Polio Epidemic Warning Still Warns For All Americans
A Barrows speech recalls North Carolina 1948 polio outbreak and contrasts it with the post Salk era. It argues that epidemics can recur unless those under 40 complete the vaccine series and urges immediate vaccination to prevent another national health crisis.
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Raymond H. Barrows
National Foundation For
Toronto
National Foundation
New York
North Carolina
U. S
Weekend guests and visitors list in Greensboro
Mrs Ethel Thornton reports a busy weekend with numerous visitors in Greensboro. The item names many guests from Newark Delaware to Hyattsville and Dover, with visits to relatives in Chester and Smyrna, plus military and naval personnel and a birth announcement at Memorial Hospital Easton.
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Norwood Pinder
Chester
Robert Kelley
U. S. Navy
Iceland
Velmar
Kerns
Ann
Cecil Kenney
Hyattsville
Robert
Edward Fulmar
Fulmar
William Wheeler
Fred Hubbard
Dover
Roxanna Kerrrumphs
Dukes Robb
Emily
Ralph Wathers
Francis Downs
Nancy
Clayton
Wilson Little
W. H. Wyatt
Doris Lyon
Palatka
Willie Harris
Tommy Boney
Wayne
Delmar
Ernest Burns
Grasonville
John Hayden
Henderson
Harry Draper
David Rostien
Teri
Millville
N. J
C. C. Rostien
A. J. Stengle
Baltimore
Joseph Dittmar
Harry Darling
Bruce
Marley Pinder
Thomas Wright
Sue
Smyrna
Mervin Cole
Philadelphia
Cole
U.S Navy
Canberra
Florence Thornton
Lawrence Thornton
Hillsboro
Nancy Spiering
Melanie Carroll
Leon Nichols
Frank Asilton
Luther Bennett
Joe Cuff
Patty
Horace Gamble
Towson
L. W. Taylor
W. J. Fisher
Albert Hance
Ellen and
David
Prince Frederick
Oscar Bishop
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Harry Murphy
Iathryn Marie
Hillsboro Community Notices and Local Socials
Hillsboro residents spread weekend visits among neighbors with trips to Asheville and Easton. The Hillsboro Community Club met at the Community House. Weslayan Service Guild raised about 200 dollars for the repair fund with a chicken and dumpling dinner. Numerous local families shared visits at homes and weekend outings to Rockville and the zoo.
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Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Lawrence Thornton
Florence Thornton
Greensboro
Hillsboro Community Club
Everett Murphy
Loran Markham
Glenburnie
Asheville
N. C
Hillsboro
Russell Eatons
Everett Murphys
James Sherwoods
Oliver Todd
al Gadow
Prince Frederick
Carroll Ledman
Tilghman’s Island
Gardner Beaven
Queen Anne
Laura Eveland
Donna Todd
Easton
Judy Harrison
Harold Krabill
Rockville
Krabill
Earl Krabill
Washington Zoo
Frances Fisher
Hood College
John Fisher
Milton, del
Gerry Skaggs
Hays
Queenstown
Gurney Tarburton
John Eveland
Dawson Hubbard
Denton
Thomas Eveland
Ethel Poore
Edward Eveland
Robert Eveland
Messix
Scouts Award Pins Mark Growth Of Local Troop
About 50 people including scoutmaster leaders and families attended a ceremony awarding first year second year and merit pins to Scouts Eugene Richards Jerry Jarrell Bobby Bell Clifton Sylvester Eddie Kibler David Drake Donald Thompson Richard Shockler Bobby Smith Jimmy Luff Gordon Walls Lee Turner and others Tenderfoot Oath was taken by Mike Williams Joseph Hendricks and Gordon Sylvester. Lee Turner earned the Star Scout pin and presented it to his mother. Separately local visits and social notes relay visits among families and a church group. A fishing pageant notes a car race with multiple heats and standings. The narrative tracks various drivers and laps with names including Paul Walker Bill Short Johnny Cramblitt George Smith Windy Bailey and others amid a busy race day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Richards
Jerry Jarrell
Bobby Bell
Clifton Sylvester
Eddie Kibler
David Drake
Donald Thompson
Richard Shockler
Bobby Smith
Jimmy Luff
Gordon Walls
Lee Turner
Mike Williams
Joseph Hendricks
Gordon Sylvester
Paul Walker
Walker
Bill Short
Smith
Johnny Cramblitt
George
Cramblitt
Court of Honor Meeting Noted for Troop 263
Mrs Roland Cartwright reports a Boy Scouts Troop 263 Court of Honor held Monday evening in the hall. Scouts participated in the review of advancement and merit badges, with leaders noting achievements and upcoming events.
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Boy Scouts
Troop 263
Smith Wins At Georgetown Set New Speedway Mark
Milton Delaware racer George Smith piloting Car 5 Mercury Ford led the 25 lap main at Georgetown Speedway Friday night setting an 11:49.3 record for the 1958 season. Smith surged to the front on lap one and held the lead as faster hardtops closed in.
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Milton
Del
George Smith
Georgetown
Smith
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Ditorial Ass Tien Jfj
Ethel Thornton
Arnold Butler
Philip
Newark, del
J. E. Weaver, Jr
Robert Edge and Sons
Frederica
Alfred Blackburn
Anne Segar
W. W. Sylvester
Hearn
Wilmington
L. E. Harrington
Cheswold
Laura Muphy
Emma Martin
Jennie Griffin
Marjorie Williams
Mae Shively
Clara Quillen
Marguerite Griffin
Etta Mae Russell
Washington
Noble Jarrell
Elbert Jarrell
Camden
Gootee Stevens
Esther Stevens
Sidney Bruce Franklin
Trinity Methodist Church
Franklin
Mary Carolyn Shockley
Myr
Howard Shockley
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Williamsburg
The
Sewing Circle
WSCS
Williamsburg, Va
Bess Ross
Virgie Dill
Telton
Noble Shively
Harvey Meeks
Omro Todd
Marc
Bob Smith
Stu Smith
Siurt
Ralph Alexander
Bob Maddox
George Smth
Bill Priestly
Bill Johnson
Bill” Cummings
Johny Cramblitt
Clifford Downes
Wild Bill Cummings
Bill Atlante
Goldsboro
Roland Cartwright
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Perior Laundry Service
Municipal
L & W Service
Louis Andrew & Walter Turner
Hershey Ice Cream
Amoco Products
B. F. Goodrich Tires
Wayne A. Cawley
the Denton
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve
Sylvert
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Commercial, Savings, Trusts
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