Caroline County Economic Inventory Presented at Luncheon
The Caroline Counts Industrial Development Commission renewed a pledge to expand the area’s economy at a luncheon in the American Legion Home. The 40 page Economic Inventory, compiled by the Maryland Department of Economic Development with Caroline County, highlights assets, potentials and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Counts
Boswell
Caroline County
George W. Stubley, Jr
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Economic Development Commission
Caroline County Economic Development Commission
Maryland Economic Development Commission
Harry R. Hughes
EDC
John Eveland
Board of County Commissioners
Harry Boswell
State Department of Economic Development
John Wood Logan
George Hubley
State
Fred Chirigotis
Clean-up Day Boosts Caroline County Beautification Effort
Saturday marks 4-H Clean-up Day under the Corne J IT Council with 4 Hers and residents urged to clean homes and communities of trash during Keep Maryland Beautiful Week. The KRIG committee promotes student participation and adult crews on private properties, with County and State Roads departments joining efforts and retailers supporting reduced roadside litter.
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Keep
Maryland
Corne J-It Council
Caroline County
KRIG
County Roads Department
State Roads Commission
Blood Bank Board Seats Named for Eastern Shore
Caroline Countians George Clendani2l Denton W Edwin Unger Federalsburg and Sheldon O Louis Greensboro named to the Blood Bank of the Eastern Shore board The Blood Bank serves over 11 000 families on the Eastern Shore and has supplied more than 1300 pints of blood to its members Membership costs include a $2 join fee and $1 annual dues.
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The
Blood Bank of
Eastern Shore
George Clendani2l
Denton
W. Edwin Unger
Federalsburg
Sheldon O. Louis
Greensboro
Rain Doesn’t Scare Democratic Women Luncheon
Rain failed to dampen the spirits of over a hundred attendees at the American Legion in Denton for a Democratic Women’s luncheon on April 7. Guests included delegates O B Blades and James A Wise, and candidates for national and state offices spoke briefly before a Legion Auxiliary luncheon.
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Ion
Denton
O. B. Blades
James A. Wise
C. P. Merrick
State Central Committee
Samuel J. Setta
Homer White
Thomas Johnson
Harry R. Hughes
Congress
Carlton Sickles
Sickles
Louis Goldstein
U. S. Senate
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
Award Totals 1295 75 In Child Injury Case
In Caroline Circuit Court an award totaling 1295.75 was given in a settlement involving a seven year old girl. The court awarded 30 to Trida wing and 1.29585 for her mother, Mrs. Elaine PD against Mrs. Ela Peersen of Greensboro. The incident occurred on June 7, 1961 when a car struck a sidewalk at the Talbotown Shopping Center injuring the child.
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Caroline Circuit Court
Trida Wing
Elaine PD
Ine
Ela Peersen
Greensboro
Niv
Tesreor
Coreae
Loyalty Day events planned in Denton Teaston
C. Wilson Irwin of Denton former Department Commander to lead Loyalty Day activities May 2 sponsored by FE PL Streets Memorial Post Teaston. A 3 p.m. dinner at the Post Home on Glebe Road Eas ton followed by a 6 p.m. parade. Norman Irwin will supervise feeding of military personnel. Loyalty Day is the veterans groups alternative to May Day celebrations.
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C. Wilson Irwin
Denton
VEW
Teaston
Glebe Road
Easton
Irwin
Norman Irwin
North Carolina High School Speaker At Physics Teachers Conference
To Be Speaker Francis Holsinger principal of North Carolina High School will join a group of educators to discuss contributions of physics teaching to humanistic education at the Chesapeake Section Conference of the American Association of Physics Teachers on Saturday at Washington College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Holsinger
North Caroline High School
Chesapeake Section
American Association of Physics Teachers
Washington College
Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association 1962-63 Review
The Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association reports a busy year with a mobile X-ray unit in the county May 22 to June 5 totaling 1546 X-rays, 41 volunteers, 13 follow-ups, no new TB cases, and a Christmas Seal drive totaling $3597.32. They funded posters, X-ray schedules, patient care, clothing for hospital patients, subscriptions, an educational campaign, and a nursing seminar, while planning evening clinics and health education materials for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Denton
Health Dept
Caroline County
Mt. Wilson Hospital
Heart Dept
County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Preston
Federalsburg
Federalsburge
Ning
Ben
Firemens Fund Nearing Four Thousand Dollars
Denton Volunteer Fire Company's fundraising drive reports daily donations bringing the total to 3810.50 from 503 contributions. List highlights include gifts from Oscar Willey 5, Lewis & Wright 20, Acme Markets 3, Edward W. Vandregift 15, and many individuals. Anonymous gift noted.
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Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Oscar Willey
Thomas FE. Spence
Walter Murphy
Ormond L. Andrew
Lewis & Wright
N. R. Behlke & Sons
Lewis Motor Co
S. R. Latham
Richard Garey
Wm. M. Garey
Joseph A. Holland
James L. Wayman
Wm. H. Carter
Harvey Laramore
Ray Sxitchen
J. Byers King
G. L. Brewington
Ruth Pinkine
Preston Anthony
Samuel T. Jopp
Edith MM. Rathell
W. R. Frampton
Acme
Edward W. Vandegrift
D D.S
James A. Quick
Wilmer
Parker
Marion L. Butler
Annetta Renninger
Cora Stanford
James Owen Janotts
Horace E. Quillen
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
George D. Reed
Edward Quillen
Helen M. Dean
Anonymous
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Corm
Eveland
Ile
Foe Blood Bank Board
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Lexington and Concord
Daniel Chester French
Exeter
N. H
Oklahoma
Oregon
Jacob Ebert
George Dulty
Oate Max. Lin
Taonan
Win
Louis L. Goldstein
U. S Senate
Clifford Stafford
Stepuren
Doris Murray
Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Wi County Welfare Department
Richard Tull
Frank Willoughby
Richard Roden
Elmer Stubbs
Charles Se. Harrington
Tayloe Lewis
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