Milford chronicle., 1924-01-11
Georgetown
Moving Time At Georgetown


the store building, occupied by Harry
Holtz, on Market street, adjoining Ry-
On's Theatre.
J. Stewart DOnaway who has been
employed by the Hudson Bakery of
this town for some time, has resigned
his position and has accepted a pO-
sitiOn with the Atlantic Refiing Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cohee have
sold their farm, near BridgeVille, and
moved to this town and are occupying
the property of their sOn-in-laW, w.
w. BartO, on Delaware avenue.
A Number OF Marriage Licenses
Issued
Clerk of the Peace William J. Quill
len has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week:
To Rudy w. Hudson of Selbyville
and Hazel N. Robinson of Frankford.
To Jacob J. Shockley and Bertha E.
Benson, both of Milford.
To Lentral Miller and Henrietta
Lockwood, both of Lewes.
To Clinton H. Hickman of Selbyvllle
and Anna V. Savage Of Ocean City,
Md.
To Louis Tunnel and Anna john
son, both of Frankfort.
Justice of the Peace E. w. Ryon
has issued the following marriage IL
censes the past week:
To Marvel Wilson of Flint, Mlchl-
gan and Margaret Vaules Grier' OF
Milford.
To Paul Swain and Alice Truitt'
both of Georgetown.
To Norman E. Baker of Milton ana
Edith NJ. Joseph of Georgetown.
Only Eight Prisoners
There are only eight prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail here at the
present time.
Letters OF Administration On Estates |
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones has !
issued the following letters the past
week:
On the estate of William Walter
Griffith, of Seaford hundred, to Lola
R. Griffith.
On the estate of Ellis Weisman OF
Seaford hundred to Rebecca Jane
Weisman.
On the estate of Marshall H. Vim
cent of Broadkiln hundred to Herbert
J. Vincent.
On the estate of Ethel Morris OF
Nanticoke hundred to Charles E. Rus
sell.
On the estate of Roy J. Campbell OF
Baltimore hundred to Leoa M. Hosler.
On the estate of Nicey c. BrumIey OF
Georgetown hundred to william D.
On the estate of James C. Town
end of Baltimore hundred to John u.
townsend, Jr. ]
Cleared Twenty Dollars At Dance I
By their New Years Dance, given c
" the Senior Glass of the Georgetown
Iigh School in Ryon's Dance Hall last t
Ionday evening, they cleared twenty I
ollars to help them defray expenses
n their trip to Washington next a
Dring.
Obituary
Frederick C. Stoeckels, aged about II
D years, son of George Stoeckels, OF
ear this town, close to Stockley Sta h,
on, died Thursday night of pneumO- n,
ia. Funeral services were held at
ethesada M. E. Church, near Stock al
y, Monday afternoon at o'clock. In II
,rment made in Union cemetery at
lis place. Il,
The many friends in this town OF h,
ra P. Mowbray, were sorry to hear OF IT,
S death at his home in Harrington. A
r. Mowbray was well known here D
wing sold the merchants here big
lare of their southern fruits and veg II,
ables for several years past.
any Visitors In Town During The a
Past Week la
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Register of
erlin, Md, are the guests of Mr.. II
ID Mrs. J. J. Morath, here. III
Mrs. Julia Pollock has returned
ON a visit to Philadelphia. lie
w. S. Lacey is on visit to his chill ~ ~
en- in Wilmington.
L. P. Faucet of Philadelphia spent q
e weekend here. I'd
Rev. William Gibson left Friday for 81
5 new field of labor at New Castle. ne
Master Norris Carmean has return II
to his studies in Philadelphia after ~
ending the holidays with his mo- ny
er, Mrs. Mary Carmean, here. WI
George H. Blizzard of Wilmington, De
former resident of this town, has
en- spending few days with friends we we
re. ClO
Chester Hopkins of Philadelphia
5 been the guest of his mother, Mrs.
L. Pepper, here.
Mrs. J. B. Bliss of Providence, r. l.,
spending some time with her par
s, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hamblin, Vie
e. Lei
Ir. and Mrs. Jacob Shane were in !
iladelphia last week. sol
lr. and Mrs. Carl Cooper have re- wit
ned to their home in Philadelphia sen
er spending some time with his \
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper, ter
e.
lr. and Mrs. Harold Hudson Of dat
ladelphia spent last week with her the
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt, Ste
e. n
Ir. and Mrs. Howard Hurley of ed
ladelphia spent a part of last the
* with his parents here, Mr.. and N
J. Daniel Hurley Dire
If. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers of emit
mington spent the holidays with N
tives near town. was
. E. Minner of Roanoke, Va. has day
I the guest of his wife and daugh- of l
who are spending the winter with M
mother, Mrs. Ella Kitchens here. eral
verott Conway last Monday kill Jers
large g1ay fox, near Pinev Grove, delr
miles from this town. 1t was the M
one seen in this section for long few