Maloney Family Holds Annual Reunion at Chambers Park
The fourth annual Maloney family reunion gathered Sunday August 26 at Chambers Park Fed eralsburg with descendants from Maryland and Delaware. A picnic lunch followed by a business meeting led by president Mrs Margaret Baynard. Officers announced include president Mrs Bertha Maloney vice president Mrs Francis Trice Jr secretary Mrs Clarence Beauchamp treasurer Mr Robert Maloney historian Mrs Sadie Maloney. Present were Rev Otho Brewer and numerous Maloney relatives. oldest member Mr William Maloney and youngest Larry Maloney were honored. Refreshments served by Mrs Ruth Dunlap and Mrs Francis Trice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Robert
Josephine Maloney
Caroline County
Maryland
Delaware
Margaret Baynard
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Bertha Maloney
Francis Trice, Jr
Dawson Hubbard
Robert Maloney
Sadie Maloney
Nelson Hubbard
Paul Maloney
William Maloney
Larry Maloney
John Sharp
Walter Fountain
Ben Maloney
Harry J. Murphy
Proclamation designates MS Month in Caroline County 1956
John W. Eveland, president of Caroline County Commissioners, proclaims September 1 to 30 as MS Month. The notice urges public support for the Maryland Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and contributions to the 1956 MS Hope Chest Campaign. The proclamation bears the county seal and date August 31, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
National
John W. Eveland
Commissioners
Caroline County
Weather and historic dates in late summer
The entry lists weather from September 1 to 7 with a fair start and unsettled to rainy period later. It notes London’s Great Fire beginning September 2 1666 in a Pudding Lane bake shop. Also marks September 3 Labor Day, a 1783 Paris signing of a peace treaty with Great Britain, and September 7 1916 the Workmen's Compensation Act for federal employees with Rosh Hashana starting at sunset September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Puddinglane
Great Britain
Paris
Congress
Caroline County Schools Prepares Reopening Next Thursday
Caroline County readies for new term as enrollment expected just over 4000 with first grade higher than last year. Renovation and improvement work by Koenemann Spence and maintenance crews targets multiple schools including Caroline High, Denton Primary, Federalsburg, Greensboro, Lockerman, Preston, and Ridgely with exterior paint, roofing, windows, doors, and wall repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenemann & Spence
Ridgely
Caroline High
Denton
Federalsburg High
Ridgely High
Board of Education
McLoughlin Wins at Harrington Track in Close Ride
About 4000 racing fans and 43 cars packed Harrington Raceway for a NASCAR S sanctioned stock car event. Jack McLoughlin of Thordfare New Jersey led from the 5 o clock traffic and finished first in 11 minutes 46 seconds, beating a Stellar field of 21 veterans. Heat results highlighted McLoughlin and Ralph Smith among top finishers as accidents were minor amid blistering pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington Volunteer Fire Co
Jack McLoughlin
Thorofare
N. J
Speedway
Harrington
McLoughlin
Tom Brown
Ralph Smith
Jack
Ford
Jim Hayes
Tommy Johnson
Buddy Olsen
Ken Marriott
Glen Guthrie
Reds Eagle
Johnny Roberts
Vince Conrad
Paul Walker
J. R. Jones
Ray Kable
Bob Alcorn
Roberts
Bill Blankenship
Bob Kincaid
Bill Lewis
Ralph Wilson
Johnny Martin
Dick Marr
Russ Warrington
Ray Stable
Jim Smith
Dean Pelton
Walt Ragan
Parker
Whitey Kersner
Merchants of Harrington
Fire Company
Former Superintendent Fitzgerald Honored by Board
At the last regular Board of Education meeting a unanimously passed resolution praised Mr. W. Stewart Fitzgerald for sixteen years as Caroline County Schools chief. The document commends his tax savings, staff maintenance, full staffing during tough times, expanded instructional materials, and service to agriculture and library programs, ending with best wishes for retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Caroline County
October Term Jurors Drawn Last Wednesday
The Circuit Court for Caroline County drew jurors for the October Term 1956. Names listed by district include Mary R. Miller, Ethel A. Montague, Lankford W. Cain, and others across eight districts with a total of many jurors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Mary R. Miller
Ethel A. Montague
Lankford W. Cain
Clifford T. Hughes
John W. McRae
Melvin Glenn Smith
Earl W. Passwaters
Luther T. Bennett, Sr
James T. Butler
Evelyn V. Howard
Lucy Sk. Stoops
Mary Catherine Porter
Ann W. Wyatt
Delinette N. Blades
Etta Mae Mce- Daniel
Albert W. Collins
William Dempsey
Earl M. Crouse
John W. Allfather
Elsie L. Morris
Floyd F. Garey
Martha B. Orme
Calvin D. Lynch
Olive S. Raleigh
John M. Coffin
Ralph S. Hevalow
Mary E. Murphy
Paul W. Hoffman
Raymond Towers
Carroll Eugene Laramore
Eunice T. Wright
Clarence Ff. Roop
Marie C. Taylor
Charles Wilmer
George P. Mahoney Nominated By Democratic Central Committee
The 152 member Maryland State Central Committee elected George P. Mahoney 97 to 55 to fill the vacancy after Millard E. Tydings resigned. Mrs. Millard E. Tydings lost, backed by anti Mahoney forces, as Mahoney's camp praised rivals and vowed fast campaigning for the general election against Republican John Marshall Butler.
