Honor Roll At Caro Line High School Reviews
Caro Line High School reports Sept Oct honor lists with names across grades 4th to 10th. Distinction and Merit lists include Clara Weir Robert Leese Mary Gelletty Theodore Robinson Elizabeth Woodward Samuel Johnson and many others. Armistice Day assembly featured talks on disarmament and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Weir
Robert Leese
Mary Gelletly
Theodore Robinson
Elsie Wright
Elizabeth Woodward
Samuel Johnson
Ruth Surendorf
Mildred Woodrow
Minne Somers
Louise Adams
Elizabeth Lankford
James Russell
William Cumming
Sara Hollister
Clyde Pentz
Emma Ott
Jack Williams
Billy Merriken
Marjorie Rue
Irma Henzen
Robert Thawley
Austin Murphy
Lillian Weir
Audrey Jump
Wesley Thawley
Caroline High School
Dorothy Butler
Evelyn Collison
Verna Henzen
Margaret Hollister
Merlyn Kern
Winifred Towers
Alma Deen
Mary Gelletty
George Wilson
Mamie Meeks
Dorothy Shockley
Lynne Cheetum
Louise Butler
Anna Mae Collins
Edna, Smith
Frances Smith
Ellwood Johnson
Virginia Morgan
Ethel Pepper
Marguerite Tracy
Elsie Andrew
Margaret Ashe
Jane Garey
Nora Garman
Cathell Harris
Mary Hubbard
Nina Lee Wheatley
Frances Woodward
Mary Ellen Wright
Charles Lister
Roland Towers
Order of C. H. S. Hobos
Assembly Hall
Helen Stafford
Geo. Neal
Robert Stafford
Senior Commercial Girls Dramatic Exit Described
Dorothy Davis noted as a skilled typist and Field Ball team member in school lore. C H S will miss her next year as her cheerful smile and growing laughter mark a memorable stage of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Davis
Caroline 4-H Girl Wins Fourth in National Contests
Miss Marie Quidas of Federalsburg wins fourth place in the National Achievement Contests for 4 H Club Girls announced by Dorothy Emerson State Girls' Club Agent. Ruth Grier and Dorothea Enfield win top prizes and trips with Kerr Glass and Montgomery Ward sponsorship. Grier attends Western Maryland College and Enfield is at Goucher College. both are longtime 4 H leaders from Forest Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Quidas
Federalsburg
Dorothy Emerson
Ruth Grier
Forest Hill
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
Dorothea Enfield
Montgomery Ward Company
Maryland
Kerr Glass
Elizabeth Twining
Baltimore County
Mary Myers
Carroll County
Helen Wilson
Wicomico County
Montgomery Ward
Ethel Gorsuch
Mary Coffman
Washington Lesmnbys
Charlotte Quinn
Frederick County
Miss Grier
Western Maryland College
Miss Enfield
Goucher College
Dentonia Named for Denton Theatre Contest
On Monday evening last our new theatre was named The Dentonia from many entries from Denton and vicinity. Audience chose the name with judges Mrs L A Moore of the Brick Hotel Mr Frank Wright cashier of the Peoples Bank and Professor. The suggestion came from Mrs Edith Sparks who submitted it just before the contest began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia
Denton
L. A. Moore
Brick Hotel
Frank Wright
The
Peoples Bank
Professor Cumming
Edith Sparks
Gratitude to Helpers After Bereavement
Mrs Josephine Hutson and her sons and daughter thank all who offered flowers and assistance during their recent bereavement and express broad appreciation for the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hutson
Federal hunting rules and theatre program updates
The notice outlines hunting seasons and bag limits for species across Maryland counties, with deer rules in Allegany, Washington, and Garrett counties and general restrictions on wildfowl, pheasants, and beaver. It also lists open season dates and shooting days, plus a reminder on licensing, boat use, and safety. The second item previews Federal Theatre Program for next week including John Gilbert in Downstairs and upcoming films Six Hours to Live and Blessed Event at the Federal Theatre with production notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett County
Allegany County
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Washington County
Inel
Harford County
Susquehanna Flats
Chester River
Kent County
Queen Anne County
Patuxent
Wicomico
St. Mary’s
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore City
E. Lee Le’compte
John Gilbert
Federal Theatre
