Clubwomen End Non Partisan Era In Maryland District
A day of meetings in Zion Methodist Cambridge featured eleven clubs from Dorchester to Cambridge. Highlights included a fashion show, a speech on club ethics, and a program by lyric soprano Mrs Fisher. The event encouraged bipartisan views, youth involvement, and solid club governance. Also reported are Eastern Shore bowling standings, district court notes, and extradition cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Board of Directors
Zion Methodist Church
Cambridge
Kk. T. Everngam
Denton
Clarence M. Fisher
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John W. Truitt
Norman Wherret
G. Pennington Richards
Cambridge Club
Thomas Fleming
Ledward Storm
Maryland Federation
Ix.t. Terrigam
Grieg
Lorelei
Holy City
Theron Spring
Hattie E. Brooks
Warren Kennard
Elkton
Lavonia Hilbert
University of Maryland
Bette Robbins
Dolores Dixon
Shore
Edgar F. Bradley
Hurlock
Cassel C. Hall
Henry Warburton
Spicer Bell
E. Roscoe Willey
Easton
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Wicomico
Shoreland
St. Michaels
Tri- County Progressive
Maintenance and Preventive Care for Power Tools
The weekly service note notes reader inquiries about maintenance and preventive care for power tools and other electrically powered equipment. It emphasizes safety checks, proper storage, and routine servicing to extend tool life and prevent accidents.
Electrical outlets and farm sale notice mix
Guidance on workshop safety includes proper 115-volt outlets at bench ends and separate circuits for lights, with emphasis on voltage matching to tools and minimizing extension cords. A long list of farm equipment and a Kriss Farm public sale follow, detailing the property, deed of trust, and sale terms.
Denton Little Homemakers Meet at Denton High School
The Denton Little Homemakers club met March 8 in the Nome Economics room at Denton High School with guest Dotty Billmeier assisting on tote bags and aprons. Refreshments were served by Susan Brinsfield. The next meeting is set for March 22 with Edna Scudder hosting, assisted by attorney Thomas Everngam as assignee and trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Little Hwomemakers
Nome Economics
Denton High School
Dotty Billmeier
Susan Brinsfield
Edna Scudder
William E. Andrew
Thomas Everngam
Chestertown Dominates Denton 4 0 In Eastern Shore Soccer
Eastern Shore Soccer League results show Chestertown defeating Denton 4 0 with a score noted as 3 20. Hurlock and Centreville game postponed. Upcoming matchups include Chestertown at Denton and Hurlock at Centreville on March 27. Little League tryouts set for Saturday March 26 at 2 p m at the Little League Ball Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Chestertown
Denton
Centreville
Little League Ball Park
Denton School Basketball Open With Teachers Clash
The first game features Denton School girls and boys facing the Teachers team at 7 p m on Friday March 25 in a community basketball double header.
Maryland Farm Front This Week Plans for Conservation Reserve
Chairman William L. Dudley urges Maryland farmers to plan now for Conservation Reserve planting. Nationwide, over 5 million cropland acres have contracts to convert to conservation uses such as trees grass water or wildlife friendly plantings. Cost share from the Agriculture Department helps establish the cover, with early season readiness improving stand quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
United States
State Department of Forests and Parks
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Department of Agriculture
Columbus Fourth Voyage Sinks Ships in Hurricane
In 1502 during his fourth voyage to the New World, Columbus faced a hurricane that destroyed 29 of his 30 ships. A fragmentary line follows, offering no clear additional detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Columbus
State's Attorney Report To Grand Jury On Law Enforcement
The State's Attorney reports the Caroline County Maryland law enforcement status from Oct 1, 1959, to Mar 15, 1960 as very good, crediting past grand juries, circuit judges, trial magistrates, state police, sheriff, constables, and town police. Indictments forthcoming include fourteen potential matters. bastardy cases involve Edward Francis Nickle and Pearly Thluggins. An appeal from Federalsburg Court appears, with the grand jury awaiting further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Wheatley
Denton
Roosevelt Thomas
William David Lankford
Circuit
George Henry Morris, Jr
Carroll Richard McGinnis
Oscar Porter
Elmer Bolden, Jr
Paul Eugene Thomas
Kathleen Madera Rich
Caroline County
Delaware
Robert Shaner
Pennsylvania
Edward John Palivoda, Jr
Clifford Fielder
Lurtis A. McCoy
James Benjamin Quick
State of
Maryland
Maryland State Police
Sheriff’s Office
Edward Francis Nickle
Federalsburg
Russell
Foreclosure Auction Of William J Kriss Farm In Caroline County
Under power from multiple mortgages and a deed of trust dated 1950 1954 and 1958 the holder Wesley E Thawley will offer the William J Kriss Farm at public auction on the Greensboro Boyce Mill road about three miles from Greensboro and about a mile from the Delaware line in Caroline County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kriss
Wm. J. Kriss
Wesley E. Thawley
Caroline County
William J. Kriss
Maryland
Greensboro-Boyce Mill Road
Greensboro
Delaware Line
Unity Homemakers Club Meeting Highlights March Luncheon
The Unity Homemakers met at Mrs. Roy Adams home for a covered dish March gathering. President Mrs. Earl Crouse led the business session with notes on the Eastern Shore Regional Conference on Aging. Reports covered home care for Cambridge State Hospital patients, Parent Child relations, international relations, Andes Peru alphabet project, Kerrville School for the Blind, Wardrobe Dollars and Sense, and Pennies for Friendship funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Roy Adams
Walter Palmer, Sr
Geo. Lowe
Hopkins
Dulin
Earl Crouse
St. Mark’s Church
Easton
Lowe
Cambridge State Hospital
Pearson
Raleigh
Amazon Basin
School For Sightless
Kerrville
Texas
Philip Towers
McDaniel
Plasma Seen as Fourth State of Matter by Scientists
Scientists increasingly describe plasma as the fourth state of matter, a distinction gaining attention in physics news as researchers explore its unique properties and potential applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of Physics
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Rockettes
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Oliver Tractor
Oliver
Wood Bros
Chevrolet
David Bradley
Niagara
International Harvester Co
Wisconsin
Davis
Mercury
H.p. Mercury
H.p. Evinrude
H.p. Firestone
Scott-Atwater
H.p. Oliver
H.p
Johnson
Will’s Sporting Goods
Mercury Outboard Motors
Franklin Street
Merere
Foy
W. S. Carroll, Strout Realty
Fountain Ave
Lark
Denton Production Credit Association
Schulz — Atlas Hart—Frontier
Kory
Camden Mobile Homes
Camden
Del
Pete Shaffer
Frank D. Zeigler
Royal Vacuum Cleaner
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Mad
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
G. Emory Gottwall
Denton School
Greensboro-Boyce Mill
Casa
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton Motors
Adams & Wright Hardware Co
Roy R. Adams
Emory Gottwall
R. Harrison
Auto Glass Service
L & W Service
Ridgely
Grace Vernon Smith
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
J. Wilbur Stafford
Sadlersville
McCormick
Caroline Home & Auto
Allis Chalmers
Milford Tractor Company, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Whitie
Robert White
RFD
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County Commissioners OF
Unity Homemakers Club
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