Milford chronicle., 1935-09-20

| s. COverdale, who recently was in
/ jured so severely IN an automobile
accident near Fairm0unt, that death
resulted, to Mrs. Fannie T. Reynolds
OF Bridgeville, Administrative; Will
lard S. Truitt, late Of Rehoboth
Beach, to Mrs. s. Blanche Hill Of
Rehoboth Beach; William G. Burton,
late of Indian River District, to VIII
liam d. Burton, OF near Angola,
executor; Isaac R. Locates, late Of
Seaford, to Mrs. Lille z. Locates Of
Seaford. Administrative; Mrs. Anna
Marie Mai, late Of Greenwood, to
Richard A. Mai, OF Greenwood, ad-
ministrator; C. Herbert Cooper, late
of Cedar Greek District, to The First
National Bank and Trust Company
OF Milford; James f. Robinson, late
of Lewes and RehOboth District, to
The Sussex Trust Company Of Lewes,
administrator, eta; William R. Dor
ey, late Of MillsbOro, to Mrs. Mary
]. Dorey, Of Millsboro, Administrative.
Two Milford Men jailed
Charged with fighting on the
streets Of Milford with Theodore
Bell, Amos Van was committed to
the county jail here for thirty days
by Alderman Thomas ]. Salmons Of
that city in default Of payment Of
fine OF $40 and costs. Daniel Van
said to be a brother, was also given
a thirty-day sentence by Alderman
SalmOns for being drunk and a
common nuisance" on the Milford
streets.
Arrested For Drunkenness At
RehObOth Beach
George Adams, Lewes and RehO-
both District, was committed to the
county jail here for five days, by
Rowland B. Ingram Of
RehOboth Beach, charged by Highway
Officer Clarence K. Lynch Of the
Police Station with be-
ing drunk and disOrdefly at the re-
sort on Sunday.
w. J. Ryan and Herbert Sagley |
before Magistrate Thomas
W. Records of Laurel, for drunken
ness and disoTderly conduct on the
streets Of that town, we're each sem
fenced to serve ten days in the cOun-
Ly jail here, when unable to pay a
fne of IS and costs.
Fined For Not Having Brakes On
Truek
Percy Hopkins Of Bridgeville, ar
rested on the dupont Highway, near
Redden by Officer Irving Vienot and
charged with not having brakes on
he truck which he was driving, load
I'd with apples, was fined by Magis-
rate w. Frank Sharp $40 and costs.
He was released upon payment of
10th fine and costs.
TWO Arrested At Milton
Clinton A. Harmon Of Milton,
charged with failing to signal on
making a turn with his car, and H.
J. Ward of Georgetown, South Caro-
ina, charged with reckless driving,
we're arrested at Milton on Saturday
md given a hearing before Magis-
rate Ira S. Hazard OF that town.
they were released upon payment
# a fine of $40 and costs in each
ase.
fall Weather
Lower Delaware is getting a real
ouch of fall weather, and on Mon
lay night for the first time since last :
pring top coats were worn. The (
mercury on Monday afternoon drop
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ng It was down to "A.
flashes Hand Severely :
James B. Hayman, son Of Mrs.
ohm /. Short, living on West Mar
et street, slashed his right hand so
everely with a meat knife in a chain
tore at RehobOth Beach, where he
} employed, that several stitches
yere required to close the wound.
allied For Reckless Driving
Earl Hearn and Emory Stewart, OF
eaford, were each arrested last
on a charge of reckless
irving and committed to prison here
y Magistrate James X. Phillips, Of
eafOrd, for five days, in default OF
ayment of a fine of $40 and costs.
IillSbOrO Woman Fined
Mrs. Susan M. Lingo, Of MillsborO,
larged with operating a car In such
manner as to cause collision
ith Charles ElwOOd wilkins, Demo-
ratio committeeman for George
,wn, at the intersection Of the du-
ont Highway and the MillsbOrO-
umboro road, was fined on Wednes-
~ of last week $40 and. costs by
agistrate W. Frank Sharp here.
he fine and costs we're paid and she
as released. Considerable damage,
is said, was done to both cars. The
,cident happened some time ago,
It the charge against her was not
ed until Tuesday.
liIed To Stop At Intersection
med
Charles German Of 1925 Grand
)ncOurse street, Bronx, N. Y, was
rested last Thursday. by Highway
ficer Russell d. Jones on a charge
failing to stop at the intersection
the dupont Highway and the
sorgetown-Bridgeville road. Magis-
ate w. Frank Sharp, this city, re-
ased him upon payment Of a fine
$40 and costs.
,IOred Camp Started Near Here
Camp meetings throughout lower
slaware will come to an end this
eek, the last one in progress being
at OF the Georgetown cOlOred Bap-
It Church, under direction Of the
". Charles B. Ingram, assisted by
) elder, Wesley Teagle. This is
e first col0red camp to be conduct
in this section for many years.
is located about a mile from here.
a woods owned by former Sheriff
mes H. Phillips, Of this city. The
mp is drawing large crowds from
sections of the county.
eaks To Rotary Club On The
James NJ. Tunnell, Jr., graduate of
ford and Princeton Universities
son Of James M. Tunnell, promi-
ut Sussex County lawyer, and Mrs.
nnell, was the principal speaker
the weekly meeting Of the George