Milford chronicle., 1933-04-28
HealnnarIers Fnr PnnIirr anl Eggs

Headquarters For Poultry and Egg,
Ellendale is fast becoming a poul
try and egg center The number Ol
trucks which are goin gthrOugh the
country purchasing Gigs and pOul-
try is amazing and sometimes we
wonder where so much stuff comes
from. Yet they generally return
loaded.
We have trucks which so from
house TO house buying only fresh
eggs direct from the farmers and
we have others who buy from the
stores and others, and candle them.
These trucks make about two trips
per week to New York. In the poul-
try business we have men engaged
in il at this point, whose lsmall
trucks are on the road both day and
night; they gather poultry from all
points in Il radius OF 80 4piles pr
more from Ellendale. Dist&Ece dots
not count. but il you have 4 bunch
of poultry to sell, phone one OF the
men engaged in the business, and
see how quick he will have a man
ON the spot .' ,-H
We doubt very much if you can
find town in the State where the
poultry and egg business is more
largely dealt in than at this point.
Their heavy trucks make about
three trips per week to New York
and other places. "lf.
Raising Chiefs '-r, 20. |
The degree team of IOka. Tribe, |
No. 35, l. o. r. VI. of Glendale,
went to fredericksburg, Md, Wednes-
day evening last and visited Naum-
keag Tribe, No. 1902, of that point,
and initiated a class of "a in the
mysteries of Redmanship. The de-
gree team of the tribe at this point
has a State wide record for efficien-
cy, and is often called upon to go
TO different parts of the State and
some parts of Maryland as well.
The members on their last trip
to fredericksburg must have been
very heavy as they broke down two
buses in going and hired the third
one to bring them home. Notwith-
standing all this, they say they had
a good time and were treated royal
ly by the members of Naumkeag
Tribe, No. 1902, of Maryland.
The Needs OF Ellendale
One of the greatest needs which
Ellendale should have at the pres
ent time is for some one to start a
business which will give people
work and not have them to look to
the relief societies of the State for
their support.
We can not see the use of giving
food orders to the poor. and some of
trn0Ifs.or ..rnnnn1sy thn = {
most trivial stuff.
Il should be stipulated on the or l
ders given that no part of the order !
should be spent for anything but
food and raiment.
Sewing Unit
The Sewing Unit Is still working.
This is a fine thing for the women d
of Glendale and vicinity as 1t en- s
ables them to earn few dollars n
which will help them TO tide over
the hard times now existing
They say that good times are Just !
around the corner. We hope so!
Button Factory closed
The button factory at this point is
closed indefinitely. This makes 1t I
bad for all employees and especial
ly for those who have families de- n
pending or them for support. Let us ]
hope that the closing will be only
temporarily. u
CuricW Bell Should Ring Il
The number of children Of tender II
years who arc allowed TO wander Ct
the streets of Glendale at will L
should be prohibited. They are like
ly To be killed as they seem to have al
no fear of danger and are on the Cl
railroad tracks and stone roads at u
the early hours of the evening when ST
they should be home under the care "
of their parents. st
In Olden times curfew hell was j.
rung at o'clock How would ii do
to have one Trng in Ellendale at I'll
y. IT., which would cause the chill lc
dren to scatter for home. he
Parent Teacher Association I'll
The Ellcndale F. T. A. held their cl
final meeting Of the year at the d'
school auditorium, Ellcndalc, on Tn
Wednesday, evening. April -. The 81
principal business transacted was di
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing school year with the retiring W
president, Mrs. George A. Jester, tn
presiding. la
The officers elected were: Presi- VI
dent, Mrs. Josephine Love; vice
president, Mrs. c. A. TimmOns; sec tn
retary, Mrs. Harvey r. Smith; trea- Is
surer, Mrs. Charles S. Adkins. tn
The association for their health L
project bought tooth brushes, scales
and repaired see-saws; they also III
bought victrOla records. fertilizer Ii
for the lawn and had the piano tun- pI
ed. pi
At the close of the business ses- m
sion, a very interesting program vG
" as rendered by the patrons of each II
district, whose children attend
school viz Robbins, New Market. le
Union and Ellendale. IN
Parents, Take Notice pc
DR.. Derrickson, representing the ~
State Board of Health, will visit the
public schools of Glendale on We'd in
nesday, May 3. at a. m. to examine p
pre-school children. FL
Boy Scouts iei