davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
ferms, Asrih's Wlle
MiB Divorce D600e

oCharging crAelty, Mry. AGarg-
cry Moore today was granted Z
decree q divorce from her hus-
band, former Sheriff Percy L.
Moore By Circuit Judge Neil Z.
Reid.
Mrs.. Moore was granted .
property settlement. The couple
YVES married Dec. I, 1897, and
separated Nov. u, 1910.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23

ccnGt eeation from 1e07-10; s1es.
Can6field from 1919 70 1o41:
Rev, Iva from 1o47 - 1864. md
Ret Donald from lea1 = le3o.
Nv. Dunnins Id1a yeseeua
pastor, acted @ chairman. %
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Mystery Hole Not from Bullet

Inspector Edward j. kunoth announced late this afternoon
tot fragments found surrounding mystery hole m eor
window Of New BoItiores deoth we're not Port'ces OF
ieod exploding the theory Of shers deputies thot bullet
had been fired into the Kunoth sold tho the nves9o
the deots Of three young New Baltimore residents was Con-
sidered closed"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23

oNelson smith, Is, Of = Perrin
plece, escaped injury last night
when . bicycle he was riding
collided with m automobile op-
erated By Louis Schroeder, 30ol
Moravian drive. Smith was UNI,
hurt. 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
British Raid Catania

ROME Jan 23tAP}- British pIones have oooin roided
Cotono and onoter poce in Sicily which not identified
the Itoon High Commend reported today without eousns
domoae."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
TT Would Hoist Debt Lflnit
Nazi Bomber Sinks Ship

oBERLN, Jan. 23-lAP)-A lone-ronoe Nozlf bomber
SINK merchant vessel in the Atlantic tZo miles
west Of ireland Yesterday the offeoI oermon News Aoney
DN6. reported today. A.
a single hit by medium bomb coused the vessel to 80
down In about 20 minutes the news agency said
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

3n proflnnliere,L niiiien mir lniere
giirgerpfIihten erfiillen, inoem mir
uniern regierenoen ilno ltellDertreten-
ben Mannern oelltlib nno fraftig 5ll
periteben gebel1, bob Die Negierina
unieres 2anoes nidt nls ettpas Sc,
trenntes iiber ,lns itebt, oaB iie fein
lleberberrentnm boriteIlt, bas pripi-
Ieeierte @ruppen beaiinitiet, ionoern
oab lie oos 3erf5eug oes Bottles,
nniere selpdblte Hegiernng 1T. 8enn
mir oieies Suitrument nidt iit oeno-
fratiider 8eiie eebrancben, miro .es
iib eegen lins ipenoen. Cine benlofra-
.tiIbe Hegierlng beiist MIR bic Rebte
,,no Die Modt, oie oas 8olf iDr eibt.
2incolns Interchangeable ,tno ,,nDer-
geBlib ,bleibenoe Rorte iiber unlere
&eeierung iino geraoe iest poi, auer>
midtieIter 8ebeut,tne: Cine bemo-
frotil6e Regierung lit nibt nur fir
oas- golf, ionoern eriitiert nur bnrd
oas GoH.'' = Or. 5. N.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

