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Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

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ais anqenebmer 9[bi6luB, Ger nHod=
%garoen~, inter Sen fleiBigen, ME
rubenOen S1uoen Ser @aiienmutter
CABIN entitanoen. 9as 9lltge fan6
imnler ipie0er etpus 5eiielnoes ODER
Nn3iebenoes. Nfit groBem Stol5
f0nnen OaS 0ireftorium lonpie Die
beiOen 5rarlennereine unO Der 8erein
Ser iuitgen 9eute, pel6er ben Plus
ban oeS SpieIplabes m%eiIterbaft be-
lorgt, arf ibr boa6rahtes @erf
idallen. Sober 9euti6e bat @run0,
altf oos @ailenbaus itol5 Iein-iino
er lit es a1h. @ennimmer Der &uf
3ltr llnteritiibung oes @aiienbauies
ergebt, lit oas 9eittidtum einig urlO
miaig CUR Silfe. Sn Oieiem Sabre
geoenft man cine mo0erne 8aoege-
leqenbeit ein5uri6ten uno Die @ei-
SUNG auf mooerne Selbei3uag unl5u-
0noern. 9ann mill man einige
S6einmerfer onbringelt, 0amit beim
nG6iten Set (2abor 3ap) oie pielen
.@6Ite mad gin6rltd) Ser 9unfelbeit
nod einige Stunoen lGnger peripei-
len fonnen.
@aiien6ans nnO &nppert 6eim iimO
WUnnmemtc e6emnliger Sliite Oes
9entidtnms.
Nuf oemiel6en @ruuoitiid, auf
melcbem oas 8aiienbousgebdltOe
Itebt, befin0et iid ni4t melt OaDon
oas 0eltti6e Altenbeim, mel6es
yGbriItian uno gleonora Support
Seim" genannt miro. 9as @elo Oa-
3u binterlieB Die 6omilie &uppert.
Bonn @ebGlloe aus bat man einen
munoerbaren 1leberblid iiber Die
Staot @aibington. 8erpflegt lper-
ben bier ungefabr 81 Yerionen. Die
Germaltung unterltebt einem 9iref=
torilm. 9ie treibenoe &raft lit Der
0amet-6ilfsoerein, melder Die &o-
item Ser &erpflegung u1O oes lin
terbalts gum groBten Eeil ans ieiner
Safe beItreitet. Sim 16. 0tai feierte
oieier @erein iein Stiftungsfeit, 5lt
meldem cine itattli6e Nn5obl 8elu-
der eric6ienen maren. Die Gerall-
italtungen gum 8eiten oes Oelttl6en
9llten6eimS lino aber nibt 10 3obl
reid beiuAt mie Die oes oeutlden
8aiienbouies, mas mobl ieinen
oarin bat, OaB man fir &in=
Der piel leidter @er5 uno @elobeutel
offnet ais fir dltere 2eute. Gor
fur3em muroe oas @etm elmer griinO-
iiden &enopierung unter5ogen. Ser
groBere Saol, in meldem Die 5eIt-
lid)feiten Itattfinoen, muroe ne1t ge-
itri6en. Die unfoiten Oufiir 6eltritt
ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT Die @nitrei-
6erre6nung fir sic 9llBenieiten oes
@ebGuoes mlroen bonn 9ireftorilim
begli6en. Cine Selbei5ung puroe
ebenfaQs eingerihtet melde 0as
Seim lebr fomfortabel uuo gleiG-
maBig marm erb1lt. Mn Stelle oes
porItorbenen DIRECTORS 81. s. SOrB
iDur0e Ser Hebtsanpolt Gbapin
gouman erpGblt. 8rdiioent oes
9ir~eftori1ms lit Serr @m. S.
@uoe; 8rdiioentin oes 0amen=Silfs-
bereins lit 9rQu 8abette &rltmfe.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
@ieSer b6aia aeImmO.

