Milford chronicle., 1934-07-27
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

Letters On Estates
Register Of Wills Frank L. JOSEPH
has the past week issued the follow.
ing letters: ~. ,t.
On the estate of Ida Ponder oi
Broadkiln hundred to Hugh M
Morris.
On the estate Of William s. Know
les of North West Fork hundred to
Margaret l.. Knowles. .A. .t, Co..
On the estate of Anna B. Musgrove
of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred to
James NJ. Tnnnell
On the estate of George T. Reed
Of Cedar Creek hundred to Irma C..
Reed and the Milford Trust Com
pany.
On the estate of Thomas T. Moore
of Broadkiln hundred to Leroy X.
Moore and virgie Moore White. .
On the estate of Frances K. Dom
ovan Of North West Fork hundred
to Albert F. Donovan.
On the estate of Adilla G. Gordy Of
Little Creek hundred to Daisey B.
Dunn and Dallas E. Gordy.
On the estate of Lillian A. Sam
mons of Cedar Creek, hundred to
William G. Sammons. .,t
On the estate Of Albeit M. Tarr Of
Seaford hundred to Sallie r.. Tarr.
Ninety prisoners are confined in
the county Jail in care of Sheriff
Carey. 't
The local market is we'll stocked
with home grown vegetables, lima
beans, green corn. potatoes, peas
and beans. sweet potatoes, peaches,
apples, pears, and all other good
things that will grow in this sec
tion. All retailing at fair prices.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son and family spent the weekend
with his son. J. Addicks Lawson, in
Wilmington, viewing his new grand
son.
Harry Prettyman, a well-known
merchant and business man Of Hol-
lyville. Del, aged IS years, died
Thursday of last week from heart
trouble. Funeral was held in Unity
M. E. Church, Fairmount Interment
was made at st. Georges P. E.
Church near Angola. 1.
Fishing over the weekend at
Ocean City, Md, afforded exceptional
sport, Jack Townsend, son of U. S.
Senator Townsend of Delaware, in
his cabin cruiser, while fishing for
blues of the shore. caught a mako
shark after almost an hours battle;
the shark measured five feet ten in
ches.
The st. Agnes Chapter of st. Paul's |
Guild of st. Paul's P. E. Church will |
hold a bake at Blackstone's drug
store, Saturday, July 2Sth, at II |
a. m.
Inspecting Autos
Those men who have been as
signed to Safety Lane here are as
follows: Earl McCaulley, manager,
and H. H. Hill. Evans Roberts, ]. E.
Jones. William Thorpe and Jerry
Ternon operators.
Died At RehObOth
Mrs. Anna B. Musgrove, aged "A
years. died Friday, July goth, at her
home in Rehoboth, of paralysis, and
was buried Monday at Milford, by
the side of her husband, who died
several years ago. Funeral services
were held in the Presbyterian
CHURCH at Rehoboth, Del. She is
by one sister, Mrs. Sadie
who resided with her.
Died In Washington
Robert S. Morris of Washington,
D. c., formerly of Georgetown. Mr..
Morris for many years was fore
nan of The Delaware Democrat H
During Cleveland's administration
he received appointment in the Pub
ic Printing Office in Washington,
}. c., where he worked until his re- 6
irement ten years ago; his wife who
las been dead a number of years, ]
vas Sallie Johnson. of Milford. He q
s survived by daughter, Mrs. Min
lie Browning. and two sons, John !
'ausey and Edwin Paynter. Funeral 6
uly 21st, in Washington, on Satur- a
ay. i
Jacob NJ. SammOns, aged 81 years,
well-known citizen of this town, v
led in the Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
'riday. July 20th,' 1884. where he e
ad been for the past two weeks o
or treatment The funeral was .
lst Monday.
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