Milford chronicle., 1931-01-23

partially covered by insurance. MI
Marvel is a well-knOwn garageman
of this. town.
Mrs. Robert Short is confined to
her home by illness.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the dwelling house of the late Jacob
Hunker, about three miles from this
tow non the Georgetown-Laurel
highway, at an early hour last Fri
day morning. The property is now
owned by Mrs. Annie Crider. The
Georgetown Fire Company arrived
on the scene in time to save the out
/ buildings.
Homer w. Lynch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Il. Lynch, of this town,
has successfully passed an eXamina-
tion of the New York State Bar AS
sOciation. He was one of 224l law
students who took the examination,
more than half Of them being unsuc-
cessful.
Anthony M. Hudson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony L. Hudson, un-
derwent a surgical operation last
Friday in Jefferson Hospital, Phila-
delphia. His condition at this time
is somewhat improved. The young
mans mother is in Philadelphia to
be near and visit him.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the lacal Water and Sup
ply Company will be held Tuesday,
February 3, at 10 o'clock Il. M, in |
its office on South Race street, for /
the election of directors and the |
of other business that |
may properly come before the meet
ing.
Relief Committee ORGANIZED
At public meeting held in the
court house here on Monday night,
70 make study of the unemplOy-
nent situation here and furnish re-
ief to those who may be suffering
or food and fuel, an association was
Ormed to be known as the Citizens
Relief Association.
Officers were chosen, as follows:
PRESIDENT, the Rev. Martin J. Bran,
ectOr of st. Paul's p. Il. church;
ecretary, Ralph Swain; treasurer,
ohm F. Kaiser. The officers will con-
titute committee of the whole to
cooperate with the Georgetown Be
evolent Society to formulate plans
Or the distribution of the funds that
re to be raised.
DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES, John R.
Iitchens, and Matthew ]. McDermott
'ere named a committee to look into
ne unemployment situation, and
lake an effort to find, if possible,
lbs for all those who are in need
nd want to work and not dependent
llely on charity.
A complete canvass is to be made
nd weekly contributions solicited
ON the citizens. The following have
cen appointed members of the so
citing committee: DR.. Charles II.
annon, John r. Kitchens, Matthew
McDermott, John f. Kaiser, Geo.
Walls, William L. Hill, H. w. T.
urnell, Charles Green, Norman R.
urnell, Charles S. Calhoun, Earl
ust, Howard Baer, A. P. Croll, Hal
cad P. Layton, George Lindenkohl,
Gorge H. Short, Edward B. Green,
mother meeting will be held on
lturday night.
James Maloney is confined to his 4
me with grip.
Alfred T. Parker spent part of
st week in Philadelphia.
Misses Elsie Phillips and Elsie
ose spent the weekend in Phila-
lphia.
Ralph E. Blakely has been spend
g a few days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Kephart and
ms were in Wilmington on Satur-
y.
Mrs. w. A. Marker has been con-
ed to her home with grip for sew
al days.
Willard P. Phillips, of Wilmington, I
IS a visitor in this town this week.
State Detective and Mrs. Ottie 1
naway, who have been confined to :
cir home by illness for several
VS., are out again. Z
Mrs. Raymond +. MOntney is re-
1ering from an operation for ap-
ndicitis in the Beebe Hospital at :
ives.
Mrs. Ida c. Short, of this town, is {