Community ASC Elections Planned Across Caroline County Districts
The countywide Agricultural Stabilization Committee program will be guided by elected community committeemen in eight districts. District election boards named by the state will nominate two candidates per role, with chairmen of district boards listed. A convention of district chairmen will choose a three-man county committee to lead the ASC efforts. The 4-H banquet is set for Nov. 9 in Denton Armory, with tickets $1.50 available through Nov. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Caroline County
County Election Board
F. M. Rogers
Charles T. Dean
Farm Bureau
William Ember
Maryland Grange
William Starkey
Farmers Home Administration
Charles V. Layton
Soil Conservation Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Community Election Boards
Office of Community Committee
Denton
Leon Schmick
Preston
Maryland Farm Front This Week Describes Emergency Loans
Ten Maryland counties Anne Arundel Charles Calvert Prince George s St Mary s Caroline Dorchester Somerset Wicomico Worcester designated for Farmers Home Administration emergency loans due to hurricane damage on October 15 1954. Loans at 3 percent interest for up to 10 years, or 20 years for exceptionally heavy losses, require applicant certification of insufficient private financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Farmers Home Administration
Anne Arundel
Charles
Calvert
Prince George's
St. Mary’s
Caroline
Dorchester
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Bow and Arrow Deer Season Opens November 1 in Maryland
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission announces bow and arrow deer season from November 1 through November 13 in Allegany Calvert Carroll Frederick Baltimore Harford Kent Queen Anne's Caroline Talbot Dorchester Wicomico Worcester counties sunrise to sunset. Crossbow prohibited and one deer per hunter during firearms season. Deer, including any sex or size, may be taken. Japanese or Sitka deer barred in Dorchester. Check all kills at regular stations. raccoons and opossums open November 1 to January 31. hunting allowed only from sunset to sunrise with license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Carolina
Allegany
Calvert
Carroll
Frederick
Baltimore
Harford
Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Maryland
Family visits and gatherings across local towns
Hickman family members from Anderson and Harrington plus Beauchamps share Sunday with J N Drummond. Louis Torbert of the U S Navy visits relatives. Tulls from Bridgeville and William Tull families spend Sunday with kin. Drummonds host visits from Santa Rosa Calif Crolls Federalsburg. J C Fountain guests of Edward Fountain Preston. Ladies Aid meets Oct 13 at Community Building hosted by Elma Fountain and Ida Hollis. Olin Melvin visits relatives in Federalburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tull
Clarence Breeding
Victor Drummond
Wilfred Morrome
Santa Rosa
Calif
Federalsburg
J. C. Fountain
Edward Fountain
Preston
Elma Fountain
Ida Hollis
Olin Melvin
Ridgely Community Notes Acknowledges Hurricane Help
Ridgely town officials thank Breyer Ice Cream Co and local manager Grayson Winstead for support during Hurricane Hazel. A 2 inch fire hose and Breyer’s turbine pump supplied 325 gallons per minute when power was off. Listings of visiting relatives and local appointments follow in the civic communique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowling
Chester
John Sculley
Eugene W. Slaughter
McGuire, Air Force Base
New Jersey
Frank L. Slaughter
Russell Bracman
Glenburnie
Charles H. Messick
Paul Lynch
Lynch
Norfolk
Walter Kershaw
John Dixon
Hyattsville
Ridgely
Breyer Ice Cream Co
Grayson Winstead
Breyer
Hansen Hoffman
Ridgely P. T. A
Leon Spence
Paul Schoenfelder
Henry Lister
Madge Thomas
William Cooper
James Lynch
Dorsey Donoho
Irma Nichols
William B. Meredith
Bridge
Social Roundup From Adams Homestead Week End
