Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
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Of John f. Marker, died at her home
on laurel street early last Friday
morning. after being confined for
about three weeks suffering from
asthma and Bright's disease.
Funeral services were held from
the late home on Monday afternoon,
at 2 O'Clock in charge Of the Rev.
John T. Bailey, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church OF Milford.
Interment was made in Union GEM
etery on South Race street here.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by one sister, Mrs. Edward +.
Pride, living on East Pine street, this
city.
Drove without License
Amos Collins, Of MillsbOrO, was
arrested last week on a charge Of
operating a car without a license.
Magistrate w. Frank Sharp Of this
city, imposed a fine Of $1,000 and
costs which were paid.
Two Fined ~
: Carroll Battle and Vernon Bailey,
both of New York City. who are
spending a few days at RehOboth
Beach, were arrested on Monday on
q charge OF taking the car Of VIII
liam ShiVes, Of Washington, ID. c.,
who also was visiting at the resort.
the owners consent. Magis-
trate w. Frank Sharp. Of this city,
imposed a fine Of $500 and costs
on each. They were released upon
Of the fines and costs.
Assault And Battery Charge
Arthur z. Wright, living near
here, was arrested Monday on COM
plant Of his wife. Mrs. Ayrie Wright.
who charged he committed an as
sault and battefy on her on Sunday.
Magistrate w. Frank Sharp, after
hearing the evidence, decided that
he case could be disposed Of with
Jnt holding him for court. He was
upon payment Of a fine OF
$500 and costs. t
Fined On Two Charges
Clayton Toomey, Of MillsbOro, was
arrested on Monday on charge OF
irving a car on a permit without
having a licensed operator by his
Iide. and also for allowing minor
o drive the car. Magistrate ".
frank Sharp, Of this city, Imposed
! fine Of $1,000 and costs In each
.ase. In default OF payment be was
ommitted to the county jail for 20
lays.
i. 4. Magee Dead
William T. Magee. aged 7s years.
lOted angler of the Indian River
ectiOn, died at his home at War
liek, on the MillsbOrO-Oak Orchard
cad, on Saturday morning, follow
ng an illness Of several months OF :
anceF.
Funeral services were held from
Is late home on Monday afternoon
I 2 O'clock. Burial took place in
Iechanics cemetery, at MillsbOF0. In
barge Of H. B. Hickman, mOrtician,
( MilisbOrO.
Mr.. Mcgee, in connection with
irming activities, engaged in crab
ing and fishing for more than fifty
ears on the Indian River and In
Ian River Bay. He was widely
nown throughout lower Delaware.
Marriage
Harry S. Smith, prominent insur-
nee man of Salisbury, Nd, and
georgetown, and Miss Harriet
NTH, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
odney Smith, living near here. were
iarried in Salisbury, Nd, on Tues
ay of last week, by the Rev. A. L.
rankin. Mr.. Smith has been living
IRE for the past two or three years
nd recently established an Ofiee In
ilisbury. He is well known in low
! Delaware. rs r+
The bride is very popular through
It the central section Of Sussex
unity. -f
llled Gun; Fined
William PaynteF, living here, was
led $40 and costs by Mayor Ira W.
wis, on Friday night, charged with
and disorderly con-
ct. Complaint was made against
m by Delaware Burton that Payn-
r pulled a pistol and tried to shoot
N. Burton said he knocked Payn-
: down, took the pistol from him
d then delivered It 10 Chief Of PO- /,
e Frank Wilson who arrested
ynter later. Failing to pay the
e, he was committed to the county
/ here for thirty days.
claIist Speaks Here
George A. Nelson, Of Milltown,
sconsin, Socialist candidate for
e president Of the United States
] running mate OF Norman
omas, delivered an address in the
blie square here on Tuesday
sht
Before coming here he spoke at
Wnsend, on Monday night, at a
citing which was arranged BY the
laWare branch of the Farmers
lon. Other speakers accompanied
Ison here. ri ~ sfaf
,minent Granger To Visit Here
!. T. Taber, Master Of the Ma
lal Grange, win visit Midland
lnge No. q, Patrons Of Husband
at their hall on North Race
set, on Tuesday night. September
Members OF the different granges
Dughout lower Delaware win fur
b a covered dish supper. The nc
ion will be the annual county
ting Of the oranges.
Friage Announced 9a
announcement has been made of
marriage OF Miss Catherine
ftls Penuel. daughter Of Harvey
Penuel, and the late Mrs. Mary
OF near Georgetown, and
rOld N. KentOn, son Of Mr.. and
!. Herbert Kenton. Of near Mil
/ The wedding took place at
ltOn. Nd, on Saturday morning