Milford chronicle., 1932-12-30
letters on Estates

Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has issued khe following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Lizzie r. Baker
of Nanticoke Hundred to Andrew j
e Lynch.
On the estate of Emily p. Schocb
of Seaford Hundred.
( Marriage Licenses tc i9d,
S Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued the
following marriage liceases.---.--,,e
To Eaton Melvin Palmer and
Mary Mears, both of Frederick.
To Perry Yoder of Greenwood and
q Savilla SchrOck of FarmingtOn.' ~ g.
To Joseph A. K0ilock and katha-
# leen d. Chandler, 10th of DasShQrO.
L Fell on ley Sidewalk 1. AZ,
Oscar S. Wilson, a well known
newspaperman of this town.. Has
been suffering from severe Injuries
4 he received last Saturday night
when he slipped end fell on the
snow and ice fro mhis door step at
his home on Railroad avenue aahd
Twas confined to his home f0rstw0l or
M Mthree days. However he is impfoV-
hing now much to the qualification of
his many friends. Hr eo s,i.,
There are sixty prisoners st0pnnS,
at the county Jail here under the
care of Sheriff Brittingham at the
present time.
& Fiftieth Anniversary
Mrs. William Kitchens and sons,
Billy and Jack attended the 5Oth
q ANNIVERSARY of her grandparents,
8Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hoi. of LaI-
rel, on Tuesday evening, when q OF
#their family celebrated the event
with them.
Miss Mary Willis of Wilmington
visited with her aunt. Mrs. Mary
81 %Clark. Miss Willis is secretary OF
1.-THE Y w. C. A.. in Wilmington.
A. j. Lynch spent Christmas day
with relatives at Yadkin College, ~
#c.
During the past week Of snow the
children have enjoyed themselves
sledding.
Harry Lynch who lives at the
edge of town on the old Millsboro
s road was the only one to enjoy the
\ old time sleighing. Harry has an old
Ntime cutter and he surely used II
swhile the snow lasted.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Howard o. Green
will go to house keeping in the
property on South Railroad avenue,
recently vacated by Fred L. MCGEE.
8 The slowness in securing 1888 au-
tomobile tags from the State We
8hicle Department is noticeable as |
compared with former years.
The public sale of personal prop
erty at the home of Sheriff-elect
and Mrs. Martin o. Carey near
stown on Tuesday, was largely at
Tended. On January ] Mr.. and Mrs
zCarey will take up their residence
at the old Sussex county Jail on
MARKET street. Sheriff and Mrs. l..
aW. Brittingham will move to the
Presbyterian manse ON South Bed
zfOid street. 49,
Birds and wild game of the State
Ibid not suffer as the result of the
lsrcw, due to II O precautions laAeh
|by the Delaware Fish and Game
Commission Deputy Game Wardens
Ii etributing food at various points
where birds cn'iect. Chief Game
Uarden Clarence 3. Foster asks
Ithat all residents of Delaware CO.
II nerate in his work rs the Tesui'
ITill be beneficial to all sportsman
land farmers, as well as bird lovers
lin general.
|Fine Sunday Dinner Il
M. and Mrs. Fred Walls last
Sunday entertained at big turkey
|linner their children, grandchildren
hnd in-laws, at their home on
North Bedford street. There guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Everett Walls
bnd son. Everett, of Middletown, Mr.. i
hnd Mrs. w. Riley Brown and four |
children, of Wyoming, Mr.. and Mrs. t
Eeorge E. Walls and three children
bf Georgetown and Mrs. r. A. Wood \
bf Ellendale. I
Miss Mae GOrdy who recently re-
Bigned as manager of Harry's La !
HES Shoppe, on Market street, is i
Lgain in charge of the store.
Deputy Sheriff G. Vannie Messick t.
has been confined to his home for t
several days suffering from a case
)f poisoning, which he believes he e
came in contact with while hand S
ing fire wood. n
The temporary headquarters OF
he Sussex County Branch of the a
Emergency Relief Commission is on Q
he second floor of the Layton build +
ng, on Market street, above Theo-
lore Burton, Jr.. and Companys n
telephone 20. h
Sheriff and Mrs. Lorenzo w. Brit I;
ngham on Wednesday afternoon ci
If last week in the old Jail building
at a big turkey dinner, Il
officials, constables and I
lietway officers to the number Of h
on -One. al
Death OF John Barr spa Dl
John Barr, a well known resident
# Sussex county, died Wednesday +
morning, December 21, of general W
ebility, at his home on East Mar G
let street, at the age of n years.
lie was the son of the late David M
nd Nancy Barr and for many years di
,as a contractor and builder. He W
7as staunch Republican and for W
nerly active in politics. He is sur sc