Fox Hunters Liable For Damage Done By Dogs
Attorney General C Ferdinand Sybert ruled that fox hunters are liable for damages caused by their dogs when hunting on posted property. He stated permission from property owners is required, otherwise hunting on posted land is a misdemeanor. The ruling addresses Harmony area disputes in Caroline County and follows prior warrants withdrawn after discussions on trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ferdinand Sybert
W. A. Stewart Wright
Sybert
Caroline County
Harmony
Farm Bureau Convention In Baltimore January 1960
The 43rd annual Maryland Farm Bureau convention will meet at Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore from January 13 to 16 1960. Meetings include Maryland Crop Improvement and Stockmen associations on the 13th plus women’s group 4-H and Veg growers on the 14th with a vesper service and 4-H dance. Friday the 15th features Farm Bureau Day with key addresses by Walter Falck John C Lynn and Earl Warner. The Farm Bureau banquet and the Saturday 16th annual meeting conclude the series, followed by a Maryland Agricultural Society session and a Maryland Farm Products Exhibit hosted with the Extension Service University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Maryland Farm Bureau
4-H Club
Maryland Vegetable Growers
Farm Bureau Young People’s Association
Earl D. Warner
Warners Dairyland
Red Lion
Farm Bureau
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland
The
Maryland State Fair Board
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Denton Homes Win Prizes For Christmas Decorations
Denton Chamber of Commerce honored three homes for festive illumination in a Christmas display. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Layton, Sunset Drive. second to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn, South Second St., Extended. third to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stafford, Butler Drive. Nearby weather and historical notes follow, including January dates and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Charles Layton
Sunset Drive
W. E. Dunn
South Second St
John C. Stafford
Butler Drive
Federalsburg School Faces Space And Staffing Shortfalls
A 1960 report cites unsatisfactory conditions at Federalsburg High School with overcrowded library and classrooms. Five daily periods crowd the library, activity room, cafeteria wings, stage storage and alcove used for classes. Extra pupils expected for 1960 61 increase demand for another classroom and ongoing teacher shortages remain unresolved.
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Federalsburg
South Caroline High School
Maryland Farm Front This Week Surplus Movement
Maryland farm front this week reports surplus government commodities moved into use in 1959. The U S Department of Agriculture notes nearly 3.5 billion dollars of disposals in the 16 month period ending November 1. Grain and oilseeds totals near 800 million bushels, 4.7 million bales of cotton, and 1.5 billion pounds of dairy products. Dollar sales comprised about half the disposals with 11 percent in foreign currency sales, 8 percent in barter, 14 percent to other government agencies, 119 percent in donations and 7 percent in payments in kind to exporters. The Commodity Credit Corporation recovered about 70 cents on the dollar for disposals in July 1958 through October 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
College Park
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
ASC
Missionary Film At Harmony Church Jan. 10
The Missionary Film White Candor will be shown Sunday evening January 10, 1960 at 7 30 at Harmony Methodist Church. The 28 minute sound color film portrays indigenous Christian work among Indian tribes in Peru. White Candor follows an Indian Chief who accepts the Word of God and becomes a local soul winner. The film, produced for Wycliffe Bible Translators by Westminster Films, notes that the New Testament has been translated into the tribe language. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Methodist Church
Peru
South America
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Westminster Films
Week of State Trooper Activity Reports Several Accidents
The Maryland State Police report a week of incidents including a Federalsburg crash on Route 313 with a Magwood car fire and injures, several December Denton collisions, drunk driving charges, failure to yield, and license issues. Accidents occurred December 19 24 25 with multiple fines and one not guilty verdict. some cases heard December 28.
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Route 313
Federalsburg
Leroy Davis Magwood
Maywood
John Tilghman
Denton Hill
E. Ray Kitchen
Denton
Oliver Wendell Acree
Ridgely
Wright
Social Security Rep to Visit Denton Fire House
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday January 4 beginning at 10 a.m. The visit aims to assist residents with Social Security inquiries and benefits applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Legion Auxiliary Active At Christmas in Caro line Post 29
Christmas activities at Caro line Post 29 American Legion Auxiliary featured an annual children's party with Santa Claus, a shopping tour for needy kids to pick winter clothing, fruit and candy baskets, Christmas gifts from Christ Episcopal Church, and a New Year’s Eve dance at the Post Home near Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Post No
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Post
Denton
Santa Claus
Christ Episcopal Church
Man Fined 100 And 30 Day Jail Term In Driver Case
Alfred Lee Haines of Federalsburg Delaware was fined 100 for driving on a revoked license and sentenced to 30 days in jail for disobeying a police order while driving on December 21 before Judge John Tilghman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee Haines
Federalsburg
Delaware
John Tilghman
Baltimore Colts Capture Second World Title in 31 16 Victory
The Baltimore Colts defeated the New York Giants 31 to 16 at Memorial Stadium to claim their second world football title. Led by a dominant defense and a fourth-quarter burst, Gino Marchetti Johnny Sample and Unitas Moore anchored the win as interceptions set up key scores.
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Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Memorial Stadium
Gino Marchetti
Johnny Sample
Flint
Colt
John Unitas
Lenny Moore
Colts
Frank Gifford
Charley Conerly
Marchetti
Charles Conerly
Giants
Pat Summerall
Alex Webster
Krouse
Webster
New York
Jim Lee Howell
Unitas
Paydirt
Summerall
Jerry Richardson
Nelson
Conerly
Gifford
Moore
Giant
Myhra
Bob Schnelker
Rev Walter H Stone Named Executive Secy
The Rev Walter H Stone of Seaford has been named executive secretary of the Methodist Peninsula Conference Board of Education with Dover headquarters, effective Jan 1 1960. He succeeds Rev Denzel Wildey who moves to the Maryland Council of Churches. Stone has pastored Mount Olivet Church Seaford since 1943 and is a Western Maryland College Westminster Theological Seminary graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Stone
Seaford
Methodist Peninsula Conference Board of Education
Dover
Women urged to safeguard husbands hearts in 1960
Dr Harold B Plummer president of the Heart Association of the Upper Eastern Shore urges American women to help their husbands by seven New Year resolutions for 1960. He advises reducing worries about symptoms, nourishing meals, ensuring rest, regular modest exercise, and adequate vacations, even reducing after hours work and briefcase habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Plummer
Heart Association
Upper Eastern Shore
Plummer
America
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Charleston
W. Va
Stephen Decatur
George Washington
Martha Custis
Millard Fillmore
Locke
N. Y
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Federalsburrg
Harmony Church
First and
Franklin Sts
Wendell Eugene Seiler, Jr
Greensboro
First St
Franklin St
James Thomas McIntire
Seiler
William Saulsbury Brown, Jr
Randolph Henry Brown
Dorchester County
Joe Louis Bolden
Bolden
Memorial Hospital
Easton
William Randall Morris
Camden
Del
Legion Auxiliary
Man
Sec’y
G. Bromley Oxnam
Methodist Church
Washington Episcopal Area
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