Morton mediates Marshyhope drainage agreement
Representative Morton presided over a House hearing in the Armed Services Committee Room to advance the Marshyhope Watershed Project in Caroline County. Federal and state officials and local leaders outlined plans to drain Smithville Ditect and Tommy Wright Branch into Smithville Pond, with a $5.5 million program aiming to protect marine life, reduce flood risk, and boost county income by about $30,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville Pond
Morton
Caroline
Fish and Wildlife Service
John Wetzel
Soil Conservation Commission
Emerson Harper
Clayton White
George Wheeler
Ernest Vaughn
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
George Huey
State of
Maryland
John Eveland
Caroline County
Charles Layton
William Engerman
Jerome Meredith
Howard Hager
Paul Yeash
James W. Shaw
Federalsburg
Marvin Smith
Roger Medford
William O. Mills
4-H County Council to Hold Annual Meeting in April
Caroline County 4-H Clubs plan the first annual meeting on Tuesday April 28 1964 at 8:00 p m in the North Caroline High School Cafetorium. Gloria Quillen will preside with Melissa Day and others organizing a 4-H Fashion Show. A rotating plaque will be awarded to the club with the highest attendance percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Council
North Caroline High School
Melissa Day
Eager Beavers
Sharon Brown
Denton Little Homemakers
Susan Garey
Roger Griep
Lucky Leaf
Jay Hoffman
Ridgely Boy
Gloria Quillen
Double ‘R
Caroline County Council of
Kay Schmick
Walter Fountain
State’s Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In Courts
On Tuesday April 14 a Caro line County Petit Jury convicted Donald Lee Anthony 19 of near Oil City of malicious setting of forest fire the crime date April 19 1963 The fire burned most of four acres in Apex Wood Products land behind the Veterans of Foreign Wars club on Route 313 about two miles north of Denton It was fought by the Denton Volunteer Fire Company and the Maryland Department of Forests and Parks The State was represented by James O Knotts and the defense by Marvin H Smith and James P Lewis On Wednesday April 15 Raymond Edward Nichols 21 of Greensboro was found not guilty of violating Motor Vehicle Laws He faced an appeal to Circuit Court By his action William Lee Towers 42 of Easton dismissed his appeal thus affirming his conviction of assault and battery He was fined 50 and given a suspended 3 months in the Maryland House of Correction by the Trial Magistrate The sentence became final with the Trial Magistrate’s action EPWSPAPER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Donald Lee Anthony
Oil City
Apex Wood Products Company, Inc
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Route 313
Denton
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Department of Forests and Parks of
Maryland
James O. Knotts
Marvin H. Smith
James P. Lewis
Raymond Edward Nichols
Greensboro
Nichols
William Lee Towers
Easton
Maryland House of Correction
Soroptimist Conference Highlights Leadership Theme in Baltimore
The 55th annual South Atlantic Region Soroptimist Conference met April 17–19 at the Emerson Hotel Baltimore with Regional Governor Blanche Rogers presiding. Guests included Betty Beck Prosser and Edna Nick, with notable events a city welcome, a Maryland Honorary Citizenship for Prosser, and a banquet where region officers were installed. Memorial services honored deceased members and the Winston-Salem award winner was announced. The 1965 gathering is set for White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Federation of the Americas
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Blanche Rogers
The
American Federation
Betty Beck Prosser
California
Edna Nick
International Association
Rogers
George Rogers
Millard Tawes
Prosser
Maryland
Boornie Temple Chanters
Thomas Delassandro
Theodore McKeldin
Ralph Reppert
Harriett
Winston-Salem
National Soroptimist Foundation
Baltimore Club
Marie Barrett
Mildred Ginn
Alma Morrison
Caroline County Club
Green Briar Hotel
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Four Students Picked For Symposium
Four Caroling County high school students are among the 201 national selections to attend the second annual Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at the Baltimore Civic Center May 4 through 7. The quartet from Colonel Richardson High, Lockerman High, and N. Caroline High will join four days of seminars lectures tours and informal meetings with scientists. The event is run by the Army Research Office and the Maryland Academy of Sciences at Duke University, in concert with the National Science Fair International and the National Science and Technology Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroling County High School
Baltimore Civic Center
Wm. J. Edwards
Colonel Richardson
Cecil Flamer
Lockerman High School
Roger L. Hoppengardner
Carlton W. Smith
N. Caroline High School
Chief, Research and Development
W Department of the Army
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Army Research Office
Duke University
Volunteers Clean Woodlands at Caroline Country Club
Ed Pierce of the Caroline Country Club Golf Committee reports volunteers are doing a tremendous job cleaning the woodlands adjacent to the course. Helpers from North Carolina High School student council joined last Sunday, and the committee aims to finish the work soon with a large turnout expected next Sunday from all club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pierce
The
Caroline Country Club Golf Committee
North Caroline High School
Pierce
Take Time Off Wisely Without Jeopardizing Work
A suggestion favors taking breaks for rest and recreation while cautioning not to overdo it. The note emphasizes balancing leisure with ongoing responsibilities to avoid neglecting duties.
