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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28
kevin-SunburSt Field
1910 co,lpIe6ions

Production
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s9cLnght 3 sOck-state No B6 $40
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NO II NE 9T s Wa Is7W rs B Bs 1889
Ons-CIovt NO Sc NE4 SEA S-352W
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Patterson ADD
-Egekng
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9revol
Stnrock Schnndt TbI I7so
k-Schmidt 6 Is Phi i7gs
smith Earth No SW SEA 1875
Silver Oils Ltd TIaskin No
stock So
EIausen c Bhl 1884
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Iexaco-EruLns NO Is NV Bio els
Howling
Lexaco-Brlns No IA NE
9 Bb I5gql
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win Ffelds-U No 2
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anderpas- Ihumm No CSL
anderpaS- Ward NO NE 1923
Welsh zachor No 4 CSL Dry
eey-Shaw No. Is Iseel7
ealey-Shaw No is SW NE3 35-36-2W
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Cut Bank Oil Field


1870 Compilations
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slae Sci sw ass5w ISs BS 8 ASH ASH
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Iexaco Unit Nine No 8 c SO phis 0
iii
Bonnet No.
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exaco-Htnkle No O3 BbI
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NE Bh 2a00
1agner al-TrIba 173 Bb2
uson ALLOTTED III NO OWL Lot Sec 2-S26W 70 Bh
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Active Oil and Gas Fields
nd0wner Location
ABSAROKEE STRUCTURE
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Operator Location Depth
T~AooUnis l 1o-as-lsE Dry ADD ss1
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Utilities No 1e Sc sw, Ne, e M oss
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$:: :; i: !: j ca
BERTHELOTE DOME
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SWs Is on a
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Gas 0Orp-Eyie SEA swa ls-s7-E Location
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s$8: s: E1 s'al'n
BoWDoIN GAS DOME
$#: \: s .; esq: {:
lIont-DakOa Utilities No. 6 SEA SEA as-ss-s2E 100
6 sws sw7 ss-ss2E $4,000 1866
Uts ss NO. NO. a S SwaS NV sssssan
Utilities No. SO Lot Sec sssssE $4,000 Gas 1926
7.ss-ssE
Utilities No G SEA Nwa 5-s2-ssE Gas Sos
sWl sWl s-s2-ssE Location
sw sWs 1855
No sws ls-sN:SE
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OIL 8 Ref-Charles 21-5N-sOE s540 P
Cherry Ridge synd -Habot NV NV sNa l,s5NaOE
CHESTER DISTRICT P
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DEVON FIELD
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5M 705 =
1905 =
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD r
2-7S-2E Add. 1898 T.
EAGLE STRUCTURE II
Coolidge oooudgeForse owl swa Nwa 8-s5-4E Dry Add
EAST BRIDGER
Alex BeatOn NO SEA SEA 2sss-2sE 1925 T
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD y
1859
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
ct a No 10 / Oil 2s7s W
FLAT WILLOW Y
Rowland Brmdage Mink NO SEA Nwa S5-N-25E 7@ *
FRANNIE FIELD
Confines -Prigge l24 Bbl 1852
GENOU STRUCTURE O.
Security Add 2245
Dapels Pet NO SEA SEA ls-is-ssE 4ss HI
231S32E Rig ae
HEATH STRUCTURE pa pa
Ton & Gas No 1 Pa
LEWISTOWN Pr
SWa 14l5ry-lsE 600 EEr
G 1S5lsE Water 1900 So
soushman stngley-Skaggs NO NWa SWa 7-l5N2E 1870 -
LUTHERFOX DOME TTUU
SEA NWa 146Sl8E 400
eyan-r Burgess NO. i Sc swa NWs ss-2N-E Add 1850 Ye
PENDROY
kellogg No Sc NWa NEa s1-2sN-4W Bic
synd.-H NO 17-27N-4w 1160 Ho
Vanensn No NV Nw1 sNa s-sT-5w show oil 1851
odiac-Keiogg No / $3.50
PONDERA OIL FIELD Tar
sH 81 Mo S s F SCI Ne R SEa 7w b R aos Tar
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28
Drilling WellsA-Kevin-Sunburst

