War Bond Advertising in Small Newspapers
J. E. Jones argues for Congress authorizing government advertising of 15 million dollars or more to promote war bond sales in small newspapers. He notes many editors are women, faces printer shortages, and praises wartime public service while urging careful return checks and year round use of small papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington News
Hsis
Danaher
Connecticut
Senate
America
Middle West
Washington
Navy
J. E. Jones
United Nations relief plan eyed at Atlantic City
The Council of United Nations for Relief and Rehabilitation discussed costs with Atlantic City as the site for talks. The project could require about 214 billion dollars, with the United States expected to supply at least half the funding. Ex-Governor Lehman of New York is named as the American leader to approve the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of United Nations For Relief and Rehabilitation
Atlantic City
United States
Lehman Oc
New York
Community Club to Meet at Mrs Noble Home
Preston December meeting of the Community Club set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs J W Noble home with a vood program and Christmas party. members asked to attend and bring a gift. The PTA supper at the school was well attended. Mrs Mary Jackson of Greensboro visiting family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Noble
Mary Jackson
Greensboro
Lloyd Cannon
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Harry Morton
Norman Outten
R.N
Fred Edgell
Baltimore
J. T. Dennis
Genevia Nichols
Local Social Notes From Cambridge and Surroundings
Adams cross roads hosts G W Adams Mrs Charles Johnson and Mrs Marian Robinson attend an all day meeting in Cambridge last Tuesday. Bloomery Aid entertained by Mrs Blanche Adams and Mrs Marian Robinson at the community building Wednesday afternoon. Axl Hallergrin and Mr and Mrs Joe Wailey held a card party Saturday evening. Pvt Paul Horsey from Camp Lee Va visited with his mother Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Russell Gray hosted Baltimore friends for a weekend stay. Miss Minnie Adams stayed with her sisters Blanche and Edna Saturday and Sunday. Miss Hennie Johnson spent Tuesday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Adams
Charles Johnson
Marian Robinson
Cambridge
Blanche Aadms
Bloomery Aid
Axl Hallergrin
Joe Wailey
Paul Horsey
Camp Lee
Str
Russell Gray
Baltimore
Minnie Adams
Blanche
Edna
Hennie Johnson
Adams Family News From Bloomery and Cambridge
Alpheus Adams is reported improving after a three week illness. Mrs Lee Adam visits her sister in Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Al Handy spent Saturday afternoon with Jim Adams. Sunday School is scheduled for 10 a m at Bloomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Adam
Cambridge
Alpheus Adams
al Handy
Jim Adams
Bloomery
In Memoriam for Lloyd Jenkins by Bessie Jenkins
In loving memory of my dear husband Lloyd Jenkins who passed away on November 22, 1941. Peacefully sleeping resting at last the world's weary troubles are passed. In silence he suffered in patience he bore till God called him home to suffer no more. By his loving wife Bessie Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jenkins
Jesus
Bessie Jenkins
Free Matinee on Thanksgiving Day at the theatre
The theatre offers a free matinee on Thursday November 26 with a full program of short subjects including Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Pluto Our Gang Comedy 3 Stooges Popeye and more. All school children attend free and parents are urged to bring children with no way to attend. Show begins at 2 15 PM sharp.
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Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Pluto
Popeye
Strive for Hor eb height where God is revealed
The text emphasizes reaching a divine height named Hor eb and identifies purity as the cornerstone of spiritual life, referencing Mary Baker Eddy in a concise exhortation about purity guiding religious understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Weekend Guests and Local News From Ridgely and Vicinity
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend including Joseph Sincavage of Edgewood Maryland and Michael Grigase of Tilldale New Jersey. Relatives and friends from Dover Goldsboro Greensboro Wilmington Towels etc attended gatherings. Andrew Mitchell died at Memorial Hospital Easton. Rev J Wm Zeichring sick.
