Asher to Accept Foreign Post with Aid Agency
John W. Asher Jr former Northeast Area Director of the REA and long-time Choptank Electric Cooperative official will report to Washington on April 30 for appointment with the Agency for International Development. He will undergo at least six weeks of training before his overseas assignment. further details await a White House announcement. At 39, Kibler was sentenced to six months in Caroline County Jail for a second DUI offense, posting $450 bail after appeal. Mason was fined for reckless driving with a suspended sentence and disobedience. Brubaker was found not guilty of operating as an accomplice to a gypsy encampment without a license. The trial also heard scheduled assault cases involving Thawley, near Bridgetown, as the April 1962 Circuit Court term wrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Asher, Jr
Choptank Electric Cooperative
Asher
Agency for International Development
Washington
White House
Eastern Shore
Northeast Area
REA lending agency
Robert Francis Kibler
white
Easton
Caoline
W. A. Stewart Wright
Kibler
Wright
Denton
Anie F. Mason, white
Laurel
Del
Robert Brubaker
Oil City
Albert Thawley
Bridgetown
Pomona Grange Spring Meeting in Greensboro May 10
Hansen Hoffman invites all Grangers to the Tri County Pomona Grange Spring Meeting in the Greensboro firemen’s hall on Thursday May 10 at 8 p m DST. There will be a Grange Dress Contest with two adult classes and one junior class plus a Lecturer’s program led by Mrs. Walter Lankford. Ridgely Grange hosts. Grangers from Queen Anne’s Caroline Dorchester and Talbot Counties expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen Hoffman
Tri- County
Pomona Grange
Tri-County
firemen’s hall
Greensboro
Marion B. Downes
Denton
Walter Lankford
Vienna
Ridgely Grange
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot Counties
Beauty Pageant Set For Denton Saturday Night
Nine beautiful girls compete for Miss Denton of 1962 while ten juniors vie for Little Miss Denton. Contestants, gowns and swimsuits provided, vie for a $200 savings bond and a spot in Miss Delmarva events. Out of town judges preside with Lester Coleman as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Miss Denton
lovelies
Dorothy Boczon
Nancy Louise Brien
Sharon Brooks
Malinda Hallowell
Jeanne Hammer
Carole Ann Koenig
Elizabeth Jean Scudder
Anne Segar
Phyllis Stevens
Everngain’s
Lester Coleman
WKSB
J. B. Jarrell
Francis Holsinger
Byron Nuttle
Charles Moore
George Beck
James Cooper
Elias Nuttle
George Caple
Q. R. Walsh
Jack Logan
Carlton Mandrell
Fred Sheeley
Maryland turkey growers vote on nationwide marketing order
A referendum for turkey producers in Maryland runs June 18 through June 22 to decide on a national marketing order. Eligible voters include large turkey producers and contract producers, with polling at ASC County offices and ballots available by mail. Ballots must arrive or be postmarked by June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
ASCS
Denton Commissioners Push Uniform Clocks Change
Daylight Saving Time begins April 29 1962 at 2 A M and ends in fall as Baltimore policy adopted by the Denton Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Denton
Col. Richardson School To Be Dedicated Sunday
The Colonel Richardson High School, opened January 2, 1962, will be dedicated at 3:00 p m EDST on Sunday April 29 1962. Dr William M Brish Washington County schools superintendent will give the dedicatory address. the Glee Club will perform two numbers and a full program of invocations greetings and presentations will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Richardson
William M. Brish
Washington County
Colonel Richardson Glee Club
William Murdoch
Jesus
Lonesome Valley
Colonel
Richardson Glee Club
Jerome Frampton, Jr
State Board of Education
Lee Murray
Johannes & Murray
H. F. Hallock
Hallock Construction, Inc
Board of County Commissioners
Emmett Hignatt
Board of Education
Carlton H. Porter
G. B. Hastings
Homer O. Schmidt
Col. Richardson
Parent-Teacher Association
Philip Meredith
W. S. Hoppengardner
Caroline County
County Jr High Glee Clubs At Col Richardson
Junior high glee clubs from Caroline County perform at Colonel Richardson Senior High School on May 3 at 8 p m. Six schools, each limited to ten minutes, will be represented by choruses directed by Thomas Goheen Phyllis Leese Edna Carter Irma Nichols and Olive Hubbard. A massed chorus of 270 plus will sing Come To The Fair Let The People Praise Thee and America The Beautiful directed by Goheen with Carter on accompaniment. Public invited. a collection will help defray costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Richardson
Caroline County
Thomas Goheen
Federalsburg
Preston
Phyllis Leese
Denton
Edna Carter
Lockerman
Irma Nichols
America
Fleetwood Appointed To Insurance Post
Continental American Life Insurance Company of Wilmington Delaware appoints Carville Fleetwood as General Agent in the Salisbury Agency located at Booth Building 120 East Market Street Salisbury Maryland. Fleetwood a Denton native joins from Home Life Insurance Company with extensive civic work in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental American Life Insurance Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Carville Fleetwood
