Milford chronicle., 1924-11-14
Georgetown

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greater than they have been for the
past two or three weeks. Property
transfers reported are as follows:
Edwin G. Emmert, Rehoboth
Beach, to Lucie L. Wilson, George
town, lot No. 80, on Pennsylvania
avenue, Rehoboth Beach. Miss Will
son transferred the property jointly
to Edwin G. and Ruth c. Emmert.
Tilghman S. Johnson, Baltimore
District, to Horace H. Johnson, of
near Selbyville, 13 acres in Balti-
more District.
Isaac T. Atkins, Norwood, Pa, to
Frank and Sarah j.. Hudson, Gum
bOro District, lot with improvements
on Ellis street, MillsbOrO..
Ephriam T. Calhoun, ct. al, Little
Creek District, to Ella Parsons Ethel
Birmingham. Harrison F. and Jerdie
Parsons, two lots in Little Greek
District, near Laurel, on road from
Laurel to Hearn's Cross Roads.
-Imly S. Abbott, Milford, to Harry
D. Mccullough, Jr., Milford, lot in
Cedar Creek District, near Milford.
Henry D. Cook, Lincoln City, to
George H. and C. Margaret Derrick
son. Cedar Creek District, 6 acres on
north side of Greenley avenue, at
Lincoln City.
Harry l.. Hill, Milford, to Leroy {.
and Elizabeth D. Stevenson, Milford,
lot with improvements on east SIDE
OF Fisher avenue, at Milford
James H. Phillips, Sheriff OF Sus-
sex County, against Rinaldo DAnto-
nio and wife, Cedar Creek District,
to Mary Blanche Hirsch, Milford, 56
1-2 acres in Cedar Creek District.
Glen E. Spicer, Delmar, to Lyndal
G. Haymon, Delmar, lot with i'm
movements, on north side of Jewell
street, at Delmar.
William R. Risler, Cedar Greek
District. to Ella Beardsley, Lincoln
Citv. lot with improvements on But
Ter avenue, at Lincoln City.
Harry H. Dukes, Millville' to step
hen H. Warton. Baltimore District
lot on south side of Main street. at
Millville.
George w. Wright, ct. al, heirs of
Lucy Wright, Seaford District, to |
trustees of John Wesley NJ e.
church, Seaford, lot on north side OF
Third street, at Seaford.
Nellie NJ. Lowe, Laurel, to George
w. Pollitt, Laurel, Z IA acres IN
Little Creek District, near Laurel:
George w. Pollitt, Laurel, to Sell
bv I, Lowe. Laurel, IA acres in
Little Creek District, near Laurel.
Ella A. Wootten, Little Creek Dis
trict, to Oscar w. Givens, Broad
Greek District, 4 IL acres on north
side of I.aurel-G Georgetown highway
in Broad Greek District.
The Peoples National Bank, OF
Laurel. to Oscar w. Givens, Broad
Creek District, 1 IL acres on north
side of LAUREL Georgetown Highway,
in Broad Creek District.
Reuben Short, Dagsboro District
to George Asa Gray, Georgetown,
lot at Oak Orchard, on the Indian
River.
William E. Valiant, Georgetown,
to John W. Galloway, LAUREL lot
with improvements on Eighth street
1t Laurel.
Sallie E. Derrickson, Baltimore !
District, to Calvin w. Derrickson,
Baltimore District, IS acres in Cedar
Neck, Baltimore District.
James Elias SalmOns, Broadklln
District, to Charles G. NAPLES, Mil
ton, lot and improvements on east !
side of public road leading from Mil
ton to HarbesOn.
Robert D. Shockley, Milton to
G. NAPLES, Milton, lot on
east side of Federal street, at Mil
on.
Clara B. Walls, ct. al, heirs of
5lihu A. Phillips, Dagsboro District,
% Harry Esham, MillsborO, lot and {
on west side of Main :
street, at MillsborO.
Nellie M. Lowe, Laurel, to Cordel- L
a J. Wright, Laurel, lots in Broad
creek District, near Laurel.
Thomas E. Lynch, Lewes and Re L
,Oboth District, to Robert A. Lynch, 2
# near I,ewes, lot with improve
nents on road from Lewes to Reno
10Th Beach. The property was trans
erred by Robert A. Lynch to John
I. Mitchell of Lewes and Rehoboth
district.
The Laurel foot ball team came
ere Friday and played the George
own team. The score was to 0 IN
avor of the Laurel boys
Misses Nettie Downs and Eliza
eth Messick attended the County
sunday School Convention at Lin
oln City this week as delegates of
Wesley NJ. E. Sunday school OF tnls
own.
r. w. Warren of the Sand Hills, is
utting the finishing touches on the
n to date new dwelling of Herbert
.ogers at the western edge of town
Jhich Mr.. Rogers has erected IN
lace of the one that was destroyed
Y fire some time ago.
Return Day passed Off here very
uietlv, although there was a large
rowd of people in town. There were
NO bands and a large parade at
oon.
Our farmers are busy huskmg
leir corn crop. The yield is fair TO
ood. Lots better than at first was
,pected.
At the last annual meeting Of the
.ocl,hOlders of the Georgetown
uilding and Loan Association, An
-ey 7 Lynch. ESQ, was elected
resident; Charles R. Jones. vice
resident: w. Elwood Wright, sec
.tary. and George H. Short, treas p
.er. Elisha G. Ryon was made a
,w director. The Association IS IN
condition.
A very pretty wedding was solem.
zed in St. Paul's P. E. Church OF
is town. on Thursday morning at