New Students Register At Salisbury State Teachers College
Salisbury State Teachers College announces enrollment of 182 students, the second highest in school history, with 106 new students including 100 freshmen. Forty-eight freshmen men, 19 second year men, and 3 third year men total 70, with all Eastern Shore counties represented and Wicomico largest. Faculty adds three new professors plus registrar and business manager.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Salisbury State Teachers College
J. D. Blackwell
Blackwell
Wicomico
Worcester
Dorchester
Somerset
Caroline
Talbot
Harford
Washington
Charles
Montgomery
Queen Anne’s
Cecil
Prince George's
Kent
Baltimore
Howard
Frederick
Garrett
St. Mary's
Carroll
Florence Simonds
J. Lloyd Straughn
Helen Bradley
Dr. Blackwell
Lucy W. Bennett
Margaret Black
T. J. Caruthers
Beulah Dixon
Frances Lord Holland
Helen Jamart
Benn Maggs
Anne Matthews
Lillian Parker
Ruth Powell
Henrietta Purnell
Pauline Riall
Idabelle Thomas Wilson
Orphans Court Grants Administrators Powers in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. It granted renunciations and letters of administration to Fred R. Owens for Edith H. Greenlee’s estate, approved bonds, ordered creditor notices, and named appraisers Burt Hobbs and Geo Nichols. It also authorized administrators Lara E. Shufelt and Herman A. McMahan to sell and transfer a mortgage, and listed debts for Everett C. Kelley’s estate.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
J. Virgil Moore
Harry K. Tubbs
Alice Tubbs Black
Lara E. Shufelt
Herman A. McMahan
William Frank McMahan
Edith H. Greenlee
Fred R. Owens
Burt Hobbs
Geo. E. Nichols
Chas. B. Harrison
Everett C. Kelley
Flood relief aid boosts flood victims effort
Mrs. John J. Raskob donated a truckload of clothing furniture and bedding delivered to Federalsburg to ease distress from the recent flood. Red Cross relief faces funds shortages with over 146 applications. local committee led by Rev. C Irving Carpenter seeks more help as conditions remain dire. Queen Annes Woman's Club sent 25 to support flood relief.
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John J. Raskob
Centreville
Democratic National Committee
Federalsburg
Red Cross
Washington
Baltimore
Margaret Lewis
national Red Cross
Red Cross advisory
C. Irving Carpenter
Raymond Noble
Sewell Noble
Harvey H. Long
Floyd Phillips
Everett Nuttie
W. E. Lennon
Lewis
Eleanor Noble
Miss Noble
Woman’s Club
Queen Anne’s
Pedestrian Safety Advice From Auto Fatalities
The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters notes 16 000 of the 36 000 auto crash deaths last year were pedestrians. Key tips include cross at intersections, obey signals, keep children off streets, walk on rural highways facing traffic, avoid walking behind parked cars, and stay alert.
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National Bureau of Casualty and surety Underwriters
No man develops lasting success by taking responsibility
The passage argues that lasting success comes from applying theory to work, not just theorizing. It emphasizes that theory must be combined with action, as plan and execution together drive real achievement.
Man Rescued From Bay Has Boat Rescue Tale
A 71 year old Boston merchant Louis H. Gutermuth fell from a steamer deck into Chesapeake Bay and swam twenty five minutes until the bay boat Margie H Travis rescued him at dawn. Captain Oscar F Pope said the rescued man cried save me and was brought aboard dried and fed. Gutermuth awaited his daughter Melvin Albee in Washington to continue his journey while another daughter Agnes rushed to assist.
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Chesapeake Bay
Louis H. Gutermuth
Boston
Ontario
Washington
Margie H. Travis
Denton
Gutermuth
Oscar F. Pope
Oxford
Everett Russell
Nuttle urges action on Maryland secondary roads
H S Nuttle president of Maryland Farm Bureau Federation urges county officials to route government relief funds to unimproved rural roads. He says millions are available to improve roads used by farmers for daily commerce and marketing, and notes two goals. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Maryland
H. S. Nuttle
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Nuttle
Former Denton minister dies suddenly at Bethel Church
Dr. Albert Norman Ward president of Western Maryland College collapsed during a sermon at Bethel Presbyterian Church in Denton Harford County. He died instantly last Sunday evening. Funeral was held at Alumni Hall on Wednesday with interment in Westminster cemetery. He led Western Maryland College for fifteen years after earlier pastorates and served as chancellor of Kansas City University. He leaves a wife Blanche Murchison Ward and their son A Norman Ward Jr. plus two sisters and a brother.
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Bethel Presbyterian Church
Madonna
Harford
Albert Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Blanche Murchison Ward
A. Norman Ward
Ward
Westminster
Alumni Hall
E. A. Sexsmith
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Harford county
Investigate First Warns Against Hot Business Stunts
Alvin E. Gillett of the Madison Chamber urges citizens to guard against rackets using flashy promotions and colored sales stories. He cites nine figures on losses from such schemes and urges “Investigate first” before trusting offers from mail solicitations, smugglers, or charity appeals.
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John Citizen
Alvin E. Gillett
Association of Commerce
Madison
Wisconsin
Rotarian
National Better Business Bureau
United States
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Milford Academy
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HARRY O. PERRY & CO
E. Fayette St
Baltimore, Md
J. HARRY ROSE
Kempel & Armiger
ORMOND L. ANDREW
Continental American Life Insurance Company
Peoples Bank of
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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The Talk of
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Md. Reese Theatre
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Reese Theatre
Thura
Roberta
Marietta
Delaware
Edward Everett Horton
Helen Broderick
Erik Rhodes
Eric Blore
MARK SANDA
Pancho S
RKO
Wedney
Fred McMurray
Madge Evans
David John Holt
Jimmy Gleason
ZaSu Pitts
Hoot Gibson
RAINBOW’S END
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Herbert Marshall
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Clark Gable
CALL of the
WILD
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Dentonia
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VIENNA
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LUISE RAINER
FRANK MOHAN
ALDOW
MADY AND
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VIRGINIA BRUCE A
Robi
Z. Leonard Production
Wednes & Thurs
CHINA SEAS
Covey & Williams
Hillsboro
Thompson’s Hardware
Greensboro
Caroline County Bank
Ridgely
Mitchell’s
Preston
SHERMAN L. TRIBBITT
Denton Auction Company
Wm. A. Stewart
Market St
MOORE & COVEY, Mgrs
James Temple
Salisbury
Brigham Young
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Germantown
Chester A. Arthur
Doodor Gram
New York Tribune
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