Francis M. Rogers Wins National Service Honor
Francis M. Rogers received the National Association of County Agricultural Agents Distinguished Service Award at the national meeting in Minneapolis Minnesota on September 25. The top honor recognizes sustained service improving rural counties and economies. The four day event began September 22 with 1800 registrants and speakers from the University of Minnesota University of Arizona Michigan State University University of Florida and bankers associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Rogers
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Rogers
University of Minnesota
Meredith Wilson
Harold Meyers
University of Arizona
N. P. Ralston
Michigan State University
M. D. Watkins
University of Florida
American Bankers Association
M. Monroe Kimbrel
Georgia
Weeklong State Trooper Report Details Several Crashes
The State Police summarize accidents from Sept 28 to Oct 12. A 1954 Ford driven by Philip B. Wilson, 31, Federalsburg, died after a high speed crash on Route 317. A rear collision on Blades Road injured James Price, 20, Preston, and John Richard, 43, Baltimore, with Richard charged with reckless driving. A 1962 Rambler hit a deer on Route 318 near Federalsburg, causing $300 damage. Historical dates and events follow, including Oct. 9 1848 and Oct. 12 Columbus Day observances.
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Rte. 317
Rte
Philip B. Wilson
Rte. 2
Federalsburg
Wilson
Choptank Road
Blades road
Choptank
Comet
James Edward Price
Preston
Oldsmobile
John Robert Richard
Baltimore
Richard
Price
Donald Richard
State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases In Caroline Courts
In Caroline County circuit court on September 30 a Greensboro couple received Probation Before Verdict for contributing to neglect of minors. Separately two defendants faced magistrates in Federalsburg for drunkenness and driving without a license. Other actions include a 10 day jail term for disorderly conduct in Denton and a $200 bail forfeiture for false license representation. Burkindine seeks post conviction relief with counsel Smith named. Barr, held on a Louisiana bench warrant for probation violation, faces circuit court trial with extradition plans.
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Caroline County
Greensboro
George B. Rasin, Jr
Carter
Lila Trader
John F. Tilghman
Federalsburg
Goldborough Mitchell
Wilson Blue
George W. Clendaniel
Denton
Daniel Chatley
Chatley
Ann’s Bar
Vernon Leo Burkindine
Patuxent Institution
Marvin H. Smith
Burkindine
Ann Kimbrough
Preston
John Lewis Rayford
Pinetown
Russell Robinson
Albert Ronald Barr
St. Martin’s Parish
Louisiana
Barr
Patrick Richardson
C. J. Ballowe
Hugh Forgie Returns To Ice Capades This Year
Veteran badminton star Hugh Forgie returns to Ice Capades with a zany act featuring Shirley Marie. The pair showcase ace shots on ice before October 13 at Baltimore Civic Center, mixing skating with rapid shuttlecock returns and comic flair while highlighting Forgie’s endurance and speed.
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Hugh Forgie
Europe
Shirley Marie
Wellesley College
Fergie
Baltimore
Civic Center
Forgie
Brantford
Ontario
Ken Davidson
Stig Larson
John H. Harris
St Luke's resumes fall schedule of services
St Luke's Methodist Church restores full fall schedule with World Wide Communion Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion. Church School 9:45 a.m. features new teachers and rooms for preschool through grade 5. junior and senior high meet in new rooms. Four adults keep same rooms and teachers. MYF groups resume 6:30 p.m. Junior MYF in Wesley Room. Senior MYF in Fellowship Hall. Pastor Rev. Otho G. Brewer Jr. leads study Our Mission Today at 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsals schedule set for four groups.
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St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Wesley Room
Fellowship Hall
St. Luke’s
Otho G. Brewer, Jr
Adult Education Classes To Be Organized Here
Superintendent W S Hoppengardner announces night adult classes after outreach and student tear sheet notices. Students may visit secondary schools on October 8 or 10 between 7 and 9 pm to indicate courses, with $3 registration plus material costs. higher range possible at $5 with materials.
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W. S. Hoppengardner
Fred Asilton
Asilton
Board of Education
Samuel Ellwanger Birthday Anniversary Observed Near Denton
Mr and Mrs Samuel Ellwanger held a family dinner at their Denton area home to mark his 90th birthday on September 11. Born 185? the Greensboro farm years and 1918 move to Whiteleysburg Delaware shaped a life as builder and contractor until retirement in 1951. He remains healthy active and enjoys gardening and music with his harmonica.
