Williams Joins Newton Poultry Staff On Delmarva
C S Williams joins O A Newton and Son Company as hatchery and turkey supervisor starting August 1 1946. He replaces B V Carmean who resigns to run a hatchery with broiler and turkey production near Laurel Delaware. Williams brings poultry expertise from Ruckers Hatchery Ottumwa Iowa and Maryland University Maryland Navy veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Newton and Son Company
Chas. S. Williams
University of Maryland
B. V. Carmean
broiler
Laurel
Delaware
Williams
Delmarva Peninsula
Ruckers Hatchery
Ottumwa
Iowa
Springfield
Missouri
University of Missouri
Navy
Newton Company
Carmean
Newton
Sussex County
Final Plans For Eastern Shore Bull Show And Field Day
Final arrangements are set for the Annual Eastern Shore Bull Show and Holstein Field Day at Garland Lake this Saturday August 3 starting at 11 a.m. More than 60 entries have been received, with J Homer Remsburg of Middletown to judge. Breeders must present registration papers or verification from their Breed Association. prizes total 5000 dollars per animal, up to six animals per exhibitor, sponsored by the Breed Association and The Maryland State Fair Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Lake
F M. Rogers
J. Homer Remsburg
Middletown
Maryland Holstein Association
National Holstein Association
Mr. Remsburg
Breed Association
Rogers
Maryland State Fair Board
Business Women’s Group Meets for July Picnic
The Caroline County Business and Professional Women’s Club gathered at Miss Elizabeth MacDonald’s Denton home on Wednesday evening July 24 for a picnic and business meeting. Miss Mattie M. Smith, newly elected president, led the session and recounted the Cleveland Biennial of the National Federation of B and P Women’s Clubs. Twenty Maryland delegates joined the national membership of 150,000. A tea and program at Miss Smith’s Denton home are planned for August 4 to set the club year 1916-47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Caroline County
Elizabeth MacDonald
Denton
Mattie M. Smith
Miss Smith
National
Federation of B and P Women
Cleveland
Ohio
Caroline club
Denton Downs Rock Hall In 10 Inning Win To Lead
Denton trims Rock Hall 9 to 8 in 10 innings as Hartly 7 Houston 0 and Camden Wyoming 10 Greensboro 1 top Sunday's results. Hartly and Denton renew pace setting in Mar Del Circuit with Hartly at Denton next Sunday.
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Pet Hardy
Rock Hall lu
Church Hill Felton
Camden-Wyoming
Houston Denton
Greensboro
Hardy
Houston
Libby
Quillen
Hummel
Hartly
Lawton
Dane
Shoebrooks
Rock Hall
Denton
Barney Nuttle
Dentonians
Hughes Homer In 10th Defeats Rock Hall 9 8
Harry Hughes homered in the 10th to lift the Dentonians to a 9 8 victory over Rock Hall after a see-saw game. Denton trailed 8 6 after eight, yet rallied in the home half with a two run double and Hughes game winning shot to right center. Rock Hall batters led by Tucker and Plummer produced timely hits while Hughes drew 9 walks in a pitching duel.
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Hughes
Homer
Rock Hall
Harry Hughes
matc
Rock Hall club
Dentonians
Tucker
Rich
Jones
Plummer
Grant
Porter-Jones- Lord
George
Holland
Dover Latex Plant Expansion Continues
International Latex Corporation completes one of two new buildings at Playtex Park in Dover, with the other due to begin operation soon. The expansion promises hundreds of local jobs within 40 miles, maintaining ideal, air conditioned, well lit working conditions. President Spanel credits the Golden Rule for growth, noting ongoing employee training and harmonious supervisor staff relations as key to quality products and future hires.
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International Latex Corporation
Dover
Playtex Park
Spanel
Cave
District Governor Addresses Rotarians on Leadership
William Anthony of Baltimore, governor of Rotary’s 180th district, urged Denton Rotary Club members to take responsibility as leadership is needed. He linked Rotary to world peace through UNESCO and the UN, noting 6,000 clubs in 72 regions and clubs reestablished in France, China, the Philippines, and the Netherlands since the war, with Egypt never abandoned, and Germany awaiting German control before reestablishment. Charles E. Hadaway presides Denton Rotary Club.
