Memorial services honor World War One veterans at North Caroli ne High
North Carolina High School students led by President Richard Hall hosted Armistice Day exercises with Denton Eastern Shore Barracks 101 veterans. Commander Roy V. Grogan and officials from American Legion VFW and Nurse Post 194 attended, presenting a flag from Denton and a citation for three years of cooperation. Marvin Smith spoke on loyalty teamwork and patriotism before taps.
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North Caroline High School
Richard Hall
Eastern Shore Barracks
Denton
Sandra Ware
Patti Rainville
Roy V. R. Grogan
Robert Mueller
Stte
James O. Knotts
American Legion
Frederick Evans
VFW
Henderson
Gladys Hopkins
Salisbury
16th District
Thelma Shea
Grogan
Caroline Post 29
American Legion of
Marvin Smith
Hall
Farm Bureau Delegates Meet on National Affairs in Maryland
Delegates from twenty three Maryland counties will gather November 18 in Randallstown to discuss national farm affairs for 1964. Topics include federal farm programs for dairymen wheat and feed grains, beef grading, foreign trade and the federal budget. Policy will be sent to the American Farm Bureau Federation for national consideration.
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Maryland
Randallstown
A. Kenneth Miller
Maryland Farm Bureau
Free State
Miller
State Farm Bureau
State Grange Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Christmas Savings Checks Mailed By National Bank
Christmas savings checks totaling 72795.50 are being mailed by Denton National Bank an increase of 2500 from last year. Historical notes list events from November dates including the Suez Canal opening in 1869 and Lincoln’s Gettysburg address in 1863.
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Denton National Bank
Suez Canal
U. S
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Indianapolis
William C. Bullitt
USSR
Wright Brothers
Smithsonian Institution
Battle of
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In Caroline Courts
On Nov 11 the Liquor Control Board heard Vernon L. Swann license suspension in Dover Bridge near Bethlehem. Three witnesses supported suspension. Swann, his wife and another witness opposed. Hearing lasted about one hour. board to decide later. W. H. Van Sant for Swann. Also on Nov 12 Charles Herbert Ebling sentenced to one year in Maryland House of Correction for petty larceny after probation violation. On Nov 8 Clifford Hughes found not guilty of cruelty to dogs. On Nov 9 Ralph Keith Moseley and Ruth Lillian Moseley were arrested for selling alcohol to minors. case to be presented to Grand Jury Nov 13.
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Liquor Control Board
Caroline County
Vernon L. Swann
Dover Bridge
Bethlehem
Swann
W. H. Van Sant
Tis
Charles Herbert Ebling
Goldsboro
Denton
Maryland House of Correction
East Shore Materials Co
Ebling
Circuit Court
S& women
Clifford Hughes
Talbot County Humane Society
the
Humane Society
Hughes
Satuday
Ralph Keith Moseley
Ruth Lillian Moseley
Moseley Tavern
Dawson’s Hideaway
Magistate
George W. Ciendaniel
James O. Knotts
Grand
Christ Church
Hollyday
Massachusetts
Maryland
B. DeFrees Brien
Colonial Arts
Nesbitt Named First Poultry Home Economist for DPI
Mrs Anne C Nesbitt of Seaford appointed as the Delmarva Poultry Industry Association's first staff home economist by DPI president Gene Bailey. She will work with school lunch supervisors, food trade and press, promote chicken usage, assist with Festival and National Chicken Cooking Contest committees, and bring her home economics background from Seaford High School and University of Delaware to the role. She and husband Marshall Nesbitt reside at 404 Pennsylvania Ave Seaford with two children Barbara and Carolyn.
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Anne C. Nesbitt
Seaford
Delmarva Poultry Industry Association
Gene Bailey
Millsboro
DPI
Delmarva
Nesbitt
Concordville
University of Delaware
American Home Econosmics Association
Marshall Nesbitt
Seaford Golf and Country Club
Pennsylvannia Ave
Nesbitt’s
Barbara
Carolyn
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
the
American Association of University women
Jurist Gallagher to Address Democratic Women Luncheon
The fall luncheon of the Women's Democratic Club will be Nov. 20 at 12:30 p.m. at the WIFW Clubhouse Federalsburg. Speaker Jude Nadine Lane Gallagher, known as Judge Chapman, is a former DC Municipal Court judge and long-time legal figure with international work. Reservations via district chairman or Miss Mary Katherine Porter HU 2-2471.
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Women’s Democratic Club
WIFW
Federalsburg
Jude Nadine Lane Gallagher
Gallagher
J. Holbrook Chipman
Spray Willow Farm
Wittman, Md
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Court of General Sessions
United States
United States Senate
State Department
Far East
Southeast Asia
Department
Holy Land
Near East
Mediterranean
Chapman
American Bar Association
Bar Association of the
Talbest County Bar Association
National Association of Women Lawyers
International Association of Women Lawyers
Women's City Club
Washington
D. C
Women’s Club
Judie Gallagher
District of Columbia Health Department
Voice of America
District of Columbia State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Mary Katherine Porter
Garden Club Coffee a Huge Fall Social Success
The Caroline County Garden Club hosted a successful coffee at the VFW Home in Federalsburg on November 6 with about 300 guests from Caroline and nearby counties. speaker Mrs Christine Heineman spoke on Holiday Decorations and Tables while hostesses displayed bronze and gold chrysanthemum centerpieces.
