Progress through invention and ship exports from Maryland
Editorial notes on how wartime setbacks spurred scientific progress and substitution in materials and food, then a Maryland export report for 1925 showing total exports of 34.8 million dollars, led by refined copper ingots, grains, and iron and steel, with Maryland ranking sixteenth among states and beating Mississippi and Oregon in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Department of Commerce
Department
Mississippi
Oregon
Heavey Trucks Must Reduce Speed In Delaware
Growers and shippers from the lower Del-Mar-Va Peninsula oppose Delaware traffic rules that require trucks weighing 6,000 pounds or more to slow from 35 to 25 mph. State officials cite a sharp rise in heavy truck traffic and highway damage as the season begins.
Truck Speed Rule Slows Growers Deliveries Through Delaware
Growers and shippers complain that a twenty five mile per hour limit in Delaware costs nearly an hour on the forty five mile trip through Delmar to Washington. A Virginia diner packing produce to New York says trips now take eleven to eleven and a half hours, up from ten. Delaware State Police actively enforce the regulation, warning drivers and promising severe action for noncompliance. Exceptions allow trucks under six thousand pounds and those returning empty or with pneumatic tires to travel at thirty five miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Delmar
Washington
New York
Accomaccounts
Rumors of a Ritchie Weller coalition in Maryland politics
The Baltimore Sun reports Democratic leaders may nominate a U S Senate candidate soon amid rumors of a Ritchie Weller alliance. Critics cite party infighting and unanswered questions about ties to Senator Weller while Republican Galen L. Tait accuses Governor Ritchie of partisanship over judgeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Ritchie
United States Senate
O. E. Weller
Weller
Baltimore
Maintan
United States
Galen L. Tait
Republican State Central Committee
The
Sun
Agai
Blair
Playing the Health Game for Maryland Youths
Secretary Hoover urges Maryland children to take charge of their health, learning to follow health rules and prevent disease through play. The Bureau of Child Hygiene relays the message, highlighting past ignorance and modern medical knowledge. It emphasizes personal responsibility, safety, and citizenhood as parts of staying healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Grown-ups and youth health discussed in year’s context
A commentator notes the season is favorable for adults to reflect on their duty toward youth health. Yet another well known authority cautions that this view is not the complete account.
Washington College Freshman Play Benchmarked
The Washington College Freshman class will stage a one act farce titled The Professor Stubs Iris Toe on Friday May 14 written by Dr Paul Bo Titsworth president of the college. Dorothy Knotts a Shilsboro girl will play Lucile Blachie among two simpering admirers of the professor. John Alderson a county youth will portray Darius Duty noted for his rich baritone voice. State Roads Engineer Austin F Shure told Talbot County Commissioners road work will continue from the Queen Anne end this year with crossings under the railroad at Cordova to improve safety after the late Charles Wooters death. A conference with railroad officials is planned. The Current Events Club and Easton’s Entumper Choral Society host the Eastern Shore District Federation of Women’s Clubs May 15 at the New Theatre. The morning covers federation business, afternoon features music and a talk by Mrs Ida M Starr of Hope House. Dorchester Farm Bureau discussed growing Henderson bush lima beans for packing with John E Patten detailing planting, harvesting, grading, prices and canning steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Stubs
Iris Toe
Paul Bo Titsworth
Dorothy Knotts
Shilsboro
Lucile Blachie
Queen Anne
Cordova
Shure
Charles R. Wooters
Enuterpenn Choral Society
Easton
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Theatre
Euterpean Choral Society
Ida M. Starr
Hope House
Reopening services of Bloomery M E Church
Reopening services were held Sunday afternoon with Rev. L. W. Layfield of Greenwood preaching at 2. Music by Orme's Orchestra Concord and the Federalsburg male quartet. Several solos by local singers. Rev. S. P. Shipman of Denton spoke. About 750 dollars was raised. Local families hosted Sunday guests from Mederl,sburg and Denton. New sedan purchased by Charles Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomery M FE
Bl. W. Layfield
Greenwood
Orme
Concord
Federalsburg
Harry Davis
Cantner
Prank Williams
Harry Hackett
S. P. Shipman
Denton
Blatrine Bulloch
Leonard Covey
Ruth
Clayton Satterfield
Martha Satterfield
Helen McMahon
Mederalsburg
J. B. Medford
Edwin
Henderson
J. H. Spence
Pennington Horsey
Floyd Smith
Fred Covey
Sherrun Neal
Bridgeville
Charles Neal
Smithson pupils attend daily in April list of names
Smithson school records show a daily April attendance by pupils including Philip Frase Gussie Prager Kenneth Cule Tilvhiman Bryan Blanch Flaharty Winifred Mundt Kenneth Collins Glidys Thirroft Miriam Pentins Bertha Frase Margaet Mundt Margaret Bryan Elizabeth Thomas Virginia Towers Leo Frase Marie Willoughby Aldred Thomas Nettie Flaharty Dorothy Towers Alton Cole Rodwood Coleman Karl Prager Edwin Fearins John Kehring George Kehring Thomas Mundt and Martin Schmieh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson School
