Chapel Of The Holy Child Is Dedicated
The Chapel of the Holy Child at Bethlehem was dedicated Sunday afternoon December 23 by Rev. Henry I. Foltz of the Wilmington diocese. Rev. Andrew J. White delivered the sermon for the first Mass, comparing Solomon’s Temple to the Bethlehem chapel and noting the sacramental presence within. Prominent clergymen attended as did Bishop Michael J. Hyle who was ill. The first High Mass followed, with Rev. Francis J. Tierney presiding, and the chapel was filled to capacity for the ceremony and feast.
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Wilmington
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Father Foltz
Andrew J. White
St. Peter Catholic Church
New Castle
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Jerusalem
Father White
Francis McDonough
Rehoboth Beach
John Corrigan
Milford
Eugene Biggins
Cambridge
George A. Mahoney
Centreville
Russell Perkins
Michael J. Hyle
Francis J. Tierney
Ridgely
Bethlehem Mission
E. J. Harris
William Brunkhorst
Father Tierney
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Soil Conservation Board Sees Progress On Long Marsh Work
Reports detail cooperative agreements with Caroline Soil Conservation District and planned basics on farms of Foy Brubaker and White. State and local staff visited this month. Training completed for Edwards on Sub-professional Soil Conservation. Progress listed on spoil bank leveling drainage and tile work plus obstruction removal. Meetings with ASCS committee set cost sharing for 1963. Weather notes and dated historical events included.
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Long Marsh
Soil Conservation Training Center
Coshocton
Rose Kusmaul
John Davis
William Engerman
Dale Wright
Evelyn Williamson
Ormand Williamson
Abram Stark
Louis Calaway
Leo Frase
Paul J. Medford
Chris Lee
C. P. Merrick
William Loukides
Louis Callaway
Robinson Brothers
Norris Todd
Henry Passwaters
Kenneth Steenken
Wright-Williams Public Drainage Association
Tull Branch Public Drainage Association
ASCS County Committee
Forest Service
Wildlife Service
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District and
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State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In County Courts
In Denton on Dec 27 Magistrate W A Stewart Wright held Paul Edward Decibel 31 of Bridgestown and Mervin Leonard Buckle 19 of Ridgely for grand jury action on break ing and entering and petty larceny of a building near Ridgely with bail set at 750 each. Buckle posted bail on Dec 29 and was released. both seek immediate trials. Earl Fletcher of Ridgely paid a 100 suspended fine for operating on a suspended license. Frank Russell Lewis Jr of Willards Md received a suspended 15 fine for speeding. On Dec 31 before Magistrate Wright Robert Lee Faulkner 23 of Dover was held on 1000 bail on charges of breaking and entering the VFW Club with another suspect sought. Faulkner requests prompt Circuit Court trial. Charles Slaughter 19 of Denton was sentenced to 7 days for disorderly conduct and 7 days for malicious destruction of property tied to Mosely's Tavern incident near Burrsville. On Dec 26 at Route 331 and Tanyard Road Thomas Edward Gernert 65 of Queenstown collided with a tractor trailer. passenger Roland Black died. Gernert is charged with manslaughter by automobile, reckless driving and failure to grant right of way and remains hospitalized with trial date pending. Hazel Deshields 40 near Preston charged with passing a bad check and larceny of a check.
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Denton
Paul Edward Decibel
Bridgetown
Mervin Leonard Buckle
Ridgely
David L. Holsinger
Buckle
Wright
Earl Fletcher
Frank Russell Lewis, Jr
Willards
Robert Lee Faulkner
Dover
VFW
Greensboro Road
Faulkner
Charles Slaughter
Mosely
Burrsville
Tanyard Road
Thomas Edward Gernert
Queenstown
Roland Black
Gernert
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Conservationists Convene in Baltimore Session January 2 4
Conservationists from 24 soil districts gathered in Baltimore January 2 4 with officials from Worchester to Garrett to discuss soil and water stewardship. Past presidents were honored at the January 3 banquet. Speakers included Dr T B Symons and panelists on Farm Pond Management.
