Caroline County Farm Show Celebrates Winners Across Classes
The Caroline County Farm Show highlighted top prizes across crafts, baked goods, flowers, and poultry. Winners included Mrs. Maurice Williams, Mrs. Roland Turner, and Barbara Edwards among many others, with extensive displays in textiles, groceries, and horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I¢Y Williams
Maurice Williams
Roland Turner
Barbara Edwards
Alvin Edwards
Clarence Ringgold
Elizabeth Edwards
Mollie Horsey
Jas. McConnell
Bessie Mackert
Amelia Voshell
Freeborn Ellwanger
Caning
A. W. Saulsbury
Bessie Mackett
Carol Robinson
Janet Harris
Ellen Fuchs
Marilyn Thomas
Dianne Brown
DeeAnn Blades
Barbara Zlock
Joyce Zlock
H. Hoffman
J. Muir
F. Willoughby
R. Turner
Sara Lane
Mary S. Covington
Pat Bennington
Annette Moore
C. Harris
J. Fuchs
Barbara Fuchs
R. Kkruntzle
Vianne Brown
Sara van Dyke
Jo Ann Fuchs
Susan Moran
Jacqueline Moore
Mrs. Willoughby
Lang Foster
F. Flowers
Dee Ann Blades
Kay Schmick
Lynne Schmick
Herbert Ruf
Thomas Eveland
Thos. Eveland
Ann Foster
Clara Harrison
Mary
Local Social News From Goldsboro and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Walter Anseanna of Wilmington visited the Shivelys in Goldsboro on Saturday. Noble Shively, a patient at Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, is recovering well. Mrs Marjorie Williams and grandsons enjoyed a weekend motor trip on Skylae Drive. Wayne Connor of Seaford returned home after a week with his grandparents. Several visitors from Portland Oregon to New York stayed with Dennison family. Jarrells and others called on Noble Jarrell Sr. Weekend guests attended a hayride at Mud Mill near Henderson. Leroy and Roland Cartwright visited their brother Dallas in Peninsula Hospital Salisbury. Pearl Cahall and Ross Cahall attended Edgar Parker’s funeral near Smyrna. Keith’s birthday dinner honored with family at Cartwrights. it mentions a wooden leg and tattooed name Jennie on Keith’s left forearm. All business people are warned not to cash Gladden’s checks. police are asked to contact Maryland State Police about Gladden who is wanted on probation violation in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anseanna
Wilmington
Noble Shively
Shively
Oma; Shively
Georgetown
Delaware Hospital
Marjorie Williams
Mike
Barry Williams
Wayne Connor
Seaford
John Milby
Joseph Callanan
Portland
Oregon
John Deer
New York
Minnie Dennison
Louise Dennison
Temple Jarrell
Hyattsville
Leroy Cartwright
Roland Cartwright
Dallas
Peninsula Hospital
Salisbury
Pearl Cahall
Ross Cahall
Edgar Parker
Smyrna
William Palmatory
Ridgely
Buddy Spiering
Kevin
Keith
Stepher
Jennie
Gladden
Maryland State Police
Girl Scout Camp Todd Closes For The Season
Two hundred fifty Girl Scouts wrap up a season at Camp Todd. They cooked meals, built fires, fed birds and cared for quail. They hiked the Appalachian Trail, studied weather, wildlife and languages, and enjoyed singing and canoeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Todd
Iraq
Lewis Mountain
Burrrsville Community News and Visits
Rev Paul Herring of Pennsylvania and two children visited the parsonage and led the morning worship. Mrs Gertrude Shelley hosted Mr and Mrs Daniel Glenn of New Jersey and other neighbors. Mr and Mrs Paul Butler welcomed a son born August 19 at Memorial Hospital Easton named Donald Thawley. Parker and Hughes run their cannery daily as tomatoes stay plentiful. Edwin Hopkins, who bought H A Porter store, plans to open around September 1 after repairs. Eugene Ejike and wife return from two week New England trip visiting their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Herring
Pennsylvania
Herring
Gertrude Shelley
Daniel Glenn
New Jersey
Ervin Brumbaugh
Wilmington
Georgia Butler
