Milford chronicle., 1937-06-18
LEWES

Mr.. Charles Nelson, who has been
confined to his home on State Street
because of illness, is able to be out
again.
Miss Hazel Massey is spending
some time in Philadelphia with her
sister and brOther-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Janney.
Little Millman Prettyman, of Ken
nett Square, Pa, is spending few
weeks here with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prettyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester DickersOn
of Laurel are spending some time
here with Mrs. DickersOn's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Graves at their
residence on Fourth and Mulberry
Streets.
Mr.. Fillmore Clifton spent the
weekend in Harrington, as the guest
of Mr.. II. ]. Randell.
A Thousand foot wharf in the en-
larged and deepened canal at Lewes.
for accommodation of the fishing
trade of Lewes is being considered
by the mayor and commissioners. A
survey for the wharfage facilities
has just been completed by the Lewes
Chamber of Commerce for approval
of town authorities. The survey
recommends the construction of the
docks and the building of club
house for visitors and members of
the Lewes Anglers Association. at Il
total Of $ll.l66. The club house
recommended will have two floors.
the first for rental to marine sup
ply store and the second for meet
ings and other gatherings of anglers.
The survey also advocates the leas-
ing of a site - an oil company ior
the purpose OF supplying fuel 10
the crafts. II is suggested to the
town authorities that the whole prof.
est be planned that it may be en-
larged in the future In addition
to numerous interviews, incidental
TO the general study of the situation,
conducted by the Chamber of COM
merce. specific expressions were Oh
tained from business men, bankers
and professional men of the com
nunity to determine their attitude
Oward having the commissioners
Iuild the wharfage facilities, and all
we're favorable toward the project.
The chamber advises the commits
iOners as follows: Our study has
Indicated no reason why the financ-
ng of the project may not be un-
ertaken Immediately and we recon-
mend that the commissioners of
ewes have their plans drawn and
ids submitted inmediately for the
httf In fNf hn ba rsf
Mrs. Carl Short is confined to her
ONE Oh Fourth Street because OF
lness.
Lieut.. Justus b. NaylOr of the 4
ewes CCC Camp, examiner for the
ed Cross Life Saving Glass, has
lst completed tests at Lewes Beach
mong CCC boys of the six Delaware
lmps and has announced the names
| those who passed successful
.sts as follows: Paul Unfauf, AL
ert Kiblius and Ernest Burke,
Forestry Camp; Steven
iened, Stanley Schultz, Elmer Shira,
Drainage Camp; Paul
ranyon, George Hudak and An
Iony Ruggerio, Lewes camp; John
aracts, Stanley Gawcznski, Leipsic
imp; Charles Saxfield. Timothy
leenan and Burval Jarman, Mag
olia camp; James Cameron. Roy
reker, Andrew Fawcett, Wyoming
mp. Five boys from the Lewes
mp, including two who have
lssed previous life-saving tests,
i've been appointed as beach guards
/ Lewes Beach, to serve through
e courtesy of Company 1924 on reg
ar shifts during the bathing hours.
hey. are Paul Brangan, George Ru-
Tx, Anthony Ruggerio, who just
,mpleted tests, and Carl Newson
I'd Victor Capadonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Brittingham
guests from Philadel-
lia over the weekend.