Mrs Eva Terrell of Pennsylvania visited with Misses Sadie Devore and Blanche Stetler. Families including Mrs Ralph Missell and two children and others gathered with Mr and Mrs Mutters of Dover. Various callers visited C W Adams and family and relatives. visits included E W Brown of West Atlantic City New Jersey and the Adams ill resident Mr Adams. Bernice Lare hosted a gardenia supper. Lillian Leeser of Federalsburg visited Marian Robinson. Johnson sisters entertained relatives. Dennis family spent Sunday in Philadelphia with Wm Dennis and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Terrell
Pennsylvania
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Ralph Missell
Raymond Fitzgerald
Mutters
Dover
Clarence Bowdle
Grace Horsey
Glenna Adams
Esther Johnson
Doreen
Cc. W. Adams
George Whiteley
E. W Brown
West Atlantic City
N. J
Adams
Guy McWilliams
John Williams
Neal Heller
Arthur Adams
Marie Todd
Mary Closson
Orland Closson
Virginia Lee Dennis
Bernice
Altha Adams
Chatty Dominick
Wilmington
C. W. Adams
Bernice Lare
Lillian Leeser
Federalsburg
Marian Robinson
Johnson
Wm. Dennis
Philadelphia
Darlene
Wm. G. Dennis
Ridgely Names New Police Officer
Ridgely appoints Mr Meredith as town police chief to fill the vacancy created by Charles L Knott's resignation. Meredith, a native Eastern Shoreman who spent years in New York City, is tasked with curbing traffic violators as a full-time officer in Bridgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Meredith
Charles L. Knott
Chief Meredith
New York City
Bridgetown
Famous screen star tells life story in four part series
John Wayne, twice voted top box office star, recounts his early childhood and college football days as he describes the lean years before rising to stardom in a four part American Weekly feature beginning November 7 in color gravure with the Baltimore Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Resolutions of Respect for Lulu J Downes
Resolutions note the July 17 1954 death of Sister Lulu J Downes, praising her faithfulness to the Chapter and love for the Order. They express gratitude to God, request publication in The Denton Journal, and direct letters to her immediate family. Signed by Clara E Wright Mattie M Moore and Ethel R Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu J. Downes
Denton Journal
WSCS Thankful for Successful Supper and Local Visits
Mrs Roland Cartwright notes the WSCS supper was a huge success with thanks to contributors. Deer hunter Harold Shively and Garland Turner are in Maine, Clifton Elliott from near town is mentioned. Mrs Harold Shively and children visit Baltimore this week. Mr and Mrs Clifford Cortelyou of Rehoboth visit Edward Jarrells. Master Lee Payne from Newark visits grandparents Roland and Mrs Cartwright. A Games Party is set for Friday Nov 12 at Community Hall hosted by the Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary. Regina Hughes attends MYF Conference in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shively
Garland Turner
Maine
Clifton Elliott
Near Town
Roy Shively
Baltimore
Clifford Cortelyou
Rehoboth
Edward Jarrell
Lee Payne
Newark
Del
Roland Cartwright
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Fire Co
Regina Hughes
MYF
Salisbury
Lincoln Ellsworth First To Fly Across Antarctic Continent
Lincoln Ellsworth completed a pioneering flight across the Antarctic continent marking a historic milestone in polar aviation. The expedition demonstrated endurance and navigational skill amid extreme conditions, reinforcing Ellsworth's role in early exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Noble Jarrell
Wallace Hutson
Goldsboro
Truman Richard
Marydel
Charles Hammer
Calvin Lister
Russell Griffith
Greensboro
Frank D. Zeigler
James Voss
Dallas Neal
Wm. Kleinwachter
William C. Marth
Carl Rieck
Wm. F
Hickman
Susie Noble
Dentqn
Harry Willis
Elaine and
Roland
Andersontown
Frank Beauchamp
Harrington
J. N. Drummond
Louis Torbert
U. S. Navy
Mrs
W. F. Torbert
Leroy Tull
Grace Vernon Smith
Ronald R. Lane
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Spa
Ing
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Atlantic Service Station
Emory Gotswals
Clara E. Wright
Mattie M. Moore
Ethel R. Moore
WSCS
Eley
Our
Hillsboro
Hasterlin Shore
Eastern Shore Public Service
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!