New league formed with eight teams listed
The eight teams comprising the new league are Denton Federalsburg Centreville Chestertown Galena North East Elkton and Chesapeake City. Denton Counts and Federalsburg 2 2 at 11 20 Chestertown over Denton 2 1 at 11 27 Denton Counts vs Elkton scheduled away 12 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Federalsburg
Chestertown
Denton Counts
Elkton
Centreville
Galena
North East
Chesapeake City
North Dorchester and N. C. H. 8S 6 6 11 23
Basketball note for North Caroline High School vs Chestertown at home on December 9. Football results show North Dorchester and N. C. H. S. ending 8 to 6 with 11 23 as given.
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North Dorchester
North Caroline High School
Chestertown
Daytona 500 Preview At Daytona International Speedway
NASCAR set two 100 mile races on February 24 and 25 1961 ahead of the third annual Daytona 500 on February 26 at Daytona International Speedway. A 259 mile Modified Sportsman race is listed for February 25 1961 with the main event scheduled for February 26 1961.
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Daytona International Speedway
Bowling Lanes Duckpin League Results Overview
Duckpin bowling results from Caroline leagues show weekly standings with team points high games and top averages. Listings cover Nattie Lumber Thunderbirds Lucky Strike Left Overs Beck Chevrolet Pop's Five Hi-Lites Night Owls Pioneers Clippers Woodpeckers and more across Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Monday night leagues with top scorers like S Bradley H Smith Conley B J Smith and B Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattie Lumber
Thunderbirds
Lucky Strike
Beck Chevrolet
Pop
S. Bradley
H. Smith
Hi-Lites
Night Owls
Pioneers
Spotters
Clippers
Woodpeckers
R. Knotts
B. Bilbrough
Caroline League
Patsy’s Five
B. J. Smith
Dodgers
Orioles
Cardinals
Yankees
Athletics
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Giants
Braves
Senators
Phillies
B. Lynch
S. Wood
Tom's Tavern Extends Lead In Bowling Standings
Tom's Tavern strengthened its hold on first place last Wednesday night as Hurlock Home gained only half a point after a tie with Kerslake Insurance. Carlton Todd sparked Tom's attack with a 224-611 series as Tom's beat H E French and Son. Nuttle Lumber edged Breyer's Ice Cream 2-1 with an 880-2506 team line.
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Mike Stafford
Kerslake Insurance
Murlock Howe
Tom’s Tavern
H. E French & Son
State Police
Fox Canning Co
Nuttle Lumber
Breyer’s
Denton Fire Co
Wyatt Jewelers
Carlton Todd
Hurlock
Tom
H. E. French & Son
Denton
Breyer
Ridgely
Prices Paid By Farmers Up About 1% Over Year Ago
Prices paid by farmers in September 1960 average 1 percent higher than a year earlier and 7 percent above the 1947-49 average. Feed grain prices are expected to be lower in the 1960-61 feeding year than in 1959-60. Commercial fertilizer consumption has approximately doubled in the past 20 years due to heavier per acre applications and broader use of fertilizers.
Farm credit outlook and tax trends for 1961
The report notes farm credit conditions may ease in 1961 after 1960 rates remained steady post-1959 highs. Farm real estate taxes rose sharply through 1959 and projected 1960 levies to climb about 7 percent. US 1961 farm real estate taxes are expected to average about 1.19 per acre, double the 1917 49 average. Feeders and stocker cattle prices in Oct 1960 fell about 10 percent, dairy prices down 5 percent, while feeder pig and chick prices rose 30 and 25 percent respectively. turkey poults up 11 percent. Little price change anticipated soon.
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Federal Reserve Board
United States
Thanksgiving Holiday Notices Across Cities
Miss Bertha Blades and Miss Mary Emmons visited Norfolk friends during Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs H Leon King of Port Order Venezuela were guests in New York City. Iva and Esther Griffith visited family in Wilmington and Philadelphia. Osteen family from Aberdeen spent the weekend with Dorothy S. Osteen. The Monday bridge club met at Ruth Garey’s Maple Ave home. Lobergs and children spent Thanksgiving in Concord New Hampshire with Fowler relatives. W Bonners visited Baltimore. Schmick hosted a three table bridge group. Frono Reed announces the engagement of her daughter Frono to Theodore Burgess Wright.
