Maryland 4-Hers win trips to National Club Congress
Four Maryland Top Ranking 4-H members earned all expense trips to the 31st National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago for achievement in Farm and Home Electric, Food Preparation, Health and Tractor Maintenance. Harry Wessel, 21, Laurel, won the Westinghouse Foundation prize for electric work and plans a modern electrified farm. Lillian Arnold, 17, Monrovia, won in Food Preparation for efficient meal planning and preserving home food supplies. Melvin Burnham, 21, Owings Mills, earned Tractor Maintenance for four years of tractor care and maintenance expertise. Faye White, 16, Eden, received Health Improvement recognition and will attend Congress with Kellogg Company backing. All programs run via the Cooperative Extension Service.
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Old Line State Club
Harry Wessel
Laurel
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
National Club Congress
Wessel
Harry
Maryland Utility
Lillian Arnold
Monrovia
Kelvinator
Lillian
Burnham
Owings Mills
Melvin
Maryland
American Oil Company
Faye White
Eden
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Merle Simms
Faye
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Service Short A/2c Laurence M. Patrick Deployment
Laurence M. Patrick son of Mr and Mrs Elwood R Layton sailed for Germany on November 20 after graduating from Caroline High School in 1951 He arrives in Bremerhaven about December 1 and transfers by train to Weisbaden to work with the U S A F Security Service His new mailing address is A/2c Laurence M Patrick AF 13418599 6910th Security Group APO 633 c o Postmaster New York NY
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Laurence M. Patrick
Elwood R. Layton
Germany
Snookie
Caroline High School
Bremerhaven
Weisbaden
U. S. A. F. Security Service
Security’ Group
APO
New York
N. Y
American Stores Company
Sampson Afb
Keesler Afb
Mississippi
Hickman Church Social News From Sunday Visits
Hickman church notices list a turkey dinner at Greensboro hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cohee for Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown and daughter Mary Lou. Guests included Mrs. Woodrow Passwaters and Mrs. Isaac Noble at a Stork Shower for Mrs. Wilmer Nagel in Federalsburg. Other items: Mrs. Ola Wroten and others dined with Edgar Wroten. Mrs. Layton Bowdle and Georgia Bowdle visiting Washington. Bill Tull and boys with Clarence Breeding’s family. classified ads invited.
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Clayton Brown
Mary Lou
Norman Cohee
Greensboro
Woodrow Passwaters
Denton
Isaac Noble
Gilbert Banning
Federalsburg
Wilmer Nagel
Ola Wroten
Seaford
Annie Wilson
Sallie Wroten
Edgar Wroten
Layton Bowdle
Georgia Bowdle
Washington
Charlie Stevens
Bill Tull
Clarence Breeding
Eastern Shore Soccer League results from Sunday
Ridgely 2 Federalsburg 1 and Queen Anne 2 Kent Island 0 and Denton 3 Sudlersville 3. Major scorers and standings not listed. Local clubs compete in regional league matches with several draws and wins noted.
Upset streak lifts Queen Anne over Kent Island 2-0
Sunday schedule in Eastern Sho soccer saw Queen Anne beat Kent Island 2-0 at Queen Anne with field goals by Russell Eaton and Stanley Curry. Ridgely won 2-1 over Federalsburg, Denton and Sadlersville drew 3-3 with Murray Smith scoring all Denton points. Ridgely moves into a three way tie for first as Queen Anne closes to two points behind.
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Queen Anne
Kent Island
Russell Eaton
Stanley Curry
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Denton
Sadlersville
Murray Smith
Don Walls Leads Scoring Race as Kent Island Dominates
Don Walls of Kent Island tops the league scoring with 9 points while Murray Smith of Denton trails by 1. Four others tie at 4 points: Bill Starkey and Thos Simos of Sadlersville, Gayland Clark of Kent Island, and Pete Rampmeyer of Ridgely, with Rampmeyer’s points all from penalties. Last year’s leader Tommy Rampmeyer, Ridgely, opens with a single point in Ridgely’s win over Federalsburg. Team scores show Kent Island 19, Ridgely 16, Sudlersville not listed.
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Don Walls
Kent Island
Denton
Murray Smith
Bill Starkey
Thos. Simos
Sadlersville
Gayland Clark
Pete Rampmeyer
Ridgely
Rampmeyer
Tommy Rampmeyer
Federalsburg
Little Homemakers 4-H Club Holds November Meeting
Federalsburg Denton Queen Anne 11 The Little Homemakers 4 H Club met on November 12 at Sarah Lanes. Members with three meetings attended received pins. Banquet, games, and refreshments were enjoyed. Next meeting set for December 10 at Ronnie Lee Jones home.
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Little Homemakers 4-H Club
Sarah Lane’s
Swine Erysipelas Spread via Minor Skin Scratches
Authorities warn that swine erysipelas can spread to healthy herd animals through minor cuts and scratches on the skin. The advisory emphasizes vigilance in keeping wounds clean and monitoring pigs for symptoms to prevent transmission.
Traffic accidents rise in clear dry weather
A study reports that three of four traffic accidents occur during clear weather on dry roads, signaling risk persists despite favorable conditions. Data highlights driver error as a key factor and suggests enhanced speed management and awareness.
Cooperation Sought In Ridgely Athletics
At a Ridgely Athletic Association meeting Martin L. Sutton urged wide cooperation to keep sports at a high level. Ridgely has been a leading Eastern Shore center, with two state soccer titles and two baseball league titles in four years. Proceeds fund the Community Park and one third backs the annual Ridgely Horse Show. Plans aim to create a playground.
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Ridgely Athletic Association
Martin L. Sutton
Ridgely
Eastern Shore
Spanish Majolica From Talvera in the Sixteenth Century
Spanish majolica was manufactured in Talvera during the sixteenth century.
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Talvera
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