Noted Speakers At Student Conference
The Third Annual Student Conference at Salisbury State Teachers College on April 1 and 2 will feature Rev erend Albert Frost and Dr. Rex B. Cunliffe among others. Sessions explore career options for young men and women with panels on professions and guidance, plus a luncheon with Mr. and Mrs. Ledig sharing a travel talk on the Andes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury State Teachers College
Albert Frost
St. Peter’s Church
Salisbury
Frost
Nashotah Theological Seminary
Wisconsin
Church of St. Michael
Anna Lalor Burdick
U. S. Office of Education
Iowa State Commission on
Federal Board
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Occupations
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Home Economics
Bernice H. Sterling
Paul Ledig
Andes
Daffodils Wander Lonely as a Cloud Poem
William Wordsworth paints a vivid scene of daffodils beside a lake with trees and breeze. The speaker reflects on their joyful memory, discovering wealth and bliss in solitude when recalling the golden flowers.
Birthday party honoring Mrs. Cook's father at local home
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook hosted a small gathering near here for Mrs. Cook's father's birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lyden, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyden, Mr. John Cook, Edward Lyden, Ronald Cook, and Misses Evelyn, Shirley and Faye Lyden. Mrs. John Cook baked the cake and served ice cream and cake. All reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
here
Mrs. Cook
Charlie Lyden
Walter Lyden
Edward Lyden
Ronald Cook
Evelyn
Shirley
Faye Lyden
Federalsburg Club Prepares 1938 Spring Schedule and Roster
Federalsburg Club plans a 1938 spring rollout at the baseball park with ground work, a new scoreboard, fence work, and locker rooms. Spring training starts April 18 under Manager Charlie Moss with later reports by Earle Mack. Exhibition games feature Port Richmond, Penn Athletic Club, Newark Delaware, and more. roster lists many signed players and trials for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Moss
Lake Charles
Mackmen
Federalsburg
Earle Mack
the
Athletics
yanigans
Port Richmond Club
Philadelphia
Penn Athletic Club
Newark
Del
Meridan
Miss
John Manczak
Trenton
N. J
Wess Rattarree
Millsboro
Harry Boyce
Eugene Stant
Stanley
Robert Donaway
James A. Scully
Wilmington
Sterline Ecker
Littlestown
Howard Killen
Felton
Edward Harris
Pleft
Lynch
Edward Sands
OF & CG
Bloomsfield
Mike DeBella
Verona
Vincent Polito
Brooklyn
Milton Salters
Dorchester
Mass
Ralph Irons
Toms River
Frank Sanford
N. Y
Lucian Belanger
Beverly
William Brown
Temple
Chester Napiecek
Reading
Leon Edwards
Brunswick
Boyce
Stant
Scully
Harris
Donaway
Raymond Chew
Bridgeton
Bob Knadler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mike Davis
C. Paoli
Stanley Lesney
Ambridge
William Irving
Prospect Park
Orphans' Court approves estates and sales in Tuesday session
The Orphans' Court with Tow ers Handy and Dennis approves letters of administration for Elizabeth Robertson to George D Carell. Bond and appraisers named. Amended bill and publication order filed in real estate cases. Inventory and sale orders recorded for Elizabeth Robertson and Philip B Winn estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Elizabeth Robertson
George D. Carell
Harry Poole
Charles Mowbray
Louise C. Milby
Alexine Longfellow
Philip B. Winn
Scratch pad sale at The Journal office
The Journal announces scratch pads available for 1 cent each at the office. Limited stock, first come, first served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Fragmented historical notes on 19th century events
A scrambled OCR fragment lists items from 1804 to 1901 including the Louisiana purchase division, New York governor actions, a Danish connection, Easter graveyard in Bethlehem Pennsylvania, daylight saving adoption in the United States, Knute Rockne’s death, and the formation of the Liberty Party in 1840. Content is garbled with incomplete phrases and misdated entries.
Dr Knotts Speaks On Temperance To Students
Dr E Paul Knotts addressed seventh graders and high school students on March 16 stressing abstinence from liquor. He warned that alcohol fuels accidents crimes and ruined lives, sharing cases from practice and urging young people to choose sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Knotts
E. Paul Knotts
Dr. Jekyll
Maryland Accident Record Highlights Driver Histories
Safety figures on 1937 Maryland fatal motor vehicle operators show 662 involved in fatalities. Of these 136 were from other states, 30 were hit and run non apprehensions, 361 had no prior records, and 185 had prior records. 85 died, 19 with prior records. 411 survived, 116 with prior records. 304 from counties, 192 from Baltimore City. Walter R. Rudy, Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Department
Maryland
Baltimore City
WALTER R. RUDY
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Discerning the rights of man
Quote compilation featuring Mary Baker Eddy and an anon remark on rights and patriotism. The items present reflections on oppression and love of country, attributed to the historical thinker and a generic anonymous source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Denton Armory Sealed Bids Due By April 15
Maryland military officials invite sealed proposals for a new armory to house Caroline County National Guard units in Denton. Bids close at noon on April 15 with plans available from the adjutant general in Baltimore since March 17. A $50,000 appropriation funds the project, sited on Fourth Street near the high school per Maj Gen Milton A Reckord’s selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
military department of the
state of
Maryland
Denton
Caroline County
National Guard
adjutant general
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Fourth Street
Franklin and
Randolph streets
Milton A. Reckord
Rail Rates Here and Abroad: Need for Fair Policy
An analysis from the Cleveland Trust Company argues that American rail freight is cheaper than many major countries, noting the US ten mile rate at under one cent and Japan at .77 cents. It urges rejecting calls for further rate hikes and warns against restrictive laws like a train-limit bill, advocating better wages, efficiency, and a taxpayer-backed improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company Business Bulletin
France
Great Britain
Italy
Australia
Argentina
United States
Japan
Canada
India
Dominion
spur & railroad
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rea
Pat Harrington
DELAWARE
JUDY GARLAND and
ALLAN JONES
FRANK McHUGI
YOUR
GARY COOPER
MICKEY MOUSE
FRANK MORGAN and
FLORENCE RICE
BORIS KARLOFF
DOLORES DEL RIO
INTERNATIONAL
LESLIE HOWARD
JOAN BLONDELL
WM. BOYD
HOPALONG
SALLY EILERS
JUDY GARLAND
FANNY BRICE
SMITH BALLEW
PAT O'BRIEN
Federal
Popeye
KATHERINE HEPBURN
CARY GRANT
CHARLIE RUGGLES
ROBSON
Asta
Man
ROBERT TAYLOR
OXFORD
LIONEL BARRYMORE
MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
Bob
Charlie McCarthy
Snow White
W. P. BUTLER
Trucking Service
Denton, Md
BOB BAKER
BORDER WOLVES
MURDER
COLUMBIA PICTURE
CMTC
COLUMBIA
ata
RICHARD apren
M. H. Downes stables
DOWNES
pENtOnto
POLLY JENKINS
FNerro Prater
ay Pee the a
ana Aered
OTTO KRUGER
ROBERT BARRAT
ANDY CLYDE
Adeigh
MAE WEST
Avenes
EDMUND LOWE
CHAMLES BUTTERWORTH
WINKINGER
CATLETT
LLOYD NOLAN
SERMIN BING
CHESTER CONKLIN
LOWS ARMSTRONG
Hal
PHOS
Federalsburg Club
Suatr GU
Louisiana purchase
New York
Trec realyst
Denmark
Bethlehem
Knute Rockne
Liberty party
EDITORIAL
Phonographie Record
Julia Seton
Friends Abroad Club
Stull
Anita Rue
earth
Bussan
Anon
Denton Armory
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