Smyrna times., 1918-04-17
Nh 0F THE DELAWARE
'' MARYLAND PENINSULA

"|' MIR STATE EXCHANGES
s,, Items from all Partsot the
't-',,DIs ...',.oIs About Your Friends and
',o., s.,,bDOrs and Their Oo'0ss
i ...,.rt ]. woodaIl Green, son
LI'.,s raster Thomas Green, of Den
@P',',D'I S3 has been gi'en the French
@h, @ no .,o., for bravery shown while
nir fire.
Ias ,3aoted a resolution providing
y Nv a'I5s cIo.e of the college on May l8'
tl' ..4s, ..s 'lf that students may the sooner
.'It s.lss.ed for farm and war work
=. .,d Mrs. Charles W. Riggin,
laurel. La announce the engagement
d ,...i, I'' daughter. Frances f., to Earl
d ,1'., g.rs. ,on of Mr.. and MIS-. Oliver
Hayes, Of Dover
H.. Henry T. Clark. of Dover,
~, 10. been spen1ing the past four
-. with her son, Horace F. Clark
u -'- wife. Of Los Angeles, California
,r,sd home Tuesday.
n50 c. Saylor. of Wilmington. has
-, ,,oointed labor commissioner for
ni.trict of Delaware and Penn
.l..,is at a salary Of 50, 800
y. Mr. Saylor has been associated
n hi, father, who is publisher of
1 4. Labor Herald.
r,e,ds in Dover have been informed
.,,s birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
ny If Westfeld, a suburb of New
rrs City. Mrs. Fox. former
~isrt of Dover, was Miss Margaret
/ Hoey daughter Of Mrs. Alice
;M
The De.marvia Press Association
i sccepted the invitation Of Presi-
-, Mitchell to hold the Spring meet
r.als year at Delaware College.
4. date set is Saturday April 20.
i Il members Of the Association will
.ae.ts Of the College that day &c
I -:,eon in Old College Hall.
i lis, Anna D. FarIow daughter Of
%. and Mrs. George Farrow. Of
4 la,i and Charles H. kltchline Of
.'e, Delaware, were married in
4 I.n1gton. Delaware. on Saturday
5.,as April 6th. 1918, by Rev.
4rga White Dawson. Mr. KItchline
; employed BY the Diamond State
--gaHe Company and is stationed
GNl:s,1
Ms Mary Elizabeth Holland,
Wow Of David E Holland. and
i -ltner Of IOseph r Holland of
s'outa Milford, Del died at her resi-
:snce on South Front street, Milford.
1880 n on Thlrday. Aoril
l;a n the sSth year of her age.
Tie tuners was held on Sunday at
M' and interment was made in Odd
Flows cemetery.
Milford Town Council has fixed a
Ie Of seVenty-dve cents on the hun
zldo.Iars, real. this being the same
i''e tax rate for town taxes asst
& Inc poll tax was left at 81. so.
.i'o being the same as last season s
tax Council voted TO ALLOW Col
s~i AID treasurer Roach ; per cent.
q. taxes collected during the rebate
@''. 5 per cent. on ali taxes
'''ed after the rebate period. and
s' cent. on all money paid out.
'''' Carow, who has been con.
-"'sIy engaged in the gents furn-
's business at Dover for the past
!''''' surprised his many friends
.%on'lnuing business Friday, April
= 'ls anniversary day of his eneag.
! IL BUSINESS, also the 44th anniver-
y VI als coming to Dover from his
--' town. Frederick. Mr.. Carrow
:. '-'s step solely on account of his
=. : a Fnod Of service coupled with
r.. '1cuIty of securing help and
sG va Ihe stock was sold in a lump
'''8 York parties.
:, A.a Is. Elizabeth Mayer. of Dover.
~. y a'' become a cripple through a
], -. ~, accident now has hopes of be-
r,~, ',.s 10 wax. Her parents. Mr..
s,'. -''' Harry Mayer. took her +, y
> Fala specialist who has fitted
r... .,l braces and gives the patient
encouragement. Ernest Keith
F,.. .'..s son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
,... r'''a aas also been fitted IN with
d, -. ana assures the rarents that
1 z,.'. va. who has never walked. will
l., ..s..o % get around on his braces
8uy 1s''eF q Sunday at high noon. in
- s l. Church at Magnolia bv
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