War vets lead Salisbury and rivals in Eastern Shore League
Manager Lew Krausse lists 14 war veterans on the roster as Salisbury, Dover, Centreville, and Seaford chase the pennant in the Eastern Shore League. Wollgast’s four straight wins buoy Salisbury while Seaford battles injuries. Centreville crawls within two and a half games of Milford as Dover pushes Orioles in a tight race. Jack Farmer anticipates new additions for the Easton Yankees as they seek to regain top form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Krausse
Barney DeForge
Cambridge Dodgers
Pilot
Salisbury
Carl Wollgast
Red Birds
Dover
Dodgers
Seaford
Seaford Eagles
Bob
Rip) Collins
al DeLuca
Glen Lyon
Centreville Orioles
Jimmy McLeod
Phillies
Orioles
Centreville
Fred Speranzo
al Strollo
John Pardo
Jim Skelton
Hank Lehman
Wilmington
Little Phillies
Easton Yankees
Jack Farmer
Greensboro social notes recount visits and relocations
Greensboro residents and visitors populate the social column with gatherings at the Pinders home and Basie Sunday. Rev. T. S. Dixon returns from the Holiness Church conference in Frankfort Indiana. Other items note Ruth Nichols’s Washington employment return, circus attendance in Wilmington, and multiple moves and visits among local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Dixon
Frankfort
Holiness Church
Richmond
Ruth Nichols
Washington, D. C
Wilmington
Naval Academy graduate earns credit after class ranking
From Easton Hospital where he underwent an operation Mrs Charles Miller who has been quite ill was taken to the Easton Hospital on Saturday Mr and Mrs Nelson Wyatt and children of Linwood Pa are spending several days with Mr Leslie Wyatt and family Robert Henry Taylor of Greensboro finished 373rd in his class and graduated with credit as a member of the 1946 graduating class of the U S Naval Academy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hunter
Prices
Walter Weaver
Ensign Robert H. Taylor
Boone GC. Taylor
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
Mary Maloy
Miami
Florida
Greensboro
Lloyd Taylor
J. Harvey Coursey
Reynolds Brittingham
R. B. Rawlings
Jack Boulais
Rawlings Funeral
J. R. Meekins
Leonard Tribbitt
Charles Miller
Easton
Nelson Wyatt
Linwood
Leslie Wyatt
Robert Henry Taylor
U. S. Naval Academy
Low Down Hickory Grove Anniversary Week
A Hickory Grove weekly essay marks ten years of continuous publishing and begins its eleventh year. The column urges action over talk, praising a young writer like Claghorn the Senator and advising farmers to work hard despite opportunities elsewhere. It stresses perspiration as the door to success and ends with a personal sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Hickory Grove
Guy Claghorn
Theoryland
Potomac
No substitute for ability guides Merriken Senate bid
Calvert C Merriken argues that hard won experience from four years in the Legislature makes him the most effective candidate for Caroline County in the State Senate. He appeals to voters by stressing tax relief, school improvements, veterans and farmers, asserting his readiness to work and deliver results for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert C. Merriken
Caroline County
Senate
Merriken
Maryland
Cadet Marvel Jr. Graduates From B M I at 61st Commencement
Ridgely cadet William D. Marvel Jr. received his diploma at the Bor dentown Military Institute sixty first commencement on June 11. He is a corporal in Company C, attended three years, served on the senior class dance committee, won the Sharpshooter Medal, earned Dean's honor roll four quarters, and belonged to the Sword and Sabre, yearbook, Skirmisher Board, and London Rifles. Families visiting included Mr and Mrs Frank E Campbell Jr and Evans 3rd from near Philadelphia, and Mr and Mrs Granville Hooper with Jane and Bobby from Cambridge, plus Timmie Anderson of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Marvel Jr
William D. Marvel
Ridgely
Bordentown Military Institute
Cadet Corps
Randy Brook
Skirmisher Board
School Monthly
London Rifles
Business
Frank E. Campbell Jr
Evans 3Rd
Philadelphia
Make It a Million Army Reenlistment Push
Army veterans with specific MOS may reenlist at a pay grade matching skill if discharged on or after May 12 1945 and reenlisting before July 1 1946. Over three quarters of a million men already joined the Regular Army. Full facts at any Army Camp Post or Recruiting Station.
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Yarosky
Wollgast
Allentown
Marley Pinder
Jack Hollingsworth
Clifford George
Janice
Walter Engren
Cordova
Wilmer Rash
Jimmie
Henry Rash
Lulu Ferries
Elaine and
Charleton
Marcus Hook
Julian Waski
Patsy
Chestertown
Herb Pinder
Paul
Thomas Wright
Basie
Thomas Thornton
Clayton
Calvin Porter
Claymont
Del
Gustav Good
Jewelry & Gifts of Quality
Denton, MD
Cleartone
Asbestos Training Board
G. R. Kelly
Easton Hospital
N. Federal Street
Stewart Bldg
Easton, MD
C. Harvey Towers
Pol. Adv
W.A. Stewart Wright
Crronent
O’conor
George L. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
United States Senate
Commerce Committee
Mr. Radcliffe
the Sun
Howard C. Bregel
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