FHA Loans Programs Help Combat Drought in Caroline County
Farmers Home Administration offers emergency and long term loans to Caroline County farmers to cover feed seed and livestock needs and to fund water storage irrigation and watershed projects. Loans include up to 1,000,000 for communities and groups with 3 to 5 percent interest and up to 40 year repayment. Inquiries go to Richard G. Boston in Room 212 Federal Building Denton MD. Black bears noted as misclassified as hibernating animals.
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Farmers Home Administration
Caroline County
Richard G. Boston
Boston
FHA
Mr. Boston
Federal
Denton
PTA Council Makes Report From Caroline County
The Caroline County PTA Council submits its 1964 1965 activities report led by President William Reick Jr and officers Bernard Dewey William Warm and Guy Patterson. New committees include Public Relations Pre school Education and more. Council improved programming attendance outreach and local involvement with data from family surveys and posters. A Golden Rule Award will be given to Senator Harry Hughes in April for his work on teachers wages.
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Caroline County
P.T.A. Council
William Reick Jr
Bernard Dewey
William Warm
Guy Patterson
P.T.A
Preston
Greensboro
Board of Education
Caroline
Harmony Hi Lights Board Meeting Jan 11
The official Board met on January 11 and agreed to convene every other month with the next meeting on March 8. The MYF will split into Jr High and Sr High groups with new advisors Mr and Mrs David Nagel for the Sr High group. A Youth Group formation was discussed. A private telephone was installed in the parsonage and the Interpreter's Bible for Steve Gehring ordered. Jr Choir reorganized starting Jan 30 at 4 pm. children aged 8 and over invited to attend.
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MYF
Jr. High
Sr. High
David Nagel
Sr.High
Steve Gehring
Edenton Homemakers Demo on Credit Buying at Jan 11 Meeting
Edenton Homemakers Club held its January 11 1965 meeting at Mrs Phyllis Smiths home with Mrs Louise Sharp presiding Ten members answered roll call and two visitors attended Grace Palen and Elsie Bunny Minutes were read and approved The treasurer reported 52 68 in the treasury Palen led a demonstration on Bank Credit and Revolving Charge Accounts followed by a lively discussion A holiday basket letter was read a capsule sisters vote was approved for Christmas only name drawings The meeting adjourned and members planned next sessions crochet lessons refreshments were served The note suggests planting Red Chuckleberry English Hawthorn Northern Bayberry Fragrant Sumac and American Elder to attract birds.
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Grace Palen
Edenton
Tressie Reger
Palen
Shirley Trice
Elsie Bunny
TRI COUNTY CORN AND SOY BEAN MEETING IN EASTON
Farmers in Caroline Dorchester and Talbot counties attend a full day program at the New Easton Fire Hall on Thursday February 4 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m. The agenda covers corn and soybean production pests fertilizer recommendations and market conditions with experts Dr James Kantzes T L Bissell Allan Bandel and Dr William Griffith. Coffee and doughnuts will be served from 9 to 9 30 a m courtesy of Maryland National Bank.
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Tri-County
Easton Fire House
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot
New Easton
Maryland National Bank
Aaa
James Kantzes
T.L. Bissell
William Griffith
James Miller
Eastern Shore Agriculture
James Co. Johnson
Joe Newcomer
Agron
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Farm Building Plan Exchange
Kenneth E. Felton
University of Maryland Farm Structures
Custer’s Last Stand Ad at Ridgely Furniture Mart
An advertisement touts R and A Furniture Mart in Ridgely offering a full range of appliances for the home after a playful note about George Custer’s last nightstand breaking during a move. The copy aims to entice readers to visit the store for complete house furnishings.
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George Custer
R&a Furniture Mart
Ridgely
January Green Clover 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The January 18 meeting at Greensboro Fire Hall featured demonstrations by Marie Gianninata on bed making and a camera talk by Bonnie Thomas. Susan Garey and Harriet Garey led Safety and Cleanliness in the Kitchen, a group project. Diane Larimore and Jay Rastein tied in a home safety game. Marie Gianninata served refreshments. The next meeting is February 15 at the same hall.
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Green Clover 4-H Club
Greensboro
Cindy Thornton
Susan Garey
Marie Gianninata
Bonnie Thomas
Susan
Harriet Garey
Diane Larimore
Jay Rastein
Bobby Thornton
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P.T.A. Magazine
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I’. M. Rogers
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Denton Post Office
Choptank Electric Cooperative
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Full Line Plant Foods
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Harold Klahold
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