Denton Triumphs Over Easton In Close Soccer Fight
Denton known as the Dark Horse beat Easton 1 0 to retain first place in the Eastern Shore League. The game featured a strong wind, Denton scoring in the third period when Covey’s shot deflected into the net off the goalie. Pollard made a key late save to preserve the shutout.
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Denton
Darth Horse
Easton
Ridgely
Greensboro
Doug Bennington
Frank Cove
Bill Norris
Stafford
Euston
Pollard
Denton Pas
Faston
W. Norris
G. Vickers
Pollard R.F. Cole
Gniecho
Stafford T. Norris
R.H. Robinson
Call
Leading Players Picked For First Half Shore League
W C Councell selects standout players from the Eastern Shore Soccer League first half. Not an official all star, the picks highlight Ribler of Ridgely, Sipple of Greensboro, Vickers of Easton in goal, and strong backs from Ridgely and Denton. Question posed: will Ridgely win the second half?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Denton
McGahan
state association
Baltimore
Fred Norris
Fred Fred Norris
Ted
Pete Councell
Councell
Pete
Federalsburg
Chestertown
Pam
Polo Pee
J. Vickers
G. Easton
A. Sutfuerd
Easton
B. Penjanan
Chatertown
Giban
Centreville
Non
Tie
tring dike
Kibler
Sipple
Greensboro
White Vickers
Billbroach
Ridgely
dark horse
Senator Davis Warns Against Increased Budget
Senator W. F. Davis of Caroline voices opposition to a larger Maryland relief budget in the state senate. He cites state and national contrasts, urges reducing the budget by a million dollars, and argues for cutting salaries and overhead to avoid debt, urging conservatives to balance expenses with receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
W. F. Davis
Caroline
Maryland Senate
Hopkins
Patterson
Maryland
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Salisbury Times
rlief
Minor Courts and Single Term Legislation in Maryland
The Maryland General Assembly, midway through its ninety day session, advances Governor O Conor pledges with bills reforming the inferior courts and whether a governor may succeed himself. Proposals cut magistrates from 250 to 52 in counties, end fee-based pay, raise salaries, and create full time People's Court with three judges to curb high costs and political influence. The governor selects magistrates, aiming for nonpartisan qualifications, while budget and fiscal measures dominate the remaining six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
O’Conor
People’s Court of
Baltimore
People’s Court
O'Conor
H. Hamilton Hackney
Legal Aid Bureau of Baltimore
Juvenile Court of
Reuben Oppeneimer
Governor's commission
Assembly
Dudley G. Roe
Senate Finance Committee
Problems on House-Wiring Discussed Next Tuesday Evening
County Agricultural Agent George W. Clendaniel announces two series of meetings on house-wiring for those expecting electric service this year. A. V. Krewatch will demonstrate wiring and discuss problems. contractors are invited. Sessions at Preston, Federalsburg, Ridgely, Denton, and Greensboro High Schools from Feb 27 to Mar 2 with varying afternoon and evening times.
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George W. Clendaniel
A. V. Krewatch
Preston High School
Federalsburg High School
Ridgely High School
Notable Historical Dates Entered in Odd Ledger
Fragmentary entry lists events: Napoleon escaped Elba in 1815. 27 marks a Now World event. Cubs began spring training at Catalina in 1935. March 1 1780 saw the first US bank charter. March 2 Iberville reaches the Mississippi. March 3 the International Copy of Law passed. March 4 US Constitution went into effect in 1783.
Second Term Honor Roll Announced This Week
The high school reports a second term honor roll with distinctions in Distinguished, Honor and Merit lists. Students named include Audrey Jump, Marrianna Everngain, Donald Kubler, Robert Moore, Irma Henzen, Marjorie Rue, Allen Clark, Gilbert Emerson, Elizabeth Clark, Lillian Weir, Anita Rue, Betty Andrew, Rachel Andrews, Charlotte Hignutt, Catherine Wheatley, Bruce Andrews, Eleanor Brubaker, Florence Smith, Christine Andrews, Ella Marie Brown, Barbara Butler, Jack Everngam, Harry Hughes, and many others across the Merit and Honor tiers. Plans for a Senior Class Play and an essay contest are also noted.
