Cohee's Store Lists 24 County Deer Harvest in Week
During the week of December 1, 54 deer were killed in Caroline County, two above the 1961 season total. Read more listings show weights in pounds and points for hunters from Bridgetown Goldsboro Ridgely Denton Greensboro Road Hillsboro Stack Farm Tuckahoe Neck Mt. Zion Goldsboro Burrsville Baltimore Corner Hog Creek Fire Tower Henderson Downes Property Klinkton Farm Plains and nearby farms.
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Caroline County
Glen Fleming
Bridgetown
Marvin Kemp
Goldsboro
Carlton Pinder
Preston
Jas. Henry, Jr
Denton- Greensboro
Charles Eveland
Hillsboro
Denwood Butler
Stack Farm
Robert Paige Matthews
Tuckahoe Neck
Paul Sipple
Mt. Zion
Dawson Shehan
Herbert Warren
Burrsville
John P. Carter
Baltimore Corner
William Thomas
Hog Creek
Robert Ewing
James Korrell
Henderson
John C. Short
Downes Property
Harry Todd
Lester Garey
Steve Wood Farm
A. W. Spiering, Jr
Klinkton Farm
John Todd Podlesny
Francis Leitch
Plains
Robert Brubaker
Denton
Maryland Delegates Attend 1963 AFBF Meet in Atlanta
Caroline Farm Bureau delegates from Ridgely Hillsboro Denton Federalsburg and Merriken join Maryland officials at the 44th annual American Farm Bureau Federation gathering in Atlanta Georgia. Delegates hear from Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz and Senator Thruston Morton as Maryland counties send representatives to national talks and conferences.
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H. Coursey Edwards
Ridgely
Emitt Potts
Hillsboro
C. J. Kern
Denton
LeRoy. Merriken
Federalsburg
American Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Georgia
Noah E. Kefauver, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
AFBF Resolutions Committee
Maryland
Baltimore
Henry Grady
Puerto Rico
W. Willard Wirtz
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Rogers Morton
Congress
Dorothy Markline
Harford County
Christmas Music Program at St Luke's Church
A program of Christmas music will be presented Sunday December 16 at 7 30 p m in the frame building by the Youth Inter mediate and Junior Choirs of St Luke's Methodist Church Solos duets and several selections by the combined choirs will fill the program Directors are Mrs Douglas Bennington Mrs David Foster Mrs Chas Willis and Mrs James Baker Mrs Bennington will accompany on the organ Rev O G Brewer Jr invites the public to attend
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St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Douglas Bennington
David Foster
Chas. Willis
James Baker
Bennington
Still Time To Enter Essay Contest Says Dr Riley
Dr Edwin Riley, chairman of the Caro line County Committee, urged Caroline County students to enter the Governor's Committee contests on employment of the handicapped. Closing date is January 15 1963 with prizes including a Maryland university scholarship and savings bonds. the essay theme is How My Community Benefits From The Abilities of Handicapped Workers.
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Edwin Riley
Caroline County
Riley
University of Maryland
Maryland
Baltimore
Nancy Flynn graduates from nursing school with 40 Et 8 aid
Nancy Flynn, daughter of Mrs. Anna Flynn of Goldsboro, completes nursing training at Hahnemann Medical College with a 40 et 8 scholarship. The fourth recipient from the North Eastern Shore District, she spoke of gratitude to her "Adopted Daddies" of the 40 or 8 as she received her diploma and reflected on high school activities and college involvement.
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Francis Price
Stevensville
Ralph Clough
Clark Phillips
Sadlersville
John Tarr
Grasonville
W. F. Coursey
Church Hill
Jacque Duff
Chestertown
Lewis T. McNeal
Denton
Chef de Gare Carroll Clift
Irving L. Quimby
Havre de Grace
Nancy Flynn
School of Nursing
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Philadelphia
Newmen
Four TV Stations Carry Book Programs for Young Readers
William N Raleigh County Librarian announced four local TV stations carry book related programs for youth. DISCOVERY Channel 7 airs books daily at 4 30 pm. READING ROOM Channel 16 Saturdays 12 30 pm. EXPLORING Channel 11 Saturdays 12 30 pm. UPDATE Channel 4 Sundays 5 pm features high school level in depth news topics. Caroline County Public Library offers free borrowing of many discussed titles.
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William N. Raleigh
Channel 11
Baltimore
Channel 4
Washington
Gene R. Engels
Caroline County
Perry Point Vets Hold Christmas Party for World War I Patients
About 40 Perry Point V A Hospital patients attended a Christmas celebration hosted by Veterans of World War One. They enjoyed Bingo, games, and carols led by G H Rue with Mrs Rue on piano. A covered dish dinner followed with candy, cigarettes, and gifts. The event earned praise for the Auxiliary and leaders Mr and Mrs Hiram Kenton, with plans for a return visit.
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Perry Point V. A. Hospital
G. H. Rue
Hiram Kenton
Roy V. R. Grogan
Journal Wins Citation Of Merit From W W I Vets
The Denton Journal received a Citation of Merit from the Veterans of World War I and the Ladies Auxiliary Department of Maryland. The December 2 presentation honored faithful and meritorious service, with signatures from Frank J. Weysert and Roy V R Grogan and editor B F Johnson expressing thanks.
