Milford chronicle., 1930-07-04
ArDhers. CnnnerH To Run

run this season on JOIlldIOSS alOhS'
II would be fine if the farmers
would raise more of the stuff which
Gamers desire to put in cans.
Lima beans, string beans, pump
kins and sweet potatoes are some oil
the things which most of packers
throughout the United States desire,
If our farmers would grow greater
variety of stuff it would no doubt be
of greater benefit to all concerned.
Button Factory Closed
The Jester Button Factory closed
down Saturday for two weeks. rms
is necessary every year to enable
the owners to take account of stock
and make repairs to the machinery.
Rural Carriers
Our two efficient rural carriers
have been on their annual vacation
the last two weeks. During their alb
sence, H. w. Jester, Jr., substituted
for Fred Ireland and Curtis Ennis
for Samuel H. Fisher.
Death of Perry Warren
The death of Perry Warren cast
a gloom over this community where
he was we'll known by the older
people.
He was an inoffensive, kindly man
and it was a pity that his death
should have happened in the man
ner which it did.
Mr.. Warren had several close
relatives living in this town.
SpOuter of CLANS
The reports that are coming here
from Slaughter Beach is to the et-
feet that Miss May Thayer is an ex-
merit spouter of CLANS, being super
ior to many others engaged in this
sport.
Last week she went on the bar. and
shouted so many clans that she hau
trouble in carrying them home.
In the lot were twelve clans
which would have tipped the scales
, at two pounds each. Many others oil
. smaller size were caught on this one
trip. Can anybody in Sussex county
, heat it?
) Thieves At Large
Many reports are coming in wnlcn
- indicate that thieves are robplng men
houses both right and left
, Hundreds of chickens have beer
stolen within the last week or two
Greensbury Benson, Thomas Petty.
: John. Amelia PettyjOhn and otherS
have been heavy losers.
II is strange that as many law OF
- ficers that we have, that some O
D them cannot capture some of thes'
: miscreants.
g Sick List
' Miss Florence Reed who has beer
sick for some time was not so wei
0 the past week. -.
6 Mrs II. w. Jester who has beel
r unable from sickness to attend u
|, her store business at Milford Is re
e ported much better.
Y Mrs. Robert A. Wood who ha
been suffering for some time with I
C complication of diseases is mucl
e better.
n A New Democrat
= The stork visited the home of Mr.
n and Mrs. John Ennis last week an
" left them a bouncing baby boy. Jon
saws that the only way to beat IN
= Republican party is to raise up p
e new race of Democratic citizens.
e Mr.. Ennis is the father of fittee
children-thirteen of which are no.
q living; two having died in infancy
= Personal
W Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds of Coo
spring has been the guest of Mrs
IT d. H. Reed for several days.
is Miss Alma McKnett of Wilmingto
was entertained at the home OF M
rNi,,o Wn6npS69
l. of last week.
ct Mrs. R. ]. Clendaniel, accompaI
s. led by Mrs. C. A. TimmOns and Sc
et Alton, Mrs. Harvey T. Smith an
,r Miss Alma McKnett of Wilmingto
it spent Wednesday at Slaugnt'
Beach.
Mt Mrs. w. S. P. Combs and daughtt
e. Ellen of MiddletOwn who have bee
attending the sale of the antique
at the Holland residence in M1ltor
Id also visited Mrs. d. H. Reed al
De Mrs. D. M. Donovan last week
Glendale.
lg Mrs. d. M. Donovan has been VI
ne iting DR.. and Mrs. w. S. P. Coml
rs of NIiddletown, and while away all
Sc visited the city of Philadelphia on
shopping tour.
xt Mrs. Josephine Love has return'
lg to her home in Philadelphia aft
ly spending two weeks with her pa
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ClendaI
nd iel.
pc Miss Mildred Warren was a wei
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
at Gilbert of Arlington, Pa. Whi
or away she also visited Stroudsbu
he and Delaware Water Gap.
ry Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Prettyman e
tertained over the weekend Mr.. al
ID. Mrs. Harry Crutzbury and daught
ge Emma and Miss Helen Young
ce West Philadelphia. They also had
f. their guests Friday night of Il
n past week Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Bu
ne ting and daughter of Salisbury, N
'. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Belts of M
ford were entertained at the ho1
on of Mrs. D. C. Lekites on Sunday.
u Charles Wilson of Philadelph
er was a weekend guest of Mr.. al
.. Mrs. Clarence Abbott.
ire Mrs. Lawrence e. Warren is
;u- tending the Summer School now b
I'D ing held at Newark.
Mrs. Warren for several years h
w. been one of the teachers in the pu
/. lie schools of Lincoln.
ill Slaughter Beach seems to be I
'th attractive point for the young a
ire old of Glendale. Sunday the folio
he ing motored down there to enjoy t