Deadline Set In Toy Collection By American Legion
Caroline Post of the American Legion asks for toy donations for needy children with a November 28 deadline to allow time for cleaning repairs and painting. Toys may be dropped at Roy's Barber Shop in Denton Clayton Montgomery in Greensboro and James Lynch in Ridgeville. The Legionnaires thank the Boy Scouts for their help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Post 29
the
American Legion
Roy
Denton
Clayton Montgomery
Greensboro
James Lynch
Ridge- Iv
Legionnaires
Boy Scouts
Grass Roots Training Program To Be Held By Air Force
Eastern Air Defense Force will inaugurate a grass roots training program to teach civilian Ground Observer Corps volunteers at 21 filter centers across 18 northeastern states. The plan covers 300000 observers at 6000 posts with two hour classes every three months and large scale exercises using military and CAP aircraft. Proficiency requires identifying aircraft type and flight data, with eight hours of instruction and two exercises in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
Eastern Air Defense Force
EADF
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
New York
GOC
Caution Warns on Handling Wild Rabbits for Tularemia
State health officials urge care when handling rabbits to prevent tularemia transmission. Wear rubber gloves, avoid touching face, sanitize tools, and cook meat at least twenty minutes after catching and processing. Safeguards protect hunters, trappers, and diners during autumn rabbit season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Christmas Seal Sale Promotes Tuberculosis Fight
Dr. Robert H. Riley urged Marylanders to support the 1951 Christmas Seal Sale run by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association and county bodies. The drive runs from November 19 to Christmas Day to fund chest clinics X-ray surveys and public education, supporting nationwide TB research and rehabilitation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Riley
Maryland State Department of Health
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Maryland
Riley
Caroline County Teachers Association Meets At Federalsburg
The fall meeting of the Caroline County Teachers Association convened at Federalsburg School on Monday evening November 18. President Richard W. Hall presided, introducing delegates John W. Logan and Richard Blades for a panel on teachers and legislature affairs. Four discussion groups covered running a professional organization aims and objectives, legislative program, and professional ethics, with remarks by Superintendent W. Stewart Fitzgerald. The evening included group singing, dancing, card games, bingo, and refreshments served by Federalsburg faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Teachers Association
Federalsburg
Richard W. Hall
Preston
John W. Logan
Richard Blades
Morris Jones
Greensboro
Mary Evelyn Miles
Denton
Thomas Jordan
Richard Hall
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Wanda Ewing
Winter Driving Dangers Warn of Frost Fog and Wet Leaves
Maryland Keystone Automobile Club manager August G Detlof warns drivers to slow for three seasonal hazards fog frost and wet leaves. He notes frost can leave patches of road glassy near bridges and fog cuts vision requiring slower cautious driving while wet leaves on gutters and roads can cause skids similar to icy pavement.
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G. Detlof
Keystone Automobile Club
Maryland
Henderson Scout Charter Presented
The Charter presentation for Troop 194 Henderson occurred at Henderson Methodist Church. Mr John Richard received the charter from District Scout Executive Mr Holly Snow with committee members J Norman Stubbs Earl Thompson, and leadership including Philip Richard scout master Robert Stubbs assistant scoutmaster and Richard Roden explorer advisor. Advancement earned by George Richard Frank Richardson Second Class and James P Richard First Class plus Woodcarving Leather craft Forestry badges. Other registered scouts include Harry Wilson Jacob Schroch Paul Spence James R Richardson Carroll Richardson and Michael Tuneff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richard
Holly Snow
Richard
J. Norman Stubbs
Earl Thompson
Philip Richard
Robert Stubbs
Richard Roden
George Richard
Frank Richardson
James P. Richard
James Richard
Camp Rodney
Henderson
Harry Wilson
Jacob Schroch
Paul Spence
James R. Richardson
Carroll Richardson
Michael Tuneff
County Fireman's Auxiliary Elects 1952 Officers
The Caroline County Firemen's Auxiliary met in Federalsburg and elected officers for 1952. Presidents and secretaries named include Mrs Norris Daffin Federalsburg and Mrs Wilson Conee Denton with other officers and trustees from Ridgely Greensboro Goldsboro and Marydel. A gift of appreciation also honored Mrs Carlton Smith of Goldsboro. The January meeting will be held in Greensboro.
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Caroline County
Marydel
Betty Towers
Ridgely
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Social Security representative to visit Denton court house
A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Denton Court House on Monday November 26 starting at 11:00 a.m. to answer questions about Old Age and Survivors Insurance. Norman P. Foster, Salisbury field office manager, arranges visits to help area workers learn about eligibility and filing.
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Social Security Administration
Court House
Denton
Norman P. Foster
Social Security Administration Tield
Salisbury
Mr. Foster
Mrs Catherine R Ford Dies at 92 in Hillsboro Area
Mrs Catherine R Ford 92 widow of William Ford died at the home of John Eveland Hillsboro last week. She was daughter of John Elliott of Pennsylvania Funeral services held at Eveland home Saturday at 2 pm by Reverend William R Dudley Pilgrims Holiness Church Denton Burial in Hillsboro Cemetery
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Catherine R. Ford
William Ford
John Eveland
Hillsboro
John Elliott
Pennsylvania
Eveland
Wiliam R. Dudley
Pilgrims Holiness Church of
Denton
Hillsboro Cemetery
Homemakers Meet at Mrs Towers Home November 27
The Double Hills Homemakers Club will meet November 27 at 2 p m at Mrs Nellie Towers home. Co-hostess is Mrs Mildred Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Nellie Towers
Mildred Crane
Check Your Car For Winter Driving
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urges motor vehicle owners to prepare for winter by readying vehicles for the cold season. Chairman Paul E Burke warns that early preparation improves survival in the annual battle with snow sleet and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Paul E. Burke
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Faith Amid War Threats
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin proclaims Thursday November 22 as a day of thanksgiving for God's blessings and for renewing faith in guidance, noting America's history of faith from Plymouth to the Founders and affirming liberty, worship, and sacrifice in wartime. The proclamation is dated November 9, 1951, Annapolis, Maryland.
