Smyrna times., 1918-06-19
l[NS Of THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
lucy ITEMS GATHERED FROM
T'" ,o STATE EXCHANGES

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,,-,.rd Rose. of Georgetown, has
hu .ad position with the State
T1s Highway Department at Dover
Miss Carrie Richards, of Harring-
MS ass badly hurt in an automobile
On, INN near Odessa Sunday after
4 noon June D.
a.. Agnes Wiley, wife of State
,a..,ian ~. Earl Wiley, has been made
DI :.,.nt Librarian to succeed Miss
Moore, resigned
p.;ords at Dover have received in
,..tions for the marriage Of Captain
v.IDtvre Shakespeare, Ordnance
w.. n II s. Reserves, son of Mr..
''dF ~ Mrs. Benjamin F. Shakespeare,
u Miss Margaret Akerman Pratt,
saturday,, June %, East Orange New
Jersey.
Misc Della Hall, youngest daughter
.sMr and Mrs. George Ii. Hall of
ylford at noon Monday June the
,.,,b became the bride of First Lieu
,.Dsnt Samuel Deakyne, of Denton.
M stationed at Spartansburg, S.
: tbe marriage ceremony being per-
s,,med by Rev. R. K. Stephenson.
There was a quiet home wedding on
Wednesday evening, Iune 18th, when
Iide Hoffecker, daughter of Mr.. and
NJ. William A. MrCrone, of near.
V,Donough, became the bride of David
pordbam. None but the immediate
,glstives we're present. They will
,s,de near Newport, where the young
man has prepared home for the
bride
State Detective P. S. HuId of
DIVER had Angelo Airoco and Janelf1o
4 AiOco Italians, living near Hartly,
j ,rsgned before Magistrate E. F.
= Wood Tuesday, charged with working
in tbair fields on their farms on the
Sabbath. Samuel Ale'gOi, also of
q near Hartly, was charged with work
ing in a blackberry patch on the Sab
bath. Each defendant pleaded guilty
and fine and costs amounting to So. 60
we're imposed.
Mrs Charlotte Lof1and, widow of
n John C. .LOhand, died at Atlantic City,
June Sth Funeral services were held
q from the home of her son, Horace
! LOfsnd Wilmington, Tuesday after
SOOl. Deceased formerly lived in
j Camden, this county, and is a sister
Of Mrs Joseph L. Bonsall, Sr., OF
Dover; Thomas E., Newton ]. anC
y Frank Lodge Of this county.
4 Mrs. Hannah Blood Taylor, wife Of
Charles Taylor, who resides on the
q Edward Jackson farm near Camden,
died at the University of Pennsyl
4 Vania Hospital Saturday, June Sth, il
Der 67th year. She is survived by
her husband and seven grown chill
y dfsn. The funeral was held Tuesda,
afternoon when interment was mad
hOdd Fellows Cemetery, Camden.
Golden Run stock farm, near Sud
sfsyllle, Md, owned and operated b,
'onn Z. and Annie E. George, ha
agaln come into prominence throug
ssale recently made to Fred P. Jump
near Queen Anne. Mr.. Jump bough
ISc cows and three year old heife1
l0f which he paid the neat sum O
@enty-nine hundred dollars, tn
Sller alone being priced at seven
een hundred dollars, the highes
lgufe ever given for COW in Mary
@d'-Centreville Record.
Contractors have commenced wor
a'ne Smyrna Dover road, the ror
1aet having been awarded recentl
Sne State Highway Commission
ls work is now being done at tn
ss'n end of State street, just aero:
aneF Lake. The course of the ros
-'ngntly changed at this point Th
~aa IS blocked off at CheswolC
OanOp's Corner) and Dover. Traf
s%efefore detoured via Leipsic (
u FOX Hall road to Cheswold. IL
among the graduates at the Won
college, Newark, Monday,
% economics were Elizabet
u,n rsller Jones, Lura Short, and Al
lH'slns OF Dover. At Delaware Co
's., 81 Donald Pancoast Horsey gra
.',sO IN the arts and science cour
~ was awarded the Lieut.. Clarl
nan memorial prize of So
,ou Ae electrical and engineeril
y. s''s were Elmer Paul Cats. CIa
,,;. william Bigelow Hoey, Ere
E.% IN the agricultural course W
Do' Dsniel Watkins Taylor, of ne
vi" lillian q. Moore. aged 81 year
tsuos.se aue MS home with his gran
Si1. isa'er' Mrs. Reynolds Cook. w