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Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
Frederica


Mr. and Mrs. John Boone Of vii
mington were Frederica visitors thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BIocksom O
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Patterson.
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle was the guest
OF Senator and Mrs. I. d. Short OF
Milford at dinner, Saturday even
ing
Miss Sara Burton has been visit
ing in Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth Darby has returned
to Brooklyn, N. Y, after spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Darby.
Mrs. Amy Walker of Norwalk,
Conn.,, is visiting Mrs. Rachel Car
Isle.
Mrs. I. W. Belts attended the Del
aware Federation of Women's Clubs
at Rehoboth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. CarrOw are
spending some time at Atlantic City
Mrs. John Darby has been visiting
friends in Pitman Grove, N. J.
Mrs. w. F. Hoey, accompanied by
her daughter, Mary, and sister, Miss
Anna Bigelow, have been in Phila-
delphia for a few days in touch with
her son, Orville, who is undergoing |
treatment for appendicitis in Hahn
emann Hospital, where a satisfact- |
Ory operation was made last Satur-
day. His many friends here were
by a letter received from
his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Homewood of
visited Mrs. Julia Dar-
by this week.
Miss Marion Wilson is visiting
Miss Alice Jewe of White Plains, N.
z.
Lollis Queen of Philadelphia is
pending some time with his mother,
Irs. Allan Smith.
Mrs. J. B. Counselman is on the .
ick list.
Thomas Spurry who has been ,
uite ill for several weeks is i'm 9
rowing.
VIM. Briggs of Wilmington spent ,
be weekend with his family. =
Miss Dorothy Mitten has been !
pending few days with her bro
ler in Milford. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington of
ew York, accompanied by Mr.. and !
RS. COrley, friends from Kansas =
ity, Mo-, are visiting the formers a
other, Mrs. Elmer Williams, of this y
wn, and incidentally are taking in II
e sights and thrills at Bowers ~
each. "
C. J. Smithers pleasantly observed
S 82nd birthday on the 18th of July +
taking an auto ride with his i'm y
ediate family to Smyrna, where he
lied on relatives and old acquant-
ICES, after which a splendid dinner
Is partaken of at a tea house on
e boulevard. The itinerary Of the -.
US outing, unknown to him, had " "
en- carefully planned and ordered %
his daughter, Mrs. L. L. Carlisle. ~.
though "the days of the year of ", vs.
) pilgrimage" are 80 years, Mr.. M n
lithers is much younger in his a.. a.
ought and mind and work than "
; many of the "grOwn ups" who -
re not old enough to visit the ue' m
ntennial in Philadelphia in 1876, -
Sampler Chocolates" !
sh each week. Delivered any WI
ere S1.50. "Pettyjohn's." j18-tf ,
80 uIC
life Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel- MI !
Milford. f29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
Thursday

This is always the big.
gest day this year it will
indeed be a big Thurs
day if we are to judge
from the wonderful enter
tainment that is planned,
such as a live stock parade
extra races, stock exhibits,
etc. Come out meet your
friends and incidently all
the Sho' politicians-yes
they'll be here ! This is
going to be a bumper day
come !
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
SeIbyvilIe

Mrs. H. " Tubbs returned on Sat
urday evening from attending the
Democratic Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth and
family of the Naples" spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. E. V.
Baker at Bethany Beach.
Miss Jacqueline Holdsworth of
Philadelphia, is spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Evans of
Dover were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman C. Davis.
Rev. G. L. Hardesty of Seaford
preached on Sunday and was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Law,
while in town.
Miss Hortense Watson has as her
guest, Miss Habel Wyatt of Lewes.
, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Gutherie and
family of Kentucky, are spending
some time at Capt. and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Warren.
Miss Ethel Warren returned from
trip to Philadelphia on Monday.
Miss Dorothy Newcomb of Will
mington is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. V. Tubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stevens of
Wilmington and family spent the
Weekend with relatives in town.
Mrs. John King and daughter have
eturned from a visit to friends in
Miss Bertha MCGEE is spending
ONE time with friends in Philadel- 7
hia and Collinsdale. +
"Whitman's Sampler Chocolates" C
'esh each week. Delivered any n
here $1.5O. "Pettyjohns." j1S-tf r
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18

Experience the thrill of watching horseAesh at strain
he old fashioned suy The that makes the Sho
famous $1,000 purse for the eeora and all other purses
$3.50 instead of the usual $780, There will be lots of sDee
TOR the entries are the best the Peninsula. This will be
the day of days-come -
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
Saturday

