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Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07
Magnolia

Wesley Shannon and family o.
Smyrna were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Knit on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Collins enter
tanned at t. cir home New Years
| Day. Frank and Wharton Wilson and
families of Philadelphia, Harry Viii
son and family of Dover.
Miss Sallie Moore and niece, Miss
Anna Hammond of Canterbury were
guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
Eliza Moore Sunday.
Representative and Mrs. w. C.
Paradee and daughter, Miss Emma
-Paradee motored to Wilmington on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. J. X. Sapp and Mrs. j. r. Nc
Ilvaine motored to Middletown Fri
day and were guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. w. A. Green.
George Knight of Philadelphia has
been a guest of his mother, Mrs. w.
H. Jackson.
Mrs. David Moore entertained her
children at turkey dinner Sunday.
Thomas Moore and friend, Miss
Short of St. Jones Neck, spent New
Years Day with the latter's sister in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Kathryn Knight has accept
ed a position at the State House,
Dover.
John Heuseman and family moved
to his farm near town Saturday and
moved back on Monday.
Miss Pauline Gourley and bro
ther Roy have been visiting their un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hall, near FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilcutts en-
tertained their children and grand
children at family reunion at their
home, near town, last Sunday.
The extra services of the M. E.
Church have been postponed. The
date will be announced later.
Washington Camp, No. 10, held
their social hour in their lodge room
Thursday evening, December Both.
The following program was render
ed:
Singing, America" accompanist,
Mrs. B. B. White.
Prayer, Rev. C. W. Spry.
Address, Mr.. Downing of Viii
mington, State President of the P.
o. S. of A., who also presented a
prize of fifteen dollars in gold for
the second largest gain in member
ship.
Piano duet, Mrs. East and Miss
Madeline Reeves of FELTON,.
Address, Hon. DUPONT Ridgley of
Camden.
Vocal solo. Kentucky Babe, Mrs.
J. B. McIlvaine.
Address, Rev. W. Cantwen of
Cheswold.
Benediction was pronounced by
Rev. c. w. Spry after which sand
wiches and coffee were served in
Quite a few changes took place
here on New Years Day.
Those moving into new homes
were Elwood Knight and family into
the home vacated by Mr.. Riffenburg
who moved to Milford.
Edwin Griffith and family who
moved from Lynchs mill into the
home vacated by Elwood Knight and
family.
Benjamin Hart and family moved
into the home vacated b. John Reed
and family.
Mr.. McGinnis and family who have
been occupying the Davis property
moved to Wyoming.
J. Carol Satterheld moved from
the Kerbin farm into the Stevenson
near Frederick.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07
Harrington

Howard Talley of Philadelphia is
spending a few days with his niece,
Mrs. EVA Salmons and also his bro
ther-in-lawj F. L. Warrington of
near Harrington. v
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbert Morgan wish
to announce the marriage of their
son, Roland c. Morgan on December
% to Miss Agnes Dorothy Hunter of
New Haven, Conn, by the Rev.
Chamberlain of the Hamden Plains
NJ. E. Church.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07
AndreWVllle

Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins SteWa[C tI anu anu
SON spent the weekend Win Mf'
nd Mrs. H. Silbereisen. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jewel, and nd fam,
y spent the " weekend with Mr.. and
RS. Geo. b. Vincent. u.,.-
Little Grace Hopkins .t,, OF HSIIdng- 1pIaL-g-
ton spent the holidays Will De4oii''
Paskey. .a.., ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grl1tn n ana G
Aiaughter called on Mr.. ana MIS- u
Vincent Sunday. 1,,,,o.,.+ o.5
augbter ~ m ISognolia visited rela-
yes in this town Thursday
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07
Midway

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas of Will
mington and daughter Marian were
weekend visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Nelson.
VIM. Rodney and friend, Miss Hell
en- Merrick of Philadelphia were
weekend visitors of Mrs. Rosa Rod
John Westenberger and girl friend
of philadelphia, were visitors OF MT
and Mrs. Norman DOdd.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07
QUICK WAY TO STOP COUGH

