Bowling League Results and Duckpin Standings Featured
The report covers multiple duckpin leagues with weekly nights and team tallies. Standouts include Caroline Bowling Lanes with high averages, L Bilbrough leading Independents in series, and prize details from Mixed Doubles finals with top earners and roll-off scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Bowl-o-rinks
Rockettes
Scatterpins
Strikettes
Kill-o-watts
the Aces
Allen
Ruth
Queen Bees
D. Kaufman
Kill-owatts
Yankees
Dodgers
Giants
Aes White Sox
Braves
Orioles
Ave
C. Knott
Hi-Lites
Beavers
Spotters
Night Owls
Pioneers
Clippers
Kk. Holden
Hti. Smith
Basketball Scores from Stevensville Games
North Carolina High School Stevensville varsity defeated N C H S 61 to 36 while the junior varsity beat Stevensville 47 to 21 in separate games on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Stevensville
Eastern Shore Soccer League Results Report
Denton defeated Greensboro 3 to 2. Chestertown beat Hurlock 8 to 2 and lost 1 to 3. Scheduled Sunday January 10, 1960 Centreville at Denton and Greensboro at Chestertown with Hurlock off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Centreville
Denton
Greensboro
Chestertown
Stress in cows harms herd health at calving time
Prepared by the American Foundation for Animal Health notes that cows suffer stress like humans and can develop ketosis around calving and after, especially when cows reach peak production after their second lactation. This stress leads to sickness and losses for cattle owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health
Calving Time Warning for Ketosis in Cattle
Farmers should watch for warning signs as ketosis peaks after calving. Excitability or low spirits reduce milk and condition. Early veterinary treatment can restore production quickly in the lactation form, while a underlying cause must be found for complex cases. Preventive steps include reducing stress, feeding quality hay, increasing grain after calving, and providing comfortable quarters and exercise.
Local Social Round Up in Goldsboro and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Medford Marvel and family of Wilmington visited Mrs Lucy Cole last Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Maud Clayville and Viola of Baltimore, and Mrs Esther Draper of Centreville visiting the Hughes and Ross homes last week. Open house celebrated Boone Jarrells 40th anniversary. Numerous dinners and visits marked by multiple couples and families across Ridely Denton Millsboro Exmore Preston Camden and Washington with holiday gatherings and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Marvel
Wilmington
Lucy Cole
Maud Clayville
Viola
Baltimore
Esther Draper
Centreville
Wm. Ross
Clifford Hughes
Sallie Cole
Denton
Clara Quillen
Wm. Marvel
Ridgely
Minnie Dennis
Harriet
Millsboro
Buddy Spiering
Roland Cartwright
Bryan Shockley
Exmore
Leroy Cartwright
Wolfe
Henderson
W. Harry Paxson
Marguerite Griffin
Washington
Jennie Griffin
Marjorie Williams
Richard Hamilton
Hamilton
A. C. Hamilton
Dorothy Hamilton
Tiuntingdon
W. Va
Caroline
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Elbert Jarrell
Camden
N. J
Dallas Cartwright
Preston
Laura Meeks
Sewing Circle
Community Notes From Hobbs Area Church and Families
Rev. T J Turkington to administer Holy Communion next Sunday. WSCS hosted by Mrs T J Turkington. guests enjoyed readings and refreshments. Local families, birthdays, anniversaries, and visits noted, including Towers, Fountain, Thomas, Butler, and Stafford households. Camp Lejeune and Atlantic City connections appear among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Turkington
WSCS
Danny Towers
Wanda Fountain
Lewis Butler
Roland Towers
Wm. C. Taylor
Harmony
W. G. Holbrook
New Jersey
J. A. Willoughby
Redmond Long
Double Hills Homemakers’ Club
L. Hopkins Thomas
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Wesley Stafford
Harold Scott
Kenneth Butler
Frank Fountain
L. H. Thomas
Cpl
Franklin Perry
Wilmer Wright
Camp Lejeune
N. C
T. H. Towers
Dawson Fountain
Nelson Henry
Cleveland Henry
Denton
T. Earl Starkey
Atlantic City
N. J
James H. Wheatley
Dover
Parrot In Town Gossip Sparks Local Quarter Hesitation
A town chatter circulates rumors about a parrot kept by a local family, prompting residents to weigh whether the bird should be shared with the community. Neighbors recall the bird’s charm and potential value as a communal mascot amid wary opinions.
