School News celebrates graduates and club activities
The page details graduate profiles Margaret Bullock and Rebecca Mae Betton, Senior, Junior, and Sophomore news, club elections in Library Club, history of the Revolutionary War studies, and various athletic events. It notes bonds and stamps sales totals, a War effort display, and new Bond Holder additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Karnak
Margaret Bullock
Civics Club
Freshman Citizens of America
Bill Hart
Billy Cropp
Jane Browndogs
Revolutionary War Library Club
Library Club
Education
Red Cross
America
South America
Nancy Jean Strong
Pompoms
Leathernecks
P. Wheatley
Leathernecks Pompoms
A. Osterman
G. J. Atkinson
B. Taylor
R.F
P. 27
Detwiler
Martin
Hignutt
Brittingham
Martin Bombers
Mary Louise Hignutt
L. Neal
R.W. J. Def
Wasps
Jonhson
Waves Wasps
E. Reed
R.W. E. Towers
A. Cawley
R.I. H. Butler
FE. Short Co. M. Lutz
IB. Jester
LI. H. Booth C. Smith
L.W. L. Chaffinch
T. DeFo
Gary Cooper
Harry Hughes
Robert Taylor
George Beck
Billy Gilbert
Beefy Palmer
Lone Ranger
Roger Redden
John Payne
Emory Jones
Humphrey Bogart
Bob Palmer
Freddie Bartholomew
Bernard Heinel
Ronald Reagan
Donald Turner
Tyrone Power
Cal Merriken Laird Creager—LeVerne McNeal
Errol Flynn
Jack Everngain
Air Corps
Johnnie Bacsak
June DeFrank
Francis Noble
Cornelius Butler
Murray Smith
Edwin Love
Dolores Higgins
Billy Detwiler
Margaret Catherine Crouse
Cornelius
National and Peoples Anks
Maryland 4-H canning champ heads to Chicago
Lois Crouse, 17, of Queen Anne, Caroline county, named Maryland’s 4 H canning champion for 1942. Awards include an all expense trip to the 21st National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 29 to December 2, funded by Kerr Glass. She canned 7 420 quarts and raised 75 fowls plus a garden crop. prize money totaled 13 25 dollars and she will vie for Eastern sectional honors and one of five 200 college scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aryland
Lois Crouse
Queen Anne
Caroline County
Dorothy Emerson
Chicago
Kerr Glass Corporation
Lois
Extension Service
Orphans Court Proceedings List Multiple Estates Review
The Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Actions include final admin accounts for Ella Lewis and probate for Frank Wright, inventory and appraisals in Charles Richards and Warren Van Sant estates, funeral expense approvals, mortgage reassignment for Josiah Beck, and counsel fee allowance for Francis Troxler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
Ella Lewis
Charles R. Richards
Warren van Sant
Catherine Faulkner
Lillie L. Fearins
Denton National Bank
Frank Wright
J. N
Fannie E. Wright
Richard A. Trice
Josiah A. Beck
Margaret Elizabeth Taylor
Francis X. Troxler
Farm work won’t cut Old Age benefits, says official
Norman P. Foster of the Social Security Board in Salisbury explains that beneficiaries may earn farm wages up to the limit without losing monthly Old-Age and Survivors Insurance payments. Agricultural work is not covered by the Act, so farm labor does not affect benefits. Boys and girls 16 or 17 may work on farms over summer if they stay in school afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury, Maryland
Social Security Board
Foster
United States Employment Service
War Bonds Drive Urges Army Rifle Purchases
The Garand semi automatic rifle is presented as superior to the Springfield, with cost at 85 dollars each and production at one per minute. It notes 60 shells per minute and claims 40 million workers could buy one, urging increased War Bond investments to meet quotas and supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
America
For Rent or For Sale Listings at Concord and Denton
Classified notices show a seven room dwelling with an acre of ground at Concord including poultry buildings and electricity for rent. Also for rent a 34 acre farm five miles from Denton listed by E. S. MacDonald. A sale ad offers two musical instruments, a Hawaiian guitar and ukulele, used but in A-1 condition, by Mrs. L. E. Wimbrow of Denton, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Denton
E. S. MacDonald
L. E. Wimbrow
Gratitude From Democratic Candidate Calvert Merriken
Calvert C. Merriken thanks voters for their November 3rd support and pledges to honor the grave public trust as one of the elected Democratic candidates. He expresses deep appreciation and commitment to justify the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert C. Merriken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Centor Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Andersontown
Margaret
Rebecca Mae Betton
Rebecca
Dramatic Club
Harry James
Thomas A. Edison
Congress
Washington, DC
Php Schuyler
Fatsot
Schuyler
van Schuyler
Schuler
Ictory
Tad
Journal
Lilly White
Bataan
U.S
J. Harvey Quillen
Preston
Johannes Gutenberg
Pony Express
Csureoni
Bors
Poe
Wap Bonis
H. Rolanit Towers
Gor
Second Street
Tel
the Peoples Bank of
EOL
Bolo
Alamo
Harff
Nabisco Grahams
Nabisco
Clearfield
Orkite
Duroni Macaroni
Betty Crocker
Boyer’s
Wheaties
RIK Molasses
Harvey Fleetwood, Dei
G. C. Cohee
HB. A. Porter
Burrsville
Harry Stedman
Ridgely
Lageande Focus
W. Jar
Milford Kline
Hillsboro
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
T. L. Trice, Jr
TORE
Sportsman
The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Market St
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