News From CCC Camp 1392 at Goldsboro
Captain William R Lepper Sub-District Commander spent weekend in Philadelphia visiting family. Dr Robert C Keays and Lt Se far meet at Sub-District HQ. CCC men, local residents attend Recreation Hall movies and talks on Typhoid Fever safety and religion. Agricultural class harvested 85 bushels potatoes. Chaplain Frommagen reflects on Armistice Day and Thanksgiving, urging preparedness and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Lepper
Philadelphia
Lester Dugan
Dugan
D-2
Goldsboro
Robert C. Keays
Sefar
Doyle Brewer
Barney Cregar
Virginia
Stanton G. Smith
Liason Oficer
Third Corps
CCC
Mr. Smith
Recreation Hall
Camp
Silver
Reilly
Maryland
F. C. Frommhagen
Arlington Cemetery
Dad
U.S. A
Denton Team Seeks Fed eralsburg Victory In Key League Test
Hollis scorched the goal and the Denton squad dominated after, as they push toward a crucial trip to Federalsburg. A win would tie for first with Federalsburg and Greensboro, while a loss would hand Federalsburg the title. Team lineup and substitutes listed, plus a school bank deposit update of $45.39 recorded in three classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Hollis
Denton
Federalburg
Federalsburg
Greensboro
C H Elementary School News Highlights Census Efforts and New Trees
Teachers finish census outreach with few families uncontacted. W P A planted red maple trees along the soccer field to beautify surroundings. Movie passes awarded for scholarships with all A to B grades. 10 000 book covers received from School Book Cover Service Company. General Science notes invite visitors to see live and preserved specimens including goldfish alligators and a red back turtle from the Texas Centennial. Juniors study geometry introducing trapezoid and rhombus, aiding engineering training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H
Presidents and Their Hobbies Across American Leaders
The article surveys U.S. presidents noting shared traits of high morals and social excellence while highlighting personal hobbies. Roosevelt stands out for loyalty to hobbies such as naval prints, stamps, fishing, and outdoor life. Washington bred horses and foxhounds. Jefferson pursued arts and sciences. Lincoln read and told stories. Harding, Coolidge, Taft, Wilson and Hoover each nurtured leisure interests shaping their public personas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Hudson River
America
Landon
George Washington
Jefferson
Monticello
Madison
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Henry Harrison
Lincoln
McKinley
Teddy” Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Vermont
Hoover
The Last Outlaw at Ridgely Theatre in Colorful Western Drama
Old west desperado twenty five years after his escape becomes lawmen hunter in modern city setting. Cary Gibson lead star in RKO film with gun battles and automobile chases. Also features Jeeves in new Fox comedy Thank You Jeeves with Niven and Field. Parole expose Don’t Turn Em Loose plays Tue Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Harry Carey
Hoot Gibson
Margaret Callahan
Henry B. Walthall
Tom Tyler
Ridgely Theatre
Saturay
Cary
Gibson
Jeeves
Jove
Bempole
Arthur Treacher
P. G. Wodehouse
Twentieth Century-Fox
Jeeve
Virginia Field
David Niven
Bertie Wooster
Bruce Cabot
Louise Latimer
Parole! at Ridgewly Theatre Promoted by Research Team
The film Parole! debuts with six months of research by Joel Sayre and Rubee Glasman, tracing events from 1787 to current news for realism. Ridgewly Theatre plans Country Store Night on Thursday with prizes and laughs for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Ridgewly Theatre
Joel Sayre
Rubee Glasman
Ridgely
Location Search For Film Scene At Demonia Theatre
William Guthrie, Warner Bros location chief, spent weeks seeking a suitable road scene for Anthony Adverse. The stretch needed length for a camera track and space for fencers, trees, or country contours, finally found on a ranch above Sierra Madre. Mervyn LeSueur directed a wait of days with trucks, lights, and gear. three hours of shooting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Guthrie
Warner Bros
Fo.r
Anthony Adverse
Demonia Theatre
Fredric March
Olivia de Havilland
Sierra Madre
Mervyn Lestay
Wir
Old West
Clarence E. Mulford
Hopalong Cassidy
Dentoia Theatre
Evelyn Brent
Miss Brent
Cassidy
Kay Francis
Dentonia Theatre
George Brent
Roland Young
Patrick Knowles
Henry Stephenson
Frieda Inescott
Helen Flint
Halliwell Hobbes
Jeffie Tilbury
Elpeth Dudgeon
Ameria
School attendance records across county high and elementary schools
Preston High School posted a county leading attendance of 98.514 percent for September while Federalsburg and other schools varied. In all schools the top elementary attendance was Federalsburg at 96.99 percent with Preston, Denton Prime, Ridgely and others following. Overall enrollment totals reach 700 high school students and 1980 in elementary, with Denton Grammar and Federalsburg among the largest elementary enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston High School
