St Michaels defeats Denton 4 to 2 in Bi County soccer
St Michaels, tied for first last year, beat Denton 4 to 2 in a hard fought match. Listed lineups include Davis to Dodson for Denton and Piper for St Michaels with Referee Ivin Smith. Remaining schedule mentions Federalsburg at St Michaels and other local matchups.
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Fasten
Denton
St. Michaels
Vederalsburg
Oxford
Greensboro
Cordova
Trappe
Federalburg
Easton
Federalsburg
Eaton
Denton St. Michaels
Davis
Dodson Cooper
R. EF
Harrison Polland
Mister Blackistone
R.H. Radcliffe
F. Norris
C. HW. Parker
Rice
Kelley
Beauchamp Co. Jones
W. Norris
C. Harrison Long
Oxenson
Hirs
L. McClure
Fleetwood O. L. Murray
Carroll County seals sale chair named
Mrs George H Wilson named chair for Caroline County in the Maryland Tuberculosis Association Christmas Seal Sale. The 27th annual drive opens Thanksgiving Day and runs to Christmas, mainly by mail, funding clinics, health education, medical research, and Miracle House work.
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Maryland
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
William B. Matthews
State Tuberculosis Association
Matthews
National Tuberculosis Association
Miracle House
Allegany
Harvey H. Weiss
Cumberland
Caroline
G. H. Wilson
Denton
Cecil
J. D. Davis
Elkton
Dorchester
Wm. D. Gould
Cambridge
Frederick
Kefauver
Garriett
C. Milton Lincell
Oakland
Harford
Wm. C. Cronin
Aberdeen
Howard
Roland Childs
Highland
Kent
Louis C. Robinson
Chestertown
Montgomery
J. Bond Smith
Takoma Park
Prince George
E. N. Cory
Second Crop Early Apples On Exhibition Here
A second crop of Early Transparent apples, about three quarters inch in diameter and two and a half inches in circumference, falls from Lawson S. Newnam’s Denton area orchard after a late August blossom reburst caused by a North Atlantic storm. The small apples exhibit a curious phenomenon drawing interest from Newnam’s circle and plans to mail notices to friends in the North.
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Lawson S. Newnam
New York State
Denton
Atlantic Seaboard
Dr Eldridge Wolff Dead at 59 in Cambridge Maryland
Dr Eldridge E Wolff physician aged 59 died at home in Cambridge after two weeks illness from complications. He served as assistant chief of staff at Cambridge State Hospital and practiced in Cambridge for about 31 years. He led the Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, sat on the State Board of Medical Examiners, and was active in civic life including past president of the Cambridge Rotary Club. He moved from Charleston West Virginia where born and was a University of Maryland Medical School graduate. He is survived by his wife Annie Hooper Wolff his son Eldridge H Wolff and his mother and brother in Charleston WV.
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Maryland
Cambridge
Wolff
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Cambridge State Hospital
Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
State Board of Medical Examiners
Cambridge Rotary Club
Denton
Charleston
W. Va
Ile
University of Maryland Medical School
Annie Hooper Wolf
Eldridge H. Wolff
University of Maryland
Paddy the Next Best Thing at Ridgely Theatre This Week
Warner Baxter and Janet Gaynor star in Paddy the Next Best Thing at Ridgely Theatre with showings Friday and Saturday at 7 15 and 9 p m. Also on the bill Moran Mack in Blue Blackbirds and Fox Movietone News. The Fairy Queen ferry scene incident from Tillie and Gus is noted with a near disaster, watched by Douglas MacLean who traced the leak. The program travels from Rialto New York and Earle Philadelphia, with Betty Boop cartoon and other features.
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Janet Gaynor
Paddy
Fox Picture
Ridgely Theatre
Moran & Mack
Fox Movietone News
Paramount
Tillie
Gus
Ridgely
Lake Malibu
Douglas MacLean
Rialto Theatre
New York City
Earle Theatre
Philadelphia
Betty Boop
Harry Langdon
Talkertoon
Paramount News
County Federation Edified At Greensboro
The Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs met in Greensboro on November 2 hosted by Greensboro Community Club. Mrs. H. M. Hollis opened the session with the pledge and flag salute, prayers by Rev. J. Ledbetter, and greetings from hostess president Mrs. B. C. Beckham. Miss Florence Evelyn Monk spoke on Junior Membership and Loan Scholarship, Public Health Nurse Anna Wineland reported, and Red Cross chair J. S. Lapham asked clubs to submit needs. Afternoon program featured vocal solos by Prof. Viggo Rathke, piano and violin numbers, and a keynote by Mrs. Henry M. Robert Jr. on parliamentary law for club women. The gathering closed with community singing led by Mrs. J. Kemp Stevens.
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Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Greensboro
Monk
Viggo E. Rathke
Greensboro High School
Roberta Jackson
Delaware School of Music
Dorothy Cross
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Rathke
J. Kemp Stevens
Denton
Gold Star Mothers Poem by Clinton D Robertson
Poem honoring Gold Star Mothers from Clinton D Robertson of Oxford Mad. It speaks of mothers bearing grief for sons who fell in battles in Flanders and Meuse Argonne, and pledges memory and protection from a departed spirit.
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Flanders
Meuse-Argonne
Clinton D. Robertson
Oxford
Mad
Advertise Your Personal Property Sales in the Journal
Promote sales of personal property in the Journal to reach a wide audience of farmers and business men. Public sales attract buyers and ensure property is not sacrificed by low turnout.
Ritchie Plans Maryland Special Session In November
Governor Ritchie will call an extraordinary session of the Maryland General Assembly for the week of November 19 to address liquor laws and revenue measures. The session could stretch the full 30 days, with talks of anti-lynching legislation and plans for a state sweepstakes, oyster dredging, old age pensions, and unemployment insurance.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Ritchie
Assembly
Walter J. Mitchell
Charles County
T. Barton Harrington
Baltimore
Senate
House
Potomac River
Healthmobile tour in Southern Maryland wraps for winter
After touring seven counties from July to mid-September, the Health Bus of the Maryland Bureau of Child Hygiene logged over 1400 miles. In eleven weeks 85 stops hosted 89 health conferences, examining 1589 children with 216 underweight and 142 with unhealthy tonsils, while 757 received dental care and 614 five to seven year olds prepared for school admission.
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Maryland
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
St. Mary’s
Charles
Calvert
Prince George’s
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
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