Milford chronicle., 1937-03-26
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

has granted letters on the following
estates in Sussex County: Albert
Rogers, late of Piney Grove, to his
widow, Mrs. Emma Rogers, execu.
trix; William II. Saunders, late ol
Broad Creek District, to w. Elwood
Wright of Georgetown, administers
tor; Curtis s. Rogers, late of Broad
Creek District. to Blanche II. Dicker-
son of Seaford and Mrs. Vesta l..
Tyndall of Georgetown. executrices
Robert T. Spicer. late of Bethel, to
Lusetta w. Phillips of Bethel; Mrs.
Ida V. Reed. late of Cedar Creek
District, to Maggie Reed Henderson
of Fairfield, Pa, and the Milford
Trust Company; Winfield S. Mayhem,
late of Milford, TO Milford Trust Com
pany, administrator; Walter l.. Bur-
ton, late of Lewes. to Sussex Trust
Company of Lewes, administrator; (;
David Arthur Edwards, late of Cedar
Creek District, to Mrs. Mary E. Ed
wards, of Milford, executrix; Will
liam Burton Rawlins, late of Middle
ford, to Mrs. Virginia c. Rawlins of
Seaford, executor; Mrs. Addie Tim
mons, late of DagsborO, to John Tim
mons Of w, administrator; Catherine
Miller, late of Broadkiln District, to
Mrs. Anna Z. Cobaugh. of Ellendale.
administrative; Edward w. Hall, late
of Milford. to the First National Bank
& Trust Company of Milford; Mrs.
Annie S. Hobbs, late of Cedar Creek
district, to Mrs. Lizzie Day of flar-
rington, administrative: Frederick h.
Reed, late of Milton, 20 his widow,
Mrs. Clara POstles Reed; George
Wesserman, late of Northwest Fork
District. to his widow, Mrs. Annie
Wesserman, of near Greenwood; Ell
la +. Kenney, late of Little Creek
District, TO Ruth II. Kenney OF New
ark. Del, and Ruth f. Phillips ana
Pearl NJ. Kenney of Delmar; William
l.. Isaacs. late of Georgetown, to Mrs.
Cordelia M. Gordy of near George
town, administrator; Mrs. Sarah ID.
DraDer. late of Cedar Creek District,
TO Frederick A. Bennett of Milford,
executor; Lena Burton. late OF Lewes
and RehobOth District, to James nj.
Tunnel, prominent Georgetown at
torney. executor; Mrs. Lima M. Al
len. late of Seaford District. to Jo-
semi b. Allen, administrator; Peter
G. Long, late of DagsbOrO District.
TO Alfred w. Long of near Frank
ford, administrator; William M. Tyre.
late of Baltimore District. who was
killed Il few days ago in an automo-
bile accident near Dagsboro. to Mrs.
Eva NJ. Tyre. of near Frankford, ad-
ministratrix; Lemuel Lynch, late OF
baltimore District. to Luster Lyncn,
of near Frankford, and Howard
Lynch of near Dagsboro. executors.
Two Sisters Have Birthdays
The Misses Alice and Virginia Pep
nor. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Pepper. West Market street, Will
celebrate their birthdays Jointly on
Saturday of this week. Miss Alice
will be 23 on that day. and Miss Vir-
ginia, now a student at the Womans s
College. University of Delaware. VIII
he 81 today. Their father is re-
tired rural mail carrier and widely
known poultryman, and has served
as Il member OF the GeorSetowh
Board of Education.
Prominent Aplarist Dead
Funeral services Tor George w.
Louder, aged, 80. who died at ms
home near here on Sunday after
noon. after being in poor health lor
MANY weeks of dropsy. were held
Tuesday afternoon from his late
residence.
Mr.. Louder was one of the most
widely known apiarists on the Del
marva Peninsula. and had many col
onV Of bees with which he worked
throughout most of the year. lie
made bee culture and honey produc-
tion n life study, and was considered
nm authority. Within past years he
had written. many articles for mag
azines devoted to the colonization,
caretaking, habits and diseases Oh
bces. He was a member oil the state
bee organization which was formed
tbe latter part Of last year. An
nualIy he sold hundreds oil pounds
of honey throughout lower Delaware:
prior to coming to Delaware ana
locating i'm this section more than
90 wears ago, Mr.. Louder was mead
man for n big bee concern III CUBA
where 5. 900 hives were maintained.
lie also worked in New York state
for a while and in his native coun-
~ of Lancaster, Pa. lie is survived
Inv his wife, Mrs. ROcepha Louder
UeIJ For Stealing Farm Machinery
Raymond T. Brown. Negro, OF Mar
della Springs. Md. who few days
oqn stole some farm machinery from
FORMER Clerf Of the Peace John ).
Cooper. of Columbia, seven miles
from Delmar. came to Georgetown
Monday aud gave himself MP to
Highway Officer irving Vienot. lie
was committed to the Sussex county
iaiI in dafault of $500 bail. by Magis- {
frate w. ElwoOd Wright for the
Court of General Sessions. !
Mrs. Name West Dead {
Mrs. Name (Derrickson) west
oeed about 20, wife of Charles West |
OF Omar, near Frankford. ana aunt q
or former Postmaster Jehu F. Hud-
son. here. died on Wednesday night /
o( last week. She was daughter !
q, the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu f. Der {
rickson, for many years prominent y
In the social life of Baltimore dis 4
Irict.
Funeral services were held ON Sun 1
lay afternoon at st. Georges Chnreh h
a; Clarksville, with interment IN the !
adjoining cemetery.
Resides her husband, she is sur +
piyed by the following children: i
Harry West, of Wilmington. Andrew !,
md IiIwood West Of New York City n
Raymond West. of near Frankiord.
Mrs. Alice Trome, of Elkton. Md. =
Mrs Marguerite McCabe OF Mill