Shore College opens Sept. 6
The State Teachers College Salisbury will open Tuesday September 6 for registration with classes starting the next day for about 300 anticipated students. President J D Blackwell announced four new instructors James R Focht Cecilion Md Miss Margaret H Black Delmar Del Miss Irma Julia Brewington Delmar Del and Miss A Mary Hutton Elkton Md Focht becomes education instructor. Blackwell named social director. Brewington teaches sixth grade. Hutton to teach second grade. First assembly Sept 7 includes brief talks and welcome. New students from Carolina listed.
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State Teachers College
Salisbury
J. D. Blackwell
Blackwell
James R Foecht
West Chester
Margaret H. Black
Cecilion
Irma Julia Brewington
Delmar
Del
A. Mary Hutton
Elkton
Focht
West Chester State Teachers College
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Black
Army Special Services
Mabel Baird
University of Delaware
Veterans Administration
Miss Brewington
Salisbury State Teachers College
Columbia University
Hutton
Towson
Carlton M. Harris
Trinity Church
T. J. Caruthers
Levin Heath
Nanticoke
Jessie L Fleming
Harris
Latex Co. Boosts Wages And Benefits
International Latex Corporation chairman W O Heinze announces across the board wage increases and doubling of life insurance premiums at a company meeting held at Playtex Park on Thursday August 25. He ties the boosted advertising to a larger national sales force and to maintaining full employment amid a general downturn in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Latex Corporation
Playtex Park
W. O. Heinze
Heinze
Heinz
Beneficiaries urged for National Service Life Insurance
The Cambridge VA Office official Mr. W. L. Limburg urges veterans to name or update beneficiaries on National Service Life Insurance. He warns many have neglected designation and outlines primary and contingent beneficiaries, changes after death, marriage, divorce, or differing plan splits. He also notes options for lump sum or monthly payments and office hours.
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W. L. Limburg
Baltimore
Maryland
Limburg
Greensboro Enviable Public Trust Record
Greensboro closes fiscal year June 30 with a 2506 surplus after all obligations. Real estate income 8050.12 with 20.29 delinquent and 260.99 discount. Total income 18263.45, disbursements 15759.01, last year’s surplus 1257.25, bond balance 13831.53, starting bank balance 17595.22. Real estate assessments up about 170000 adds 1700 from this source. Mayor Wright and commissioners plan improvements from current receipts. The board includes Mayor Wright, G Linden Duffey, E J Vandergrift, Norman Baynard, and J R Jarvis.
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Russell H. Wright
Greensboro
Wright
G. Linden Duffey
E. J
Ted) Vandergrift
Norman Baynard
J. R. Jarvis
Denton Ridgely finals set after extra innings win
Denton defeats St Michaels 11 to 3 to secure place in final playoff series against Ridgely. Blades started strong on mound for Denton with 11 strikeouts, Cole drove in four runs, and Denton overcame Jump early to dominate the game. Sunday Denton travels to Ridgely with the final series at Schaub Park following.
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Denton
St. Michaels
Ridgely
Charlie Blades
Talbot
Blades
Saints
Jump
Scurto
Willis
Cy Cole
Luonzo
Schaub Park
A.Regan
Murray
Knopp
Poore
Marshall
Jones
Trippe
Barrett
Denton Ab
Cole
Orme
Lane
Harrison
Bennington
Andrews
RHE St. Michaels
Regan
Luonzo Lane
Higgins and Stoops
Pet. ee
Michaels
Preston
sac
Race Taking Dairy Course at State College
Eighteen men and women, many technicians, attend a three week dairy bacteriology short course at Pennsylvania State College in State College. Dr J Frank Cone says those who pass may be certified to the Bureau of Milk Sanitation as laboratory directors. Among enrollees is Stephen J Racz of Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
State College, Pa
J. Frank Cone
Bureau of Milk Sanitation
Stephen J Racz
Goldsboro
Fountain Family Reunion at Tolchester
Walter M Fountain family members held a Tolchester reunion on Sunday August 28 with eleven families enjoying a picnic in a pavilion. Attendees included Walter M Fountain Denton his brother Frank Fountain Denton Hattie Peters Collingdale Pa and numerous relatives from Pennlyn Clifton Heights Chestertown Seaford Greenwood Ridgely Queen Anne and other nearby towns. Children swam and played while parents visited and shared a day of reunion activities.
