Labor Day Stock Car Race Set For Harrington
Harrington’s Kent and Sussex County Fair hosts Labor Day modified stock cars on the half mile Harrington Speedway. Entries from Richmond Virginia drivers Charles Drake and Charles Rush, plus others nationwide, open to all 21 plus drivers with 1937 to present model cars. Time trials at 1 pm, first race around 2 30 pm.
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Kent and
Sussex County Fair
Harrington Speedway
Harrington
Charles Rush
Nunis
Sam Nunis
Swain Hotel
Delaware
Harrington Fairground
Playtex Vacation Program Greatest In Company History
International Latex Corporation reports its 1947 vacation program as the greatest in company history with many workers taking three weeks paid leave. Employees toured the country, visited relatives, fished off Maine and saw Hollywood’s Movie Colony while enjoying full pay and holidays. The benefits include up to three weeks vacation depending on service, plus all legal holidays off and other perks, with Playtex Park expanding and job opportunities growing.
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International Latex Corporation
Playtex Park
Taok
Maine
Hollywood
Cal
United States
Dentonians Face Crucial Semi Pro Week End Battles
In a tight final regular week end the Semi Pro circuit sees Hartly Felton and Rock Hall in, Denton 4th with Chestertown threatening. Sunday Rock Hall at Denton and Felton at Hartly highlight pivotal matchups as teams chase playoff spots and pennant.
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Dentonians
Felton
Denton
Rock Hall
Hartly
Camden-Wyoming
Houston
Chestertown
Greensboro
Mar-Del League All Star Game in Dover Sept 4
The Mar-Del League All Star game is set for Dover on September 4 at 8 15 p m with Doc Baker selecting a strong Maryland roster from four teams including Hughes Denton Carroll Rock Hall Lynch Chestertown Bennett and Jess Jones as catcher. Delaware picks led by the league president include Vodvarka Hardy Killen Willey Sipple Lefty Wilson and others with Arley Jackson as umpire and Carroll George from Maryland handling duties. A record crowd is anticipated and tickets are available from team members.
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Hartly
Felton
Rock Hall
Denton
Chestertown
Camden-Wyoming
Houston
Vets
Hardy
Legionnaires
Cy Cole
Harry Hughes
George Carroll
Lawton
Vodvarka
Hummell
Willey
Lefty Wilson
Lord
Lynch
Greensboro
Mikell
C-W
Sipple
Rash
Montgomery
Bennett
Yelton
Plummer
Ed Strong
Chambers
Howard Killen
Miles
Rich
Coakly
Cof
Dover
Maryland All Stars
Doc Baker
Maryland
Hughes
Denton Ace
Carroll
Jess Jones
Baker
Derringer
Benjamin
Walls
Weaver
Cole
Porter
Robinson
Bilbrough
Lane
Willis
Mgrs
Bill Loller
Bob Lord
Delaware All Stars
League
Hardy Twirler
Killen
C-Wrighthander
Baxter
Seamans
Michaels
Danes
Ed Garey
R. Everett
Editors To Hear W. L. Daley At Del-Mar-Va Meeting
William L. Daley, legislative representative of the National Editorial Association in Washington, D. C., will keynote the Del-Mar-Va Press Association two day summer gathering in Ocean City. The Sept 12 13 event at the George Washington Hotel opens Friday 11:30 registration, 12:30 luncheon, followed by a business meeting and a 5:30 cocktail party.
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William L. Daley
National Editorial Association
Washington
D. C
Del-Mar-Va Press Association
George Washington
Ocean City
Glenn T. James
Queen Anne’s Record Observer
Shore Press Group
James
First Woman Juror Drawn for October Term 1947
A list of jurors drawn by Honorable J. Owen Knotts, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court for Caroline County, to serve at the October term 1947. Districts eight list names including Katherine Hobbs Johnson, J. Dawson Coursey, Elma Nichols Price, Florence Roe Flounders, Earl Holsinger, and others.