Order ratifying sale in Reda v Bailey Carroll County
In Equity No. 5293 Chy the Circuit Court for Caroline County orders ratification of a property sale reported by K Thomas Everngam to occur on or after May 15 1964 unless shown otherwise. A copy of the order must run once weekly in Caroline County newspapers for three consecutive weeks before May 8 1964. Sale amount reported as 1875 dollars. Clerk D Ralph Horsey. True Copy test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ralph Horsey
For Sale Ten Window Screens with Aluminum Wire
For sale 10 wooden window screens with aluminum wire in good condition. Size 28 by 62 inches plus 15. Call HU 2 8311. Dated 4 24 11.
Pauline Kish Trustee Suit Over Jeanette Stubbs Estate
A suit filed April 16 1964 in Caroline County Circuit Court by Pauline Kish as Committee of the person and Trustee of Jeanette Stubbs estate against Alice Carey Cohee and Robert Jarrell Jr Trustee for Cohee. The March 7 1964 decree authorized Kish to proceed and references a 1919 deed involving Walter Sapp and Sarah A Town. Judge and election details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Alice Carey Cohee
Morrow Street
Wilmington
Delaware
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Maryland
Pauline Kish
Jeanette Stubbs
Walter Sapp
Sarah A
Land Sale Requested in Caroline County Partition Suit
In a Bill of Complaint filed in Caroline County Orphans Court, Sapp and spouse convey 85 acres along the Maryland Delaware line to James W. Stubbs. After Stubbs died testate in 1928, his will split the estate to James Marion Stubbs and Robert Jarrell Jr. for trust, to support Alice Carey Cohee for life, with remainder to her issue or James Marion Stubbs if no issue. Marion Stubbs died intestate in 1964. Alice Cohee, about 83, a widow, is sole heir. Court orders sale of the land and division of proceeds under public notice to nonresident defendants by May 22, 1964 and show cause by June 22, 1964. Clerk: D Ralph Horsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of Maryland
Frank Zarco
RFD
Denton
Moseley’s
Caroline County
Maryland
Liquor Control Board of
Carter Building
O. P. Bunting
James Marion Stubbs
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Alice Carey Cohee
J. Marion Stubbs
Jeanette Stubbs
Orphans’ Court
Circuit Court For
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County Council
Epwspaper
Volunteer Workers Aid Country Club
Louis LE
U. S
Smith
Central Ave
Ridgely
Grace Vernon Smith
W. T. Lockerman
Sanders Edgers
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Wittstadt
Cambridge
Leo B. Callahan
Maple Ave
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Will’s Sporting Goods
R. Harrison
Er IU
Mn. Ee
Nicholas C. Mueller
Treas
Bake Sale
Niss
K. Thomas Everngam
RED Cross
Denton, Maryland
Hughes
Congress
Pol
Adv
Auth
David F. Rodgers
A. Buchel, Hardy
Del
Davis
K. Thomas Everngam, Attorney
Calvin Wayne Meeds
John E. Boulais
Clifford L. Stafford
Reg. of Wills
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
4Th & Market Sts
Denton, MD
Pittsburgh
Milady
Firestone Rapid Drying
Chancery
Commissioners of
Walter B. Palmer, JR
Pearle L. McAllister
Sec’y
H. P
Vused
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Owens
Denton Journal
Rembrandts
Marty
DuPont Highway
Dover
Interlux Marine
G. Emory Gottwals
P. O. Box
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