SEER CHARLES @utb, mobnbaft
Nr. 601 &enpon StraBe, g. So, be-
fainter Serrenl6neioer, muBte Die
3eit BON @eibna1ten bis Mitte Sc
brrar I'M &ranfenbouS aubringen
mo iid 3nei Sperationen unter3ie-
ben. Seio 3mei @o1en gebt es ibrn
mieoer beoeuteno better uno lit er
t1glih in ieiner S9neioerperfItatt
an8utreffen. 9as Sournal, oellen
l~angidbrieer 2eler Serr Mutb lit,
miiniht baloige o0Gige @eneiung.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

@aS man %er1partete lit eingetrof-
ZEN. 0as Moifeit oes 9amen-gtdb-
oereins Oes 9euti6en 8aiienbouies
lit glGn5eno p%erlaufen. Ger 8eiud)
mar mieoerum elm duBerit 3ablrei-
der; piele Ireunoi9aften lplr0en err
neuert uno men geihloiien; oil ben
1t~rublenOen @elibtern fam Die 6relt=
oe uno ,3ufrieoenbeit Der Mnmeien-
Sen oelttlid gum, 9luSorud. 8unft
3 ltbr begriiBte Der langidbrige 8rd-
li0ent, SEER @nt. s. zimmerman,
oie @riGienenen in ber3li6en @or-
ten uno oanfte fir oie bereitmiaige
llnteritiiBung, mel6er li6 Oas oeltt-
ide @aiienballs erfreuen bari. 6eit-
reoner NOR SEER Siaac Sans, cine
befannte 8eri0nli6feit in unierer
8unoesbouptitaot, mel6er, mie er
iagte, mobl nod ME cine 6eitlidteit
I'M Oeltti6en @aiienbaus DerpaBt
babe. Damn fam Der groBe 4ugen=
bid oes Na4mittags bic 8orfiib-
rung ser &inoer. Inter 2eitung
BON Sri. @elen &obertion, ser Sod-
ter 0es 8erfpalter< @bepaares, 9errn
unO 5rau SSobn s. Gabp. mari1ier-
ten oQe &inoer bel begleitenoer Deli=
tit polonaiienmdBig 5ur &ronung
ser Maifonigin auf. Damn me6ielte
ous 8rogramm ab nit Sdn5en, @e-
iGnqen mo elmer fleinen &omoOie.
aeuBerit liebli9 mar Die @rmodung
0es 6riiblings, BON ben fleinlten
Rinoern oargelteat. n2iebe finoet
INNER einen @eg~ par cine title
8autpnime, mel6e ebenfals gut ge=
fiel. Damn fam Die 8an5gruppe,
melde our1 8orfiibrung ibrer Sap
9ances" in oen So1idulen li9 be-
reits einen 3iemli4en &uf erporben
bat. Die Gnoben 8eigten ibr &0n=
men in mebreren Snoianertan5ei1, Die
ebenfoas piel 8eifal fanoen. N}it
einem 3igeunertan8 unO Dem nadl-
folgenoen Cams Inn ben 0tai6aum,
beidloB man oas CUTE Brogramm
nit Dem A6iiugen Der Rational=
bgmne.
Sci Dem Damn einieBenoen Sabr=
marftsfeite ipnroen Die pom 9amen=
nabperein mdbrenO 0es SSa6res an
gefertigten ODER gei6enften Sanoar=
beiten gum 8erfailf a%ngeboten. Sin
einem groBen @liidsra0 periudte
fait ieoer etpas 3u geminnen. Sc
~frprenes, @ebadenes uno @%eritenlaft
aus Seuri6s 8rauerei CAB es e6en-
Tolls. SIM @Biaal mar es, wie inn
mer, georGngt ooa. Ger lobensmer-
ten 8orte iiber oos quite giien uno
oas nor5iiglide @rogromm waren
fein @n0e.
Ser5lid erfrii6enO mar Ser In-
blid in Der l1mgebung: 0as friide
@riin oeS 8u6enmaloes, Die frii6e
@ieie Der Mnbobe entlang nit mel
oenoen &ii6en, Die munoeri6Onen
8lumenunlagen, Der &aien am Gin
gang uno Ser 2auoitraBe entlang, i'm
S~intergrunoe sic S%teubenitotue (mel-
6e bonn Sdiibennerein Dem @aiien-
balts gei6enft muroe), oann Ser gro-
BE SpielplaB NIT bielerlei Spielap-
paraten, an melhen iid tllmmeltoe
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

