Return Tom Johnson To Congress Tuesday
Congressman Thomas Johnson laments a barrage of distortions during a rally in Easton and urges a public TV debate. He cites debate refusals, defends voting for farmers amid the Benson farm crisis, and calls for a food for peace program and greater use of Public Law 489 to trade commodities for foreign currency.
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Tom Johnson
Congress
Thomas Johnson
Easton
Wrboc-Tv
Benson
Washington
House Committee On Public Works
Corps of Engineers
Johnson
Homecoming and Harvest Home Services at Wesley Church
Services planned at Wesley Church Burrsville for Nov 6 with a 2 p.m. Homecoming sermon led by Rev. Donald Eluist and a special address by Rev. Ron Thawley of Wilmington. Music by Beth ell Church choir and Pat Bennington solo. social hour to follow in Community Hall. Harvest Time service at 7:30 p.m. with a program. Members invited to attend both services.
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Westey Methodist Church
Burrsville
Donald Eluist
Ron T
Appointment With Health Month for the Aging in Caroline County
The Caroline County Commissioners designate November 1960 as Appointment With Health Month for the Aging urging residents aged 65 and older to schedule a health check-up with their physician. The proclamation, dated October 25 at Denton, Md, supports ongoing health for aging residents.
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Witereas
Fife
State Commission On the Aging
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
State of
Maryland
Caroline County
Denton
Emmett Hignutt
John W. Eveland
John S. Legates
County Cours
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report week of accidents and incidents across the county. A 1949 Ford driven by Charlie Gleaton skidded on wet road near Concord with $200 damage and no injuries. A 1953 Dodge driven by Thomas Lar amore hit a deer on Route 313 east of Denton. deer killed and car damage about $175. Several arrests followed for forgery and trespassing. Escapes from Boys Forest Camp noted and vandalisme during Halloween weekend reported in Greens boro and Ridgely with mailbox and sign damage and vandalism across the county.
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Concord
Charlie Daniel Gleaton
Denton
Thomas Joseph Laramore
James Emory Smith
Lincoln
Del
Alvins Lawrence Wisseman
Tlickman
Leroy Francis Tlasman
Caroline County 4-H Boy Wins Chicago Dairy Trip
J. D. Neal of the Sugur Apple Tree 4-H Club will represent Maryland at the Sixth Annual Dairy Conference in Chicago in December 1960. He departs November 30 and returns December 4 after earning the trip for a 14-I dairy record judged by the State 4-H Club office. Neal farms with his father Dallas Neal near Andersontown.
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J. D. Neal
Denton
Maryland
Chicago
J. D
Tie
Dallas Neal
Andersontown
Denton National Makes Big Interest Payment
The Denton National Bank paid a record 67022.17 in six months interest to over 2000 savings depositors for May 1 to October SP 6. President J Roland Chaffineh said the total tops last year’s six months and exceeds the 3 percent rate effective since November 1959. He cited the bank’s economic soundness in central Delmarva and noted growth since 1957.
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Denton National Bank
J. Roland Chaffineh
Chaffinech
Denton National Savings Account
Chaffinch
Denton National
Savines
Caroline Counts
Delmarva
Caroline United Fund On Air Drive For County Campaign
The Caroline United Fund Drive will be promoted via radio and TV appearances. Mrs. KK Thomas Evergain of Denton will join the Bob Jones Show on WBAL TV Channel 11 in Baltimore Monday November 7 from 1 to 2 pm. Various fund officials will speak on WEMD Easton on November 3 through 16 with dates for A W Reddish Judge J De Weese Carter John Sargreaves and others. Town chairmen listed include Tilugh Gordy Denton Jesse Smith Greensboro John Decker Hillsboro Mrs Anna Clark Senderson Mrs Harry Knotts Templeville James Chaffine Jr Jobbs Anderson town James Lynch Ridgeville Miss Jean Shively Goldsboro Mrs Mary Sc Hughes Marydel FE J Harris Preston Harmony Chop Tank Bethlehem and Pearl W Bray ant Federalsburg.
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Caroline County
A. W. Reddish
Cambridge
Seaford
Dover
Tilugh Gordy
Denton
Jesse Smith
Greensboro
John Decker
Hillsboro
Anna Clark
Senderson
Harry Knotts
Templeville
James Chaffineh, Jr
Jobbs
Andersontown
James Lynch
Ridge- Iv
Jean Shively
Goldsboro
Mary Sc. Hughes
Marydel
FE. J. Harris
Preston-Tlarmony-Choptank
Bethlehem
Pearl W. Brayant
Federalsburg
Ground Breaks for Denton Post Office and Federal Building
Ground breaking ceremonies were held at Market and Fifth for a new U S Post Office and Federal Building in Denton. Contractor Charles E Brohawn and Bros Inc of Cambridge won a 391000 contract for completion by September 1961. Local and federal officials attended and praised the project as a community milestone.
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U.S. Post Office
Federal
Market and
Fifth Streets
Denton
G. Dan Crouse
Carroll F. Bright
General Services Administration
Charles E. Brohawn
Denton Halloween Party Winners Listed
Denton held a Halloween party with many costumes. Judges announced winners in four categories, including prettiest group and most original. Top honors went to Pat Bennington as Spanish Lady and Mae Lord as Robot.
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Hallowe’eners
Denton
Iist
Pat Bennington
Patsy Stivers
Marsha Wright
Donna Howard
Mae Lord
Hadaway Predicts Democratic Sweep In Caroline County
Caroline County Democratic Campaign Chairman Charles E. Hadaway predicted a Democratic sweep this Tuesday in Caroline County. He urged voting, stressed domestic issues over foreign policy, defended JFK Johnson and Tom Johnson, and condemned Republican farm policies while endorsing Congressman Tom Johnson for continued service.
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Charles E. Hadaway
Caroline County
K. Hadaway
Democratic
Tom Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Main Street
Congress
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Trial Magistrates Convict Two In Week's Hearings
On Thursday October 27 two convictions were handed down in the county trial magistrates courts. In Federalsburg Brooks Simms received a 30 day jail sentence for orderly conduct. In Denton Melvin Douglas Good aged 19 was fined 25 dollars for illegality possessing beer in Denton.
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Federalsburg
Brooks Simms
Denton
Melvin Douglas Good
National Education Week Observed at Denton School
Denton School invites parents and citizens to visit during American Education Week from November 6 to 12. A special visitation day is set for Thursday November 10, when student guides will accompany guests and answer questions about classrooms and the school.
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Denton
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