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William Anthony
Baltimore
Rotary International
Denton
Rotary
United Nations Organization
UNESCO
Anthony
France
China
Philippine Islands
Netherlands
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Charles E. Hadaway
Denton Rotary Club
L B Rigler To Talk At S Co op Meeting
L B Rigler of Mt Airy Md will present the annual report of the Southern States Cooperative at the Denton local membership meeting on August 8. The program includes a technicolor sound feature, a comedy cartoon, election of new board members, and a Farm Home Advisory Committee, with H H Nuttle as chairman. About 300 members and families are expected at Caroline High School in Denton for the Thursday evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Cooperative District
L. B. Rigler
Mt. Airy
Denton
Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Farmers Supply Cooperative
Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States
Caroline High School
H. H. Nuttle
Caroline county
Caroline Memorial Post V F W Formed
The first meeting of Caroline Memorial Post No. 7937 VFW was called by Leon Spence on Tuesday July 80th at 8 00 p m at the Greens hoo Fire House with twenty six members present Ten new members were sworn in and regular meetings set for the first and third Tuesday of each month The post seeks qualified veterans to join and asks interested veterans to contact a member for an application blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Memorial
Leon Spence
Greenshoo
Caroline Memorial Post
Miles River Regatta to be held in St Michaels weekend
Regatta to revive the Miles River Yacht Club classic in St Michaels with 2000 boats and 10,000 yachtsmen expected. Racing runs Friday to Saturday on multiple courses, 73 events planned including log canoes for perpetual trophies and high profile power events sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association. Governor Herbert R. O Conor and other dignitaries slated to attend. Coast Guard cutters and patrol boats to support, new Miles River Trophy for Unlimited Displacement class speedboats featured.
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St. Michaels
Miles River
Hamptons
Penguins
Delta Cruisers
Chesapeake Bay
Albert C. Ritchie
John B. Harrison
Sidney W. Covington
Robert A. Dodson
Dodson
Comets
American Power Boat Association
Salton Sea
California
Edison Hedges
Atlantic City
New Jersey
tunble
John W. Noble
Easton
Coast Guard
Agazzie
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Herbert R
Draft Orders Revised to Shape Induction in 19 to 29 Group
New instructions outline revised policy for registrants aged 19 through 29 under the Selective Service Act. Changes cover classification, examination, and forwarding for induction. tighter deferments for indispensable civilian work. high school and undergraduate postponements. and review of classifications for ages 26 to 29 previously found unfit. Hershey signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
s| Hershey
New Bridge Road Project Is Started
Work on the six mile long Matthewstown road project began last week. The new pavement will extend from Easton toward Tuckahoe Creek with plans for a new bridge span to replace the current inadequate structure joining Talbot and Caroline Counties. Engineer H D Peddicord leads the project with headquarters set in Matthewstown.
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Matthewstown
Easton
Tuckahoe Creek
Talbot
Caroline Counties
H. D. Peddicord
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C. S. Williams
C. A. Newton
Business Women’s Group
Woods
Graham
Hurley
King
Everett brothers
Jim Grant
Lon Trivits
Bitters Watson
Bell Lord
Felton
R. H
Benjamin
Porter
Lord
Morris
rf. Burgess
J. Strong
Orr
W. Jones
W. Plummer
R. H. Po
Denton W. Thawley
Willis
O 'Grant
Nuttle
Trivits
Watson
i Scurto
ec Tucker
Huches
I . Denton
Caroline
Camp Ritchie
Towse
Maryland State Guard
Andrew A. Richardson
Otis H. Wharton
E. Horner
Q. Thompson
W. Horner
A. Porter
G. Fleming
L. Mowbray
W. Dean
P. Crouse
J. Kornrumpf
O'Conor
Atlantic Seaboard
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