Thomas H Everngam Dies At Farm Home
Funeral services for Thomas Horsey Everngam 86 farmer former Maryland legislator were held at Concord Methodist Church with Rev. P R Schauer and Rev Lawrence E Wimbrow officiating. Burial followed in Concord cemetery. Survived by wife Sidney two children Irwin F Everngam and Mrs Ralph D Finkbinder, a sister and three grandchildren including K Thomas Everngam assistant Maryland attorney general. Six nephews served as pallbearers.
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Thomas Horsey Everngam
canner
Maryland
Concord Methodist Church
P. R. Schauer
Lawrence E. Wimbrow
Bridgeville
Del
Concord cemetery
Everngam
Caroline county
Joseph H
Martha Horsey Everngam
Concord church
Sidney
Eirwin F. Everngain
Denton
Ralph D. Finkbinder
Baltimore
Frank L. R. Nuttle
K. Thomas Everngam
Earle Everngam
Greensboro
N. C
J. Lester Everngam
Elias W. Nuttle
Philip E. Nuttle
Montclair
N. J
Everett Nuttle
Enoch Nuttle
Federalsburg
Rural Women's Short Course Opens At Maryland June 17
The twentieth annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland opens June 17 with 1200 women from all counties expected. The program runs through June 21 featuring lectures, classes, and assembly programs under the theme One World. Noted speakers include Walter H. Judd, Elizabeth Sweeney, and Ernestine Becker McCollum. Continued on Page 10.
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University of Maryland
State University
Minnesota
China
Elizabeth Sweeney
McCall’s magazine
Ernestine Becker McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
John C. Krantz
University of Maryland school of medicine
Graduates to Finish Caroline County Schools Next Week
Caroline County districts list May 1946 commencements. Caroline High School Greensboro High School Preston High School Federalsburg Ridgely Lockerman detailed by academic, general, commercial and vocational groups with names of graduates and commencement dates May 29 31 1946.
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Caroline County
Caroline County High Schools
Caroline High School
William T. K. Cropp
Charlotte Estelle McAllister
Jeanne Clayton Reynolds
Catherine Elizabeth Beauchamp
Shirley Ruth Butler
Patrician
Ann Cohee
Rebecca Anne Saulsbury
Margaret S. Allston
Florence Anne Beaven
Elva Bertha Breeding
Eugene Harold Brooks
B. Jayne Brown
Anna Dorothy Brubaker
Phyllis Ann DeFord
Russell Noris Fifield
Nelson James Frazier
Janet Dolores Higgins
Marion Edward Kaufman
Margaret Alicia Knotts
Jeannette Katherine Lynch
Dugald MacDonald
John Richard Merriken
Bradford L. Morris
Mary Katherine Neal
Myrtle Ann Neal
Audrey Lee Nichols
Betty Louise Passwaters
Lewis Emanuel Preston
Betty Mae Proper
Robert Carroll Smith
Martha Marie States
Audrey Blanche Torbert
Mervin Victor Towers
Elizabeth Louise Tribbitt
Joseph Allen Werner
Rena Marcella Wright
Greensboro High School
Henry Joseph Barnes
George Calvin Bickling
Dorothy Mac Bilbrough
Charles Edward Boyd
Betty Doris Cannon
Robert Edwards
Alan James Ellwanger
Wayne Fisher
Jean Butler Gordon
Carroll Houseal
Doris Elaine Karcher
Francis Miles Karcher
Leo David Linhard
William Stanley Marvel
Robert Lee Porter
Edmund Ernest Racz
Mervin J. Richard
William James Tribbett
Eleanor Henrietta Harman
Emily Marie McCrea
Mary Robb Roden
Anna Lee Wood
Helen Bortsey
Norma Jean Cohee
Betty Ann Jacobs
Earlene McMichael
Patricia Minner
Phyllis Anne Nashold
Vivian Lee Needles
Mary I. Rampmeyer
Lorraine Riddleberger
Ruth
Anna Roche
Doris Marie Stafford
Jeannine Caroline Dolby
Jeannette Draper
Elizabeth Porter
Sally Virginia Satterfield
Preston High School
Jerome Perry Chambers
Doris Mae Covey
Odessa Frances Deneau
Dorothy Virginia Hall
Herbert Hoover McDonald
John Wesley Noble
Betty Joy Banning
Vivian Ava Beall
Amy Jeanette Bennett
Bertha Pauline Brauchle
Robert Lee Cohee
Betty Lee Engerman
Jacob Marion Garvey
Betty Harrington
Lee Willis Noble, Jr
Princess Leigh Pugh
Carl Alfred Rieck
Gerard Andrew Van Schaik
Glenn Edward Schmick
Betty Doris Todd
William Melvin Willoughby
Lloyd Orland Worm
Jean Rosabells Philp
Bertha Secouloff
Mary Mae Todd