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Walter M. Fountain
Tolchester
Denton
Frank Fountain
Hattie Peters
Collingdale
Lester Fountain
Lester
Minerva Fite
Pennlyn
Grace Evans
Walter
Clifton Heights
Henry Custer
Chestertown
Arthur Fiori
Seaford
Del
Alfred Smith
Greenwood
Oscar Morgan
Joan
Jimmy
Gertrude Morgan
Virgil Turner
Barbara
Audrey
Virgil Jr
Ruth Ann
Ray
Lester Garey
Ridgely
Marion Morgan
Dale
Queen Anne
Forest Rule of Thumb Guides Seed Growth in Caroline County
The article discusses thinning and woodland management rules focused on maximizing growth. It highlights the D-6 rule, which uses a tree diameter measured at four and a half feet to estimate the required clear space in feet, aiding foresters in selecting trees for thinning and spacing.
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Caroline County
Caroline County Teachers Conference Set for September 1 2 3
Caroline County teachers plan a three day professional conference in Denton and their schools before the September 6 opening. Led by Aliss Beatrice Williams and Fred Asilton, the event features remarks by Jerome Frampton Jr and W Stewart Fitzgerald, with Dr James E Spitznas as guest speaker and committees for elementary and high school topics.
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Caroline
Denton
Aliss Beatrice Williams
Fred Asilton
Jerome Frampton, Jr
James E. Spitznas
State Department of Education
Dorothy Wagner
Thelma Rice
Emma Meyers
Westminster
James P. Hill
Mildred Bittinger
Federalsburg High
Kathryn Higgins
Caroline High
Genevieve Rugh
G. B. Hastings
Greensboro
Marguerite Soucy
Walter Rau
Louise Walker
Montgomery County
Gladys Hopkins
Lockerman
Lula D. Ward
John P. Hammond
Spitznas
William E. Henry
State Teachers College
Bowie
Maryland July employment slips as manufacturing dips
Maryland reports a downward trend in nonagricultural employment through mid July with 679,500 employed, 1,800 fewer than June and 26,100 below July 1948. Declines in manufacturing drive losses, though food products and iron/steel gain. construction rises while transportation and service sectors dip.
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Maryland
William H. Mahaney
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Mahaney
Denton Lions Plan Community Playground Project
The Denton Lions Club met August 25 at President Norman Irwin’s home to discuss a year ahead. They aim to promote a community playground within Denton, seeking a suitable site in town for convenient access and future recreational facilities for all ages. The effort is framed as a community undertaking, with Lions Club support to start the initiative.
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Denton Lions Club
Norman Irwin
Irwin
Denton
Lions Club
Land Transfers From Historical Ridgely and Denton
Land transfers dated August 15 to August 24, 1949 involve several parcels in Ridgely Denton and Harmony. Rachel Collison transfers two lots to Leah Smith and others. Willis Covell Co sells to Sherman Tribbitt. Howard Wright to Seppa Passwater. Alfred Smith to Ethel Smith Bru baker et al.. J Leon Todd to William Wright. Florence Perry to Elva Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Collison
Leah Smith
Ridgely
Willis & Covell Co
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Denton
Howard L. Wright
Seppa T. Passwater
Alfred Smith
Ethel Smith Brubaker
Denton - Greensboro
Florence Perry
Elva P. Wolf
J. Leon Todd
William G. Wright
Harmony
Cub Scouts To Hold Pet Show at First Methodist Church
The Denton Pack of Cub Scouts hosts a Pet Show during its monthly meeting on Wednesday evening September 7 at the First Methodist Church play yard. Show opens at 7 o'clock with pet registration at 6:45. Three judges award prizes across pet classes. Rain postpones to the same day and hour one week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Pack
Cub Scouts
First Methodist Church
Burrsville Teen Receives Four Year Hopkins Scholarship
Charles W Blades, a Caroline High School graduate from Burrsville, class of 1949, earned a four year scholarship to Johns Hopkins University School of Engineering in Baltimore. He led his senior class, served on Student Council, made the honor roll all four years, starred in athletics, and received the Rotary award for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Blades
Caroline High School
Harlan R. Blades
Burrsville
Johns Hopkins University School of Engineering
Baltimore
Rotary
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Jean E. Beaven
Hillsboro
Joan Boles
Federalsburg
Malcom Dickie
Edward Griffith
Edward Jarrell
Mable Lynch
Wm Messick
Werner Rebstock
Robert Sawyer
June Sherwood
Dorothy Richard
Marvdel
Latex Co
al Insurance
Your District Forestry Board
Children Of Today
Our Citizens Of Tomorrow
Jerome and
Stewart Lee
Frederick Lee Butler
Ruthie and
Dottie
Arthur H. Nuttle
H. Roland
D. Elaine
Robert
Jack
Harry H
Wilbur J. Adams
Denton, Willis, Denton
Eliason Studio
CHARLES W. BLADES
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