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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-08-19
Third Day. July 26. 1887. 10 o'clock


The Board of Equalization met this
day pursuant to adjournment. All men,
berS present.
The Board proceeded further to ex-
anime and compare the assessments as
returned by the several assessors.
1t was ordered that the following
changes be made:
Village of Askov-pine County Oil
Co., Assessed value fixed at $833.00.
Village of Hinckley-Hinckley Co
Operative Creamery. assessed value fix
Town Of Dell Grove-Burns & Com
pany, assessed valuation fixed at $16OOO
Town of Rock Creek-St. Croix Inter-
state Bridge Co., assessed valuation
fixed at $7200.00.
The following resolution was unani-
RESOLVED, That the County Audi
tor be instructed to add the following
omitted property on the Tax assess
ment books and tax lists.
E. w. Dahlman, Rock Creek, Item 81,
Fixtures $4,000.
Martha Smith, Wilma, Item 81. Fix
lures, $1,000.
Johnson & Fagerstrom, Pine City.
Item 81. Fixtures $50 90.
Carl Lundberg, Kettle River. Item
81. Fixtures $4,000.
Earl Jamison, Dell Grove. Item 81.
Fixtures $1,000.
A. w. Wild. Rock Creek, Item 81.
Fixtures $4,000.
Anna Hardy, Pine Lake, Item 81,
Fixtures 5000.
NV. Oil Co., Bruno, Item %, 5000
Standard Oil Co., Bruno, Item "a
$500.
Pure Oil Co., Bruno, Item %, $4,000.
Herman Kowalke, Pine City Village.
Item o. $4,000.
Herbert Losensky. Belden, ITEM 80,
$4,000.
E. T. Hogan, Belden. Item 80. $500.
John Losch, Rutledge. Item 45.
$4,000.
On motion made and carried meeting
adjourned.
J. S. Patrick
Chairman of County Board
Attes:
J. E. Therrien,
County Auditor
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Fleming Township

Mrs. William Pearson visited her
son, Henning, in st. Paul last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson re-
turned from ten-day trip to Dakota
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Nose Monette had
a very pleasant trip to Faribault last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beavens and chill
dren visited at the Ted Brieland home
Monday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-08-19

On motion made and carried Board
adjourned until August 25th at 10 o.
clock A. M.
j. S. Patrick
Chairman Of Pine County
ATTEST: Board of Commissioners.
J. Il. Therrien.
County Auditor
(SEAL)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-08-19

LEMAY, VIM. In loving memory of
our dear husband and father, who
passed away Aug. Is, 1884:
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tear,
Only God knows how we miss him,
AS it dawns another year.
Mrs. VIM. LeMay and family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-08-19

Town Of Munich. Increase 500
Town of Nickerson, Decrease 29Tb
Town of Norman, Increase 1870
Town of Ogema, Increase 203o
Town of Park, Increase 1870
Town of Partridge, Increase 1870
Town of Pine City, Increase $3.50
Town of Pine Lake. Increase 1870
Town of Pokegama, Increase 1890
Town of Rock Creek, Increase 249o
Town of Royalton, Increase $3.50
Town of Sandstone, Increase $3.50
Town of Sturgeon Lake. Increase
1860
Town of Wilma, Increase 773o
Town of Windemere, Increase $50
Village of Brook Park. Increase 1900
Village of Finlayson, Increase 1890
Village of Rutledge, Increase 1850
Village of Sandstone, Increase 1850
Village of Sturgeon Lake. Increase
1900
Village Of Willow River, Increase
165oL
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Town of Fleming. Increase 22eS