Soohoge q iidge-Maley No sW NEa SEA 3l-s6-1
Coolidge & CooldgeStone No 2
Hannah 1 500
High Gravity On-aorne Shelton
Kelvin Land Co-Ieach G
Pacific National
PaErent-Hobcok $50
1 Bbl Ig33
P1abe Engektng
Tevo d O83247 No
Scotland 6cNamer
Stock I4e4
ToeS Drilling Davidson
Twin F1elds-U s. 17ss
Twin Fields thompson NO NV NW4 SEA 2sS5SW
Weicn s-iertm NO 2 81 sWs NWa 2-36-2W
Yealey-Shaw
NeLO Locations -KeUin-Sunburst
Big est-Alen 70 SEA swa s1-s5-lw soo
Hole Bros-Poter NO Ie0l
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CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Z Consolidated Kiesel No CsI NW li-24-6W spudd
Cobb-Farmers State 7-33-5W
Consolidated GasFrary- Tribal 191 SEA Ie325W
Dakota Montana Tribal 1856 No SW Sci
Glacier Productn-State 10 No SW SW3 NWi l6335W
Glacier production NO c NWa SEA 6335W
Glacier Producton-Lookhof c 3
Glacier Production Winkler 2
Hannah Porter-Trtbal No. NV SW3
JefriesExchange No. c SEA 33-35-6W
A. Kaley FIagerty No Sc 15346W
Katley No 3 GEL SW3
Santa RaFee No C SEA SEA 25-34-6W
Steele
Texaco-FTdy No. NE SEA SW4 35-356W
Texaco-Stae MASS NE3 l6325W
-AronoSon No. c NW3 SW3 2356W
Texaco-Lander No l c SEA NE3 2O-35-6W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28
New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Big West-Allen No. GEL SEA SWa 31-35-IW
Hole Bros. Potter NO l c NE8 NEa 23-33-4W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28

Consolidated Gas-Tribal No l c SW4 Sc l0-34-6W
Glacier Production-OBrien No 4 c 81 SW4 32-34-5W
Reagan Tribal 1874 No. GEL SEA NE3 22-37-TW
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-12-28

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Laurel on Co. No / c NW4 Sw4 7-2S-24E
Riverton Oh Co.-Fox No GEL NW3 NEa 14-2N-23E
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Clearance Rugs

IS Reg. Sz3.e5 Genuine Inoid LinoIeum Rugs, exl5,
four poterns oil perfect quoIity y---------- Sl295
10 Reg 81 e.e5 Genuine Gold Seal consoeum Rugs, ox5
feet potterns, perfect quoity ity--------------S5o5
IS Reg s2s5 STANDARD Felt Base Rugs nony patterns,
6x9 #, oil perfect Sl9e
5 Reg. S73.s5 seomIess Administer Rugs, best quoIy
exl2 it.. discontinued potterns- S4950
IS Reg SIo95 Administer HeH Runners. II inches by
9 IT, frinoed, with non-sIip boeks- $7s5
s Reg. $3.50 WInnster Rugs. tone, only
Of kind, ex2 #, each perfect -S4ss5
II Reg S43s5 Texstye Fieze Rugs, oxl2 feet, coors
from which to choose. All perfect ouoty----- S3675
Reg sse KoIor Floor Coverings heavy duty long weorno
snort patterns -69e yord
Reg. S3l so Seamless Administer Rugs, exl2 # SIS
5 Reg S64.5o Royo Wilton Rugs frineed, seomess.
oxl2 feet Oriental patterns ns------------$54 $545o
~ Reg. Sl6.95 orientoI-Type Rugs, imported cotton,
frnqed ends, 6xo feet S1295
The Paias Royal, Rugs Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-25
CIearance! Art
n e e d | ew ork

s Reg. $3.50 Bedspreads.
hond erocheted, lovely pot
terms ------------- $40
4 Reg. $3.50 Atehons. wool.
hond made, beoutifui color
combinations ---Si4.98
S Reg. s4.sS Nursery Quilts.
oppiiqued and embroidered
with nursery characters
sz.o8
Reg. 38e Hanks Of Luster Rug
Yarns, broken color ossoft-
mens, IA ounce size
l9c eoch
Req. i5c Honks, Luster Rug
Yorns, broken color ossort-
ments, 25-ounee size
10c eoch
The Paiois Royal,
Art Neediswork :. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Bedroom Furniture

