Late Blight Threatens Caroline County Tomatoes
County farmers alerted to late blight found Aug 20 by Dr. Carroll Cox in northern Harford County tomato plantings. Symptoms include black spots with light green halos and white mildew on undersides. Fungicide guidance given and Maryland Fact Sheet 27 offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Carroll Cox
University of Maryland
Harford County
L. O. Weaver
Weaver
Eastern Shore
Caroline Sales Company
Route 404
Denton
Maryland
Maryland Swine Producer Association
Maryland Extension Service
James R. Ferguson
University of Maryland Extension
Baltimore
West Friendship
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ferguson
T. L. Bissell
Milford and area residents host and visit weekend
Henderson Mr and Mrs Charles Lacey of Milford guests of Rodens. Montague of Wilmington Manor Gardens visits with T A Montague’s son. Bowdle of Faston visits Wessells. Ocean City trips and family weekends across Milford area with several households noted. Paul Maule hospitalized in Easton Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lacey
Milford
Richard Roden
G. A. Montague
Wilmington Manor Gardens
New Castle
T. A. Montague
Elmer Bowdle
Faston
Walter Wessell
Ray Turner
Lloyd Thomas
Preston
George Cannon
Goldsboro
Ocean City
Walter Heverin
Julia Gerth
A. E Harrell
Oakland
Gerth
Grover Tharp
Harry Hutton
Baltimore
Grover C. Tharp
Lewis E. Shelton
Bonnie
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Fred A. Evans
Ben Evans
Philadelphia
Lawrence Evans
Edward Bowers
New York
Catherine Melvin
Virgie Cartwright
Irving Voshell
Dover
Wilmington
James Cartwright
Master James Jones
Pearl Jones
Marydel Community Notes and Local Visitors
Marydel community page records visits by Edward Sutton and families from Seaford and Georgetown, summer activities at Camp Pecometh and Camp Barnes, a makeup demonstration by Avon district manager Mrs Copley, and news of church events. It also thanks local volunteers Roy Gogan and helpers for organizing a Minor League program for young players and notes approaching school start.
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L. H. Collison
Dover Central School
Copley
Avon Products
Elmer Sutton
Wesley Brown
Connecticut
Roy Grogan
Skip Coalla
Chas, Worley
Kemp Newnam
George Beck, Jr
Death and Social Visits In Easton Area Community
Mr. O. H. Henry died after illness, after being taken to Memorial Hospital in Easton. Local residents and guests visited friends and relatives including the Gravenors of Georgetown Del and the Fountains, Thomas, Cohen, Willis, Corkell, Paskey, Hardesty, Porter, and others. A number of brief calls and visits occurred with Tolchester mentioned on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Henry
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Herman Gravenor
Georgetown
Del
Dawson Fountain
Gary Hoppengardner
Buddy Pippin
Eddie Willis
Peggy
Catherine Corkell
Wanda
Wilmington
L. H. Thomas
Walter Paskey
James C. Hardesty
Hardesty
Janice Greenly
Clarence Porter
Tolchester
Preston Community Club and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs Edna Carmine hosts Preston Community Club while neighbors and relatives from Baltimore Roanoke and Chestertown visit. Mrs G C Carmine returns from Massachusetts. The WSCS meets at Bethesda Methodist Church as families host guests from Sykesville and Preston residents spend weekend with J L Gallagher.
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Preston
George Hemming
Nell Christopher
Baltimore
Lee Noble
Hattie LeCompte
Mae Fooks
Carroll Dulin
Chestertown
Ellwood Chance
Theodore Schmick
Roanoke
G. C. Carmine
Massachusetts
Chas
Carol
WSCS
Bethesda Methodist Church
Dickson Greenfield
Adair
Sykesville
Americanism: Getting the most est for the leastest
Local observers debate how efficiency and cost savings shape civic ideals in a concise column. The piece critiques exaggerated slogans and questions whether frugality sacrifices quality, urging practical prioritization in public discourse.
Roberts Wins 500 In Record Time On Labor Day
Glen Fireball Roberts won the ninth Southern 500 mile stock car race at Daytona Beach fla on Labor Day with a record 102.59 mph. He finished five laps ahead of Buck Baker in second place. Shorty Rollins was third, Marvin Panch fourth, and Jimmy Thompson fifth as a crowd over 80000 watched. Roberts spoke of narrow escapes during the race and a near miss at 130 mph while weaving through tight traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Spartanburg
8. C
Shorty Rollins
Corpus Christi
Tex
Marvin Panch
Jimmy Thompson
Some of next year's automobiles may have metallic brake linings
A brief note indicates that certain automobiles planned for next year might include metallic brake linings. The statement suggests a potential shift in braking materials, reflecting industry trends or regulatory considerations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Daniel Glenn
Lewis Butler
Elmer Butler
Marvin Butler
Mrs. Glenn
Butler
Jack Stafford
Connie
Wesley Stafford
Marie Akin and
Sonny
Virginia
E. S. Evans
Wm. Woodward
Greensboro
Liden Adams
Millersville
F. E. Adams
Russell Stafford
Elma Jean
John Kibler
Paul Maloney
Francis Trice, Jr
Washington
Ronald Blazejak
Mae Wright
Rusty Orme
Chas. O. Davis
Woody Logan
Ronney Stafford
Jimmy Hill
Billy
Tommy Towers
Paul Stafford
Norman Adams
Ellen
Ann
Roland Towers
J. Roland Chaffinch
W. G. Holbrook
Rachel Baylor
Smagerstown
Clare Payne
John Noble
Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Paul Maule
Omer Thompson, Sr
Alfred Bilbrough
Clayton
W. F. Clark
Annabel Clark
Mary Breeding
Tolchester Beach
Marydel
Wf. R. Butts
Whiteoaks
Edward Sutton
Camp Pecometh
Laura Glass
Sara
Margaret Smith
Miss Smith
Edward Phillips
Seaford
Harry Smith
Norma Jean Edwards
Lois Dill
Camp Barnes
Stuart Whitmarsh
Long Island
N. Y
T. E. Heather
Tommy
John Gilmour
Judy
Dana
Arlington
Fred A. Arndt
Thomas Toth
Veterans Hospital
Clair Kersey
Viola, del
John Cook
June Gordon
Jay
T. O. Ford
H. R. Butts
Mary Smith
H. L. Boyer
Harrington
Elwanda and
Theodore Gelletly
Mutton Lesa
Caroline Home
4Th & Market Sts
Denton, Maryland
Hobbs
Newton
Perior Laundry Service
N. Sid Street
Municipal
Roberts
CUE Supplies
Minton Supplies
Caroline Home & Auto _ Supply
Newsparprret Ghiye
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