Town Of Fleming. Increase 22%
Town of Hinckley, Increase 1870
Town of Kettle River. Increase 40H
Town of Mission Creek. Increase 1870
Town of Nickerson. Increase i7@s
Town of Norman, Increase 21%o
Town of Ogema, increase l79o
Town of Park, Increase 1870
Town of Pine City, Increase 1870
Town of Pine lake. Increase 17oo
Town Of Pokegama, Increase 414o
Town of Royalton. Increase 21%o
Town of Sandstone, Increase 1870
Town of Sturgeon Lake. Increase 500
Village of Askov, Increase 1920
Village of Brook Park, Increase $3.50
Village of Bruno, Decrease $50
Village of Finlayson. Increase 1920
Village of Henriette. Increase 1870
Village of Rutledge, Increase 1870
Village of Sandstone, Increase 34T
Village of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
village of Willow River. Increase 1870
Item 9G-Pure Bred Cows
Town of Arlone. Decrease $50
Town of Birch Creek. Increase 20go
Town of Bremen, Increase 209o
Town of Chengwatana, Increase 249o
Town Of Crosby. Decrease 5O9S
Town of Kettle River. Increase 20R
Town of Munich, Increase 201o
Town of POkegama. Increase 2O4o
Town Of Royalton, Increase 209S
Town of Royalton. Increase 20%o
Town of Sandstone. Increase 146
Town of Windemere. Decrease 12o
Village Of Pine City, Decrease $3.50
Village of Sandstone. Increase 209o
Village of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
1870
Item 9H-Grade Cows
Town of Arlone, Decrease $50
Town of Arna, Increase 1870
Town of Barry, Increase 1870
Jp,nr
Town of Bremen, Increase 1870
Town of Brook Park. Increase 1890
Town Of Bruno, Increase 1870
Town Of Chengwatana. Increase 300
Town of Glover. Decrease $50
Town of Crosby. Decrease 1919
Town of Danforth. Decrease 1919
Town of Dell Grove. Decrease 256
Town of Dosey, DecIease 1870
Town of Finlayson, Increase 1870
Town Of Kerrick. Decrease 1870
Town of Kettle River. Increase 1870
Town of Mission Creek, Increase 1870
Town of Munich. Increase 211o
Town of Nickerson, Decrease 1870
Town of Norman, Decrease 1919
Town of Ogema, Increase 27Go
Town Of Park, Increase 1870
Town Of Partridge. Increase 1879
Town of Pine City. Increase 1870
Town of Pine Lake. Increase 1870
Town of Pokegama, Increase 119O
Town of Rock Creek, Increase 1870
Town of Royalton. Increase 1879
Town of Sandstone. Increase 1870
Town of Sturgeon Lake. Increase 1870
Town of Wilma, Decrease $50
Village of Askov, Increase SO
Village of Bruno, Decrease 1000
Village of Finlayson, Increase 1870
Village of Henriette, Increase 1870
Village Of Hinckley. Decrease TO
Village Of Pine City, Decrease 5000
Village of Ruttedge. Increase 1870
Village of Sandstone, Decrease $50
Village of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
1870
Village of Willow River. Increase
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Item 9I-Pure Bred Bulls

Town of Arlone, Decrease 1870
Town of Birch Creek. Increase 1900
Town of Bremen, Increase $3.50
Town of Brook Park, Increase 500
Town of Chengwatana, Increase 1870
Town of Fleming, Increase $40
Town of Keene, Increase 500
Town of Kerrick, Increase $40
Town of Kettle River, Increase $3.50
Town of Munich, Increase 1870
Town of Nickerson, Increase $500
Town of Pokegama, Increase 1229o
Town of Royalton. Increase $50
Town of Sandstone, Increase 258o
Town of Sturgeon Lake. Increase $3.50
Town of Windemere, Increase $3.50
Village of Pine City, Increase $3.50
Village of Sandstone, Increase 5000
Village of Sturgeon Lake. Increase
161oL
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Town of ArlOne, Increase 1870
Town of Arna, Increase $40
Town of Barry, Increase 5000
Town of Belden, Increase $3.50
Town of Birch Creek, Increase 41To
Town of Bremen, Increase 229o
Town of Brook Park. Increase 1870
Town of Bruno. Increase 1890
Town of Chengwatana, Increase 1870
Town of Glover, Increase 41Go
Town of Crosby, Increase 229o
Town of Danforth, Increase 1870
Town of Dell Grove, Increase 1870
Town of Dosey, Increase 1890
Town of Finlayson. Increase 219o
Town of Fleming. Increase 1870
Town of Hinckley, Decrease 1870
Town of Keene, Increase $50
Town of Kerrick, Increase $3.50
Town of Nilsson Creek. Decrease 11To
Town of Munich, Increase 249o
Town of Norman. Increase 1870
Town of Ogema, Increase 1870
Town of Park. Increase 1870
Town Of Partridge. Increase 300
Town Of Pine City, Increase 1879
Town Of Pine Lake. Increase 25To
Town of Rock Creek. Decrease 1870
Town of Royalton. Increase 214o
Town Of Sturgeon Lake. Increase
|79o
Town Of Wilma, Increase 1870
Town of Windemere. Decrease N9o
Village Of Brook Park, Increase 1870
Village Of Henriette, Increase 500
Village of Hinckley, Decrease $3.50
Village of Pine City. Decrease 11H6
Village of Rutledge. Increase $50
Village of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
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Town of Birch Creek, Increase 20n
Town of Bremen, Increase, 209o
Town Of Chenwatana, Increase. 200
Town of Kerrick. Increase. 500
Town of Kettle River. Increase 1000
Town of Munich. Increase. 1870
Town of Pokegama. Increase, 1880
Town Of Royalton, Increase, 1000
Town Of Windemere. Increase. ITO
Village of Pine City. Decrease, 1000
Village of Sandstone, Increase, 1920
Village Of Willow River, Increase.
2OO0o,
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Item Is, Dogs of All Ages


