Hargreaves Heads Caroline County Library Board
John R. Hargreaves elected president of the Board of Library Trustees at the annual meeting in the Head Quarters Library. Miss Mary Katherine Porter named vice president and Mrs. W. A. Cawley Sr. treasurer. Mrs. James M. Ledman re-elected secretary for a third term. Committees set with Hargreaves leading Budget, Porter on Building, and Blades with Cawley and Nichols on Planning. William N. Raleigh serves as ex-officio member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hargreaves
Board of Library Trustees
Caroline County
Mary Katherine Porter
Greensboro
W. A. Cawley
Denton
James M. Ledman
Preston
Hargreaves
Federalsburg
Board of
Library Trustees
J. D. Carter
J. Dallas Blades
Irma Nichols
William N. Raleigh
Board of Trustees
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Juanita Turkington
Lillian Irwin
Kay Trice
Leslie Barrett
Muriel Butler
Nancy Voss
Mary Horsey
Myrtle Palmer
May Smith
Barbara Palmer
Louise Crouse
Irene Towers
Ella Henry
Betty Jane Khaufman
Lavinia Eye
Dolly Moore
Hilda Lowe
Ruth Beauchamp
Pearl McAllister
Madge Jump
Ruth Reynolds
John Bacsak, Jr
Wm. Beers
Grace Bowdle
Blake Brooks
W. R. Brown
Wilson Butler
T. W. Campbell
Elizabeth Cannon
Emily Cannon
Wayne Cawley, Sr
Blanche Chaffinch
James Mr. Clarke
Charles Detwiler
Mary DeWeese
Robert Dulin
Douglas Fleetwood, Sr
J. W. Funk
Alvin Gadow
Wm. Garey
Louise Gray
Joseph Harrington
Edward Henry
Gorman Henry
J. Boone Jarrell, Jr
B. F. Johnson, Jr
P. P. Kaufman
J. Kitchen
Donald Laramore
Norton Leverage
Raymond Lutz
Leon Maloney
C. V. Moore
Theo. Orme
Wm. Otto
Edwin Satterfield
E. R. Shoemaker
Paul Singer
Oscar Smith
O. O. Stivers
Pearl Taylor
James Thawley
Charles Thetford
Carl Towers
W. W. Wunderlich
Mrs Robert Holt Wins National Rose Festival Honor
The Caroline County Garden Club held its June meeting at Mrs Irvin Brumbaughs Greensboro home. Members praised flower arrangements by Christine Heineman who stressed design, color and balance. Mrs Robert Holt of Federalsburg received an honorable mention in the 42nd Rose Festival in Newark New York. A new member joined, Mrs G L Duffey, with a luncheon served by hostesses. Public notice invites Denton residents to a July 10 sewer service meeting at the fire house.
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Caroline County Garden Club
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Christine Heineman
Robert Holt
Federalsburg
Newark
N. Y
G. L. Duffey
Brumbaugh
Mildred Ginn
W. H. Paxson
Miss Catherine Holland Retires As Snyder County Economist
Miss Catherine Holland of Snyder County Pa retires as extension home economist effective June 30 after 25 years with Pennsylvania extension service. native of Ridgely she educated at Stevens Drexel Bucknell and later served as county chair and director in community groups while leading 4 H growth and leadership development.
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Catherine Holland
Snyder County
extension service
Pennsylvania
Miss Holland
Ridgely
G. W. Holland
Stevens (Girls
Lancaster
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Bucknell University
Ogantz School
Church Home for Children
West Philadelphia
The
American Home Economics Association
Pennsylvania Home Economics Association
Pennsylvania Extension Home Economists Association
International Congress of Home Economists
extension fraternity
Epsilon Siema Phi
National Home Demonstration Agents’ Association
Middleburg
State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In Courts
On Wednesday morning June 26 Judge Carter presided in Caroline County Circuit Court as Charlie Gleaton and Russell Clench pleaded guilty to assault and battery on William Baynard. Assault with intent to murder was dismissed after pleas. Both requested pre sentence investigations. sentencing anticipated about four weeks. Judge Carter also granted probation without a verdict to two youths for breaking and entering, with supervision by Parole and Probation. Earlier, July 1, Magistrate Tilghman in Federalsburg sentenced Alexander Santee to 60 days and a $50 fine for drunk and disorderly conduct after an initial 30 day sentence, the fine unpaid. Santee, a Mississippi migrant laborer, woke the camp boss and allegedly tried to set fire to the boss’s cabin following earlier disputes.
