Auto Mishaps Claim Three In Delaware and Maryland
Weekend traffic toll rises with three dead and six or more injured across Delaware and Maryland’s eastern shore. Harold Brinsfield of Seaford, Nancy Catlin of Princess Anne, and Charles Allison of Norfolk die in separate collisions. Brinsfield, 30, died after a Route 404 crash near Bridgeville. The other crash near Princess Anne killed 21 year old Nancy Catlin and injured others. details note a head on collision near her home. Brinsfield had previously survived a July crash. funeral held in Seaford with burial in Blades Cemetery.
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Harold Brinsfield
Seaford
Bridgeville
Nancy Catlin
Princess Anne
Charles L. Allison
Norfolk
Brinsfield
Milford Memorial Hospital
Dublin Hill Road
Gilbert Payne, Jr
Rosedale
Payne
Leroy Brinsfield
Anna May Grimes
Federalsburg
Alice Jane Covey Antonio
Easton
Howard J. Brinsfield
Weller Brinsfield
Washington
Kathleen Robey
Margaret
Anne
Louise
Grace Brinsfield
Watson Funeral Home
Omar E. Jones
St. John’s Methodist Church
Blades Cemetery
Countywide School Registration Set for September 6
Registration for new and transferring pupils will occur in all county schools on September 6 the first day of school. Caroline School in Denton opens August 30 and 31 from 1 to 5 P M. Children aged seven to sixteen must enroll and attend, with vaccination required for all new entrants.
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Caroline
Denton
Social Security Rep Visit Planned for Denton County
A Social Security Administration representative from Salisbury will meet with inquiries about Old-Age and Survivors Insurance at the Denton County Commissioners Office on Monday August 22 at 11 00 pm.
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Social Security Administration
Salisbury
County Commissioners’ Office
Denton
Caroline County Schools Set to Open Sept 6
W Stewart Fitzgerald, Caroline County superintendent, announces public schools will begin on September 6 with a three day teachers meeting September 1 to 3 at Caroline High School in Denton. Western Maryland College scholarship awarded to James Voss of Denton. List of principals and teachers for Denton Greensboro Henderson Goldsboro Preston Federalsburg Hillsboro Ridgely Lockerman Johnstown Federalsburg Ridgely noted.
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W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Caroline County
Caroline High School
Denton
Western Maryland College
James Voss
Martin C. Voss
Caroline High
T. Conover Crouse
Helen R Hughes Mirs
Ellen B. Nichols
Betty S. Orme
Kathryn F. Higgins
May F. Smith
Marion V. Maddox
Marguerite A Soucy
Genevieve Rugh
Naomi Mason
Bettie S. Allfather
Mary Evelyn Miles
Irvin Smith
Wiliam Murdoch
Lucretia Gibbs
Ruth A. Trice
Elizabeth Cannon
Ann
Roxanna E. Detwiler
Charlotte Abbott
Ruth T. Edwards
Miriam H. Butler
Elizabeth M. Somers
Harriet L. Henton
Parker W. Stone
Dana D. McClung
Frank D. Zeigler Jr
Samuel P. Saunders
Olive W. Hubbard
Marcella
8. Bailey
Lula C. Weaver
Denton-St Michaels In Playoffs Sunday
The Denton Baseball Club, 7-5, heads to St Michaels for a best of three series opener at 2 15 p.m. Sunday. St Michaels, 11-1, leads Tri County by three games over Ridgely, while Preston’s win toppled Queen Anne, altering nearby standings.
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Denton
St. Michaels
Schaub Park
Ridgely
Charlie Blades
Johnny Andrews
Preston
Queen Anne
Hurlock
Neavitt
Reception for Gov Lane at Ocean City Aug 28
Governor William Preston Lane Jr and Mrs Lane will be honored at a 2 30 P M reception at the George Washington Hotel Ocean City Maryland hosted by United Democratic Women's Clubs of the Eastern Shore Other distinguished guests include Senators Millard E Tydings Mrs Tydings Senator Herbert R O Connor and Mrs John Whitehurst
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William Preston Lane, Jr
George Washington
Ocean City
Maryland
United Democratic Women’s Clubs
Millard E. Tydings
Herbert R. O’Conor
John Whitehurst
Bailey To Take Refresher Course At University of Maryland
Bailey will spend several days at the University of Maryland College Park during the week of August 22 to attend a refresher conference for Farmers Home Administration representatives. The session covers truck crops, dairy management, feeding and breeding, soil care, farm building projects, and agency supervision in Maryland, Delaware, and eastern Virginia.
