Caroline County Tuberculosis Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association held its second annual meeting on April 10 at First Methodist Church, Denton. A luncheon followed, with Mrs. W. L. Merriken presiding as executives from the Maryland Tuberculosis Association attended. Details cover awards, survey findings, new committees, seal campaign results totaling 3598.65, clinic schedules, and a new board of directors with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Merriken
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
E. G. Riley
Maryland
United States
Riley
Auction Of Real Estate In Ridgely Maryland
Public auction in Ridgely Caroline County Maryland offers the Cahall real estate corner Third Avenue West and Second Street with two adjacent lots fronting 60 feet and 180 feet deep. Personal property of Melvin H Nichols is also auctioned at the Nichols farm about 21 miles east of Greensboro with farm equipment vehicles and household goods. Terms vary: half cash day of sale and balance at ratification or all cash. title papers and recording costs paid by purchaser. Auctioneer William E Andrew and attorney K Thomas Everngam represent Cahall heirs and Nichols estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Norman Cahall
Caroline Avenue
Second Street
Ridgely
Caroline County
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County Welfare Board
James Pritchett
Caroline County Court House
Denton
Melvin Harold Nichols
Melvin H. Nichols
Greensboro
Hall Pepper
Green Mount Cemetery
Carrie M. Holland
Joseph Wisher
Samuel Flamer
Douglas Moser
Francesna W. Towers
John Pritchett
Elizabeth Pritchett
Third Avenue
Thomas J. Keating
Dover Roller Rink Skating Party and Church Notices
Last Monday evening MYF counselors and members attended a skating party at Dover Roller Rink sponsored by the Charge-wide MYF Workshop. A church education meeting is scheduled for Friday at 7 pm, followed by a banquet for the Sunday School group next Monday at 7 pm with Rev. Walter H. Stone as guest speaker. Community news covers visits by local residents, hospital recovery, and multiple minor misdeeds including a deer collision in Chestertown, a 1957 Ford sedan damage, a grocery store break-in, and hub cap theft at Preston School with ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYF
Dover
Church Commission On Education
Burrsville
Walter H. Stone
Peninsula Conference Board of Education
Frank Willoughby
Redmond Long
Orville G. Morgan
Federalshoro
Roland Towers
Dawson Fountain
Ella
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Elmer Butler
Ellen
Ann Butler
Washington, D. C
Paul Stafford
Paul Maloney
L. H. Thomas
T. H. Towers
Georgia Butler
Debbie Kee
Easton Hospital
First St
Bernard H. Thomas
Holly
Michael
Howard J. Dukes
Centreville
Mary Robinson
West Chester
Marie Fountain
Denton School Menu Listed For Next Week
A dense listing details Denton area school meals for the coming week including daily platters with Beef, chicken, and tuna options, plus soups, sides, fruit, milk and a la carte desserts. Also notes at bottom describe an LP Gas tractor giveaway and a court arraignment for Jerry Gaspard in Texas.
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report for the past week notes accidents including April 3 on Route 313 two miles east of Baltimore Corner where a 1955 Buick sedan driven by Theodore Henry of Chester Pa struck a deer with no damage or charges. April 5 on Route 404 one mile east of Sale Barn involves a 1949 Chevrolet with details incomplete.
