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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1964

Page

7

Farmers Advised To Observe State Burn Law In Caroline County

Extension agents urge farmers to follow the state burning law from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily from March 15 to May 15 to prevent forest fires and avoid triple damages if fires get out of control. Contact the forest warden for regulations and assistance, with the patrolman Walter H. Bounds listed in the county fire wardens directory for help.

Caroline County Walter H. Bounds Denton

Seek Soil Testing Lab For Caroline County

Preston chamber president notes farmers in Tri County seek local wartime soil testing lab to speed analysis time. Current process sends samples to College Park with 10 to 20 day turnaround. private lab in Cambridge offers about 3 days. Attendance invited for April 15 at Preston School to discuss options and potential 50 percent farmer uptake.

M. Heber Lane Chamber of Commerce of Preston Tri-County Lane College Park University Soil Testing Laboratory Baugh-Dorco Fertilizer Company Cambridge Caroline County F. M. Rogers

County 4-H Demonstration Day Draws 100 Plus Attendees

Caroline County 4-H Clubs held Demonstration Day at Colonel Richardson High School on Saturday April 11 with over 100 attending and 58 youths participating. Champions from each class qualified for District Demonstration Day on June 23. ribbons awarded span Poultry Foods General Foods Clothing Family Life Home Furnishings Home Management Plan and Plant for Beauty Dairy Electric General Livestock Vegetables and more with judges including Mrs Zeigler Miss Dilts and others.

Caroline County Colonel Richardson Poultry Foods Cindy Lou Sanders Ann Gannon Joanne Allston General Foods Sharon Brown Marilyn Holden Carolyn Holden Susan Garey Melva Jean Engle Penny Buckle Elizabeth Marewski Sarah Hollaway Jeanne Fuchs Elsie Edwards Janellen Rieck Mary Naylor Juanita Shaffer Nancy Satterfield Beth Calloway Linda Uber Suzanne Willis Sharon Vandevisser Janet Spence Kathy Shaffer Marie Marewski Angela Rieck Patrice Rieck Wanda Good Christine Cahall Virginia MacFarland Cindy Todd Victoria Rieck Jennie Grime Lynn Schmick Valeria Rieck Cheryl Rieck Bonnie Lou Brown Becky Fuchs Bonnie Rhodes Diana Brown Carole Towers Lynn Cawley Janet Nichols Ruth Nimmo Carolyn Satterfield Patricia Eaton Kay Stirn Hester Wyatt Dean Voorhees Robert Voorhees Electric Steve Grime Peggy Collins Alan Garey Donald Fountain Joe Seiler Kay Davis Wesley Brown Tommy Cahall Frank Zeigler Madge Dilts Arthur Reinhold Richard Thomas George Clendaniel Charles Hackett Norris Twilley

Maryland Farm Front 64 Signup Reported As Of March 27 1964

Maryland farmers had signed up 3,859 farms for the 1964 feed grain program as reported by George B Reeves chairman of the Maryland ASC State Committee. Diversion totals show 79,815 acres diverted from corn grain sorghum and barley based on 1959 60 average plantings of 138,616 acres. Estimated total payments reach 3,102,773 before fall price supports. National totals show 34.3 million acres diverted. In 1963 Maryland had 3,714 farms and 66,232 acres diverted. Reeves says goal is to align production with demand, reduce stocks, and cut government costs with voluntary diversions that qualify for payments and loans.

Maryland George B. Reeves Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee Reeves

Local gathering at Ridgely Church notes many visitors

Hickman Sub District MYS met last Sunday at Ridgely Church. Numerous guests and extended family visits followed, with dinners, birthday celebrations, and suppers noted. Names include Hignutt, Freidman, Wroten, Cannon, Watson, Fountain, Fearins, Russum, Noble, Scott, and Trace.

MYS Ridgely Church Herman Hignutt Connie Sue Diana Janet Linda George Hignutt Harry Freidman Philadelphia Edgar Wroten Lawrence Cannon Ronnie Cannon Lyman Wroten Greenwood Fred Tor Geo Chester Clayton Hignutt Raymond Hignutt

District 4-H Public Speaking Contest Tonight

The Northeastern Shore district 4-H public speaking contest is set for April 16 at 8 00 p m in the Chop tank Electric Building conference room in Denton County contestants from Caroline Kent Queen Anne s and Talbot will compete aged 14 21 senior county winners speak on Youth and World Affairs Betty Jean Saath off represents Caroline in the girls division Alan Garey represents the senior boys from Upper Choptank 4-H Club

Choptank Electric Denton Caroline Kent Queen Anne’s Talbot Caroline County Betty Jean Saathoff Aunt Pearl Alan Garey

Homemakers Note Highlights Nutrition and Officers Meeting

Mrs. Judith Pheil urged that teenagers are the poorest fed group while explaining essential nutrients and healthy meals for all ages. The Caroline County Homemakers Council met at St Luke’s Church with devotion, creed, and officer slate due July 1, plus plans for Spring Rally May 6 at Camp Mardela and a fashion show April 28.

Judith Pheil Caroline County Homemakers’ Council Fellowship Hall St. Luke’s Church Denton Kenneth Fishell Progressive Club Creed George Lowe Redmond Long Calvin Lister Archie Carroll Reuben DeGroat Howard Harris Camp Mardela Grace Palen Vera Mae Ernst Shultz IFYE Turkey North Caroline High School University of Maryland T. W. Webster

The Reputation of a Good Newspaper

A concise defense of press integrity argues that strong reporting earns trust and deflects criticism. The piece emphasizes accuracy, independence, and accountability as core newsroom virtues in a busy media landscape.

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Frank Ziegler, Sr F. M. Rogers Grace H. Palen International Farm Youth Exchange Verg Mae Ernst Shultz North Caroline High St. Luke’s Methodist Church U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S.C.A Agriculture Research Service U.S President’s Council On Aging Europe Henderson Club William Wirtz Greensboro Town and Country Club John Henry Dodd Ridgely St. Luke's Church Smithville 20Th Century Club Nelson Covey Federalsburg Friendship Grove Alfred Fluharty County 4-H Journal Your Heart Association Maryland Farm Front Hickman Susie Nobiec Adda Stuart Wilmington Isaac Noble Jesse Fearins Richard Wilson Williston Lida Trice Bruce Bowdle Seaford Carrie Bowdle Fred Torbert Edward Fountain Easton Turner James C. Fountain Clarence Breeding George Brade Jesse Trotto Michael Harrington Floyd Messick Clarence Porter Homemakers Gerardi Bros. Appliance & Furniture Store
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