Town of Brook Park. Increase 1000
Town of Bruno. Increase 10000
Town of Glover. Increase 10000
Town of Crosby, Increase 4OO%o
Town of Danforth, Increase 1000
Town of Dosey, Increase 10000
Town of Finlayson. Increase 5000
Town of Fleming, Increase 10000
Town of Keene, Increase 1910
Town of Kettle River. Increase ooi%o
Town of Munich, Increase 1000
Town of Nickerson, Increase 1000
Town of Ogema. Increase 1000
Town of Partridge. Increase 1000
Town of Pine Lake, Increase 10000
Town of Royalton, Increase 10000
Town of Sandstone, Increase 1000
Town of Sturgeon Lake. Increase $40
Town of Wilma. Increase 1000
Village of AskOv, Increase $500
Village of Brook Park, Increase $500
Village Of Bruno. Increase 10000
Village of Rutledge, Increase 200
Village of Sandstone. Increase 1850
Village of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
Village of Village River. Increase
$3.50
Item 20, Machinery, Equipment, and
Stock Of Creameries and Cheese
Factories
Town of Birch Creek, Increase 2O4o
Town of Kerrick. Increase 1870
port of Pehlgrim children
Village Of Henriette. Increase 5000
Item %, Machinery, Tools and Equip
ment of Garages and Machine Shops
Town of Arna, Increase 5000
Town Of Birch Creek, Increase 300
Town of Kerrick, Increaie 209o
Town of Nilsson Creek, Increase 1000
Village of Brook Park, Increase 1000
Village Of Bruno, Increase 1870
Village of Finlayson. Increase 1870
Village of Henriette. Increase 1919
Village of Hinckley. Increase 1870
Village of Pine City, Increase 1870
Village of Rutledge. Increase 1870
Village of Sandstone. Increase 500
Village of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
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Town of Arlone, Increase 1000
Town of Arna, Decrease 1870
Town of Birch Creek Increase 419o
Town of Bremen, Increase 1890
Town of Brook Park, Decrease 300
Town of Bruno, Decrease 1890
Town of Clover, Increase 1900
Town of Danforth, Increase 1490
Town Of Finlayson, Increase 299o
Town of Hinckley, Increase $40
Town of Kerrick. Increase 900
Town of Kettle River, Decrease 1870
Town of Nilsson Creek. Decrease 100
Town of Pine Lake. Decrease 1870
Town of Pokegama, Increase 1870
Town of Rock Creek, Decrease 1870
Town of Royalton, Increase 1880
Town of Sandstone, Decrease 27To
Town of Sturgeon Lake, Increase
1890
Town Of Windemere, Decrease 2O4o
Village Of Brook Park, Increase 1890
Village of Bruno, Decrease 209o
Village of Pine City. Increase ITO
Item 44B, Three Years Old and
UIudap
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Village of Village River. Increase

