Denton Man Made U Md Regent Nuttle Appointed to Regental Vacancy
Governor Nice accepted the resignation of John M. Dennis from the University of Maryland board of regents and named ex Senator Harry H. Nuttle of Caroline county to fill the vacancy. Rieman named Banking Board member. Warren F. Sterling becomes Banking Commissioner. Nuttle a former state senator and president of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation, praised for agricultural work and quick swearing in last Tuesday.
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Denton and North East clash as league opens Sunday
Eastern Shore Soccer League opener ends in a 4-4 draw between Denton and Federalsburg last Sunday. Denton and North East prepare for Sunday games with Denton hosting North East after a 2:15 kickoff, schedule reshuffled due to field readiness.
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Sweet Potato Pone By Household Hints
Sweet potato pone recipe by Ethel M Hunter lists four large sweet potatoes four eggs brown sugar nutmeg salt butter top cream ginger and quick meal Majestic Ranges advertised in stock by M K New.
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Federation To Meet At Preston On November 6
The Caroline Counts Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its semi annual meeting in Preston at the Methodist Episcopal Church next Wednesday November 6. Morning speakers include Mass Frank M loadiey of Chevy Chase president of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Mrs John Paul Troy of Baltimore vice president of the State organization and Miss Mary E Church of Baltimore executive secretary of the Maryland League For Crippled Children. A report from the Annapolis state federation meeting will be given by Mrs J H Summerfield of Denton who presides. Afternoon program features Dramatic Bits of Life reading by Mrs Sallie Sharp Messick of Selford Del a vocal solo by Mrs Cleveland Smith of Easton and an address by an as yet unnamed speaker. A Federalsburg committee is arranging the afternoon program excluding music.
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Pennsy to survey patrons on collection and delivery service
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a systematic patron survey to improve its collection and delivery service. Questionnaires will be distributed by local agents to learn preferred hours, in transit times, dependability, use of other transport, and interest in reduced less than carload rates for 100 to carload minimums.
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Newspaper Requests Clear Handwritten News Submissions
Readers are urged to submit news in legible handwriting with clear wording and no unclear abbreviations. The paper cannot publish items that cannot be deciphered.
Tag Day For Caroline County Nurses Board Support
Saturday November 9 tags will be sold across county towns by women’s clubs to fund the Caroline County Nursing Board. Proceeds fund public health services including transport for indigent patients, newborn layettes, free home care pamphlets, and county health work. A key coming year project is supplying hot lunches to every child in school, aiding teachers and PTAs during cold weather.
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Infant births exceed deaths in Maryland in nine months
Maryland records show 20 615 live births and 1265 infant deaths from January to September 1935, compared with 20 792 births and 1112 infant deaths a year earlier. Infant mortality stood at 61 per 1000 live births in 1935 versus 68 in 1934, with deaths mainly from early infancy diseases, digestive and respiratory illnesses.
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State Department of Health
Maryland
J. H. M. Knox, Jr
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Special bargain matinee at The Dentonia Theatre
Special bargain matinee at The Dentonia Theatre today at 2 15. Children ten cents, adults twenty five cents. Two shows this Saturday evening at seven and nine.
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