Milford chronicle., 1930-07-04
OFFICIAL BOARD
OF DEL-M AR-V
ASSOCIATION N
IS COMPLETED
Henry. T. Bush, E. e.
Walls And Louder N.
Hearn, County Vice
Presidents From Della
ware.

Va Eastern Shore Association lOI INC
ensuing year was completed TINS
week when the executive committee
made final report as to appointment
of County Governors.
Following is the complete roster
of the Associations official family:
Louis A. Drexler, Dover, Del,
president; Stewart X Powell, Oman
cock. Va, senior vice-president'
Milford Nathan, Cambridge, Nd
Treasurer.
Honorary Vice-Presidents - Hon.
Pierre S. du POnt, Delaware; Hon.
L. w. Guaby, Maryland; Hon. Ben T.
Gunter, Virginia.
Vice-Presidents-at-Large-Gerrish
Gassaway, Wilmington, Del.
Administrative Committee : Fred
p. Adkins, Salisbury, Md, chairman;
DR.. G. Layton Grier, Milford, Del;
p. Watson Webb, Cambridge, Md.
County Vice-PresidentS
Delaware-Henry T. Bush, Will
mington, New Castle county; e. Z.
Walls, Smyrna, Kent county; Louder
II Hearn, Milford, Sussex county.
Maryland-Harvey H. Long, Fed
Decker. Elkton, Cecil county; w. e..
Bradley, HurlOck, Dorchester Couh-
ty; Marion deK. Smith, ChestertoWh'
Kent county; Edwin H. Brown Jr''
Centreville, Queen Anne's county
Charles C. Gelder, Princess Anne
Somerset county; B. Frank Sherman,
Claiborne, Talbot county; w. b.
Tilghman, Jr., Salisbury Wlcomico
county; w. D. Cordrey, Snow HILL
Worcester county.
Virginia-John D. Grant, Jr., Ac-
comac, Accomac county; l. J. Burb-
age. Cape Charles, Northampton
county.
Board OF Governors
New Castle County-Charles Gibbs,
Wilmington, Del; Josiah Marvel
Wilmington, Del; VIM. F. Metten'
Wilmington, Del; J. Paul Mullln,
Wilmington, Del; John ]. Powell
Wilmington, Del; Robert T. ROBIN
son, Newport, Del; Charles j. Speel'
Newport, Del. Eugene Shallcrass,
Middletown, Del; Henry P. Scott
Wilmington, Del. Walter G. Tatnall,
Wilmington, Del; Arthur G. Wilkln-
son, Newark, Del
Kent County, Del.-F. c. Bancroft,
Camden, Del; T. r. Brown, Wyom-
ing. Del; w. w. Hynson, Smyrna
Del; G. Leslie Gooden, Dover, Del;
c. w. Hardesty, Dover, Del; Horace
Ouillen, Harrington, Del; Wallace
w. Woodford, Dover, Del.
Sussex County-H. W. Conant' he
hoboth, Del; VIM. B. Derrickson'
Selbyville, Del; Milo c. Farber' MIL
ford, Del; T. R. Ingram, LeWes, Del;
Landreth L. Layton, Georgetown
Del: Jos. F. McSweeney, Rehoboth'
Del: A. w. Robinson, Laurel, Del;
w. Thought, Laurel, Del; J. Reese
White, Millsboro, Del; E. j. Wlnder'
Seaford, Del.
Caroline County = Arthur W.
Brumbaugh, Greensboro, Md; }. Ro-
land Shaffinch, Denton, Md; T. II.
Chambers, fredericksburg, Md; N. II.
Fooks. Preston, Md; T. S. Holt, Fed
eralsburg, Md; Alfred w. Thompson
Ridgely, Md; Sen. L. B. Towers
Denton, Md.
Cecil County,. T. C. Hopkins
Port Deposit, Md; Irwin T. Kepler'
Elkton, Md; Daniel Terrell, Elkton,
Md.
dorchester County-E. c. Harring-
ton, Cambridge, Md; w. Lard lien
State Board of Health. These regu-
lations are modelled quite closely
after the Standard Milk Code sug-
eested by the U. S. Public Health
Service. These same regulations
have been adopted by % states and
over 300 cities. This indicates that
uniformity of milk control work
is rapidly gaining ground and that
eventually what denotes "a" grade
milk in one state will mean Grade
"A" in another.
Besides fulfilling the items of
sanitation, etc, which have Deen
checked at least three times at each
dairy during the last six months by
r. H. Willim, State Milk Inspector,
the dairymen have had to meet GER
tain bacteria standards which in the
case of Grade "a" raw and pasteur-
lied is less than $4,000 bacteria per
&C. and in the case of Grade B
less than 100000 per &C. Their rat
ings have been determined by three
or more milk samples collected dur
The grades as announced are not
permanent as tests of the milk will
continue beginning July 1, so that
it will be necessary for the individ-
ual dairymen to maintain the quail
ity of his product and the cleanli-
ness of his dairy if he does not want
to run the risk of being degraded to
"B" if he happens to be an "a"
grade dairymen or in the case of the
grade "B" dairyman to lose his Ii
cense entirely.
ry, Cambridge, Md; James A. Hig-
gins, Vienna, Md; o. R. Higgins,
Hurlock, Md. S. o. Neal, Hurlock,
Md; Levi B. Phillips, Cambridge,
Md. Howard Simmons, Cambridge,
Md.
Kent County, Md.-R. H. Collins
Jr., Chestertown, Nd; w. B. Copper,
Chestertown, Md; Conlyn E. Noland,
Chestertown, Md; DR.. Paul E. Tits
worth, Chestertown, Md; Harry c.
Willis, Chestertown, Md.
Queen Anne's County,. Fletcher
Rolph, Centreville, Md; Rigbie Val
liant, Centreville, Md; W. Irving
Walker, Chestertown, Md; c. Chas.
Walls, Centreville, Md.
Somerset County-Everett c. Can
non, Princess Anne, Md; George w.
Colburn, Princess Anne, Md; W.
Westover, Md; E. L. Quinn, Girls
field Md