Bur rs vi ll e Guests and Extended Family Notes
Bur rs ville area residents hosted out of town visitors with several family gatherings noted. James Robb and wife and their infant visited Baltimore with Robb parents in law and many Camden and Denton relatives joined Harlan Blades and others for weekend and Sunday visits. Grace Tiernan and daughters Clare and Alice spent time in Pennsylvania. Harold and wife with child from Chester Pa visited Hopkins parents. R H Thawley returned from Easton Hospital and stays with son Wesley Thawley in Denton. Mrs. Allen Luff hosted her sister and young nephew from Stockton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Warren
Lulu Mills
Camden
N. J
Virgil Moore
Denton
Russell Blades
Harington
Kennard Blades
Greensboro
Harlan Blades
Grace Tiernan
Clare
Alice
Pennsylvania
Harold and
Little Daughter
Chester
Howard Hopkins
R. H. Thawley
Easton Hospital
Wesley Thawley
Allen Luff
Stockton
Mar Del League finals set as Hartly and Rock Hall clash
The Mar Del base ball league prepares for a best two of three finals starting Sunday with Hartly at home against Rock Hall. Hartly pitchers Hummell and Knight face Rock Hall's strong lineup while both teams retain nearly identical lineups from the season. Attendance is expected to break records as Hartly's Lawton and Everett lead the offense and Rock Hall counters with Jones and Shanks behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummell
Harrington
R. Everett
Lawton
Brown
Hartly
Danes
Rock Hall
Wood
King
L. Everett
Graham
Hurley
Tony Gianinoto
Bob Knight
Earl Hummell
Bill Knight
Steve Pavlick
Bill Palmer
Berry
Hartly Handy Man
Loller
Bob Lord
Billy
Hummell Bests Pierce as Pitcher Collision Ends Game
Hit by pitcher Pierce in the first inning, L Everettears, Hummell credited with the win and Pierce the loss. Umpires Naylor Scarborough and Scorer Knight note the 1 minute 40 second contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Grant
Plummer
Holland
George
East
Doc Baker
Pierce
L. Everett
Hummell
Naylor
Scarborough
Knight
Eastern Shore League reorganizes for 18 player limit
The Eastern Shore League retools with a champions match between the top and bottom halves. Changes include unlimited substitutions and resubstitutions, an 18 player per team limit, and penalties for ejected players. Decisions may be appealed to the Maryland State and District of Columbia Soccer Association but remain binding until reviewed. The meeting adjourned around 10:15 p.m. with plans to recruit teams from nearby districts. applications for loans and entry are due by September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsdorf
Maryland
District of Columbia Soccer Association
Col J Woodall Greene Decorated For Distinguished Service In War
Col J Woodall Greene received recognition for leadership in psychological warfare and wartime and postwar analysis. He directed staff analyzing Japanese publications and radio broadcasts and later organized Civil Information and Education Section efforts for occupation and democratic ideology, contributing to early occupation success. Home address listed as 426 17th Avenue North East St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Japan
Social notes from Preston Harris visit and local gatherings
Preston W. J. Harris of the U S Navy Hospital Philadelphia spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs E J Harris. Mrs Preston Osteen Jr and son David visited Mrs Dorothy Osteen. Miss Patricia Michel of Baltimore visited with Mr and Mrs James Olsen. Miss Dorothy Riedy of Chestertown spent time with sister Mrs Herman Schmick who entertained on Saturday. Lee Noble Jr at Beacom's Wilmington spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cannon hosted dinner with guests Mr and Mrs W H Cannon Miss Jane Cannon of Wilmington and Mr Emory Mitchell of Seaford. Walter Covey and daughter Grace will visit Wilmington this week. W S C S met Wednesday evening the first since summer. Rev and Mrs A W Strickland and daughter Anne returned from a month in California. Mrs Bessie Tompson and son Ernest Tompson of Lincoln Park Michigan and Mrs May Baison and Mrs E Harrington Reynolds of Baltimore visit aunt Mrs Celia Kelley in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harris
U. S. Navy Hospital
Philadelphia
E. J. Harris
Preston Osteen Jr
David
Dorothy Osteen
Patricia Michel
Baltimore
James Olsen
Dorothy Riedy
Chestertown
Herman Schmick
Wilmington
Grace Covey
A. W. Strickland
Anne
California
Bessie Tompson
Ernest Tompson
Lincoln Park
Michigan
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
To the many friends he sent me cards letters fruit and flowers during my illness and stay in the hospital I extend my sincere thanks. Mrs S H Krabill Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Krabill
Denton, Md
Children Grow At Own Speeds Says Superintendent
Wilbur Devilbiss of Baltimore, Western Maryland high schools superintendent, told Caroline County Teachers Association that adolescents seek status among peers. He praised the junior high school model now in 20 Maryland counties and urged smooth transition from elementary to junior high with interest-stimulating programs for heterogeneous seventh graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Devilbiss
Baltimore
Maryland
Caroline County Teachers’ Association
Devilbiss
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Burrsville
James Robb
MAR del Baseball League
R.H.E. Denton
Tucker
Jones
Lord
Morris
Shank
Cole
Benjamin
Porter
J. Strong
Orr
Jacobs
OL. A Cole
Willis
P. Trivits
Watson
Rf. Nuttle
B. Quillen
C Hughes
P-Lf
H. O Benjamin
Corter
Janes
Rf Morris
Ss. Rr
Cf. Plummer
Camden-Wyoming
A. Brown
Cuthrell
Hoch
Taylor
Phillips
Mikell
Desmond
Hart
Kin Grace
R. L. Everett
Gianinoto
C Hummell
Hardy
Hummel
Col
J. Woodall Greene
Preston
Wright
Oxford
U.S. Navy
Just
Children’s Toys
Buster Brown
Jodphurs
Jones’ General Store
Goldsboro
The
Willis & Covell Co
Ice Plant
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