Chapel of the Holy Child Is D edicated Sunday Bethlehem MD
The Chapel of the Holy Child in Bethlehem Maryland will be dedicated Sunday afternoon December 23 at 4 p m by Bishop Mich ael J Hyle with a High Mass to follow. The sermon will be given by Father Andrew White and many local families helped fund the project begun in 1952 and completed debt free. Notable contributors include the Ewing, Brunkhorst, and Plutschak families.
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New Castle
Del
Bethlehem
Maryland
Preston
Catholic Society of
Caroline County
Ewing
Brunkhorst
Carl Plutschak
Donald Marth
James Mundt
Reginald Maguire
Joseph Jurceka
E. J. Harris
Bank Robbery in Sharptown Bank by Masked Bandit
A masked bandit entered the Sharptown Maryland National Bank around 1 45 pm last Monday held three employees at gunpoint and escaped with about 8000. The bandit forced the staff into the vault then released them after the teller drawers were emptied. FBI and a large police search followed with dogs and roadblocks across Maryland Delaware and Virginia. The description: about 5 6 and 200 pounds wearing a gray jacket and a blue knit stocking mask.
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Maryland National Bank
Sharptown
Nanticoke River
Wicomico County
Maryland-Delaware
Thomas Knowles
Charles Windsor
Marion Bradley
FBI
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Christmas Festivities at Immanuel Lutheran Church Preston
Immanuel Lutheran Church in Preston hosts Christmas events starting Sunday with the Ladies Aid Fellowship Club party. A Walther League skit and Col Colonel Richardson High School chorus follow a gift exchange. Services continue through December 25 with a Children’s program, filmstrip, and a Christmas Day sermon by Donald Meyer.
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Jesus Christ
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Preston
Ladies’ Aid Fellowship Club
Walther League
Colonel Richardson High School
Thomas Goheen
Paul Geihsler
Donald Meyer
Concordia, Seminary
Springfield
Ilinois
Seaford
Delaware
Jesus
Maryland Farmers Win National Recognition At Chicago Convention
Maryland Farm Bureau earned national awards at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Atlanta Georgia for its youth program and membership gains. Mrs Ben Markline of Harford County was a top four finalist in the National Talk Meet. Charles Eldridge of Kentucky won the event. James Ensor of Carroll County received a second best youth program award. Mrs James Ensor will serve two years on the Young Peoples Advisory Committee. Maryland reported 10 056 members an increase of 205 from last year with 82 state leaders present December 9 14.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Georgia
Ben Markline
Harford County
Farm Bureau
Charles Eldridge
Kentucky
James Ensor
Carroll County
Maryland
American Farm Bureau
Young Peoples
Ensor
New Windsor
Antlerless Deer Season Set For December 27 28 29
The 1962 antlerless deer season runs December 27 28 and 29 from sunrise to sunset across Cecil Kent Queen Annes Caroline Talbot Wicomico Dorchester Worcester Somerset Charles and Calvert Counties by special permit. Permits go to county residents December 13 14 and 15 9 am to 4 pm at county courthouses except Cecil where issued at Elkton Armory and Dorchester at Cambridge American Legion. Leftover permits issued December 20 21 22 9 am to 4 pm at listed locations. Applicants must hold a valid hunting license tag and big game stamp and apply in person. Landowners hunting on their own land are exempt from license stamp and permit. All persons who killed a deer during archery or regular firearm seasons are not eligible to hunt antlerless deer.
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Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Wicomico
Dorchester
Worcester
Somerset
Charles
Calvert
Elkton Armory
American Legion
Cambridge
Review Of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways
A Maryland state police weekly toll reports nine deaths on Maryland highways last week. Two drivers, six passengers, and one pedestrian died. Alcohol contributed to six deaths, speed to six, and driver error to eight. Col. Carey Jarman warns about holiday impairment and urges not to drive after drinking.
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Maryland
Col
Carey Jarman
Greensboro VFW To Fete Children Dance
The Greensboro VFW will host a children's Christmas party at Caroline Memorial Post No. 7937 on the Greensboro Denton road Sunday at 2 p.m. Santa will appear and give each child a treat, followed by a New Year’s Eve dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Post
Caroline Memorial Post No
Greensboro-Denton Road
Santa
Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House in Denton
Mr and Mrs Samuel Nowell of Denton invite relatives and friends to an Open House celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary at the Woman's Club House in Denton on Sunday afternoon December 30 from 2 to 5 pm. Also notes church and Red Cross activities and a Social Security event in Denton scheduled for December 26 at the Fire House starting 10 am.
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Samuel Nowell
Denton
Woman's Club
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Corn Borer Outlook and Agricultural Careers On The Shore
The Eastern Shore corn borer population is down from prior years per Dr Wally Harding. Yet farmers should expect trouble in 1963 and follow plowing guidance before April 15. The piece also urges high school graduates to pursue agriculture or home economics, noting agriculture as a major US industry with 35 percent of the labor force across three sectors. It details University of Maryland College of Agriculture programs and admission deadlines for 1963.
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Wally Harding
University of Maryland Extension Service
Caroline County
New York Stock Exchange
United States
U. S
University of Maryland
College of Agriculture
College Park
Swartz Named Commercial Manager for Maryland TV Co
Mason William Swartz is named Commercial Manager for the C. and P. Telephone Co. of Maryland at Easton effective January 1 1963. He replaces W O Mills on leave to serve as administrative assistant to Congressman Rogers C B Morton. Swartz returns from Salisbury to Easton. previously in charge of Berlin Crisfield Ocean City Pocomoke Princess Anne and Snow Hill offices. He joined the company in 1948 and has filled Plant Commercial and Marketing roles. He is a Howard County native married to Cherie I Nash with two children Jerry and Kathy. The Swartz plan to move to Easton soon.
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Mason William Swartz
C. & P. Telephone Co
Maryland
Easton
Frank A. Troiano
Salisbury
Swartz
W. O. Mills
Rogers C. B. Morton
Berlin
Crisfield
Ocean City
Pocomoke
Princess Anne
Snow Hill
Telephone Company
Laurel
Howard County
Cherie I. Nash
Ellicott City
Jerry
Kathy
Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party Held December 13
Caroline Unit 29 of the American Legion Auxiliary hosted its Christmas party and covered dish supper during the regular December meeting on the 13th. Two new members, Mrs Lois Quillen and Mrs Alma Trice, attended. Nuttle Lumber Co donated nearly 200 cans of paint for Perry Point Veterans, delivered by Mr Lewis McNeal to paint toys. Members urged to pay dues before year end.
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Caroline
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois Quillen
Alma Trice
Nuttle Lumber Company
Perry Point
Lewis McNeal
If Christ Had Not Been Born
An item reflecting on Christ’s birth as essential to revelation and meaning. It argues without Jesus the world lacks forgiveness, purpose, and hope, contrasting a godless, dark outlook with the Christmas story as the supreme universal fact. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN, DENTON.
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Christ
God
Jesus
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Weather Data
Channukah
Cornelius MccGillicudy
Connie Mack
Library of Congress
George Dewey
Manila
Montpelier
Vermont
Yspaper
Immanuel
Chicago
Red Cross Board of Directors
The
American Red Cross
E. Aldridge Pepper
Red Cross
Roger Trapnell
Nursing Service
O. E. Roberts
Greensboro
VFW
Mrs. Samuel Nowell
Perry Point Hospital
Perry Point VA Hospital
Warren Hopkins
O. O. Stivers
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Pepper
F. M. Rogers
Mills
Legion Auxiliary
City of
David
Christ the Lord
Luke
Church OF the Brethren
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