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Bertha Blades
Mary Emmons
Norfolk
H. Leon King
Port Order
Venezuela
New York City
King
Inlaw
Howard Harris
Iva Griffith
Philadelphia
Esther Griffith
Wilmington
W. J. Bonner
Bonner
Thanksgiving Visitation Notes Across Region
Families from Greensboro Preston Dover Sykesville Wilmington and Washington shared Thanksgiving visits. Courtyard greetings included Mr and Mrs Earl Wright and others hosting relatives. Several couples traveled to NYC and enjoyed time with children and in laws during the holiday.
Maryland Growers See Modest Boost in Processed Veggies
The 1960 outlook shows processed vegetable supplies uneven across crops. nationally tomato production rose 11 percent but carryover fell. processed beans stay above last year, peas supplies down 8 percent, while tomatoes and tomato products are expected similar to last year. Maryland producers optimistic, potential overexpansion if prices stay high and weather mutes growth. 1961 may bring price declines if acreage remains steady.
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U. S
Maryland
Notice of Letters of Administration for Martha G. Huffington
Caroline County MD Orphans Court grants letters of administration for Martha G. Huffington. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by May 25, 1961 or be excluded from estate benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Given November 22, 1960 by CAROLINE H. SLOCUMB administratrix. Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Martha G. Huffington
Caroline H. Slocumb
Classified advertising rates and policies brief
Classified ads cost 50 cents per column inch for the first insertion and 50 cents per column inch for each subsequent insertion with a minimum of 50 cents. No border or black display type in classified columns. Ads must be received by 2 p.m. Wednesday for current issue publication. Cash must accompany all orders.
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Casa
Denton Maryland Two Parcels At Bryant's Addition Await Sale
Two parcels in Bryant's Addition to Denton Caroline County Maryland Lot 61 front 30 feet depth 118 feet and Lot 60 front 30 feet depth 118 feet with a one story shingled dwelling at the northern end of Fifth Street The sale offers one third cash day of sale or all cash option deferred payment bears interest and taxes adjusted to settlement date Title papers and stamps at purchaser expense Assignee handling the sale
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Howard M. Mezick
M. Ruth Mezick
Enoch Addison Rich
Mildred Rich
Caroline County
Maryland
Harry R. Hughes
Court House
Denton
State of
Bryant
Fifth Street
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Port Horts
Nascar
Caroline
Hurlock Holwe
Breyer’s Ice Cream
Long Shots
H. E. Trench & Son
Preston
Ruth D. Garey
Oriole
Inez Wright
Greensboro
Earl Wright
Edward Dean
Richard Dean
Susan
Dover
Charles Dean
J. Frank Patchett
Louis Auer
Dickson J. Greenfield
George IE. Roberts and Sons
Washington
Earl Roberts
Bertha Dietrick
Greenwood
Clara Kruger
James A. Wise
Carlton
Sunoco
Horner’s Service
Elzie Horner
Mer
Monthlu
Denton, Md
Sat
Sun
Adams and Wright Hardware Co
Weill’s Sporting Goods
Franklin St
R. Harrison
Caroline Home & Auto
Uwusey
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Easton
Roy R. Adams
Emory Gottwals
Auto Glass Service
L & W Service
Southern States
Denton Coop., Inc
Caroline Slocumb
Brick Hotel
Denton-Greensboro Road
Calvert C. Merriken, Jr
Western Auto Associate
Mason’s
Carl G. Emory Gottwall
Caroline Iame
Lehman L. Bailey
Schulz—Hart—Kory -van Dyke—Ritzcraft
Camden Mobile Homes
Dual Highway
Main St
Camden
Del
Denton Cooperative
Denton-Greensboro
Alan Armstrong
Cannon Wright
Wright’s Building Supplies
C. J. Mack
West Rep
Marydel
UNICO
Wyatt’s Jewelers
Norelco
Regent Barber Shop
Will’s Sporting Goods
Denton Journal
Rawleigh
Chester
Avon
Myrtle
Redfield
Box
Stockholders’ Meeting
Denton National Bank
James R. Chaffinch, JR
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Law Building
Denton, Maryland
William E. Andrew
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