Pea Field Day Observed at Ridgely Sub Station
The University of Maryland division announces a Pea Field Day at Ridgely Sub Station on Wednesday May 18 at 1 30 pm. Field plots test seven sweets and five Alaskas varieties plus spraying and fertilizer trials with 175 to 200 plots. No speeches, brief plot explanations only, yield results later. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Hunter
University of Maryland
Ridgely
Alaskas
Aphis
County Meet Results Highlight Multi-Team Track And Softball Scores
Denton Led County Meet with 25-10 win over Federalsburg as Preston claimed a 33-5 victory over Greensboro and Denton beat Ridgely 17-10. Girls softball saw Greensboro, Denton, Federalsburg, Ridgely trade wins with notable showings by Denton and Preston. Multiple grade level events and relays featured Henderson, Ridgely, Greensboro, Federalsburg, and Goldsboro in running, field, and dodgeball events with various relay and sprint wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Preston
Greensboro
Denton
Ridgely
Patchett
Engle
Nepert
Schmick
Perry
Harding
Cheezum
McDonald
Deaner
Edwards
Spiering
Barcus
Pearson
Bishop
Lapham
Roughley
Karcher
Haddick
Goldsboro
Henderson
Thorpe
Bright
Walls
Bleckley
Montague
Wilson
Korrel
Janson
Hall
Hobbs
Anthony
Baynard
Asilton
R. Johnson
R. North
L. Schmick
J. Cole
Howard
Porter
Piver
Hicks
Smith
Donovan
Davis
Layman
Boyd
Whitby
Hillsboro
Bilbrough
Lane
Jarrell
Baker
Harrington
Bowman
Cole
Lee
Carroll
Downes
Darling
Federalsburg, JR
Andersontown
Galante
Beck
Magrogan
Wood
Thomas
Clark
Lynch
Roy
Richardson
Hulliger
Hallowell
Bradley
Morgan
Wrotten
Waldis
Nichols
Mitchell
Sevier
Willoughby
White
Andrews
Fleming
Watts
Rice
Stenger
Walters
Garey
Scott
Pepper
Jones
Gray
Cartwright
Nemith
Steele
School News Details Student Awards And Exhibits
Third place Francis Reed and Archie Horner are listed with Senior and Fourth place among overall results. Senior Group honors go to Katherine Baker Betty Jane Faulk ner Florence Smith Tom Wright Grat tan Croke Willard Knotts. Life Work Notebooks note projects by P. O. D. seniors and A civics class. Seniors and Freshmen record bests and honors in secretarial, aviation, farming, nursing, beauty culture, forestry, teaching and more. Typing tests show scores for May 8 1938. Professor Isanogle of Western Maryland College spoke to seniors on college preparation for teaching medicine and business fields. Agricultural exhibit features ten broilers from a 309 flock, with related projects including leather rope halters lead lines a model poultry house dairy barn bull pen and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Smith
Tom Wright
Grattan Croke
Willard Knotts
Sue Oros
van Whiting
Christine McNeal
Dorothy Stevens
Charlotte Butler
Evelyn Adams
Elizabeth Frank
Oscar Parsons
Charlotte Hignutt
Bessie Adams
Bobbie Putnam
Peggy McKenna
Janet Kern
Betty Andrew
Housekeeping
Marianna Everngam
Catherine Wheatley
Anne Breeding
Mae Fifield
Emma Tarkington
Ruthanna Butler
Rachel Andrews
Jean Andrew
Anna M. Cannon
Ruth Quillen
Lyman Leese
Ben Johnson
Marie Noble
Louise Schlegel
Gretha Fountain
Susie Oros
Marjorie MacDonald
Irma Henzen
Margaret Seese
Louise Adams
Mildred Beauchamp
Charles Butler
Hazel Jester
Sherman Tribbitt
Malinda Altfather
Catherine Passwaters
Emily Jopp
Isanogle
Alvey Michael Isanogle
Western Maryland College
Western Maryland
Books You May Enjoy The Pulitzer Prize Winners
A list of Pulitzer Prize winning works spanning fiction drama poetry biography and history. Notable authors include John P. Marquand Thornton Wilder Marya Zatarenska Marquis James and Paul H. Buck with brief notes on their prize winning titles. The excerpt mentions Marquand’s birthplace Wilmington Delaware and his graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Marquand
George Apley
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
Marya Zatarenska
Odell Shepard
