Jury panel drawn for April 1949 term in Caro line County
Judge Floyd J. Kantner releases a juror list for the April term 1949 of Caro line County Circuit Court. The panel is grouped by eight districts with named jurors including Helen Brannock, C Wilbur Andrew, Madeline Reynolds, Marguerite Walston, Robert Holt, Fred Wright, Fred Flounders, Cornelia Carroll, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Kantner
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Helen Brannock
Harry H. Heather
T. Olin Ford
Anna Belle Clark
Margaret Smith
J. Seward Dailey
C. Wilbur Andrew
Elva Bilbrough
Oscar Bishop
Louis Bishop
Maud P. Brumbaugh
Agnes E. Carter
Madeline C. Reynolds
John R. Ricards
Lois E. Stafford
Lawnace A. Moore
T. Carville Fleetwood
J. Norman Pitts
Marguerite A. Walston
Dorothy S. Osteen
Robin S. Harris
Nellie G. Bonner
Leonard E. Legates
Eleanor I. Rieck
Robert W. Holt
Mary M. Wheatley
Nellie Hill Trice
Delinette Blades
Dale O. Erick
Grace S. Knotts
Fred F. Wright
Myra Wright Cannon
William T. Cannon
Katherine Jarrell Eaton
Harry D. Allfather
Catherine Clark Lynch
Fred H. Flounders
Charles T. Dean
Adam S. Holsinger
Clifton E. Henry
Catherine Swing
Thomas C. Gaitley
Cornelia Lord Carroll Nettie B. Meredith
Lilian Willey
S. Walter Liden
Walter J. Willey
Nellie M. Towers
Denton and Greensboro Play-Off Ends In 6 OTs
In the longest Eastern Shore game on record Denton and Greensboro fought 160 minutes ending 2 2 after regulation. DeFord and Lane scored for Denton with Pippen Kibler and Simpson tallying for Greensboro. A replay is set for February 27 at Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Greensboro
DeFord
Shahan
Lake
Bill Lane
M. Smith
Pippen
Lane
nets
Bob Kibler
Bob DeFord
Ridgely
Denton Pas
Lake Porter
RFB
Tribbitt
Starkey
LFB
Crouse
Stafford RHB
Jarrell Shahan
Pippen Trice LHB
Bennett Pippin ORB
Jarrell
F. Irwin
IRF
Jump Bradley CF
Kibler Baynard
ILF
Edwards DeFord
OLF Bickling
B. Lane
Rice
Merriken
Smith
Collins
C. Irwin
Kemp
Walls
Simpson
Riddleberger
Anthony
Kibler
T. Denton
Missionary To Speak At Goldsboro Easton District Meeting
Miss May Hoerner on furlough from Montevideo Uruguay will speak at the Easton District annual meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Peninsula Conference. Mrs Harry B Hygate Wilmington conference president will speak on The Advance. The all day event in Goldsboro Thursday March 10 includes annual officer elections with opening at 10:00 a m. Miss Hoerner is a former missionary to India and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hoerner
Grandon Institute
Montevideo
Uruguay
Easton
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Peninsula Conference
the
Methodist Church
Harry B. Hygate
Wilmington
W.S.CS
Goldsboro
Miss Hoerner
India
South America
Competition and caution voiced for poultry farmers
Dr. Morley Jull warned Caroline county poultrymen at the Farm Institute that profits will fall and competition rise as New England and Midwest producers grow stronger. He urged faster feathering and growth, better broiler quality, and cited the Howard Pierce test for four pound birds in 12 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley A.dull
poultry department
Mars'and University
Caroline county
Farm Institute
New England
Middle West
Jul
Jull
Howard Pierce
Mr. Skogland
South America
Skegland
Gearrold
Richmond
Southern States Cooperative
New York
I. M Moulthrop
Livestock Sanitary Service
Salisbury
Newcastle
Francis Stark
Maryland University
Carroll Cox
plant pathology
Howard Stier
James Huffington
Theodore Bissell
Caroline County Poultry Association
William Klienwachter
Preston
Emmett Potts
Hillsboro
Harold Klahold
Frank D. Zeigler
Denton
Harry H. Rieck
Harold Holsinger
William Engerman
Brooks Nagel
Ernest Smith
Maryland Leads in Resettling Displaced Europeans on Farms
Maryland reports leading the nation in organizing displaced persons resettlement. The Maryland Committee for the Resettlement of Displaced Persons has placed nearly 200 European families on farms with 300 more in process, aided by a state plan praised as a pattern for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
organization of state
Maryland Committee for the Resettlement of Displaced
national Displaced Persons Commission
Georgetown Denton Smyrna Win in Dover Tournament
Georgetown County Seaters beat Harrington Legionnaires 52 43 in a nip and tuck Dover Invitational opener. Denton Bobcats defeated Lewes AA 67 41 as Ben Sheffield led scoring with solid team play from Stan Presen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Denton Bobcats
Smyrna Hornets
Dover
Harrington
Joe Griffith
Ken Lingo
Jimmy Walls
Travis
Hudson
Walt Hatz
Jimmy Giles
Walt Harwanko
Legionnaires
Lewes
Bobcats
Bob Roberts
Ben Sheffield
Stan Presen
Don Hanley
Phil Cunningham
cag
License Plate Applications Mailed in Maryland
