Mental tests sought for murder suspect Breeding
Marvin H. Smith, court-appointed for Clayton F. Breeding, petitions Caroline County Circuit Court for mental examinations. Breeding, jailed in Talbot County on a first degree murder charge in Ruth Ellen Cannon's death, may have arraignment postponed as State's Attorney Wise is away. The exam would assess defense capability. Cannon, 19, was found strangled near Hickman after June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin H. Smith
Clayton F. Breeding
Caroline County
Breeding
Talbot County
Easton
Ruth Ellen Cannon
Burrsville
Smith
James A. Wise
Atlantic City
Department of Mental Hygiene
Cannon
Hickman
Marydel Man Victim Of A Hit And Run Motorist
Harry Starkey 74 of Marydel was found unconscious and seriously injured on Maryland Route 454 west of Marydel after a hit and run. He was treated at Kent General Hospital Dover with a head wound and hand laceration. An investigation by First Sgt. C. L. Andrews and Trpt. Bart Bledsoe is underway with no leads on the vehicle or driver. Relatives were notified and Maryland troopers assisted Dover police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Starkey
Marydel
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Hardy Fire Co
C. L. Andrews
Bart Bledsoe
Easton Barracks
Starkey
Sadlersville
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland's Wettest July In Weather History
Maryland posted 11.5 inches of rain in July, topping the prior record by two tenths. The month became the fourth wettest in state history, and the only top four without hurricane assistance. August opened with rain, while only three months on record exceeded July when hurricanes aided totals in 1933 1934 and 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Social Security Represen tative To Be Here Monday
Social Security Representative Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday August 11 starting at 10 a m. The notice also lists historical dates and events from August 8 to August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. O'Regan
Social Security Administration
Denton
Caroline High School Class of '43 Reunion at Fire House
The Class of 1943 from Caroline High School held its 15th year reunion Saturday at the Denton firehouse. Thirty five members and 21 guests enjoyed a turkey dinner, with a program including memory time, portraits, and recognitions for Ella Marie Brown Bieber and Laura Clendaniel Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Denton
Catherine Mae West
Barbara Butler
Audrey Adams
Will
Hughes
Orme
Asilton
Ella Marie Brown Bieber
Radcliff, Ky
Laura Clendaniel Bruce
Wilmington
George W. Shaffer, Jr
Richard C. North, Jr
James W. Merriken
Robert Paul Taylor
Eugene Collison
Earl J. DeFord
Paul Reese Stafford
Earl Dawson Lord
Kenneth R. Gelletty
John Shaffer
Roland L. Johnson
Betty Orme
Helen R. Hughes
Louise Chaffinch Clendaniel
Mary Alice Smith Bourne
Eva Kaufman Lister
Mary Anna Perry Hutchison
Doris Cahall Markus
Betty Mae Jester Coleman
Patterson Preston Kaufman
Fred Asilton
Charlotte Ann Smith Adams
Catherine Mae West Mangold
Helen June Booth
Betty Asche Bullock
Esther Smith Blades
Audrey Adams McMahan
M. Kemp Newnam, Jr
Roland Vickery
George W. Beck, Jr
Walter B. Palmer, Jr
John Andrew Howard
Harry R. Hughes
Robert Lane
Harold Krabill
Harold S. Bullock
Anthony Osterman
Black and White Show at Federalsburg Park Highlights 26 Exhibitors
The Holstein show at Chambers Park Federalsburg on July 31 drawn 26 exhibitors with 51 animals across 11 classes. Grand Champion female and Senior Champion went to a five and a half year old cow exhibited by J Rawlings Apple. Junior and Senior 4-H awards dominated by Vienna and Preston producers, with multiple first places, halters and blue ribbons awarded. The event, overseen by Maryland Holstein Friesian Association and University of Maryland Extension, drew strong 4-H participation and favorable judge feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein Dairymen
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot Counties
Chambers Park
Federalsburg
William H. Hill
Logwood Farms
Reisterstown
Maryland Holstein-Freisian Association
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland State Fair Board
J. Rawlings Apple
Vienna
Ronald Wade
Dorchester County
Calvin Brinsfield
D. Mason Cheezum
Preston
Arthur Covey
Easton
Rose Bell
Alan Nagel
Henry Nagel
Donald Hackett
Rhodesdale
Carolyn Meredith
Charles Bell
David Nagel
Joseph Edwards II
Ridgely
Brinsfield Brothers
Sara Edwards
Harry Nagel
Johnson Shufelt
Joseph Edwards
4-H
School Opening Set For Thursday September 4
Superintendent Wilbur S Hoppengardner announces that all county schools begin Thursday September 4 at 9 am. Principals meet August 28 at 9 30 am in the Board of Education Office. Teachers report September 2. Kindergarten to open in Ridgely Denton Federalsburg September 8 at 9 am. About 20 new teachers hired. several renovation projects completed County wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur S. Hoppengardner
