Awards Made At Poultry Show in Caroline County
The Caroline County Poultry Association and Caroline County Farm Bureau hosted a year end banquet where Dewey Termohlen of the U S Department of Agriculture forecast continued prosperity for poultrymen as meat returns to tables. Denton’s George W Clendaniel praised the industry as Maryland s top line and Arlo Turner of Modesto presented poultry industry data. Officers were elected with William Engerman as president and William Kleinwachter as vice president. Francis M Rogers announced awards in classes featuring Rhode Island Red capons White Leghorn and Buff Orpington entries among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Poultry Association
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Dewey Termohlen
United States Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
George W. Clendaniel
Denton
Maryland
Arlo Turner
Modesto
California
William Engerman
Preston
William Kleinwachter
Clarence J. Kern
Frank D.ziegler
Harry H. Rieck
Harvey Quillen
Christian Nagel
Emmitt Potts
Martin Sutton
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Francis M. Rogers
Caroline County
Rhode Island
Max Chambers
Ridgely
F. W. Taylor
Milk Cooperative Elects Officers Across Talbot Locals
Officers were elected at a joint meeting of Inter-State Milk Producers Co operative locals in Easton Queen Anne and Cordova. Easton local chose P C Newbaker president and William H Mivers secretary treasurer. Cordova elected Charles Pahlman president and William Brinsfield secretary treasurer. Delegates were named to the Inter-State convention in Philadelphia November 25 and 26 with Herman Behrens and J Paul Jones as alternates and delegates respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot County
Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative
Easton
Queen Anne
Cordova
Charles Pahlman
William Brinsfield
Olen W. Gambrill
Philadelphia
Herman Behrens
Charles FE. Barton
John W. Eveland
Ridgely
Stephen M. Wood
Geo. B. Sharp
Denton
P. C. Newbaker
William H. Mivers
Oxford
J. Paul Jones
Henry 8. Truitt
FBI Conference to be Held at Salisbury Maryland
Fred Hallford of the Baltimore FBI announced a law enforcement conference at 2:00 p m on Wednesday November 13 1946 at the Salisbury Fire Station in Salisbury Maryland. Eastern Shore police are expected to attend with exhibits of foreign made weapons and discussions on firearm safety and current criminal trends. Other FBI conferences will follow in Cumberland Hagerstown Hyattsville and Baltimore during November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hallford
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Salisbury
Maryland
America
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Hyattsville
Undefeated Denton-St Michaels to host next clash
Eastern Shore Soccer League results from last Sunday show Denton St Michaels beating Queen Anne 2 1 while Ridgely and Sadlersville tied 2 2 and Chestertown beat Kent Island 6 2 Centreville St Michaels was postponed due to rain Next Sunday Denton at St Michaels Centreville at Queen Anne Chestertown at Ridgely Sadlersville at Kent Island Kickoff 2 30 The Queen Anne club is a first time entrant sponsored by the town and could pose trouble for opponents as the season progresses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Queen Anne
Ridgely
Sadlersville
Chestertown
Kent Island
Centreville-St. Michaels
St. Michaels
Centreville
Queen Anne Chestertown
Stevensville
L. Denton A
a /St. Michaels
Eastern Shore Soccer Showdown Set At St Michaels
The top two teams in the Eastern Shore Soccer League meet Sunday at 2 30 p m in St Michaels as Denton hosts St Michaels. Denton leads the league after starting 3 0 while St Michaels stands second and undefeated. Local manager Ernie Downes expects a full eighteen man squad for the first time since opening game. Denton fans helped spark an earlier 2 1 win over Queen Anne in a thrilling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michaels
Denton
Miles River
Ernie Downes
Stevensville
Queen Anne
Caroline Forms Health League
The Caroline County Health Association formed last week to promote health programs through education. Officers include President G Arthur McDaniel Federalsburg Vice President Mrs Harry H Nuttle Denton Secretary treasurer Miss Helen Sherwood Denton Directors include Dr Paul Biggers Greensboro Lacey R Orme Denton Dr Harold Phimmer Preston Miss Catherine Allfather The directors serve until the January meeting when an additional district director is named By laws and constitution adopted An executive committee includes Dr Walter B Johnson deputy health officer and two board members Membership will include civic representatives Annual meetings are set for the third Thursday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Health Association
G. Arthur McDaniel
Federalsburg
Harry H. Nuttle
Denton
Helen Sherwood
Paul Biggers
Greensboro
Lacey R. Orme
Harold Phimmer
Preston
Catherine Allfather
Walter B. Johnson
Association
Shore Federation To Meet In Greensboro Next Thursday
Several hundred members from the Eastern Shore District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will gather at St Pauls Methodist Church Greensboro for the forty ninth semi annual district meeting. The event features morning reports by club presidents and district officers with Mrs Thomas L Fleming presiding and guest speakers including Mrs J C Shaw and Dr R H Steinmeyer. The Greensboro Junior Woman's Club and High School choir will perform. Also noted is James K Cooper 19 of Denton elected for Naval ROTC training at the University of Pennsylvania after attending Swarthmore College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Greensboro Community Club, Inc
Arthur G. Smith
Thomas L. Fleming
Eastern Shore District
J. C. Shaw
M.F.W.C
Alma H. Preinkert
R. H. Steinmeyer
University of Maryland
Greensboro High School
G. B. Hastings
Carman Leggett
Greensboro
James K. Cooper
Gail F. Cooper
Denton
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Pennsylvania
Cooper
Swarthmore College
Republicans Win Control Of Both Houses In Off-Year Vote
In a sweeping national shift Republicans secured majorities in both the Senate and House, leaving Democrats with diminished influence. The GOP highlighted victories from Pennsylvania to Puget Sound, with Missouri and Maryland shaping the Senate count and a series of state races adding to the nationwide rout.
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South
North
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Dixie
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Maryland
Dudley G. Roe
GOP
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Truman
Missouri
Puget Sound
West Virginia
New Mexico
O'Conor
Kilgore
Chavez
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Ruth Todd
Calvin Blades
Pullet
Maurice Adams
Peggy Ann Adams
White Leghorn
Young Cockerel
Calvin
Newspapi
Jeandidates Ee
United States
David John Markey
Herbert R. O’conor
Edward T. Miller
Dudley George Roe
Wm. Preston Lane, Jr
Theodore R. McKeldin
George Cochran Doub
Hall Hammond
Alexander T. Grier
James J. Lacy
George W. Beck
W. Hyland van Sant
House of Delegates
Dorsey W. Banning
Orland B. Blades
Dorsey R. Christopher
D. Ralph Horsey
Arthur J. Messick
State’s Attorney
Marvin H. Smith
James A. Wise
Register of Wills
June N. Walling
Carlton V. West
C. Jerome Brown
Hector Gardner
Emmett Hignutt
Oscar L. Lord
Webster Todd
H. Roland Towers
Dorsey R. Nichols
Sherman L. Tribbitt
William E. Andrew
John C. Fisher
Orphans’ Court
J. Norris Coulby
Jesse T. Dennis
E. Lloyd Fooks
Luther W. Handy
Denton-St. Michaels
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Caroline
Health League
Shore Federation
Senate
D. John Markey
United States Senate
O’conor
Markey
William Preston Lane, Jr
McKeldin
Hammond
Doub
J. Millard Tawes
Alex T. Grier
Lacy
Grier
House of Representatives
Roe
David Ward
Hugh A. Meade
Baldwin
D’alesandro
Fallon
Central City
Lasseer
Beall
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