Why Not Caroline County Water Safety Program Fights for Funds
The Caroline County Red Cross faces a looming shutdown of its water safety and swimming program as a shortfall of about $500 threatens hundreds of youngsters. Despite increased registrations, local funds are depleted after a reduced United Fund grant, risking cancellation by May 1 unless donations or drives are organized.
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Caroline County
Red Cross
American Red Cross
The
United Fund
March 15 31 property transfers in Caroline county report
Carol ine Report lists numerous deeds dated 3 16 64 to 3 31 64 transferring parcels across Downes Station Greensboro Federalsburg Ridgely and other towns. Transactions include 11 250 sq ft and 15 525 sq ft lots, 27 435 sq ft, 23 5 A tracts, 1 54 A cross roads and timber contracts. Parties include William D Binebrink Norwood Matthews James Himich Leon Conner James Johnson Warner Johnson Noble Jarrell Jr El iwood Bridegroom J Stanley Long and Metropolitan Life Insurance among others.
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William D. Binebrink
Norwood Matthews
Downes Station
James Himich
Leon C. Conner
Vaughn St
Greensboro
James P. Johnson
Warner G. Johnson
Chippman Lane Rd
D. T. Noble Jarrell
T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Greensboro Rd
D. T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
T. Noble Jarrell
Jonestown
James E. Perry, Sr
Robert M. Fisch
Federalsburg
Houston
Branch Rd
Essie Wilson
Viola Deshields
S. Side St
River Rd
Wright’s Cannery
Earl C. Iving
Calvin Corkell
Old Denton
Burrsville
Henry M. Taylor
Stanley M. Kleczynski
A. Co
Sour Apple Tree
Vesper Ave
Mildred W. Kinnamon
Earl Rutledge
Sunset Ave
Leon E. Spence
Seymour Sachs
1St Ave
Adgely
Noble J. Chue
Sadie M. Staten
S. Clark Harrison
Harry Tribbitt
Thomas J. Wright
4Th Ave
Ridgely
James A. Lare
Rachel Collison
Central Ave
Claudell Galloway
Richard M. Thomas
John Richardson Thomas
Earl C. Ivins
John Robert Ivins
Burrsville Rd
D. Wm. Melvin Jr
William Wells
Sandtown State Rd
Alvan M. Frampton
Saymour Sachs
Second Ave
Bruce A. Hartzell
Enoch Nuttle
Main St
John J. Neubauer, Sr
Metropolitan Life Insur. Co
A. S. Beck
Soil Survey Aids Caroline County Tax Assessors
The Caroline County Soil Survey, near final publication by the United States Soil Conservation Service, will help land appraisers estimate agricultural land values in cooperation with University of Maryland and SCS soil scientists. A corn suitability rating system translates soil data into earning power, measuring acreage of soil groups on each farm to appraise values under average management. The method, used in Polk County Idaho since 1953 with few protests, is one of many potential uses for the survey as noted by Charles V. Layton, Work Unit Conservationist.
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Caroline County Soil Survey
United States Soil Conservation Service
Caroline Land
University of Maryland
SCS
Polk County
Idaho
Charles V. Layton
Soil Conservation Service
Caroline Soil Survey
Twenty Five Years Ago This Week Highlights
Twenty five year retrospective from the Denton area notes a temple lodge banquet at the Masonic Temple in Denton, school closures for white and colored schools, and graduation at Lockerman High. Obituary for Edward Webber and honors for Julia Smith at C P Telephone. Community Club offices announced and a birthday party for Mrs. Roy Hubbard. Tri County High School seniors rehearse a class play, and Mrs. Margaret E. Cohee dies at 84 in Greensboro. Archibald Marine loses four fingers in a circular saw accident at Mark Willin tract.
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Temple Lodge
No. 128
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Denton
Caroline County
B. C. Willis
Lockerman High School
Edward Webber
Wesley Church
California
Earl Webber
Farnhurst State Hospital
Wilmington
Julia I E. Smith
C & P Telephone Co
Baltimore City
Hubbard
Denton Community Club
Austin Murphy
J. H. Summerfield
Herbert Bamburger
Talmage Strong
J. R. Chaffinch
G. M. Pine
Earle White
E. T. Orme
D. W. Davis
Willoughby Nowell
W. B. Palmer
E. G. Anderson
Marion Downes
J. K. Stevens
Mattie Smith
William Roe
C. H. Murphy
Harvey Collison
Galen
Harvey Lawson
John Carroll
Margaret Jane
Elinor
Virginia Lee
Houston Thawley
Elizabeth Ann
Fred
Jimmie
Eva
Jean
Joan
John Houston
Sarah Louise
Wm. DeFord, Jr
Doris Lee
Billie
Virginia Baker
Donald Donovan
Alvin Gadow
Phillips
Lester Carroll
Ernest Murphy
Charles Francis
Tri-County High School
Norma Hicks
Helen Lee Short
Carolyn Holland
Elizabeth McDonnell
Elaine Murphy
Juanita Howard
Mildred Nelson
Mary Jane
Ladies Aid
Herman
Marydel
Frank
Gustavus Wooters
Tilghman Smith
Greensboro Cemetery
Howard Love
Mark Willin
Federalsburg
Archibald G. Marine
Mr. Marine
Easton Hospital
Radio and TV Ads Tied to Rising Self Harm Deaths
A study suggests radio and television commercials may contribute to higher rates of deaths by self harm. Researchers note mass media exposure could influence vulnerable individuals and prompt harmful actions.
