Woman's Eastern Shore Society of Maryland Formed in 1926
Denton Journal reports on the Woman's Eastern Shore Society of Maryland formed in March 1926 with Miss Anne Rotwell Stewart as first president. The piece lists past and current officers, committee chairs, and details about the society's projects, notably the Student Loan Fund aiding local women. It highlights social events, plays, and historical pageants connected to Tercentenary celebrations, and notes active alumni and meeting venues across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Eastern Shore Society of
Maryland
Woman's Eastern Shore Society
Anne Rotwell Stewart
Miss Stewart
Kent
John Whitfield Lowe
Elizabeth Johnson Merritt
Cecil
Trigant Burrow
Emily Bryan
Dorchester
William Dorsey Hines
Sue Carter Wilkins
Etta Legg Galloway
Etta Legg
Queen Anne’s
Clarence W. Miles
Virginia L. Philipps
Wicomico
Samuel Richmond
Ethel Francis
Frances B. Seth
Talbot
William Stevens
Social Service Committee
Benjamin W. Woodford
Ida Hooper
Dramatic Arts Committee
Harriet Perkins Marine
Harry Houck
Nellie White
Caroline group sees leadership change in chapter
The chapter elects Mrs. John B. Magruder as chairman succeeding Mrs. Winslow. Miss Lucy Garey is secretary and Mrs. Ed win R. Downes serves as historian while Ursula Slaughter joins the membership committee. Mrs. Magruder will host the Governing Board’s first fall meeting at her Calvert street home as both she and Mrs. Winslow were charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Baltimore Country Club
Alexander Hardcastle
Hardcastle
Caroline
Eastern Shore Society
Lowe
William Dorsey Times
Howard S. Kroh
Annie L., Brahm
Wicomico
Ferdinand A. Meyer
Josephine Evans
Cecil
Wesley D. Wilson
Nellie Humes Williams
Worcester
Benjamin W. Woolford
Ida Hooper
Dorchester
Harry Turner
Edna Tull
Sommerset
John Whitfield Lowe
Roland Park
Louis M. Milbourne
Jesse W. Downey, Jr
William Dorsey Hines
Frances B. Seth
George A. Bunting
Worcester County
Harriet Perkins Marine
Miss Marine
Harvey C. Thomas
Caleb Winslow
Lena Garey
Winslow
John B. Magruder
Catherine Dukes
Health examinations mark start of school year for youngsters
Across the state and country, special child health conferences are held in schools and churches to examine incoming first graders. Over 1,800 children were screened in April and May, with focus on general health, vision, hearing, teeth, and posture. Parents are urged to consult physicians for needed corrections, and some counties distributed blue and gold health buttons to children meeting health criteria. Conferences will continue this season in multiple counties including Worcester Baltimore Montgomery and Prince George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dhurches
State Department of Education
Parent-Teacher
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Jack
Betty
Wicombe
Worcester
Queen Anne
Caroline
Kent
Dorchester
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Charles
St. Mary’s Prince George
Montgomery
Harford
Washington
Tax sales listed for Caroline County Maryland bids set
The Caroline County Treasurer publishes a 1929 tax sale notice detailing delinquent State and County taxes on multiple parcels in Denton and surrounding areas. It lists each property with legal descriptions, assessed owners, tax amounts for 1926 1928, interest, commissions, and total due with costs to be added, and states sale will occur July 2 1929 at the courthouse door between 1 and 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Caroline County
State of
Court House
Denton
Second Street
Liszie G. Redden
Pied J. Wright
Lizzie G. Redden
George T. Redden
William P. Carroll
Lawrence
Towers
Emmett Beulah
Emmett W. Beulah
MN Ee
Breteric Tota
Hog Eskaid
Preston
Poplar Neck
Skillington Creeks
Skillington Creek
Lawrence B. ‘Powers
Charles G. Newcomer
Chas. G
Marsh Creek
Harlan F. Davis
Walter Wright
William E. Perry
Richard R. Perry
Liber J. W. T
Richard KE. Perry
Niice I. Blades
Lewis N. Blades
Ying
Pepin
Webb
Lewis Holecheek
Bethlehem- Hoge Island
Oscar Chirk
David M. Cheezum
D. M. Cheezum
Reveres
LeRoy A. Gullett
Todd’s Mills
William
Annie E. Cannon
Annie Cannon Ricketts
StereSti
Seviye
Totai
Caroline County Land Parcels and Tax Notices Compiled
A long OCR passage details several Caroline County Maryland land parcels with metes and bounds, ownership lines, and tax listings. It covers land in the Fifth and Eighth districts, references to Pratt, Seamore, Stanford, Haines, and Lane families, and includes state and county tax figures, interest, and commissions.
Terms of Sale For Caroline County Land Seizure
Being part of the same land that Stephen Stanford died seized and possessed, the sale requires the purchaser to pay the full purchase money to the Treasurer on sale day or the property will be resold at the purchaser's risk. Redemption is allowed within twelve months by paying the amount of purchase money plus 15 percent interest to the Circuit Court for Caroline County, plus Treasurer's deed costs if deed issued. T. Frank Seward, Treasurer of Caroline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
Isaiah Christopher
Melissa Christopher
William V. Sharp
Mary L. Sharp
Pritchett Farm
Christopher
Sharp
Mary V. Standford
Mary V. Stanford
TN Cgtes ES Sete Ana Meakmal Oa
Commission
Tocoscnero Wideroc
Hare
Ganey’s Wharf
Oll Post
Dawson’s Branch
Thomas Marine Land
Chase Land
James ‘Hn. Payne
Payne’s
Dawson's Branch
Charles A. Taylor
Lo LeRoy A. Gullett
John W. Haines
Benjamin FE. Saines
Chas. N. Prattis
Terest S
Pesi Commission
Levy
Oso
Stephen Stanford
Circuit Court
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Somerset County
Louise Malloy
Bal Jtimore
Kent Island
O’connor
Wilmington
David Frazier
Elkton
General Howe
Baus Venables
Salisbury
Porth
Dry Streets
Charles Boston
James Lewis
Dry Street
Pourth Street
Pry Street
Nanticoke River
Alex Pratt
Idlewild Mill
Alex Prattis
W. R. Phillips
Sarah Seamore
Sarah L. Senmore
Stanford
Martha Lane
William ‘H. Lane
Alexander Stanford
C. Clarence Dean
Charles Beulah
Chas. A. Beulah
T. Frank Seward
Cfrheensboro, Maryland
Greensboro
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