Maryland wool growers may assign payments under 1954 act
George B. Reeves of the Maryland ASC says growers can assign wool payments to financing or marketing agencies that loan on sheep lambs or wool under new USDA rules. Assignments, filed with the county ASC, must be used as collateral with full accounting and payment of any balance within 60 days after draft receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
ASC
Reeves
Lutton’s Milk Bar opens in Marydel Rainbow Room
Grand opening Friday drew about 200 young people for dancing and free refreshments. The Rainbow Room will be open weekly on Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. Community notices include a Republican Women’s Club bus trip to Washington and upcoming season closer May 9 in Preston. Various local visits and social events are noted along with Scouting activities and notes on residents’ health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lutton
Lutton
Marydel
Republican Women’s Club
Caroline County
R. G. Miller
Washington
Congress
Preston
Our
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Goldsboro
Walter A. Burkins
Clark
Carney’s Point
N. J
H. B. Logan
A. H. Wyatt
Frank Boys
Bridgeville
Robert Everett
Martha Lynn
Clayton
Logans
Clara Smith
H. R. Butts
Paul Smith
Wilmington
Virginia Stafford
Hobbs
May Shewbrook
George Habicht
A. L. Harman
Grafton Heather and Family
Harty
Harry Boyer
Harrington
Smith
H. R. Shults
Harry Biddle
Jerome Mack
Ralph Jacobson
Baby
Civic Club
F. E. Snow
Frances Cook
Miriam Thornton
Mrs. Miller
Hardy Fire House
Local social notes from Goldsboro and surrounding areas
Mrs. Joe Rea of Philadelphia and others visited in Goldsboro and nearby towns over the weekend. Birthday greetings were shared for Mrs Kinaman Sr and various relatives joined dinners with the Cartwrights, Smiths, and Browns. Students observed Senior Day at State Normal School while young people enjoyed a Dover skating party for the MYF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rea
Philadelphia
Bess Ross
Omro Todd
Howard Brown
J. C. Kinnamon
Goldsboro
Glenn
Salisbury
Wilson Smith
Kinnamon
State Normal School
Dover
MYF
Weddings and visits mark Preston social week
Social notes from Preston list the marriage of Rebecca Jane Nepert to James R. Blizzard at Preston Lutheran Church on Saturday, March 4, 4 30 p m. Others include Bridge Club gatherings, visits to Florida, and relatives from Salisbury, Chestertown, Rehoboth, and Washington weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Table Bridge Club
Tierman Schmick
A. T. Blades
Florida
A. F. Sisk
Beverly Blades
H. C. Jeffers
Wilmington
Fireman’s Hall
20Th Century Club
Albert Kreuger
Paul Geishler
EE. J. Harris
K. FE. Hurlburt
Creighton Carmine
Reese Deane
Rebecca Jane Nepert
Hurlock
James R. Blizzard
Vienna
Preston
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Cornelia Cannon
Rehoboth
Wm. Cannon
Lee Noble
H. M. Hollis
Salisbury
Richard Hall
Wm. Miller
Harry Lewis
Chestertown
J. Frank Patchett
H. R. Wilson
Charlotte
N. C
S. E. Douglas
James Douglas
Nassawadex
Washington, D. C
In Memoriam for Charlie Cahall Father
In loving memory of Charlie Cahall who passed away on April 4 1921. You are not forgotten father dear nor shall you ever be. As long as life and memory last we shall remember thee. Sadly missed by daughter Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cahall
Father
X-Ray Mobile Unit Schedules Visit to Caroline County
Public Health drive urges chest X rays to detect tuberculosis in Maryland’s Caroline County. An extensive timetable lists visit sites in Greensboro Marydel Henderson Goldsboro Federalsburg Preston Denton Ridgely and Hillsboro from April 5 to 20 with locations and times for each stop. The article notes TB remains a major health issue and promotes testing under Christmas Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Maryland
Caroline County
Public Health Service
Greensboro— School
Bank
Greensboro -Pet Milk Co
Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Denton—Nuttle Lumber Co
Federalsburg
Denton—Caroline High School
Lockerman
Denton—dth
High Sts
Ridgely—shirt Factory
Ridgely
Multiflora Rose Fences Benefit Soil And Livestock
Maryland farmers increasingly plant living multiflora rose fences to control livestock and erosion. Fred L. Bull notes 89 miles were added in 1954, bringing total to about 671 miles in cooperation with soil conservation districts. The USDA leaflet No 374 explains planting, benefits and limits for farms considering such fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fred L. Bull
University of Maryland Extension
Bull
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Office of Information
Washington
D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Howard B. Logan
Greensboro
Allen Ford
Wm. Oxley
Billy Oxley
Hardy Area
Nolin Wood
Kenton
Meyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
Janet Heather
Harry Heather
Heather Covell
Baltimore
L. A. Covell
John Thomas
University of Maryland Hospital
Roland Cartwright
Kay Schaube
Betty Ellen Dean
Conn
Unity Club
Edna Carmine
Fred Collins
Memorial Hospital
H. M. Trollis
Pais
Price
Memoriam
Marie
Marci
Fran
Phone 137
Denton, Md
Sapae Tni Lea
Tisv A.C
Unico Electric
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