A spoonful of Goff's No Dope Cough
Syrup every few hours usually takes
the bark out Of the scrappiest cough
Digs out irritating phlegm. No chloro-
form, no dope. 60c-30c. Insist on hav-
ing Goff's. Avoid pneumonia.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07

Well, friends, pretty soon we'll all
have the old car paid for and can
start paying for a new one.-Santa
Rosa Press-Democrat.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07
COMPETITION

"That my boy" said the forger Of
coins to his son as they passed the
Mint. sis my principal competitor"
The Progressive Grocer.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07

One fellow lost control of his car
the other day because he couldn't
keep up the payments.-Anderson
Herald.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07

LOST-Tuesday evening, December
2S, at the Bridgeville dance, a diamond
and platinum bar pin. Reward if re-
turned to Ann Layton Grier, Milford,
Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07

EZ brts think the old-fashioned
dane Is coming back, BUT we don't.
Milford chronicle., 1927-01-07

Grange energies are being widely
modified for a big fight to wipe out
daylight saving in all the states be-
fore the end of 1927.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
The Fighters

When celebrated fighters meet io
battle for princeiy prize, the moral
lists In vain may greet the grim occa.
sion with their sighs. and rend their
boards and wiring their feet. and wipe
the briny from their eyes. In vain the
moralistS declare twere better far If
we would go to hear some speaker
paw the air and lecture for an hour
or so; each man draws up his favored
chair. and listens to the radio. He
hears the sickening details Of hruisers
dealing frightful clips. of blood that
flows around by pals. of nattened
noses. battered lips. and in his breast
a JOY prevails. the cup of happiness
he sips. For in each man old Adam
dwellS the ancient instinct does not
die: in him the naked savage yellS
and makes the fur and feathers fly.
though he discusses peace and tells
his tale Of culture with sigh. ! often
say it is a shame that learned profcS.
sors are in debt. they have no coin.
their credits lame. they can't afford n
cigarette; there is no money in the
game that uses up their blood and
sweat But when such gifted men de
bate on things uplifting and abstruSe
I do not care to hear them prate al
though their facts be fIll of juice:
do not pay up at the gate To hear
them turn their logic loose. I do not
lend a patient ear to hear them DER
the radio: but when two pucilSts ap-
pear, exchanging swat and biff and
hlow. | draw my chair, with ardor.
near the strange machine and let her
60. WALT MASON.
tCopvright. 1921
Evening star., 1927-10-26
|STATE GUARD UNITS
GET PLANES SOON
Delivery of 35 Curtiss OBJ
servation Planes to Start
About December Is.


Delivery of the first 35 Curtiss
observation planes to National Guard
AR units will begin about December
Il and the ships will be received there
after at a rate Of about three a week
and he issued Ia the Guard. They
win take the place of the "Jennies,
=, MEN were discontinued Tor National
Guard use September !, resulting IN
an extreme shortage of flying equip
rnept among the Guard units.
TIE Crrtiss planes are the OIL
typc. which iS a development of the
O.l Curtiss that made an excellent
showing in the recent air races at
Spokanc. Wash.
In addition the War Department
announced Yesterday awards for test
Shps in its effort to select a general
purpose military plane for the Use of
the National Guard and Organized Re
serves. The winners were the Key
stone Aircraft Corporation. Bristol.
Pa: the Douglas Airplane Co, Santa
Monica, Calf. and the Curtiss Co. Of
Garden City. Long Island.
An experimental ship has been or
tered from each company for testing
and in addition a ship from the Con
solida cd Aircraft Corporation of Buff
falo. which will he tested ut the Engi-
neernc Field. Dayton. Ohio. October
2S, for its availability in connection
with civilian flying activities in the
Army
Evening star., 1927-10-26

Northminster Presbyterian Church,
Eleventh street and Rhode Island
avenue.
Complaints that the presence of
s.Jp signs on Fourteenth street con-
tributed to n continual flow of traffic,
with cross street traffic impeded, We're
referred to the streets, parks and
alleys committee for considera ton.
This was brought to the associations s
notice by II. NJ. Fulton. its secretary.
treasurer. The association was in
formed that loud speaker In the
neighhorhood was deemed annoying.
and the hope was expressed that a
regulation will be found to control un'
necessary noises
The report of the Commissioners on
taxation will he awaited before the
association will take any action on
this subject, it was decided. Raleie h
Sherman advised the association that
large office building will be erected
at Fourteenth and X streets and an
Evening star., 1927-10-26
French Troops Leave Rhine.