! Reg. 500 Bedroom Suite with three pieces;
dresser and mirror, chest Of drawers and poster
style bed. Mahogany veneer on eunnwood, $e9
Reg. S49.94 Three-pieee Bedroom Suites,
Colonial style, with dresser and mirror, mans
chest and full size poster bed S37.95
Reg. $99 Three piece Bedroom Suite of new
Santa Vera wood. Dress, chest and bed ---- S7o
! Reg. $3.50 Three-pieee Bedroom Suite of gen.
uine sotinwood. Dresser and mirror, chest and
full size bed S139
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Thursday the Of December will be January
SAVE! HOME NEEDS 81
Mattresses, Beds

3 Reg. sl1s5 Innersprns Mattresses, highly tempered
coils enoosed layers of soft cotton felt Twin and double
sizes Observation-Disclosures S7.s5
Reg Sl395 Innerspns Mattresses, one.piece, silent
steel ooas, non-fodine woven stripe ticking Stondord
sizes 1895
s Reg. SI7.75 Innersprins Mottresses with pre-
built bodes other with lnnerroed edges lndestruotibe
steel coils Stondord ---->'ZsS
Reg Soe5 Poster Beds sturdy hardwood construction
maple, walnut and ohogony finishes Various sizes, $685.
II Reg $I2ss and sl4.s5 Poster Beds genuine mo-
hoeony, walnut and maple sturdy eunnwood
stondord sizes Soe5
5 Reg S7.s5 TO sl2.e5 Simmons MetoI Beds, one Of
kind in voriey Of finishes ond styles. Single szes-S575
Reg. s34.95 Studio couehes comfortable nnersprino
construction. opens to double twin BEDS Sompe S2375
z Reg s34e5 to S44.e5 Studio couehes one with maple
ond metal back rest; the other with two seporoe
nnerspring mattresses with bedh adjustment
Reg. SIo.s5 FoId-Awoy Cots, with cotton pod 80
inches wide compact ond convenient
Reg. S7.s5 Coil Springs, highly tempered "premier"
steel coils studiy reinforced for and comfort, $3.50
Reg. SI6s5 Box Springs, upholstered in heavy, od
ing stripe ticking. Standard .95
Reg $3oe5 Headbood Beds, complete with box spring
and comfortable nnerspng mottress Twin sizes, S2os5
The Palais Royal, Beds and Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-25

300 Poirs Reg. Sl.69 to S2.98
Priscilla and Tailored Curtains
A wide vorey of styles ond - ~
soIq,s, rs. ot ..s sOss5o, soy price which x Xc
portont value. - Por
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Floor Lamps
with Shades

Reg. s898 Student Bridge Lamp,
,soty base S. 80
! Reg. S,osS sfuden. Bridge Lomp.
yop bose - Sc. %
| Reg. $3.50 Student Bridge Lomp.
bfea1e finish --- S4.e8
Reg. s'o9s Ivory SIX Way Lomp
Base .------S S2.e8
! Reg. si2,9S Tofehiere Gaoss Re-.
Hector, ivory finish sS4 80
| Reg. sjo.9s ToTehiere 6tnss Be
fleetor, ivory finish 81 90
/ Reg. s7.9s Terehiere Clos Re-
Hector, ivory finish S2.o8
Reg. ss.ss Tafehiese Gloss Re,
Hector, IVORY fiaish So 30
i Reg. sI2s8 Torehis,e Glass Rs.
/ fleetof, bronze finish SIS so
#I Rsa Ss.eS Totesiete Metal Re-
Hestor, bfonze finish So 80
{ kes. ss.Sa SIS staY Club Lomp
S. 81
I ges. SS,os Bridge Lamp, isoty.
finish NIB:
4 Reg. S2.9S Bridge Lamps xtouaht
non, finished ID ivors
kes. s8.ss Bridge iomp. is.xsy
sxiseh ivory Z .st.yB
l Res. s0sa sssdent's Bridge Laap.
isoY finish 3 ~:
II" Rea slz9s Btsdss Lsnp, siin .way
y, Itsb, iypsY finish S SSl.98
Rss: si2.Ss sssdsHts sorsp ssety
fin;sh sz9S
III P4iass Sya .
i i,arpps {. B { & 4 <<|..
Evening star., 1940-12-25

