Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-06-05

kill Theodore E. Atkins Of the Fl
lendale section. Magistrate w
Frank Sharp, Of this city. commits
ted him to prison, in default Of 81
900 bail, for the June term Of Count
of General Sessions.
Nocho, during an alteration with
Atkins on April IA, this year, struck
him over the head with some blunt
instrument and injured him quite
severely. Immediately he made his
escape and since that time has been
evading the officers. On Saturday, IL
is said, he returned to his home in
the Glendale section, and the police
station was notified. He was ARE St
ed within a short time after It was
learned he had returned to his home.
Wilmington Man Fined
James r. Palmer, 232 Vandever
avenue, Wilmington, was arrested
on Sunday afternoon at Five Points,
on the GeOrgetown-Rehob Beach
Highway, by Oficer George E. Min
ner on a charge of driving a car
without a license. Given a hearing
before Magistrate w. Frank Sharp
here, he was released upon payment
of a fine Of $40 and costs.
Costs Washington Man $40
For Being Too Hasty
Failing to stop at the intersec-
ton Of the DUPONT Highway and the
Georgetown ridgeville road on
William Wolff. 1922 18th
street, N. W., Washington, D. c., was
arrested by Ohicer Malcolm c. Orr
and given a hearing before Magis- !
trate w. Frank Sharp Of this city. |
Upon payment of a fine of $40 and |
costs he was released. Wolff was on |
his way to Ocean City, Md, when
arrested.
William Penn Trultt Dead
Funeral services for William Penn
rruitt, aged rs years. widely known
'armer living near Collins Mill, on
he -Bridgeville High
way, whose death occurred late
night of last week, were
leld on Sunday afternoon at Cokes-
Jury Methodist Episcopal Church,
With interment in the adjoining GEM
,tery. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs Annie NJ. Truitt and the fol-
owing children: Mrs. Henry Hast
ngs, of Seaford; Mrs. Luther Rust
md Mrs. Alva Chaffinch, of Bridge
lille; Mrs. Andrew Givens of near
Mrs. Gladys Anderson,
# Laurel; Stanley and William P.
rruitt, Jr.. of near Collins Mill;
lilies T. Truitt, of Seaford.
ovsuso1T Wrsuonr Nnddfmn
Miss Betty Tracey, daughter of
lr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Tracey, of
Iear Seaford, and Warren A. Jar
ell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
ARIEL, of Wilmington, were mar
led in SeafOrd, on Saturday night,
[ $3.50 o'clock, by Elder John f.
lowers of the Brethren Church. Ell
er Bowers resides on North Rail-
Dad avenue. this city.
belgium Official Wants Article
in Sussex Safety Work
Prof. Albert Farley, supervisor of
chools in the western section of
,wer Delaware, has been requested
y the Administrative Director of
he Industries of Belgium to send a
Photograph and an article describ-
lg his safety work among the low
r Delaware schools. The material
as been sent to Brussels, and is to
E published in the annual report.
of Miss Gertrude H.
mis- and Everett J. PettyjOhn
nnOunced
Announcement has been made of
lie engagement of Miss Gertrude
ager Ennis, daughter of Mr.. and
rs. Charles L. Ennis. and Everett
Pettyjohn, son of John H. Petty
Inn, all of Georgetown.
Miss Ennis is a graduate of the
High School. class '27,
nd Beacon College, Wilmington,
ass '29. For the past five years
lie has been employed as secretary
the Superintendent of Schools
ere.
Mr.. PettyjOhn is owner of the
ub Restaurant on Market street,
lis city.
The wedding will take place in
e near future.
Both are widely known and pOpu-
r throughout lower Delaware and
we a large circle of friends on the
el-Mar-Va Peninsula.
ster-Nlebeier Nuptials
Miss Lillian Agnes Niemeier,
tighter of Frederick Niemeier and
eveland Jester, son of Thomas H.
ster, both of near SeafOrd, took
ace on Friday night of last week
Milford. The ceremony was per-
rmed by the Rev. Alfred G. Jones
the Milford Roman Catholic
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