Denton Domination Over Easton In Eight-Nil Soccer Rout
In a snow covered field at Easton, Denton crushed Easton 8 to 0 last Sunday. Bennington scored four times and Beauchamp added one in the third, with Denton piling on three more after the kickoff of the final period. Easton rarely threatened as Charlie Davis stood out for Easton. Cordova meets Denton next, while Denton eyes the second-half push in the Bi County Soccer League season.
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State Poultry Show Set for Denton January 25
The Maryland State Poultry Association plans a Denton show January 2 to 5 in the Bullock and White building with classes for all fowl and a 4 H Poultry Club division. Judges include J Harry Wolseiffer Roy H Waite and Paul A Raper. Last entries due December 26, contact L E Holsinger of Denton.
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Caroline County School Attendance Figures for November
Attendance totals show 2893 white students with 191 in high schools and 913 colored students with 189 at Lockerman High in Denton. Illness reduced overall participation but only one school fell below 90 percent. Preston and Greensboro led high and town schools with top percentages while two room and rural schools posted strong rates. A list ranks schools by attendance, ending with 92.7 percent in Bethlehem.
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Denton Woman And Son Killed In Snow Crash
Mrs. James W. Wise, 47, wife of a Dover druggist, died instantly when a car skidded on a snow covered highway and crashed into a milk truck near Smyrna. Three others were seriously injured including Mrs. Frank Hall Davis, Mrs. Owen Knotts, and James Knotts. Truck driver Wesley Manley was arrested for manslaughter. bail set at 5000. The accident prompted a coroner’s inquest adjourned to December 29. Mrs. Wise's family linked to Dover and Wilmington figures.
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Pushing Ahead: A Nation’s Unceasing March Toward Better
The passage asserts that the nation always seeks improvement and never stands still. It notes periods of indifference during prosperity after World War I, but emphasizes that the people eventually awaken and continue their forward march.
Alfred University President Dr Paul E Titsworth dies suddenly
Dr Paul E Titsworth 52 former Alfred University president died suddenly last Sunday while preparing to drive to Hornell to deliver a sermon. A noted educator with 25 years in higher education he had been inaugurated as Alfred University president October 20. Survived by widow Vida and three daughters, services held at the First Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church with burial there.
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Court authorizes sale of stocks and guardian appointments
On petition of T Sewell Noble executor of Rufus F Noble deceased the court ordered sale of certain stocks to buyers. Guardianship granted to Velma Wheatley for Ellea Wheatley minor. Bond filed. Administratrices and administrators filed final accounts and sales reports for Medford Moore John Safran T Frederick Towers Sallie S Brian. Release filed. Executors Josiah Beck George Beck authorized to assign certain mortgages to themselves.
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Blue White Gold Poem by Frederick A. Earle
A lyrical piece titled Blue White Gold by Frederick A. Earle celebrates spring renewal. The speaker witnesses blue skies white clouds and gold sunlight on a tree and feels life returning with courage joy and hope. Three signs are noted as gold on a tree.
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