Saint Saens.
Mus Dem beutigen (l1ai) 2uOmig
ublano geipiometen Yrogramm Ite-
ben Die Namen @rete BON 8aDer,
5rau @ilbelmina Spanboof0 @al-
ter, Sopraniltin Sri. Slie SCOT, 9e-
flamation elmer llblanOl6en 8aaaOe
uno Grace 8opea, @ioliniitin mel-
6e 3ltiammer nit 2pman Wtc@rarD
Die M-Wfoa Sonate BON 8rabms ipie-
len miro. &llr5er 8ortrag iiber lib
lano, Die 8orliBerin.
3pii9en Dem eriten un0 5lpeiten
Seile oes Yrogramms iiberrei6te
uniere @riinoerin un0 8orliBerin
SRI. @nita S1ooe, Der treffli6en
&Iopierfiinitlerin 6rau @rete bon
BaDer oas @brenmitglieO= 0ipIom
init paiienoer Neoe uno unlere forre-
iponoierenoe S6riftfiibrerin, SRI.
Alma 8ii6off, empfing ais 3eiden
Der %Anerfennung fir gepiilenbafte
uno treue @usiibung ibrer Bfli6ten
mGbreno zines 3eitroumes bon iie-
ben Sabren, niiBlihe III ben Surben
0es |ereins Grin uno @olo-ge-
midelte feline @ei1enfe.
9as @brenmitglieo, Or. Saul
@leis, belt cine punoeri6one M6-
i6ieosreoe.
Mnita @irginio Miiaer,
protofoQieren0e S1riftfiibrerin.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
9[nf Scr 9ranfenliIte.

Muf ser &ranfenliite Der oeutI6en
5reimourerloge iteben @m. Sdee-
rer, @atte BON 8raii Sophie S6eerer
uno @m. @eber, pelder an Ser $
StraBe i'm Noroolten Der StaOt
mobnt SEER @m. @immel lit arf
Dem @ege Der 8eiierung.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
9amen-6ilfspereim 6cs 9eitiden
@aiienbnnies.

Die @litglieoer Oes 0omen-SilfS
oereins Oes 0eutiden @oiienbouies
o%eriammeIn ii6 am 9onnerStog, Sen
10. Sum-, Inn 2 ltbr nadmittags i'm
@oiienbous. MitgIieoer uno Oeren
6reunOe iino oa8rt eingela0en.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04
Hat Ihr alter Ofen desc
vorgeschrittenen VorteiIe?

Automatische Ofen-H ze-KontrOlIe.
VoIIstsndig InsuIierter und Venti-
Iierter Ofen.
HGftenh0he. SchubIaden Typ Broi-
Ter, NIT rauchloser Broiler- Pfanne.
Automatischer Anzinder Keine
Streichh0lzer sind notwendig!
Simmer-SchnelIe an allen oberen
Brennern zwecks gr0sserer Spar
samkeit und ,,wasserlosem Ko-
chem.
Leicht zu reinigende Porcelain
Politur NIT Farben-Auswahl.
Geniigende SchubIaden yum Auf-
bewahren.
Inspiziert und begIaubigt wegen Sci
ner Sparsamkeit und gr0ssten
Erfolgen vom Laboratorium der
Amerikanischen CAST esellschaft.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

-@enn Sic bieie 3eitnng seleIen
ba6em, baum bitten mir Sic frennO-
Iidit, Oieiel6e in SIREN Sefanntem-
freiie tue~itersngeben.
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

