History of Caroline County 4-H Club Work
Caroline County 4-H began about 1916 with a temporary Home Demonstration Agent. It grew into a wide program focusing on conservation food supply poultry tomato growing canning sewing and home economics. The county formed a Federation in 1927 and has hosted camps and club weeks with state and national recognition for several members. The Caroline County 4-H Older Youth and All Stars organizations organize leadership, service and recreation activities with multiple officials and committees guiding events and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Merwin
College Park
Bessie M. Spafford
Caroline County
Dorchester
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Camp Mardela
Denton
Camp Vail
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Lois Fuchs
Ridgely
Spafford
Gertrude Gronbech
Marybelle Remsburg
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Caroline County County
Tellen Wheedleton
Betty Moore
Stuart Coulbourne
Naomi Iruehs
Connie Stoops
Ellen Wheedleton
Naomi Fuchs
Nancy Rice
Sandra Coul
Wayne Bradley
All Stars
All Star
Maryland
William Cooper
Field Trial Claiming Races Set For March 17 18
Walls's 10th annual free final field trial claiming races take place near Ingeside Maryland. Ribbons trophies rosettes awarded with $315 guarantee finals. Classes range from $50 to $125 final plus post entry $3 and $5. Free entry closes March 11 and heats drawn March 12.
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Walls
Sharp
Ingeside
Preston Community Club and local notices
Mrs Edna G Carnaine hosts and phone contact 3506. Joseph Harris, son of Mr and Mrs H I M Harris, left for Patuxent Naval Air Base after Bainbridge training. The Monday Club met with Mrs Creighton Carmine. The Community Club plans a meeting on Tuesday afternoon March 13 at Mrs Robert Stanton's home. Mrs J L Gallagher and Mrs J Frank Patchett visited Salisbury, and Mrs George Lake of Seaford spent Sunday with her parents.
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Edna Gcarnaine
Joseph Harris
HI. MM. Harris
Patuxent Naval Air Base
Bainbridge
Creighton Carmine
Robert Stanton
J. L. Gallagher
J. Frank Patchett
Salisbury
George Lake
Seaford
Local business changes include retirements and new positions
Mr. and Mrs. Max Chambers are noted in a local social update. Mr. David C. Osteen left for Mission Texas to join Aikin Products Co after leaving Sisk & Co. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harris returned from a Florida vacation. T. L. Trice Jr retired from Trice's Dept Store and Food Market as the business was sold to his son Thos. L. Trice III.
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Ents
Max Chambers
David C. Osteen
Mission
Texas
Aikin Products Co
Osteen
Sisk & Co
E. J. Harris
Florida
T. L. Trice, Jr
Trice
Thos. L. Trice, III
The Girl Who Led 3 Lives in Split Personality Case
In the March 11 issue of The American Weekly, a color gravure feature with Baltimore Sunday American reveals how doctors cured a woman whose mind housed three distinct personalities. The illustrated report traces the baffling case, its diagnosis, and the dramatic treatment journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Magazine In Color
Baltimore Sunday American
In Memoriam Katie Cahall Daughter Remembers Her Mother
In loving memory of Katie Cahall who died March 14 1921. The poem recalls her gentle face a painted smile and kind words for all. Sadly missed by her daughter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Cahall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osea Schmidt
Queen Anne’s County
Austria
Edgar FE. Walls
Henderson
Centreville
Aden
Denton, Maryland
Bobbin
Western Auto Associate Store
Market Street
Denton, Md
Preston
Memoriam
Caroline High School
Den
Charlotte Hall
Washington College
St. John’s
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Precision
Robbin
Bookis
Winder
Nuawspaper
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