Milford chronicle., 1932-06-17

( to the student for the ministry OF
the mission field who excels il
scholarship and other student activ-
It'll es. and also the Harry. Mayer
prize of $25 for excellence in schol-
arship.
MI Conner will graduate next
year. and then enter the ministry for
which bright future awaits him.
American Legion
We are glad to note that very few
of the members of the American
/ Legion from Delaware have Joined
ranks with those in Washington
seeking immediate payment of the
/ bonus due them.
1t doesn't show much patriotism
on their part to embarass the gov
ernment at time when Congress is
endeaVoI'ing in every way to raise
funds and save the credit of the
country. Go home and at the proper
time you will be cared for as soon
as the United States can see its way
clear to do it.
Public P.EtrOniZing The Railroads
The passenger traffic on the Penn
sylvania Railroad seems to be on
the increase. We notice that the
travel by train over NJ. D. &c V. r. r.
has greatly increased of late. We
are glad to see this as the public
cannot do without the railroads and
should give them a hearty support.
Give the railroads a chance and we
feel sure as soon as times improve
the railroads will be glad to give to
the people a much more efficient
service than which they now have.
Refreshing Rain
A general rain was experienced
on Sunday. It was much needed and
everything nuw looks prosperous
and growing timely. Strawberries
will yield more abundantly and it
will aid the blackberry crop to ma
ture and make larger and finer ber-
resin fact corn, beans and other
truck will now be helped well to-
ward maturity.
Tenant House Burned
The tenant hoIIse owned by D. NJ.
Warren and situated north of Ellen
dale was burned down on Friday.
The house was unoccupied and the
cause of the fire is unknown. but it
is supposed some one put out fire
and neglected it. The fire company
arrived, but too late to be of any
service.
The iremen were again called out
Saturday to aid in putting out for
est fire in the woodland on one of
the farms of R. ]. Clendaniel, near
Three. Bridges Branch on the old
State road. About 10 acres were
burned over-some of it was valu-
able timber.
Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F. Warren, Sr.,
have sent out announcements of the
marriage of their
daughter Mildred Elizabeth to Carl
P. Fitzinger of Hudson Falls, N. Y,
which will take place in the M. E.
Glendale, June 21, at IL o.
clock noon.
Flag Day
Flag Day was not generally OBJ
served by the people of Glendale,
only a few flags were displayed.
June IA should be generally observ-
ed as it was June IA, 1777 on which
Congress adopted the Stars and
Stripes as the National standard.
Read the history of the flag, you
will find it very interesting.
Dogs
Glendale has more dogs to the
square inch than any other town in
Delaware. We have the police, shep-
herd, bull, bird, fox hounds, beadle
hounds, all kinds of small dogs,
from ratters up to dogs of mon
grel breed. The CANNES sometimes I
by barking, bowling, moaning and ;
make life very unpleasant (
ior some people of the town and s
hose who are sick must find it very I
What people in a small
own like Glendale needs dogs like /;
he large police dogs is beyond COM
Get clear of them. They
Ire only suitable for a farm.
Cherries Are Getting Ripe /
The sour cherries are now getting