Bowling League Banquets and Awards Highlight Duckpin Results
Port Horts bowling leagues report team points and high averages with Patsys Five taking a 5-21 win over Skatterpins in a three game playoff. Banquets set for Grace Methodist Church and Christ P. E. Church, with officers named for 1959-60.
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Caroline Bowling Lanes
Lucky Strike Girls’ League
Patsy’s
Skatterpins
Grace Methodist Church
Caroline League
American Legion
L. Spence
John Mandrell
Kennard Holden
Christ P. E
Little League results and softball scores from local leagues
Rotary over Legion 17 to 3 on May 28 with 9-base hits by Cordrey and Walsh and 3-base hits by Darling. Lions beat Legion Auxiliary 23 to 22 on May 29 with multiple players contributing 2-base hits and a home run by Shaffer. Firemen's League Federalsburg defeated Denton 8 to 5 on June 3 in softball.
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Rotary
Legion
Cordrey
Walsh
Darling
Lions
Legion Auxiliary
Irwin
Wunderlich
Walkley
Segar
Price
Seese
Luff
Willis
Engels
Bunney
Shaffer
Chesapeake City Undefeated In First Round Standings
The Mar Del League standings show Chesapeake City undefeated after the first round. Sunday games featured Henderson at Centreville Greensboro at Rock Hall and Kenton at Middle Point.
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Chesapeake City
Henderson
Centreville
Greensboro
Rock Hall
Kenton
Middle
Centreville Not Scheduled As Denton Town Innings Climb
In a busy period May 31 1959 Chesapeake City beat Henderson 3 0 for their fifth straight win. Bob Conway earned his second win of the season while Henderson pitchers allowed five hits but four costly errors led to all three runs unearned. Rock Hall handily defeated Middletown 13 0 with Bob Lord Jr tossing a two hitter and 18 hits by his lineup. Kenton beat Greensboro 8 5 as Jim Lutz took the loss and Bill Wallace earned relief win. Chesapeake City later triumphed 4 1 over Centreville with Bob Seymour scoring the win and R H E 3 9 0. Greensboro edged Middletown 3 2 behind Warrington, while Henderson remained idle. An ordinance from Denton prohibits most outside use of town water with fines up to 10 dollars and possible disconnection.
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Chesapeake City
Bob Seymour
Centreville
Ronnie King
Tom Coleman
Rock Hall
Kenton
Greensboro
Middletown
Buzzy Price
Warrington
Henderson
Bob Conway
Carl Watson
Bob Lord, Jr
Lord
Moore
Price
Jim Lutz
Mar del
H FE
B. Lord, Jr
B. Moore
Classified Advertising Rates and Submission Rules
Advertising rates are 50 cents per column inch for the first insertion and 50 cents per column inch for each subsequent insertion, with a minimum 50 cents per ad. No border or display type in classified columns. Ads received by 6 p.m. Wednesday appear in the current issue. Cash with ad copy required.
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Casa
Legal Notice Involving Garey Ellwanger Ruf Carter Board
Public drainage board action involving Richard Garey Charles Ellwanger Herbert W Ruf and Carleton Carter announced by the Board of Drainage Viewers. Proceedings outline filing, authority, and deadlines for interested parties to respond. Official notice appears in the local column with required statutory details.
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Richard Garey
Charles Ellwanger
Herbert W. Ruf
Carleton Carter
Board of Drainage
Denton Town Ordinance Demands Property Maintenance
The Denton town commissioners mandate real estate owners keep lanes lawns sidewalks and vacant lots sanitary. Violations are a misdemeanor with fines up to five dollars plus prosecution costs per day, after notice by registered mail or bailiff. If not abated after notice, the town may enter to remove the nuisance and assess costs as a lien on the property. Passed July 5, 1955.
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Commissioners of
Denton
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Port Horts
Federalsburg
Kenton Rock Hall
Fostoria
Gustav Good
Sunoco
Horner
Elzie Horner
Met
Bill Wallace
Paul Loder
G. Emory Gottwals
Denton Journal
Journal
OWENS
Whirlwind
Skippercraft
Lyman
Duratech Aluminum
Mfg
Newport Fibreglas
Colt & All
Trade & Finance
Y & M Sporting Goods Co
High Street
Seaford
Phone NA
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton Motors
Adams & Wright Hardware Co
R. Harrison
Auto Glass Service
L & W Service
Adams Feed Co., Inc
Caroline Home & Auto
Porto Rico
Maryland
John M. Good
Route 3
Marydel
Call Hunter
G. Emory Gottwall
Mercury
H.p. Firestone
H.p. Mercury
H.p. Scott-Atwater
Hp. Firestone
H.p. Oliver
H.p
Will’s Sporting Goods
Mercury Outboard Motors
Franklin Street
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Franklin St
Walter Sparklin
Leonardo DA Vinci
Germany
Foray
Optical Science
U.S
Caroline
Nyse
Market Street
Fred Covey
George A. McDaniel
Market St
Apt. A
L. Reyner Dukes
Seventh and
Franklin Streets
George A. Butler
Sunset Drive
Emory D. Kimmey
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
New Bridge
Denton- Greensboro Road
Calvert C. Merriken, Jr
Gay St
Emory Gottwall
Salez
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Easton
Rutgers
O. A. Newton and Son
Bridgeville
Del
Edgewater
Noble Motor Co
Mda
Talbot
Denton, Md
Rawleighs
Queen Anne's Co
Rawleigh’s
SPC
Chester
Avon Products, Inc
Redfield
Dover
Harmony Church Building Fund
Nagel’s Pond
Harmony
Harmony Community Center
Woman's Society of
Hobbs
Townsend’s
Douglas Lahman
Wilmington
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
County Commissioners
Caroline County
County Roads Board of
County Roads Board
James M. Clarke
Archive
Patrick H. McGee
Edward J. Schmitt
Joseph B. Riddleberger
McGee- Schmitt Public Drainage Association
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