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Plymouth
Continental Congress
George Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
God
Theodore R. Mckeeldin
State of
Maryland
Annapolis
Lord
THEODORE R. McKELDIN
JOHN R. RIEVES
Mudd Urges Maryland Drivers to Update Address for Plates
Commissioner Thomas B. R. Mudd cautions that many license plate applications fail due to incorrect addresses. Maryland law requires owners to notify within 30 days of address changes. The Motor Vehicle Department asks all who moved in the past year to submit name, old and new address, license plate number, and title number if possible to avoid delays in new 1952 1953 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Motor Vehicles
Maryland
Noble Henning engagement announced in Fredericksburg
Mr and Mrs Lee Willis Noble of Preston announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to George Howard Henning R D S N son of Mr and Mrs Winfield Henning of Federalsburg. Miss Noble attends Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia in Fredericksburg. Mr Henning attended the University of Maryland and is now in the United States Navy aboard the USS Tarawa.
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Lee Willis Noble
Preston
Joan
George Howard Henning
Winfield Henning
Federalsburg
Miss Noble
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Fredericksburg
Henning
University of Maryland
United States Navy
U. S. S. Tarawa
Dies W. E. Lider a Caroline business man with local ties
Elbert Liden aged 48 a farmer and land owner died at his Walkertown Federalsburg home after months of ill health. He led Smithville Farm Machinery Company with his brother and owned a saw mill and several farms. Survived by wife Margaret Cook Liden and son W Elbert Liden Jr. plus three sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Bloomery Methodist Church with Masonic and church group rites. Interment Bloomery Cemetery.
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W. Elbert Liden
Walkertown
Federalsburg
Mr. Liden
William IF
Mary Lee Adams Liden
Smithville
Walter
Liden
Bloomery Methodist Church
Nanticoke Lodge
Edenton Royal Arch
Chesapeake Commandery No
Knights Templar
Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Margaret Cook Liden
W. Elbert Liden, Jr
Elmer Robinson
Norman Thawley
Orland Clausen
Charley
Walter Liden
A. S. Kniceley
L. L. Powell
Christ Methodist Church
Bloomery Cemetery
Three Fined Jailed In Truck Theft Case
Alderman John H. Conrad of Dover fined and jailed three men after guilty pleas for driving off a pickup truck. Alphonso Gormon 20 Jesse Simpson 26 and William J Harris 26 received $100 fines and 60 days in jail with 90 more days possible for nonpayment. Arrest followed sighting at Tru-Val sales Inc. premises near Bay Street and East Loockerman Street and connection to a theft from Kent County Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Conrad
Dover
Alphonso Gormon
Jesse Simpson
William J. Harris
Gormon
Simpson
Cordele
Harris
Conrad
Tru-Val sales Inc
Bay Street
East Loockerman Street
Kent County Motors Company
Price Support Agency Reports First Quarter Loss
The Commodity Credit Corporation posted a net loss of 31,252,000 in the first quarter of the fiscal year, mainly from eggs, peanuts, wheat and grain sorghums. The Agricultural Department notes more than 1,885,088,000 was invested in program loans and inventories July through September, with wheat tobacco and corn leading loan totals and upland cotton last.
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Agricultural Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Santa Letters Published Deadline Set for December 7
Notice requests all letters to Santa to be submitted for publication no later than December 7, 1951, in the Denton Journal.
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Santa
Eastern Shore Soccer League Results and Schedule
Ridgely defeated Denton 4 to 0 while Kent Island beat Oxford 5 to 3 and Queen Anne routed Hurlock 8 to 1. Federalsburg tied Greensboro 1 to 0. Upcoming matches Sunday include Queen Anne at Ridgely Denton at Hurlock Kent Island at Federalsburg and Greensboro at Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore soccer League
Ridgely
Denton
Kent Island
Oxford
Queen Anne
Hurlock
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Oxford Queen Anne Denton Greensboro Hurlock
Marketing Executive to Speak at Peninsula Horticultural Meet
Dr. Roger B. Corbett agricultural counsel to the National Association of Food Chains will headline the Salisbury meeting on December 6 at Fellowship Hall North Division Street. His talk covers how new marketing methods affect vegetable sales, packaging, freezing, and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Corbett
National association of Food Chains
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Salisbury
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New England Research Council
University of Connecticut
American Farm Bureau Federation
University of Maryland
American Country Life Association
Vegetable Growers’ Association of America
Corbett
Fellowship Hall
North Division Street
peninsula
Horticultural Society
Delmarva peninsula
The
Robert F. Stevens
University of Delaware
Newark
Del
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Henderson Scout Charter
Henderson Methodist Church
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irs
Delaware
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Seaford
Harrington
Bridgeton
L. Gooden Calloway
Johnson
Georgetown
Amy Slater
George Slater
near
Slater
Samuel C. Johnson
New Jersey
Colonial Court
Mudd
Tag
W. E. Lider
Caroline
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