Geldsboro Man Dies In Crash
John J. Gangemi 41 died on Del 300 south of Smyrna after a two car collision Sunday night. His wife and daughter Judith 9 suffered injuries and were treated in Dover. The second couple A Massey Moore and spouse from near Clayton also injured. Requiem Mass held at St Elizabeths Denton. Survived by mother Mary Gangemi and son Mario of Goldsboro. brother in New Jersey. Gangemi was a farmer and tavern owner in Greensboro.
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Smyrna
John J. Gangemi
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Judith
Gangemi
A. Massey Moore
Clayton
Dover Hospital
Kenton
Mr. Gangemi
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
Mary Gangemi
Mario
Goldsboro
New Jersey
Greensboro
Country Club To Feature Golf Films
The Caroline Country Club golf committee plans weekly Wednesday film showings starting Jan 20 at 8 p m in the Club House. The first program features Shells Wonderful World of Golf with Gene Sarazen and George Rogers providing slow motion commentary and tips. running time is 60 minutes in color.
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Caroline Country Club
Shell
Gene Saragen
George Rogers
Campaign chairman urges nickel for March of Dimes
Donald Messick, campaign chairman, appeals in Caroline County to send a nickel with a March of Dimes envelope. He notes over 250000 U.S. births yearly include birth defects and explains funding supports medical care centers and treatment. He urges readers to spend a nickel to save a child.
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Donald Messick
Caroline County
Mr. Messick
United States
March of Dimes
Palmer Kin Dies In Spain
Marine Cpl. Theodore W. Palmer III of Rehoboth Beach died in Spain after a utility accident during a Christmas music broadcast. He was 20 and a cousin of Town Commissioner Walter B. Palmer.
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Theodore W. Palmer III
Rehoboth Beach
Cpl. Palmer
Walter B. Palmer
Board Makes Trash Survey
The County Commissioners acting as the Roads Board report a survey found trash being dumped at 150 to 200 spots along county roads. They will consider steps to curb indiscriminate dumping and may seek legislation for an ordinance prohibiting refuse dumping on highways, even on private land. They will monitor known dumping sites to identify offenders.
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Roads Board
Local tax exempt groups urged to file IRS questionnaires
Baltimore District Director Irving Machiz announced that organizations with pre July 1 1964 federal tax exemption rulings must return IRS questionnaires or be deemed inactive. About 500000 religious charitable educational and civic groups are affected. The mailout to current exempt groups is complete and processing begins on magnetic tape. For more information contact the local IRS office. A separate club meeting on January 8 features a film on how to see the New York World’s Fair and a door prize ticket. The program also covers evaluating North Carolina High School.
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Internal Revenue Service
Irving Machiz
Baltimore
Machiz
Internal Revenue
New York
North Caroline High School
Peoples Bank Declares 20 Percent Dividend for 1964
The Peoples Bank of Maryland at Denton declares a regular 6 percent and an extra 14 percent dividend for 1964, totaling 20 percent per share. The semi annual dividend of 6 percent and 14 percent extra are payable January 1, 1965, with checks mailed December 31 to about 265 stockholders. Executive Vice President E Theodore Orme cites a strong year and loyalty of customers as fuel for the bank’s success since its 66 year history.
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Peoples Bank of Maryland
Denton
Maryland
Peoples Bank
E. Theodore Orme
Colonial Banking House
County seeks state education input on new vocational school
County Commissioners propose inviting the president and possibly the State Department of Education superintendent to discuss plans for a vocational school for Caroline County. They consider a $167,500 county share for North Caroline High School buildings and will gather more information before deciding. The move follows a Board of Education recommendation that diverges from professional planners’ view.
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State Department of Education
Caroline County
Wilbur S. Hoppengardner
North Caroline High School
Board of Education
Journal
Carleton Gooden
Henderson
Denton
Caroline Journal reviews a busy 1964 year of news
The Journal highlights a year of exclusive reporting in 1964 with a focus on Caroline County events. It details plans for a University of Maryland Eastern Shore branch site in Talbot County, county court house expansion, budget battles, and a flood of local stories from January through December including crime, politics, parks, schools, and infrastructure developments.
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Caroline County
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Caroline County Court House
Harry Hughes
Congress
Chesapeake &Potomac Telephone Co
Denton
Franklin Street
The
University of Maryland
Board of Regents
Wilson H. Elkins
Baltimore Colts
North Caroline
Court House
Caroline
Queen Anne
U of M
Tuckahoe State Park
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