Last P. T. A. Meeting Of Year On Monday Next
The final PTA meeting of the year is set for Monday night at 7 45 with Dr. Humphreys of Salisbury as speaker. Attendees are expected to be numerous after prior enjoyed talks at the Methodist Church. Baseball results note Caroline High beat Preston 10 to 6 behind Wrights pitching. Denton Valley Girls lost to Preston 27 to 1 on Den ton court. May Day Field and Track Day was held with Orange and Black teams led by Sam Johnson Doris Trazzare and Robert Calloway Sarah Swiss. Attendance honors were listed for April across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Dr. Humphreys
Salisbury
Humphreys
Methodist Church
Caroline High School
Preston
Wright
Caroline
Francis Wright
Francis
Denton Valley Ball Girls
Preston Girls
Denton’s
Denton Girls
Orange
Sam Johnson
Doris Trazzare
Robert Calloway
Sarah Swiss
Talbot Kennel Club to Hold Another Show
The Talbot County Kennel Club announces its Second Annual Outdoor Dog Show on Sunday June 2 at Bluffs Island Farm near Easton Maryland starting at 10 a m. The event benefits the Easton Emergency Hospital with 150 trophies and cash prizes. Entries must be mailed by May 18 and non registered dogs may compete with a listing fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot County Kennel Club
Bluffs Island Farm
Easton
Maryland
American Kennel Club
United States
Tyne
Hugh C. Miller
Child Health Week in Caroline County Observed
Caroline County launches a week long Child Health Week from May 1 to May 8 led by doctors offering a surprise in every office. Health official Louis S Welty urges vaccination, health exams, diphtheria protection, and preventive care to keep children well and reduce doctor visits and medicine costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
American Child Health Association
Louis S. Welty
P. S
Hope for Industrial Peace In 1933 Strikes See Record
The piece recalls a year of striving for industrial peace as 13,455,758 workdays were lost to strikes and lockouts. President Roosevelt outlined NRA principles for the auto industry, stressing that the government supports no specific union and insists on free choice without coercion. He urged employers and workers to uphold ethical behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
NRA
Government faces Wagner bill clash with labor moves
In a public address the speaker warned that the nation must preserve industrial peace and warned against the Wagner bill seen as a threat to government authority. He cited unemployment, welfare needs, and urged unity for better times while noting labor organizers defied the Wolman board during a Toledo strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Perkins
Toledo
Wolman
Francis J. Dillon
The Cherry Blossoms and the World Friendship Message
Children’s Corner recalls Washington’s cherry blossoms and Japan’s gift of trees, then tells of a German city where cherry orchards aided by children saved the town in war. A yearly festival celebrates friendship, mirroring Washington’s Peace celebration inspired by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tidal Basin
Potomac
Japan
United States
Germany
Truce of God revived as Easter peace tradition
The Truce of God revival, begun in 1027, returns during Easter to pause wars and disputes for three days with a two minute silence for Great War dead. Initiated by Junior Red Cross, it spreads across Europe with children and adults joining in goodwill observances. The World Friendship Among Children broadcasts its Goodwill Day message May 18, urging global fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Czechoslovakia
iOn
Red Cross
World
Friendship Among Children
Wates
Wales
Elizabethown College offers five free scholarships
The Board of Trustees of Elizabethown College in Elizabethtown Pennsylvania voted to award five eight hundred dollar free scholarships to high school seniors. Winners will be chosen from a May 11 exam in the auditorium gymnasium. Eligible graduates must have completed no further study and plan to attend Elizabethtown if they win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Pennsylvania
R. W. Schlosser
Ietter
Fashion and farming union in spring 1935 notes
A fashion digest from Atlantic City outlines Spring 1935 trends with high necklines, cape sleeves, lower waists, wider shorter skirts, and bright blue hues. Accessories and dramatic evening wear are emphasized. The piece also highlights co operatives disseminating agricultural information as vital support to farm prosperity. Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Leeds and Lippincott
Chalfonte- Haddon Hall
Education Comes First For Modern Farmers
The farmer of today is better informed on financial and social issues than prewar farmers. Much credit goes to agricultural cooperative organizations which recognize the need for educating their members.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Mr. Cahall
Hughes
Stevenson
Nichols
Preston AB II
Messick
Plummer
Patchett
Colbourne
Riedge Mundt Morgan
Lord Newton
Caroline AB R. H Hollis Calloway
Cheezum Johnson Maloney Koenig
Irwin Butler Wright Shaeffer
Talbot Kennel Club
Nwspaper Anghlye
Children’s Corner
General Electric
Ular
General
Eastern Shore Public Service
Journal
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West Denton Hatchery
Fione Denton
Denton, Md
Allen’s Chicks
Barred
R. I
S. C. W. Leghorns
N. H. Reds
C. C. Allen’s Hatchery
Seaford
Delaware
V. Parvin
Hurlock
Alex McWilliams
S. 2Nd St
Denton
Pire, Ter Ek
Master de Luxe Sedan
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Iscment
Master de Luxe
Ald Se
Depenbamlity
Eastern Shore Nurseries, Inc
Dover Road
Easton, Maryland
Pam
Rome
Baugh & Sons Company
Bradford
Eshelman Chicken
WM. G. Wooters
Gen. Met
ICE Service
Atwater Kent
Norge
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Maryland
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