Tri County Holstein Show Set for August 3 at Federalsburg
The Tri County Holstein Show will be held Thursday August 3 starting at 11 am in Chambers Park Federalsburg Entries must be in the County Agent office by July 18 Health papers go to the Livestock Sanitary Service in Baltimore on that date The committee expects a strong show for purebred Holsteins and urges breeders to prepare and exhibit their animals Tomatoes Should Be Sprayed For Early Blight Right Now Kent Sussex Fair Starts July 22 The Kent and Sussex Fair at Harrington runs July 22 to 29 and readers are advised to mark their calendars
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Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Livestock Sanitary Service Office
Baltimore
James Kantzes
University of Maryland
Salisbury
Kantzes
Sudan
Kent-Sussex
Kent and Sussex
Harrington
Local Social Roundup From Easton And Surrounding Areas
Last Sunday and week events include visits by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas to Easton and Centreville, and multiple calls on the Dav is and Stafford families in Denton Ridgely and Harmony. The Ames Church Vacation Bible School held a picnic at Nagel's Pond with a graduation service led by Rev Don Hurst.
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L. H. Thomas
L. Hopkins Thomas
Easton
Tommy Lee Thomas
Carlton Seward
J. R. Ricords
Denton
Russum Orme
Rusty
Chas. Davis
Chas. O
Dawson Fountain
Ames Church Vacation Bible School
Nagel’s Pond
Harmony
J. Leas Green
Peninsula Conference
Ames Church
Wesley Stafford
Roland Towers
Frank Willoughby
Paul Adams
Ricky Sharp
Charlie Maloney
Don Hurst
Edna Statum
Lewi Caitley
Linda Stafford
Mary Robinson
Ridgely
Danny Towers
Towers
Louise Overington
Easton H Hospital
Paul Stafford
Centreville
B. D. Allen
Easton Hospital
Frank Fountain
Wanda
Marie
Preston residents attend rallies and visits across towns
Local residents list visits and duties from Preston to Chestertown and Dover. Attendees include Mrs. Gilbert Lane and Mrs. Joseph Patchett at the D A rally, while Rev. Huffman is absent as guest speaker Steve Gehring speaks at Bethesda Church. Other notes mention travel, summer school, and social gatherings.
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Harry Wright
Choptank Road
Gilbert Lane
Joseph Patchett
William Kraus
Oliver Murphy
Kenneth Lane
Preston
Albert Pahlman
Trappe
The
Daughters of America
Chestertown
Steve Gehring
Harmony
C. Huffman
Bethesda Methodist Church
Order of American Mechanics
Olin Todd
Kenneth Todd
G. Crabtree
Baltimore
Lloyd Brodes
W. E. Bonner
University of Maryland
Helen E. Davis
Dover
Delaware
Clara Sehmick
Orland McCetly
Paul Harrington
Washington
Lawrence Legates
Lois Chance
Theodore Schmick
Robert van de Visser
Hyattsville
George Mowbray
N. Virginia
John Haass
Monday Bridge Club
G. C. Carmine
Maple Ave
Earl Roberts
Charles Newton
Atlantic City
N. J
H. B. Plummer
Rehoboth Beach
Local families share visits and meals across towns
The report lists numerous guests and hosts from Ridgeley West Virginia to Denton Greenwood and Harrington visiting relatives in Baltimore Denton Greenwood and other towns. It notes Mrs Scott's gradual improvement after weeks at home and mentions Miss Pamela West visiting Carl Parker.
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Fred Torbert
Baltimore
John Cunningham
Cecil Sinners
Luther Lee, Jr
Timmy
Edgar Scott
Denton
Harvey Scott
Harrington
Pamela West
Carl Parker
Covey Brown
Mannheim Pvt Schwartz joins Seventh Army Order of Gold Patriots
Army Pvt George C Schwartz 21 of Ridgely has joined the Seventh U S Army Order of Gold Patriots while serving with the 51st Infantry in Mannheim Germany. The voluntary group pledges to support Kennedy and save part of monthly pay to curb U S gold outflow. Schwartz entered service January 1960, trained at Fort Hood and arrived in Germany in June 1960. He is a Ridgely High School graduate.
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Mannheim
Germany
Army
George C. Schwartz
Lawrence Schwartz
Ridgely
Seventh U. S. Army
Order of Gold
51St Infantry
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Seventh Army
Schwartz
Infantry
Fort Hood
Texas
Ridgely High School
Quiet Wedding in Templeville for Miss Christine Ware and Mr Burris
Miss Christine Mae Ware and Mr Harry Melvin Burris of Templeville wed at the home of Rev Grover C Tharp on a Friday evening June 16. The ceremony was followed by congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Christine Mae Ware
Harry Melvin Burris
Templeville
Grover C. Tharp
T. H. Gough
Olivia M. Coffin
Amos Coffin
Dover
Ernest Gavin and Sons
Camp Hill
Louis Puspoki
Near Town
John Hayden
Easton Hospital
Mildred Gooden
Washington
T. A. Montague
G. M. Bachman
Newport
Milton Bischoff
Baltimore
Julia Gerth
A. FE. Harrel
Bellevue
Irvin Whitezell
Temple
Leah Burke
Orwigburg
Grover Tharp
James
Harold Overfield
Dora B. Melvin
Alvin Marchant
Greensboro
James Irvin
Wilmington
Mary S. Pippin
Denton Social Guests Visit In Local Homes
Hickman Susie Noble reports for the Denton area noting that Mr. and Mrs. George Brade hosted Monday evening visitors. In Wilmington the Parker couple had Sunday dinner guests, while Mr. and Mrs. Wade Isner entertained relatives from Morehead City and Greensboro last week.
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George Brade
Denton
Clarence Breeding
Charles Henry Parker
Wilmington
Carl Parker
Wade Isner
William Forest
Morehead
N. C
Jesse Forest and Son
Greensboro
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Rehoboth
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