School Children Double Contribution To March Of Dimes
Caroline county schools raised $939.89 for the 1948 March of Dimes, nearly doubling last year’s total. The report lists each school’s enrollment, total contributions, and the average per pupil, showing an average of 29.14 cents per pupil countywide.
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Caroline county
Rat Control Campaign Starts March 1st
A Cambridge meeting on February 10 set plans for Eastern Shore participation in a statewide rat elimination drive. Central Eastern Shore counties will implement the program during the week beginning March 1. Antu powder will be sold at local hardware and feed dealers. it is inexpensive. The government mix with tartar emetic may cause vomiting in nonrat animals. County agents who organized the effort will assist.
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Cambridge
Eastern Shore
Legion To Celebrate At Chestertown Next Monday
A Washingtons birthday celebration hosted by the North Eastern Shore District of the American Legion will be held at the Chestertown Armory on Monday February 23 1943 at 8 p m Members of Caroline Post No 29 will attend Major General Robert S Beightler renowned for service in the Mexican Campaign World War I and World War II will be the principal speaker He is now president of the Army Personnel Board and noted for his combat record including awards such as the Distinguished Service Cross and the Silver Star This is the first time a military figure of his high rank will address the community
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Washington
Beichtler
Army Personnel Board
Army
Maryland
Beightler
Luzon
Clarke Field
Fort Stotsenberg
Pasig River
Manila
Solomons
Munda
New Georgia
Bougainville
Dover YMCA Basketball Tournament Draws 14 Teams
Fourteen clubs compete in the Dover Y M C A Invitational with games on consecutive Saturdays starting Feb 21 at the Dover Field House. First round features Smyrna vs Sadlerville, Delaware City vs Lewes, Harrington vs Play-Ten, Laurel vs Rehoboth Beach. more first-round matchups follow Feb 28 including Dover vs Fort Miles and Georgetown vs Denton.
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Dover Y. M. C
Mar-Del
Dover
Centreville
Laurel Owls
Sussex
Georgetown
Lewes
Fort Miles
Federalsborg Lions
Ducky Detweiler
Federalsburg
Sadlersville
New Castle
Middletown Seizes Mar-Del Lead With Smyrna Overtime Win
Middletown moved into first in the Mar-Del Circuit after beating Smyrna 43 to 37 in overtime, ending Smyrna’s nine game streak. Rich Jones scored 25 for Middletown, Jim Ford had 14 for Smyrna, and Chestertown forfeited to Camden earlier affecting the standings. Milford beat Harrington 56 to 32 behind Lor Wilkins 14, Camden won 77 to 44 over Felton, and Denton edged Dover 28 to 27.
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Smyrna
Cecilton
Chestertown
Milford
Middletown
Camden
Denton
Dover
Felton
Harrington
Guards
Chestertown Legionnaires
Jim Ford
Allen O'Neal
Kelley
Dover Guards
George Diffie
Little Dave Snecker
Bob Thompson
Bud O'Neil
Middletown Chestertown
Denton Kittens Rally Past Felton In Tight 13 6 Win
Federalsburg defeat 22 20 and Felton 42 37 as Denton Kittens improve to 13 wins against six losses. Smith 22 Cahall 13 lead scoring. Cahall perfect at the line. Horst adds 7 points on rebounds and defense. Welch and Detwiler out. Willis and Brubaker absent.
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Denton Kittens
Pine
Federalsburg
Felton
Welch
Detwiler
Denton
Smith
Cahall
Kay DeFord
Noble
Steward
Davidson
Kittens
Horst
Smith- Cahall
Willis
Brubaker
Baseball Meeting of Denton Club Set for Friday 27th
The Denton Baseball Club will hold a public meeting at Roy's Barber Shop on Friday evening at 8 p m February 27th to discuss plans for the coming season. All interested persons fans and players are urged to attend to help plan an eventful season.
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Denton Baseball Club
Roy
Tag Applications Now Being Mailed
1948 motor vehicle tag applications are mailed to passenger car owners statewide. Motor trucks and other types will follow as processed by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Tags issued this year use the same large tag with a small black insert bearing silver numerals 49. Current Maryland tags expire March 31.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Maryland
W. Lee Elgin
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Greensboro Bonds Sell for Town Improvements
The Town of Greensboro sold its 1948 45 000 refinancing and improvement bonds to Alex Brown and Sons of Baltimore at 3.1 percent with a 100 349 premium. Baker Watts and Co. of Bathmore bid 3 4 percent with a 100 072 premium. Funds support water sewer upgrades, pumps, artesian wells, and street system additions authorized by a 1947 legislature special session. Under Town Commissioners led by Russell H Wright improvements proceed, extending into adjacent areas.
