Middletown AC Clinches Mar-Del Title In Dover Final
Middletown AC claimed the Mar-Del League championship with a 29 to 18 win over Milford Vets in Dover, sealing the best-of-three finals after dropping Smyrna in the semifinals and splitting games in Milford. The first game went to Middletown 40-27, Milford answered 39-27, and crowd size marked one of the largest for years. The Mar-Del circuit, in its first year, saw teams improve, with Cecilion Drakes enduring a 28-game winless stretch. An All-Star poll among league coaches highlighted Friedel of Denton for 5075 dollars. The house used to belong to Mrs. Griffin’s parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Evitts.
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Middletown AC
Dover
Milford Vets
Delaware
Middletown
Smyrna
Milford
Cecilion Drakes
MAR DEL LEAGUE SEASON PLANNED
The MAR DEL League schedules summer and early fall matchups with six teams: Chestertown, Rock Hall, Greensboro, Denton, Houston, Felton, and Camden-Wyoming. Games run Sundays from July 27 through September 1 with Labor Day contests and varied home dates across Camden-Wyoming and Hartly venues.
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Chestertown
Rock Hall
Greensboro
Denton
Houston
Felton
Camden-Wyoming
Hartly
Felton Chestertown
Hartly Chestertown
Ridgely in Finals Eastern Shore Soccer League backs team rise
The Eastern Shore Soccer League praises Ridgely Soccer Club as this year's state and district champions. The league notes the team has traveled farther and faced more outsiders than any prior squad. Dates for the state championship games will be published, with one game set for Ridgely.
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Eastern Shore Soccer League
Eastern Shore
Ridgely
W. D. Meeks
J. M. Bye
Sec. & Treas
Eastern Shoreg Soccer League
Denton Home Sold At Public Auction on Courthouse Square
A frame house on the Courthouse Square in Denton was sold at public auction Tuesday by the executors of Mrs Charles G Griffin. The property was purchased by Marvel.
Greensboro Homemakers Club Meets with Guests and Plan Style Show
The Greensboro Homemakers Club met April 8 in the W. S. G. S. Hall with twenty members and two visitors, plus eleven Marydel Club members. Highlights included songs, a Style Show planned for April 15 at 7 30 p.m., exhibits for the November bazaar, reports on International Relations, and demonstrations on design and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. S. G. S. Hall
Henderson
Marydel
Tuckahoe
Denton
Wm. Elkins
Louis Kauer
Harry Butler
Philadelphia
United Nations
John Stevenson
A. B. Linhard
E. J. Vandegrift
Elise Roe
Mike
Benedict
Nancy Freedman
Florence Wathers
Charles Bilbrough
BE. J. Vandegrift
Homemakers Clubs
Caroline
Harmony Community Center
W. S. C. S. Hall
Henderson Social News Roundup of Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs T A Montague hosted in Henderson with guests from Wilmington. Numerous visitors from Dover Philadelphia Sadlersville and Greensborough added to a busy weekend. Local families also hosted Easter gatherings with relatives from Baltimore Rising Sun and Ocean City.
Obituary: Ralph H. Walling of Hobbs Dies in Easton
Ralph H. Walling, longtime Hobbs resident, died early Saturday at Memorial Hospital Easton. Funeral services were held Monday at MooreFuneral Parlor. Sympathies go to his widow Mrs W E Akin and to Sonny of Cape Charles who visited his father E S Evans. Kenneth Ramsburg and wife of Boonsboro spent part of the holiday with relatives.
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Ralph H. Walling
Our Village
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Moore Funeral
W. E. Akin
Sonny
Cape Charles
E. S. Evans
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Burrowsville Families Visit Relatives Over Weekend
Burrowsville residents spent Sunday visiting relatives in Tuckahoe Neck and Harrington. Frances Baker and children joined Mrs. Baker's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sim Bullock, while Ralph Jones of Baltimore visited Rev. and Mrs. James Robb. Other guests included W G Wooters of Denton, Ernest Raughley of Magnolia Delaware, Wilbur Jacobs of Harrington, H A Porter, Austine Stafford, and Henry Stafford at Harrington. Harlan Blades visited Russell Blades in Harrington. The Wesley Church W SIC S will meet at Henry Stafford's home Friday evening.