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Howard M. Bailey
Farmers Home Administration
Easton
University of Maryland, College Park
Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Agricultural College
Farmers Administration
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Bailey
Department of Agriculture
Holiness Group Ends Meet at 45th Eastern District Conference
Delegates to the Pilgrim Holiness Church general conference were elected and a liquor law amendment passed at the Eastern District’s forty fifth annual camp meeting near Denton. The two day session, led by Rev. Dr. L W Stark, reported $6,734 43 to foreign missions and other allocations. Membership rose 11 percent. dates and names for June 1950 conferences and district council members were announced. Pastors locations in Baltimore and surrounding areas were listed.
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Caroline County
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Denton
L. W. Stark
Indianapolis
the
Frankfort
Indiana
Lane Orders Span Building Proceed
Gov. W. Preston Lane directed the State Roads Commission to proceed with the Chesapeake Bay bridge construction. The Highway Advisory Council and Roads Commission estimated a $41,000,000 cost, up from $37,500,000, with about $4,500,000 more bonds to be issued. Recommendations from the council to proceed were approved.
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W. Preston Lane
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Highway Advisory Council
Roads Commission
Governor Lane
Brethren Minister and Wife Mark 60th Wedding Day
Principal Verlin C Krabill of Pocomoke City High School reviewed his family history at the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs J Waitham Krabill at Mardela Camp near Denton. He noted deep Brethren roots and long lived relatives as the couple, one of Maryland’s elder families, celebrated.
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Verlin C. Krabill
Pocomoke City
J. Waitham Krabill
Mardela Camp
Church of the Brethren
Denton
Eleazer Bosserman
Christian Krabill
Ohio
Maryland
Caroline County
Krabill
Edgar
Washington
Florence Packard
Bryan
Mary Smith
Williams’ Center
John WN. Jordin
Choptank River
vauderville
John
Havel
Verlin C. Krabil
L. M. Nafzinger
Long Green
Baltimore
Charles J. Todd
Ladino Clover Boosts Maryland Pastures Says County Agent
County Agent urges Maryland farmers to plant ladino clover for better pasture and hay. It grows as a giant white clover with high yields, self reseeding and compatibility with grasses, but may cause bloating and drought sensitivity. Eastern Shore Fair dates and wheat acreage rules noted alongside farm storage loan programs for Caroline County with CCC backing and tenant eligibility.
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Caroline County
Maryland
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Annalee Messick
Wiliam D. McKinley
Mary T. Hynson
Elizabeth W. Worme
Mary L. Campbell
May W. Bradley
Cornelia L. Cannon
Francis L. Holsinger
Mary E. Kemp
Nicola Grady
Mildred Bittinger
Ruth Ann Mink
Erma C. Huff
Wanda Lee Lewter
Betsy Ann Taylor
Della B. Truitt
Walter F Rau
Martin L. Stapleton
G. Roger Ewing
Thurman C. McKinley
Alice H. Bailey
Phyllis M. Leese
Rebecca W. Goslin
Ruth V. Brown
Anna R. Glenn
Susan @. Griffith
Ruth M. Travers
Anna Sherwood
Elizabeth Bullock
Mildred Morris
Hillsboro
Grace H. Bowman
Ridgely High
Dorsey, Donoho
Blanch Donoho
Glen P. Davis
Robert L. Mitchell
Howard
David W. Henry
William B. Saunders
Walter T. Martin
Clifton T. Brown
Bennie J. George
Mary L. Sharp
Ellen E. Wilson
Selena A. Truxon
Alice G. Peters
Johnstown
Royce L. Goslee
Minnie C. Hammond
M. Bryant Weaver
Gladys G. Collins
Dorothy H. Caldwell
Margaret D. Brewington
Lula D. Ward
Renzixel Foxwell
Melissa Ward
Hannah R. Henry
Gov. Lane
Holiness
foreign missions
general home missions
Allentown Bible Institute
Allentown
district home missions
H. D. Dukes
H. Grier Baker
Harrington
SAllen B. Clark
Oscar L. Ewell
Cape Charles
P. F. Bean
Goldsboro
Dixon
Greensboro
W. R. Dudley
Jason Feller
James Flexon
Elmer Hocking
Milton
Del
Godwin Rimmer
Delmar
Graham Price
Oxford
Paul Vincent
John Pizzadilli
Felton
E. R. Clough
Laurel
Allen B. Clark
Oscar Ewell
Thomas S. Dixon
C. S. Hope
F. T. Benner
Alen Thomas
Joshua Slimmer
Lane
Children Of Today
Our Citizens Of Tomorrow
David
Marion Towers
D. Wood
Richard
Mirs
Louise Hill
James Cade
Ronald
F. J. B. Wayne
Glenn Crain
Mark
Clementine Tombaugh
Odessa
Michigan
Laura Kepner
Alice Donaldson
J. W. Krabill
Havel Krabill
Charles L. Todd
Eastern Shore Fair
Cambridge
Corporation
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
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