Soil Supervisors Hold June Meeting in Caroline High School
Caroline County District Soil Supervisors met Tuesday night June 18 at 8 p m in Caroline High School Denton. Chairman H H Rieck led the session with supervisors Clayton Roe W S Carroll and Chris Nagel present. Rieck stressed worn equipment, need for repairs or replacements and urged proper drainage soil fertility through crop rotations lime and fertilizer. John Cotton University of Maryland extension conservationist attended and showed a film Feeding The Soil illustrating soil fertility practices.
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Caroline County
Caroline High School
Denton
H. H. Rieck
Clayton Roe
W. S. Carroll
Ridgely
Chris Nagel
Federalsburg
Rieck
John Cotton
University of Maryland
Register Jobs For Unemployed In Cambridge Maryland
Eighty nine people registered for work with U S E S of which 22 were veterans. Last week there were 10 referrals and 2 placements with 152 job openings. For help write or call United States Employment Service Cambridge Maryland or visit Denton Armory Wednesdays 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Farmers may call County Agent F M Rogers Denton. The committee aims to match suitable workers with employers and urges immediate return of referral cards. Jobs may be permanent or temporary.
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United States Employment Service
Cambridge
Denton Armory
F. M. Rogers
Denton
Annual Tournament Set For August 7 at Old St. Joseph's
The Old St. Joseph's Catholic Church near Cordova hosts its annual tournament on Wednesday August 7 announced by Harry D Slaughter, arrangements chairman. Morning horse show and afternoon riding jousting lead to crowning the Queen of Love and Beauty by the top point holder. Parish ladies will serve country style dinners and suppers. Tournaments have drawn thousands for over 75 years and organizers promise a consistent event with full details to follow.
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Old St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Cordova
Harry D. Slaughter
Old St. Joseph’s
Cancer Drive in Caroline County Surpasses Goal
Mrs. William F. Wolf of Denton announced the Caroline county cancer control campaign raised 987.57, exceeding its 748.41 quota. Denton contributed 524.81, Goldsboro 51.55, Henderson 18.27, Preston 5, Greensboro 55, Federalsburg 223.01, with the drive extended in Maryland due to delays.
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William F. Wolf
Denton
Caroline county
Maryland
Mr Foster to Visit Denton for Interview
Announcement states Norman P. Foster manager of the Salisbury Field Office of the Social Security Board will be in Denton on Tuesday June 2 at 2 p m. He will be available for interview at the Post Office that day.
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Norman P. Foster
Salisbury Field
Social Security Board
Denton
Vote Next Monday Maryland Primaries Shaping Up
A Maryland editorial argues that primary results hinge on organization versus independent voters. It notes Tawes as the organization candidate in parts of Baltimore and counties, Baldwin’s faction, and warns the independent voter can swing convention delegates. It urges Democrats to vote on Monday June 24.
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Maryland
Mr. Tawes
Baltimore city
Lane
Baldwin
Caroline County
Caroline
Hughes Fans Fifteen Batters To Blank Rock Hall
The Denton Baseball Club blanked Rock Hall 6 to 0 as Harry Hughes held the host to six hits and struck out 15. Key moments came in the 6th when Holland, Willis, and Tucker produced two runs, aided by Plummer’s relief. Rock Hall managed no runs while Denton added six in the game. Time 2 hours 30 minutes. Winning pitcher Hughes. losing pitcher Elder. Umpires Knight and Holland. Scorer Doc Baker.
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Harry Hughes
Rock Hall
Elder
Cy Cole
Wier
Plummer
Ty Holland
Weir
Buck Willis
Tucker
Horace Quillen
Hughes
Harry
Cole
Nuttle
Holland
Willis
Bill Soller
Walt Plummer
Denton
Jones
F. Plummer
Shirley
Morris
Thawley
Quillen
F Plummer
ton wu
W. Plummer
Porter
Knight
Doc Baker
Upper Bay boys
H. Po Benjamin
Shreek
E. Jacobs Jones
J. Strong Lord
rf J Shirley
rf Orr
cf Morris
W Plummer
Shreek i
Denton Po
W. Thawley
ss. Nuttle
If. Holland
Radcliffe To Head 14th Dime Drive
Senator George L. Radcliffe will lead the fourteenth March of Dimes campaign as state chairman for the fourth year in a row Basil O Connor announced. Under his leadership yearly collections rose from 10000 to 244765 03 and Miss Catherine C Gayle will continue as assistant state chairman and campaign director.
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George L. Radcliffe
March of Dimes
Basil O’Connor
National Association for
4-H Fat Hog Show and Sale on October 30 in Denton
Downey announces a Fat Hog Show and Sale at the Cattle Exchange in Denton under the Eastern Shore 4-H clubs. Awards include ribbons cash prizes and a Grand Champion award. F M Rogers will manage the show with Ural G Bee Sherwood Wilson and others assisting. Morris Sneider of Caroline Sales Company offers facilities and support for the event.