MAYENCE. Germany. October 26
N).-Wi ithdrawal Of French troops
from the Rhineland. which is destined
To reduce the forces of occupation by
10000 men. continued yesterday when
two hattalions left Trier for Toul.
Yesterdays departure brought the
total number of troops withdrawn 10
eight hattalions. Two have already
gone from CoblenZ, and one each from
Worms, Eeustadt. Spire and Landau,
making about 5000 men leaving for
France in the past Two days.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
Still Is Dynamited.
pecial Dispatch 20 The Star

FREDERICK, Md, October 2f.-A
large quantity of dynamite was en-
puoyed Monday by county officials
to destroy a 2.200,sallon still captured
in the vicinity of Blue Rlazes. a
mountainous section between Thur.
mont and Wolfsville. 1t was the larg.
est Illicit plant taken in this county.
No persons were found at the still
when the raid was made. No arrests
have been made.
Evening star., 1927-10-26
Confederate Veteran Dies.

ASHEVILLE, n. c.. October % H)
Charlie NJ. Brown. commander of
the Army of Northern Virginia. Sons
of Confederate Veterans, and past com
of the same orSaniZa tion, died here
yesterday after an Illness of about one
year. Mr.. Brown was prominent in
the real estate world here, having
come to Asheville from Oceola and
Miami. Fla. where he was prominent
both i'm business and social circles
Evening star., 1927-10-26
IOWA-THOMAS CIRCLE
CITIZENS PLAN DRIVE
Association Approves Campaign
for Membership-Will Ask
Street Signs.

Plans for membership drive in
December were approved last night at
n meeting Of the Iowa Thomas Circle
Citizens Association. which voted to
ask the District Commissioners to in
stall easily visible signs at all street
corners. giving the designation of
streets The meeting was held in the
Evening star., 1927-10-26

other is contemplated at Fourteenth
and II streets Dr. #. r Evans will
have the membership plans in charge.
Reports of various committees were
presented. Mrs. Fred Haig provided
entertainment by reciting a colored
preachers sermon. Mrs. r. M. Thomp-
son, president, presided at the session
Evening star., 1927-10-26

Light

Aids man materially in his
selections in the New Mems Store
1.-THE Light of Truth From the
spacious windows that line the F.
Street front of the new Men S Store
comes flood of natural light that
shows the Clothes and Accessories
in their true colors and fabrics en-
abllng you to choose the very
things you want as you want them.
Selection Of your outfittings under
natural light means seeing the
merchandise under the same ex-
acting conditions that it will meet
when worn.
See the new tans, browns, blues and
grays in Suits, Topcoats, Hats, Hose
and Neckwear presented for your
approval and selection in the natural
light of the New Mems Store.
mnnhntarh 4 Qnthrnp
, 1927-08-17
ELK BASIN EXTENSION sYNDI-
CATE ELATED WITH PROSPECTS

The Elk Basin Extension Sndicate
is down 1ze feet with their we'll on
the spot on the government lease
southeast Of Elk basin according to
the Powell Tribune The well was
spudded in On the 2sth Of July and
at 70 feet Under ground the Eagle
water flow was encountered. At a
depth OF 40 feet the work is
awaiting the eementtSg off of this
flow in preparation for continued
drilling
In conversation with Mrs Eettie
Thompson. the leading spirit in the
enterprise. the Tribune gets a very
favorable report Of the progress and
possibilities Mrs Thompson feels
that the drilling site is well chosen
high up on the structure. for never
before, she says. has this Eagle
water been encountered at so shall
, 1927-08-17
WYOMING STATE
FAIR ONE OF THRILLS
Fun for All Planned for the Big
Show This Year
AIRPLASEs ARE COMING