Federalsburg High School
Carolyn Sue Davis
Joan Dolores Graven
William Earle Lennon Jr
Norma Lee Todd
Norma Lee Woodward
Lennon Eugene Wright
Joyce Virginia Bailey
Jack Christopher
Ernest Julian Collins
John Edgar Howard
Eunice Ann Hubbard
Frederick William Hulliger, Jr
Robert Lee Meredith
Ida Martha White
Raymond Norris Williams
Harry Purnell Willis
Dale Leslie Wright
Phyllis Margaret Wright
Thelma Marie Coughenour
Robert R. Edgell, Jr
Rebekah Ann Todd
Doris Maxine Turner
Dorothea Ann Turner
Carol Louise Wedlick
Ida Mae Bailey
Pauline Phyllis Beauchamp
Cora Belle Clevenger
Helen Mae Coughenour
Virginia Lee Nichols
Margaret Walthis
Ridgely High School
Claudell Eugene Blade
Barbara Isabelle Lane
Dorothy J cne Lord
Bessie Jane Lynch
Julia Elizabeth Puspoki
Melva Louise
key
Wallace Lee
Lockerman High School
Lorraine Beatrice Brown
Pauline Francinn Flamer
Gladys Amanda Gibbs
Doris Ophelia Grace
Rosetta Lee Jones
Thomas Nayton McKnight
Charles Edward Murray
Charles Alton Murray
Ruth Carroll Patterson
Irene Elizabeth Seth
Douglas Elwood Thomas
Milton Eugene Truxon
Muriel Jean Turner
Velma Geraldine Brown
Ruth Elizabeth Friend
Alice Bernice Foster
Rebecca Elizabeth Garfield
Thelma Lee Garfield
Jean Lorraine tflolmes
Ida Phrazes Taylor
Morgan Henry Acree
Henry Stephen Fountain
James Alvin Fountain
Isaac Andrew Johnson
William Carlos Mosley
Chantler Potts
Cecil Lee Stanford
Jerome Francis Seymore
William Paige Wayman
Guest Speaker At Pilgrim Holiness Church May 26
Rev. Orval L. Wuffman, pastor of United Brethren Church Corydon Indiana, will be guest speaker at Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton Sunday evening May 26 at 7 30 p.m. A Union Bible Seminary graduate and former Methodist minister, he is a Prohibition Party candidate for Clerk of the Indiana Supreme Court. He is described as a strong advocate for prohibition and a hopeful speaker for both young and old.
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Orval L. Wuffman
United Brethren Church
Corydon
Indiana
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Denton
Union Bible Seminary
Quaker
Westfield
Methodist Church
Newberry
Prohibition Party
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Indiana
Huffman
Poppy Day Observance In Caroline County
Poppy Day launches in Caroline County with commemorative wear reflecting the World War I poem Flanders Fields and the tradition of honoring war dead. Replicas of red poppies have been worn since 1918, marking observances across communities in the region.
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John McCrae
Caroline County
Poppy Day Observed in Caroline County by Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. L Stevens Browne leads Caroline Unit No 29 of the American Legion Auxiliary in Poppy Day preparations. Volunteers will offer poppies on the streets tomorrow to honor dead from World Wars and raise funds for veteran welfare and rehabilitation in Caroline County.
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United States
L. Stevens Browne
Caroline Unit No. 29
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Caroline county
Caroline
School Survey Report To Be Made Tonight
A report on Caroline County school survey findings and recommendations will be presented at Caroline High School in Denton this Friday at 8:00 p.m. Dr. W. G. Eckles and Dr. H. A. Dawson will speak, with questions to follow. The event is open to the public and urged for all parents and taxpayers to attend.
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Caroline County
Caroline High School
Denton
W. G. Eckles
State of
Mississippi
H. A. Dawson
Department of Rural Education
National Educational Association
Methodists Announce SS Pastoral Changes
Fifty five pastoral changes were announced by the Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church at its closing session in Wilmington. Districts listed include Wilmington with nine changes and Dover, Salisbury, and Easton each reporting multiple transfers. The note names district superintendents, transfers, and new pastors for numerous churches across the region.
