Caroline Boy Wins Trip To St Louis Show
Douglas Bennington of the Ridge Ly 4-H Club is chosen as one of four Maryland 4-H Club dairy judging reps for the National 4-H Club Dairy Judging Contest in St Louis October 12 to 19. Maryland teammates include Douglas Lee, Nelson Phelps, and Frank McFarland. The trip, funded by local dairymen and sponsors, departs from College Park October 11 with Extension Dairy Specialist Howard Barker and County Agent Horace Derrick.
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Douglas Bennington
Ridgely
Maryland
St. Louis
Europe
Warwick
England
Douglas Lee
Nelson Phelps
Baltimore county
Frank McFarland
Allegany county
College Park
Howard C. Barker
University of Maryland
Horace B. Derrick
Geo. W. Clendaniel
Caroline county
Denton Rotary Club
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Pet Milk Company
Wilmington Day to Be Held October 16
Wilmington merchants under the Mercantile Section of the Chamber of Commerce announce the Official Fall Wilmington Day on Wednesday October 16. Stores will cooperate for customers across the Del Marva Peninsula and adjacent counties, offering unusually economical bargains and the latest fall merchandise. Parking coupons printed in this paper aid motoring visitors, with merchants urging early shopping.
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Wilmington
Mercantile Section
the
Chamber of Commerce
Peninsula
Del-Mar-Va
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
department of Public Safety
Federalsburg Flood Report Details Severe 1930s Crisis
Board of Health report on Federalsburg flood describes a three day rainfall totaling about 14 inches, with Marshy Hope Creek reaching 10 feet and flooding hundreds of homes and businesses. Governor Nice aided recovery with lime from a $25,000 F E R A grant. cleanup, chlorination, typhoid clinics, and debris removal followed. No deaths or serious illnesses reported by October 1, and over 600 residents completed a three dose typhoid series.
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Federalsburg
Hope Creek
Nice
Cambridge
Hurlock
Easton
Wilmer F. Davis
County Health Department
Bureau of Food and Drugs
Vincent’s Angina
sanitary Wasserman
Rural Electrification Interest Draws Maryland Farmers
About 160 people attended Farm Bureau meetings in Upper Marlboro on October 4 and 5 to hear C F E Wise Jr explain a $100 million Rural Electrification program. He cited New Hampshire gains and outlined Maryland extension plans. AgriEngineering Specialist Krewatch detailed progress in Western Maryland and the steps to start rural extensions, with Q A sessions and radio remarks scheduled for October 11 and 18.
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Farm Bureau
Upper Marlboro
C. F E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Rural Electrification Administration
Wise
New Hampshire
extension service
Krewateh
Maryland Extension Service
Washington
Krewatch
University of Maryland
WBAL Baltimore
For Sale Apples at Sunnyslope Fruit Farm
A good supply of cooking and eating apples available at very reasonable prices. Sunnyslope Fruit Farm Denton Md. F D Zeigler manager.
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SUNNYSLOPE FRUIT FARM
F. D. Zeigler
Mgr
Denton, Md
Cows and Feed Crops Rise in Caroline County Maryland
Preliminary 1935 Census shows Caroline County gains in cows by about one fifth and hay and corn acreage up 29 and 3 percent respectively. Cattle increase accompanies doubled Irish and sweet potatoes yields, barley up twentyfold, and mules up while horses fall. Farms total 1,977, land value per acre falls to 34.68.
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Caroline County
Maryland
William L. Austin
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Caroline
Washington, D. C
Grove Social Plans and Community Rally Date
Grove residents inform of a Hallowe en social October 31 at 7 PM with coffee doughnuts and candy for sale. Grove Rally Day and Harvest Home services move to October 20 at 7 30 PM from the printed October 13 date. Mr Lyman F Barry returned home Sunday from Florida.
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Lee Murphy
Oliver and
Mary
Complete stock of all kinds of floor coverings
M. K. Newnam advertises a complete stock of all kinds of floor coverings available for immediate purchase and installation, inviting customers to visit the shop for selections and prices.
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M. K. Newnam
October Term of Court Met Here Monday
The fall term of Caroline County Circuit Court convened last Monday with Chief Judge William Mason Shehan and Associate Judges Keating and Knotts on the bench. The grand jury listed J. Frank Wright as foreman and a sizeable panel. the grand jury finished Tuesday after examining 18 witnesses, issuing 7 presentments and 7 true bills, with court adjourning Wednesday noon after two jury trials.
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Caroline County
William Mason Shehan
Easton
Thomas J. Keating
Centreville
J. Owen Knotts
Denton
J. Frank Wright
John T. Shultz
Thomas E. Heather
A. J. Chue
William R. Gardner
Harry F. Butler
Patrick H. McGee
M. Lee Wyatt
Clyde A. Pentz
Messrs
GC. C. Deen
C. A. Pentz
John Rumbold
E. C. Collins
J. Boone Jarrell
H. M. Hollis
Raymond O. Dean
Pedestrian visibility study urges white clothing or light objects
Massachusetts Accident Survey found a pedestrian with a white handkerchief visible to drivers at 291 feet on unlit highways, far longer than 195 feet with dark clothing. Findings stressed wearing light colors or carrying white objects to boost driver sight distance and prevent accidents.
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Massachusetts
Keystone Automobile Club
Maryland
Garrison P. Knox
Orphans Court Grants Letters of Administration in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met to record renunciations and administer estates. Rachel Webster Willis was granted letters of administration on Roland Webster, deceased, with bond approved and creditors notified. Appraisers Henry Morris and Donald Jefferson named. Nellie R. Garey filed inventory for Roland T. Garey. Real estate appraisement filed. Charles B. Harrison filed account of sales for Everett C. Kelley estate.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Dennis
Handy
Roland Webster
Rachel Webster Willis
Henry Morris
Donald E. Jefferson
Nellie R. Garey
Roland T. K. Garey
Charles B. Harrison
Everett C. Kelley
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FOUNTAIN SERVICE
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Market & Second Sts
VIRGINIA CARE
Eastern Shore Public Service
spa pERAAGHIVE
The Talk of
Del
Md. Reese Theatre
Ann Sothern
Gene Raymond
Bill Robinson
George O'Brien
THUNDER MOUNTAIN
Katharine HEPBURN
BOOTH Tannese
ALICE ADAMS
FRED MacMURRAY
FRED STONE
EVELYN VENABLE
Chester Morris
Sally Eilers
OLD MAN
ROY Tir
CHARLES BUDDY ROGERS
RKO
Ralph Bellamy
Jobina Allen
GEORGE Ragr
ALICE FRYE
FRANNCES LANGFORD NDATSY KeLty
ris HEDHEADS
Thurs
AURCIMAS EN elt
ROSALIND KIETH Baekee
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Dentonia
China Doll
LEWIS STONE ROSALIND RUSSELL DUDLEY DIGGES Co
AUBREY SMITH
RUSTLERS OF RED DOG
JOHN FORD
SEN LUCIEN BURMAN
Francis Lederer
Frances Dee
Clark Gable
Loretta Young
Jack Oakie
Live Wire
S. S
Class of the M. P. Church
rhe
Caroline Boy
MER H
Napoleon
St. Helena Island
EPP EHNT
Brish Burgoyne
General Gates
Brooklyn
New York
Washington monument
U.S
MRS
Greensboro
Waltham Piano Co
Sta. C
Milwaukee
Wis
HALES DENTON
Atwater Kent
M. K
Newnam
McNESS CO
Dept. T
Freeport
Illinois
Board of Health
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