School News and Holiday Prep at C I H S
School notes cover a on air cafeteria event with prizes and a Big Candy Sale. Highlights include a Bookland visit by 9th graders, readings by Ruth Surendorf, and a library theme with Alice in Wonderland and Tom Sawyer references. Upcoming events include a Thanksgiving program, club notices, and donations of wood for Manual Arts.
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C. IH. S
Bookland
Madeline Cooper
Orland Flaharty
Alice In Wonderland
Mad Hatter
Tom Sawyer
Rip van Winkle
King Arthur
Jack
Jill
Ruth Surendorf
Federalsburg
Manual Arts
Ridgely
Raleigh
Pentz
Kimmey
John Seidel
Willis
Human Engineering Needed for Recovery Says Albert D Lasker
Albert D. Lasker, chairman of Lord & Thomas, argues in Rotarian that private social welfare work must lead recovery. He urges channeling all appeals through established charities to rebuild families with dignity, aiding long term self sufficiency and community strength amid postwar hardship.
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America
Albert D. Lasker
Lord & Thomas
United States Shipping Board
Mr. Lasker
Newton D. Baker
Human engineering urged to rebuild families and character
A speaker argues that shaping citizens into healthy, useful family heads is essential. Neglect risks generations burdened with inferiority and corrupted morals, while intelligent aid and sustained assistance are required until the job is completed. The call emphasizes rebuilding families as a national priority.
Keep to the Right on Curves Warns Keystone Club
Keystone Automobile Club officials warn drivers to keep to the right on curves after several highway tragedies. Albert Buckley notes the horror of seven cremations in one crash near western Pennsylvania underscores the dangers of driving on the wrong side. Police report says one car crossed left while another kept lawful right, stressing split seconds and inches separate life from death.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Maryland
Albert E. Buckley
Pennsylvania
Sullivan thanks county voters for commissioner support
Harry L Sullivan expresses gratitude to county voters for their loyal support of his candidacy for County Commissioner in the recent election. He conveys sincere appreciation and signs the public note as respectfully as possible.
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Harry L. Sullivan
Wedding invitations announced in the Journal
The Journal notes wedding invitations and announcements printed with neatness and dispatch, indicating forthcoming nuptials and related notices in a traditional newspaper notice style.
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the Journal
Advertisers urged as roads draw small towns to cities
A Cisco Daily News editorial urges merchants to advertise to keep customers local as highways and faster travel shift living patterns. It argues good roads and modern transport benefit small towns, enabling civic leadership and a strong home press to translate changes into community programs. The piece notes the small town paper offers a personal, less crowded medium for merchant messages while highlighting a broader exodus from crowded cities to open rural living.
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B. A. Butler
Cisco
Texas
Dramatic Director to Give Course Here
Mr Jack Stuart Knapp Dramatic Director of the National Recreation Association will present a four night course on December 3 4 5 and 6 from 715 to 1016 p m at the High School Auditorium in Denton with later announced venue for December 3 The program combines lectures demonstrations and activities on selecting plays costumes lighting and related stage skills for rural communities open to men women boys and girls 16 or over a 25 cent fee on the first night covers all four sessions and space is limited to about 60 participants
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Jack Stuart Knapp
Denton
Knapp
National Recreation Association of
New York City
Industry Plots Recovery Program With Roosevelt Support
Industry plans a recovery platform to be ratified at the Congress of American Industry and the National Association of Manufacturers convention. Leaders will urge measures to replace the Recovery Act, with reforms phased in after Roosevelt backs business stimulation as the first step toward revival.
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Roosevelt
Congress of American Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
In the Matter of the Real Estate of William T Parker
Proceedings concerning the estate of William T Parker a deceased resident of Caroline County outline administration steps and real estate distribution details. The filing sets forth hearings inventories appraisals and potential sale of property under probate, with court involvement and appointed fiduciaries.
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Isabelle Dean
Caroline County
William T. Parker
Denton Rotary Club to Honor Judge Adkins
The Denton Rotary Club plans a farewell dinner for retiring Second Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Wm II Adkins on Tuesday November 27 at 6 pm. The court and Caroline County bar are invited and Henry R Lewis dean of the bar will give a short address. Adkins has served nearly thirty years on the bench.
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Denton Rotary Club
Wm. II. Adkins
Second Judicial Circuit
Adkins
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Rotary Club
Judge Adkins
Merriken vs Towers in Caroline County Equity Case
Wilbert L. Merriken as assignee sues Lawrence B. Towers and Franceina W. Towers his wife in the Circuit Court for Caroline County in equity under case No. 2286 Chy.
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Lawrence B. Towers
Franceina W. Towers
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Funnigrams at a Kansas wedding tell of wheat and shoes
A Kansas wedding narrative recalls guests tossing wheat at the couple in lieu of tradition and omitting old shoes as the couple move about. The exchange includes lines about a father still alive, a stranger’s hair, and children guiding visitors with restrained questions.
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Kansas
Equity sale ratified in Caroline County order
In Equity No. 3233 Chy an order dated November 16, 1934, ratifies the sale reported by CALVERT C. MERRIKEN, attorney, unless cause to the contrary is shown by January 7. A copy must appear in a Caroline county newspaper four consecutive weeks before December 17. Reported sale amount is $6600.00. Clerk T. Clayton Horsey.
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Caroline County
Richard T. West
C. Harvey Towers
Jesse v. Dennis
Orphans’ Court
Joseph H. Carroll
Register of Wills
Fred P. Parker
William T. Parker
T. Clayton Horsey
Calvert C. Merriken
True Coe Ae
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice to creditors that the subscriber in Caroline county has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
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