One thousand four hundred forty nine applications for class A passenger cars and motorcycles have been mailed. Drivers must verify the large Maryland plate number on the form, sign, and update addresses if needed. Pick up tags at the County Treasurer’s office to avoid a rush. current plates expire March 31 at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Harge
Maryland
Department of Motor Vehicles
Refugees Find Comfort in Baltimore Welcome Center
York escorts the group to Baltimore where committee members of the same nationality aid their stay in a reception center set in an armory. The refugees ease tension when they meet others who share their language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Baltimore
Laukaitis
Legion Sponsors Heart Drive in Denton Maryland
Caroline Post 29 of the American Legion places plastic hearts around town to collect donations for the Rheumatic Fever Drive and supports local civic activities. The group recently raised 75 dollars for the Infantile Paralysis Fund via a dance and plans future events and a Sea Scout Ship sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Post
No 29
American Legion
Maryland
Denton
Pest
Tuberculosis Workers Attend Maryland Institute in Baltimore
Mrs. Wilbert Merriken chaired the Caroline County Tuberculosis Association event with Miss Helen R. Sherwood attending the Maryland Tuberculosis Association Institute in Baltimore on February 18 and 19. The group gathered information on program health education and administration to aid local efforts. Expenses were covered by the county association’s seal sale funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Merriken
Caroline County Tuberculosis Association
Helen R. Sherwood
Caroline County Health Department
Institute for Tuberculosis Association
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore
Tuberculosis Association
Ridgely Youth Killed By Auto
Eleven year old William James Morris was killed instantly when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Tilghman Rush on Route 312 near Ridgely. Easton state troopers charged Rush with manslaughter by motor vehicle and he was jailed in Denton. Morris, son of Mrs Reba R Morris, had moved there from Georgia two years ago and attended Ridgely school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Morris
Tilghman Rush
Ridgely
Easton barracks
Rash
Denton
Young Morris
Reba’ R. Morris
Georgia
Ridgely school
Dr Livingood Speaks on School Accrediting at PTA
The February Den ton PTA met in Caroine High auditorium with Dr. Livingood of Washington College as guest speaker. He reviewed school accreditation standards, noting only 24 Maryland schools are fully accredited and urging more schools to pursue accreditation. He praised the library, discussed 12 year systems, and the role of guidance in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den‘ton P.- A
Caroine High
Buckles
Livingood
Washington College
Maryland
Wicomico High School
Eastern Shore
Elias Nuttle
Nuttle
P.T. A
Greensboro Training Union Debate on Men and Vanity
The Greensboro Baptist Church Training Union hosted a George Washington Social on February 19. The highlight was a debate by young people on whether men are more vain than women, ending in a draw by judges and a slight audience vote for the negative side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Baptist Church
George Washington
pearson
Marie Dobson
Lorain Hutson
Eunice Dean
Robert Hutson
Ralph Jones
Edwin Jump
H C. DuBois
Wilma McClung
James Hill
Caroline county
Local Feed Dealers Attend Conference in Atlantic City
E H Covell and Preston Smith of Denton return from a conference of several hundred Purina feed dealers in Atlantic City New Jersey. R G Leavitt Purina sales manager forecasts lower feed prices in 1949 and strong meat milk and egg demand. The meeting highlights opportunities for dealers to support farmers as poultry and livestock production increases, marking the first such gathering since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Covell
Preston Smith
Denton
Atlantic City
N. J
Purina
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
R. G. Leavitt
St. Louis
Ralston Purina
Downes Heads Red Cross Drive In County
Robert W. Downes Jr. named ten Caroline County locals to aid the Red Cross Fund Appeal for 1949. The drive runs March with a national goal of sixty million dollars and a Caroline County quota of 1365 dollars, a reduction from prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downes
Red Cross
Robert W. Downes Jr
Denton
Caroline County
American Red Cross Fund
Joseph H. Johnson
J. Edwin Rosser
Federalsburg
G. Creighton Carmine
Preston
Mildred M. Ginn
Greensboro
Mary T. Rowe
Hillsboro
Harry Porter
Burrsville
S. Catherine Melvin
Henderson
American Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kantner
William F. Laukaitis
Lithuanian Alliance of America
America
Europe
Congress
William Preston Lane, Jr
New
Smyrna
Legion
Heart Drive
Dr. Livingood
Parent-Teacher Association
Greensboro Training Union
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