IS Reg. $2e.e5 to S49.e5 Vonities left from
suites. Large plate mirrors. Wide choice Of
$29.95 to $39.95 Chest Of Drawers left from
bedroom suites Choice of finishes in modern
or | 9th Century styles $19.95
! Reg. Sass Dresser with hanging mirror.
Mahogany finish on gurnwood -------- Sl6.95
] Reg. $54.95 Dresser with large hanging mir
ror Mahogany veneer on eun1wood $2o.o5
! Reg. $37.75 Dresser and Mirror, colonial
style. Mahogany veneer on gun1wood, Sass
Reg. $z4.e5 Solid Maple Vonities with swing-
ing mirrors Large drawers. Golden finish,
SASS
10 Reg. $685. to 1895 Odd Vonity Benches
left from suites. Upholstered seots ----S2.95
Evening star., 1940-12-25
CLEARANCE OF FURNITURE
BUY ON YOUR BUDGET PLAN
Living Room Suites

I Reg. $3.50 Two-peee Suite with wine-ooIor
mohoir upholstery Wood grip arms; wood
frames at base Observation-Disclosures
l Reg. $l49 Two-pieee Suite, French Chippen-
dale style; sofo and comfortable lounge chair,
] Reg. S1le Two-pieee Suite with black top
estry upholstery. Sofa and club chair; Chippen-
dale style -------~ -------- $50
Reg. S99 o-pieee Suite with genuine frieze
uohoIster": vine color Wood grip handles, S79
! Reg. $50 Two-pieee Modern Suite. with SOTO
ond choir; cotton topestry upholstery $50
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Plaques and
p &c t ur e S

IS Reg. 81 Flower P|oques
59c
IA Reg. Si.98 and Sz98 As
sorted Pictures soc
8 Reg. 1923 Assorted Pic
lures 81
II Reg. 81 Assorted Pictures
25c
The Paiais Royal,
Art Pictures Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Curtain Clearance

zoo Poirs Regular $3.98 Royon and Cotton
Domosk Droperes, full 100 inches wide each
poir and 234 yards long, in blue, green, rust,
egesheII or rose observation-disclosures $3.50 poir
$50 Poirs Regular CSC to $l.29 Curtoins, Pris-
ella tailored and bathroom styles----48c poir
100 Pairs Regular s1.2s to S4.s5 curtoins, in
various odd lots, one or two of q kind,
Half Price
$50 Yards Regular e9e to 81 Yard sIipeover
Materials ------------- 37e yord
IS Pairs Regular $3.50 Dreperies, royon and
cotton donosk in brown onIy----$ 81 so poir
Evening star., 1940-12-25

Regular Sl9.e5 to S39.95 Assorted Wood
Beds in Maple, Wo4nut, Mahogany fin
ishes on eumwood Full or twin sizes,
1926
Evening star., 1940-12-25
IS Regular S3995 to S49.95
Large Lounge Chairs
All ore we'll mode with
of styles, eoors ond up
holstey

Reg. S5.95 Solid Maple End TobIes and Lamp
Tobles. Eory American style --$3.95
5 Reg. S2.e5 Metal Folding Cord TobIes; floor
samples - .------ - ST
6 Reg. $l.4e to $1.95 Metal Folding choirs,
sold as is -----~. - 89e
4 Reg. Sl7e5 to S19.e5 Mirrors, ceor plate
oiIt finish frames ---- ~.$e.e
I Reg. $I3e Nine piece Solid Mahogany Din
ing Room Suite with buffet, china, oval table,
arm chair and side chairs -----------$8o
10 Reg. $7.o5 Side Choirs, choice Of finishes.
For dining room or desk use e-----------S3.e5
6 Reg. $79 to 500 Sofas in Colonial and modern
Styles Cotton tapestry and ootton-ond-wool
frieze covers ------------------
Evening star., 1940-12-25

