Milford chronicle., 1932-07-15
FREDERICK


on. He became caught in the Sc
screw of the shaft, tearing his cloth
ing off. His torn Overalls raped
around his feet so he could not free
himself for awhile. The side on
which he was thrown was injured
as was his knee and ankle badly. He
is able to get around with the use
of a crutch.
John F. WOOdall and a number of
his young friends enjoyed a weinie
and marshmallOw roast at South
Bowers last week They went mo-
tOring and played games on the
sand. Those present were Lee Har-
rington, Richard and Billy Welch,
Donald Langrell Wallace Keith and
Charles Wilson, of Frederick; John
Russell, of New Castle; frankie
Mick, of Milford; Sammy Shumar
and sisters, LOra and Doris, of Bow
ers.
Mrs. Laura Spurry and grand
daughter, Nancy Jane, of Whining
ton, are the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
John Cunningham.
Miss Mary Melvin, who had the
misfortune to lose her suitcase while
en- route to Philadelphia last week,
has located it and Will secure it.
Mrs. John Stevens and Mrs. Calvin
Langrell are both improving from
recent illness.
Prof. G. r. Miller, rural supervis-
or of schools of Kent county, is at
tending Columbia University in New
York City, while Mrs. Miller will
visit relatives in New Jersey.
Miss Emily Case, of Milford, was
the guest of her aunts, Mrs. c. H. !
Speel and the Misses Case last week. |
Dr. Paris n. Carlisle, of Ceilings !
wood, ~ j., was with Dr. and Mrs. !
Lester L. Carlisle for a short stay |
recently.
Mrs. Katie Boone, who is spending
the month at Lewes Beach with her
son, Albert Boone and family, of
Wilmington, is spending a few days
at her home.
Mrs. Emma Taylor, of Philadel-
phia, who has been spending her
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Allen
Smith, has returned.
Lollis Queen has returned from !
the Milford Emergency Hospital i'm
proved.
Mrs. Asa Rogers is slowly imprOv- {
ing, being able to sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. Ponder Thomas are
spending some time al Rehoboth
while he is building a new cottage ,,
for w. w. Wilson, our local hardware !
dealer.
Mrs. John Mcbride spent the
weekend in Chester with Mr.. and !
Mrs. F. L. Woodall. I
Mrs. Lydia Russell, of New Castle, I
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jester. il
Mrs. Homer T. Belts, of River v
view Farm, near Middletown, was
the guest of ex-senator and Mrs. 1. s
w. Belts and attended the Laws La G
dies Aid on Friday evening. Satur-
day she called on a number of her P
friends. G
Miss Mary Williams, of New York 7
City, with her friend, Mrs. w. T. G
Bell and son, Jimmy, of Little Rock,
Ark, are spending the week with g
Mrs Sallie Williams. Her brother,
VIM. S. H. Davis, of Dover, spent il
Sunday with her. =.
Miss Mary DerricksOn is visiting :
a school friend in Culpeper, Va.
Arlean Alexander was on the sick =.
list last week.
John Woodall returned from Ches- q
ter on Saturday with Mr.. Moore u
head. 81
Mrs. Sue Belts visited Mrs. Lee Il
Pennington, of Middletown, on "a
and at the Riverview Farm 3
with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer T. Belts 3,
IN Friday. "A
Mrs. Anna Bigelow, with her nep- ~
new, Orville BigelOw and family, of By
are occupying w. f. "A
1oey's home for a few days. ~
Mrs. Minnie Fowler, of Philadel- ~
)hia, spent Sunday with her mother, "A
Mrs. Mary Bethards. *
Mrs. Alfred c. Warrington, near 81
own underwent a successful opera a
ion at the Kent General Hospital at ~
Dover on Saturday. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jones and q
daughters, Frances and Lucretia, "A
hos. Johnson and Clifford Johnson, ~
IL of near FELTON,, were callers of
lrs. Virginia Speel on Saturday. a.,
Miss Virginia Minner, near Laws X
,hapel, spent Saturday with Mrs. ~
alvin Langrell. k
lIlully w. f. Ouuudy SCHOOl Will ! ~
icnic at Riverdale on Wednesday, ",
uly goth. Buses will leave church az
bout o'clock. "a
The ball game between Frederick *
nd FELTON, on Saturday proved in AN
The score was 30 in fav- -
r of Frederick. III
The passing away of John Ma 81
Irkey, formerly from here, in the ~
Iarshall Hospital on Friday, after aI
n operation, was a shock to his .Es
lany friends, where he spent his SYs
,hool days, graduating from Fred hN
rica high school in the class of "a
925, with honOrs. Mr.. Malarkey ~:
ad not been we'll for some time but TX
Is close friends did not think him "a
a serious condition. His cheer y;
Il disposition and kindly manner AN
ways won him friends and where H4
ver employed he commanded the y
'spect of employer and fellow ~
Some time after leaving sKS
hool he was employed by the Will sV.
IN Steamship Co., whose boats ply TX
,tween New Castle and Pennsville, sAs
j., remaining with them until he sV.
arried Miss Gertrude Cooper, M
lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward sis
)Oper, of Milford, when he removed ~.
Milford and was employed by John AN