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Democratic State Central Committee
George P. Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
Mr. Tydings
Mr. Mahoney
Mahoney
Sheraton-Belvedere
State Central Committee
Tydings
Democratic Party
John Marshall Butler
D’alesandro
Michael J. Birmingham
Mahoney “New Guard
Old Guard
Stuart E. Bushong
Lane
Brooke Lee
Bat
Philip B. Perlman
United States
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Maryland
Mahoney Camp
J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore City
T. Barton Harrington
Butler
Community Club Announces Fall Meeting September 14
The Denton Community Club will hold its first fall luncheon on September 14 at 1 p m at the Brick Hotel in Denton. Guests include Mrs. William A. Douglas, president of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs, and Mrs. Henry A. Warburton Jr., president of the Eastern Shore District, plus charter members. Charter members 1919 who did not receive an invitation are asked to call Miss Miller with their names and plan to attend as guests. Mrs. S Edward Carney is luncheon chairman and Miss Dorothy Miller reservations chair. reserve by September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Brick Hotel
Denton
William A. Douglas
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Henry A. Warburton, Jr
Eastern Shore
A T Thawley Named Del Mar Va Jalousie Co Distributor
The Arnold Products Sales Corp announces A T Thawley as exclusive distributor for Jalousie windows doors and aluminum awning windows for Del Mar Va Peninsula. He will open a warehouse and display room in Seaford Del on Sept 1, under Del Mar Va Jalousie Co. and stock a full range while selling direct to contractors builders and small jobs. His daughter Marie Shaw will run the office, and the warehouse will be managed by Mr Shaw. The firm invites contractors and the public to inspect merchandise and explore porch enclosure options and savings from buying Jalousie through the Del Mar Va Jalousie Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Products Sales Corp
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
A. T. Thawley
del- Mar-Va
Del-Mar-Va
County-Wide Building Program Meeting Planned
The Board of Education invites county residents to a meeting at Carline High School on Wednesday September 12 at 8 p m. The gathering will cover information about a County Building Program and its implications for the area.
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Board of Eeducation
Caroline High School
Chesapeake Area UCYM Gathering at Camp Pe-Co-Meth
Over sixty youths aged 15 to 25 gather this week at Camp Pe-Co-Meth near Centreville Maryland for leadership training under the Chesapeake Area United Christian Youth Movement. Delegates from Washington DC Maryland Delaware and southern New Jersey join international guests including two British students and a Colombian American and a North Sumatra representative. Seaman Malanary and Marine Denton attend as delegates after naval leave and a chance encounter with local church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Area
UCYM
United Christian Youth Movement
Camp Pe-Co-Meth
Centreville
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Grace Methodist Church
Wilmington
Yvonne Kiddell
London
England
Geoffrey R. Delamore
Antonio Welty
Columbia
South America
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Walter Bona
Sidjabat
North Sumatra
Indonesia
National Council of Churches of Christ In America
Chesapeake
Boston
Mass
Philip H. Dunning
Seaman Malanary
Dunning
U. S. Navy
Mr. Wilkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Weather Data
Nirwe Paper Radhive
Caroline County Schools
Greensboro High and
Elementary
Lockerman High and
Preston High and
Democratic Central Committee
Mrs. Mahoney
Millard Tawes
Joseph J. Malanafy Tilt
Seaman Malanafy
Christian Youth Council of
New Castle County
John D. Denton
U. S. Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Tennessee
Howell O. Wilkins
Hillcrest Memorial Church
Wilkins
Elkton
Easton
Arlington
Baltimore
Glen Burnie
Frederick
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