Crisis in higher education stresses quality over growth
Grinnell College President Howard R. Bowen outlines an education crisis driven by a postwar birth boom, rising college participation, and expanding knowledge demands. He argues liberal arts colleges should prioritize quality and prudent expansion, while urging private funding to avoid government subsidies and potential political control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Bowen
Grinnell College
Bowen
Grinnell
Greensboro Boy Scouts Learn Radiation Survey Meters
Greens boro Troop No 354 attends a ten hour course on using Radiation Survey meters to prepare for nuclear attacks. Maryland Civil Defense Agency and Army of Fort Meade supply instructors. Various local residents and families are noted visiting, traveling, and receiving care at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Memorial Hospital in Baltimore and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Greensboro
C. D
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Army of Fort Meade
W. A. Chevoweth
R. E. Creaghan
Local social notes from Federalsburg area families
Mrs. Clayton Brown visits her Cohee parents in Goldsboro while Ella Breeding and Russell Breeding family spend weekend together. Multiple locals host or visit kin in Denton Easton Federalsburg and Milford area. hospital note for Mrs. Bobby Corkell. birth congratulations for Donald Paul III born Feb 10 at Milford Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Trice
Wilmington
Chester
Sadie Brown
Covey Brown
Harry Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
Dale Nagel
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Harry Eaton
Ridgely
Russell Breeding
Howard Drummond
J. C. Wheatley
Denton
Harry Willis
Elaine
Roland
Nina Smith
Andersontown
Woodrow Passwaters
Francis Noble
Bobby Corkell
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Arthur Dolby
Harry Towers
Bethlehem
Clarence Breeding
Paul Scott
Leslie Scott
Luther Lee, Jr
Carl Parker
Donald MacDonald
Paul Messick
Donald Paul III
Milford Memorial
Ridgely community notices and personal visits summarize
Local residents share hospital visits and greetings at Memorial Hospital in Aston and Easton. Births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of Salisbury. Numerous visits span Greensboro, Baltimore, and Denton. The Ridgely PTA plans a bake sale on April 12 in the Smith Building. A ninth grade attendance list, Civics class trip, and a Ridgely High School field trip to Denton are noted. A wedding in Ridgely features Joan Engerman and Charles Kirsch at St Benedict's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Simon
Norris Diefenderfer
Beatrice Bower
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Nelson Bishop
Greensboro
Fred Seward
Joseph F. Leonard
Salisbury
Peninsula Hospital
Leonard
Betty Guthrie
Clinton W. Guthrie
Ridgely
James Sloan
David Walls
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles Bilbrough
Robert Bilbrough
Ronald R. Lane
Butler Brothers
Ridgely Pta
Smith Building
Central Ave
First Street
Glen P. Davis
Ridgely High School
National Association of Secondary Principals
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ridgely School
Larry Blockston
Rodney Lynch
David MacFarland
James McNamee
Dale Councell
Marjorie Simon
RHS
Caroline County Court House
Denton
Pine
Davis
H. E. Koenemann
J. Mulford
George Connolly
Connolly
Bernard Connolly
J. H. Jones
J. E. Larrimore
Kennedyville
Joan Engerman
John Engerman
Preston
Chas. Kirsch
Victor Kirsch
Kirsch
St. Benedict’s R. C
J. Francis McDonough
Frances Gary
Washington, D. C
Fred Kirsch
Birth of Third Son Noted in Easton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Jennings Bryant and Mr and Mrs Alfred Breeding visit Boothwyn and Philadelphia hosts. Mr and Mrs R Delrossi of Philadelphia join Mr and Mrs Charles McClyments and son for a weekend. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ober welcomed their third son on Monday March 3 at Memorial Hospital Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Bryant
Alfred Breeding
Boothwyn, Pennslvania
R. Delrossi
Philadelphia
Charles McClyments
Thomas Ober
Memorial Fospital
Easton