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Methodist Church
McCabe Memorial Methodist Church
Wilmington
Dover
Salisbury
Easton
Oliver J. Collins
T. C. Mulligan
Ralph A
J. C. Hanby
Asbury
Don C. Wildey
Kingswood
W. P. Roberts
Mt. Salem
H. B. Flater
Scott
John W. Wootten
New Castle
Vernon M. Goodhand
Newport
William H. Hudson
John A. Clark
Asbury Church
Sadlersville
F. M. Volk
Scott Church
Mt. Olive Church
Delmar
F. A. Baker
Mt. Salem Church
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Middletown
E. E. Coleman
Bethesda Church
O. H. Connelly
Tilghman
A. M. B. Sapp
H. W. Heavis
South Allen
Crisfield
E. L. Bennett
Mt. Pleasant
H. O. Hufnal
Mariners Church
Chestertown
H. H. Keene
Christ Church
C. W. Branford
Ebenezer Church
Shad And Herring Season Ends May 26
The Tidewater Fisheries Commission says the shad and herring season in the Choptank River ends May 26. After that, catching either species is illegal. The rule, part of a statewide Tidewater Maryland law, covers waters below Pooles Island to Worton Point. Fishermen should stop fishing promptly. local warden T Dukes Roe of Caroline county can provide details.
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Commission of Tidewater Fisheries
Maryland
tidewater
Pooles Island
Worton Point
Caroline county
T. Dukes Roe
Denton
Notice To Voters In Caroline County Register Strike
The Board of Supervisors of Elections in Caroline County announces under a new law that names of voters who have not voted in five years will be removed from the register. These voters will be mailed notice and may re register on regular days, the first being June 18. The Caroline High School Junior Class will present the play Almost Summer on Saturday night May 25, with Friday’s date changed due to other activities.
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Board of Supervisors of Elections for
Caroline county
register of voters
Caroline High School
60 000 Voters To Be Stricken Off
Under a new election law, Caroline County and other boards must remove voters who did not participate in any primary or general elections in the previous five years. An estimated 60,000 voters statewide may be barred from voting unless they register by May 25 for the June 24 primaries.
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Caroline County Board of Supervisors of Elections
Committee Forms To Aid In Placing Local Unemployed
In Caroline County on May 15 1946 about 215 people registered with the United States Employment Service for work. Most were farm labor or general laborers drawing up to 20 dollars weekly or less if they worked, with any earnings deducted from their unemployment credit. A local committee led by Elias W. Nuttle was formed with members from Greensboro Ridgely Federalsburg Preston and Goldsboro to coordinate employer requests through the U.S.E.S. and place registrants.
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Caroline county
United States Employment Service
Maryland
U.S.E.S
Elias W. Nuttle
Gordon Holbrook
Francis Rogers
William Finn
Lewis McNeal
George W. Beck
George W. Clendaniel
Denton
Samuel Davis
Thomas Poole
Federalsburg
Linden Duffy
E. J. Vandegrift
Greensboro
Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Ernest Walston
Preston
Jimmy Lynch
Ridgely
Journal Will Appear Earlier Next Week
The Journal will go to press one day earlier next week due to Memorial Day. All correspondents and advertisers are asked to cooperate and have copy in a day earlier than usual. The plant and office will be closed on Memorial Day. We thank you.
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Rising Sun
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Bethel
A. W. Turner
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Calvary
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M. Elliott
T. B. Brinton
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Ocean View
Millville
F. C. Louhoff
Odessa
R. E. Green
Townsend
T. Smith
Whitesville
A. G. Thomas
St. John’s
Howell O. Wilkins
Stanton
Elwood W. Coursey
Warwick
Ira L. Thetford
Zion
L. L. Powell
Brandywine
Roy T. Thawley
Andrew T. McFarland
Eastlake
Charles C. Harris
H. M. Johns
P. E. McCoy
Harrison Street
Carlton M. Har
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Hillcrest
Charles S. Clarkson
Don C. Wildley
Madeley
Robert G. Conner
McCabe
Edward J. Bond
Minquadale
J. Edward Layton
Peninsula
Otis P. Jefferson
Silverbrook
Roy L. Tawes
St. Paul’s
J. Earl Cummings
Trinity
W. Stanley Grant
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T. J. Lard
Wilmington Manor
Brooks Reynolds
Bethel Town point
Richard E. Hawkins
Cecil
Edward W. Hoff
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Cecilion
Kenneth M. Dickey
Charlestown
Russell W. Simpson
Cherry Hill
John W. Jones
Chesapeake City
Thornton Robb
Chester Bethel
Christiana
William D. Geoghegan
Claymont
Preston W. Spence
Ebenezer
A. Dudley Ward
Elkton
W. A. Hearn
Galena
A. E. Kniceley
Hockessin
John Howard Link
Holly Oak
Ralph E. Proud
Hopewell
George Prettyman
Leeds
Samuel O. Parsons
Marshalton
H. Kirby Krams
Millington
Daniel T. Pritchard
Mt. Lebanon
Walter E. Feschnocht
Newark
E. Leon Page
Arthur J. Jackson
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