Milford chronicle., 1931-09-25

mess WlCl people WHO TeSlu6 III
either Slaughter or Cedar Necks.
Warm Weather
People of Delaware have been
treated to a spell of warm weather
for the last few days. This late in
September it is wonderful what Old
Sol can do when it gets worked up.
This month has been warmer than
the month of August.
Those who can stay are remain
ing at the different seashore resorts
until the weather gets cooler.
Those whose homes are in the
cities have been suffering with the
intense heat now prevailing and
several of the manufacturing plants !
have been compelled to shut down, |
owing to the severe heat.
Many prostrations are reported
daily owing to the humidity which
seems to permeate the air, making
it more oppressive.
We are hoping for cooler weather
in the next few days, which will
cool the air and give people a rest
who have been compelled to endure
this long hot spell.
Baseball
On Saturday of last week the FL
lendale baseball team defeated the
Milton baseball team by a score of
8 to 1.
The return game will be played
on the Glendale baseball grounds
Saturday, September 26. Our boys
are very expert at the game, and are
walking around with chips on their :
shoulders, waiting for some one to
knock them off.
Mosquitoes have been a pest that
the people have had to deal with for
the past two weeks. a
Our older people say that they S
have never seen them thicker than
at the present time. "
People who are harvesting their
fodder have the time of their lives 6,
N trying to cut and stock their fod- f,
Ter owing to the swarm of mosqui- G
toes which seem to try to retard
)r stop work entirely. di
Personal "
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neal and
hildren spent the weekend as the II
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Isaac F. Warren, Jr., has entered
Business College for two W
ear course. ne
Miss Katharine Frank of Phila-
elphia was entertained at the home Be
f Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Warren over Nj
ne weekend by Miss Bessie War !
en-. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coverdale, MI
aughter Rachel and grandson, Paul
mith, were circling among friends to
Lewes on Sunday. Sc
Mrs. Joseph MCGOWAN (nee May =,
and son Joseph were tn,
ere on Monday visiting relatives an,
Id friends. Mr.
MISS Ethel RothWell, the fourth We
rade critic teacher of the State
eachers College, Milwaukee, Wis Mi
nsin, visited Miss Mildred Warren wit
Monday and Tuesday of last dai
eek. Miss Rothwell also visited the n
school at George soT
wn on Tuesday. On Tuesday eve ARD
ng Miss Rothwell and Miss Mil We
ed Warren attended a beach par n
at RehOboth, given by Mrs. Allen Col
llsizer and Mrs. Richard Kewyan end
Georgetown. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jester CHI
ent Wednesday and Thursday of m
It week visiting relatives and Fra
ends of Wilmington. Eva
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wood and Mr..
/ Mrs. Arthur Reynolds spent
nday at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Jester and
is, Harry, Jr., and Otis, and E. F. W
litney, returned from their sum- from
r home at Slaughter Beach on wee
lday. eng,
Ir. and Mrs. J. A. Ellegood and der
IS May Thayer have returned havi
m their cottage at Slaughter cont
lch to their home here on Mon that
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ev. and Mrs. Conrad Hamer and inclt
ghter Norma OF Kenton, were ing
3 on Monday calling upon indie
nds. Rev. and Mrs. Hamer and W.
ghter are always welcome visit old-f
in the homes in Glendale and ing
nifty. arou
Liss Mildred Warren of Ellendale, -.
S Florence Kocli, of Milwaukee.
e, and Carl Fatzinger of Dover F.
1t the weekend with friends in
Pa.
ohn Alfred Prettyman who has
1t his vacation here with his
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Pretty
returned to his college duties
Iighstown, N. j., on Tuesday.
E. Prettyman visited Philadel-
and Highstown, N. J., on
day.
r. and Mrs. N. E. Prettyman and
John Alfred, were the guests
lay of friends at Fenwick's Is
bert P. Morgan who has been
ring with typhoid fever is still
le Marshall Hospital, Milford.
latest reports are that he is
much improved.
rbert Macklin who dropped a
Of lumber on his foot smash
severely, is very much i'm
d.
,h News
ly and Promotion Day will be
on Sunday, October II.
inc program is being prepared. -
er notice next week. ct
! Church School Sunday NOR
had a fair attendance, and for
nder all the teachers were
1T. Now that vacations are ov-