Milford chronicle., 1941-01-31
FREDERICA

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quite sick for the past week.
Rev. e. S. Gault was i'll all las
week with grippe at the home Of hi'
parents at Berlin, Md. He recovered
sufficiently TO occupy his pulpit las
Sunday.
Other persons who are among the
sufferers of this grippe epidemic arc
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin II. Belts
Mrs. MOllic Van SAINT. Mrs, Charles
Mitten. Clara Fisher. Edna Nine Fish
er, Mrs. Raymond Wilson and mum
bcr of school children.
Mrs. N. G.. Benson of Houston spent
Monday with Mrs. Hettio Palmer.
Roy Briggs who Is employed in
wilmington, stepped OH a nail maxi
ing slight puncture. Although an
titoxin was administered at. once he
became i'll later and his employers
sent him to hospital for further
treatment.
Kathleen Jester entertained her
relatives last Friday evening in hon
Or of her seventh birthday. She was
tlie recipient Of two birthday cakes
from her grandnothers, Jester and
Hsldeman.
Mr.. and Airs. Harold Clendanicl
who have been occupying tho Huvey
Apartment, moved to BridgeYillc last
Tuesday. s
David NJ. Green aud John Il. RUg-
era, Jr., attended the Dover School
OF Religion at the Peoples COngre-
gational Church last Monday eve
ming. Mr.. Green substituted for Rev.
e. S. Gault at the chapel service,
owing to the minister's Illness.
Our town was shocked on Thurs
day morning to hear Of the death OF
Orland Alexander. Mr.. Alexander
was in his usual state Of health the
night before and had attended an
entertainment at the fireh0use. He
was last seen by friends on his way
home at a late hour. His body was
discovered in a driveway siext NOR
iling about half block beyond his |
home on David street. He had ap-
parently been dead for hours. Mr.. :
Alexander was a retired farmer and
had resided here for a number of
years. He had pleasant, genial dis
position and everyone liked him.
Funeral services were largely at
tended on Saturday at the Rogers
Funeral Home. 1nterment was made
at Barratt's Chapel cemetery.
The deceased was G5 years of age
and is survived by his wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Grier Emory of
Berwin, Pa, and Mrs. Liyy Clark
Rogers of Georgetown.
Mrs. S. X. Belts has gone TO Will
nington to spend the winter months [
With her daughters, Mrs. Alice Wix
md Miss ClaramOnd Belts.
A large number of our citizens
Ittended the Inauguration Of Cover
lor w. w. Bacon and also the ball
ii the evening and report very fine
ime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Booze and
hildren of Milford moved to Fred a
rica last week and are occupying
he property of Mrs. Webb on st. r
Ignes street. Mr.. Booze is In the o
business. II
There was a very creditable en-
ollment at the Frederick School for
be First Aid Course, taught by II
rankin T. Holt OF Wilmington last n
Ionday night. o
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Sanders Of B
orristown, Pa, we're weekend e'
uests of Mr.. and Mrs Homer Hop Al
ms "
Mrs. Eleanor Mick, the sixth grade to
acher is i'll with grippe at this dt
riting. Mrs. Helen Conrad OF Do 81
II substituted for her. al
Mrs. Jessie ID. WalstrOm has re- H
rned from Washington and has of
zen confined to the house with th
'ippe since her return to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jewell spent ST
lnday with relatives at Phoenix it'
lie, Pa. ou
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, Cor gr
IN and Russell Davis attended to
ir at Harrisburg, Pa, last week. co
Roland Pittard who is employed wa
Bridgeport, N. j., spent several an
VS. with his family here last week. wa
and Mrs. j. D. Hendricks pil
tertained informally at cards on pill
turday evening. Enough friends BIZ
opped in to call to fill several Ia II
IS, and a pleasant evening result Of
The movie Death Rides the to
nge," starring Ken Maynard and 4
horse Tarzan will be shown in thi
school auditorium on Tuesday pie
ming, February 4, at 1880 o'clock. loy