Salisbury
Booth Building
East Market Street
Continental American
Maryland
Fleetwood
the
Home Life Insurance Company
Denton
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Mar-Del-Va
Model Air Meet Planned at North Carolina High School
The Greensboro Lions Club appoints Edward Derrickson as Contest Director for the second annual AMA sanctioned Model Air Meet to be held Sunday May 27 at North Carolina High School Denton. About 200 miles distant contestants are expected with seven events including Rat Racing and Combat Flying. Food will be provided from noon until contests end with Morgan Williams heading the food committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Lions Club
Morgan Williams
State Trooper Activity Reported In Caroline County This Week
The State Police report for the past week details several incidents in Caroline County. Incidents include a multi vehicle crash on April 21 with charges of operating while under the influence, a pickup run off the road with injuries, a parking lot collision at the Denton post office, an attempted high speed escape leading to a rollover, a separate April 24 crash with $300 damage, and a late April robbery at a Denton area residence under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Robert L. Smith
Dover
Thomas FE. Garey
Felton
Ford
John William Cole
Denton
Smith
Chevrolet
Rte
Ridgely
Douglas Leslie Hammond
C&P
Robert H. Wright
Fifth St
Post Office
William Thomas Martin
Plymouth
Galen Murphy Collison
Oil City
Richard S. Taylor
Federalsburg
John Daniel] Bowden
Seaford
Walter Ihlenfeldt
Hobbs Road
Faith For Today Group At Harrington On Saturday
Faith For Today plans its first personal appearance April 28 from 3 to 5 p m at Asbury Methodist Church Harrington Delaware The program reaches wide with over 170 TV stations in the U S and abroad Letters pour in weekly with thousands seeking prayer guidance and Bible study enrollment The event features Pastor William A Fagal his wife and a quartet inviting local viewers to attend and meet the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith For Today television group
Asbury Methodist Church
Wiener Ave
Harrington
Delaware
Faith For Today
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
Guam
Philippines
Australia
Nigeria
Pastor Fagal
Fagal
Faith For Today Bible Correspondence School
William A. Fagal
Faith
New York City
free Bible
Open House At Cambridge Hospital Next Wednesday
An open house at Cambridge Hospital will be held Wednesday May 2 from 1 30 to 4 00 pm at Eastern Shore State Hospital Cambridge. Auxiliary members will host. The public is invited to meet staff learn about hospital care schedules rehabilitation projects and activities during guided tours. A large attendance is desired and a warm welcome is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Spelling Champions Named at North Caroline High
John G. Leach of Golden Beacom School of Business Wilmington announces North Caroline High School spelling champions. Seniors Patricia Morris Christine Mandyecz Jean Scudder win top honors while Juniors Margaret Eveland Dottie Nuttle Sharon Brooks also placed. Contest run by Parker W. Stone and Mary Anne Fleetwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
John G. Leach
Golden Beacom School of Business
Wilmington
Delaware
Middle Atlantic States
Leach
Patricia Morris
Christine Mandyecz
Jean Scudder
Margaret Eveland
Dottie Nuttle
Sharon Brooks
Parker W. Stone
Mary Anne Fleetwood
Trash Disposal Solution Reached for Denton Area
Caroline County Commission and Denton Town Commissioners have devised a plan to provide a proper trash disposal site serving town and county residents in the Denton area. The Keep Caroline Beautiful and Annual Clean Up Committee called the issue pressing after five years of discussion, noting rural areas still lack suitable sites and urging timely action by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Commissioners
Denton Town Commissioners
Denton
Keep
Caroline
Sutton Heads Caroline Fire Fighters For 1962
Clarence Sutton has been elected president of the Caroline County Firemen's Association at a Preston meeting. Active in Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department, he will lead the association with John Quillen as vice president F H Kessler as secretary and O J Morgan as treasurer. Outgoing president William Wirts of Greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sutton
Caroline County Firemen’s Association
Sutton
Ridgely
Preston
John Quillen
Denton
F. H. Kessler
O. J. Morgan
Federalsburg
William Wirts
Greensboro
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Weather Data
Cape Henry
London Company
Virginia
Richard Bennet
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
L. G. Wooley
Horace Mann
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
Sun
North Caroline
PEGGY JEAN ALTFATHER
Cambridge Hospital
Mia Ui
ecvagie
North Caroline High
Denton Area
Caroline Fire Fighters
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
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