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Myle
Downey
Cattle Exchange
Denton
Eastern Shore
C. Z. Keller
Somerset county
Maryland
F. M. Rogers
Caroline County
Pfc Rampmeyer Returns After Reenlistment in Army
Pfc George H Rampmeyer arrived at the New York Port of Embarkation aboard the Colby Victory for furlough and reassignment after reenlisting. Inducted September 1940, trained at Ft Meade, served in Egypt, Africa, Northern France, Normandy, Ardennes, Central Europe and Rhineland with the 147th Transportation Battalion. He plans overseas duty again and is the son of C A Rampmeyer of Ridgely. His medals include Good Conduct Victory American Defense American Theatre Ribbon Occupation and European Theatre Ribbon with seven battle stars.
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George H. Rampmeyer
New York
Colby Victory
Pfc
Rampmeyer
Ft. Meade
147th
France
Normandy
Ardennes
Central Europe
Rhineland
C. A. Rampmeyer
Ridgely
Work Shop Held in Towson Attracts County Educators
Caroline county is represented at a Maryland State Board of Education workshop held at State Teachers College Towson. The event opened this week with remarks by Mrs. Winfield T. Nichols of Caroline High School Denton Fred G. Asilton Preston High School principal and Miss A May Thompson of Denton elementary schools supervisor.
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Caroline county
Maryland State Board of Education
State Teachers’ College
Towson
Winfield T. Nichols
Caroline High School
Denton
Fred G. Asilton
Preston High School
A. May Thompson
Recently Married Photo By Towse
The marriage of Miss Barbara Wynn Cooper and Mr. Wayne Archie Cawley Jr. took place at First Methodist Church here. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail F. Cooper while Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Cawley.
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Towse
Barbara Wynn Cooper
Gail F. Cooper
Wayne Archie Cawley, Jr
Wayne A. Cawley
First Methodist Church
here
Denton Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
A June 17 dinner in First Methodist Church socials rooms honored Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Cooper on their golden wedding anniversary. The pair wed in Byron Center Michigan and lived there until moving to this area 25 years ago. They have six children five sons and daughters, six grandsons and four granddaughters, plus many friends and the Reverend John E. French who spoke briefly.
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First Methodist Church
Harry S. Cooper
Denton
Maryland
Cooper
Denton-Greensboro road
Flora Fitch
Eastern Star
Alan Dell
Baltimore
Markland Benson
Baltimore county
John Lynch
Seaford
Gail F. Cooper
Wendell Cooper
Norfolk
Douglas Cooper
University of Maryland Medical School
John E. French
How Conventions Nominate After Primaries Are Over
Maryland uses convention votes to decide nominations after primaries. Each district provides seven convention votes, totaling 152. The highest convention vote winner becomes the nominee, regardless of who wins the popular primary, with tickets spread across Western Central Southern and Eastern Maryland and Baltimore City.
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Baltimore city
Maryland General Assembly
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Harford
Howard
Anne Arundel
Prince George’s
Calvert
Charles
St. Mary’s
Eastern Shore
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
U. S. Senate
H. Street Baldwin
Congress
Baltimore County
John S. White
Prince George’s County
John Benjamin Funk
William Preston Lane Jr
Washington County
Hall Hammond
James J. Lacy
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Soil Supervisors
Mr. Foster
Hartly
Houston
Greensboro
Bridgeville
Felton
Church Hill
Dentonians
Strong
Lord
Den- Anse
W. L. Pet. Houston
Hardy
Bridgeville Denton
Greensboro Church Hill
States
United States Senate
J. Millard Tawes
W. Earl Cobey
Allegany county
Charles H. Roloson Jr
Tawes
Thomas E. Cook
Frederick County
John M. Kennedy
Vincent F. Long
Stephen B. Peddicord
J. DeWeese Carter
Charles E. Baden
Daniel H. Carroll
H. L. Loreman Jr
Salisbury
John E. LaVeck
Herbert R. O’Conor
Anne Arundel County
Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne's County
Emerson C. Harrington, Jr
Dorchester County
Caroline County Ticket
Merriken
George W. Beck
State Senate
Austin R. Murphy
Orland B. Blades
Dorsey W. Banning
W. A. Stewart Wright
James A. Wise
Irving W. Trice
H. Roland Towers
Edward D. Sparks
Emmett Hignutt
William L. DeFord
C. Jerome Brown
C. Harvey Towers
Dorsey R. Nichols
Thos. L
Republican Party
David John Markey
Roscoe F. Walter
Montgomery County
Joseph Allison Wilmer
Charles County
Wm. H. Lloyd
Edward T. Miller
Talbot County
Theodore R. McKeldin
Herman L. Mills
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