Sandy Holden Wins Caroline Farm Crown
Eighteen year old Sandy Holden daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Holden was crowned Farm Queen at the Caroline County Farm Bureau picnic She will represent the county at the state contest for 1961 She receives 10 dollars and a silver pin Second place Car ole Edwards Preston wins 8 dollars Joanie Bishop Greensboro 5 dollars Other contestants Ruth Flaharty Preston Jean Griffith Greensboro Phyllis Stevens and Mary Elizabeth Todd Denton receive 2 dollars The event followed a chicken barbecue at Garland Lake Denton with about 200 attendees Judges included Mrs Ben Coppage Mrs James Bigelow and Mrs Jas Baxter The Farm Bureau provided chicken and beverages while farm families contributed dishes
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Caroline
Sandy Holden
Raymond Holden
Caroline County Farm Bureau
North Caroline High School
Denton
Farm Bureau
Carole Edwards Preston
Queen Anne’s
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report details a safe burglary investigation at Sunshine Laundry Federalsburg and linked incidents at Woodlea Restaurant Denton Blue Top Ridge ly and Mosley s Tavern Burrsville. Five suspects including a 15 year old girl were interviewed in Oxford Pa and face warrants. They are tied to at least 34 similar cases across three states in the past year.
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Sunshine Laundry
Federalsburg
Oxford
Woodlea
Denton
Blue Top
Ridgely
Burrsville
Eugene A. Arnold, Jr
Severna Park
Ernest Joseph Brown
Deiton
Arnold
Brown
Renee
Easton
Wright
Hymn Singing Has Vital Role In Religious Faith
Bill McVey argues hymn singing strengthens faith and unity. He shares personal anecdotes of strangers joining in song, the bonding power of corporate hymnody, and how singing transforms individuals, groups, and communities toward common devotion and freedom to worship.
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Bill McVey
Hoopengardner Attends Towson Economic Education Workshop
Wilbur S. Hoopengardner, superintendent of Caroline County Schools, attends the Seventh Annual Workshop on Economic Education at Towson State Teachers College. Presented by Johns Hopkins University and several Maryland colleges, the event builds teacher awareness of the national economy through seminars with leaders from labor, industry and government. The workshop ends today, July 28.
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Wilbur S. Hoopengardner
Caroline County
Towson State Teachers College
Johns Hopkins University
Goucher
Western Maryland
Loyola Colleges
University of Maryland
Army Captain Patrick Assigned to Saigon Group
Service Shorts SAIGON Vietnam Army Captain Samuel W. Patrick 34 wife Martha lives in Clarksville Tenn assigned to Military Assistance Advisory Group Saigon Vietnam July 3 1960 Capt Patrick son of Samuel W. Patrick Easton was a 1943 graduate of Caroline High School Denton His mother Mrs Ruth H Layton lives on Route 2 Denton
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Saigon
Vietnam
Samuel W. Patrick
Martha
Clarksville
Tenn
Patrick
Easton
Caroline High School
Denton
Ruth H. Layton
Demonstration Plots At NCHS And Related Navy News
The North Carolina FFA Chapter and Vo-Ag Department with University of Maryland Extension invite the public to observe school farm plots on Thursday August 3 at 7 pm. Corn plots compare seven hybrids with population and weed control studies plus fertilization plots using synthetic urea. Soybean varieties Bethel Kent Clark Hill Dorman Lee Hood Ogden also listed. Navy amphibious squadron five ships and crews, including USS Seminole, visit San Diego later this month after service with Seventh Fleet in the Far East. Navy Lt (jg) Philip Is Love, son of Denton residents, serves aboard. At Parris Island SC, Terry A Shorts of Greensboro enlisted in the Marines for four years July 13 and begins recruit training.
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North Caroline
Bethel
Kent
Clark
Hill
Dorman
Lee
Hood
Ogden
San Diego
Calif
Amphibious Squadron Five
Navy
R. B. Erly
Seventh Fleet
Far East
Philip Is. Love
William FE. Love
Denton
Western Pacific
North Borneo
Far Eastern
Red Cross
Parris Island
S. C
Terry A. Shorts
Medford M. Shorts
Greensboro
Marine Corps
Terry
North Caroline High School
8. C
State's Attorney Tries Several Cases In Courts
On Thursday July 19 Magistrate W A Stewart Wright presided as Rol and Hayes Roach 23 of Federalsburg was acquitted of manslaughter by automobile but found guilty of reckless driving in the May 27 fatality on the Hynson Federalshoro State Road. Road fined 100 dollars and costs with a 30 day jail term suspended. David Cecil Ridgely forfeited 50 for disorderly conduct while Evelyn Cecil was found guilty and fined 215. Alexander Beulah paid 25 for forest conservation violations. On Friday July 21 Mose Carter of Norfolk Va was fined 3 with suspended jail term for bad check. On Monday July 24 Sam Coleman was guilty of assault and given 25 days in jail or 24 50 fine. Joseph Coulbourne Preston paid 10 for speeding. All convictions before Magistrate John Tilghman in Federalsburg. Before Magistrate Wright on July 24 Roger Carlett Scofield paid 15 for speeding Clarence Crouse 5 for drunkenness and Carlton Bickling 25 for two counts of disorderly conduct. Trial of Jimmy Lee Dunn set for Monday Aug 7 at 2 pm in Denton for manslaughter by automobile two cases drunken driving reckless driving and possession of alcohol by a minor. Four Pennsylvnia State Police custody men charged with statutory burglary of the Sunshine Laundry Federalsburg on July 11 Thomas J Davis James I Marker Marvin V Marker Eliza Messick all white and from Delaware.