20 Pairs Reg. $3.50 Double Window curtoins,
100 inches wide each side. 21A yards long,
Sl.79 poir
200 Reg. ST to s2.sS Poirs Lace curtoin som-
pies, manufacturers samples, 3o to 54 inches
long, Beautiful fobrcs, ideo for small win
dows -15e each
Is Pairs Reg. S2e5 curtoins, fine royon mar
qusette ------.---------- poir
l Pairs Reg. ST to ST. .95 Odd Strips Of curtons
in all styles and coIors- strip
The Paais Royai Curtains Second Floor
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08
GREENWOOD


Laurence Wiley of Dover spenI
/ the weekend here.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Cheston McCor3Rieh
/ entertained TO dinner last Thurstlhy
Mrs. Laurence Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson Of
Wilmington, spent the weekend with
Mrs. JOhnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Lord.
Townsend r.. Rust, Jr.. Of Viii
mington, spent Saturday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Jarrett Of Milford
spent Sunday, in town with. relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Portel. Of Mil
ford spent the weekend in town
with relatives.
Keith Maenamaie spent the week
end in Dover.
Nelson Cohee spent the weekend
in Dover.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Porter had
as guests last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Roberts of SeafOrd
Mr. and Mrs. ChestoR Mccormick
spent the weekend in Wilmington
with Mr.. McCOTmick's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Miller of Sea-
ford spent Sunday with their sis
ter and brOther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Warwick.
Val Miller who has been attending
Bible School in Lancaster, Pa, re-
turned home ON Saturday.
Henry Trultt, and Harry Mariner
spent Sunday in Salisbury.
Mrs. Mary Miller spent last week
in Seaford with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mira Galen Mill
el.
The monthly meeting OF the St.
JOhnstown Aid will meet on Thurs
day evening, March II. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tatnian. A
good attendance is desired
John Adams, age Sc years. died
az o'clock Friday evening of last
week. Funeral services we're held at
the Methodist Church on Sunday at
1870 p. m. Interment at st. Johns
towns cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08
CANNON

Chas. Trivitts. whO has been
spending a week in Wilmington. has
returned home.
Miss Helen Workman is visiting
friends i'm ChestertOWn, Md.
James WOOtten and family of Del
mar and MIR. and Mrs. William Mes
sick of Seaford visited Mrs. Verda
WOOtten Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Salisbury
visited her cousin, Mrs. Charles
Trivitts and family on Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Trivitts of Whining
ton also spent the day with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trivitts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon visited
Mrs. Dorsey Whitney and family, in
Bridgeville. Sunday afternoon.
Del WOOtten, who has been stay
ing with his niece, Mrs. Russell
Kitchens. has been sick for some
time, died at his home Sunday eve
ming. Funeral at Cannon Church
Wednesday afternoon. He was 81
years of age.
Chester. Truitt. who has been sick
for several weeks, died at his home
Monday. Funeral services were held
at Cannon Church Thursday at 1880
p. NJ.
Sunday School at 10 A. NJ. Preach
ing service at 1880 P. NJ. March 10.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08
SEAFORD

I At well attended meeting of the
local nursery school committee, ten.
-tative' plans were prepared for the
/ coming year. Mrs. w. Fred Burton
was chairman. The committee is
composed of members of local civic
Organizations which have given sup
! port 10 the school since it started
three years ago. Mrs. Rebecca Bar
clay, director of the WOmen's and
Professional Division of the WPA,
spoke on what a nursery school is,
its benefits to children who are eligi-
BILE, and the type of workers re-
quired.
The Chamber of Commerce ban
quet will be held in the dining room
of the Sussex Hotel this Thursday
night, with Gerrish Gassaway, execu-
tive secretary of the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce, as the guest
speaker. A drive to increase mem
bership and renewed activity will be
inaugurated by the chamber at the
9hair. Officials will also. be elected
Philip HeathcOte-Guild, craftsman
employed for several months at the
AQCetl NOWu BAAAGCf HdS leuuGIGu HIS
resignation and will accept a similar
position with E. S. Adkins Company,
Of Salisbury and SeafOrd.
Funeral services were held last
Wednesday from st. Luke's p. E,
Church for Mrs. Bessie Wilson
Smoot. wife of Irving F. Smoot. The
Rev. Robert r. Gibson, of Hillcrest,
formerly of this town, officiated. The
class of Miss Ann SmoOt, daughter
Of Mrs. Smoot, was dismissed from
the high school and attended the
services in a body. Pallbearers were
fOrmer-State Senator J.. Roy Cannon.
Vaughan A. Hastings. Virgil Isaacs,
Jacob H. Moore. Harry A. Phillips
and William B. Huston.
Funeral services were held Mon
day of last week from the Watson
funeral parlorc. DR.. William Rosenau
OF Baltimore. officiating. for Ernest
A. Simon. 81 years old, former vice
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08
"CONE WITH THE WIND" AT
REESE THEATRF MARCH Is