Hospital reception marks former Janice Messick's ceremony
Mrs. MacDonald attended a reception in the firehouse hall after the ceremony recalling Janice Messick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Messick. Clarence Breeding hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tull and children Wayne Bob and Debbie of Bridgeville, with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Long and son Dale of Preston also present. Isaac Noble and Woodrow Passwaters shared Thursday evening visits. Freddie Torbert stopped by Fletcher Nursing Home Felton to see his mother. her condition remains about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Taylor
Spencer Failing
Felton
Samuel Carrow
Carl Aufecht
Mr. Aufecht
Alvin Edwards
Oscar Nichols
Raymond
David Ward
Rehoboth
Milton Hammond
Westville
N. J
Florence Thornton
Lorraine Martin
Eddystone
Edward Dill
Davis Bishop
Baltimore
Ida Hutson
Robert Hastings
Betty Cordrey
Warren Dill
Goldsboro
Frank Baughley
Ocean City
Clayton Wyatt
Ann Kerns
Gloria Miller
Whiteford
University of Maryland
Carolyn Nichols
Alfred Blackburn
Howard Thomas
Mary Mitchell
Bridgetown
Nelson Forney, Jr
Judy
Dover
B. C. Beckham
Beckham
Ida’ Hutson
John Hayden
Henderson
Major
E. P. Parrish
Charlotte
N. C
Harry Karcher
Major Parrish
Myron Smith
Cheryl
Pocomoke
Edward Caudill
Thurman Passwaters
Wilford Passwaters
Milford
Tommy Parrish
Terry Parrish
R. L. Mitchell
Paul Messick
Clarence Breeding
Bill Tull
Wayne
Bobby
Debbie
Bridgeville
Gene Long
Dale
Preston
Freddie Torbert
Fletcher Nursing Home
Torbert
WSCS
Bethesda Church
Joseph Harris
Upper Darby
Howard Harris
C. S. Anderson
Lloyd Cannon
R. M. Bateman
Washington
J. C. Bate
Prestonians Attend Kirsch Engerman Wedding in Ridgely
A Preston community note lists attendees of the Kirsch Engerman wedding in Ridgely on Saturday afternoon. It also records upcoming Community Club and Lions Scout activities, visits by residents from Upper Darby and Bridgeville, and Beth esda Church events. T. L. Trice Jr. rests comfortably at Memorial Hospital Easton after a hip injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirsch-Engerman
Ridgely
Lee Noble
W. J. Brunkhorst
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lewis H. Talley
Wilmington
Charlotte Cannon
Bethesda Church
T. L. Trice, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Social Security Rep Here Monday in Denton
Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will appear at the Fire House in Denton on Monday March 10 starting at 10 a.m. This event offers residents a chance to ask questions and obtain help with benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. O’regan
Social Security Administration
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Oitorta Association
Ethel Thornton
Jesse Porter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Betty Pippin
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Elva Bilbrough
Eva Kenton
Bilbrough
Ethel] Ebling
Norman Baynard
Harry Jones
Lula Weaver
Peoples Rexall
Mervin Cole
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Howard Cole
Ralph Palmer
Seaford
Harry Draper
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
T. C. Curry
J. M. Hood
Edward Fulmer
William Wheeler
Ward
Purnal Dean
Betty Ellen
Robert Topping
Charles Butler
Henry Rodenberg
Mary
Carrie Hobbs
Clara Seward
Mary Dorman
Francis Richardson
Juanita
George Oldham
Jay
Cambridge
Parker Callahan
Cynthia
John Dorman
Leah Cockran
Woodall Cockran
Townsend
J. E
J. E. Weaver, Jr
George
Fred Cohee
Town
Fanny Shields
William Joiner
Audrey Bennett
Ida Shields
Layton Mackey
Katie Webber
Charlie Rash
Woodside
Del
Fay Butler
Ann Bishop
Lutheran Hospital
John Plummer
Millville
Willie Harris
Edward
Anna Mae Dean
Fred Jarvis
Whitall Laramore
John Burger, Jr
Hickman
Susie Noble
Denton &57
Clayton Brown
Mrs
Alonzo Cohee
Ella Breeding
Grace Vernon Smith
Henry B. Lister
Aston
Noahs
Berkshire
Everngam’s Denton
Edna Carmine
Journal
Authority
Marvin H. Smith
Republican State Central Com
Walls’ Pure Oil Service
N. Sixth ST
the Denton
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Commercial, Savings, Trusts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!