Sierauf folete elm gemiitli6eS Bel
iammeniein BEL @uni6 uuo gutem
Senate-8 Bier, melbes lebtere bon Dem
Miitglieoe Gbriitian Seurid, geitif-
tet moroen mar. Inter Sen %antuelen-
ben nelien Mitglieoern iab man allh
6rou uno 5raulein Sdul8, @attin
un6 Eo6ter Oes &an5lers Ser Deut-
iden 8oti6uft Serrn 6rieori6 50.
Sdul8.
3ur ~borgeriidten Stunoe trennte
man Iib NIT einem froblihen: .9uf
8ieoerieben i'm Serbitl4
Washington Journal., 1937-06-04

Leicht zu kaufen, Elm Vergniigen
zu besitzen . dieser sch0ne, mo-
derne Estate Gasherd erzeugt
Wunder in Ihrer Kuche! Seine
vorgeschrittenen Vorzige tun veg
nit aller SkIaverei beim Kochen
und machen das Leben yum Yer
gnIgen! Ueberzeugen Sic SIGH,
vie leicht erstklassiges Kochen
verrichtet werden kann . Besehen
Sic SIGH diesen Herd In unsern
neutrality-suspicious..
p...l...LL. -. OGo.A
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
POCOMOKE Wins OPENING
GAME AGAINST DOVER
Continued From Page /

here and in all the cities where teams
are located. The people seemed glad
to get organized ball back again, and
everything now points to successful
season. Pocomoke plays here today
(Friday) with Centreville, and on
Sunday, Easton will be the opponent.
All the home teams, with the excep-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
BERRY GROWERS
HOLD MEETING
in SOMERSET
Assemble On Farm OF Paul Gun
by, Near Marion, On Friday
OF Last Week

Strawberry growers from Wicomico,
Somerset and Worcester Counties met
at the farm of Paul Gunby near Mar
ion Station, Somerset County, last
Friday when they inspected some
large paintings of Blakemore straw
berries. The meeting was in charge
of A. F. Vierheller, Extension Horti-
cultural Department.
These fields of Blakemores were set
in 1886 in rows 8 feet, 10 inches
apart. Mr.. Gunby set the plants 8
to 4 feet apart in the row, depending
upon the land. On heavy land a 4
foot planting was used.
AS the runner plants were forming,
the field was hoed over and some at
tempt was made to place the plants
so that they would be about 8 inches
apart. Each mother plant was al
lowed to form IL to 18 runner plants.
In about 2 or 3 hoeings the plants
were all placed nearly as desired. Of
course, no attempt was made to meas
ure distances between plants. The
main idea was to allow enough space
for the plants to grow well.
After the runner plants had become
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
FLEA BEETLE
CAUSES HEAVY
POTATO DAMAGE
Tomatoes Also Affected BY A
Small Black Jumping
Insect

The potato and tomato flea beetle
causes heavy damage to young potato
and tomato plants at this season of
the year, according to r. T. Grant,
County Agent. This is a small black
insect which jumps when disturbed
and can do serious damage some times
before it is noticed. The best control
measure is to apply Bordeaux very
thoroughly to the plants at ten day
intervals. Bordeaux works as a re-
pellent and the insects will not feed
on portions of the plant where the
spray is.
To make Bordeaux successfully a
mixture of 4 pounds copied sulphate,
6 pounds of hydrated lime to 80 gal
Ions of water should be used. The
copper and the lime should be dis
solved separately in wooden or earth
enware containers, then poured to-
gether and violently mixed. After
the Bordeaux is made, add 2 pounds
of calcium arsenate to the 80 gallons
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
Co. Board OF Educa-
ton Names Trustees
Continued From Page /

Continued From Page 1
Scarborough, VIM. S. Townsend.
Berlin: Sheldon Chandler, Guy E.
Boston, J. Richard Phillips, Jr.
Libertytown: Bassett Timmons,
John Townsend.
st. Martins: ]. Hillary Hudson, Ar
thur R. Warren, John Gilliss.
Whaleysville: Walter Whaley, N.
J. Wimbrow, J. L. Tull.
Colored Schools
Pocomoke: Dan Archer, Sidney Col
Inns, Edward Victor.
Unionville: Henry Rowley, John
Waters, William Dennis.
st. James: James Matthews, Will
liam Foster, Sam H. Dennis.
Sturgis: William E. Wise, Johr
Teagle, William Sturgis.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