Review of Maryland Traffic Fatalities
Ten people died on Maryland highways last week per a Maryland State Police survey. Three drivers, five passengers, and two pedestrians were killed with alcohol contributing to three deaths, speed to one, and driver error in most cases.
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Maryland
Reforestation plans eyed by county and schools
Journal Entries by Emory Robson highlights a potential county reforestation project with high school involvement, eyeing Lockerman vo ag boys to learn forestry on county land, while a hush hush agency reorganization and new building plans loom. The piece notes a crackdown on minors’ alcohol use by roadside litter fines and reflects on economic impacts from a wind that hurts local merchants.
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Denton
Homer Schmidt
Lo Ag
Mght
Wilbur S. Hoppengardner
Vo Ag
Lockerman
Mis cellaneous bridal shower in Canter bury Del
News From Mrs Violetta Hammond reports a bridal shower for Miss Lois Dill hosted by Mrs Hammond. Attendees from Greensboro include Mrs Bernard Dunn Mrs Francis Karcher Mrs Purnal Dean and others. Also notes birthday wishes to Mrs Harry Bastian and local homemakers meetings and club elections.
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Violetta Hammond
Canterbury
Del
Lois Dill
Harrington
Greensboro
Bernard Dunn
Francis Karcher
Purnal Dean
Wayne Dill
Ralph Wathers
Joseph B. Riddleberger
Robert Dean
James Mitchell
Federalsburg
Harry Bastian
David Ward
Marshall Ward
Henderson
Max Stirn
Temple Dean
Caroline County Homemakers’ Council
Denton
Margaret Dobson
Charles Wood
James Hubbard
Camp Mardela
Winterthur
Merrel Spence
Nancy Thornton
Washington, D. C
C. C. Williamson, Jr
Anna Mae Keithley
Mae Kemp
Centreville
Floyd Kemp
Helen
Russell Kemp
Anna Walls
Town
Greensboro Hosts and Weekend Visitors Gather for Dinners
Dinner guests in Greensboro included Floyd and family Moore from Felton and Granville Clough and family from Ridgely at Mrs. Arthur Hutson's home. A Winterthur and Longwood Gardens trip sponsored by the Mary del Iris Society drew several Greensboro locals. Lindy Graham of Goldsboro stayed overnight with Patricia Warren. A Ches ter Pa visit saw Leslie Wyatt and Byard Cahall with Nelson Wyatt. Nelson is recovering from surgery at Crozier Hospital. Memorial flowers were placed at Pilgrim Holiness Church for Foster Hickey by Mrs. Pearl Hickey and daughters. Other visits spanned Easton Del and Garden City Pa with sisters, nieces, and guests staying through Thursday.
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Arthur Hutson
Floyd Moore
Felton
Granville Clough
Ridgely
Greensboro
Marydel Iris Society
Winterthur
Longwood Gardens
Mesdames
Margaret Dobson
Anna Shanahan
James Taylor
Rowland van Dexter
Frank Cahall
Elsie
Annabelle Elbrough
Lindy Graham
Goldsboro
Patricia Warren
Leslie Wyatt
Byard Cahall
Nelson Wyatt
Chester
Crozier Hospital
Pilbrim
Foster Hickey
Pearl Hickey
Paul Dill
Wesley Kling
Petersburg
Del
Francis Roe
Easton
Wilson Jump
Milton Hassel
Lancaster
Edwin Jump
Denton
Helen Conner
Town
Eugene Wood
Joseph Doubet
Cindy
Lisa
Garden City
Harry Williams
Social Security Representative To Visit Denton Monday
Mr. Robert Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton on Monday April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Robert Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Reading trash shows determination to stay uninformed
Many people claim to seek better information yet keep choosing trashy content, revealing a resolve to ignore quality sources. This paradox highlights how habits shape knowledge and influence informed decision making.
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Denton Journal
Market Street
National
As&b
Cfatiqn
Caroline Report
Isaac Fannie Andrew
Robert Lee Williamson
Smithville Rd
Christian S. Holsinger
Howard M. Mezick
A. Woodland
Olin M. Griffith
Thos. Wesner
Journal of
By Emory Robson
Wilson Cohce
Daily Press
Keep Maryland Beautiful Committee
Denton National
Farm Operations Loans
Denton National Bent
Denton, Maryland
Telephone
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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