1000
Item %, Films, Projectors, and Other
Personal Property Used in Moving
Picture Theaters
Village Of Sandstone. Increase 1000
Item 20, Office Furniture, Including
Typewriters, Adding. Machines, and
Other Instruments and Equipment. Also
Libraries of Professional Men
Village of Askov, Decrease 1870
Item So, Goods and Merchandise of
Wholesale Merchants and JObbers
Town of Partridge. Increase 10000
Item SO, Goods and Merchandise OF
Retail Merchants
Town of Dosey, Increase 1870
Town of Rock Creek, Decrease 2OTo
Village of Askov, Decrease $3.50
Village of Finlayson, Increase 209o
Village of Henriette, Increase 500
Village of Sturgeon Lake. Increase
500
Item 81, Stock, Furniture and Equip
ment of Hotels, Restaurants, Eating
Houses, Cafes, Billiard and Pool Rooms,
Bowling Alleys, and Barber Shops
Town of Birch Creek. Increase 1850
Town Of Hinckley, Increase 500
Tow. of Kerrick, Increase 1870
Village of Bruno, Increase 1850
Village Of Finlayson. Increase 800
Village of Henriette, Increase 1000
CLASS 3A
Item 44B, Horses, Mules, and Asses
Used Exclusively for Agricultural Pur-
poses: Year Old and Under 2
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
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MILLvILLE

+ ]. S. Noble has returned home AZ
ter attending Summer School at th'
New York University. N. X. II.
Rev. and Mrs. W. 8. Grant. Capt
]. s. Pruitt. Miss Ciaramond Ma
gee and Miss Isabel MaEee attended
the Delmarva Camp on Sunday after.
noon.
William Stetman has returned tC
Philadelphia. after two weeks va.
cation at the Setman Summer home
Mrs. Setman returned to, Philadel-
phia with her husband.
MIR. and Mrs. G. 2. Townsend and
son, C. w. Townsend motored to Bal
timore, Md, on Sunday to Johns
Hopkins Hospital where Mr.. Town
send will remain for few days for
observation and treatment. MIR.
Townsend has been in poor health
for several weeks. ~
Fisher, of Wilmington, are spending
the week as the guests of Miss Nc
Daniels cousins, Capt. and Mrs. Ell
bert Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Powell and
children. of Frankford. spent Sum
day afternoon with their mother,
Mrs. L. M. Powell.
= Mrs. Charles Magee accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Grant to Rock
Hall. Md. where she will spend the
week. ~.
Frank Shoop. of Chester. Pa, has
returned to her home after spending
the past week with his daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Swaney Ben
nett. He was accompanied home by
his grand son. Frank Bennett.
: Bennie Mitchell. of Philadelphia,
was the dinner guest on Sunday OF
Mrs. Helen Mitchell and mother,
Mrs. Carl Lekites.
Clayton Derrickson, of New Castle,
IS spending his vacation with his
Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Mrs. Bessie williams, of Bethany
Beach. was the Sunday dinner guest
If Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Steele.
Mrs. Agnes Simpler has been in
Iewes for few days as the guest
" her mother, Mrs. Marshall.
George Vernon Custin. son of Mrs.
lima Custin had the misfortune on
sunday while playing with another
10Y to break his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Large, of
reading, Pa. were guests OF the |
Kisses Mary and Bette Freed and !
irs. Kate Evans an Thursday and
friday.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
CAPT. THEO. BURTON
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
[cosfinse4 from First Psgel

C01rHnssa Irons FTsS FageJ
widely known agriculturalist. He
was captain of coastwise vessels for
q years which operated between
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
and Wilmington.
For rs years he was engaged in
the mercantile business and for 20
years conducted a canning plant. He
was justice of the peace at Millsboro
for is years.
Captain Burton is able and walks
sprightly down the streets. To one
who does not know his age, he will
give the appearance of being man
around rs years old, because he is
well preserved. He states that he
feels well. and believes by following
a few simple rules Of life he may
reach the century mark. He believes
in going to bed early and getting up
In the early hours of the morning.
Exercises he enjoys and his pipe. He
enjoys plain, wholesome food and re-
Trains from drinking hard liquors
and over indulgence in tobacco. 1t
was not until a few years ago that
he started using tobacco. Now he
enjoys his pipe.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
TO RELEALE 1000 QUAIL
AND PHEASANT In DEL.