Snow Hill: Oscar Jones, Sidney
Roxborough, Edward j. Henry.
Mt. Wesley: Eugene Waters, Geo
Wright.
Girdletree: Robert Collick, Walter
Collick, Noah Hudson.
Box Iron: Ernest Bratten, Sidney
Hayward, VIM. Edw. Bishop.
Berlin: Daniel Pitts, Thomas Pri-
deaux, Charles T. Henry.
Germantown: Isaac Crippen, Elisha
Briddell, Peter Gray.
Georgetown: Harry Smith, Charles
Hudson, Handy Shovel.
Sinepuxent: Martie v. Davis, Will
liam Prideaux, Charles C. Davis.
Geneezer: Charles Birmingham, Cy-
rus Direckson, Albert Purnell.
Newark: Curl Shockley, VIM. T
Redmond, Arzie Dennis.
Queponco: Samuel w. Bowen, Lem
uel Holland, Charles Foreman, Jr.
Bishop: Nance Mccall, William
Shovel, Thomas Mumford.
Taylor's Gate: John Ayres, Edward
Taylor, Hubert Duncan.
Hutt's Chapel: William Truitt, Has
ty Waters, Ernest Evans.
Friendship: Sidney HUT, Alfred
Shockley, Harry Dashiells.
Staggville: William Purnell, Lee
Collins, Edward Corbin.
Stockton: Henry Chapman, James
Marshall, Clarence H. Purnell.
Johnson's Neck: Riley Williams
Emerson Williams, James B. Collick.
st. Paul: Frank Taylor, Calvin Den
mis-, Fred Waters.
Curtis: Thomas Postley, Thomas
Shovel, Charles Holland.
Whaleysville: Norman Jones, Chas.
Tingle, Peter A. Dale.
Gumm: George Collins, John Hall,
Frank Smith.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
PUBLIC BUILDING WILL BE
THROWN OPEN AT l::3O
Continued from Page /

and lighting fixtures are in keeping
with the general plan of construction,
and contribute much to the beauty
and comfort of the building. An at
tractive lawn surrounds the structure,
and this has made splendid progress
in the sprouting grass seed. Today
a green sward looms on all sides.
The city is proud of its addition to
its architectural beauty, and besides
this, it is what the administration
of the city affairs has needed for q
long time.
The Mayor and City Council in
vites the public generally to visit Po-
comoke on Saturday, May %, and all
who come can make of the day one
of both profit and recreation. The
dedication of the building, the ball
game, and the business places are
ready to make the day a most event.
full one in the history of Pocomoke.
Mayor Ross has received positive
assurance from Hon. T. Alan Colds
borough that he will be present at the
dedication. Mr.. Goldsborough was
untiring in his efforts to secure the
necessary funds from the Government
for the erection of the building and
was present at the laying of the cor
nerstone.
Senator Milton L. Veasey and Rep
resentative Clarence E. Robertson, in
the Maryland General Assembly, Ia
bored diligently for passage of such
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

rooted, Mr.. Gunby tested them by
raking his fingers across the rows,
to see if the plants would pull out.
If thy were well-rooted, he began US
ing hay rake (teeth inches apart,
driving across the rows, tearing out
the later plants that were not wanted.
These runners and plants were drag
ged in to the middle, and were cut
off by working the middles with a
disk or coulter cultivator. The result
is rather well-spaced field of plants
that should yield heavy crop of high
grading berries.
Some growers who have used the
plant spacing method have tried to
keep the rows rather narrow, say 10
inches. They felt that the pickers
would have more room to pick over
the row without MASKING berries. Mr..
Gunby aims to leave enough room for
pickers to get between the rows, and
each picker is expected to pick one
half of the row on each side of him.
This works out we'll after the pickers
get into the swing of it. No fertiliz-
er is used in the spring before fruit
ing. A mixed fertilizer is applied
about the last week in August.
To get good, strong plants, it is
necessary to have soil fertile enough
to form runner plants early.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

