Milford chronicle., 1941-07-04
GEORGETOWN
Court Proceedings

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With Judge Richard S. Rodne,
on the bench, the regular Jun
term of Superior Court and Cour
of General Sessions opened her
Monday. Bills of indictment wer'
returned against the following
Joseph Camardella, issuing &
worthless check on March 1, fol
S775.77 to defraud william F
Vickers, Baltimore hundred; Chas
w. Anderson, Northwest Fork hun
dred, issuing a worthless check
on March 10, for $19.40 to A. l.
Wheatley of Bridgeville; Leonard
e. Kane, first degree murder at
Seaford on June 21; Harry Jones,
of Georgetown, assault and bat
terry and pointing a bullet rife at
John Henry, Jr., on May 81; Will
liam Passwaters, near Bridgeville,
desertion and non-support of his
14-year-old daughter, Helen, on
May 1; Frederick Timmons, Days
boro hundred, embezzlement as
bailee on January 10 in that he is
alleged to have been converted to
his own use $4,000 belonging to FL
mer Hall; William Starkey, Upper
Dagsboro hundred, larceny on May
IA of a 1899 model Ford coach
from G. Dale Lingo of MilIsboro;
Joseph Alto, Northwest Fork hun
dred, assault and battery on Con-
stable Edgar B. Belts, of Green
wood, on September II, 1899; ].
Edward McIlvaine, Upper Days
boro hundred, assault and battery
on Mrs. Grace Jarrett, teacher of
the Stockley school, on May 20;
Ernest Jones. Cedar Creek hum
dred, selling liquor without a Ii
cense on May 25; James Arthur
Matthews, Seaford, possession on
February 2 of a gallon jug con-
tanning seven pints of whiskey;
Henry Phellam, first-degree muir
der at Laurel on May "a by stab
bing Kernal Macklin to death with
a knife; Walter Allen, near Lewes,
desertion and non-support of his
two children, Winifred and Car
oline, on June 26; James Ora
Spady, Northwest Fork hundred,
manslaughter by an automobile
near Bridgeville on May q.
Otwell Hills
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Irene B. Otwell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Otwell, of
and James H. Hills,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Hills of Greenwood. all of this
section, has been made. The we'd
ding took place at Seaford on June
%, the Rev. Edward E. Coleman,
performing the ceremony.
Barr Leasure
Mrs. Edna Barr, of Parkersburg,
W. Va, daughter of Mrs. Therza
and the late Myron Leasure, of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Charles B.
of Laurel, son of Mrs.
Hattie D. and the late Thomas Rad
ekin, of Belpre, Ohio, took place
last Sunday afternoon, at Laurel,
1T 1 o'clock, the Rev. L. e. Warner
performing the ceremony.
Turkey Crop Expected to Be Good
Indications point to one of the
argest turkey productions this fall
n the history of lower Delaware.
Those who have for the past five
'ears been producing them on a
arge scale are said to be increas-
ng this years fiocks. The output
# birds, according to some of the
eading growers. will be the lar
.est in the history of lower Della
ware. Four growers, it is esti-
mated, will raise nearly 100000
irds.
Many poultrymen who have been ]
xtensively engaged in the broiler
usiness, will devote, it is said, a {
art Of the time to the production l
t turkeys. {
Highway Officer Transferred
Raymond Keelins, who since Au- s
ust, 1889. has been connected with |
tation No. of the State Highway /
olice, near here, has been trans I
erred to Station No. 2, State Road. {
lie will be succeeded by Joseph
onley, now connected with the .
tate Road force. Mr.. Keelins has r
cen considered one of its prom a
lent officers. A
t h e Lord Baltimore Future e
armers of America, students at ]
le LOru BaltlmOre School, have II
cen chosen for the next term, as 7
'llows: President, Elmer Steele; r;
ce-president, Maurice Bunting; A
'cretary, Elmer Murray. q
illVille Firemen Elect E
Officers of the Millville Volun- E
er Fire Company have elected E
ese officers for the ensuing term: A
resident. William Quillen; vice r
'esident, Charles Derrickson, Jr.; o.
cretary, Clifford Temple; treas ia
'er, Clyifford Evans; fire record NJ
:, Leaton Hooker; chief, John Jo
alters; chief engineer, Elisha nc
lillen; supply clerk Leslie NJ
ocker. The company is consid- 20
ed very efficient. 10
lOsen Art Teacher E..
The Georgetown Board of Edu- olt
tion has elected Miss Ann Jane De
oil, teacher of art and social stu liza
ss for the ensuing term in place pr
Miss Eleanor Lindstrom who me