Hobbs
Gertie Cain
Harrington
Margaret Callahan
Son
Ridgely
Paul Butler
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Donald Thawley
Parker and Hughes
Melvin James
Milford
Henry Stafford
Fred Lewis
Edwin Hopkins
H. A. Porter
Eugene Ejike
New England States
Family Companions and Bereavement in Brief Notes
Mr and Mrs Jordon Fuller and Mr and Mrs Omar Mitchell return to Bangor Maine and Chester Pa after visits with Dr Draper Sr Sympathy extends to the family of Edwin Baker who died Tuesday morning this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordon Fuller
Bangor
Maine
Omar Mitchell
Chester
Roland Draper
Edwin Baker
Sermon by Hobbs ia at local church draws attention
A Sunday sermon by Hobbs ia to a attentive church audience was praised. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Glenn of New Jersey spent time with Mrs. Lewis Butler and visited Harvey Harris, L. H. Thomas, and others. Numerous social visits included MYF marshmallow toast, hay ride, and family calls in Tuckahoe Neck and Ocean City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Herring
Pennsylvania
Don Hurst
Daniel Glenn
New Jersey
Lewis Butler
Clinton Luff, Jr
Greenwood
Marie Willis
Franklin Perry
Federalsburg
Fenwick Island
State's Attorney Reports Last Week's Activities
Magistrates on Aug 16 found guilty four members of a gang called The Untouchables living in Jonestown and Easton for disorderly conduct at the Hitching Rail near Denton. They paid fines of 20 dollars or served 2.4 days. Wilbur Murray forfeited a 50 dollar cash bond. William Leonard Brodes was fined 20 dollars for reckless driving and found not guilty on another charge. John Pippen was found guilty of wife assault in two cases and paid 30 dollars in fines and costs. George Boles’ assault case was continued for doctor fees. Parole violator Vennig Gladden faces a forged check charge. business owners are warned to watch for him. Gladden is described as having a very bad limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rasin
Andrew Brook
Larry Sharp
Ralph Warner
the Untouchables
Jonestown
Easton
Wilbur Murray
Denton
Wright
William Leonard Brodes
John Tilghman
John Pippen
George Boles
Vennig Gladden
Knotts
Gladden
Social Security Rep To Visit Denton Fire House
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Denton Fire House next Monday August 29 starting at 10 a.m. The visit aims to assist residents with Social Security inquiries and enrollment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Card of Thanks for Kusmaul loss
The Kusmaul family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for acts of kindness flowers and thoughtful deeds after the deaths of Theodore and Henry Kusmaul. Mrs Rose Kusmaul and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Henry Kusmaul
Rose Kusmaul
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H. H. Rieck, Sr
Lewis Cherry
Juanita Turkington
Dept. H. Poultry
Janellen Rieck
Franklin Thomas
St. Breed
Patrice Rieck
Marian Ringcold
John Nally
Robt. Council
Richard
F. D. Zeigler, Jr
John Fuchs
Lespedera Hay
Timothy Hay
Rudolph Coulbourne
Camp Todd
Dutch
Rip
Oly
Yancy
Archy
Mommy
Gabby
Buena Dias
Senorita
Kristy
Dash
Ellen
Goldsboro
Burrsville
L. H. Thomas
Eral
Ricky Sharp
Wanda Fountain
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Gary Hoppengardner
Irvin S. Pippin, Jr
Peggy Willis
Jimmy Corkell
Francis H. Trice, Jr
Sharon Lou
Elmer Butler
Wesley Stafford
Sharon and
Dale
May Wright
Mabel McKnott
Jimmy Corkeell
Peggy
L. Hopkins Thomas
Griffiths Apparel
6Th St
Stockley
Bat Oxford
Market & Third Sts
Denton, Maryland
Eer
Amila Lela
Jack Jarrell
Francis Owen
Kenneth Towers
Fred Nagel
Evelyn M. Coleens
George Layton
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