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Carter
Caroline County
Charlie Daniel Gleaton
West Denton
Russell Lee Clench
Ridgely
William Orville Baynard
James Owen Knotts
Cloneh
Gleaton
John F. Tilghman
Federalsburg
Alexander Santee
Mississippi
Roland Blades
Preston
Santee
Susan S. Horsey Earns National Merit Honors At Onteora
Susan S. Horsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas C Horsey Jr of Woodstock NY graduated at Onteora High School Boiceville NY with a Regents Diploma Academic Honors and National Merit Scholarship. She is the first four year National Merit Scholar from her school among Ulster County recipients and plans to study psychology and math at Cornell University. Her family includes senior editor Thomas C Horsey Jr at IBM Kingston NY and Eleanor F Horsey Denton and Washington residents among attendees at the June 23 commencement.
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Susan S. Horsey
Thomas C. Norsey, Jr
Woodstock
New York
Onteora High School
Boiceville
N. Y
Ulster County
U. S
United States
Susan
National Honor Society
Girl’s State
marshall
Cornell University
Thomas C. Horsey, Jr
Greensboro
International Business Machines Corporation
Kingston, N. Y
T. Cayton Horsey
Eleanor F. Horsey
Denton
Washington
Edgar Bishop
Joan
Eva
Farm drainage projects and a baseball legend pass away
Cecil Meckley signs a district cooperative agreement in Ridgely for a farm pond and local farmers report June ditching and land work. Former Athletics and Yankees star Home Run Baker dies at his Talbot County farm at 1886 birth record and Hall of Fame 1955 inductee with a storied career and farm life in Trappe.
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Cecil Meckley
Meckley
Ridgely
Messrs
Paul Singer
William Engerman
William Loukidas
Theodore Fletcher
Chesapeake Bay River
Wright-Harrison
Weer-Levengood
Leon Meredith
Joseph Baesak
Wiliam Cox
J. T. Alstrom
James Weer
Abron Stark
Ben Cohee
Arthur Richardson
Ben Co
Baker
Talbot County
John Franklin Baker
Maryland
Mr. Baker
Eastern Shore
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N. Y
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Rube Marquard
Christy Mathewson
Athletics
Giants
the
Trappe
Easton
Buck Herzog
Herzog
A’s
Chicago
A's
Mack
Philadelphia
Mr. Mack
Frank Baker
Yankees
Review of Maryland Traffic Fatalities Last Week
Eleven people died on Maryland highways last week per the Maryland State Police weekly survey. Three drivers, six passengers, and two pedestrians were killed. four deaths involved unsafe turns, five involved speed, and driver error affected all cases. Major Davidson urged safe driving, noting sun glare and disregard for signals as hazards. He stressed personal responsibility to develop safe driving habits.
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Maryland
Geo. E. Davidson
Davidson
Major Davidson
Wirts To Teach First Aid Course In Denton
William Wirts of Greensboro, an authorized first aid volunteer instructor, will teach an advanced first aid course in Denton from 7 30 to 10 30 p m July 15 through 19. Location not yet determined. Prerequisite is a standard first aid certificate. This course leads to the first aid instructors training in Denton August 5 to 9. Caroline County Red Cross Chapter urges enrollment via first aid chairman Dr H R Trapnell Federalsburg Pleasant 4 8981.
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William Wirts
Greensboro
Denton
Caroline County
Red Cross
H. R. Trapnell
Federalsburg
Pleasant
Obituary for Mrs Iona Holt Federalsburg matriarch dies at 87
Mrs Iona Rebecca Holt 87 widow of Rev Thomas S Holt a retired Methodist clergyman and founder of Holt Oil Co died at her Federalsburg home. She belonged to Union Methodist Church WSCS and Federalsburg Woman's Club. Survived by three sons John T Salisbury Walter Dover and Robert W Federalsburg, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. Framptom Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Rebecca Holt
Thomas S. Holt
Holt Oil Co
Federalsburg
Union Methodist Church
Holt
WSCS
Death Notice for Leo B. Culhane 67 in Delaware Veterans Hospital
Leo B. Culhane 67 of Federalsburg Md died Friday at the Veterans Hospital Elsmere Delaware from a heart attack. A Michigan native and World War I veteran he was a retired carpenter and painter. Survived by widow Carrie M. Culhane five sons Leo J r Pennsburg Pa James J Camden N J William R Frank M and Robert L all Federalsburg. three daughters Livelyn Layton Ocean City Md Nellie Averell Los Angeles Calif and Bernice Culhane Federalsburg. 13 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren and brother Roy Chelsea Mich. (Continued on page 4)
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Leo B. Culhane
Veterans Hospital
Elsmere
Delaware
Michigan
Federalsburg
Carrie M. Culhane
Leo B., Jr
Pennsburg
James J
Camden
N. J
William R
Frank M
Robert L
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