Notice To Creditors Mary B Griffin estate in Caroline County
The Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland has granted letters testamentary on the personal estate of Mary B Griffin late of Caroline County deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers authentic by July 2 1960 or be barred from benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Given December 29 1959 by Wilbert L Merriken executor. True Copy test Carlton V West Register of Wills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. McGee
William C. Harper
Louis Kauer
Caroline County
McGeee- Schmitt Public Drainage Association
Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Denton
Richard Garey
Herbert W. Ruf
Cameron Carter
Board of Drainage Viewers
Orphans’ Court
Mary B. Griffin
Choptank Electric Cooperative v Bernhardt Equity sale order
In Caroline County Circuit Court equity case No 4971 Chy the court orders the sale of property reported by Trustee Wesley E Thawley to be ratified and confirmed unless a contrary showing is made by January 29. A copy of the order must be published in Caroline County newspapers during three consecutive weeks before January 22. The sale amount reported is $2600.00. Clerk D Ralph Horsey signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Wesley E. Thawley
Harriet A. Wisher
Orphans’ Court
R. E
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
Auction sale of Dunny's Chief at John Darling's Ridgely residence
One pacing bred horse named Dunny's Chief sired by Chief Long cam with Karen Sue Jester by Court Jester, owned by Sue Shea, 1 Ed ward Ave Monticello New York. The horse sold for board bill to John Darling Jr at Ridgely Maryland and will be sold January 23 at 10 am at John Darling's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunny’s Chief
Chief Longcam
Karen Sue Jester
Court Jester
Sue Shea
Edward Ave
Monticello
New York
Bill
John Darling, Jr
Ridgely
John Darling
Milk fever in cows and prevention measures
Milk fever often recurs in later calvings and resembles ketosis. Signs include dullness or excitement, hind leg spasms, and a downward collapse. Quick veterinary intravenous treatment can yield dramatic recovery. Farmers should observe down cows to prevent injury. no proven preventive program exists yet, though research promises improvement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port Horts
Caroline League
Southern States
Jokers
American Legion
L. Bilbrough
Choptank League
Beens
Nuttle Lumber
Pop
Beck Chevrolet
Thunderbirds
G. Wyatt
Has Beens
B. King
Game B. King
Lorene Gloyd
George Gloyd
Acme
Jancaster
Lewepa
Goldsboro
Hobbs
H. Thomas
Minos
Seaford
Ann Butler
G. Emory Gottwall
R. Harrison
Adams and Wright Hardware Co
Auto Glass Service
L & W Service
Journal
Roy R. Adams
Props and Accessories
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Kenmore
Call
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Emmett Hignutt
Rachel Collison
9Th St
Carlton Seward
Clarke
Denton- Greensboro Road
Bath
Calvert C. Merriken, Jr
E. M. Carter
Katharine Taylor Morris
First
Franklin Streets
Baugh
FE. D. Kimmey
Franklin St
Stewart Wright
Diamond Supply Building
Will’s Sporting Goods
Carl G. Emory Gottwall
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Easton
Stockholders’ Meeting
Denton National Bank
James R. Chaffinch, JR
Wilbert L. Merriken
Carlton V
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
H.p. Firestone
H.p. Scott-Atwater
H.p. Oliver
H.p. Mercury
Joshinson
H.p
Mercury Outboard Motors
Franklin Street
Nisi
Choptank Electric Cooperative, Inc
Louis G. Bernhardt ET AL
D. Ralph Horsey
J. Virgil Moore
Forney
Welders, Inc
Roy S. Beatty
West
Avon Cosmetics
Del
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