Hornworm and Pest Alerts Plus 4-H Events in Caroline County
Hornworms found on tomatoes in Caroline County threaten foliage. Treatments include 3 pints T. C. FE in 25 to 40 gallons per acre, repeat in 2-3 weeks. Bagworms, aphids on maples, alfalfa leafhoppers, and malathion spray instructions follow. Also announced Holstein Field Day in Federalsburg on Aug 2 with committee names and entry deadlines, plus State 4-H Conservation Camp July 16-21 for six local youths and a Willis Farms small grain and forage meeting June 29 with University of Maryland experts.
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Pomitees
Caroline County
Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Denton
William E. Meredith
Caroline County Holstein Association
Sidney English
Vienna
R. Calvin Lister
Greensboro
Douglas C. Bennington
Ernest Handley
Steele Phillips
Hurlock
D. Mason Cheezum
Preston
Mortimer Smedley, Jr
C. L. Horn
Federal Cartridge Corporation
U. of Md. Extension Service
Marshy Hope
Trappe
Willis Farms, Inc
University of Maryland
University of Maryland Extension Service
Henderson S. Catherine Melvin Correspondent Notes
Henderson S. Catherine Melvin reports social visits from Canterbury Delaware to nearby town. guests include Ralph Thompson family, Robert Stahler family, Wessels, Ver non, Raughley and Clark families. Patty Raughley recovered from tonsillectomy at Kent General Hospital. John Horvath hospitalized at Kent General. Wishing speedy recoveries for Horvath and Patty Raughley.
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Ralph Thompson
Canterbury
Del
Walter Wessel
Robert Stahler
Baltimore
I. E. Vernon
Near Town
W. J. Clark
Annabel Clark
Mary Breeding
Niles Clark
Tolchester
Edward Quillen
Ridgely
John Raughley
Patty Raughley
Kent General Hospital
Dover
John Horvath
Horvath
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie
Queenstown News Ends After 74 Years of Publication
The Queenstown News published its last issue June 22 1956 ending a weekly run since January 2 1882. Owner editor and publisher George Steinfelt known as Steiny ran the paper with the final notice citing newsprint shortages higher costs and postal rate increases. The publisher will continue in job printing under the name Queenstown Job Printing and urged readers to subscribe to The Journal.
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Queenstown
George Steinfelt
Steiny
Mike Aker
Mike
Little Weekly
Queenstown News
Queenstown Job Printing
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Hendersons
Alaive
Journal
Rand McNally
Road Atlas and Travel Guide
Canada
Mexico
Caroline Home
Paul W. Johnson and
E. Aldridge Pepper
4Th & Market Sts
Denton, MD