Rural women to attend extended home demonstration course
Twelve women from the county who attended the Shore Course at the University of Maryland last year will return on June 15 for advanced work. About twenty five additional farmers’ wives may join, with courses in foods, clothing, home management, dairy, poultry, gardening, and parliamentary law taught across three groups. New facilities include dormitories and a dairy laboratory, with special training in citizenship and posture demonstrations, music, art, and community events scheduled through the week.
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University of Maryland
Floremesence Mason
Wicomico
Levanisa Eagle
Harriet Wilde
New York City
Mine Burrows
Washington City
Scchools
Homer ¢ House
Harriet Baker Lowe
Peabody and
New York
PF Woods
Gereesux Hall
Home Economic Department
Progress Tub
Theraday
Washington
Brulay
Bullertin
Smullen Faces Grand Jury On Abduction Charge
Arthur Smullen appeared to answer charges of abducting Emma J Ruark and another child, alleged to have enticed the girls from their home. The case was placed before the Grand Jury after testimony from Marguerite Parker and other alleged witnesses.
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Arthur Smolen
Seferus
Conner
Emma J
Muart
Smullen
Fia
Lefire
Prase Lauder
GMI
Gerand
Ruark
Marguerite Parker
Tax Levy Set For June Budget Hearing In Pittsville
Pittsville officials prepare for the annual budget levy at the June meeting. The Horse Bridge tax controversy and petitions have delayed action but local cooperation is pledged for the new school building project. The county commissioners plan to finalize the levy at the next session.
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Aanual Levy
Citizen of Leaves Loses Life Battle
A. P Evansden reports the death of Joseph Marvil, prominent Delmarv Peninsula figure and first Republican Governor Covid War survivor, from appendicitis after three operations. Survived by widow Blanche Rudec, widowed mother, two brothers Strman Dellas Marvil and Fred Lynn, and sister Mrs 8. O. Back. Funeral held at 3:30 p.m. at the house, conducted by the Masonic Fraternity.
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Iee
A. Pevendsen
Jesus H. Marvil
Covid War
Beebepital
Lewes
Joseph Marvil
Delmarv Peninsula
Joshua Dalles Marvil
Mr Marvil
Mas Blanche Rudec
Strman Dellas Marvil
Fred Lynn
Marvil
8. O. Back
Samuel Orr
Bary Black Chinic
St . South Carolina
Masonic Fraternity the Death of Mr. Marvil
Churches Lose Gifts in Will Ruling for Lacey Claimant
A probate court voided bequests to several churches by George A Lacey after ruling he wrote his will thirty days before his death. The contested gifts included cash and specific items, and the decision names the recipient institutions and the timeline leading to the ruling.
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Cartele Po
Haal
George A Lacey
New Houseboat Ordered for Salisbury Yacht Line
A new 70 foot houseboat, built for William Jobriehofer of Philadelphia, will be launched from Salisbury after four months of work. The vessel, cedar and mahogany, accommodates 12, with two baths and a modern deck, costs about 15000 dollars and will sail to Florida in October after delivery to the owner.
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Wicomico
William Jobriehofer
Ey Baber
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Florida
R Hinchman
Denetions Still Asked For Prevsentovan by Preventorium
The text requests that all be sent to Mr A D or the Preventorium for weeks of needful care and proper living conditions. The formal opening day is Saturday and the facility holds responsibility for the arrangements.
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Ashe
Farmer Discovers Buried Tub of Butter on Irish Farm
A farmer digging on his Westmeath County farm unearthed a tub containing 60 pounds of butter. The butter was reportedly well preserved and considered valuable by locals.
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London
Westmeath County
Bridges in Berlin Use Water Tanks to Clear VenNels
Berlin on May 20 reports excursion steamers fitted with large water tanks that fill to lower the vennels and allow passing under the Spree River bridges. The modification enables safe passage for canal and river traffic on busy routes.
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Berlin
Ford joke hints at Wembley empire exhibit interest
A London report dated May 27 suggests Henry Ford showed interest in the British empire exhibition at Wembley. Ford asked a friend to write him an account, but the draft did not satisfy him.
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London
Henry Ford
Wembley
Ford
Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Newspaper
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Wembley and corania with unclear context about a cabled tack and cays. The readable fragments provide no coherent event, names, places, or dates to identify a typical news item.
Craft Exhibit At W H S Attracts Local Interest
An article notes a craft exhibition at W H S arranged by C Hl Cordrey to be a success. It runs tomorrow from 9 30 to 4 00 and again in the evening from 8 to 9 30.
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Cordrey
Weil
Samia
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