Milford chronicle., 1933-06-23
GLENDALE
Accident

What threatened to be fatal &C
cident to two parties, when their au
tomobiles smashed together at tn
Cross roads near John Beebe'
store, was narrowly averted. Bot
participants were severely hurt ant
both cars were badly wrecked.
1t happened early Monday morn
ing. Miss Myrtle Jefferson was com
ing from Georgetown to visit hei
sister, Mrs. Lawrence E. Warren
and was on the cement road leading
from the du POnt Boulevard into FL
lendale. On the old State Road COM
ing south was a Mr.. Greenly of Lin
coin, and they met at the crossing
with the above result.
Miss Jefferson's car turned over
and she received bruises and cuts
from f1ying glass. After first aid
treatment she was able to proceed
to her home in Georgetown. Mr..
Greenly suffered more severely; his
head was hurt and with other body
bruises and cuts, he was taken to
one of the Milford hospitals for
treatment. How badly he was hurt
We have at this writing TUESDAY
morning) been unable to find out
It was said while the car of Mr..
Greenly did not turn over it left
the road and struck the house occu-
pied by W. D. Ellingsworth. with
force enough to cause a child sleep
ing on a bed to fall to the floor with
out harm whatever. The house was
somewhat damaged. As We under
stand it Miss jefferson had the right
OF way and Mr.. 0Tesnly on ap-
preaching the crossing should have
stopped.
New Bungalow
George NJ Reed. Jr. is erecting a
new bungalow on the lot which he
lately purchased of John W. West
This part of Glendale has eommen-
eed to build up, and more lots have
been sold. so we expect TO hear of
more homes being erected soon.
Cutting Wheat
The farmers around Glendale are
busy at the present time cutting
their wheat crop The indications
are that there will be a fair yield
as the price of wheat has rapidly
advanced the last few months.
which should be welcome news for
the farmers.
Blackberry Crop
Blackberries have commenced to
ripen and in a few days they will
commence to go to the city markets.
It is to be hoped that the growers
will realize more from this crop
then from the strawberry crop
which was complete failure.
Personal
Torbert Macklin is staying some
time as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard Macklin at their home near
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jester and
Mrs. Arthur Russell spent Tuesday
of last week at Oak Orchard. They
report that crabs were biting free
ly at that point
Miss Marian Draper with a bevy |
of school friends spent Wednesday |
at Oak Orchard. They report a very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Seth Mahon and daughter |
Elizabeth of Pitman. n. j., are being /
entertained by friends in Glendale. |
Misses Ruth and Helen Conner,
daughters of Rev and Mrs. R. G. |
Conner, spent several days as the
guests of Miss Marian Warren at the |
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Warren. near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Derrickson of
were weekend guests
Of Mrs. r. A. Wood. On their return
10 their home, Mrs. Wood accompan-
ed them, where she will remain
about two weeks.
William Warrington from Virginia
s spending a few days with his sis
.er and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac F. Warren, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. West and
laughter Marie left Friday for Bos-
on, Mass, where they will be the /
guests of Mr.. Vests brother. who
resides there.
Communion Service
The Rev. L. W. Layfeld, Of Green
wood will occupy the pulpit of the
Glendale NJ. E. Church, on Sunday ]
June 25. at II o'clock He
will preach and also administer the
Lords Supper.
Church School
One hundred and fifteen teachers
and scholars were present at the
Church School Sunday morning.
This is a very good showing and
must be very gratifying to l. w. !
the superintendent
There were no evening services.
Sunday services, June 25: !
Glendale: 10 a. m. Church school,
II a. m. Preaching by Rev L. W.
Layfield. : p. m. Epworth League :
service 7.2n II m Preaching by the