This is not z fairy story. but it
is = story about the fair 1t tells
about the many features Of the
entertainment program 10 be pre-
sented at this years Wyoming State
Fair at Douglas. September 18th
to 18th
\ balanced program OF events
featuring q thrilling rodeo and
many new and powell attractions
viii hold the attention OF the Fair
crowds from tar to finish. Mr.
.Carmin has been contracted to fur
nIsh his entire lot of show stock
New stunts. requiring great and
daring nerve, have been added TO
the program With the eombina-
ton Of Lem Csrmin-s hzrd-bucking
horses and plenty of wild riders.
the rodeo at the Wyoming State
Fair vii support the most preten-
tious entertainment program e
staged by the Fair
Bonnie Gray from Hollywood. Cal
ifOrnia, VIII appear before grand
stands every day. in kSr seven act
show. assisted by other profession
al riders and ropers- She will
jump her famous Ten Thousand Dol
lar High school horse. King Tut.
over a large automobile loaded
with passengers Write. the fun
niest eISEn hat ever smiled. and
his world famous twenty-five cent
trick mule, AIfaIfz-Doo-LittIe. will
be one constant spell of laughter
in his ~burlesque stunts
Stout Jackson. undefeated heavy
weight litter of the world. will
perform twice daily. bending spike
4; nails with his teeth and driving
90 penny nails through two inch
boards with one stroke OF his max
ed hand. breaking MANILA Iariat
rope by main strength. holding an
automobile or team of horses. and
doing many other seemingly i'm
possible feztS of strength
AirpIanes of the various com
mercial types will fly and be placed
on exhibition during the fair. The
era Of commercial aviation is being
recorded as the beginning of one
Of the most important and leading
industries of this age and partieu-
lar interest and ztteatfon Is prom
ised in this special attraction Stunt
flying. daylight fireworks, wing
walking and parachute jumps all
will be included in the special air
show All visitors desiring to ny
1iH have an opportunity to ride in
planes owned and demonstrated
here By the Wyoming Arrays Cor
porztion OF Casper. u
The Do=is Carnival Company and
the Twin City Amusement Company.
with their carnival shows and vaude-
vile viii Be located MP town These
attractions together with the band
concerts. theatre and dances. bring
10 the State Fair q complete pro-
gram Of evening amusement
Fun for all" has been the motto
Of the officials in planning this
entertainment bill
, 1927-08-17

lOv a depth as - feet she is
more than elated With present pros
poets. and many Of the Powell and
Park county people Who are inter
ested with her in the drilling viii
share in her optimism
, 1927-08-17
FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE

Insure your farm property with
the Shcshone Farmers Mutual ses
G. A Holm. Agent. Cody 4-1s-z1
, 1927-08-17
STATEMENT
PARK COUNTY
PARK COUNTY

OF the cast IF maintzing County Government from January 1t.
1871. I July Isl, 1921 Prepared under the provisions of Section 1871,
Compiled Statutes II 1890, n taken from the Register showing War
rants n Certificate o Indebtedness issued during that period
BERTHA N ROUSSEAU. County Clerk
, 1927-08-17

County OF PARK
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED that the foregoing is a true and
complete Abstract Statement OF the receipts and disbursements of the
County o Park. in the STATE o Wyoming from December LIST. 1926. to
the County and School Districts of this County is true and correst
E s. HOPES.
County Treasurer
, 1927-08-17

Statement Of me Bonded Indsotednsz Of County and school
shown By the Bond RegizteE Of the County
, 1927-08-17

d. = recet2ts and disburseneats Of the Coz1Iy Of Park. N TIE
STATE o. WyoEfng- and statement o. xpe1s Of maintaining u Comfy
government fron Dess1ber 81. 1925. 70 J1fF l. 1927 Prepared under
the provisions Of Section 1s.1. Compiled Statutes II 1890
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