Gilbert
von Stroheim
Hollywood
Capitol
Warner Bros
William Dieterle
In Memoriam for Minnie Lightcap
In sad remembrance my dear aunt Minnie Lightcap departed Sept 11 1931. Weary days pass as I recall her smile and faith that leads to rest. Death has robbed me of one I loved yet I believe we shall meet again and never say farewell. Loving niece Anna Cavender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lightcap
Anna Cavender
Alleged shooting at Jones Farm near Templeville
Albert Jones, a farmer near Templeville in Queen Annes County, says Clarence Mansfield shot him in the right arm during a Friday night altercation at the Jones home. Mansfield, 18, is jailed in Centreville awaiting outcome of Jones injuries, while Irving Mansfield faces disorderly conduct charges. Louis Perkins and Sheriff Anthony investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jones
Templeville
Queen Anne’s
Clarence Mansfield
Centreville
Jones
J. Elmer Anthony
Louis B. Perkins
Mansfield
Linwood Mansfield
Irving Mansfield
William Dill
Mansfields
Amateur Night at Denton Theatre seeks local performers
Here is your chance to become a star. Adults and children who can sing dance or play any instrument are invited to join Home Talent Night on Wednesday November 25. Leave your name at the Dentonia Theatre office in Denton Maryland. Three cash prizes will be awarded the night of the show. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia Theatre
Denton
Order Nisi In Equity In Caroline County
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County Judge Carter assignee orders sale ratified unless cause shown by January 5 1933. Publication in Caroline County newspaper four weeks before December 6 1932. Reported sale amount 560 dollars. T Clayton Horsey Clerk. True Copy Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Wilbert L. Merriken
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
True Cone T. Clayton Horsey
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
The subscriber of Caroline County has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of Thomas Frederick Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Thomas Frederick Johnson
Maud F. Johnson
Auditor's Order in Equity No 2994 Chy
Order dated November 4 1932 ratifies and confirms the Auditor's Report unless good cause is shown within three weeks from November 5 1932. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline County newspaper once in each of two successive weeks before November 14 1932. True Copy-test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
King
Mr. King
Sam Johnson
Anne Blackistone
Billy Jump
Betty Woodward
Orme George
Sarah Swiss
America
Denton-Greensboro
Ole C. H. S
Glee Club
Cc. H. S
Virginia Clark
Andersontown
Virginia
Lola
Rami
Caroline
Denton’s
Federal Theatre Program
Memoriam
E. F. Hutton
Henry Ford
Hoover
Hutton
Joan Blondell
Football
Meadow View
Isaacson
University of Washington
Violet Ohlsen
Marian Gilespie
Ecuador
South America
Peter van Steeden
Ray Perkins
42Nd St
Fifth Ave
New York
van Steeden
Roosevelt
Queen Anne's
Happiness Theatre of Maryland
Community Theatre
Ridgely
Lawrence and
Madelin Gray
Tennessee Mountaineers
Ban
Davis
Buck Jones
Paramount Pictures
Charles
Chic
Jackie Cooper
Ridgely Fire Company
Miss
Nisi
William J. Blackiston
J. DeWeese Carter
Atkins P. Jester
Sallie E. Jester
Circuit Court
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Assignee
Thomas W. Harmon
Emma F. Harmon
LE Grande Food Stores
Carande
LE Grande Food
Brazil
Calif
BEE Brand
Baker’s Cocoanut
Legrande Flour
PET
Phillips Pork & Beans
Ze Zou Pan
Bosco
del Monte
Wstanp
J. P. Fowler
Denton, Md
G. C. Cohee
JT. L. Trice, JR
Preston, Md
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
J. W. Sylvester
Goldsboro, Md
C. Biger, Ridgely
R. H. Gibson
Queen Anne
J. F. Lane
Harvey Fleetwood
A. K. Wrightson
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
Preston
I. Calvin Butler
Greensboro
W. W. Griffin
Henderson
Charles B. Harrison
Charles F. Engerman
Mamie H. Engerman
Coroline County
Mollin E. Smith
Richard A. Trice
Calvert C. Merriken
Saal
Commissioners of
Allersons
Walter Sparklin
Lewspa
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