Never in its history ha3 the Reese
Theatre, located at Harrington, had
such a deluge Of requests for reser-
we'd seat tickets for the evening per-
foI9nances of Gone With the Wind. "
This marvellous picture is scheduled
for presentation at this popular low
er Delaware theatre the entire week
OF March is. Three shows daily,
starting at ten o'clock in the morn
ing, is the set time and routine, thus
giving everyone the privilege of see
ing complete show any time from
ten o'clock in the morning until two
in the afternoon.
Every effort is being put forth to
make the Reese Theatre presenta-
tiOn the ultra sensation of the shore,
and, combined with marvellous pro-
lection, and already having the lar
gest and latest sound system in Del
aware or Maryland, theatre fans ma
turally can expect the deluxe show
ing of the worlds greatest motion
picture.
Much has been heard about tho
new Metro-G GOldwyn-M Mayer hit, Il
Take This Woman" starring Spencer
Tracy and Hedy LAMAR. the at
traction scheduled for first presen-
tation at the Reese Theatre. Monday
and Tuesday. March II and 12. Ac-
cOrding to the leading newspapers
of the country. film fans are going to
see an entirely new Spencer Tracy.
With the glamorous Hedy LAMAR
cO-starred, Il Take This Woman"
makes a bid for the rank of the most
unusual and important photoplay yet
released by Metro on what is classed
as the regular releasing schedule.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08

president of the State Board of Edu-
cation aud secretary Oi
Greenabaum Brothers, canners, who
died in tie Union Memorial Hospital
I Baltimore. He had been i'll for some
time. For years the betterment OF
the community and educational ia
cilities. both in Seaferd and through
out the state. was one Of his hobbies.
and he was largely instrumental in
securing The construction Of this
towns modern school building. He
served for a number of terms ON the
SeafOrd Board OF Education and was
it's president for several years. He
had been appointed to the state
hoard by fOrmer-GOvernOr c. Doug
las Buck. Mr. Simon was native
of Gaffney. S. C., and came to Sea-
ford in 1912. He became associated
with Greenabaum Brothers. one Of
the oldest canning firms on the pen
insula, having been organized in 1887
by the late Emanuel Greenabaum
and his brOther-in-law. the late
Charles VanLeer. The cannery was
operated continuously by members
of the family until last year when
the plant was leased to E. Pritchard,
Inc, BridgetOn, N. J. Mr.. Simon is
survived by his wife, the former
Hattie Greenabaum, of Seaford; two
sons, Stanley z. and Charles Simon.
Seaford; one brother and two sis
ters. Leon Simon. Mrs. Jacob Schra-
meek. and Mrs. Allen Cohen. all of
Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Winder of West
Seaford, are spending several weeks
yacatiOning in Miami Beach. Fla.
SeafOrd's growth was explained by
Town Clerk Joseph McSweeney, at
public meeting last Thursday night
at the local high school.
Milford chronicle., 1940-03-08
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs John Lloyd has been coRfined
to her bed during the past week,
suffering with neuralgia and la
grippe. -,
Mrs. F. H. zOtt was a victim of Ia
grippe last week
Mrs. A. T. White and daughter,
Charlotte. called on Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Elwell on Friday morning.
Mrs. George zOtt shOpped in Bal
timOTe last week. s
=, NJ E. Russell is quite ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Elwell spent
Monday and Tuesday Of this week in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Edgell and MIR.
and Mrs. Neil Edgcll called on rela-
tives in Middleford on Sunday after
noon.
A taxable ditch meeting was held
last Saturday afternoon at the home
Of S. F. Collision. Mr.. Collision was
named collector.
nnD'f fOrpaf the hirdas DIeasal