Milford chronicle., 1932-10-21
Letters On Estates

Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. Josep
the past week ISSUED the fo!lOwin
letters:
On the estate of Edward G. Rey
nOlds of Dagsboro Hundred tC lOhl
Il. Reynolds.
On the estate Of James H. Owen
of Cedar Greek Hundred to FllenOr;
Owens and Frank f. Owens.
On the estate of Margaret II. Nor
ris of Broadkiln Hundred to c
Frank Davidson.
On the estate of Mary C. Law, Sr.
of Baltimore Hundred to William A
Law and John S. Law.
On the estate of Harry Hitch o
North West Fork Hundred tt
Blanch Hitch.
Fifty.TWO Jail BOarderS
There are fifty-twO prisoners now
in the county Jail here under the
care of Sheriff Birmingham.
A new roof has been placed on
the parsonage of the Georgetown M
p. Church by Contractor Andrew j.
Murray.
The Cleaners Glass of Millville NJ
E. Church will have a supper in the
Masonic Hall at that place on Sat
urday evening, October %.
LOuder-COOnS Wedding
George w. Louder, a we'll known
apiarist of this town, and Miss Ro-
cepha Coons were united in mar
riage on October 5, 1882, at Wesley
NJ. E. parsonage by the Rev. Omar
f. Jones.
Joseph J. Collins, an aged resi-
dent of this town, was found lying
unconscious Sunday morning at his
home on Chestnut street. His con-
iition at this time is much imprOv-
ed.
The lunch room of Howard Boyd
on Market street which was opened
for business last week was forcibly
entered early Sunday morning by
one or more persons and articles
valued at four dollars, eaten and
taken away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. McGee
and son Reuben have moved here
from Salisbury, Md, the former hav-
ing purchased Ottie Rogers farm
near Sand Hill. Unable to secure
possession of the place before the
end of the year, they are temporar-
lily residing at the home of Nehe-
miah Wilson.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Norris, of Conda, Idaho,
who formerly was Miss Bessie
White of this town, is for a few days
occupying the NAPLES cottage at
Rehoboth. On Sunday she entertain
ed at dinner there Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Toadvine of Milford, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. B. NAPLES and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marc Saunders and son Thomas of
Georgetown.
During a heavy rain storm on
Thursday of last week a miniature
cyclone swooped down in spots in
the vicinities of Stockley and
and did considerable
damage. On the farm of Victor Tru-
tit double garage was blown about
500 feet and at Lawrence Kitchens
a large poultry house was blown
from its foundation.
The Women's Home Missionary !
Society of Wesley NJ. E. Church will /
hold a bake on Saturday, October %
at the Church Hall. beginning at IL
O'Clock. There will be for sale an
assortment of home made pies,
cakes and rolls, also dressed chick
ems and soup. Bring a jar.
Congressman Robert G. Houston
observed his 65th birthday anniver-
IN. &c 1O1 1k
Another Daughter Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L. Gray OF
East Pine street, announce the ar
rival of their second little daughter,
born Friday morning, October Z, in
the Milford Emergency Hospital.
Mr.. Gray is manager of the Sussex
Theatre. Betty Lee thinks Patricia
Ann is a wonderful little sister and
is going 20 let her play with her
dolls.
Mrs. H. H. Hanley and son Jack
have returned to their home in
after spending the
with her mother, Mrs. En-
ma Holson.
Mrs. Maggie E. Pettyjohn, aged 60
years, wife of Ira Pettyjohn, for
many years an employee of the
Railroad here, died in
he Beebe Hospital at Lewes Satur-
lay, October s, following an opera
ion. Funeral services were held i'll
She is survived by one
laughter, Mrs. Edith Swain, wife of
Harry r. Swain, assistant postmas-
er and a brother, Charles Benson,
If Milford.
library Open Wednesdays
The library of the New Century
Tub is open on Wednesdays, in
tead of Thursdays. There are many
books available for the
chool children and the public.
James Devin was given surprise
birthday party at his home on Sat-
lrday, October 8. He received sever '
/ useful and informative gifts.
Howard Conoway, Esq, who has
assed the Maryland State Bar eX-
animation and is practicing in Bal
imore, was home over the week.
nd with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iarley J. Conoway. Howard gradu- I