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Soil Conservation District
Baltimore
Worcester
Garrett
T. Walter Denny
Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Walter FE. Burall
Frederick County
William R. Powel
Howard County
H. H. Rieck, Sr
Caroline County
Charles H. Remsburg
T. B. Symons
State Board of Agriculture
Willis King
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
Edwin M. Barry
State Department of Game and Inland Fish
Arthur Sanderson
State Pollution Control Commission
Grain price support deadline and rates for 1962 crops in Maryland
Maryland farmers face a January 31 1963 deadline to obtain price support for 1962 crop barley soybeans and wheat. Loan rates set by area include Farm Stored Barley $1.03 per bushel Ware house Stored Barley Baltimore $1.25 per bushel Farm Stored Soybeans $2.21 per bushel Warehouse Stored Wheat Baltimore $2.40 per bushel with various quality discounts and penalties. Also Social Security Administrator Robert Allen Snedeker will visit the Denton Fire House Monday January 7 starting 10 a.m.
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Baltimore
Social Security
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
wil oe
Denton
World War One Vets Seek Expanded Pension Plan
Roy V. R. Grogan Sr announces efforts by Veterans of World War One Inc to broaden the 1917 1918 pension program as Congress convenes January 7. National Commander Edward J. Neron urges eligible veterans to contact National Headquarters in Washington DC for updates and enrollment details. Grogan travels to Washington January 16 18 for legislative meetings with the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee and Maryland delegation.
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Neron
Washingtonn
Veterans Affairs Committee
Senate
Maryland
Eastern Shore District
Roy V. R. Grogan, Sr
Dept
Educational Meetings for Caroline County Farmers in Jan and Feb
A series of county and state educational meetings for farmers. Caroline County events include farm management talks with Dr. George Stevens on Jan 10 in Denton A.M. and a tax info session in the Post Office Building. State gatherings occur Jan 16-19 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and nearby venues in Baltimore, plus other regional meetings ending with the Harrisburg Farm Show Jan 8-12.
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Eastern Shore
Caroline County
Post Office
Denton
George Stevens
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland State Poultry Council
Lord Baltimore
Md. Crop Improvement Assn
Associated Women of Md. Farm Bureau
Tri-County Field Crops Advisory Council
New Fire House
Easton
Aurora Street
Ford and International
Easton Fire Company
Harrisburg
Gift of Peace medallion moves a mountain in Portland
A Portland man, Bob Blankenship, answers a boy's question about traveling to the Holy Land by creating the Gift of Peace medallion. The product carries soils from Calvary, Gethsemane, Bethlehem and Jordan water, with a Christ head on the reverse. Blankenship promotes it as a tangible faith tool backed by local clergy and businessmen.
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Bob Blankenship
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Life Magazine
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Eisenhower
West Burnside
Review of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways
Nine persons were killed on Maryland highways last week in weekly State Police survey. Three drivers, three passengers, and three pedestrians died, with alcohol a factor in three deaths, speed in one, and driver error in six. Colonel Carey Jarman notes 1962 set a 20 year high with 586 deaths, while 1961 had a low of 461. He urges mandatory tests for suspected DUI, lower BAC limits, stricter enforcement, and driver education to curb alcohol, speed, and errors on Maryland roads.
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Maryland State Police
Carey Jarman
Forty-Nine Antlerless Deer Killed In Caroline
Forty-nine antlerless deer were killed in Caroline County during the open season on December 27 28 and 29. At the checking station Cohee's Store West Denton the largest deer recorded weighed 134 pounds and was killed by Frank Harris of Tuckahoe Neck.
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Cohee’s
West Denton
Frank Harris
Tuckahoe Neck
Perry Mason substitute Hugh O'Brian joins Burr's return plans
Hugh O'Brian is named fourth guest star substituting for Raymond Burr on CBS TV's Perry Mason during Burr's surgery recovery. O'Brian, fresh from Come Fly With Me, will play an attorney in a Jan production, with filming at The Pike in Long Beach. Other substitutes include Bette Davis, Michael Rennie and Walter Pidgeon, Burr slated to return Jan. 24.
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Wyatt Earp
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
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O’Brian
The Pike
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Calif
Bette Davis
Michael Rennie
Walter Pidgeon
Sammy Davis, Jr
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Oliver
Great Britain
David Merrick
Tammy Grimes
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Rod Serling
Jack Benny
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