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Samuel Ellwanger
Denton
Wheat Trade With Russia Sparks U.S. Debate
The United States faces a dilemma as Canada and Australia sell large wheat and flour shipments to the Soviet Union, with Cuba also receiving direct shipments. Farm leaders weigh export subsidies, credit rules, and national security in considering how far U.S. sales should go in a world where communism is a goal, and Free World supply could shrink by 400 to 500 million bushels.
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Canada
Soviet Union
Cuba
Australia
USSR
Russia
U. S
A. Kenneth Miller
Maryland Farm Bureau
Congress
Farm Bureau
United States
Miller
Midshipman Meintzer Tours USS Lowry on Summer Cruise
Midshipman Robert E. Meintzer, son of Mr and Mrs William C Meintzer of Ridge ly, participated in a summer midshipman training cruise aboard the destroyer USS Lowry in the Atlantic and Caribbean. Ports called at included St Croix Barbados Colon and Ocho Rios as part of Task Group AL FA. He is from the University of Virginia class of 1966.
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LOWRY
Robert E. Meintzer
William C. Meintzer
Atlantic
Caribbean
Navy
St. Croix
V. I
Barbados
W. I
Colon
Panama
Ocho Rios
Jamaica
Adventure Round Up planned for Del-Mar-Va Scouts
More than 16 000 Cubs Scouts and Explorers of the Del Mar Va Council join the 1963 Adventure Round Up over the next three months inviting others to join Scouting. Uniform Day is Oct 7 with invites to learn about Cub Packs Troops and Explorer Posts. Plans include 185 scouts in the National Jamboree at Valley Forge 1964 and 90 Explorers to Philmont in 1965.
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Del-Mar-Va
Boy Scouts of America
Easton
St. Michaels
Trappe
Oxford
Greensboro
Preston
Jefferson St
Wilmington
Del
Valley Forge Park
Pennsylvania
Choptank
Alem Stewart
Henry Thompson
David Murphy
Charles N. Taylor
Del- Mar-Va
Cimarron
New Mexico
Old West
Philmont Scout Ranch
Council
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Denton
Soroptimist Citizenship Award Offers $2500 for 1963 Graduate
The Soroptimist Foundation awards 2500 to a graduating senior from any accredited school. Criteria include service, dependability, leadership, and clear sense of purpose. Nominations may come from schools, churches, clubs, or individuals. judges are selected by the foundation.
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Soroptimist Club
Caroline County
Soroptimist Foundation
Home Coming Services At Mt. Olive Church Oct 6
The annual Home Coming Service will be held at Mt. Olive Church near Sandtown Del on Sunday Oct 6 at 2 30 p m The Rev Ray Kirwan former pastor now of Nassau Del will be guest speaker Special music and singing are planned Everyone is welcome
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Mt. Olive Church
Sandtown
Del
Ray Kirwan
Nassau
Our Mission Today Study Class At St Luke's Church
Dr. Tracey K. Jones authored the study book Our Mission Today to be taught by Rev. O. G. Brewer Jr at 7:30 p m Sundays Oct 6 and 20 Nov 3 and 10 in St. Luke's Denton. All ages invited and WSCS and other denominations urged to attend. Credits awarded upon completion. The course notes a new age with technological change and Asia Africa and Western decline prompting questions about the church's role.
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Tracey K. Jones
O. G. Brewer, Jr
St. Luke’s Church
Denton
WSCS
Asia
Africa
Annual Harvest Festival At Denton School Oct 16
Denton School schedules the Annual Harvest Festival on Wednesday October 16 at 2 30 p m to raise funds for the Denton PTA A large list of committee heads is named covering bake sale barbecue dinner rides games and entertainment aimed at students and parent volunteers.
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Denton School
James M. Voss
Denton
Denton PTA
Thomas W. Campbell
Patterson Kaufman
Chas. Davis
John C. Palmer
Harold Allfather
Voss
Review of Maryland’s Traffic Fatalities
Sixteen persons were killed on Maryland highways last week per Maryland State Police survey. Five drivers, seven passengers, and four pedestrians died. Speed was a factor in nine deaths. alcohol in three. driver error in twelve. Colonel Jarman urged reasonable speed laws tied to circumstances to reduce serious outcomes.
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Maryland
Carey Jarman
Jarman
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