Caroline County 4-H Council Holds Annual Meeting and Plans
The Caroline County Council of 4-H Clubs held its February 10, 1964 meeting with 33 members leaders and the Extension Agent in attendance. They announced a county wide Clean-up Day on April 18, the first Annual Meeting on April 28, a county 4-H fair featuring Dress Revue Tractor Operations Pony and Horse Show and exhibits, plus a chicken barbecue. Officers for 1964 include President Gloria Quillen and others. new reporter and song leader were appointed.
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Caroline County Council
Gloria Quillen
Caroline County Council of
Caroline County
Kay Schmick
Eager Beavers
Walter Fountain
Upper Choptank
Vicki Rieck
Preston Twiggs
Beverly Trice
Survival Civil Defense Course Teaches Community Preparedness
Caroline Adult Education Department offers a twelve hour course on personal family and community preparedness for survival. Classes debut in Greensboro Denton Federalsburg Preston Ridgely with sessions starting Feb 26 to March 16 at 7 p.m. A minimum of 15 enrollments is required and overflow attendees may join other areas if needed.
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Caroline
Greensboro
Denton
Federalsburg
Preston
Preston School
Ridgely
Dedication Set for Thawley’s Church School Building
Dedication services for the new Church School building of Thawley’s Methodist Chapel will be held Sunday, February 23, at 2 p.m. Kenneth Barwick Sr., chairman of the Commission on Education, will present the building. The Thawley youth choir and Ridgely Methodist adult choir will sing. Rev. Dr. Howard Amoss, District Superintendent, will deliver the message. A fellowship hour with punch and cookies follows in the building. Rev. Harold P. Spedden is pastor.
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Thawley’s Methodist Chapel
Kenneth Barwick
Commission On Education
Thawley’s
Ridgely Methodist Church
Howard Amoss
Peninsula Conference
Harold P. Spedden
Mrs. Raebelle Roberts Lists Veterans' Needs
Perry Point VA Chairwoman Mrs Raebelle Roberts of the Caroline County Red Cross Chapter says Perry Point Hospital needs items for veterans including playing cards puzzles paperback books 3314rpm records clothing and craft materials as well as writing paper and envelopes. Contributions may be left at Townsend's in Denton.
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Raebelle Roberts
Perry Point VA
Caroline County Red Cross Chapter
Perry Point
Caroline County Red Cross
Townsend’s
Denton
Crippled Boy Wins Sports Letters With March of Dimes Aid
Tim Ewald, 17, of Minneapolis and Golden Valley High School, wins letters in football and track aided by March of Dimes Arthritis Treatment Center therapy. Despite rheumatoid arthritis, he served as team manager and pursued athletic goals, balancing school, home therapy, and art, with potential hip surgery to improve mobility.
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Tim Ewald
Minneapolis
Golden Valley High School
Tim
Graydon
Diane Ewald
March of Dimes
University of Minnesota Medical School
Keith N. Drummond
March of Dimes Center
March of Dimes Arthritis Center
Classified advertising rates and submission rules
Rates set at 50 cents per column inch for the first insertion and 50 cents per additional insertion with a minimum 50 cents per ad. No border or display type in classifieds. Late ads accepted until 2 p.m. Wednesday for the current issue. Casa must accompany all orders.
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Casa
Notice of Letters Testamentary in Genieve C Roe Estate
The Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland has granted letters testamentary on the personal estate of Genevieve C Roe, deceased. Subscribers Genieve Roe King and The Denton National Bank executors warn all claimants to present claims with vouchers by August 7, 1964 or be barred from estate benefits. Executors require prompt settlement of debts. true copy tested by Registrar Clifford L Stafford on February 4, 1964.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Genevieve C. Roe
Genevieve Roe King
Denton National Bank
James R. Chaffinch
Sarah E. Meredith
C. Franklin Meredith
John Thomas Allstrom
Mildred D. Allstrom
Executrix
Notice To Creditors for SARAH E MEREDITH in Caroline County
The subscriber announces probate of the estate of SARAH E MEREDITH with administration granted to C Franklin Meredith. The notice, dated February 4 1964, seeks to collect debts and settle the personal estate as filed by the administrator.
Testamentary proceedings for Allstrom estate in probate
The executrix announces probate of the personal estate of John Thomas Allstrom late Mildred D Allstrom. Officials authorize filing, notice given to heirs and creditors, with further steps to settle debts and distribute assets under applicable laws.
Orphans Court Sets March Meeting In Quillen Estate
Mary land Orphans Court for Caroline County orders a meeting of entitled parties for distribution of Nora C. Quillen estate with payment to follow. Notices to non resident heirs listed include Vera D Rodenhiser Florence Butler Dean Hartshorn and Glenda Highley and unknown heirs. Publication in weekly Caroline County newspaper required for four weeks before March 24 1964.
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Nora C. Quillen
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Vera D. Rodenhiser
Maryland
Newark
Delaware
Florence D. Butler
Milford
Dean Phillip Hartshorn
South Sacramento
California
Glenda Lou Highley
North Highland
Elizabeth D. Hartshorn
Brown
Maurice A. Brackett
Robert F. Schreiber
Clifford L. Stafford
Reg. of Wills
Notice of Liquor License Hearing in Caroline County
Notice that John E. Wilding Wilson T. Thornton and Nicodemus Laramore seek a Class C on premise liquor license for W. S. W. Caroline Memorial Post 7937 Greensboro in Caroline County. Hearing set 11 a.m. to 12 noon March 3 1964 at the Carter Building Denton with objections due by 11 a.m. March 3 1964.
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General Assembly of Maryland
John E. Wilding
Wilson T. Thornton
Nicodemus Laramore
W. S. W. Caroline Memorial Post
Greensboro
Caroline County
Maryland
Liquor Control Board of
Carter Bulding
Denton
O. P. Bunting
Bertha Bishop seeks liquor license for Horse Shoe Tavern
Bertha Etta Bishop has filed to offer beer and brewed beverages for sale at Horse Shoe Tavern Greensboro in Caroline County Maryland. Licenses will be heard 11 am to 12 noon Tuesday March 3 1964 at the Carter Building Denton. Objections must be filed with the Caroline County Liquor Control Board by 11 am March 3 1964.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Bertha Etta Bishop
Horse Shoe Tavern
Greensboro
Caroline County
Maryland
Liquor Control Board of
Carter Building
Denton
O. P. Bunting
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