Chestertown Defeats Denton 5-2 Sunday
Denton suffered a 5 to 2 defeat as Chestertown won on Sunday with a windy advantage. Chestertown led early, added three goals in the second period and one in the final period, while Denton’s Charlie Davis scored on a fourth period penalty. Team lineups and period scores listed, with upcoming games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Denton
Co. E
Elkton
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Chesapeake City
Greensboro
Church Hill
North East
Charlie Davis
Denton Sutton
G. Davis Nichols RF
Pollard Field
W. Norris
Crew
Weir Haddaway
C.H
F. Norris Reese
L.H. Kreuger Beale
OLA
Smith
iCrew
Fleetwood Brice Co
Colce Wright LL
Fleetwood Snyder
Q.L. Koenig
Denton, Lister
Benjamin and
Robinson
Russell
1936 License Plates Feature Taxpayer Blue In Tax Hike Year
The American Automobile Association reports 1936 motor vehicle license plates will use blue and white for eight states with blue symbolizing taxpayers. States shift colors for visibility, with orange or yellow on black most popular. Maryland uses white on black. surrounding states follow with blue on yellow in Pennsylvania and other combinations pending.
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American Automobile Association
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbina
Denton WPA Projects To Be Started Soon
Congressman Goldsborough learned from the Works Progress Administration that Treasury warrant 803 will allow Maryland to begin selected projects totaling 1 596 890 dollars. State administrator Dryden will pick the most adaptable for speedy execution, including Denton items in Caroline county such as park and town wharf improvement, a dam construction, and street improvements funded by federal dollars.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Works Progress Administration
Treasury Department
Frank N. Dryden
Works Progress
Maryland
Goldsborough
Dryden
Caroline county
Denton
Ridgely Grange Wins One Act Play Contest
The Play Contest of the Eastern Shore Granges held at Easton High School last Saturday night featured two one act plays from Princess Anne and Ridgely. Ridgely won with 91 points while Princess Anne earned 77. re. The Ridgely cast included Mrs. Wade and Virginia Wade with two suitors among others. the Princess Anne cast featured Miss Lucy and Gene Linden. The winning Ridgely play progresses to the State Grange meeting in Easton December 10 12 and 12. Four other one act plays from Western Shore Granges compete for 25 dollars first prize.
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Eastern Shore Granges
Easton
Eastern Shore
Princess Anne
Ridgely
Princess Anne Grange
Lucy
Violet Kemp
Miss Lucy
Clarence Loreman
Gene Linden
Edgar Kemp
Martha
Wilbert Shockley
Mandy
George Benson
Doss
Warry Twining
Toby Dodd
Ridgely Grange
Clarence Kern
Mrs. Wade
Joseph Snowberger
Mr. Wade
Anna Frances Seward
Virginia Wade
Charles Deen
Robert Wade
Wheeler Ensor
Charles Stevenson
Virginia
Dave Horton
Harry Randall
Maryland State Grange
State Grange
Western Shore
H. F. Wafer
Smithson Girls Present Just A Little Mistake Play
Smithson girls perform a one act play Just A Little Mistake on Tuesday night December 3 at 8 PM in the school. Admission is 10 cents with proceeds for the Smithson P T A.
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Smithson
Smithson P. T. A
Poultry and Farm Products Show Planned for December 3–5
Caroline County prepares for an extensive Poultry and Farm Products Show with exhibits of poultry eggs and farm goods. Entries close December 3 at 10:00 a m and the event runs afternoons and evenings with nightly door prizes. A Poultry Dinner Club meeting chaired by Mrs Joseph Van Valen is set for Tuesday at the Community House, with reservations through Wf Langmaid of Greensboro. Officials and superintendents named include General Superintendent Harry H Rieck and Secretary Mrs Mildred Kern, covering Turkey Leghorn Rocks Reds Eggs and Fruits departments and a farm crops committee chaired by Linwood Q C Jarrell and Martin C Voss.
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Caroline County
Poultry Dinner Club
Wf. T. Langmaid
Greensboro
Joseph Van Valen
Chestertown
Harry H. Rieck
W. H. Irons
Marion Cross
O. H. Howard
Mildred R. Kern
J. B. Colgain
John Schmick
Oscar Schmidt
Harry Cooper
Harvey Quillen
Earl Deaner
B. H. Holsinger
H. Ti. Nuttle
HI. E. Holsinger
Frank Zeigler
Linwood QC
Jarrell
Martin C. Voss
Farm Bureau preps tax report in Maryland
Members of the Joint Tax Committee of the Maryland State Grange and Maryland Farm Bureau Federation met in Baltimore to review a comprehensive 16 page report on state and local revenue needs for relief, suggesting economy and new revenue sources. It outlines potential curtailment of relief expenditures and considers income tax, sales tax, commodity taxes, utilities and more, with data on yields for Maryland. Participants included D G Harry secretary Wise and various farm bureau and state grange leaders.
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Maryland State Grange
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Maryland
State Grange
State Farm Bureau Federation
D. G. Harry
W. P. Walger
S. N. Devault
H. H. Nuttle
C. E. Wise, Jr
R. C. F. Weagley
Washington County Farm Bureau
T. B. Symons
Thomas Massey
Kent County Farm Bureau
E. D. Holter
A. G. Ensor
Where Goes the Road by Hugh Curtis
Poem recalls a veteran's travel from wartime France and Flanders to a peaceful farm life near Coralville. The speaker contrasts distant battlefields with small town routines, noting injuries, memory, and a desire to stay home while urging others to move onward.
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Hugh Curtis
Complete stock RCA Cunning horn tubes
R. C. A. Cunning horn tubes are listed in stock with Mr. M. K. Newnam as the contact. Wholesale and repair options may be available through local suppliers and the articles are presented for purchase or inquiry.
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M,. K. Newnam
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