Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-09-23
GEORGETOWN
Letters on Estates

ActtcEo On EtAtcS
Register of Wills ]. Linden Barr
has granted letters on the following
estates in Sussex County: Mrs. Ber-
tina B. Conoway Of Seaford to her
son, Edward N. conoway; Charles
E. Marshall, Lewes and Rehoboth
District to Henry P. Marshall, Jr.,
of Lewes, executor; James P. Hous-
ton, Nanticoke District, to his widow,
Mrs. Nancy p. Houston of near Geor-
getown, Administrative; John G. AL
len, Northwest Fork District to Mac
Allen of Bridgeville; John W. Muir
ray, Baltimore District to Mrs. Lille
M. Murray of near Selbyville; Mrs.
LaVenia A. Vickers, Little Creek Dis
trict to Harry E. Vickers and the
Sussex Trust Co., of Laurel, admins
traitors; Jerome C. Phillips, Lewes
and Rehoboth District to Walter C.
Phillips of near Lewes, executor;
Mrs. Carrie L. Hood, Broadkiln Dis
trict to Howard A. Hood of Milton,
executor; Philip E. Jones, Nanticoke
District to Mrs. Ida e. Jones, admin
istratrix; Barley T. McAllister, Nam
ticoke District to Dennard McAllis- |
ter, of near Seaford, executor; Mrs |
Catherine r. Harris, of Seaford Dis |
trict to Martin N. Willie, of SeafOrd, |
administrator; Mrs. Dollie E. Phil |
lips, Broad Creek District to Reuben
H. Phillips of near fredericksburg,
Md; William S. Stewart, Seaford
District to James T. Stewart of Sea-
ford, administrator; Horace F. Har-
mon, Baltimore District, to Mrs. Del
phine H. Harmon of near Selbyville.
executrix, Norman L. Hayman, Little
Creek District to Mrs. Lille B. Hay
man of Delmar, executrix.
Delbert j. Isaaes Dead
Delbert Joseph Isaacs, aged 26, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Niles NJ. Isaacs, living
on the dupont Highway, one mile
from here, died late Sunday night,
following an illness of many months,
of a complication of diseases. Mr..
Isaacs was widely known through
out lower Delaware during 1929
29 for his activities in high school
sports. He was a star baseball, foot
ball and basketball player and for I
three years was one of the Outstand- :
ing players in all three sports among
high school students in Sussex Co.
Funeral services were held from his I
late home on Wednesday afternoon, /
at 200 o'clock, in charge of the Rev.
Omar E. Jones, pastor of Wesley NJ.
E. Church. Interment was made in
Union Cemetery here. Besides his !
parents, he is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Sanford Carr, of Wilmington
and one brother, Martin, at home. (
Fined $500 .
Oririlla A. Jolley, of Hurlock, Md,
arrested Monday by Highway Officer /
C. c. Seitz, charged with inadequate !
brakes ON his truck, was fined $500
and costs by Magistrate w. Frank {
Sharp, this city. He was released 6
upon payment.
Broke His Parole
Larry Hicks, of Milford, who on
April 4th, this year, pleaded guilty in
the Court of General Sessions to
crashing a window in the jewelry
store of Samuel c. Evans, in Milford
and was paroled for one year to Jas. I
NJ. Tunnel, Jr., is back in prison I
having been arrested by State Detec- r
tive wilkins for breaking his parole. e
Next month, no doubt he will be d
brought before the court and senten- +
ced on the original charge. n
Arrested Twice for Same Offense h
Richard Brown, of Glendale. ar n
rested on Monday by Officer Clarence y
Z. Lynch on a charge of driving a y
,ar without a license and committed y,
o the Sussex County Jail for thirty u
lays, in default of fine of $1,000 and q
Osts.' by Magistrate W. Frank Sharp,
aid the fine yesterday and was re- IL
eased Within a short time after re
eaving the prison. he was arrested al
gain by Officer Harry C. Shew for te
he same offense. Magistrate Sharp ri
ent Inn back to prison for thirty te
avs upon failure to pay a fine of NJ
5000 and costs. Brown will likely n,
erve the sentence. ~