The last day, the big
wind up of the big week /
Wheta thrill? Then come,
For there's going to be the
most thrilling AUTOMO-
BILE RACE ever staged
on a half mile dirt track.
Last year they nearly took
your breath, and this year
they will do even better.
This is the biggest and
best old fair going, and we
want you to be here, thou
sands strongl
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18

Fort Wayne Sentinel-If William
Pecksniff McAdoo should grab off
the nomination at New York, can
you imagine anythingh more ludi-
crous than Mr.. Doheny's attorney
maligning officials who were cor
rupted by Mr.. Doheny's cash?
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
Bridgevile

Master Morris Adams of near Mil
Iord is spending two weeks with hi!
brothers, ElktOn, Paul and Ralph.
The apple market the first of the
week was very good. Number one an.
pies sold as high as two dollars pe1
basket. Number two sold around one
dollar.
Linwood Culver attended the
wholesale fruit route for Luther
WeIch the first of the week while
Mr.. Welch attended his fruit brok-
erage business here.
Henry Hazel of Dover was a town
visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin WilIev spent
the weekend with parents in Will
mingtOn.
William Swain was a Dover Wis
itor on Tuesday.
John Russell was in Wilmington
on business the first of the week.
Ellis Clifton of Greenwood was a
BrldgeVille visitor the first of the
week.
Hilary Russell left on Monday to
accept position with the P. R. r.
90. on the Delaware Division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millardp Macklin
have had bath room built and in
stalled in their home on Broad
street.
Henry Wallace has had his home
newly painted on Walnut street.
Arrangements are being complet- |
ed to have cement walks laid round |
our public school in the next few
days.
Walter Passwaters, age II years,
who lived at the Delaware Apple
Farm died on Friday of typhoid few
er at the Marshall Hospital. Milford
Funeral services yere held on Sun
day at the home.
f. M. Wiley had his auto damaged
sIlghtly last week by being run into ,
by another car at Seaford.
A number of BridgeviIle people
attended the Firemen's Carnival at !
Harrington last week.
John Powell, age 26 years. was
shot and killed on Sunday afternoon {
around four o'clock by Walter Dred- /
den, both coIored, after an argument Il
IN crap game in which a number
were participating in a freight car s
along the warehouse of H. p. Can 9
ION and Son. Dredden went immed- d
ately to Squire c. H. Todd and gave
himself up and after the coroner's I,
inquest was taken to Georgetown NJ
md placed in Jail. W
A large straw rick at the Dale
arm, near here, burned on Tuesday n
nd by good work of our fire con- ~
any, which responded quickly, sav- -
d the nearby buildings, which We're
n fire. to
John Kern is attending the Off o
es' Military Training Camp up in M
ew Jersey for a few days.
hoy DickersOn of Wilmington is de
pending a few days with relatives sh
ere. mi
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Stewart of fol
lImlngton visited parents here last pl;
eek.
James Wiley of Clayton spent the no
ST Of the week with his parents it
re. ]
Alvin Messick of Delmar visited To
mother here last week. Mrs. his
essick has been confined to her Bu
me for several weeks with a Sc TOT
re cold. ent
MIS- Jesse Legar is entertaining hoe
grandchlldren from Baltimore nav
S week. of
Inc PentecostaI Holiness tent Boa
citing closed in Seaford, Sunday N
INT, July 18th. Rev. o. E. Sproull chill
cached the last sermon to- a large Mill
lgregation. The tent has been spel
nsferred to fredericksburg, Md, par,
services will begin Thursday
ming, July 18th, continuing in w
nitely. Rev. o. q. Sproull will do iob1
preaching. Everyone welcome.
Ii
Whitman's Sampler Chocolates" Ter.
h each week. Delivered any
re $3.50. "Pettyjohns" j1S-tf Re
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
Greenwood