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Denton Journal
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Inc
Department of Maryland
Frank J. Weysert
Dept
Denton
B. F. Johnson
Maryland Farmers Urged To Continue Soil Bank Diversion
Maryland farmers with Conservation Reserve contracts expiring in 1962 are urged to continue land diversion under the 1963 Land-Use Adjustment Program. County committees reexamine eligible contracts, with grazing allowed at half pay and a 100 percent tree-planting payment to encourage reforestation. Coverage must protect soil from erosion until details are finalized.
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Conservation Reserve
Soil Bank
Review of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways
Maryland State Police weekly survey shows sixteen deaths on Maryland highways last week raising year total to 554, with alcohol a factor in six deaths and speed in three. Eight drivers, four passengers, and four pedestrians died. left of center driving caused seven fatalities, with alcohol contributing in three. Colonel Carey Jarman urges continuous driver improvement and stricter laws for drunk driving.
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Maryland
Carey Jarman
Jarman
State's Attorney Tries Several Cases In Magistrate's Courts
In Caroline County on December 6, the Circuit Court heard a Ridgely youth receive probation without verdict for dis orderly conduct after a Sunday 12 15 a m disturbance on Third Street. James Henry Miller faced a Dec 6 charge in Denton for possession and transportation of illicit liquor, with moonshine later deemed not guilty on Dec 8 and an appeal noted. Other fines were levied in Denton and Federalsburg for disorderly conduct and petty larceny, including $50 fines for Parks cousins and Kilpatrick, a suspended jail term, and traffic fines for Mansfield, Henning, and Downes. Additional circuit court sessions were scheduled for Dec 19 at 10 am.
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Carter
Caroline County
Ridgely
Third Street
State Department of Parole and Probation
Wright
Denton
James Henry Miller
Federalsburg
Circuit Court
William Frank Mansfield
James E. Henning
Wilbert E. Downes
John F. Tilghman
Preston
Roy Otis Parks
William McKinley Parks
Harvey Hugh Kilpatrick
William Parks
Billy Richard Marine
Williston
Tilghman
Farm Production Costs Rise Slightly in 1962
U.S. farm production costs edged up slightly in 1962 after years of growth, with Maryland following the national trend from 1953 to 1960. 1961 saw Maryland costs dip about 2 percent from 1960, and 1962 projections point to a moderate rise above 1961.
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U. S
Lyden C. O'Day
U. of Md
Maryland
Civil Defense Booklets On Survival Now Available
Civil Defense Director John S. Legates urges Caroline County residents to obtain survival booklets from the Denton Civil Defense Office and local banks in Denton Ridgely Greensboro Federalsburg Preston and the Denton Courthouse. The guides cover Fallout Protection Home Preparedness Home Shelter Construction Emergency Health and Food Planning and more.
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John S. Legates
Caroline County
Civil Defense Office
Denton
Ridgely
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Preston
Court House
Outlook For Maryland Farm Real Estate In 1963
Maryland farm real estate values likely rise again in 1963, says Dr. Ray Murray of the University of Maryland. Land and buildings value rose 7 percent from March 1, 1961 to March 1, 1962 to 311 per acre, with total market value at 1,077 million. Land accounted for 564 million and buildings for 513 million. The 1962 increase followed a longer upward trend.
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Maryland
Ray Murray
University of Maryland, Agricultural Economics Department
United States
Bicycle Safety Program In Caroline Schools
Caroline schools conduct a county wide bicycle safety education for fifth and sixth graders under principals and social studies teachers with supervisor George H. Caple coordinating from the county office. The program includes the film You And Your Bicycle, a maintenance guide, and a Safe Bike Riders Club pledge emphasizing traffic rules, riding limits, signals, and bike care to save lives and build responsible future drivers.
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Caroline
George H. Caple
Caple
Safe Bike Riders Club
Miss Sarah Jane Knott Wins Fire Prevention Essay Contest
Sarah Jane Knott of Hillsboro won a $25 bond for the best fire prevention essay among county 6th graders. The award was presented at the Caroline County Firemen Association December meeting in Ridgely, with family and guests in attendance. Second and third prizes went to Mary Anne Broomall and Janice Bell. Troopers Duncan and Griffith photographed the event as 55 firemen attended. A film on the atomic bomb followed. The next meeting will be January 4 at Queen Anne. The winning essay stresses fire prevention and home safety year round.
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Sarah Jane Knott
Hillsboro
Caroline County Firemen’s Association
Ridgely
Dec. Ltd
Sarah Jane
Eugene Knott
Mary Anne Broomall
Henry Wood
Greensboro
Janice Bell
Federalsburg
Queen Anne
Nowell Golden Wedding Open House in Denton
Mr and Mrs Samuel Nowell of Denton invite relatives and friends to an Open House honoring their Golden Wedding Anniversary. The event takes place at the Woman's Club House in Denton on Sunday afternoon December 30 from 2 to 5 pm.
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Samuel Nowell
Denton
Woman’s Club
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