Milford chronicle., 1926-04-16
Georgetown

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brated his seventh wedding annlNel ;
sarv at his home near Coolsprins
last Thursday by entertaining le"
of his friends at dinner.
West Market street is soon 10 pe
graced by at least two more hall0-
some and modern homes. bllsn" N
Ryon, proprietor and manager "
Rvon's Theatre, and Mr.. ana MIS-. VI
! Franklin NAPLES, have purcnaseu
| from the later's father, Or. u. frdnH {
Jones. two of the valuable IahyaIu I
lots. and expect to begin IN snort
time the erection of the new Duliu-
ings. Mr.. Ryon's dot adJoins tne
old Judge Wootten homestead, now
occupied by former Judge henry
G. Conrad, and the NAPLES lot Is
next to the home Of Misses MaDel
and Rosalio Martin.
Joseph H. Cox, of Seaford' ana
las. e. Goslee, of Stockley, nave
been appointed Jury Commissioners
for another year. ,,u
son was born to Mr.. ana Mrs;
Arthur Savage last Saturday ana
died Tuesday. - z
Eiiiah L. Wyatt, aged 50 years, D
months and Is days, died at MS
home in Collinsville, at the North-
ON edqe of town, Thursday morn
ING He is survived by his aged
wife and several sons and daugh-
ters Funeral services were held at
his home on Saturday afternoon at
one o'clock. Interment was made IN
Union Cemetery, Rev. T. F. Beauch-
, ann oficiating. ]. T. Carey, funeral
| director. -, , 90 |
Mrs. Cordelia Ann Smith, aged 82
voore . months and one day, wife |
0f Isaac I. Smith, died last Wednes-
dav morning after an illness OF sew
: eral weeks, at her home on Front
, street. Funeral services were held
at her home on Friday afternoon at
. . o'clock, Interment was made IN
Union Cemetery, Rev. T. F. Beauch-
ann officiating. ]. T. Carey, funeral
director.
: The Union Evangelistic services
L which are in progress in Wesley NJ.
o r church since the 30th of March,
p under the management of DR.. Geo.
w Cooke. and his noted musical dl-
rector. Mr.. Harold Vignentte, are
# nightly increasing in interest and
,f tbe church is filled to its fullest ca
io,+ l-fity nightly, and several conVer-
- 70 sions already nave ttaken- place.
-. Miss Helen Brown attended u
- a,.o 70 funeral OF her uncle, Jack Thom
son. who died in Florida Saturui
ion' o.-l of last week, in Washington, ID.
wv last Monday. Mr.. Thompson torme
II " resided in Wilmington.
anu There is at this time more lime
per- in This section than has been at al
toh' ono time for several years past "
snn- doctors are working night and da
sit Most of the ill ones seem to be ST.
luse faTing from the grip and pneum
lsll mia. II, D,,o
ANY who has been on the sick list I
4 of several weeks, has improved so
the 70 he hack on the job at his Off
lgh' again. ..,. 1iol
rom Saturday night of last week IlSI
ions ning struck and fired the dwelln
but house occupied by }: +; HousG9 y;
tiOn near town, in the COkesbury III
trict hut fortunately by the arrlV
lers OF help, the building anu 81 ~
t Of were saved although Daoly o"i
und aged. a., -4,.or,ho,.
,oon m cron and all other sorts OF fruit
this SeCLlOus pIOlliAoCN "
80 i, This season if nothing from now
ron should happen to XIII inc DIuS: -
;lOp register of Wills Isaac r. Jon
Ter hoe issued the following letters t
pa mast week on the estate Oh John "A
VI drews, of Georgetown hunoreu,
lucl Mary Jones; on the estate Oh Giee
lo- wood I. Disharoon, OF Nantloo T,
hundred, to Annie K. DlsharOon.
CfnTdTnV.
In Little Creek hundred, TO OllVer -
aug drey; on the estate of Henry D. M M
q. is son, of Surrey, Va, to Mary T. IN M
1nds son; on the estate OF Annie H. n
ture man, Georgetown hundred 10 LiS
+be Ian G. Hinman; on the estate Oh
,oo+1 ., Maud Collins, Of Little Greek Du
hoso y dred, to Rose o. Elzey. .,,..
neSe clerk of the Peace William
tilo tio Ouillin has the past week ISSUED
INC marriage license to FrederlcA
@p Guerin and May Elizabeth MOO
+, Los 1, both OF Lewes.
ided, County Agent NJ. C. Vaughn p'
not chased a new Dodge sedan Il
lIory week. ..,, .
ap- 4 i Norman Purnell, of this town, c
Der NJ the highway policemen, was
e in iured Wednesday night when
motorcycle SKluQeu anu Ill =" -
IL be in the ditch near Cokesbury Chur
have on the Bridgeville road, and his ne
RS of and face were badly cut, and he "
weet otherwise bruised, but he is dol
but fine at this time and able to be o
for There are eight prisoners boa
ing with Sheriff Johnson, at
ad county Jail here at the present TIL
- of John Edwin Wilson, aged
~ 60 wears, residing on Cedar street, I
. ooS town, and employed in barber 81
nd mo- in Millsboro, about 9 miles south
apes here. was found dead in bed at
goou boarding house there on Stature
gram morning. Death was due to ne
car trouble. The body was brought
that his home here that morning. Fun
that al services were held in First M.
mar Church, this town, on Tuesday
The ternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
back made in Union Cemetery, Rev. J.
GER
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