Shore League forfeit case to Mr Landis
Salisbury club seeks reversal of 21 win forfeiture after J Thomas Kibler ruled rookie Bob Brady counted as a one year man. Manager Jake Flowers vows to prove contract invalid and appeal directly to Judge Landis with support from Harrisburg and New York Pennsylvania League officials.
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Jake Flowers
Salisbury
J. Thomas Kibler
Chestertown
Bob Brady
Flowers
Kenesaw M. Landis
Kibler
Centreville
Brady
Landis
Chicago
Harrisburg
Kent Sussex Fair To Be Bigger Than Ever
The Great Kent and Sussex County Fair at Harrington runs July 27 to 31, with 40 acres of exhibits across 26 buildings. State departments from Health to 4 H and Boy Scouts fill the grounds, plus expanded grandstand, modern facilities, horse and auto racing, pageants, stunts, free acts, a large night show with fireworks, and Cetlin Wilson Shows bringing 20 carloads of rides and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
State Department
State Board of Health
F. F. A. 4-H Club
State Board of Agriculture
State Forestry
State Game and Fish Commission
Mosquito Control
Boy Scouts, Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Delaware Colony
Orphans Court Grants Multiple Administrations in June Session
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met June 22 1937 with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis present. Letters testamentary were granted to Irwin J Heavlow for Anna M Heavlow and to Clarence Thomas for Malinda Thomas with bonds and creditor notices. appraisers named. Guardians Josiah A Beck for Evelyn and Rosella Reed authorized withdrawal from bank. Everett Nuttle administrator c t a filed sales reports and final accounts for Benjamin B Cohee and John M Lord. Chattel mortgage payment ordered for Charles E Connelly. Lydia E Nichols administratrix filed inventory and an order to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan’s Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Anna M. Heavlow
Irwin J. Heavlow
Roger R. Ringold
Lawrence Wilson
Josiah A. Beck
Evelyn Reed
Rosella Reed
William W. Thomas
Clarence Thomas
J. Redden
Elias Nuttle
Malinda Thomas
Everett Nuttle
C.t.a
Benjamin B. Cohee
John M. Lord
Clellie E. Turner
Charles E. Connelly
Lydia E. Nichols
Oscar Nichols
In Memoriam for Maggie L. Smith
In loving memory of a darling mother and grandmother Mrs Maggie L. Smith who God called home June 27 1934. I sat by your bedside mother dear and saw your life depart. A wonderful mother and an aid better God never made. Loved by friends you knew. Sadly missed by her daughter and grandsons Mrs Clarence Collison William Lawrence and Albert Collison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie L. Smith
Clarence Collison
William Lawrence
Albert Collison
Card Of Thanks For Albert F. Hignutt
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father Albert F. Hignutt. Wife and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Hignutt
Journal Subscription Offers County News Access
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to the Journal to receive full county news coverage. The offer highlights local reporting on government, courts, schools, and community events, urging timely delivery and access to in-depth stories.
Boy Scouts Plan Twenty Season Camp Rodney Encampment
The DEL MARVA Boy Scout Council announces Camp Rodney opens Sunday June 27 marking the twentieth season. Camp director is Clarence F. Urffer with veteran leadership across Delaware and the Eastern Shore. The program features new sailboats and a war canoe, multiple camps, Sea Scout adventures, and a ten day Chesapeake Bay cruise aboard the Smith K. Martin.
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Rodney
Delmarva
Eddie” Cantwell
Carroll Cox
Kennett Square
University of Delaware
June
Jake” Kreshtool
Joe” Dannenberg
Del-Mar-Va
W. Carlton Backus, Jr
Council
Roger W. Cann
Centreville
Delaware
James M. Shorts
Chesapeake Bay
Smith K. Martin
Annapolis
C. R. Andreas, Jr
Upper Peninsula
Dover
Lower Peninsula
Howard A. Solomon
Salisbury
Andreas
Solomon
Del-Marva Boy Scout Council
Elk Neck
North East
Maryland
Elkton
Delaware Wilmington
Delaware City
Harrington
Galena
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Federalsburg
Easton
Teachers Students and Summer Workers Under Social Security
Baltimore Social Security Board manager Luther Becker says teachers and students taking summer jobs such as waiters musicians or bellhops are workers under the old age benefits provisions. They must obtain Social Security Account numbers on form SS 5 from post offices or Social Security offices. Wages from each employer determine monthly benefits, which are payable when eligible. Youthfulness or temporary status does not exempt employment. high school graduates and others seeking summer work should secure numbers and share them with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Becker
Baltimore
Social Security Board
300 Court Square
Household Rints Miss Eunice Ellis-Home Economist Red Raspberry Sherbet
Miss Eunice Ellis outlines a red raspberry sherbet using Jello sugar water and lemon and orange juice with raspberries. The recipe instructs dissolving cooling freezing and beating for a fluffy smooth result with mint garnish and a variation using cherry or strawberry Jello.
