Charge Given To Grand Jury By Judge Kintner
Caroline County Maryland October term 1952 grand jurors report on law enforcement minor alcohol sales to minors and cooperation with Liquor Control Board. committees named jail court house and county farm with repairs and funding requests. foreman Sherman T. Griffith and secretary Ralph W. Elrick.
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Caroline County
Sherman T. Griffith
Ralph W. B. Elrick
Francis Roberts
Charles L. Knott
Kemp Stewart
Cpl. Koste
Tpr
E. C. Myers
W. H. Wier
Grand Jury
Liquor Control Board
Margaret Quillen
Esther Fearins
William M. Cropp
Court House
Howard R. Shockley
Oron F. Smith
Mollye E. Towers
R. Lee Murphy
John T. Milby
Genevieve C. Roe
Floyd F. Garey
James A. Wise
Kintner
Easton Community Concert Series Tickets Still Available
Few season memberships remain for the Easton Community Concert Series. Oct 24 features Cuban pianist Jorge Bolet. Dec 12 presents The Carolers, four men and a girl from Fred Waring circle. Feb 27 showcases the dance team Rey and Gomez. Contact Mrs. G. H. Rue Mrs. W. S. Fitzgerald or Miss Julia H. Wilson to subscribe.
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Easton
Jorge Bolet
Carolers
Fred Waring
Rey
Gomez
G. H. Rue
W. S. Fitzgerald
Julia H. Wilson
Moving Day For The Electric Company
Electric utility teams coordinate a major relocation of a voltage regulator outside Wilmington. Delaware Power & Light Company benefits from enhanced reliability and a new transmission tie line linking Wilmington and the Vienna steam plant. The project improves power interchange with the Central Atlantic States pool.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Delaware Power & Light Company
Vienna
Atlantic States
Deaths: William E Seeders 61 funeral held at Concord Church
Funeral services for William E Seeders 61 supervisor for the State Forestry Department and past president of East New Market Fire Company were held at Concord Methodist Church on Wednesday at 2 PM. Interment followed in Concord Cemetery. Seeders died in Easton Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Caroline County, son of Benjamin and Annie Spence Seeders, and served 22 years with the state department. Surviving are his widow Marjorie A Seeders three children and two stepchildren, eleven grandchildren and several siblings. He was active in the Dorchester County Red Cross. The obituary also notes a daughter born in Talbot County and several grandchildren.
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William E. Seeders
State Forestry Department
East New Market Fire Company
Concord Methodist Church
Guy McWillams
William Hemphill
East New Market Church
Concord Cemetery
Seeders
Easton Memorial Hospital
Caroline County
Benjamin
Annie Spence Seeders
Dorchester County
The
Red Cross
Marjorie A. Seeders
Preston Spicher
Greensboro
Norman Milligan
Federalsburg
J. Roland Seeders
Wheaton
Roger
William Hayman
East New Market
Claud Howard, Sr
Earl Love
Denton
E. Roland Seeders
Annapolis
Revel Cookman Horsey
Smyrna
Faries
Walter L. Beckwith
Asbury Methodist Church
Barratt’s Chapel
William T. Horsey
Mary Catherine Wright
Maryland
Etta Bennett Horsey
Mary E. Shockley
Woodside
Del
Kenneth Horsey
Jas. Horsey
Elkton
Jerusha Brown
Theodore
Freeland Horsey
Harvey Horsey
Jersey City
N. J
Minnie Beauchamp
Many Parents And Teachers Meet For First P T A Meeting
The Caroline County Bird Society and Caroline High School hosted the first P T A meeting of the year. Insurance for students was explained, Harvest Festival plans announced, and fundraising discussed with a 10 cent ticket system for festival activities. The theme is Making Better Citizens of Our Children, with programs limited to a half hour.
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Caroline County Bird Society
Caroline High School
Funeral Services for Mrs Nora E Pritchett Held in Greensbor o
Funeral services were held for Mrs Nora E Pritchett 76 at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro Saturday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Grayson H Wheatley pastor of St Pauls Methodist Church. Interment followed in Denton cemetery. She died at her home in Pasadena Anne Arundel County Wednesday of last week after a period of illness.
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Nora E. Pritchett
Rawlings
Greensboro
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Four State Winners Share Reflections On Government Learning
Short reports by the four Girls' and Boys' State winners sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and civic groups feature Virginia Thomas saying we were the government. Her remarks praise learning by doing. Shirley Good describes counselors parties voting machines and the Inaugural Ball. Philip Love recalls the Declaration of Independence seminar by St John's faculty. Philip Cooper discusses party elections Naval Academy tour campaigning and citizenship lessons concluding with I learned more about American citizenship.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Virginia Thomas
Shirley Good
Philip Love
St. John’s
Philip Cooper
P. T. A. Harvest Festival At High School Oct 24
For the older folks a Fancy Table Farm Market and a Bake Sale will display wide varieties of choice items. Watch for the Home Economics Exhibit to see what the young housewives can do. Remember October 24 Friday at the high school event.
Caroline High School P T A Entertainment Afternoon and Evening
Caroline High School invites support for a PTA event featuring a lively program of afternoon and evening entertainment. The fundraiser seeks community participation to boost school activities and student programs.
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Caroline High School
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Circuit Court
State OF Maryland
Sheriff’s Office
Esther W. Fearins
the Electric Company
Chevrolet
5Th & Gay Streets
Onepaptern Abhye
Solomon
Margaret Adams Harris
Talbot County
Eva Dyer
Gloucester
Ruth Britton
Margaret Acker
Camden
Roland K. Pritchett
Pasadena
Revel C. Horsey
James Chaffinch
Tayloe Lewis
Fred Wright
Moore
Denton, Maryland
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker Chiropractors
Race Street
Cambridge
Via Stevens
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Economy Furniture Co., Inc
South Aurora ST
Economy
Efi Matson
W.pratt
Storm Doors
Sam
Huff & Puff
TRIAD
Hollywood Celors
Pata Low
America
Albinium
Coor
Better Living Service Branch
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