Federalburg
Caroline
Ridgely
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Federal Burg
Preston
Denton Primary
Henderson
Goldsboro
Denton Grammar
Andersontown
Hillsboro
Friendship
Burrsville
Maryhal
Smithson
Bethlehem
Harmony
Moore’s
October school attendance shows Federalsburg lead high and Greensboro top elementary
The report lists monthly attendance percentages and enrollment figures for Caroline County schools. Federalsburg High tops high schools with a 94.156 percent aggregate, while Greensboro Elementary leads the elementary group at 95 percent in October. Individual school tallies include Ridgely, Caroline High, Preston, Andersontown, Hillsboro, Friendship, and others, with total elementary enrollment at 1990 and high school enrollment at 697 across several campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Henderscen
Federalsburg
Denton Primary
Denton Grammar
Ridgely
Preston
Goldsboro
Federalsburg High
Greensboro Elementary
Caroline High
Andersontown
Hillsboro
Friendship
Moore’s
Marydel
Smithson
Bethlehem
Harmony
Burrsville
Denton
Henderson
Moore's
Birth Certificate Mixup Delays Maryland Native’s Return
A Maryland birth certificate mislabeling a Curtis Bay baby as female created obstacles for a young man named Alexander Peter to obtain a passport and return to Maryland from Poland. Dr. Riley notes the fix came through Vital Statistics records and baptismal documents, urging prompt, accurate reporting and clear naming to avoid future errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Maryland
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Curtis Bay
Alexander Peter
Adam
America
Maryland Bureau of Vital Statistics
Riley
Health Department
Radiant Living Sermon and County Fair Notes
Reverend Griffeth quotes a call to evangelize Inland China inspired by Hudson Taylor and urges readers to seek a larger life with God's direction. The piece then lists 4-H and county fair ribbon winners by county across Maryland including Anne Arundel, Montgomery, Talbot, Dorchester, Frederick, Queen Annes, and Baltimore counties, detailing class and ribbon results and exhibitor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Voice of God
Hudson Taylor
China
China Inland Mission
Queen Anne’s County
Dorothy Fetzer
Montgomery County
Ball Jar
Wilma Ryan
Allegany County
Margaet Seese
Caroline County
Irene Schwaninger
Talbot County
Frances Wheatley
Dorchester County
Glenna Remsberg
Frederick County
Margaret Stant
Goldie Young
Washington County
Florence Giles
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore County
Jeannie Halstead
Irene Schwaringer
Lottie Apple
Maryland 4 H Canning Contest Winners Named
Miss Dorothy Emerson announced winners in the Maryland state canning contest with more than 200 jars from 15 counties. Judges were Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland Extension Service. Winners advance to Chicago for a national contest during the first week of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Dorothy Emerson
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Chicago
Catherine Stiles
Montgomery County
Ruth Redding
Kent County
Frances Wheatley
Dorcheter County
Wirginia Willison
Allegany County
Catherine Counce
Caroline County Scouts Attend Washington College Scout Day
Three Caroline County Boy Scout Troops will join Scouts from the Peninsula at Washington College Scout Day on November 21. The event includes a football game with the University of Delaware, a Court of Honor in the College Auditorium where Tenderfoot badges will be awarded to about 75 new Scouts and Eagle badges to eight. Congressman Goldsborough will present badges. Dr. Holloway chairs the evening. Troops from Federalsburg, Denton, and Greensboro are joined by new groups in Trappe and Stevensville with local Scoutmasters and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Washington College
Peninsula
University of Delaware
Gilbert W. Mead
T. Alan Goldsborough
H. V. Holloway
Delaware
Federalsburg
Tilghman Hastings
Denton
Layman Redden
Greensboro
Tri-County
Trappe
Wilmington
Oliver Harrison
James Langrell
Stevensville
Calvert Jones
Chester
Date Custard Pie Recipe Card
A compact dated recipe for a custard pie using dates sugar salt cinnamon nutmeg cracker crumbs and coconut. Mix dates with eggs sugar and milk then bake in a paste lined pie plate first 10 minutes at 425 then fill with custard and coconut bake 35 minutes at 335 until knife clean.
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Perera
Warry Cary
Bathlehem
Burreville
George’s
Veal
C. M. Griffeth
Cadvary M. E
Sadlersville, Md
Caroline County Scout News
General Motors
Delco
Newnorm
Souris
G. H. Rue
Denton, Md
VERE
Wisconsin
Borden
Borden’s
Princess Cleo
Kole
Brazil
California
Asco Spices
Gorton
Pride of
Killarney
ASCO
Win-Crest
Victor
Hd Steel Wool
LUX
Bes
Florida
Fiete
Boston Bluefish
Swift
Denton and
Stewart-Warner
Stewart Warner
G. Clifton Cohee
West Denton
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