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W. A. Stewart Wright
Roland Hayes Roach
Federalsburg
James Leonard Robinson
Hynson-Federalshoro State Road
David Cecil
Ridgely
Evelyn Cecil
Alexander Beulah
Mose Carter
Negro
Norfolk
Sam Coleman
Joseph Coulbourne
Preston
John Tilghman
Wright
Roger Carlett Scofield
Clarence Crouse
Carlton Bickling
Jimmy Lee Dunn
Sunshine Laundry
Thomas J. Davis
James I. Marker
Marvin V. Marker
Eliza Messick
Delaware
Camp Barnes Benefit Race At Harrington
The Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police will sponsor the 11th Annual Camp Barnes Stock Car Race at Harrington Fairy Ground Track on Route 13 with a rain date of August 15. Proceeds fund Camp Barnes sending Delaware youths for free two week vacations. General admission is $1.50 with reserved seats at $2.00. tickets available through state and local police or Troops at Dover, Bridgeville and Georgetown.
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Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police
Harrington Fairy Ground
Route 13
Harrington
Delaware
Seaboard
United States
Camp Barnes
Dover
Bridgeville
Georgetown
Maryland to Build Gamma Irradiation Facility at UM Campus
The University of Maryland will design a gamma irradiation facility for radiation research with a 3 inch diameter, 1 foot high cobalt 60 source containing 3000 curies. The shielded room will be below ground, and the system will be installed in a two story building near the chemical engineering department. Dr. Joseph Silverman will direct the project with graduate student Chaitanya Agnihotri, financed by a 54,497 dollar contract with the Atomic Energy Commission and the university.
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University of Maryland
Joseph Silverman
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Chemical Engineering
Silverman
Chaitanya Agnihotri
Shrine Of Immortals Game Set For Aug. 12 At Stadium
The Shrine of Immortals Game will be held Saturday night August 12 at the Baltimore stadium preceding the Orioles game with the Boston Red Sox. The 1961 event will reproduce the Junior World Series game of October 9 1944 drawing 52833 fans, with inductees Lefty Grove Jimmy Foxx and others expected. Fans will vote for two more immortals to be inducted at 1962 game. Ceremonies start at 7 00 p m with additional features planned and further announcements to come.
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Lefty Grove
Joe Boley
Max Bishop
Marwin Jacobson
Jack Ogden
Fritz Maisel
Maryland All Stars
Rogers Hornsby
Home Run Baker
Charlie Keller
Rollie Hemsley
Eddie Rommel
Mickey Cochrane
Free State Diamonds
Frank Skaff
Howie Moss
Bob Latshaw
Felix Mackiewicz
Kenny Braun
Johnny Podgajny
Blas Monaco
Jimmy Foxx
Shrine of Immortals
Maryland
Hall of Fame
Babe Ruth
Grove
Foxx
Maryland State Police promotes four troopers to trooper first class
Franklin T. Wilson of Denton is promoted to trooper first class and assigned to the Caroline County detachment from the Easton barrack. Also promoted to trooper first class are Easton troopers James A. Cooper Edwin Kuechler Walter W. Duncan and Vernon T. Bledsoe.
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Franklin T. Wilson
Denton
Maryland
Land Week Committee Forms for Maryland observance
Mr. Harry H. Rieck Sr called a meeting of representatives to plan Maryland Week in Caroline County on October 17 1961. Lewis Davis was elected County Chairman and Charles Layton secretary. The steering committee includes F. M. Rogers Mrs Grace Palen H Coursey Edwards and Charles Layton. The aims are soil and water conservation education erosion and drainage impacts and the interdependence of soil forest water and wildlife for aesthetic and economic value. The county seeks broader participation in the annual observance.
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Harry H. Rieck
Maryland
Caroline County
Lewis Davis
Caroline Board of Education
Chas. Layton
F. M. Rogers
Grace Palen
H. Coursey Edwards
Pilgrim Holiness Camp Opens in Denton Grove Maryland
The sixty third Pilgrim Holiness Camp Meeting at Denton Maryland runs July 28 to August 6 with daily services at 10 30 2 30 and 7 30. Special baptismal service August 2 at 10 30 am and Missionary Day August 3 with Foreign Missions speakers.
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Denton
Maryland
Foreign Missions
Eastern Pilgrim College
Camp Grove
Campground
Rte
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