Assignee’s Sale Of Land In Carroll County Maryland
Foreclosure sale by Wilbert L Merriken of two farms on shell road to Concord Williston MD. Tract 1 forty six acres with four room dwelling barn and stable. Tract 2 one hundred thirty two and six tenths acres with seven room dwelling forge barn and outbuildings. Sale at Denton Court House between 2 and 4 pm. Terms: one third cash day of sale or all cash. balance on ratification or note secured by purchaser with title papers and stamps at purchaser expense. Auctioneer William E. Andrew.
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Annie W. Meredith
Alphonso Meredith
Marion L. Beck
Caroline County
Wilbert L. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
shell road
Concord
Williston
Charles Dixon
George Torode
U. S
Health department report on school health progress
With the school year ending, the Health Department reviews exams showing over half of county schoolchildren examined, many with defects from head lice to malnutrition. It stresses teacher involvement to reach hard to contact groups, notes need for glasses and nutrition support, and discusses head lice policy and lunch programs. It lists April disease reports, school visits, inspections, home visits, milk samples, vaccinations, and immunizations data.
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health department
Claiborne
Lulu
Vincent’s Angina
iChildren
seatescue Hn Onaioe
Wasserman
CCC Camp To Be Located In Caroline County
University of Maryland Extension engineer Mr. R W Carpenter and county agent George W Clendaniel visited Caroline to discuss a CCC camp near Goldsboro. The plan would drain Long Marsh ditch and reclaim about 49 000 acres across Caroline and Queen Annes counties, with parts reaching Delaware. Location depends on public sentiment and would affect land on both sides of the ditch.
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R. W. Carpenter
College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
Caroline county
CCC
Goldsboro
Carpenter
George W. Clendaniel
Denton
J. Frank Lane
Board of Carolina County Commissioners
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Extension Service
University of Maryland
boards of county commissioners
Queen Anne’s
Delaware
Shall Your Child Go to Camp
The article extols wholesome youth camp programs as essential for building character. It notes 4-H and other groups emphasize practical homemaking, cooperation, and self directed leisure, with crafts, public speaking, and devotions shaping healthier minds and bodies for future homemaking and community life.
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America
Farm Leader Cites Higher Farm Prices
H H Nuttle of Denton and new Maryland Farm Bureau Federation president cites five price gains that boost farmers income under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He notes corn oats hay beef cattle and poultry near parity or within ten percent of what farmers pay, saying prices have risen from 54 percent of 1926 in 1933 to 84 percent today. He argues adjustments balance production with demand benefiting farmers and consumers alike.
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Chicago
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Maryland
Shore W. C. T. U. Elects Mrs Delaha President at Denton Meeting
Mrs. Robert S. Delaha of Cambridge was elected president of the tri county Women’s Christian Temperance Union at the thirty sixth annual convention in the Denton M P Church serving Talbot Dorchester and Caroline counties. State President Mary R Haslup urged education against liquor and Miss Mary Stuart Jump won the Bible reading contest among contestants from Easton Hurlock Cambridge and Denton.
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Robert S. Delaha
Cambridge
tri-county
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline counties
Denton M. P
Grace Moore
Easton
Arthur S. Hopkins
Gilbert H. Rue
Mary S. Jump
Cathronia Collins
Hurlock
loyal temperance legion
Mary R. Haslup
Charlotte Fraser Snyder
New York
Mary Stuart Jump
tri-county union
C. Irving Carpenter
Federalsburg
Addie Wilson
Denton
T. H. Maguire
Milton S. Andrews
Norman A. Leese
Thomas J. Turkington
Funeral services for Frank Yunetz Held at Todd’s M E Church
Funeral services were held for 67yearold farmer Frank Yunetz at Todd’s M E Church on May first. He died Wednesday morning at his Hickman home. A Pennsylvania native who settled in the county twenty years ago he is survived by his wife Mary Yunetz and a niece Mrs Meklivech.
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Todd
M. E. Church
Frank Yunetz
Hickman
Yunetz
Pennsylvania
Mary Yunetz
Meklivech
Gratitude For Kindness After Eliza Reed’s Death
A note of thanks from J Frank Collins and family expresses sincere appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of sister Eliza Reed.
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Eliza Reed
J. Frank Collins
Peace talk at Concord frames county federation meet
The Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs heard Rev. Dr. Alvin C. Goddard condemn patriotism that clashes with Christian teaching and urge peace education. Dr. E Paul Knotts traced medicine’s history while Miss Blanche Hobbs summarized Red Cross highlights. A Denton program featured a glee club and group singing.
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Alvin C. Goddard
McCabe Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilmington
Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs
Concord
America
E. Paul Knotts
Denton
Blanche Hobbs
Julia Wilson
Caroline High School Glee Club
J. Kemp Stevens
J. H. Summerfield
county federation
Mattie Smith
Orphans Court Acts in Caroline County Sessions
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis approving several estate actions. Irene Wallace Meyer executrix of Bessie M. Redden received orders to amend inventories and transfer mortgage and bank stock to herself. Guardians for minor Lois Virginia Morgan were authorized to withdraw funds for clothing. First and final accounts were filed for several estates with no balances reported in some cases.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers, Handy
Dennis
Irene Wallace Meyer
Bessie M. Redden
Denton National Bank
guardian
Lois Virginia Morgan
Farmer Refuses Book Offer Citing No Time to Read Fiction
A farmer declined a book agent’s appeal to buy a title titled How I Worked my Farm for a Profit, saying he was too busy to read fiction. The exchange highlights a practical, time constrained reader.
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