Rotary To Learn Of New Industry Here
Paul W. Hammond of Delvale Dairies will speak to local Rotarians next Tuesday evening about the company’s new storage plant on American Legion Road. He outlines Delvale’s 25 years of growth, seven state distribution in the East Coast, and the Delaware Peninsula distribution role, with a preview of modern ice cream making techniques and a unique dessert to follow.
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Paul W. Hammond
Delvale Dairies, Inc
American Legion Road
Mr. Hammond
Seth W. Heartfield
Delmarva Peninsula
Wilmington
Hammond
Delvale
Pennsylvania State College
Dairy Technology Society of Maryland
District of Columbia
Towson Rotary Club
Senatorial Scholarships Now Open in Caroline County
Maryland colleges list openings for the 1962-63 Senatorial scholarships. Participating institutions include Western Maryland College Johns Hopkins University St. Mary's Seminary Junior College Maryland Institute College of Art and Charlotte Hall high school. Exams for candidates will be held February 3 1962 at North Caroline High School starting 9:00 a.m. Qualified students must satisfy test scores financial need and college enrollment acceptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Caroline County Board of Education
Western Maryland College
St. John’s College
St. Mary’s Seminary
Johns Hopkins
Maryland Institute of Art
Charlotte Hall
Caroline County
North Caroline High School
Geodetic Survey Towers Stir Public Dismay
Steel frame triangulation towers in this area provoke concern as their purpose remains unclear. They are reportedly used by the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey to verify the Mason Dixon line across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Market Street
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Mason & Dixon Survey
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland Declares February as Heart Month in 1962
Governor J Millard Tawes proclaims February Heart Month in Maryland at Baltimore offices. Rae Jean Franey and W Winchester White receive the document representing the Heart Association of Maryland. The drive runs February 1 to 28 with volunteers statewide including a kickoff lunch by the Advertising Club of Baltimore and keynote by Congressman John E Fogarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Audubon
University of Washington
territorial university
Seattle
Kansas
Thomas Paine
Hudson County
N. J
Congress
George Washington
United States Supreme Court
New York City
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore
Heart Fund
Rae Jean Franey
Baltimore County
W. Winchester White
Heart Association of Maryland
Rae Jean
Mr. White
Tawes
Maryland Heart Fund
Advertising Club of
John E. Fogarty
Governor Tawes
the
Caroline Soil District honors retiring member Shults at dinner
The Caroline Soil Conservation District Supervisors honored Harold K. Shults of Marydel at a January 16 dinner at Choptank Restaurant in Denton. Shults received a plaque for twenty years of service and a leather briefcase from colleagues. The present board includes H. H. Rieck Sr., John T. Milby, H. Coursey Edwards, William Engerman, and Arthur Richardson. Also listed were Charles Foy, C. V. Layton, Edward Keil, and EF. M. Rogers.
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Caroline Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Choptank
Denton
Harold K. Shults
Marydel
H. H. Rieck
County District Supervisors
J. Walter Denny
State Soil Conservation District Supervisors’ Association
Shults
Peoples Bank Holds 64th Annual Meeting
The Peoples Bank of Denton held its 64th annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday Jan 23 at Christ Church Parish Hall with a noon luncheon. President Harry H Nuttle reported strong growth and accomplishments while directors were elected.
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Peoples Bank
The Peoples Bank of
Denton
Christ Church Parish Hall
Harry H. Nuttle
Orme
Grant Hathaway
Richard Evans
Equitable Trust Company
Baltimore
Hathaway
Melvin A. Pentz
Elizabeth Keen
L. Jay Smith
John Saulsbury
Katherine Johnson
J. Redden
Judson C. Bateman
Preston
H. Coursey Edwards
Ridgely
Bernard H. Kibler
Chester
Wilbert L. Merriken
E. Theodore Orme
Lacey R. Orme
Clarence C. Ringgold
Shore Lutheran Youth Banquet At Preston Sunday
The Delmar Zone of the Walther League will hold its annual banquet at Immanuel Church Preston on Sunday evening January 28 at 5 o'clock. About 175 youths from Maryland and Delaware groups will attend with Rev. George Peterson as MC and Rev. Ralph Kruger as speaker.
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Delmar
Walther League
young peoples’ organization
the
Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Preston
Chestertown
Cordova
Salisbury
Maryland
Rehoboth Beach
Seaford
Dover
Newark
New Castle
Wilmington
Delaware
George Peterson
Church of Our Savior of
Ralph Kruger
Church of the Cross
Rockville
Richard Hinz
Christ Church, Seaford
Louis Fuchs
Ridgely
Rick Barthel
James Mitchell
Anne Asche
Preston Walther League
Gail Schmidt
Federalsburg
Betty Klahold
Sandra Geihsler
Dorothy Peterson
Lutheran Sanatorium
Wheat Ridge
Colorado
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 29 starting at 10 a.m. The visit aims to assist residents with Social Security matters and answer questions.
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Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
House
Senate
Maryland
James E. Webb
Webb
Post Office Department
Maryland Farm Front This Week 1962 Feed Grain Supports
Maryland notes 1962 national average price supports for feed grains. Corn 1.20 per bushel, barley 93 cents, oats 62 cents, rye 1.02, all for grade standards. Levels mirror 1961, about 74 percent of parity for corn barley oats, 69 percent for rye. Secretary Freeman cites aims of higher farm income and lower federal expenses, with 1962 plans extending the program and guiding future farm law revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Freeman
Listen To DD Day Jan 31 On WITH Baltimore Md
Baltimore stations WITH 1230 on the dial will host a DD Day event on Wednesday January 31 from 9 am to midnight. National entertainment figures will send greetings and celebrities will promote the Polio Dimes drive. March of Dimes volunteers are urged to listen and consider a contribution for the Caroline Polio Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Congressman's Washington Report on Budget and UN Policy
Congressman Johnson reviews a record 92.5 billion dollar peace time budget and a projected 93 billion in taxes, notes potential surpluses and a proposed 1.5 billion tax cut for machinery investing businesses, and discusses postal rate debates and Congo UN actions. He plans a full writeup next week.
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Congress
Eastern Shore Library Processing Center Opens in Salisbury
The three county, seven library Eastern Shore Center began operations this week in the State Teachers College Library basement Salisbury. It consolidates orders from Caroline Dorchester Queen Anne's Talbot Kent Wicomico Worcester Counties to streamline acquisitions and cataloging. A $19 730 federal grant supports equipment and initial year costs.
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Eastern Shore
Maryland
State Teachers College Library
Salisbury
Caroline
Dorchester
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Kent
Wicomico
Worcester
Division of Library Extension
State Department of Education
Fred M. Horsley, Jr
Wicomico County
Margaret Morris
Lower Shore Area
A. G. Jackson
Hazel Baldwin
Eastern Shore County
Sarah F. Cockey
Baltimore County
Cockey
Talbot County
Easton
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Rotary
Weather Data
Sun
Rhode Island
Conservation Supervisors
Farm Credit
J. B. Jarrell, Jr
Denton Production Credit Association
Federal Land Bank Association of
Caroline Counties
Greensboro Lions
Greensboro Lions Club
Jemima
Wheatley Hall
Chick” Pearson
Jack Pritchett
John Melhuish
Oren Lewis
Wirt Foster
Johnson
Washington
America
United Nations
U. N
Adlai Stevenson
Congo
United States
France
Belgium
Soviet Union
White House
Africa
Antoine Gizenga
State Department
Shore Book Processing Center
Kent- Caroline
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