Milford chronicle., 1936-03-06
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Letters Granted On Esiates

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: Mrs. Frances NJ. Young, of Chester
town. Md. Administrative; Mrs. Sa
J rah E. Justice. Baltimore District
to Francis X. Marvel. of FrankfOrd
administrator; Mrs. Minerva e
Hearn, of Laurel, to Harlan w
Hearn and the Sussex Trust Co., Ol
Laurel; Mrs. Mary e. James, late Of
MillsbOrO. to Elijah E. Carey, OF
MillsbOrO, executor; John S. Gibbs
late of Bethel, to Elijah E. WOOtten,
of Laurel. administrator; Job S.
| COrdrey, late of MillsbOrO, to Walter
c. and John A. COrdrey, of MillsborO
Philip H. Webber, late of Greenwood
to Mrs. Addie Webber. of Greenwood
executrix; Robert Priestley, late Of
Northwest Fork District, to Mrs. o.
lie Priestley. of Greenwood: Curtis
y. EllingswOTth. late of MillsbOrO to
William E. EllingswOTth. 1415 North
Grant Ave, Wilmington. Del: Chas.
S. Hatfield. late of Greenwood to
Joseph Hatfield. of Greenwood, ad-
ministrator; Charles NJ. Dukes, late
Of Indian River District to Charles
II. Dukes. of near MillsbOrO. admin
istratOr; J. Frank Hastings, late Of
DeImar to S. Kerr SlemOns. of Del
mar. executor; William T. Draper,
late of Greenwood to William S.
Lord. of Greenwood, administrator.
Former Recorder Of Deeds
Has Birthday
John T. Calhoun, former Recorder
Of Deeds of Sussex county. and one
Of the oldest BARRIERS i'm age and |
point of service i'm lower Delaware.
will observe his sixty-ninth birthday /
today (Nriday). Mr..
Calhoun started in business in 1889 |
and some of the customers who start /
ed with him are still patrons, among
hem being Daniel H. Hurley, Rod
ley II. Pride and John II. Wilkins.
Mr.. Calhoun figures that he has
shaved some of them about 5000
lines. Six members of the Calhoun
amily also are barbers.
III Club Elects
Officers of the WoOdenhawk All
'lub, i'm the Greenwood section, have
'een chosen for the term. as follows:
iiss Louise Nelson. president; Miss
'harlOtte White, vice-president; Le-
i'm Tull, secretary; Miss Virginia
dorsey, treasurer.
IeId for Court on Liquor Charge
William Holmes, Northwest Fork
istrict, was arrested by Constable
dgar Belts, of Greenwood, on a a,
large of having in possession fifty
lions of mash which was ready to .
, distilled into whiskey. Given a
airing before Magistrate William :
Hewes, at Bridgeville, he was y
mmitted to the county Jail here, Z
default of $500 bail. for the April ,
rm of Court. i
urt DiSmiSSeS Case -,
4. WOlling, of Wilmington .
10 some weeks ago was held i'm bail \,
Magistrate w. Frank Sharp, =.
arged by his wife, Mrs. Elsie VOL az
&, now living in Cedar Greek Dis :, :.
ct. this county. with desertiOn and =. -
n-suppOrt stood trial last Friday "
lore the Judges. After hearing ~ ~
of the testimony. he was adjudged 9.
guilty by the Court p p
'he February term of Court has %,
n adjourned until March 2S. -,
rtin- Wells Wedding NJ
announcement of the marriage of P;
IS Florence Martin. daughter of d,
$. Anna Martin and the late Ed I6
rd Martin. and Willard S. Wells, ri
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S. ri,
lis, both of HarbesOn, has been so
de. The wedding took place ON re-
'sday night, February Is, the Rev.
VI. Il. Schauer, pastor of the Har- cd
on NJ. p. Church performing the Of
no
ed on Liquor Charge ev,
lillian Jackson, SeafOrd district, ba,
rged by Elmer e. Riggin, a MEM res
of the State Liquor squad, with ala
and possession of liquor on Feb. ar,
was held i'm $1,000 bail by Mag cal
ate James K. Phillips, of Seaford, aDl
the April term of Court. Unable nil
urnish bail he was committed TO low
Sussex County Jail c.
lists Officers rim
mos Brown. OF Laurel, was ar apJ
ed by Chief of Police Harley trio
Lman of that town on a charge TrI
'eing drunk and disorderly. In Far
npting to arrest him, Brown re- ed
ID. but was soon subdued by pur
Iman. Magistrate Thomas w. TO
'rds, of Laurel, committed him L
he county Jail for thirty days, was
failure to pay fine of $40 and the
). Robert Floyd and George ams
tt, also of Laurel. were com dec
I'd to prison here for twenty agr,
in default of fine of $500 and fire
!, imposed on each, charged with bacl
: drunk and disorderly on the M
Is, beei
Seven Axes from PWA Truck time
arged by John NJ. Russell Of the NJ
yeville section with stealing Of {
! axes from the PWA work Phil
I, parked on one Of the Bridge M
streets, and also larceny of one ter.
' vice from the garage of Myer loca
S, of Bridgeville. Calvin Crum- al
IF Bridgeville, is being held in Stat,
ounty Jail here, under $500 bail weeI
ch case for the next term of Mrs.
by Magistrate William H. Mi
$, OF Bridgeville. Crumble sold child
4 the axes to Mary Carey and weel
we're found in the bedroom Of H. 9
ome. He pleaded guilty to en- MI
: the garage Of Dimes but did den
limit stealing the axes from the latte
truck. Rich,