Milford chronicle., 1937-08-06
MILTON

Three cars and three trucks were
involved in a collision on North I'm
ion street early last Saturday morn
ing. Automobiles driven by Reuben
Roland, of Lewes, Alfred Mitchell of
Milford, and James Carey of near
Milton, colIided as the Mitchell and
I Roland cars, going in opposite direc-
tions, attempted to pass each other.
The Carey car, following after the
Mitchell car, crashed into the wreck
age. In the latter car were Mr.. and
: Mrs. James Carey, and his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Carey, of Cave
Neck. All were injured and taken to
the Milford Emergency Hospital, for
treatment and were later returned
to their home. Mitchell and Roland
were only slightly injured. Soon af-
ter this accident. three trucks, laden
with produce, and driven by Her.
man Street and Charles Wright, of
Millsboro, and Harvey C. Delano, of
Lock Haven, Pa, crashed into each
other as the leading truck driver
jammed on his brakes in order to
keep from crashing into the tangled
mass of cars In the first wreck. Po-
lice arrested the truck drivers on
reckless driving charges. An addi-
tional charge of driving a vehicle
without an operators license was
lodged against Delano. They paid the
fines assessed by Magistrate Haz-
card and continued on their way.
Headed by Harold Benedict. pro-
fessor of Agriculture of the Milton
High. School, twenty-three Future
Farmers of America left by bus for
a tour of the New England States to
inspect agriculture projects In that
section. They will go as far as Ban
gor, Maine, before returning home,
and expect to be gone ten days.
Those making the trip are Harold
Benedict. Earl Argo, Richard Ste
venson, Ralph Stogden, Linden Brit
tingham, David Dutton, Horace
Short, John Perry. Holland Johnson.
Pierce Russell. william Gooner,
Carl Clendaniel, Harry Hudson, Ed
gar Rust. Alfred Dickerson, Albert
Lank, John Hopkins, Robert Nell
vane, James Macklin, Robert Jones, !
Carey and James Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ritcher of
Pittsburgh, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Marvel of
5tockley spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Richards.
Among those attending the pony
penning at Chincoteague last week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lank,
Mrs. Edgar Lank, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
on Graves and daughter. Mrs. Eliza
Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah e. War
ZEN and daughter. Ruth. Miss Loleta
Belts and M. Reynolds.
Mrs. Emily Mas and sister, Miss
Annie Madjarosy are spending this
week with relatives in New York
-ity.
Miss Margaret Black has returned
lome after spending two weeks with
elatives In Manoa, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
hildren, and Clarence Reed spent
and Sunday In Philadel-
hia.
Mrs. Harold Palmer has returned
ro ma visit with her parents at
'enwicks Island.
Captain and Mrs. Andrew J. Da-
idson and granddaughter. OF Will
lington, spent last week with Mr..
nd Mrs. L. L. Mustard and Mr.. and
FRS. James T. Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazard. OF
are visiting his sisters. !
he Misses virgie and Mollie Haz- t
ard. 6
Mrs. Coleman, OF New York, has
sturned home after spending two J
'eeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel I
Miss Catherine Atkins has return s
4 after spending some time at o
cesn City, Md.