Radiant Living Through Sorrow and Hope
A reflective piece contrasts loss and resilience, using frost transforming a Mexican fire bush as a metaphor for grief. It urges sorrow to inspire comfort for others and to shine a beacon of sympathy across despair, urging shared healing and renewed courage.
In sad remembrance of Mabel Ireland daughter of M and F
In loving memory of my dear daughter Mabel Ireland who died June 27 1935 after suffering she breathed not a murmur The Comforter stood by her side and whispered Fear not I am with thee God saw the road was getting rough He gently closed your loving eyes and whispered Peace be thine From Mother and Father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ireland
In fond remembrance of my mother Hester A Noble
Obituary note from H V Noble honoring his mother Hester A Noble who died July 1 1915, twenty two years past. He expresses enduring love and remembrance with a poetic line about death not severing their bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester A. Noble
H. V. Noble
In loving remembrance of Benjamin B. Cohee
In loving remembrance of my dear husband, Benjamin B. Cohee, who died one year ago, June 25th, 1936. Myrtle L. Cohee, his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin B. Cohee
Myrtle L. Cohee
Miracle House Set to Open Monday for TB Children
The Claiborne Miracle House, a tuberculosis preventorium for Maryland white children, resumes its eighteenth season June 28 with about 125 youngsters expected. Since inception over 2,000 children have been cared for, funded by tuberculosis Christmas Seals, providing free care and clothing to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne Miracle House
Maryland
Baltimore
Pereventorium
William B. Matthews
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Miracle House
Rural Women's Short Course awards exceed eight hundred attendees
More than 800 women from every Maryland county participated in the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park. Seventy six recipients, including Mrs. Paul Hoffman of Ridgely, earned certificates after four years of attendance. The event featured Dr. H C Byrd presenting awards following Rabbi Edward L Israel's address on The Struggle of Democracy.
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University of Maryland
College Park
Paul Hoffman
Ridgely
H. C. Byrd
Edward L. Israel
Har Sinai Congregation
Baltimore
Maryland
Allegany County
Cecil
Somerset County
Extension Service
Venia M. Kellar
Millard E. Tydings
Brahmachari Jotin
Washington, D. C
Malvina Lindsay
Women’s Page
Washington Post
Harry H. Nuttle
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
H. J. Patterson
T. B. Symons
Jeannette Rankin
National Council For Prevention of War
Martha Strayer
Washington Daily News
da Ells Lonn
Goucher College
Gertrude Warren
Florence Hall
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Georgette Ross Howard
T. Roy Brookes
Maryland State Grange
Byrd
Mt. Vernon
Rock Creek Park
Caroline County
Bessie M. Spafford
Good Food For Sound Thinkers I Sought The Lord
A devotional line quoting scripture frames a meditation on faith and prayer. The message emphasizes seeking the Lord and being delivered from fears, echoing biblical reassurance. It reads as a concise religious reflection rather than news or a report.
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Babe Renee
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Oland
PO Pelpe
Tan Htek Liet
Wed & Thurs
Robert Tay
Lor, Barbara Stanwyck
Tuckahoe Sation
Agnes M. Barton
Laurel
Bethel
Del
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F. W. Cooper
Locati Gleghorn Corporation
Longwoods
Talbot County
George Washington Hotel
Ocean City
Joe Pine
Aarelington
Cowboys
Geo. Bancroft
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Parnell
Binnie Barnes
G. Robinson
Bette Davis
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Buck Jones
Theatre
Denton
Janed Predric Gaynor Mary
Petar
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Wayne Morris
Gordon Hart Peet
Cee Ciel
Bie Wise
Peru
Feng
Jie
ROACH
Ayaa
Perici Pere Lly
Internationel Stege
Rehoboth Beach
Del-Reho
Freddy Johnson
Saii
Beursen Remedy Co
Lexington
Nuttle Milling Company
The
Denton National Bank
Denton, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System Reserz
Sussex
James Melton
Pat Ellis
George O’brien
Hollywood Cowboy
Man
Glare Gable
Lionel Barrymore
Cecilia Parker
Eric Linden
Marx Brothers
Helene Our
Eugene Frederic
Aranteed
McKenna
Beauty Shop
3Rd St
Nichols
Denton, MD
Madge
Manent
Miss Marshall’s. I’m
Ber
Mars Beauty Denton
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Journal
Boy Scouts
Tema Nas
Robert T. Jones
Atlanta, Ga
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Germantown
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