State university speech clinic aids Maryland youths
The University of Maryland Speech Clinic at College Park helps about 60 000 children with speech and hearing handicaps. Since 1948 it has graduated over 200 therapists, trained 1500 teachers, and aims to add 200 more therapists in five years. The note lists winners and attendees at a youth event, with trophies and dancing after the presentation.
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Mraryland
University of Maryland Speech Clinic
College Park
Maryland
Micro Midget Racing Club Supper and Danze Night
The Choptank Micro Midget Racing Club hosted a buffet supper and dance at the Greensboro VFW Home on Friday January 16. About 75 members and guests attended as VFW Auxiliary served a ham and salad buffet and desserts. Trophies were awarded for top point cars and participation, with special honors for Mr Wilbur Carroll and Mr George Neal.
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Choptank Micro
Greensboro
VFW
Wilbur Carroll
George Neal
Norman Walls
Marion Longfellow
Glenn Spiering
Clarence Knotts
Laramore
Centreville
William S. Marvel
Maryland 4-H Older Youth Conference in Baltimore
Maryland 4 H Older Youth members from across the state gathered at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore on Thursday January 15 for their annual conference. Caroline County sent a delegation led by Steve Gehring Joseph Voshell and Anne Sanders with a group of eight presenting a skit Careers in Medicine as part of the afternoon program.
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State of Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Caroline County
Steve Gehring
Joseph Voshell
Anne Sanders
Ann Plummer
David B. Nagel
Sandra Coulbourne
Preston
Philip Jester
Glenn Blough
Saulsbury Fisher
Roy Slaughter, Jr
Paul Fugitt
Claire Downs
Karen Flackert
Bill Siefken
Lois Slaughter
Merry Lee Engerman
Denton
Ruth Anne
Herman
Wayne Wharton
Henry Fuchs
Billy Eveland
Kenneth Wood
Alan Lockerman
Chauncey H. Downs
Nelson Covey
Federalsburg
William Engerman
Loyal C. Reger
Caroline County 4-H
Social Security Represen tative To Be Here Monday
Mr. Robert F. O'Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday January 26 starting at 10 a.m. The note links education to life beyond graduation with a cautious, age aware view.
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Robert F. O'Regan
Social Security Administration
Wil. Oe
Denton
LU A. Mm
Army and German postings highlight service shorts and awards
Army Pvt Edgar L Cahall of Goldsboro completed an eighteen week radio relay and carrier operation course at Fort Gordon Ga after basic training at Fort Jackson S C He is a 1954 Greens boro High School graduate formerly employed by Greenhill Dairies Also pictured Army Specialist Four Edwin F Gannon of Queen Anne received the Good Conduct Medal in Germany while serving with the U S Port of Embarkation He joined the Army in February 1956 and arrived in Europe in July 1956 He is a 1955 Easton High School graduate Army Pfc Robert H Merrick 19 of Federalsburg qualified as expert with the M 1 rifle in Augsburg Germany He entered the Army in February 1957 and basic trained at Fort Jackson S C
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Army
Edgar L. Cahall
Pearl FE. Cahall
Goldsboro
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Cahall
Fort Jackson
S.C
Greensboro High School
Greenhill Dairies
Bremerhaven
Germany
Edwin F. Gannon
Queen Anne
U. S. Army
59Th
Gannon
Europe
Easton High School
Augsburg
Pfe
Robert H. Merrick
J. C. Merrick
Federalsburg
Merrick
187Th Infantry
S. C
Federalsburg High School
Stivers Named Heart Fund Chairman for Caroline County
O. O. Stivers of Denton is named chairman of the 1959 Heart Fund in Caroline County by Charles P. Howard of Easton. Dr. E. Paul Knotts of Denton is vice chairman as the drive runs Feb 1 to Feb 28 led by volunteers on Heart Sunday Feb 22.
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Heart Fund
Caroline County
O. O. Stivers
Denton
Charles P. Howard
Easton
Upper Eastern Shore
Stivers
Choptank Electric Company
Caroline County Health Association
E. Paul Knotts
Heart
Heart Sunday
the Heart Association of the
American Heart Association
Heart Association of Maryland
Overfed Dairy Cows Strain Owner’s Finances, Says Expert
University of Maryland Dairy Extension specialist Bob Appleman warns that overfeeding dairy cattle burdens owners financially. Cows should be fed according to milk production rather than excessive intake, he cautions, noting wasted feed and lower profitability.
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Ife
Appleman
Anne Arundel County
U. of Md
Bob Appleman
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