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the NJ. P. Church will hold a supper
on Saturday evening, July 10Th, on
the railroad green, near the band
stand. Come out and help the good
cause.
Fa4 mers in the vicinity of Green
wood are busy threshing their wheat
crop. Many of those who have
threshed their crop report a fine
yield to the acre.
The Home Missionary Bake held
last Saturday was very successful.
Mrs. Mary Conoway was painfully
injured last Saturday when the au-
tomobile which she was driving col
lided with truck owned by a Mr..
Wiley. The steering wheel was pres
sed heavily against her breast, in
Juring her badly. Mrs. Nan Bennett
and Miss Gullett, who were in the
car at the time, were both slightly
injured.
A party of Greenwood men enjoy
ed fine days bay fishing last week. |
They caught total of 107 fish and |
some of the trout weighed as much |
as four pounds each.
Mable Coulter has been real sick
for the past week.
Mrs. Virginia Ccnoway seems to
be slightly improved after an illness,
of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Houseman
have returned to their home at
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiley and
child of Oriole, Indiana, are visiting
MS mother and brother, R. E. Will
ey.
Alice Ransom, of Wilmington, is .
spending a few weeks with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
Ter Hamilton.
H. w. Pearson was struck just be-
ow the left eye in an accident on II
londay evening. DR.. Day dressed the 7
7ound.
A number Of children are sick in f;
greenwood at this time, but many Of W
hem are much improved. B
William Foulk and Mildred Cliff
IN motored from Wilmington on P
and visited their parents, W
II. and Mrs John Clifton.
Mrs. Fred Lord, of Cambridge, I'M D,
9rwent an operation at the Mar M
lall Hospital in Milford for a tu-
or of the stomach. Mrs. Lord was DR.
rmerly Miss Belle Cordray of this gu
ace. wi
Vera Johnson has returned to her
me in Centerville, Md, after a visZ on
with her uncle, A. N. johnson. n
Ralph Todd, son of the late Thos. -
i'd, arrived here last week with lal
; Spanish bride, whom he met in sol
enOs Aires, South America. Mrs. Ina
id is a noted singer of great tai \
/. Mr.. Todd grew to young man.
ID in Greenwood, and entered the n
w as a cadet. He is now manager mil
the United States Shipping H.
ard at Buenos Aires. n
Ir. and Mrs. R. I. Johnson and vii
ldren, Edwin and Beatrice, of wee
ford, have returned home after \,
nding the weekend with her w ~
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Fowler. n5.., I9IS
1hen in Milford Drink at Petty M
MS Fountain. j18-tf som
80 phia
ife Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel-
Milford. f29-tf "V
n 'es7 VON fOzo Il in The CkgOgicLe, 17to,
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18

insuring world peace just now is to
put the United States in position
that will make it improbable for
any other country to try to put over
ANYTHING.
Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
KENT
5
BIG
DAYS
HARRINGTON, DEL,
JULY 29th to AUGUST End
Tuesday

On this day all children
will be admitted to the
grounds free, and EVERY
ONE will be admitted to
the grandstand free. This
is a good day to bring the
entire family. Lay aside
cares and come. A good
time awaits you !
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

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peafl ard oonsnanY. Ntiis a tart.
man and Antonio ilussiiu. The alstin.
aulshea Italian tenor vhe = making
hls first American tor.
Amateurs VII be - added attfac.
lion following The fsfsi evening per.
fofmnnce II The Suffering shelk
AZ the Empress iheaier tomorrow
nlghi. These local talent contests
have proven good drawing cards and
In addition 10 supplying entertain.
nenf are productive II fun az well.
sstolen Sweets" IL the title ~ the
musical comedy success 10 lie offered
| by the neft Smith Players week be.
ginning saturday. II y the story OF
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tiusely - her sav thai the lines
~ nervous fatigue had not dlsap
peafed rum her face. as | had hoped
ihsy would tlo whsn iiees Dean vas
eliminated from her dslls llfe. The
every. .ias domestic problems were
evidently ~ wearing as 'he emo.
tlonal ones. Hut brought myself
up with a round turn nt query
which flashed just then into my
brain.
How did 7 know that Ecss Dean
was no longer factor In ieila's
emotional lfe2
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

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Morse, li.lsn Reid. Thomas 1lssra
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and u n. Gardner
A decade or - AKA the name n
James = corbe,t suggested hus ens
thing and people were talking every
where about one Of the greatest
heavyweight boxing champions ever
known. Now 10 the younger genera.
ton. aGentleman Jim Cefbett i
known as n smiling. sleek actor,
whose aid and manners suggest the
drawing room rather than the prize
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

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grace Of a rourtier. she heaned
npor him ~ he drew a low chair
nlp.e n her and took one Of her
hands In his. keeping II there while
h. tall al Law nonsense 10 her. phr
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
BEATRICE HIGH
TO GRADUATE 40

