Memorial Day Notes And End Of Year At Caroline High
Memorial Day reflections trace its origins to Civil War commemorations with May 30 as the central date per General John A. Logan. The article lists observance variety across states, town customs, and notes upcoming end of school events including exams, baccalaureate, and commencement at Caroline High School. It also covers recent activities such as the school exhibit, orchestra performances, and classroom attendance banners. Senior and junior notes, a French class update, and a typing speed test result table are included, with names of students and staff.
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United States
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Caroline County Orchestra
Miss Ford
Monte Cristo
France
Thomas Lankford
Irma Henzen
Charles Butler
Dorothy Howard
Louise Roe
Mildred Beauchamp
Exams Approach At C H S Juniors Urged To Study
Coming up exams loom as spring fever ends. Juniors and all C H S students are urged to study for rewards. Sophomores discuss laziness, poetry, and biology notebooks with extra marks for neat work. English Club held a science quiz with a three way tie. Freshmen enjoy softball, read Ivanhoe, and Home Economics notes on candy and cake. Seventh grade covers blast furnaces and area problems.
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Hunt
Louise Dill
Mae Fifield
Janet Kern
Archie Horner
Bob Putman
Bobby Bunney
Mac Fifield
Records Fall in Shore Meet Highlighted by Relays
Shore meet events crown champions across divisions with new marks. Notable results include Cambridge and Oxford athletes topping sprints, Wicomico and Dorchester sweeping relays, and new records in the 80 and 95 pound classes, with Dorchester and Kent strong in girls and Dorchester in dodgeball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline and
Cecil
Kent
Caroline
Franklin Colbourne
Oxford
Jack Gordy
Cambridge
John Howard
Denton
Billy Croswell
Pinehurst High School
Margaret Wright
L. Facenger
Easton
M. Kelley
Salisbury
Ea Talbot
Aay Ceci
Look Out Wood Ticks Back Again
Five cases of tick bite fever have been reported to the State Health Department this month with two earlier this season, from widely separated areas. Dr. Riley warns fishermen campers and shore users to take precautions against tick bites and to remove ticks promptly without crushing them.
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State Department of Health
R. H. Riley
Tick precautions urged for tickborne disease control
Dr. Riley notes the American dog tick spreads disease through skin breaks and stresses no human-to-human transmission. He advises inspecting bodies and clothing twice daily, especially children, careful tick removal, sanitization, and oil aid. For areas with abundant ticks, spray kerosene, trim vegetation, and burn undergrowth. Public Health Service guidance is available from NIH in Washington.
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Riley
U. S. Public Health Service
National Institute of Health
Washington, D. C
O Conor Signs Bill Creating New Trial Magistrates System
The measure establishes a statewide trial magistrates framework with salaries set by county and a substitute system. Baltimore County roles include Towson at 3000, six at 1800, seven at 1200. Cumberland two at 3600. others down to 300. Substitutes for justices of the peace receive 20 to 50 annually. substitute trial magistrates at large get 100 per year, Baltimore county 4100 plus per diem pro tem.
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Baltimore County
Towson
Cumberland
Justices of the Peace
Kent
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Justice of the Peace
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland and Delaware
This week was dry and warm with sun, ending cool prior. Temperatures ran 6 to 7 degrees above normal and sunshine exceeded normal by 26 percent. Most crops advanced, soils hardened, delaying plowing and planting. grains and pastures are fair to good, fruit trees bloom, early potatoes and peas noted.
United States Marshal's Sale of Dobraski Farm 1939
United States Marshal will auction the interest of Antoni Dobraski under a Fieri Facias from the U S District Court Maryland. The 150 acre Caroline County farm near Henderson Ingleside Road will be offered with a wagon cart cows heifers pigs mules mare farm implements beds stove desk chairs rockers lamp rug and davenport. Sale set for Saturday June 24 1939 at 2 PM in Henderson area.
