Milford chronicle., 1933-06-09
Button FACTORY To Be Enlarred

here for some time, has bought tn
past week the building which the,
have been occupying, situated ol
the grounds of the Delaware Coas
Railway Company, from Harry "
Jester, and will remove it to two va
cant lots which they have purchas
ed. bordering on the above railroad
They will enlarge the building so al
il will hold more machinery anc
employ more cutters.
It is also said that the above hrn
will establish a finishing factory
either here CT some nearby tow
where the buttons can be put in a
condition ready for market.
We feel assured that if the finish
ing mill Is established here, the
firm will be able to get all the help
they will need either men or wo-
men.
We hope the town board will try
to induce them 10 locate their finish
ing mill here. We certainly need a
plant OF that kind
New Home Purchased
Robert Grell. superintendent of
the button factory located here, has
bought OF Harry ". Jester. the home
which he now occupies on South
Main street. Terms private.
New Fire House Needed
The Glendale Fire Company. Inc.
needs a new brick fire house. The
company owns a fine lot near the
centre OF the town and should pro-
ceed TO build in the near future We
understand that they have sufficient
money in the treasury to pay all
bills. leaving a surplus. We hope
when they do build they will erect
something that will be a credit to-
the town.
Co ahead, boys. you will find a
way to pull through.
Sewing Unit ReOpened
The sewing unit under the same
supervision reopened last Thursday.
There are so many seeking work
that about half will be employed
three days in the week and the
other half will be given work the
last days of the week.
Baseball
.Enendale baseball club suffered
another defeat when they crossed
bats with the strong Milton club on
Saturday afternoon on the school
grounds.
The Glendale boys played well
but not sufficient to overcome the
lead which the Milton club held. Try
again. Score stood to in favor OF
Milton.
Sick
James Murphy. a veteran of the
Civil War, is very sick at his home
near here. Mr. Murphy is about 9S
years of age.
Mrs. R. A. Wood who has been
very i'll is about holding her own.
School Commencement
The commencement exercises for
Glendale public schools were held
in the school auditorium Monday ey-
enines June 5. f1"'i -...s .'.i-' ''
A large and enthusiastic audience
was present for the occasion. when
there was graduated the largest
class ever to leave this school. The
entire audience was delighted with
the splendid address by Prof. E.
Paul Burkholder. supervisor of
schools Of Northern Sussex county.
the guest speaker for the occasion
The class choruses were very
beautifully rendered. being accom-
panied and directed by Miss Eliza
beth cathcart. music supervisor.
The Glendale orchestra rendered
the music for the occasion
John ". West presented the d.
plomas and certificates of perfect
attendance.
The class roll follows: Alberta
Marker. Delema Workman. Helen
Conner, Louise Collins, Blanche
Coverdale. Rena Tucker. Helen Win
gate, Beatrice Millman. Norman
Lord. Marie West. Emil Ujvarosy.
Oscar Marker. Betty Walius. Ruth
Conner. Leon Pase and Pauline Nor
gan.
Personal
Arthur Russell who is employed
by. the Pennsylvania Railroad. was
home with his family ever the week
end
Among those who visited Slaugh-
ter Beach from Glendale on Sunday
were; Mr.. ard Mrs. Davis c. Draper ,
and daughter Marian, Mrs. J. A. FL ,
lsgood. Miss May Thayer, Mrs. JOS
ephine Love and son Alfred, Miss
Rachel Corerdale and Gilbert Buck
ley. They reported that it was an ,
ideal day at the shore.
Miss Blanche Warden Of MeTcers-
burg. Pa, was the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac F. Warren. ,
Sr. Mr.. anG Mrs. Warren also en- ,
tertainsd their son, Isaac. Jr., who
is q student at Bescoms Business
College in Wilmington.
Mrs Carl Fatzinger who has been
staring the past week with her par
ents. Mr and Airs. Isaac F. Warren. 7
ST. left for her home at Hudson :
Falls. n. 7. On Saturday. +
Mrs. R. A. Wood has had as her
guest. Mrs Harry Wood Of Trenton. 9
". J.. who remained Wednesday and !
OF last week.
Alr. and Mrs. James H. Jester we're 7
n Wilmington Friday and Saturday !
Of last week and were the guests Of >
relatives.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles S. Adkins
we're Wilmington visitors on SatuT-
lay of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wharton and :
friends nf Houston we're callers at
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Ell
egood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Short and
ton Alfred. IT.. spent the weekend
n Philadelphis as the guests of rel I
,tiEss h