Indicted trio tied to Caroline case as grand jury reports
The document records three men named Weaver Jr Alice R Croll Florence R Flounders indicted in Caroline. It also covers jail court house and farm committee reports detailing renovations needed at the jail and court house, farm improvements, and endorsements for local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Court House
Grand Jury
Florence R. Flounders
Edgar Weaver, Jr
Alice R. Croll
Bridgeville Greenwood Area Beauty Contest May 22
The Bridgeville Greenwood area beauty contest to pick the Del marva Festival Queen representative will be at the Sidney Theatre Bridgeville on May 22. About 10 to 12 contestants from the local mail routes and high school areas will compete in bathing suit and evening gown with prizes including a $50 war bond and a gold compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville
Greenwood
Sidney Theatre
Earl Hawk
Delmarva
Roadside Cleanup Shows Results in Caroline County
Caroline County Farm Bureau sponsored roadside cleanup last Wednesday with volunteers in each district. The effort aims to erase unsightly areas along state and county roads, aided by County Commissioners who posted new disposal signs. HB 616 establishes a misdemeanor for dumping on others property or public highways, with enforcement by the State Attorney and alertness by peace officers. Towns show strong interest in a beautify Maryland program and disposal areas are being designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Farm Bureau
Hope County
Maryland
Preston
Linchester Pond
State Civil Defense Blood Program Studied
A Maryland Civil Defense special committee studies blood needs for an atomic attack. Brig. Gen. Williams notes key tasks including blood quantity and stockpiling, equipment, and staff training. The panel is led by Dr. Milton Sacks and Dr. John Whitridge with a roster of hospital doctors and Red Cross members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Williams
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Williams
Maryland
Milton Sacks
University Hospital
Baltimore
John Whitridge
State Department of Health
C. Lockard Conley
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kendrick McCullough
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Merrell L. Stout
Walter C. Merkel
Benedict Skitarelli
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Cornelius J. Burns
Caroline Teachers Propose Two Sick Leave Programs
Caroline teachers propose two sick leave programs with a committee including burg and Jack Smith, Preston treasurer. Mrs Mink and Richard Hall, Pres ton, co chairmen of the nominating committee, are joined by Mrs Miriam Butler of Greensboro Mrs Alice Bailey of Federalsburg and Dorsey Donoho of Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Mink
Richard Hall
Preston
Miriam Butler
Greensboro
Alice Bailey
Federalsburg
Dorsey Donoho
Ridgely
Easter Guests Attend Wesley Church Baptism
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perry and children and Mrs. Florence Truitt of Newark Del visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pusey for Easter. Their infant son Martin Lee Perry was baptized at the morning service in Wesley Church. Newswrapern Ab Hiye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Perry
Florence Truitt
Newark
Del
Martin Pusey
Martin Lee Perry
Wesley Church
Schalls Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Robert Schall celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Denton home They were married on April 5 1928 in Cordova Maryland Mrs Schall was born Evelyn Samis A luncheon group including Rev and Mrs E F Sherry Aaron Samis Voshell Dulin and families from Cordova Easton and Denton joined in the observance in the afternoon Norman L Raleigh also extended good wishes to the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schall
Denton
Baptist Church
Cordova
Schall
Evelyn Samis
E. F. Sherry
Aaron Samis
Voshell Dulin
Avon and Vernon
Fred Kubler
Paul
David Murphy
David
Pauline
Easton
Norman L. Raleigh
Class To Meet The Christian Comrade At Mrs Evernham Home
The Class To Meet The Christian Comrade of First Methodist Church gathers at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday April 14 at the home of Mrs. K Thomas Evernham. Hostesses include Mrs. Reese Brown Mrs. James Clarke Miss Anne Bryant and Miss Ella Carter. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
K. Thomas Evernham
Reese Brown
James Clarke
Anne Bryant
Ella Carter
Fellowship Meeting at Church of God Tuckahoe Station
A fellowship meeting is planned at the Church of God in Tuckahoe Station on Monday night April 13 at 7 30. Speakers from multiple churches including Faston Baltimore Cambridge and Ialdorado will attend with Rev F B Marine of Baltimore as the main speaker. Special singing is planned and everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Tuckahoe Station
Faston
Baltimore
Cambridge
Ialdorado
