Messick and Torbert Families Hit By Little News
Local social notes record a Chester reunion at Pete Fisher’s home with Hickman, Messick, Torbert and O Day families present. Guests include Bowdle and Culver households visiting relatives in Seaford and Milford. Patty Hollis is listed as sick. Joann Breeding has returned home after Jefferson Hospital stay.
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Victor Drummond
Santa Rosa
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Ella Brockhurst
Ridgefield Park
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Thurman Adams
Bridgeville
August Croll
William Croll
Lester Newton
Rehoboth
Clarence Breeding
Emory Breeding
Billy Gray
Irvin O'Day
Bill Tull
New York
Louis Torbert
U. S. Navy
Shirley Harrington
Harrington
Torberts
Joann Breeding
Jefferson Hospital
Frank Breeding
Paul Messick
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Braves Home Attendance Over First 57 Dates
The Milwaukee Braves averaged 28 147 fans per game across its first 57 home dates, reflecting strong early support and solid crowd turnout at home games this season.
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Milwaukee Braves
Johnson Wins Georgetown NASCAR 25-Lap feature
Leadfoot Lou Johnson of Newcastle Delaware led a 14 car field to win the 25 lap Georgetown Speedway feature in 11 minutes 47 seconds. Tommy Elliott finished second with Dick Twilley third, as multiple incidents including a spectacular crash involving Johnny Martin and Jim Delaney occurred but left both drivers uninjured.
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Squirrel Season Opens Monday October 5th Maryland
Maryland fishing and game officials announce October 5 opening dates for squirrel woodcock jack snipe and wild turkeys in Garrett Allegany and Washington counties. Squirrel season runs October 5 to 31 with a six animal daily limit. turkeys October 5 to 31 with a one per season limit. Woodcock opens October 5 to 24 then again November 15 to December 4 with a four per day limit. Jack snipe October 5 to 19 with eight per day. Mourning doves split seasons with hours noon to sunset. upland game season starts November 15 but Sundays prohibited until November 16. Waterfowl season begins November 11 at noon. For details contact Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission.
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CHS Meets Federalsburg High In Soccer Today
The Caroline Rockets host Federalsburg High on Friday in a vital match that could lift CHS to the league lead. Since beating Preston 4 to 2 last Wednesday, CHS has pushed to peak for the showdown, seeking payback after Federalsburg upset them last year in a top spot playoff.
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Trappe Takes Ridgely In Final Playoff Clash
Eastern Shore Baseball League playoff game ended 9 to 8 with Trappe defeating Ridgely at Ridgely after a 2 PM Sunday rematch. The finals follow a best two out of three format. The article also mentions Ted Williams homering twice into the upper deck at Cleveland Municipal Stadium in late August.
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Local Happenings in Marydel and Nearby Areas
Marydel residents share updates from travels and visits across Beauford Paris Island to Philadelphia and Allentown. Notable items include Sgt. Dulak’s posting, hospital appreciation for Charles Shewbrooks, graduate studies by Rev. Covington, and social visits with Hine Collison Albert Cook Zimmer. WSCS Calvary Church to hold October meeting Oct 6 at Mrs Scotten’s home.
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Wm. Hutson
Beauford
South Carolina
John Dulak
Sgt
Dulak
Paris Island
Charles Shewbrooks
Easton Hospital
Charles Covington
Marydel
Temple University
Philadelphia
T. Olin Ford
George B. Hine
Long Island
L. H. Collison
Andrew
Allentown
Max Albert
John Cook
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Henry Zimmer
Wm. Zimmerman
Collison
WSCS
Calvary Church
Florence Scotten
Mary Francis Shultz
My Golden Rod Poem by Hilda K. Wiggins Love
A short poem describes My Golden Rod blooming along peaceful lanes in autumn. The bright yellow flowers with golden rays uplift the scene while some people are allergic and sneeze. The speaker calls it the fairest wild flower despite distance.
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MY Golden Rod
Hilda K. Wiggins Love
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Rastus Seeks Divorce Over Talkative Wife
A humorous exchange has Rastus asking for a divorce citing his wife’s endless talking. The lawyer probes what she talks about, and Rastus replies she does not say anything meaningful.
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