New Industry Set To Move Into Ridgely Plant
Seaboard Corn Syrup Co plans to convert the former Bryers Ice Cream plant in Ridgely for corn syrup production with a breakfast food by product. The project, expected to create about 25 jobs and a payroll near $250,000 yearly by 1966, aims to boost local corn demand by 250,000 to 400,000 bushels first year. John Saulsbury and J Wilbur Stafford facilitated the purchase from Clinton Milk Co, with investment around $200,000 for building and equipment. The company, led by Robert S. Diamond of Woodcrest NJ, plans to hire locals and may relocate key staff to Ridgely-Denton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Milk Co
John Saulsbury
Caroline County Economic Development Commission
State Department of Economic Development
J. Wilbur Stafford
Sadlersville
Ridgely
Eastern Shore
Seaboard Corn Syrup Co
Robert S. Diamond
Woodcrest
N.J
Ridgely- Denton
Cambridge
Caroline County
EDC
Bryers
Caroline County Bank Stockholders Meet
A stockholders meeting of The Caroline County Bank in Greensboro was held on Tuesday January 19 with all directors officers and employees reelected for the ensuing year. 5153 of 6000 shares outstanding were voted. Directors named included William D Bailey Charles S Bilbrough Arthur W Brumbaugh K Thomas Everngam Harry H Heather John Wood Logan John M Saulsbury Russell H Wright and Howard B Thomas. Brumbaugh was elected President Bailey Executive Vice President and Cashier Everngam Vice President and Attorney, with Riddleberger and Thornton as bookkeepers. W T Nichols chaired, Courtland R Dill secretary, and tellers were Lewis and Brumbaugh. Brumbaugh Saulsbury and Logan were named to the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
William D. Bailey
Charles S. Bilbrough
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
K. Thomas Everagam
Harry H. Heather John Wood Logan
John M. Saulsbury
Russell H. Wright
Howard B. Thomas
K. Thomas Everngam
Joseph B. Riddleberger
Miriam L. Thornton
W. T. Nichols
Courtland R. Dill
Messrs
Oren T. Lewis
Irvin Brumbaugh
John N. Saulsbury
John Wood Logan
County aims reversible land easement for roadbed near Denton jail
Denton County officials, after meeting with State Roads Commissioner C Roland Sharretts, seek a reversible easement rather than a fee simple transfer for river embankment land near the county jail along Gay Street extension. The land, swampy and needing fill, would support projected roadbed work and may be returned for jail or parking needs west of the present facility. Sharretts will forward the request to Leslie Evans of the SRC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Gay Street
Denton
C. Roland Sharretts
State Roads Commission
SRC
Mr. Sharretts
Leslie Evans
Rieck Elected Director of Peoples Bank of Maryland
At the annual stockholders meeting in Denton Harry H. Rieck Jr of Preston was elected a director of the Peoples Bank of Maryland. Nuttle, bank president, noted growth and welcomed Rieck as a representative from a new county area. Rieck, born as husband of Anna Lee Messick, has deep local ties and prior service in CT. Board members include Orme Bateman Edwards Kibler Merriken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rieck, Jr
E. Theodore Orme
Rieck
the Peoples Bank
Peoples Bank of Maryland
Christ Church
Denton
Harry H. Rieck Jr
Preston
Harry H. Nuttle
Peoples Bank
Harry H. Rieck Sr
Anna Lee Messick
Salisbury
Back Landing Road
Preston High School
Uiversity of Maryland
United States Army
Germany
Caroline County
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Caroline County Poultry Association
PTA
Shore
Caroline Historical Society
Judson C. Bateman
H. Coursey Edwards
Bernard H. Kibler
Wilbert L. Merriken
Courthouse Renovation Project Moves Forward in Caroline County
Architects plan expansion and remodeling of the Caroline County courthouse with two two story wings, a front portico, and redesigned interior to create more office space. A $315,000 bond will finance the work as spring start is targeted, with upgrades including state police offices, magistrate facilities, and improved courthouse grounds and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
General Assembly
Liquor Control Board
Gay Street
Cordova Alumni Form 1965 Dinner Dance Committees
Cordova High School Alumni Association held a January 22 1965 business meeting to organize new committees for the 1965 Dinner Dance. Officers for 1965 include Warren Burr Denton president William Brinsfield Cordova vice president Olafus Walbert Easton secretary Ronald Melby treasurer. The 1965 Dinner Dance is set for April 24 1965 with the next meeting February 12 at 7 30 p.m. at Warren Burrs in Denton Maryland. All committee members should attend. Cordova
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova High School Alumni Association
Warren Burr
Warren Burr’s
Denton
SRC Announces Resurfacing Of 313 North
The State Roads Commission awarded David Bramble a 112158.75 dollar contract to resurface 313 North from Goldsboro to the Whiteleysburg Road junction near Greensboro. Work includes smoothing Oil City’s “abomination corner.” Completion will allow smooth travel from Denton to the Queen Anne County line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Whiteleysburg
Greensboro
State Roads Commission
Harry Hughes
David Bramble
Hughes
SRC
Oil City
Denton
Queen Ann County
Greensboro-to-Denton
Two Baltimore Men Held In Lieu Of Bail
Two Baltimore men Raymond Carl James and Robert M. James are jailed in Caroline County in lieu of 3000 bail awaiting grand jury action for burglary at John L. Spence general store on January 2. Authorities say $8 in cash and about $150 in merchandise were taken. A Renault sedan owned by Quentin Walah of near Denton was destroyed by fire in West Denton when a gas line sprayed fuel over the engine. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Burrsville
Caroline County
Raymond Carl James
Robert M. James
John L. Spence
Cdr
Quentin Walah
Denton
West
Guard Company B earns outstanding rating in Maryland National Guard inspection
Talbot and Caroline counties’ Company B, 2nd Battalion, 15th Infantry Md. National Guard, with elements at Easton and Denton Armories, received an outstanding rating from Major William B. Guilford, Inspector General, U.S. 2nd Army. The daytime inspection covered administration, records, supply, signals, vehicles, lockers, kitchens, and arms. Evening ranks inspection tested appearance and drill, with emphasis on equipment care and supply economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot and
Caroline Countys Own
15Th Infantry
MD. National Guard
Easton and Denton
William B. Guilford
Inspector General
U.S
2Nd Army
Fort Geo
E. Meade
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Uu Ancau
Bryers Ice Cream
Harry H. Heather Howard B. Thomas
Peoples
Uore Orme
Marchist
Walton G. Banks
5Th Coast Guard District
Otto B. Cheesman
Earl C. Ivins
American Legion
Cordova
Morgan E. Williams
Caroline County National Foundation
Charles Kimpel
National Foundation
Donald Messick
Caroline County March of Dimes
Wsraper
Appa
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
313 North
Nowspapera
Arphive
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