Board of Education
Baltimore
Ridgely
Denton
Federalsburg
Ridgely High School
Greensboro
Lockerman High School
Caroline
Fitzgerald Democratic Chairman For Caroline
The Democratic State Central Committee named W. Stewart Fitzgerald as County Campaign Chairman for the general election in Caroline County. Fitzgerald, ex Superintendent of Schools for Caroline 1941 to 1956 and Denton resident, will announce his assistants soon and plan a Labor Day campaign kickoff. Wesley Thawley will speak at an August 14 dinner at the American Legion Home. Governor candidate J. Millard Tawes praised the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Caroline County
Mr. Fitzgerald
Christ Episcopal Church
Denton
American Legion
Wesley FE. Thawley
Fitzgerald
J. Millard Tawes
Stewart Fitzgerald
Stewart
Wright Kimmey Reunion and Seaford Warehouse Dedication
The Wright Kimmey reunion held at Myrtle Wright's home in Hurlock attracted 27 members amid decorative glass and flowers. Separately, Southern States Cooperative dedicated a new $750,000 Seaford seed and farm supply warehouse with Governor Caleb Boggs delivering remarks and a luncheon for Delmarva farmers and media attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire House
Southern States
Seaford
John Riley Wright-Ann Kimmey
Estelle Wright
Choptank
Myrtle Wright
Hurlock
Brownie Wysong
Grimes Wysong
Mason Wysong
Western Shore
Gwendolyn Sever
Laurel, del
Huey Jackson
R. L
W. N. Jump
Flouston
Jim Wright
Connie
Preston
Nattie LeCompte
Mae Fooks
Art Willey
Ilurlock
Wm. T. Bell
Delmarva
Delaware
Caleb Boggs
Southern States Cooperative
Boggs
W.N. Stoneman
Richmond
Southern States Co-operative
Albin O. Kuhn
University of Maryland
O. EF. Zacharias, Jr
W. T. Steele, Jr
J. E. Givens
W. O. Hackett
St. John’s Methodist Church
Zacharias
United States
Kuhn
Riculture
Maryland
Delmarva News
Seaford Inn
Washington
Jack McHugh
J. H. Buckholz
SSC
Cooperative Seed and Farm Supply Division
4-H Club Week volunteers named for Maryland event
Maryland 4 H Club Week runs August 4 to 9 with about a quarter of attendees taking on behind the scenes or platform roles. Amita Dell and others preside sessions. a large Trail staff reports news for about 1,000 clubbers as editors include Amoss Johnston Scarborough and King, among many county representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
4-H
Sessions
Harford
International Farm Youth Exchange
Friends of
Anne Plummer
Caroline County
Eugene Bay
Baltimore
Charles St. Clair
All Star Big Chief
Baltimore County
Carlton Ernst
Washington County
Louis Miltenberger
Allegany County
Wayne Swomley
Frederick County
DeLois Watson
Harford County
Amita Dell
Carroll
Rosa Jane Moxley
Toward County
Jerry Walls
Calvert Steuart
Trail
Martha Meyers
Howard County
Francis Lay
St. Mary’s County
John Scarborough
Jane King
Montgomery County
Alva Mary Amoss
O’neal Johnston
Randy Hyde
Charles
Mary Theressa Bottner
Anne Arundel
Jean Ward
Calvert
Millard Filer, Jr
Frederick
Arlen Bee
Howard
Nancy Windham
Mary Lou Gover
Montgomery
Caroline Morrow
Elizabeth Llewelyn
Prince George’s
Sharon Drury
St. Mary’s
Vera Mae Ernst
Washington
Mary Jo Walker
Maryland State Farm Queen will choose her award
The Maryland State Farm Queen contest at Timonium State Fair Grounds on August 30 offers a four year University of Maryland scholarship if eligible or cash prize of 200 dollars. Runner up gets 100 dollars, next places 50 dollars each, and all other contestants 25 dollars. Contestants must be 16 to 18, unmarried and from farm families, with judging based on farm home organization community activities appearance and personality. The winner will reign as Queen of Timonium for the 1958 State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Farm Queen
University of Maryland
Maryland Farm Queen
Timonium State Fair
Associated Women of Farm Bureau
Free State
Timonium
Maloney Family Reunion Set for August 17
The sixth annual Maloney reunion for descendants of Robert H. and Josephine Maloney will be Sunday, August 17 at Camp Todd on Silver Lake near Williston. Activities start at 12:30 p.m. with a basket lunch, then a business meeting and entertainment. Officers include Robert Maloney president Leon Maloney vice president Mildred Beauchamp secretary and Clarence E. Beauchamp treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Robert H
Josephine Maloney
Caroline County
Camp Todd
Silver Lake
Williston
Robert Maloney
Leon Maloney
Mildred Beauchamp
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Brown Liden Reunion At Tolchester On August 17
The Brown Liden family reunion will take place Sunday August 17 1958 at Tolchester Md hosted by Ernest J Brown of Denton and a son of the late Joseph Melxnatt Brown and Sally Liden Brown. Picnic lunch is at 12 noon with a brief business meeting led by Marilyn Brown Hopkins of Lewes Del. The oldest man and woman and the youngest member present will be honored and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown- Liden
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