Benefits for widows and orphans of Reservists recalled
Readers learn details on veterans benefits for widows and orphans of Reservists who died on active duty between Sept 8 1945 and Jan 1 1957. The article notes free assistance from The American Legion, upcoming hearings in Maryland, Veterans Day celebrations, and education benefits rules for handicapped War Orphans and children of service-connected deaths.
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American Legion
Charles L. Michael
the War Memorial
Baltimore 2
Homecoming Service at Methodist Church on Sunday
Hickman announces a 2 p m Homecoming service at the local Methodist Church with Rev. Donald Liddicoat as speaker and Pat Bennington from the Maryland School for the Blind as soloist. MYF held a Halloween party Friday night in the Community Church House. Several local residents hosted weekend and recent guests from Magnolia Milford Denton Bridgeville Federalsburg Leonardtown and Atlantic City.
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Donald Liddicoat
Pat Bennington
Maryland School For the Blind
MYF
Community Church
Nettie Hayman
Magnolia
Ida Hollis
Milford
Ann
Leonardtown
Jeannette Brinsfield
Federalsburg
Paul van: Dyke
Sarah
Blanche Chaffinch
Denton
Harman Wangler
Atlantic City
Wangler
Hilizabeth Peters
County Accidents During Past Month Continued
In Denton Fifth and Sixth Streets a collision occurred as a vehicle driven by Bishop was struck by a truck from Ridgely driven by Clayton W. Wicks Jr. Wicks swerved and escaped between Bishop’s truck and a utility pole. Bishop fined for failing to yield right of way. A seven year old girl injured when darting into a car driven by Mrs. Philip Mitchell near First Church. identified as Ellen Fernstrom of Seaford. preliminary exam shows only bruises.
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Nion
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Denton
Clayton W. Wicks, Jr
Ridgely
Wicks
Bishop
Donald Weir
Philip Mitchell
Elien ‘Fernstrom
Seaford
First Church
Partial Injury Report From Road Incident By Seaford
A person sustained lacerations and was transported to Nanticoke Hospital in Seaford by the Denton Volunteer Fire Co. ambulance for treatment. The brief incident report notes the injury details and medical response.
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Nanticoke Hospital
Seaford
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Hillsboro 4-H Club plans meals and activities
Aunt Pearl's 4-H Club met at Betty Sue and Mary Lou Pinder's home to plan a balanced menu to judge and discuss organizing a consolidated high school group for North Carolina in September 1959. The meeting set November 11 at Betty Jean Saathoff's home and included guest updates from area students and teachers.
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Aunt Pearl
Betty Sue
Mary Lou Pinder
Betty Jean Saathoff
Mary Lou Sparklin
Loudoun County Hospital
Beverly Towers
Denton
Judy Thornton
Anne Segar
Margaret Kerslake
Margaret
Anne
Norma Hill
Nancy Pratt
Student Coordinating Committee Meets Here
A fifteen student committee representing Caroline High School Greensboro High School and Ridgely High School began preparations for the opening of North Caroline High School in September 1959. They met with Fred G Asilton supervisor of instruction as chairman at Ridgely High School. Glen Davis hosted with lunch served in the cafeteria. Students were selected by faculties from grades 8 9 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Greensboro High School
Ridgely High School
North Caroline High School
Fred G. Asilton
Glen Davis
Artificial Breeding Short Course Set For Nov 10
A second AI short course will run November 10 to 22 on the University of Maryland campus in College Park. John R. Schabinger, extension dairyman, says the program trains entrants for employment as inseminators or relief inseminators and covers both theory and practical lab work with dairy animals.
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University of Maryland
College Park
John R. Schabinger
Dairyman
Schabinger
Maryland Dairy Course Offers Certificate of Completion
The course should contact their County Agent for an application blank. Applications should be sent to John R. Schabinger extension dairyman Dairy Department University of Maryland. There will be a $20 fee to cover course costs. Those completing it will receive Certificates of Completion and a banquet on the last day on campus.
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University of Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville Experiment Station
John R. Schabinger
Extension Dairyman
Dairy Department
Schabinger
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