Philip Frase
Gussie Prager
Kenneth Cule
Tilvhiman Bryan
Blanch Flaharty
Winifred Mundt
Kenneth Collins
Glidys Thirroft
Miriam Pentins
Bertha Frase
Margaet Mundt
Margaret Bryan
Elizabeth Thomas
Virginia Towers
Leo Frase
Marie Willoughby
Aldred Thomas
Nettie Flaharty
Dorothy Towers
Alton Cole
Rodwood Coleman
Karl Pr
Students Attended Moore School Daily in April
The list shows John Bilbrough Isaac Quillen Leroy Bishop Howard Brown Harvey Kemp Howard Quillen Earl Bilbrough Albert Brown Cleveland Camper Frances Meredith Edgar Bishop George Gottwak William Howard Richard Louis Bishop Granville Williamson Dorothy Gottwals Pauline Meredith Catherine Pogany Christine Gottwal Catherine Camper Maude Gottwals Annabelle Bilbrough Myrtle Breeding Louise Gottwals Louise Quillen attended Moore School every day during April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s
John Bilbrough
Isaac Quillen
Leroy Bishop
Howard Brown
Harvey Kemp
Howard Quillen
Earl Bilbrough
Albert Brown
Cleveland Camper
Frances Meredith
Edgar Bishop
George Gottwak
Howard Richard
Louis Bishop
Granville Williamson
Dorothy Gottwals
Pauline Meredith
Catherine Pogany
Christine Gottwal
Catherine Camper
Maude Gottwals
Annabelle Bilbrough
Myrtle Breeding
Louise Gottwals
Louise Quillen
In Memoriam for Our Dear Mother I. Vo. Wood
In memory of our mother I Vo Wood who died April 30 1925. A sad year of changes since death bade us part yet she remains in our hearts and rests sweetly in heaven. Her daughters Mrs Carrie Sylvester Beatie and Beatrice Wood endure her memory and praise her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Vo. Wood
Mother
Carrie Sylvester
Beatie
Beatrice Wood
Hazel L Beautelam passes away in sorrowful tribute
Hazel L Beau champ died on March 7 1926 leaving a sunlit, cheerful nature that endears her to home and work circles. The community mourns deeply, recalling her love for children and service to others as a portrait of faith and grace. Mrs H T Bennett signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel L. Beauchamp
Longfellow
Hazel
Howe
Hind
Christ
H. T. Bennett
Ministers oppose Sunday baseball in Ocean City resolution
At a May 2 1926 meeting of the Peninsula Ministerial Association of the Methodist Protestant Church attended by 150 churches and 15 000 members the group adopted a unanimous resolution protesting the commercializing of baseball on the Sabbath in Ocean City Maryland and urging citizens officials and newspapers to support keeping the Lord's Day sacred. The document is signed by N C Clough president and Chas F Cummins acting secretary. Also note I B Towers & Bro offer two small farms for rent near Denton Maryland with immediate possession. Read M. RK. Newman's ad on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula Ministerial Association
Methodist Protestant Church
Bethesda Church
Salsbury
Ocean City
Jo Harry Rew
Eastern Shore Baseball League Association
Masor
N.C. Clough
Asso Dcnation
Attest
Chas
FL Cummins
Farm Land Sale Near Denton Maryland At Public Auction
The attorney for landowners announces a public sale at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland on 1926 between 2 and 4 p m. Two parcels and a woodland tract totaling about fifty one acres plus additional land form the Clark home farm with improvements including an eight room dwelling, barn and outbuildings. The property lies in Caroline county near Williston and six miles from Denton with cultivation, woodland, and rights of an incoming tenant included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Daniel Todd
Anderson Town
Charles W. Clark
Francis A. Clark
James M. Clark
C. W
James M Clark
Lona G. Clark
Orphans’ Court
Clarence Deen
Baynard Murray
William ‘Towers
Charles Cephas
Zeb South
Zeb Smith
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline
Edward Conway
Shell Road
Williston
Terms of sale for property with staged payments and occupancy
Terms of sale require one third cash at sale, balance by January 1 1927 or all cash at buyer option. Deferred payments secured by attorney. Buyer gains incoming tenant rights and possession January 1 1927. All crops for 1926 reserved. Title papers at purchaser expense.
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Denton Journal
Denton Md
Del-Mar-Va
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Ingineer C. D. Buck
Delaware State Hoghway Department
State Highway Department
Wesern
Sussex County
Carmel
State Politics
Dorchester Farm Bureau
John E. Patten
Smithsible
Smithson
Moore's
Hazel L. Beautelam
I. B. Towers & Bro
M. RK. Newnam
W. A. Smith
Manixer St
Denton, MD
Nettie May Hobbs
Joanie Hobbs
Pranke, Davis
Hobbs, Md
Perris
W. PL Taylor
Preston, Md
Dast Main Street
Holiness Church
Peoples Bank
Brrch Hotel
Bk. Yeoman, Myr
J. J. Wright
Antornev
Liber L. IL. G
Willis Corkran
William Maloney
J. Owen Knopts
James Temple
WM. F. Jackson
Ridgely
Mae MA
Robert L. Breeding
Jesse L. Reed
Gren
Josiah A. Beck
J. H. Nichols & Company
Young Men’s
Schloss
Jesse L Reed
Tuckahoe Neck
New Bridge
York
Susan A. Fountain
Jeannette Fountain
J. Dukes Downes
Title Guarantee & Trust CO
Alexander Hardcastle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Isn
Melvin E Wiratley
Calvary
Jesus
Epworth League
J.ed. Nichols
Clerk of the
Edward W. Liden
Wingate Neal
Ford Truck
Orphana’ Court
Jate
Wilmina Clark
Caroline High School
Journal Oefice
Waldorf
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