Adult Education Program Starts Nov in Maryland
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration funds a second year of adult education to employ teachers and offer college courses to nonstudents. State departments run the program with county superintendents in charge. eligibility begins at 16, classes meet twice weekly, with minimum ten pupils and eight average attendance. Benjamin C. Willis, Caroline County schools superintendent, will direct the program and aims to start by November 1.
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Department of Education
Maryland
Baltimore
Benjamin C. Willis
Caroline County
A Cheap Trip to the Fair on Cent-a-Mile Excursions
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run weekend cent-a-mile trips for Century of Progress visitors in Chicago. C H Mathews Jr says the low rate coach tickets apply westbound on the Fort Dearborn express. Excursions are eligible on Fridays and Saturdays October 12 13 19 20 26 27 with return in coaches through the following Wednesday.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. H. Mathews, Jr
Fort Dearborn
W C T U to meet at Emma Clark’s home October 8
The W. C. T. U. will meet Monday evening October 8 at 7 30 at Miss Emma Clark's home. A program on Christian Citizenship will be presented. Every member is urged to be present.
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Emma Clark
Shore Optome Trists Start Sight Saving Council
A Sight Saving Council formed by the Eastern Shore Association of Optometrists at their Denton meeting on September 20 to promote vision conservation and public health. The council cites defective vision as a civic problem and urges stronger lighting and education in seeing as essential to daily life and civilization.
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Eastern Shore Association of Optometrists
Denton
Eastern Shore
M. Luckiesh
Frank K. Moss
Bethlehem Social Roundup and Club Meeting Notice
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Legates hosted guests from Tilghman and Matthews including their daughter Henrietta. Rev and Mrs Claude Thompson and daughter from Royal Oak visited Payton Thompson. Bethlehem Club meets October 9 at 2 pm in the Community House.
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Lawrence Legates
Willard Legates
Henrietta
Tilghman
Norris Colby
Matthews
Claude Thompson
Little Daughter
Royal Oak
Payton Thompson
Bethlehem Club
Harry Blades
Billy
Miss Jean
Preston
Charlie Blades
Masters Irvin Legates
Junior Smith
Harley Davenport
Vienna
Elmer North
Leonard Legates
Orland Blades
Beverly
Alva Blades
Lester Christopher
Wilmington
Farm Tax Delinquencies Rising in Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau released a preliminary report on delinquent farm property taxes, compiled from 1928 to 1933 data with University of Maryland and U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics support. Delinquencies grew faster than other real estate, rising from 11,200 to 17,058 properties and $1,504,204 in unpaid taxes by end of 1932.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
University of Maryland
Federal Civil Works Administration
Farm Bureau
Oyster supper planned by Choptank church group
The Ladies' Aid of the Bf. P. Church at Choptank meets at Mr. and Mrs. O C Blades home and plans an oyster supper on Thursday October 11 in the club room. Menu includes oysters chicken desserts and sides with admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children under 12. A pieced quilt will be auctioned. Proceeds aid repairs at Union Grove parsonage. Also the 20th Century Community Club hosts an oyster supper October 19 at 6 pm to fund the community house. The Twentieth Century Club meets October 10 at the Chop t ank Club House bringing two cans of fruit for the exhibit.
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Ladies’ Aid
Bf. P. Church
Choptank
O. C. Blades
Maryland
Union Grove
20Th Century Community Club
Twentieth Century Club
Quote on mercy and spirituality from Christian Science Monitor
A brief reflection noting that mercy justice tolerance and kindness help detach from material concerns and heighten awareness of spiritual existence as expressed by the Christian Science Monitor.
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Christian Science Monitor
Court Con vened Here Last Monday
The grand jury met for the first time in years and was discharged the same day. Harry S. Dailey led as foreman with John W. Allfather secretary and C. E. Turner assistant. They examined 16 witnesses, found 2 presentments and brought in 2 true bills. The Jail Committee found 13 prisoners and the jail unsanitary, urging repairs. The grand jury urged a ladies rest room and improvements to county facilities, noting slow action on past promises. The petit jury recessed after little business and will reconvene next Thursday.
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Harry S. Dailey
John W. Allfather
C. E. Turner
Federalsburg
John Baynard
Norman C. Downes
H. B. Bastian
Emergency Relief Corporation
Harry H. Heather
Thomas H. Meeks
Harvey Taylor
Court House
Petit Jury
Orphans Court Proceedings Report Widens Probate Activity
Mildred F. Griffith executrix files disbursements for Agnes F. Griffith estate. G Lawrence Wilson and J Virgil Moore filing administrator accounts and inventories for deceased relatives. Guardian petitions authorize withdrawals for minors and college funds. Deen will admitted to probate with executors named Elbert Deen and appraisers George and James.
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Mildred F. Griffith
Agnes F. Griffith
G. Lawrence Wilson
Lawrence A. Wilson
J. Virgil Moore
Harry K. Tubbs
Wa. J. Irwin
William H. Irwin
Daisy C. Nicolai
Julia May Nicolai
Ida Virginia Nicolai
Emil Nicolai
Guardian
County Trust Company of Maryland
Pederalsburg
Olive V. Rairigh
William Nelson Rairigh
Wallkill National Bank
Mattie Voshell
Levi Voshell
Wm. J. M. Wroten
Marcellus B. Cooper
Carrie Deen
Elbert Deen
J. Carroll George
Melvin James
Hunting law passes. Trespass Notices available at Journal Office
The journal advertises a new hunting law and directs readers to obtain Trespass Notices at the Journal Office. Niewsparper and Hlye.
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Journal
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