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Rte
Baltimore Corner
Theodore Henry
Chester
Sale Barn
Protane Corp Announces Big Tractor Giveaway
Protane Corp announces a community wide tractor giveaway offering a $6,000 tractor to eligible farm owners and operators. The on farm giveaway is hosted in conjunction with the National LP-Gas Council and kicks off on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Easton
Fields Islash
Profane
Hash
National
Lp-Gas Council
Profane Corporation
Protane Corp
Protane Corporation
WSCS Circles Meet in Goldsboro Social Roundup
Goldsboro WSCS Circle 1 met at the home of Mrs. Roland Cartwright with co hostess Mrs. Lucy Cole. 12 members attended. Circle 2 gathered with Mrs. Kathryn Proud, also with 12 members present. Also noted are travel and visit updates including Mr. and Mrs. Noble Jarrell Sr returning from Fort Lauderdale Florida and Mrs. Edward Buckholz visiting relatives in Drexel Hill Pennsylvania with Mrs. Alberta Schaube and Miss Louise Milby. Carolyn Shively of Rehoboth visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shively. Clayton Kinnamon Jr and family of Salisbury were guests of Wilson Smith. Howard Shockley hosted dinner for Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Ross. The couple visited the Methodist Home on Kennett Pike near Wilmington. First Lt. Bruce Franklin visited the Shockleys after spending six weeks in Germany and joined his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Roland Cartwright
Lucy Cole
Wscs Circle 2
Kathryn Proud
Noble Jarrell
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Edward Buckholz
Drexel Hill
Alberta Schaube
Louise Milby
Carolyn Shively
Rehoboth
Harvey Shively
Clayton Kinnamon, Jr
Salisbury
Wilson Smith
Howard Shockley
Gilbert Ross
Monroe Park
Wilmington
Kennett Pike
Bruce Franklin
Germany
Family visits span New York and Maryland towns
Mrs Bruce Franklin and son Kris travel from Binghampton New York to Hyattsville Maryland after visiting parents. Mr and Mrs John Milby visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Stafford in Sadlersville on Tuesday. Firemen's supper is set for Saturday evening April 15. Mr and Mrs Nyman Roosa Milford visited Mr and Mrs Norman Smith on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Franklin
Kris
Binghampton
N. Y
Hyattsville
John Milby
Wilbur Stafford
Sadlersville
Nyman Roosa
Milford
Norman Smith
One Liquor Case Guilty and Refiled Defendants
Arthur Roosevelt Johnson, a resident near Ridgely, was found guilty by Caroline County Circuit Court of selling whiskey without a license, in a spring crackdown on liquor and gambling. Sentencing postponed. On April 8th, 11 liquor and beer cases were refiled in Trial Magistrate Wright's Court after prior dismissal. William Earl Harris Jr., of Wilmington, Delaware, received a one year state prison term for January 2nd breaking and entering Fleming's Service Station in Hillsboro. Judge Carter accepted the guilty plea. State's Attorney was to proceed with further trials by jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Roosevelt Johnson
Near Ridgely
Caroline County
W. A. S. Wright
James Knotts
Maryland
Wright
William Earl Harris, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Fleming
Hillsboro
Carter
Harris
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Caroline TB Association
Yoppa Prr
Otho Brewer
Walter Raver
Charles Hackett
Mattie Smith
Irvin Brumbaugh
Leon Craft
Federalsburg
Harford Ward
Rodney Holsinger
Nelson Covey
Vinton Shufelt
1H. L. Small
Beulah
A. C
W. C
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
K. Thomas Everngam
William E. Andrew
Omer L. Nichols
George FE. Nichols
Wm. E. Andrew
K Thomas Everngam
Cahall Heirs
Irs
T. A Thomas
Raymond A. Cannon
Chestertown
Gay and
Third Streets
Wilson Henry Smith
Faston
Melvin Earl Hoggard
Roland Clarence Thompson
Thenderson
Preston School
Vecrnon Baird Corlett
Harmony
Harvard
Jerry Paul Gaspard
Marion
Texas
Gaspard
Delaware
Goldsboro
Barnett Stein
Women’s Auxiliary
Maryland Optometric Association
Keyser Building
Baltimore 2
Gottwall Atlantic
Sixth Street
Atlantic
Harris Atlantic Station
Amos Harris
Prop
Panies
American Industry
Pennsylvania
Fact Book Prospectus
Delaware MA
Penn Center
Inagement Co., Inc
Philadelphia 2
Delaware Fund
Harper & Bateman
A. Rus
Pehz
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