tContinned from First Psge1
rabbits will be undertaken later af.
ter the open seasons.
Erection of mo hunting" signs on
the game management refugees In
Kent and Sussex counties has been
completed by the game wardens,
Signs are now being erected on the
nine refugees in New Castle county.
Mr.. Yerger said anyone interested
in having quail and pheasants re-
leased on their property should ap-
ply to him If they live in New Castle
county, or to Chief Game Warden
Foster if they live in Kent or sus-
sex counties.
Before such a release is made the
wardens will inspect the grounds OF
the applicant to see there is ade-
Quate cover.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20

'Fascism is a lie told by bullets" I"
Ernest Hemingway.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
SAFETY FIRST

| Before stripes Of gold braid indi'
Gated the length Of service by train
men you could tell about how long
a man had been on the railroad by
the number OF fingers he had saved
while coupling cars by hand and
! without the aid of safety devices.
The first great industry In Ameri-
ca was farming. The forefathers
MIXED the cows and tended the
horses before sun-up. At the same
ungodly hours the foremothers were
starting their days work, that end
ed with the setting the bread
hours after dark.
The second industry that arrived
had to do with numbering. Forty
years ago lumberjacks worked six
months at stretch with short night.
ly intervals for sleep. In the Spring.
the men went to town, blew on the
lid, blew in their dough, and went
back to camp for another long stretch
The working hours In early times,
were unlimited. Believe 1t or not,
thousands OF people were killed by.
horses and mules In those days. Un-'
protected wheels on threshing ma
chimes and farm implements account
ed for lots of accidents. About the
only old-fashioned way to meet with
an accident is to get struck by light
ming q
How different the above is from
the record of eight General Motors
automobile plants that have just nm I;
ished q seven months competition OF
the "Sioan Award" without lost 4
time accident. They worked total
of 4,517, ,661 hours. The record OF
the entire General Motors Corpora.i
ton in the safety drive Is the best
sustained plant safety record in it's
history. More than 5000 foremen
225.000 employees, were.|
enrolled In the contest staged In 7S]
plants, and 266 forerien received ra-
dio sets while 266 additional fore
men received merit certificates for
their records In reducing accidents
among the men In their charge, elm
ination of industrial hazards. safety
education and good industrial house
keeping. =.
II is almost impossible for the lay
men to realize the methods employed
10 prevent accidents unless he has
gone through an automobile plant.
The mark reached In the safety drive
Is ass accidents per million hours
resulting in only .511 days
ost for each thousand hours worked.
"Fascism is lie told by bullets"
/
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
BLACKwATER SERVICES

A final sequel in the devotional
services at Old Blackwater on Sun
day. August Sth. was the christening
of the twins of Captain and Mrs. G.
II. Anderson. of Aldan, Pa. The
twins were christened by the Rev.
Elliott Field of Dover. and according
to information available this was the
first christening of twins which had
ever taken place in Old Blackwater.
While Captain and Mrs. Anderson
are members of their local church
in Aldan, they preferred to have this
ceremony performed at the Tunnel
reunion and the family were very
happy to be able to witness this un-
usual ceremony in this old historic
church.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
BOARD OF HEALTH
WARS ON DISEASE
TConfinned from First PGge1

tConfinHed from First Psge]
in realizing that syphilis. gonor-
rhea and chancroid are diseases. not
disgraces. have brought these dis
eases to their unfortunate present
day prevalence. medical authorities
believe. The realization. they say
that these are normal diseases of the
flesh. contractable in the same man
ner as other similar diseases. will
serve materially to forward the fight
to bring them OFF of the back street
and exterminate them with good
clean daylight.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20

The past will not come back. SO
improve the PR vent.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
HOUSTON J:

Fl
Our community was very sorry b
learn Of the death OF Mrs. Mar,
McFaul Winner. wife OF DR.. j. M
Winner of 806 IN. Broom street
Wilmington, on Saturday, Angus
14th. after an. illness of two weeks
Mrs. Winner Is survived by her hus
band and the following children
Miss May. McFaul, Miss Katherin,
McFaul, Mrs. Grace Dougherty. Mrs
William Johnson, of Houston; Wal
lace McFaul, of Milford. Before hel
marriage to DR.. Winner In 1924, Mrs
Winner was the widow OF Rev. ID. #
McFaul, former member of the M
Z. Confeneree and was stationed al
Houston for. four years about 80
years ago. The husband and child
rem have the sympathy of the com
munity at large.
Mrs. william Davis. OF Whining
ton, is spending this week with her
parents~ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Biggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Simpson, Mrs.
Randolph Graham. Mrs. Marguerite
Cooper and son, Julius. spent Sunday
at Rehoboth.
Miss Frances Coulbourne is spend
ing a part of her vacation In Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coulbourne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart, OF Mag
nolia. Miss Francis Coulbourne and
Joe Parvis, attended the Delmarva
Camp on Sunday night. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palmer and
daughter, of Talleyville, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hayes and on Sunday they
all went to Rehoboth.
Mrs. Ralph Butler visited Whining
ton on Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Holloway is spending
sometime with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Benjamin Manlove.
Joseph Marvel, of Wilmington, is
home with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Marvel for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Hazel Simpson and daughter
of Pennsylvania, have been visiting
Mrs. Augustus Morgan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Manlove and
Mrs. william Coulbourne attended
the funeral services for Mrs. Winner
in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Manlove and
son. Billy. were the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Manlove on
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Thistlewood.
oil Wilmington, spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. !
Miss Helen E. Yerkes who has been |
spending sometime with her grand
mother. Mrs. William Hendricks re-
turned to her home in Pennsylvania.
Sunday. She was accompanied home /
by her grandmother. Mrs. Hendricks
and her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes and son,
Theodore.
The cannery is busy night and day
packing tomato juice.
Houston and Culver, fruit packers
1i Seaford. are busy packing canta-
oupes on the Anon Armour prop
srty.
Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes and son,
Theodore. and Mrs. William Hen
tricks visited with relatives at El-
endale and Lincoln on Monday.
Robert II. Yerkes was an invited
quest at the National Guard Camp
It Bethany Beach on Governors
Day, III
The past will not come back. SO
mnrOve fhp nrT lpi1t
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
SEVERALSERIOIS
CASES DOCKETEDj
IN KENT COURT
[Confinned from First. Rs9el

handled by the Court during the past
week were Leroy Coverdale. arrest
ed by 0f1cer Sullivan for reckless
driving in Dover. A fine of ten dol
lars and costs were imposed.
ID. Norman Turner. Strafford, Pa,
arrested by Officer O'Neal for fail
Ing to stop at a through highway
intersection, south of Dover, paid a
fine of ten dollars and costs, Il
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
RACE TRACK MISHAP
FATAL TO KENT DRIVER
[ConfinHei from First Psge]

Satterfield was a prominent fig
ure in light harness racing for years
and trained and drove the steppers
back in the days of the old Della
ware State Fair Association at the
Gentlemen's Driving Park, Wawaset
Park, which later became the Wa
waset development.
Driving duels between Satterfeld
and AL Peacock were among the
annual features of the fair. Satter-
fields best known mount in those
days was Joe Boy. PAGER. star OF the
free-for-alls.
In recent years Satterfeld has
made his home at Harrington where
he was an active reinsman at the
Kent and Sussex Fair track.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
AUTOMOBILE WON BY
CHRONICLE EMPLOYEE

Any errors found in the Chronicle
this week will undoubtedly be trace
able to Earle F. Worthington, veter-
an linotype operator of the Milford
Chronicle. who early Thursday NOR
ming was notified that he had won a
Standard Chevrolet Coach at the
Sharptown, Nd. Firemen's Carnival.
Earle is walking on air with just
provocation.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20

Swat the -
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20

Nov would be the ideal time TO
let the Communists take control Of
the country-if only to see how
they'd divide up the 1000 ,000, 300
defIcit. Judge.
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20

Edward--I've had this car for
years and never had q wreck.
Martin You mean you've had
ahis. wreck for years and never had
. car. .sss
Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20

There is one automobile in the
United States for every five persons.
The rest of the world average one
for every 55 persons.