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J. Owen Knotts
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Louis Antal, Jr
William C. Ross
James FE. Wilgerson
J. Tyson Heather
J. Spencer Lapham
E. C. Gooden
Charles Vogt
Howard B. Thomas
Bessie H. Jarrell
Alvin Edwards
William E. Kerns
H. Claude Rawlings
Katherine Hobbs Johnson
Richard J. S. Bullock
Emory F. Walston
Charles T. Baker
Earl M. Crouse
Paul S. van Dyke
Alva T. Blades
Roland Thomas
M. Heber Lane
Herman Plutschak
Elma Nichols Price
John H. Price
Henry C. Poole
Wilmer S. Noble
William A. Wheatley, Jr
Ralph L. Nagel
Carl Reagan
Etta M. Hottle McDaniel
John W. Allfather
Virginia W. Holt
Winnie J. Wayman
Thomas H. Clopper
Ralph C. Werner
William B. L. Reed
J. Dawson Coursey
Florence Roe Flounders
Francis E. Lynch
Earl Holsinger
John M. Saulsbury
Leonard Dean
Roland Reed
Frank M. Adams
J. Leon Towers
William R. Ross
Grover Towers
William Chambers
Telephone rates to increase across state with modest local changes
The Public Service Commission approved amended schedules of telephone rates to take effect with September 1 1947 billing. Increases range from 25 cents to 1.09 dollars monthly, applying to residence and business lines with specific rises for Baltimore business lines and rural county services. Den ton area reflects boosts for rural and two party lines, private lines, and extensions, while some items remain unchanged.
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Public Service Commission
Baltimore
Denton
Denton Hospital Auxiliary Welcomes New Members
The monthly meeting of the Denton Junior Auxiliary of Easton Memorial Hospital was held Monday August 25 at Mrs. Herman Keen’s home. Three new members were welcomed, active Mrs. J. H. Harrington and Mrs. T. C. Fleetwood, sustaining Mrs. John Logan. The group invites others to join, discusses fall projects, and refreshments followed the meeting hosted by Mrs. Keen and Mrs. Ormond Andrew.
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Denton
Easton Memorial Hospital
Herman Keen
J. H. Harrington
T. C. Fleetwood
John Logan
C. P. Merrick
Wm. S. Orme
Paul van Dyke
Ormond ‘Andrew
Grand Championship Goes to 14 Year Old Billy Sutton
A 14 year old Chestertown youth, Billy Sutton, won the grand championship at the seventh annual Eastern Shore Bull Show and Holstein Field Day at Garland Lake near Denton. Sutton also captured the junior championship. other top honors went to Holstein cows and Holstein bulls exhibited by breeders from Denton Ridgeley Centreville and Federalsburg with judging by Guy Harmon of Queenstown.
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Billy Sutton
Chestertown
Garland Lake
Denton
Young Sutton
T. Roe Leaverton
Centreville
Joseph O. Edwards
Ridgely
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland State Fair Board
Pet Milk Company
Greensboro
Francis M. Rogers
Caroline County
E. L. Kindleberger
Carlton Porter
Marvin Hewitt
Guy Harmon
Queenstown
Franklin Bostic
Price
Franklin Moore
Roland Reed
Robert Larrimore
Sadlersville
Denton Heifers
Kemp Todd, Jr
Federalsburg
Jackie Waldis
Robert Reed
John H. Williams
Paul Scott
Leslie Scott
Guernsey
David Smith
Worton
Archie Carroll
Charles Meekins
Millington
A. T. Blades
Preston
Earle Everett
Church Hill
William, A
Queen Anne
Ayrshire
Melvin Blades
Company H Ends Successful Encampment at Camp Ritchie
The return of Company H to the Denton Armory closes a week of Army training at Camp Ritchie Maryland. New recruits impressed in weapon demonstrations and a Governor Lane review highlighted a productive encampment with plans for full equipment arrival by August 29.
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Denton Armory
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Governor Lane
29Th Division
Reckord
115Th Infantry
Purnell
Robert Smith
Farm Hand Abduction Case Ends With Capture
A one eyed farmhand named Cornelius Ellsworth Whiting, 39, was captured by state police after a three week search for Hattie Lou Unsworth, a 15 year old farmer's daughter missing since she reportedly ran away with him to live in Talbot and Queen Anne county woods on roots and stolen vegetables. She was found malnourished and taken to Easton hospital. Relatives say she planned to marry him in New York, while officials note the affair Whiting allegedly had with a white girl.
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Cornelius Ellsworth Whiting
Talbot County
Hattie Lou Unsworth
Whiting
New York
Harry Clark
Hattie Lou
Easton
Talbot
Queen Anne County Woods
Maryland sales tax licenses near 45000 issued
Maryland comptroller James J. Lacy announced that as of August 22 the state has issued 44 430 sales tax licenses. Of these 27 -- wait. Sorry.
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Maryland
James J. Lacy
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Denton Baseball Club
Leo Slaughter
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Charlie Rich
Bob Lane
Russ Orme
Douglas Bennington
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W. L. Daley
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