Maryland Rural Women Complete Thirteenth Short Course
Fifty eight Maryland women from sixteen counties received graduation certificates at Ritchie Gymnasium marking completion of the Rural Women's Short Course. Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray and Dr. Raymond A. Pearson spoke as certificates were presented. Miss Venna M. Kellar directed the program.
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Ritchie Gymnasium
Maryland
Joseph M. M. Gray
American University
Washington, D. C
Raymond A. Pearson
University of Maryland
Extension Service
Venna M. Kellar
Miss Kellar
Allegany county
Somerset county
Kent county
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Pearson
Russia
Alaska
Morocco
Harry Barton
Pinto
G. C. Shumaker
Rawlings
Joseph Wheeler
Long
Vernon J. Lear
Frostburg
C. V. Cavanaugh
John W. Dectz
C. A. Feeser
J. S. MacDonald
John MceMakin
Russell O'Neal
G. H. Castle
Cumberland
Baltimore City
Francis M
Sleighter Twilley
Wicomico County
Herold Culver
Medford H. Mumphreys
Frank Wimbrow
Salisbury
Naomi Miriam Heath
Clyde Twilley
Delmar
Del
Worcester County
George W. Clayville
Carrie B. Sener
James W. Truitt
Snow Hill
In Memoriam for Mary Virginia Downes
In loving remembrance of Mary Virginia Downes born June 27 1918 and died May 1 19365. Oh God why did she have to go away from us who loved so well. The precious one that's gone the face we loved, we'll not forget. By her bereaved Family.
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Mary Virginia Downes
homme
King's College Opens Doors at 1754 milestone
The establishment marks a historic opening in 1754 as an early college in colonial New York. Noted as a precursor to Columbia, it reflects colonial education efforts and college leadership in New York.
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King's College
Columbia
Maryland and District of Columbia Electric Rates
The Federal Power Commission released its Electric Rate Survey for Maryland and the District of Columbia as of January 1, 1935. The Maryland report shows seven typical bills for 177 communities served by 12 private utilities and six municipalities, with charges from 15 to 600 kilowatt-hours.
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Maryland
District Of Columbia
Federal Power Commission
Denton
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
Easton
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Tlagerstown
Catonsville
Salisbury
Frederick
Annapolis
Takoma Park
Cambridge
Cambridge Cambridge
Washington
Potomac Edison Co
Hagersipal Electric Light Plant
Inventor Wins Royalties Over Universal Joint Patent
Philadelphia inventor Sam Victor Lee Emerson wins Delaware Supreme Court royalties of 187.00 from Universal Products for the universal joint used in autos. Emerson, founder of Universal Company in 1914, seeks millions more from ongoing suits and has created several other notable patents. He spends time in Caroline County where he has relatives and ties to his boyhood region.
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Victor Lee Emerson
Philadelphia
Delaware Supreme Court
Universal Products Company
Emerson
Delaware
Universal Company
Caroline county
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. It ratified the sale of Isabelle Dean’s real estate, noted a release for Annie V. Davis’s personal estate by administrator Harry W. Davis, postponed Josephine Moore’s hearing to July 9, granted letters of administration to Laura V. Robinson and Lacey A. Robinson, filed bond and notices, named W. W. Frarhpton and James Pinder as appraisers, and ratified the sale of the Moore real estate with trustees Wesley E Thawley and Fred R. Owens reporting.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Isabelle Dean
Annie V. Davis
Harry W. Davis
Josephine Moore
Thomas
Robinson
Laura V. Robinson
Lacey A. Robinson
W. W. Frarhpton
James Pinder
Wesley E. Thawley
Fred R. Owens
nisi
Adams Family Social Roundup At Newark Ocean City
Miss Edna Adams Grace Iorsey Catherine Spence and Mr and Mrs Walter Adams spent Sunday at Ocean City. Misses Virginia Tlorsey Reba Adams and Louise Melson attended the Newark short course. Mrs Earl Robinson Mrs John Adams and Edna were Dover shoppers last Thursday. Mr Saul of Philadelphia was a supper guest of C W Adams. Mrs Lewis Lockerman and her two sons visited her father. Mr C W Adams purchased a new car.
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Edna Adams
Grace Iorsey
Catherine Spence
Walter Adams
Ocean City
Virginia Tlorsey
Reba Adams
Louise Melson
Newark
Earl Robinson
John Adams
Edna
Dover
Saul
Philadelphia
C. W. Adams
Lewis Lockerman
Easton Man Appoints FHA Appraiser L. Herbert Griffith
Easton Md Henry W Webb announces the assignment of L Herbert Griffith a real estate and insurance broker to reevaluate for the Federal Housing Administration covering Dorchester Caroline Queen Anne and Talbot Counties with Easton as headquarters Griffith born in Miles River Neck Talbot County spent 16 years in Tunis Mills lumber wholesale and 16 years in Easton insurance and real estate He often handles appraisals for the Orphans Court served as a Talbot Bank director and helped with bank real estate appraisals Howard Eley named fee architect serves Cecil Talbot Kent Caroline and Queen Anne counties FHA funds mortgage business ranges 5 9 to 8 million weekly FHA not a government lender mortgages up to 80 of appraised value repayable over 20 years and insured for principal"}
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L. Herbert Griffith
Easton
Federal Housing Administration
Henry W. Webb
Maryland
FHA
Griffith
Dorchester
Caroline
Queen Anne
Talbot Counties
Mr. Griffith
Talbot county
Miles River Neck
Tunis Mills
Orphans’ Court
Talbot Bank
Howard Eley
fee
Eley
Cecil
Talbot
Kent
Cagney Film Adds to Gangland Panic
Dentonia Theatre presents Cagney film on Friday and Saturday June 28 29 amid a wave of G men fear. The page also notes Muchacha on July 23 at Centonia Theatre and a July 4 one day showing of Mr Dynamite starring Edmund Lowe with Hammett ties.
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Sam
underworld
United States
Dentonia Theatre
Busby Berkley
Muchacha
Caliente
Centonia Theatre
Dashiell Hammett
Hammett
Thin Man
Edmund Lowe
County Tax Rate Is Raised On $100 In Caroline
Caroline county vot ers approved a 10 cent increase in the county tax rate to 1.30 per 100 dollars, with the rise funding Old Age Pensions repairs to heating plants and school buildings. The county levy lists boosts for county offices, sheriff, court expenses, schools at 70,000, and outstanding notes totaling 45,000, offset by credits and uncollected taxes.
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Caroline county
H. D
Court House
Jalwa p sossa
Willigeve
Easton
Greensboro
Denton
Caroline Co
Farm Bureau Fights for Rural Roads Funding
The American Farm Bureau urges Sec retary Wallace to allocate a large share of the 800 million relief fund to secondary road construction. President Edw A O Neal argues the Hayden Cartwright Act's 26 percent allotment should be a minimum, not a maximum, to support farm to market roads and rural needs.
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Congress
Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Sec
Wallace
American Farm Bureau
Hayden-Cartwright
Edw. A
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