Board Grants Reprieve In Milk Receiving Stations
Pennsylvania Board of Health grants a two week reprieve for closing milk receiving stations at Kenton Mallington and Ridgely after an appeal by Rep. T. Alan Goldsborough and local business leaders. Stations reopened after Sunday closure as Breyer Ice Cream Co officials pledge to accept milk during the period while the board decides on continued operation.
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Pennsylvania Board of Health
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Breyer Ice Cream Company
Breyer Company
Keep Your Fires Friend LY At Christmas Time
A Christmas time fire piece warns that cozy fires can become dangerous if misused. It urges precautions to protect families as homes are more vulnerable during the season. One lit candle could ignite pine needles, risking injury and loss.
Denton Loses Again to St Michaels in Sunday Soccer
Denton fell 2-0 to St Michaels after a strong first half in which they dominated play but failed to score. St Michaels rode luck to a late goal in the third period for their third of the season, their first on-field win amid forfeits. Denton heads to Federalsburg Sunday at 1:30 from the Armory, eyeing the second round starting January 8, as Ridgely and Greensboro prepare for Stewart Cup action in Balimore.
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Federalsburg
Ridgely
Vienna
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Eaton
Chestertown
Greensboro
St. Michaels
Vienna CCC
Centreville
Easton
Vienna A. C
Armory
Lacy Orme
Bill Henderson
Beauchamp
Baltimore
Orphans Court Actions in Caroline County Estates
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Handy, Dennis and Fooks. Proceedings approved include multiple estate accounts for Charles M. Turner, John F. Vanville, Lena W. Connor, Leonard R. Towers, Ida M. Thomas, Martha Trice, Marion H. Downes, and Rosella Reed guardianship. and probate actions for Levi E. Taylor and Lorenzo Frederick Williar. Appointments of I Webster Taylor and Clellie E. Turner as executors with bonds and notices to creditors were recorded, plus additional accounts for William F. Griffin.
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Caroline County
Handy
Dennis and
Fooks
Charles M. Turner
John F. Vanville
Lena W. Connor
Leonard R. Towers
Idan M. Thomas
Martha Trice
Marion H. Downes
Rosella Reed
Harry S. Fisher
Levin E. Taylor
I. Webster Taylor
T. Clayton Taylor
Clyde W. Elzey
Lorenzo Frederick Williar
Clellie E. Turner
Wm. F. Griffin
G Man Talks At Rotary Last Tuesday
Special agent John H. Matthis spoke at Rotary on Youth and crime as a major FBI concern. The talk covered FBI history, training, fingerprints, identification systems, and the shift of crime to national scale, urging church and civic groups to aid youth programs like Boy Scouts to prevent delinquency.
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T. J. Turkington
Young Peoples
Rotary
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rotary International
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Charles Hertschel
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United States
Alaska
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Quantico
Boy Scouts
Washington Irving quote on minds and misfortune
A succinct quotation attributed to Washington Irving notes that little minds are tamed by misfortune while great minds rise above it. The line emphasizes resilience and intellect in facing adversity.
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Washington Irving
Notable 18th Century Events List Fragment
December 17 Andrew Oliver swore to refrain from enforcing the stamp act in 1765. December 18 Senator J C Crit tenden introduced famous correlative resolutions. The first English settlers of London for Virginia. December 21 Rhode Island’s first cotton mill began in 1750. December 22 Americans seized Louisiana Texas. December 23 Washington resigned his army commission in 3783.
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Miss Jewell Simpson Speaks At P T A Meeting
Miss I Jewell Simpson Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Maryland spoke at Caroline High School on December 13. She described her Central Europe trip visiting Spain Algeria Yugoslavia Italy Austria Hungary Germany and France with observations on Mussolini Hitler and postwar changes.
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