Harper Announces 1938 Novel Contest Details
The Harper Prize awards seven thousand five hundred dollars for the winner and royalties. Eligibility requires US citizenship and prior publication after 1924. Judges include Josephine Johnson Bernard De Voto and Louis Bromfield. The 1936 37 winner was The Seven Who Fled by Frederick Prokosch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Mr. Moto
George Apley
Saturday Evening Post
Thornton Niven Wilder
San Luis Bay
Our Town
Frank Craven
Paul H. Buck
Mr. Shepard
Little, Brown
Sam Houston
Marya Zatarenaka
Moscow
Horace Gregory
Harper
Harper Prize
Frederick Prokosch
United States
Josephine Johnson
Bernard de Voto
The
Saturday Review
Louis Bromfield
Bad Man of Brimstone and Radio City Revels at Ridgely Theatre
Wallace Beery stars in The Bad Man of Brimstone an epic western about outlaw rule and a father son clash filmed in Utah. Dennis O’Keefe plays the son in a role that marks a high point for Beery. Also at Ridgely Theatre Bob Burns Milton Berle and Jack Oakie appear in Radio City Revels playing straight dramatic scenes as part of a three comic cast venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimstone
Wallace Beery
Ridgely Theatre
Beery
Zion National Forest
Utah
Dennis O’keefe
Metro-Goldyn-Mayer
Bob Burns
Radio City
RKO Radio
Milton Berle
Jack Oakie
Oakie
Ann Miller
Edward Kraufman
Ben Stoloff
Burns
New York
Going Where Money Is
The article emphasizes reaching households to access consumer spending. Enterprises should actively advertise in newspapers to enter the homes where people discuss spending, rather than remaining passive in their quarters. This outreach helps growth and taps into the community’s money flow.
Attorney's Sale of Real Estate in Denton Maryland
Public sale of three parcels in Caroline County conducted under a power of attorney from Anna L Evern to William G Wooters. Parcel 1 describes woodland with specific metes and bounds across Parcels 2 and 3, Parcel 2 covers 31 acres known as Clay Swamp, both linked to Willoughby and Murphy deeds. Sale in front of the Denton Court House between two and four pm. parcel details reference historic land records and timber status.
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Anna L. Evernam
William G. Wooters
Caroline County
T.C.H
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Wooters lands described in Caroline County sale notice
Land parcels in Caroline County Maryland prepare for sale by William G. Wooters attorney in fact. Parcel 8 outlines a large tract on the Ringgold's Green to Hobbs road with a two story eight room dwelling and extensive outbuildings. The described boundaries reference Elwood Butler, Harry Rieck and Willoughby land with a detailed chain of courses and distances. The parcels trace inheritance from Levin and Francis Wooters and conveyances dated 1880 and 1889. Sale terms require cash payment and purchaser covers transfer taxes and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Ringfold’s Green
Phillip W. Downes
W. H. Wooters
Wright
Caleb N. Coulbourn
Caroline County
Maryland
William H. Wooters
Wooters
Adamsville
Denton
Thomas Willoughby
Elwood Butler
Harry Rieck
Rieck
James Willoughby Home Farm
Willoughby
Ward
Butler
Levin Wooters
Francis Wooters
William N. Wooters
Lewis Ward
L.H.G
Aaron Willoughby
Ringgold’s Green
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Menspaper
Arehd
Francis Reed
Archie Horner
Katherine Baker
Betty Jane Faulk
Kellogg’s
P & G Soap
Buckley
J. L. George & Son
Horatio Murphy
D. Ralph Horsey
Liber E.C.F
Dobbs, Md
J. Deweese Carter
Grinter Room
Market Street
Miss Marshall
Denton, Maryland
Baugh & Sons Company
Urbana
the Baugh Warehouse
West
Denton, Md
Cooper Furniture Company
M. K. Newnam
Suprewave
the Peoples Bank of
Rehoboth Beach
Red Stevens
la Salle
Del-Reho
J. Carson Riley
Hamburg
Denton Food Market
W. L. Swann
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