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Masonic Tall
Ramsburg
Raieigh
Bill Horsey
Rachel Andrews
Margie Rue
Miss Short
Tommy Baynard
Wilmington
Del
Caroline High
Mountain Munps
Maryland Bankers Association
C. H. S. Nonor
Audrey Jump
Marianna Everngain
Honor
Donald Kubler
Robert Moore
Robert Thawley
Irma Henzen
Marjorie Rue
Allen Clark
Gilbert Emerson
Elizabeth Clark
Lillian Weir
Anita Rue
Betty Andrew
Charlotte Hignutt
Catherine Wheatley
Bruce Andrews
Eleanor Brubaker
Florence Smith
Christine Andrews
Ella Marie Brown
Barbara Butler
Jack Everngam
Harry Hughes
Merit
Charles Butler
Thomas Lankford
Austin Murphy
Louise Brown
Sylvia Leese
John Andrew
William Horsey
Charles Matley
Doris Nichols
Doris Cahall
Laura Clendaniel
June Hollister
Betty Mac Jester
Betty Mackey
Audrey Tribbitt
Catherine Mae West
James Emerson
Dan Horsey
C. WH. S. Forensic Society News
Mr. Lee
Frank Zeigler
Warren Leese
Mary Ann Reinhold
Grace Gelletty
Billy Behlke
C. H. S. Forensic Society
Roe Gains Support In Congressional Race
Senator Dudley G. Roe of Queen Anne's County expands his candidacy as the Shore braces for a special election to fill Congress after Goldsborough's likely April resignation. A Salisbury Times poll shows Roe gaining ground while Gordy remains the front runner, Roe's administration ties boosting his bid. Reliable forecasters expect Roe to receive the nomination and call.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Goldsborough
Congress
O’Conor
Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne’s County
Senate
Salisbury Times
Gordy
Ros
Senator Roe
Roe
Senate Finance Committee
Eastern Shore Power Cuts Rates by 63 000
The Eastern Shore Public Service Company announces a rate reduction totaling about 86 500 per year for Delaware and Maryland customers. Domestic schedules see about half the cut, with commercial and power classes sharing the rest. Domestic rates take effect after February 1939 readings, with March bills. commercial and power changes apply after March readings and appear in April bills. The Maryland Public Service Commission approved the Maryland share. The company notes a long-standing policy of parity with Maryland rates and marks this as the fifth major reduction in twelve years as part of lowering Delmarva electric costs.
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Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Delaware
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Vienna
Public Service Commission of
Delmarva Peninsula
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ROCKIES
Alcatraz
Zola
Ridgely Theatre
KENTUCKY
pENSONy
Cavaleagy
FRED MacHURRAY
RAY MILLAND
LOUISE CAMPBELL fradend and
WILLA A
Walt Disney Cartoon
Dentonia Theatre
Ain Taviraif
Lei
Erdsoe
Frances
Lyone Orernae
Thurs & Fri
Clarence BROWN
Theatre Guild
Robert E. Sherwood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Hunt Stromberg
Walt Disney presents
Ferdinand the Bull
St. Michaels
A. C. Vienna
CCC
the
Armory
Denton boys
Colonial Jrs
Pompei
Korner
W. T
G Ridgely Greensboro
Vienna A. C
Vienna CCC
Centreville St. Michaels
Wise
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
PEPE RET
W. CL Councell
U.S
Poo A
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Annnapolis
Maj. Patterson
Varstand
obelese
Washington
WILMER FELL DAVIS
O’Cone
Stas
Tey
isis
Batu
Napoleon
island of
Elba
Chcago Cubs
Catalina
First United States bank
Iberville
Mississippi
Louise Chaffinch
Pauline Moore Girlis
Ac ag
Elaine Greaves
Bossy fos
Dorothy Howard
Lincoln
Wasington
American Reference Library
Phyllis Leese
State Teachers’ College
Salisbury
Reese George
Golden Business College
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