Residents Visit and Church Service Plan
Mr. and Miss I Hopkins Thomas and Mrs Lena Cowen joined supper guests of the former's parents Maw and Mrs E Thoms. Esther and Sue Smith visited Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore. Rev and Mrs DBD E Wood of Irederica Del visited here. Mrs J A Willoughby will lead the Christian Endeavor Service Sunday evening. Sara Roe of Baltimore spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs L N Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hopkins Thomas
Lena Cowen
E. Thoms
P.O. Smith
Esther
Sue
Federalshore
Dbd
E. Wood
Irederica
Del
J. A. Willoughby
Christian Endeavor Service
Sara Roe
Baltimore
L. N. Murphy
Anna Norris
Manning Merriken
Marvin Butler
Lida Murphy
Local Notices from Ridgely Area
Local brief notices report residents and visitors in Ridgely and nearby towns. Rev Leelan Jackson visited Baltimore with his son John while Mrs M F King of Adams town, Pa. is ill Mrs Frank Stevenson returned home from Memorial Hospital Easton Vergie Sparks returned from a Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs Harry Laird hosted Frank and Centreville guests, and Mrs David Perry visited with A O Saulsbury family. Richard Blackburn, recently ill, was seen out in town Mrs and Mrs Ross Simons returned from Reading and Philadelphia Otis Towers moved to Second Avenue home Mrs Harry Robinson and Miss Mary Robinson visited friends in Marydel Rev J W Zehring and wife hosted daughter Noble Palmer Mrs M M Skipper from near Ridgely visited her son at a Texas Army Camp Mrs John Altfather was the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leelan Jackson
Baltimore
John Jackson
M. F. King
Adamstown
Ridgely
Frank Stevenson
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Vergie Sparks
Philadelphia
Harry Laird
Franklin Laird
Centreville
David Perry
A. O. Saulsbury
Richard Blackburn
Ross Simons
Reading
Otis Towers
Second Avenue
West
Harry Robinson
Mary Robinson
Marydel
J. Wm. Zehring
Noble E. Palmer
M. M. Skipper
Texas
John Altfather
Greensboro Social News Roundup and Visits
A jumble of names and places recalls gatherings and travels across Greensboro and nearby towns. Families including Karcher, Thomas, Dunn, and others visit, move horses to Miami, and host weekend events in Wilmington Del Bay and Bainbridge Village. Lions Club district officers met at a boarding house with about forty members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Karcher
Near Town
Edward Thomas
Bernard Dunn
R. L Alitchell
Edward Pritchett
W.lmington
Del
Thomas Edge
Walker Dunleavy
Riverside
N. J
Wilson Dabson
Baltimore
Maryland
John Jaccvis
Chester
Homhere
George Stevenson
Wimington
Emma Pippin
Maoses
Jean Gordon
Harrington
Orphans Court Filings For Multiple Estates In Hillsboro Maryland
The Orphans Court lists desparate debts farm rent accounts and first and final administration for the Francis Edward Jarrell estate. Releases from Hillsboro church trustees and various legatees in the Mary A Gallagher and Joseph E Clark estates accompany probate actions. Provisions include appraisement of real estate, notices to creditors, funeral expense orders, mortgage transfers, and administration bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Edward Jarrell
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
J. Fred Trice
Gootee
Emmett M. Williamson
Edith F. Williamson
Joseph E. Clark
Wesley E. Thawley
C. T A
Maryland Politics and Potomac Potato Highlight Baltimore Memo
An analysis of Baltimore City Council collapse backer Curran’s return and Kelley’s election as Council President signals a fractured Ten man coalition. Millard Tydings visits the Eastern Shore while a new Maryland potato named Potomac debuts after seven years of study. GOP factionalism grips Maryland politics as McKeldin clashes with the State Central Committee ahead of 1944 primaries. George and Roe prepare a fierce First District duel as Dems split on the Eastern Shore.
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Cory
Baltimore
William Curran
Ambrose Kennedy
C. Markland Kelley
Thomas E. Conlon
Curran
Maestro Curran
Kennedy
Jack Pollack
Gilbert Dailvy
Carl Gail
Howard Jackson
Millard
Millard Tydings
Salisbury
Easton
Preston
Fletcher Silk
Fletcher
Rives Matthews
Maryland
Free State
New England
Gourmet
Oakland
GOP
Republican Party
Willkie
McKeldin
Republican State Central Committee
Committee
Paul Robertson
Galen Tait
Robertson
Central Committee
Tait
Tydings
Dudley Roe
Joe Gecorge
Davey Ward
George
Roe
Democratic Party
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WAR Bond Advertising
Adams Cross Roads
Memoriam
Henderson
Herbert Walls
Tryin Kenton
Aliss Elsie Mae Releshley
Wihnmnelon
J. BE. Walls
Maude Vivian
Dover
Norman Smith
Carrison Smith
Goldsboro
W. N. Wail
Joseph Sincavage
Edgewood
Michael Grigase
Tilldale
Beryl] Perlin
Norfolk
Samuel Sludsen
Richard Roden
Ed. Robb
Dukes Robb
Thomas Robb
Near Harrington
Arthur Hayman
BE. C. Gooden
Alan Dobson
Carolyn
Columbia
Wallace Jones
Earl Fillingame
Mary Griffin
Elkton
Oram Griffin
George Wooters
Harry Wolf
Annabel Clark
Doris Lee Harman
Virginia Cartwright
Freeborn Elwanger
W. F. Clark
Charles Nichols
William Phillips
Annabel Lark
Winfred Gooden
Milford
James Jones
Wilmington
Ed Gooden
J Wm. Zehring
Elmer Anthony
Fifer Hospital
Joseph Goldstein
Wm. Sculley
Newark
Gilbert O’connor
Daughhters
Franklin Stayer
Lee Dolan
Todd
Montclair
Andrew Mitchell
Cary Callahan
Dulin
Cordova
Harvey Holsinger
John Davis
J. Wm. Zeichring
Orphans Court
CY Drew Pearson
Kern Sisters’ Beauty Shoppe
Marshall’s
Uty
Denton
Anksay
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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