F. B. Marine
Card of Thanks to Johns Hopkins and Mount Wilson aid
Mrs Alan Greenly extends gratitude to friends and relatives for cards and flowers received during hospital stays at Johns Hopkins and Mount Wilson Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mount Wilson
Alan Greenly
Personal notices speak of visits and gatherings across towns
Mrs E M Willey returns home after months with son in law and daughter in Baltimore. Denton Community Club honors memory with a birthday memorial gift from Mrs Clarence Kern. Families from Perryville Centreville and Harrington join Easter dinners and gatherings. Richard Depew transfers from Claymont Steel to an office in New Orleans after Buffalo study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Willey
L. Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
Elmer T. Orme
Clyde Ellwanger
Milford
John W. Lord
Walton Owens
Perryville
Mary A. Lord
William Faulkner
Harry Wooters
Wye Landing
Lee Faulkner
Centreville
Paul Ebling, Jr
Greensboro
James Faulkner
Lindsay
George Fountain
Denton
Nelson Hubbard
Summers Carroll
John Sharp
Sherman Hubbard
Bill Stubbs
Harrington
Carrie Jones
Ruth Figgs
Jack Tracy
New Jersey
Bernard
Earle Lord
Harvey Lord
Roland Lord
Duchter
Sondra
Everett Gambrill
Francis Lord
Larry
Fred Wright
Tommy
Easton Hospital
Little Wayne Lord
Federalsburg
Concord
Bessie Doerr
Richard Depew
Wilmington
Del
Frank Depew
Deep Shore
Mr. Depew
Buffalo
New Orleans
Claymont Steel Company
Claymont
GM Adopts TwoCycle Principle In Diesel Engine downsizing
General Motors cut engine size and weight by using a two cycle principle that makes a three cylinder unit approach the power of a larger six cylinder engine. To cover a broad power range, GM manufactures two three four and six cylinder engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Revival At Greensboro Pilgrim Holiness Church
Revival services begin Sunday April 12 at Greensboro Pilgrim Holiness Church and run through April 26 led by evangelist Rev N O Stucky of Marion Ohio. Evening services are 745 p m with Sunday schedule 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m preaching 7 p m Y P S 730 p m Everybody Sings then evangelistic message. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greensboro Pilgrim
Rev. N. O. Stucky
Marion, Ohio
10000 Fiber Blankets Distributed For Atomic Attack Emergency
10000 special blankets for Civil Defense have been distributed to state hospitals including Henryton Mount Wilson Victor Cullen and Deer's Head. Brig Gen Robert P Williams notes these cellulose fiber blankets are moth and mold proof wind and rain resistant fireproof eight by six feet and preserve body heat for shock victims. A further 30000 blankets will be sent to 207 casualty clearing stations statewide with Federalsburg and Denton among noted stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Robert P. Williams
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Henryton
Mount Wilson
Victor Cullen
Deer’s Head
Williams
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Denton
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Walston
Reba R. Wright
Dorothy B. Kelley
Luther A. Short
George Wheatley
Cornelia J. Carroll Evelyn Ross
James A. Wise
J. DeWeese Carter
D. Thompson Swing
Dorothy S. Jones
Leona Hollis
Greenwood Area
Greenwood Kiwanis Club
Bridgeville-Greenwood
D.p.1.a
Burg
Jack Smith
Burrsville
Niewsrapern
Schalls
The
Journal Today
Gilbert
Sharp
Lois Ann Faulkner
Paul Ebling
Roy Howe
Denton Community Club
Clarence J. Kern
Harry E. Ramsdell
Unity Homemakers Club
Lee Walston
D. Ralph Horsey
Frank Zeigler, Sr
James Henry
Norman Raleigh
M. Lee Wyatt
George Clendaniel
William G. Towers
Albert Seese
George Lowe
Susan Seese
Fuller Brush
Fuller Brush Co
Lincoln Ave
Harry G. Neese
Wyoming
Alton Ewing
Hillsboro
Anderson Lumber Company
J. O. Crevenston
Sunburst Highway
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Denton Oil City Road
Mahala M. Allston
Denton, Md
Courthouse Green
Stockley’s
R. Henry Stafford
Gulbransen
Everything Musical
Alexander’s Music Store
Race St
Breeding & Nichols
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
H. P
S. E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Eva Ritchey Fletcher
Greensboro Road
Wincote Neal
Martin C. Voss
Phone 390
Ogden
F. Radle
Chas. Toth
Greensboro-Ridgely Rd
Timothy Hay
F. B. Ellwanger
Williston
H.p. Ford
Telephone Denton
F. D. Zeigler
Steel Giant
Parker W. Stone
Glad Gardens
New Motor
Main Street
Clarence E. Voshell
Goldsboro
Henderson
Route 14
Delaware
Service Realty
Dover
Marydel
James E. Mitchell, Sr
Whiteoaks
Wesley Church of
Caroline High School
Shepherd’s Cross Roads
Ida Shields
J. Virgil Moore
G. Emory Gottwall
State Tax Commission OF
Peoples Industrial Association
Deeley K. Nice
Owen FE. Hitchins
N. R. Harrison
New Hampshire
West Denton Hatchery
Fred Bilbrough
Ridgely Methodist Church
Paul Mowbray
Sixth St
U. S
Jenkins
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