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Greensboro
Alex. Brown & Sons Baltimore
Wall Street
Alex. Brown & Sons
Baker, Watts & Co
Bathmore
Russell H. Wright
E. J. Vandegrift
G. Linden Duffey
John Jarvis
Norman E. Baynard
American Legion Auxiliary Supports Community Funds
Caroline Unit No. 29 of the American Legion Auxiliary voted to donate 11 to the Infantile Paralysis fund chapter in Caroline and 5 to the Heart Fund via Baltimore headquarters. The group also aids Red Cross Tag Day Child Welfare and veteran rehabilitation, with new members urged and eligibility via a member or veteran service.
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Caroline Unit No. 29
American Legion Auxiliary
Caroline
Heart
Baltimore
Caroline Unit No
Red Cross
veterans
Denton Recreation Project
American Legion
Army
Navy
L. Stevens Browne
Denton
Easton Gets Own Radio Station to Serve Eastern Shore
The Easton Broadcasting Company, Inc. received a federal permit to build a 1000 watt AM station at 1480 kilocycles with calls WORM. Plans include three 170 foot towers, studios, and remote broadcasts across the Delmarva peninsula, with broad programming from religious and educational groups to public health campaigns.
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Federal Communications Commission
Easton Broadcasting Company, Inc
Easton
Maryland
J. N. Critchlow
Mrr
Critchlow
Fire Company Fund Reaches 1389 in Second Week
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company annual drive, now in its second week, has raised 1389.00 from 243 donors toward a 5000.00 goal to cover the cost of a new pumper. Names of contributors span multiple towns including Denton Hillsboro Swarthmore Ridgely Harrington Seaford and Washington with area groups and businesses acknowledged.
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Fire Company
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
DENTON
Mary A. Scotten
Denton National Bank
J. Owen Knotts
L. A. Moore
Eastern Shore Public Service
Mary, Blanche
Edna Hobbs
Marvin H. Smith
Kennard Holden Jr
W. Kelly Turner
A. May Thompson
Denton Journal
Madge D. Jump
Ida W. Roe
Clifford Baker
George W. Beck
Sam Mellits
Peoples Bank
Tee Service
Bullock and White
David H. Ellwanger
J. Frank Lane
Mrs
P. R. Fisher
John L. Natzinger
John Towers
O. G. Weaver
Homer R. Wayman
Jas
Caroline County Red Cross Drive Organized
Marvin E. Smith, a Denton attorney, will chair the annual Red Cross fund campaign for Caroline County Chapter starting March 1 with a $1,980 quota. Local chairmen and quotas: Denton Harry J. Nuttle 575, Federalsburg Mrs. J Edwin Rosser 575, Ridgely Mrs. Martin Sutton 210, Greensboro Miss Mildred M Ginn 210, Hillsboro Mrs. Mary Rowe 90, Goldsboro Mrs. Lyman Scotten 50, Marydel Mrs. James H. Scotten 30, Spurrsville Mrs. Harry A. Porter 15, Preston 205, Henderson 20. Mrs. Frederick P. Roe of Greensboro chairs the county chapter.
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Marvin E. Smith
Denton
Caroline County
American Red Cross
Mr. Smith
Harry J. Nuttle
Federalsburg
J. Edwin Rosser
J. Edwin Rosser, chairman, quota $575; Ridgely
Martin Sutton
Greensboro
Mildred M. Ginn
Hillsboro
Mary Rowe
Goldsboro
Lyman Scotten
Marydel
James H. Scotten
Spurrsville
Harry A. Porter
Preston
Henderson
Frederick P. Roe
the
Red Cross
Batchelor's In Cup Game At Ridgely
The Maryland and District of Columbia Soccer Association resumes Stewart Cup play with Batchelor facing Ridgely at Ridge ly on Sunday afternoon. Batchelor, a league winner with a 10 game unbeaten run, beat Glenn L. Martin Bombers 4 to 1 in the Stewart Cup and will meet Our Lady of Pompeii next. Queen Anne also fields a Shore League entry at Hancock, Md.
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Maryland and District of Columbia Soccer Association
Batchelor
Ridgely
Queen Anne
Hancock
Dundalk
Our Lady of Pompeii
Glenn L. Martin Bombers
Martin
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Frank Murphy
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Pearl Taylor
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