Maryland employment up in September with 722600 non farm workers
Maryland non agricultural employment rose to 722,600 by mid-September, a gain of 4,700 over August, with Baltimore area totaling 483,500 of the state rise. Manufacturing added 2,000 jobs amid defense demand, while shipbuilding fell 1,300 due to a yard dispute. unemployment dropped over 11 percent to 48,600 statewide.
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Maryland
William H Mahaney
Maryland Employment Security Board
Baltimore
Iron Foundries
Uncle Sam Urges Farmers to Buy Savings Bonds
The message warns farmers against speculation and promotes U S Savings Bonds as a safe way to build financial security. It notes bonds pay 4 for every 3 invested over ten years and urges setting aside part of fall crop or livestock proceeds. It closes with buy bonds in the classified section.
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U. S
U.S
Henderson Homecoming Services at Henderson Church
Henderson Homecoming Services will be held at Henderson Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon October 29 at 2 30 with Rev L E Windsor of Wilmington as guest speaker All are welcome Miss Annabel Clark spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence Fetters at Muirquadale Del They attended The Ice Capades in Philadelphia Numerous local families hosted guests and visited others over the weekend including the Medfords Wes sels Strausburs Montagues and Melvins The P T A of Henderson School to hold Bingo Party in Eden Hall on Friday evening Nov 3 at 8 00 Admission 40c The Sewing Circle was delightfully entertained on Wednesday evening
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Henderson Methodist Church
L. E. Windsor
Wilmington
Annabel Clark
Clarence Fetters
Muiiquadale
Del
Philadelphia
J. B. Medford
Ray Medford
Howard Cohee
Robert Strausburg and Son
Baltimore
Walter Wessell
A. Montague
G. M. Bachman and Son
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Norman R Connell
Linda Sue
Lewis E. Shelton
Bonnie Lou
H. L. Melvin
Frida
Edward Colmery
Elsmere
Henderson School
Eden Hall
Lula Marvel
Collingsdale
Marydel Event Tied to Guth Family Home
Mrs Edwin Guth hosts a gathering at her mother Mrs Fred Pinders Marydel residence.
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Edwin Guth
Fred Pinder
Marydel
Local Social Notes From Hillsboro and Surroundings
Mrs. Joseph M. Eaton and Mrs. John Decker visited in Elkins Park Pa last Friday. Mr and Mrs. Clifton R. Hicks attended the wedding of J. S. Williams Jr and Miss Marie Fulenwider in Baltimore. Stacey Harrington of Easton visited grandparents. Kemp Stewart and Herbert Honecker hosted College Park guests. Billy Brown Eaton returned from Easton Memorial Hospital after appendicitis surgery. Cambridge visitors included Mesdames Jarrell Dickinson Oscar Clark and Miss Sade Wothers. Howard and David Clopper stayed with Floyd Wright Wednesday into Thursday. Denton residents Mr and Mrs Hickel visited R. W. Beaven last Thursday.
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Clifton R. Hicks
Baltimore
J. S. Williams, Jr
Marie Fulenwider
Little Stacey Harrington
Easton
Joseph MM
Eaton
Kemp Stewart
College Park
Herbert Honecker
Billy Brown Eaton
Memorial Hospital
Adams Cross Roads Sunday School at Bloomery Church
Sunday school and preaching scheduled at Bloomery Church this Sunday afternoon. Greenwood residents Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith visited Miss Sadie Devore and Miss Blanche Setler for Sunday supper. Mrs Mars Robinson and Mrs Anna were among attendees.
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Bloomery Church
Alfred Smith
Greenwood
Sadie Devore
Blanche Setler
Mars Robinson
Anna
Barn owls praised as helpful farm mousetraps
Hack Turner argues barn owls, though not graceful, keep fields rodent-free. State University studies show owls do not eat chickens, Instead a father owl can consume about 300 mice monthly. The piece condemns prejudice against animals and drinkers, urging understanding and tolerance.
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Hack Turner
Hack
State University
Community notes from Federalsburg and nearby towns
Robinson of Federalsburg called on Mrs Grace Horsey and Mrs Blanche Adams on Wednesday. The W S C S of Bloomery thanks all who helped make the supper a great success. Harold Adams sold 29 tickets. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson hosted her brother and his wife for dinner Sunday. Roy Gibbs and son from Philadelphia visited the Johnson sisters Saturday. Smithville Club will hold its October meeting Friday afternoon Oct 27 at the Community building.
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Bloomery
Harold Adams
Charles Johnson
Roy Gibbs
Philadelphia
Johnson
Smithville Club
In Memoriam Walter Harmon Kinnamon Remembrance Card
In loving memory of our dear father Walter Harmon Kinnamon who passed October 27 1948 two years ago. The rolling stream of time moves on yet the vacant chair recalls his voice and smile. Deep in our hearts is a picture of the loved one gone to rest. Missed by his children.
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Walter Harmon Kinnamon
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Baltimmore
Uncle Sam
Federalsburg Milling and Feed Company
Federalsburg, Md
Federalsburg
Fed
Eral Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Peoples Bank
Denton, Md
Nlewepaper al Dhive
Henderson
Hillsboro
Joseph M. Eaton
John Decker
John R. Brome
Elkins Park
Adam’s Cross Roads
Joe Marsh
The
United States Brewers Foundation
Truman H. Richards
Memoriam
John Marshal Butler
Tydings
William J. Carr
Baltimore Barber
U.S. Senate
Authority
C. P. Mundy, Treas
Thomas F. Johnson
Eastern Shore
United Democratic
Congress
E. L. McCabe, Jr
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