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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1960
Page
5
Denton defeated Galena 7-0 and is set for an away game against Centreville on November 13. The new league includes eight teams: Denton, Federalsburg, Centreville, Chestertown, Galena, North East, Elkton, and Chesapeake City.
Milford defeats N C H S J V 11 to 7 in a junior varsity matchup. N C H S travels to Dover for an away game on November 11. Wi Hi JV hosts N Cc H S J V at home on November 14.
NASCAR announces two 100 mile races on February 24 and February 25 at the Daytona International Speedway. The 250 mile Modified Sportsman race is scheduled for February 25, followed by the 3rd annual Daytona 500 on February 26 at the 215 mile track.
Caroline Bowling Lanes reports team point tallies and high marks across several Duckpin leagues for weekend 11-5 and 11-12. Notable feats include George Wise with a 133 high game for Nut tle Lumber and J Rid dleberger's 116 high average for Left Overs. Hi-Lites and Patsy's Five post top scores in mixed and girls leagues.
Hurlock Howe led a tight bowling night as Tom's Tavern slipped 2-1 to Kerslake Insurance while Wyatt Jewelers fell to Nuttle Lumber. Clint Stevenson posted a 221 single and 556 series, powering Nuttle Lumber to a 909 team game, with other top marks across the league.
The 1960 amendments cut the required work time to qualify for social security by about one third, lowering the period to three years for those reaching retirement age this year and to 3 1/2 years for a 60 year old man retiring in 1965, with a minimum of 1 1/2 years needed. Survivors rules stay the same for widows and dependents, and benefits begin only after filing at the local office. Salisbury Maryland office at 112 E Market St urges inquiry now.
At the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 25 to December 4, a Maryland 4-H winner will be a banker. Abram Gottwals, Agricultural and Public Relations Representative of the First National Bank of Maryland, is named among the attendees.
Southern Maryland native Mr Gottwall is among eight nationwide to receive a 4 H Alumni recognition plaque. Former Caroline County 4 H Club member helped organize the Maryland 4 H Club Foundation and chaired a bankers campaign. He led the Maryland 4 H All Stars, supported State 4 H Club Conservation Camp, and advanced 4 H youth through awards and scholarships.
Bankers from Caroline County Greensboro The Denton National Bank Easton National Bank Liberty Bank and County Trust Company will begin a two hour study session on negotiable instruments under the American Institute of Banking. James R. Chaffinch Jr will organize the course Hugh M Gordy will chair W Ben Wilson will lecture on checks drafts sight drafts bills of lading and other negotiables of banking.
A reader admonishes not to burden others with personal problems as they are not interested. The remark emphasizes keeping troubles private and avoiding unnecessary sharing in social interactions.
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