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T. A. Montague
Martin Bachman and Son
Wilmington
W. F. Clark
George F. Clark
James Jones
Edward Gooden
Dora B. Melvin
Harold Overfield
Doris Lee
Eleanor Harman
Dover
Clarence Overfield
Philadelphia
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie Lou
Sadlersville
Helen Cameron
Marydel
Thomas Miller
Goldsboro
Paul Maule
Michael Pavarnik
Linden
N. J
Andrew Martin
Albert Powell
Baltimore
W. E. Stubbs
Natalie Jones
Hartford
Robert Jones
Camp Sam Houston
Texas
U. S. Army
J. Omer Jones
Edwin Dill
Carlton
Rising Sun
Del
Keith Webb
Jimmy
Donald
H. L. Melvin
C. Belle Moore
Camden
Catherine Melvin
Roy Marvel
Charles Griffith
James D. Jones
Helen M. Towers
T. H. Towers
L. Hopkins Thomas
Tommy Lee
Lena Cohen
Easton
L. H. Thomas
L. Reyner Dukes
Lou and
Dukey
E. M. Willey
Richard Lister
Greensboro
Elmer Butler
Mary Lindle
Milford
Fletcher Stafford
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
Sue Smith
Pauline Willis
Ocean City
N. O. Shaffer
Mr. N. O.shaffer Jr
New York
Frances Baker
H. A. Porter
Austine Stafford
Henry Stafford
Alfred Raughley
Harrington
Harlan Blades
Russell Blades
W. S.ic. S
Wesley Church
Easter Visit Highlights Cleaves Family Time
Mr and Mrs Enos Cleaves hosted Easter from their home with extended family visiting. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Paul Cleaves of Wilmington and Mr Kenneth Cleaves of Pennsylvania who spent part of the holiday with their parents.
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Ning
Paul Cleaves
Wilmington
Kenneth Cleaves
Pennsylvania
Enos Cleaves
Kent-Sussex Spring Races Open May 1 at Harrington
More than 200 trotters and pacers are housed at Harrington for the Kent and Sussex Racing Association spring meeting set to open Thursday night May 1. The State Harness Racing Commissioner granted a 15-night pari mutuel permit as horsemen praise the track lighting for full visibility from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Kent and Sussex Racing Association
J. M. Harrington
Felton
Fire damages Feldman Bros store in Salisbury
A 35 000 fire damaged the Feldman Bros furniture showroom three story brick building in Salisbury after 12 15 p m. Firefighters from two city companies and four outside units fought the blaze with an aerial truck. Store manager Harry Miller said roof ceilings and floors on the second and third floors suffered heavy losses. Owner Samuel S Feldman was vacationing in Florida when the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldman Bros. Furniture
Salisbury
Harry Miller
Miller
Samuel S. Feldman
Florida
G. W. Wharton
Fred A. Grier
Shoppers Watch Fire Under Control Within an Hour
About 50 minutes after the alarm officials announced the fire was under control. More than 1,000 noon day shoppers and clerks watched from the street as authorities contained the incident.
Card of Thanks from Mrs June Walling Denton Md
The thoughtful consideration of my friends during the illness and at the time of the death of my husband was deeply appreciated. And the many acts of kindness that helped me bear the sad burdens that come when death enters the home will be remembered always with gratitude.
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Friedel
Lane
Denton R. Jones
Middletown van Brunt
Milford Griffith
O’neil
Kimmey
Milford Dover Earnest
Dover Martin
Sammons
Middletown Slaughter
Denton Swecker
Wilkins
Milford Sheats
Middletown Harrington Quillen
Milford Lynch
Idays
Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Butler
Hobbs
Southern States Cooperative Service Agency
Southern States
Board of Directors
Southern States Farmers Supply. Cooperative, Inc
Denton, MD
Burrsville
Kent-Sussex
June Walling
Richard Rodgers
Fritz Kreisler
Victor Herbert
al Goodman
Eileen
Roy Acuff
Tennessee Central
E. Arnold
Treasure Island
Tom Mitchell
Long John Silver
Jolson
RCA Victor
Decca
Capitol
Columbia
King and
Janice Malottalott
Stafford
Market Street
U. S. No
N. Y. State
Maryland
Sirloin Porterhouse
Firestone
Caroline Home & Auto Supply Co
Ath & Market Streets
Denton, Maryland
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