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Caroline County Garden Club
VFW
Federalsburg
Austin Murphy
A. T. Blades
Caroline
Christine Heineman
Wilmer Fell Davis
Enoch Nuttle
Ed Unger
Alva Blades
Foy
Harry Hollis
Preston
Review of Maryland Traffic Fatalities in Latest Survey
Maryland State Police report ten people died on state highways last week. Four were drivers, two passengers, four pedestrians. Alcohol contributed to four deaths, speed and driver error in six. Col. Carey Jarman warns pedestrians share responsibility for highway safety and must cross only at designated areas to reduce fatalities.
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Maryland
Maryland State Police
Col
Carey Jarman
Col. Jarman
Republican Leadership Change in Caroline County
The Caroline County Republican Committee elected Marvin H. Smith of Federalsburg as Chairman after Troward L. Hager resigned from the chair and as a member. Noble J. Chue of Denton was elected a committee member but postponed acceptance. Existing members include W. Carlos ilosley Ridgely Harold K. Shults Marydel B. J. Spence Ridgely and Elbert Jake Todd Preston.
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Caroline County
Republican State Central Committee
Troward L. Hager
Denton
Marvin H. Smith
Federalsburg
Noble J. Chue
Mr. Smith
Eastern Shore Republican Committee
Caroline
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
State Police report highlights the past week with a two-vehicle accident on Route 318 one mile east of Preston. A 1950 Chevrolet driven by Jank Langrell, 80, of Preston, failed to yield entering from a private drive and collided with a 1957 Pontiac driven by Edward Fuchs, 30, of Preston, injuring Langrell. Both cars were total losses. Langrell admitted to Easton Hospital with head contusions and abrasions. Charges pending.
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Preston
Jank Langrell
Pontiac
Edward Conrad Fuchs
Langrell
Fuchs
Lantrell
Easton Fospital
Bridgetown Beavers form 4-H Club in Bridgetown
A new 4 H Club named Bridgetown Beavers was organized in Bridgetown Community Hall on Tuesday November 5. Michael Tuneff and Francis V Sharpe were named local leaders, with meetings set for the third Monday of every month. The next gathering is December 16 at 7 30 p m a Christmas party and invitees are area youths ages 9 to 21.
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Bridgetown
Michael Tuneff
Francis V. Sharpe
Bridgetown Beavers
Bridgetown Beavers Club
Wayne Lay
Pomona Grange Fall Meeting At Greensboro
Tri County Grange will hold its fall meeting in the firemen’s hall Greensboro on Monday evening November 25 at 8 oclock. Hansen Hoffman Master of Pomona Grange says an interesting program includes reports on the recent State meeting and plans for winter and spring activities with Grangers from Queen Annes Caroline Talbot and Dorchester Counties urged to attend.
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Tri-County
Pomona Grange
Homemade Cookies For Veterans At Perry Point
The Caroline County Red Cross centers announce Homemakers Clubs will collect cookies for Perry Point Hospital during Christmas. Representatives include Mrs. Jester Choptank Homemakers, Mrs. Butler Federalsburg Circle Homemakers, Mrs. Myers Greensboro Homemakers, Mrs. Todd Harmony Homemakers, Mrs. Hickman Henderson Homemakers, Mrs. Poole Modern Homemakers, Mrs. Glover Ridgely Junior Homemakers, Mrs. Holden Tuckahoe Homemakers, Mrs. Lowe Unity Homemakers, Denton. Cookies should be ready for delivery by early December. contact local representatives to contribute.
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Caroline County Red Cross
Perry Point Hospital
Jas
Jester
Choptank
Franklin Butler
Circle Homemakers
Federalsburg
Margaret Myers
Greensboro Ihomemakers
Claude Todd
Harmony Homemakers
Thomas Hickman
Henderson Homemakers
Henry Poole
Modern Homemakers
John Glover
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Weather Data
Department of Parole and Probation
Garden Club
second Street
Minerva Williamson
Fred Monroe
Greensboro Packers
Ruth Frampton
Wm. Elbert Williamson
Philip Mitchell
Martha Ann Mitchell
Carole Frampton
Wayne Wise
Dentonia Theatre
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Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Selective Service
E. J. Harvis
W. Clark Quillen
Clarence C. Ringgold
Ridgely
Henry C. Stanwood
Baltimore
Selective Service System
Selective Service Board
E. J. Harris
James A. Wise
Beverly L. Goldsborough
Frank M. Anderson
Perry Point
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