Rotary Over Legion in Little League Standings Jam
Rotary defeats Legion Auxiliary 14-1 on June 15, then Lions beat Legion 8-7 on June 16. Rotary tops Legion 23-1 on June 18 while Legion Auxiliary shells Lions 22-9 on June 19.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1959
Page
5
Rotary defeats Legion Auxiliary 14-1 on June 15, then Lions beat Legion 8-7 on June 16. Rotary tops Legion 23-1 on June 18 while Legion Auxiliary shells Lions 22-9 on June 19.
Sonny Henry pitched a no hitter as Denton defeated Goldsboro 5 to 1 in the Softball Firemen's League on June 24.
Miss Emily Dobraski of Greensborough visits with Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson and daughters. Families from New Castle Delaware and Dover attend gatherings with relatives. A wedding in Easton Pa is noted. Mrs Joseph Raez is in Memorial Hospital at Easton and wishes for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Dukes Robb of Greensboro called on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roden and Mr. Thomas Robb last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Pearl Jones and her grandson Jimmy Jones spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sharp in Wilmington Delaware.
Swiss physician pioneering animal cell therapies for aging is hailed by some doctors as a genius and dismissed by others as a charlatan. The June 28 issue of The American Weekly, colored gravure, features coverage paired with The Baltimore Sunday American.
The Boyd Family thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers gifts and kindness during the recent death of our wife and mother your thoughtfulness will long be remembered.
Mrs. B. C. Beckham expresses gratitude to friends for cards flowers and visits during her hospital stay at Easton and to those who gave blood and aided Mr Beckham while she was away.
Speedway officials say infield gates open late Friday night to shift traffic into infield parking. Preliminary activities begin at 10 a.m. with a parade of 20 entrants for the Miss Dixie contest led by reigning Miss Dixie Elaine Herndon of Durham North Carolina.
The group notes excellent attendance with eight girls on perfect 20 meeting record: Susan Brinsfield, Sharon Brown, Carolyn Hubbard, Cathy Koenig, Carol Ann Kreigh, Susan Rogers, Karen Leese, and Gaye Wise. Five missed only one meeting: Julie Arnold, Carol Fountain, Kathy Luff, Sunday Orme, Connie Stafford. Two members missed additional meetings.
Joanne Allston had missed only one meeting before hospitalization. She is now much better and expected to return.
The subscribers in Caroline County have letters of administration on the personal estate of Arthur S. Carroll late of New Castle County Delaware deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers authenticated by December 29 1959 or be barred from benefit. Debts must be settled promptly. Dated June 23 1959. Administrators Harry R. Hughes and K Thomas Everngam. True Copy Test Carlton V. West Register of Wills
Classified ads cost 50 cents per column inch for the first and each subsequent insertion with a minimum of 50 cents. No border or black display type in classifieds. Ads received by 2 p.m. Wednesday publish in the current issue. authorization required with payment.
The Maryland Commission of Tidewater Fisheries will hold a public hearing on July 8, 1959, at 4:00 PM in Annapolis to discuss amending crab capture and sale regulations including licensing limits. The commission also invites written statements before the hearing. Separate notice: Wesley E. Thawley, attorney, will auction foreclosed real estate in Caroline County between 2 and 3 PM on a date to be announced, describing multiple parcels totaling about 271.5 acres, with details on boundaries and ownership, subject to first mortgage by The Federal Land Bank. Cash due day of sale.
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