psAlflrs, Nsh.. April % ,sfsaass
Ing tlAss ~ neAsfIfs ilish snhcol
this year numbers 10. the largest IN
lha history % the school. Hlxis are
elfis and ~ boys The list ns passed
upon ~ the beard 81 sdueaiien fol.
lonss
rass csgi tilsr nlllsra Appissst.
usfis Afet. ufst Afnclf. ishn Ami
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fen ilnlsfsen. Nsmaa ksnssy Albert
lkl.man. John .ter.ets. nufaslls kisu.n.
John muI mouIrf' inpsiph maass, nss.r, rs...'
nlnhsfd. plank. Luther ris,sehst., aiss
ksnna,g rss~s, nsns!a s..n.., n.s.
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sumps,. russgs arslImsr nsf,,n sshsf,. .,,.
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'ulrisi Msriori. Abbott. Louise Ballard.
lasr,ls r.l nam ,Iaa. nlsAslY y,si. p9aqhiss pn.s
riarh. 'n Marjofls COON, Nssins Cory. Helen
ESR Emy 9sss ..ss .sn l.r, snp. ss isss.s
Toris Hopper. Hszei Howe. ksthryn uum-
mer. Evelyn Jansen, Irene Jsffrey, Eve
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a.. Clara McMurphy Tsia MiIlsr; ppro-
ma ma sison' Psuiins Schroeder. ora Tea
garden. Minnie rhom. Francss wstt,.
eon. SsI"ias Hszsi ess witho~ss S.iis wright. Hi.
dred Zehrung.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

Unless yss have had ysass
81 Real Estats sspsvisses,
you shouts have the aid Of
. REALTOR whsn making
. Real Estats puvehsss.
REALTORS have legal and
technical knowledge ssess.
ssvy 70 negotiate . Real
Esssts deal properly.
Tbsiv knowledge Of local
conditions and values make
their advice essential and
slmoss Invaluable when you
are buying Real Estate.
Consult . ResItor."
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
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ths california cattle fsH.s.
II - dldnt rlse up Re snsnass
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man IN Columbus. eho declared shtt
- vIfss ~ cat md lsrrs hsfd
deg be carried with him On he trip
were seIsed n = small Nsvsds tc~n
when he party came at II c..
fornla.
"They told us we could eross The
state. but not with he animals. After
they iook the DOGS away they f,rl.
gated uz and permitted us to pass
on
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Adele Garrison
NV Husbands | Love"



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rlsss ehsnss ~ manner, abe said
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''pent say srythins 10 Mrs
puthes sbeni ih- msids lshssiuf.
"pr mine. ! suppose" i,lcks rs
snsiea. but Noticed rith Kfsslflea
ilon that there rss unsssinsss IN his
face.
lie 10 altogether too prone TO fldi'
ouious jestins tricks In season and
cut Of season. and I was not sofry
to see him discomflied. lie wiped
everything but smlies from hls face
however, when We reached Mrs,
Durkes's door. and the little woman
held out a thin hand 10 us.
"rou mustn't hug me" she
warned, indicating her risht side,
while Katherine hovered wstchfully
near. ITS all right. You know,
everything In splendid shape Or.
praithwalte discharged ms before he
went--but the flesh IA terribly tender,
and have to be careful. But you
may kIss me"
She held UP her lips first to me
and then, with 4 coquettish little
pout. to Dicky--he declares that the
first thing she does beyond the
pesrly gates will he 70 make eyes
at ST. Petcr--and he kissed beI
warmly.
Leila came Into the room and ms
arms Mt the same moment, and ther
Mrs. Durkee went into childish ejac
ulatIons OF delight over the flowers
which Katherine had taken from
Djcky and unwraf cd.
Homage 10 "Her F1uffiness.'
"oh, Oh, Dicky.bIrd How per
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

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Misunderstanding
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Ingrown Toe Nail
How to Tougher Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops OF "outgro" upon the
akin surrounding the ingrowins nall
reduces inflammation and palm and
80 touGhens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail, that It can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
psJ'ns naturally outward. almost over
night.
"Outgro" IL n harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing dircc-
tions.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Rites for Ilaipin
Victim Thursday
juvenile Court Falls n ne.
lease cifl "'ihrcush Me.
understandings"

Funeral services fof uetsff rffsH
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cemetery.
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tWu brothers. Frank and BERNARD. and
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Juvenile court authorities neglected
10 free Eileen Ralph from the River.
view Detenilon home Tuesday fol.
lowing tho inquest and II was not
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

Callaway-seyersl formers In this
part Of the state have begun to plant
corn. A larger acreage than usual
will be put In this year. Most Of the
farmers are planting 1922 seed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-05

way to get the cupboard away from Mrs. Mingle.
 An easy way to do would be to run up and take it right away from her '" the Genii thought. But if l do that while Mir. Mungle and the Thingum and the Zumzee and the Raggedys arc with her, I am sure they would take the cupboard away from me and give me some hard thumps with their sticks p And while everyone was laugh ing and talking and happy because they had beeiH rescued from the Genii, the Genii was planning way to get the best of Mrs. Mingle, so he waited until everyone. had as many ice cream cones and loiiyp0ps as they wished and had started for, home. Then when