of water. This will also kill potato
bugs at the same time. If green
plant lice or aphis attack the tomato
or potato crop, one-half pint of Black
Leaf 40 should be added to the 80 gal
Ions of Bordeaux mixture.
For small gardeners the portions
can be mixed accordingly. For 8 gal
Ions of water use ounces of copper
sulphate, ounces of hydrated lime,
and four to six teaspoons Black Leaf
40.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
GOODWILL BASE BALL
CLUB WINS GAME

The Goodwill baseball club seems to
have made very successful start in
the season of 1887.
Last Sunday they met the team
from Chincoteague and played to
2 game, Goodwill winning. A large
crowd is reported to have looked on.
The same two teams will meet next
Sunday at Goodwill, and two games
will be played if possible; one in the
morning, the other in the afternoon.
M. D. Ward is manager of the Good
will team. ."
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
CONTINUING
SERIES OF MEETINGS

The series of meetings being con-
Quoted at Glad Tidings Tabernacle at
the corner of Seventh and Walnut
Streets, are still in progress. They
are in charge of Evangelist and Mrs.
Clay Cooper, of Seattle, Washington.
The splendid sermons and instrument
al and vocal selections are being en-
joyed by all. The pastor, M. @. Spen-
Ger, gives hearty welcome to one and
all to attend the remaining nights of
this campaign. Every night at 8 p.
m.-eXcept Saturday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
Mona, Va. News

Miss Julia Hurley spent the week
end with Miss Beulah Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Miles visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Deland Nottingham at
Salisbury, Sunday.
Mrs. L. R. Parks and son, Robert
Mrs. D. P. Miles and Mrs. E. w. Lew
ers visited with Mrs. Archie Taylor
Thursday afternoon at Princess Anne
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Levers and son
Warner and Garland Taylor, were
dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Miles, Sunday.
Mrs. Cynthia Willing is quite sick
at her sisters, Mrs. Perry Brimer's
after an operation for appendicitis
Mrs. C. C. Redden is spending some
time with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paradee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Trader made
a trip to Phila, Pa, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paradee anC
Mrs. Laura Redden visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chapman, Sunday after
noon at Greenbackville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Levers anC
son, Warner, and Garland Taylor
were callers on Mrs. d. P. Miles Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. E. Wilkerson spent Monda!
with Mrs. Edgar Wilkerson.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

Errors-Theurer, Sweeney, Archer,
Dugan, Hudson. Runs batted in
keenan, 81, Sprinkle, Campbell, Stotz
~, Theurer. Two-base hits-Harris,
Vandegrift. Home Runs-Keenan (2),
Sprinkle, Stotz. Stolen Bases-Hud-
son (2), Campbell. Sacrifice hit
Dugan. Double play-Archer to
Sweeney to Swoboda. Left on bases
8; Dover, 8. Base on
balls-Off Harris, 2; Theurer, 6.
Strikeouts-By Harris, 2; Theurer, 8.
Winning pitcher - Harris. Losing
pitcher - Theurer. Umpires-Boyer
and O'Conor. Time-1:55.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
POCOMOKE LOSES 1O-IN.
MING GAME TO DOVER, Sd

The Pocomoke Base Ball team
journeyed to Dover yesterday (Thurs-
day. and was defeated by the score
of 5 to a after thrilling 10-inning
contests.
So long as the team plays that sort
of ball, the fans have no kick coming.
The locals meet Centreville today
(Friday). This club is leading the
League, and a good game is expect
ed.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21
TREASURER OF
THE PARK FUNDS
MAKES REPORT
MIR. p. Scher Gives Names And
Amounts Contributed For
Base Ball Project