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United States
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
Antoni Dobraski
Caroline County
Henderson
Henderson-Ingleside Road
Agricultural Progress in Allegheny Mountain Region
Reports show vegetables, gardens, oats, and corn planting active across the Allegheny Mountain region. Wheat and rye are heading, potatoes and peas growing, tomatoes and soybeans planted, and strawberries maturing from northern to southern counties, with tobacco beds abundant though affected by blue mold at Hollywood, La Plata, and Odenton. Jounr. R. Weeks.
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Allegheny Mountain
Rock Hall
Chewsville
Manchester
Perryville
la Plata
Belair
Northeast
Laurel
Hollywood
Odenton
Joun R. Weeks
Tydings to Speak at Teachers College Salisbury
Senator Millard E. Tydings will be the commencement speaker at State Teachers College Salisbury on Monday June 5 at HS oclock. Dr. Thomas G. Pullen and Dr. I Jewell Simpson will represent the State Board of Education. The week features Senior Ball June 2 9 oclock, June 3 events, 1429 Class Reunion at 3 informal tea 415 alumni induction 530 and dinner 6 1029 Class Program and Senior Gift presentation for Class of 1939
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Millard E. Tydings
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Thomas G. Pullen
I. Jewell Simpson
State Board of Education
Alumni Association
Alumni Homecoming Events Honor 1939 Class
Alumni homecoming weekend includes a Sunday 8 30 evening dance and a 3 pm Sunday service, a 5 30 buffet at the Blackwells, and a Monday 11 am commencement with Reverend Green officiating. Public invited. includes the Salisbury Cen treville Cambridge and Ocean City地区 graduates. The 1939 class lists Beulah Nock Allen Katherine Beatrix Anthony Eleanor Louise Bailey William Oliver Blades Willamae Brocato Robert Lee Burton Earl Houston Carkran Jr Elizabeth Ann Culver Irma Lee Disharoon George Robert Doenges Lorna Catherine Dryden William Wilson Duncan Helen Phyllis Greenwood Kathryn Emma Gross Katherine Rhodes Hottenstein Lillian Virginia Nutchison Richard Harold Jenkins Margaret Cornelia Laws Sara Elizabeth Lynch Louise Lanier Mitchell Laura Ann Parsons Helen Louise Pastorfield Clarence David Perry Dorothy Lee Quesinberry James Edward Robertson Anna Rose Smith Betty Ann Taylor Sara Frances Taylor Aline Eudora Travers Athlyn Budwin Waller Elizabeth Carolyn Warner Dorothy Alice Wilkins Edna Earl Williams.
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Albert H. Frost
Blackwell
J. Leas Green
Beulah Nock Allen
Salisbury
Katherine Beatrix Anthony
Centreville
Chestertown
Kathryn Emma Gross
Recks
Katherine Rhodes Hottenstein
Pocomoke
Lillian Virginia Nutchison
Queen Anne
Richard Harold Jenkins
Hebron
Margaret Cornelia Laws
Parsonsburg
Sara Elizabeth Lynch
Louise Lanier Mitchell
Cambridge
Laura Ann Parsons
Parsonsbury
Helen Louise Pastorfield
Royal Oak
Clarence David Perry
Preston
Dorothy Lee Quesinberry
Rocks
Orphans Court Proceedings in Caroline County May 28 1939
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Proceedings approved include a petition to assign securities in the Harry Fliharty estate a debts and account of sales for John E Webber estate a release in Parran T Russell estate and a petition to sell transfer and assign stock in Clara J L Rice. Court will reconvene next Monday May 28 1939 as Tuesday is a legal holiday.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
Harry F. Fliharty
John E. Webber
Parran T. Russell
Clara JL. Rice
Dentonia Rockets Past Independents In Scrappy Win
The Dentonia softball team beat the Independents 11 to 10 on Friday as Weir went 4 for 4 with two triples. National Guard edged Dentonia 9 to 7 on Monday after a 7 to 5 lead at the third inning. Nuttle upset Nick Dulin's Wildcats 9 to 8 on Wednesday, signaling a tighter standings week ahead.
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Dentonia
Independents
National Guard
Weir
Nuttle
Nick Dulin
Wildcats
Nuttle Boys
Nuttle Lumber
Rotary Club
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