Milford chronicle., 1934-04-13
GLENDALE
Business Improving

ment in all kinds of business-it
might be better, yet there is better
feeling prevailing and hopes that
times will be as they were in normal
times.
The merchants of Glendale no.
! tice the improvement and the deal
ers in mine props and piling seem.
to be moderately busy. The button
! factory seems to be running on fair
time and the Caulk Company of Mil
ford which is never idle and which
employs so many of our young la
dies, goes on. bringing In financial
assistance not only to the employee.
but TO her family as well. Milford
should be proud OF such an institu-
tiOn as the Caulk Company, which.
when the depression was the great
est, kept on going, bringing cheer
into many homes which otherwise
the inmates would have suffered.
Times are reported by many parts
of the United States as improving.
While not all the idle people are EN-
plOyed. many are. and we hope the
time is not far distant when every
person will be able to find employ
ment at living wages.
Farmers Busy
Most of the farmers are busy at
the present time. The heavy rains of
late have flooded the low lands and
will prevent their planting for some
time to come. The highland farmers
are going ahead planting the differ /
ent crops. Some of the fields around ,
Glendale will be the future home of /
frogs for sometime to come.
Married 60 Years /
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua A. EllegOOd
celebrated in very quiet way ON
Tuesday, April 10, the Goth anniver
sary of their marriage.
They were married al I.ewes on
April 10. 1874 by the Rev. Charles f.
BOyntOn, then pastor of the Presby-
terian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. EllegOOd have been
residents of Glendale for the past
81 years.
Raymond Reynolds Post
Raymond Reynolds Post No. 293i.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet
at the usual time and place on We'd
nesday. April 49, All comrades are
urged To be present More recruits
are expected at this meeting. Action
On auxiliary charter must he taken,
also there will be rehearsal for me- "
nOrial services. Ii is desired that the f
.ntire Post take part on May 30 All y
he latest news in regard to veteran "
egislatiOn will be available at this \
Meeting.
'hiefS Raised o
AT the public installation held at
be school auditorium. the following s.
hiefs Of Ioka Tribe No. 35 of Ellen h
ale. were raised: Prophet. J. B. En- Il
lis. Jr.; Sachem, Paul Smith; SEN
1r Sycamore. Charles HOyt; Junior II
'agamOre, Cove Belts; Chief of Rec +
rds. J. II. DickersOn; Keeper of
f.. f.. Whitney. VI
The chiefs were raised and induct
d in their offices by I. r. Baker. Ir.. it
Sachem.
'chOOl Notes.
The following people attended the
given by the Sussex t,
'Ounty Adult Education Centres, "
ED in the high school auditorium IL
{ Seaf0rd. April s: Mr.. and Mrs -
rtlhlr Reynolds. Prof and Mrs ~
harles :. Adkins. Mr.. and Mrs =
awrencc Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. a. a,
arvey r. Smith, Miss May Thayer, "I
ISIS Bessie Warren. Miss Anna
heppard. Mrs. &. a. TimmOns, Mrs. o.,
Iva Wells. Miss Millie Short. Miss 4.
areuerite DirkersOn and Martin
tkins. The program rendered was A.
Ie.
4 pageant Mysterious Visitant" -
II ON by the adult class. directed
Miss Sally Sharpe Messick will /
given Friday evening. April IL, at
e school auditorium. Time, s p. IN.
Dr. DerTicksOn. representing the
ate Board of Health, will visit the
hool on May at 10 a. M. to give
phtheTia vaccine To pre-schOOl chill
en-.
me Things To Know And Do.
Two marriages will take place al
early date. Ellendale is very for
nate in having such bevy of
lrriaeable young ladies'. The only
~ we will let them 90 is for the
ospective groom to become citi-
MS of our town
The Japanese beetles have made
Fir appearance in some parts of
e STATE The winter severe as il
Is. failed to kill them.
rSOnal
Mrs. Russell Jones of FranklOrd
10 has been quite sick at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. d. IL. Reed. is very
Ich improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence f.. Abbott,
=. and Mrs. Robert II. Swain were
: guests of relatives of Whining
l and l.inwOOd. Pa. several days
Il week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Rogers.
by several friends, all
m Trenton. n. j.. were here
IOng friends Friday of last week.
Rev. Harry Conner who has been
lnding his Easter vacation with
parents. Rev. and Mrs. X. G.
nner. returned Sunday To his stu
IS at Dickinson College, Carlisle.
'lr. and Mrs. e. A. TimmOns and
D children, Anderson, Jr.. and AL
i. have been visiting relatives at
lymOnt and Philadelphia. also at
ded the Conference at Newark.
TimmOns being a lay delegate.
iliss Margaret Jane Beideman of
ldOn. Pa, great granddaughter of
Beideman who has been
nding a week as the guest of Mr..