Mr.. p. Scher, treasurer of the funds
contributed by the citizens of POGO
moke for the construction of base
ball park, to be used by the Eastern
Shore League, makes the following
report of those who have contributed:
$4,000
Business Mems Association.
$4,000
Eastern Shore Gas Corp, Shock
ley & Humphreys.
$500
Phil Scher, Montgomery Ward, j.
C. Penney Company, Worcester Demo-
crat, H. Merrill Walters, George H.
Evans, Stanley Bayly, Crystal Restau-
rant, C. X. Duncan, Vernon Stevenson,
Duncan Brothers, Bryce Venable, FL
ton Mason.
George Reid.
$500
Abe Flax, Pocomoke National Bank,
E. X. Hillman, Allne Body Works.
$3.50
N. J. Lewis.
$1,000
l. H. Merrill Co., Allen Schoolfield,
E. P. Matthews, Roger w. Landlord,
DR.. A. A. Parker, Crawford Hillman,
F. A. Townsend, John Fox, Citizens
National Bank, Porter's Garage, Mil
lard ]. Hayman, Bill Hillman, Small &
Bull, Russell Matthews, w. H. Clarke,
Joe Sigrist, Read Drug & Chemical
Co.
$500
Harry C. Mears, Griffin Callahan,
American Stores, L. Chester Young,
Charles Crockett, Melvin Ward, Lacey
Dryden, Harry D. Melvin, A. E. Hol-
land, Dix Barber Shop, Ward & Kelly,
DR.. r. Lee Hall, Gladding Brothers,
L. Paul Ewell, Simon Heilig, Mr..
Pressner, William Walters, John Brit
tingham, Pocomoke City Garage,
Tilghman Fertilizer Co., E. Wilfred
Ross, Judge James M. Crockett, Frank
Hudson, Grady Powell, ]. L. Cowger
& Son, Melvin Gravely, Phillips, of
Metropolitan ms, Co., James Ennis,
Clayton Lambertson, A. & P. Store,
VIM. Deiches, Mr.. Williamson, Mr..
Cornelius.
$500
Bill Watson.
$3.50
Carriers Beauty Shop, Betty Lee
Beauty Shop.
$500
Allen Merrill.
$1.00
Whyte House, Mr.. Hoover, Parker
House.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

Ross expressing their intention Of
making every effort to be on hand
at the dedication. Senator Tydings
makes it fairly assured that he viii
be on hand, while Senator Radcliffe's
duties will probably keep him in
Washington.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

ton of fredericksburg, won their open
ers, Easton winning out at Federals-
burg.
The official score of Wednesdays
game here is as follows:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-05-21

legislation as would procure funds
without placing any burden upon the
taxpayers, and Mayor E. W. Ross has
lent valuable aid in all matters per-
tanning to the much needed project.
Senators Tydings and Radcliffe
have both communicated with Mayor
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-07
DIR. A. j. MAYER
Dentist
Office Over Merchants Bank
Sank Centre, Mimi.

Citation ON Petition for Distxihu-
ton Of Exempt Estates
O $50, Laws 1917.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
PROBATE COURT,
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mary ]. Gettys Decedent.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
ALL, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
this court his petition stating that
Mary J. Gettys who was a resident
of Stearns County, State of Minne-
sofa died interstate on about the
10th day Of DECEMBER; 1885. and
as follows. to-wit: The west four
rods (4rds.l of the North ten rods
Addition to Sauk Centre. according
to the recorded plat thereof on
the Register Of Deeds. stesrns
County. Minnesota, which is claim
ed to be exempt from the payment
Of debts: am. and ppraying that the
GSnTs 50 nd be th ssue Letters so a
Dryden; that the whole of said
Judgment entered for Immediate
distribution Of said property to
cited and required to be and ap-
pear before the above named court.
at the Probate Court Room. in the
Court House, in the City Of 81.
the 22nd day of January. 1887. at
9 o'clock A. M. and show cause. IL
any there be. why said petition
should not be granted.
WITNESS. The Judge OF said
Court and the Seal thereof this 23rd
day Of December, 1896.
(SEAL)
Paul Ahles
Probate Judge.
Victor T. Conklin, Esq.
Attorney for Petitioner
Sank Centre, MINI.