Anders Wins Georgetown NASCAR Debut in No 77A
Eddie Anders of Baltimore charged to first NASCAR feature win at Georgetown Speedway in his debut, leading late after Norris Reed and Dean Pelton swapped the top spots. The 25-lap race included a multi-car incident that halted racing and red-flagged the field before Anders held off Pelton, Hayes, Reed, Wilson and others for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Georgetown
Georgetown Speedway
Eddie Anders
Baltimore
Norris Reed
Jim Hayes
Paul Walker
Walker
Reed
Dean Pelton
Windy Bailey
Paul Lee
Gus Wilson
Pelton
Tommy Johnson
Johnny Martin
Lawrence Tucker
Norwood Ellingsworth
Jr. Parker
George Smith
Bill Wark
Jr. Collins
J. R. Jones
Howard Betts
Preston Rogers
Gilbert Shane
Gale Smith
Bill Betts
Bob Williams
Pie Truitt
Buck Hopkins
Bill Cummings
Duke Betts
Harry Crouse
Jack Light
Cummings
Preston Community Club highlights and visits this week
The Preston Community Club notes multiple visits by local families and friends including Mrs. J. C. Bateman hosting the Monday Bridge Club and a final Community Club luncheon at Mrs. E. J. Harris. Several relatives traveled to see family, with Bankers' Convention attendance in Atlantic City and Mother’s Day gatherings in Accomac and Chestertown. Charles Noble Jr. remains hospitalized after a car crash in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bateman
James Carmine
Rydal
H. M. Hollis
E. J. Harris
Herman Schmick
Atlantic City
N. J
Dorothy Osteen
David
Denton
Wm. Wrightson
Accomac
George Plummer
Wilmington
H. B. Plummer
Joseph Harris
Baltimore
George Henning
College Park
Lee Noble, Jr
Bridgeville
Teachers College
Salisbury
Howard Harris
Wm. Planner
Mae Garner
Memphis
Tenn
Chestertown
Charles Noble, Jr
Chas. Noble
Winchester General Hospital
Winchester
New York City
Social Notes From Altoona Weekend Visits
Susie Noble reports on weekend gatherings in Altoona with Mr. and Mrs. William Polk visiting relatives in town. James Drummond returns from Kentucky with his wife to stay with parents. Clayton Brown comes home after observation at Delaware Hospital. Harry Gilbert and Mrs. Stevens visit relatives, and Mrs. Margaret Breiding entertained Eva O Day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Marshall Andrew
Wilmington
Alfred Breeding
Boothwyn
Edith Hickman
Breeding
Wayne
Bobby
Debbie Tull
Bridgeville
Clarence Breeding
Willie Breeding
Allison Covey
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Susie Noble
Denton
William Polk
Altoona
Howard Drummond
James Drummond
Kentucky
Clayton Brown
Delaware Hospital
Harry Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
Margaret Breeding
Eva O'Day
Raleigh’s Role in Early American Settlement Traced
English courtier Sir Walter Raleigh aided early American colonization by promoting settlement schemes and exploration under Elizabeth I. His efforts helped establish English footholds in North America, shaping later colonial endeavors and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth
America
Bears Public Drainage Association Board Hearing Notice
Caroline County Maryland officials schedule a May 29 1956 hearing at 1 30 p m in Denton Court House to review objections to a drainage report for the Bears Public Drainage Association lowland ditch project in First Election District. Theodore Kusmaul Fred Boutin and W C Given serve as drainage viewers. John W Eveland presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Shults
Charles Jones
John J. Horvath
Caroline County
Bears” Public Drainage Association
Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Denton
Theodore Kusmaul
Fred Boutin
W. C. Given
Board of Drainage Viewers
Frank Kopen
John Allfather
John A. Fuchs
Stephen Wood
M. Emitt Potts
Edward D. Sparks
Charles T. Dean
William Engerman
W. Henry Brown
Paul Sharp
South Denton
Edward Wilander
Elmer Bolt
Joseph A. Marien
Bee Tree Public Drainage Association
Denton Town Home Lot Sells At Public Auction
By decree of the Talbot County Circuit Court in equity dated May 19 1956 the Catherine Lee Clark estate offers at public sale on Market Street Denton a two story frame dwelling with four bedrooms two baths and a detached concrete block garage. The parcel fronts 97 feet on Market Street and 74 feet deep with a large yard. sale terms include one third cash day of sale or all cash with options for deferred payment bearing interest upon ratification. Title papers and documentary stamps to be paid by the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Talbot County
Catherine Lee Clark
Market Street
Denton
Fifth Street
Greaves
Charles Jarrell
Annie E. Jarrell
Katherine S. Clark
Oscar Clark
Caroline County
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
R. E. No
J. Redden
Caroline H. Knotts
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
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Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Rickman
Del
Nascar
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Hershey
Fifth Avenue
Denton L. & W
Louis Andrew and
Walter Turner
N. 8Th Street
John W. Eveland
Rachel Collison
Elec
B. F. Veach Company
Real Esstate
Cambridge
Ocean City
G. Emory Gottwall
Nancy Hall
Oklahoma
Frank Boyles
Cordova
Hillsboro
Eva Ritchey Fletcher
Greensboro Road
Breeding & Nichols
R. Ellis Clark
O. H. D. Clark
Layman J. Redden
William I. Andrew
Louis C. Andrew
Bowens Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Dorman
A. P. Martin
C. B. Retallick
Commerce St
Harrington
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Whiteoaks
Jones
Marydel
Anderson Lumber Company
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Alton Swing
Mc-Vey
Market Place
Greensboro
Maxine Poindexter
Gay St
Adams & Wright Hardware, Co
Merriken
Call Denton
Merriken Heirs
Market Sts
J. Roland Chaffinch
Clarke
Ate
George H. Koenig
Caroline Home
Walter Dunlavy
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Rutgers
J. H. Hamstead
Denton Journal
Denton, Md
R. Lee Butler
Double Hills
Bessie Francis
Goldsboro
Wingate Neal
John M. Good
Youth Fellowship of Christ Episcopal Church
Eden Hall
Henderson
Henderson School
Will’s Sporting Goods
Franklin St
State of
Peninsula Real Estate and Mortgage Service CO
Masonic
D. Ralph Horsey
Charles B. Retallick
R. Harrison
Federalsburg
Adams & Wright
Market St
Journal
Carlton V
Harry H. Rieck, SR
Chris Nagel
Eugene Laramore
Board of Drainage
Harold K. Shults
Joseph McCoy
Matthew Gulrich
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