oie aub fonfisaiert. @ebe linn, pcnn
er ein Dusenb &iibe iein eieeu nennt.
@r miro oantt als 2itlaf betrahtet,
8. 3. als ein mittelfloiiiger Bauer lno
Die 8eboroen balteu es Damn fiir ibre
Hflidt, ieinen 9efis 10 gu perringern,
oab er ben artniten 2anoarbeitern
eleiditebt. strdubt ct iid ooseeen,
10 tpomoert ct alein ooer nit ieiaer
Ja,niiie nab Sibirien.
aud Dos reliei0ie 2ebem iIt ben
Defreten Der 8eeieruns anteriteltt
nnb bdnst bon Der Niufiir Der ein>
aelnen 8earnteu ab. DbgIeih elm Sc
ies poae relieioie 5reibeit geipdbrt,
10 iiuo bon Den ebenialigen $4,000
Qirden aller Denominationen fonm
100 iibriggeblieben.
lin nidt als ,ltnbeibdftigte" De-
portiert 5u .peroea, niiiien oie @eiit-
liden jeoer Relisionseemeinihaft
(pon oenen MIR cine peridpinoeno
fleine 3abl iibrie iit) regelredte ar-
belt nerribteu. Als arbeiter ober ton
men lie bon ser &egierung nah IT.
eenoeiner arbeitsitelle nerieet wer-
oen, mas BON Der lofaIen 5o,pietbe>
borbe abbanet. Dieielbe lit nur au
lpillig, sic @eleeenbeit 5u benasen,
oer reeiitliben arbeiter" iid au ent=
le6igen.
/ 9ie aufloiung bes 5amilienlebens
lit int sanaen Sotpietreid)e in bollem
Sd'puns, ebenio Der 0ffentlide lln-
terriht, &unit uno 8iiienld)aft. Die
abiidt, Die 17O,00O,000 @uiien in
armut nno Ssnorana 5u balten, lit
oas 9rosromm Ser 5omietreeiernne
uno. miro nit iebem Gage itrifter
burdeefiibrt, ipdbreno man bent aus-
lano bon ser u5reibeit ,lnb ser gro:
iperitat" oes rotten Mrbeiter-u Bara=
oieies" borlii9t. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
81 nnicre Demofratiil6e 5reibeit sefd6rbef?

griioerlibfeit' ipar cine aottloie un0
5iigenoie 5reibeit INTO lieferte ben
8orlpanb 5n ben iligebeuerlibiten
MiBbrai,bc,1. @iepiele llngeredtig-
felt, gerfolgunsen nnb gerbrehen
Iinb ibon i'm Nnnen Der sSreibeit ber-
iibt iporoen! 8ieie Derfebrte, falide
Sreibeit bat oe,u gegeupdrtigen
Jranfreid ben ltntersa,tg bereitet.
8dbreno getpiiiea- llne gottloIe, ielbit-
iiibtige Golitifer iib Inn politiid)e
gorteile itritten, ben,abtiete Ii1 oer
5eino Der geibpddten nationale,t
Gerteibieung.
@ir Amerifaner iiub itoIa auf I'M
Iere Sreibeit. lleber mebr ais ein-
unoeinbalb Sabrbunoert bat bas
Sternenbanner unlere ,lnoerauberli-
6en 8ebte beidirmt.. aber audi nns
orobt bie @efabr oieielben 5,t perlie-
rem. Anltatt in bpiteriiber liebcr-
lbp6nelihfeit uniere foitbare Jreibeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
spittipod, Sen IL. Mars 1871

Sobnmt in Der CT. Mngaitinns.
firbe I'M ct. NorD's goitesnder
our Hnbe gelegt. Das feierlihe
Soba,nt aeIebrierte ibr Sdpager.
8ep. S. g. Sungermon, aifiIiiert
bon einem Neffen, Rep. Ri6ar0
Snngermalt ais 8iafon, nno einenr
Better, Neb. sSrancis 9ungernlnn
als Suboiofon. Die geriiprbene
mar elm eifriees Mitelieo Der ct
Mug,,Itinusgelneinbe, bes GDriitli.
dJen Miitterpereins, bes Dritten Dr.
oe1s bes III. lran5isfus nnb oes
ssrouenbnno. Sic binterldBt ibren
@atten bier sobne:: SEQ S.. Sol.
g., Carl 81. ltno Mlopiius s., nno
atpei g6dter, Nrs. Marie 6. Ero.
fafler ,,no getruoe so. 5uneer.
man; ferner cine 5bmeiter gsiB
Bertha lnb einen Bruber @oipar0
@,meerman. Cine Sobter, Bertha
g., itarb am A. slug. 1924, i'm
Alter bon 22 sSaDrer. Alte, et1rtge
2eierin ,,no Bobltdterin.
Sobn @rel1ner, eeb. am Stem
Mpril 1867 iu 8apern; eeft. am
8. Sea. 1910 int ct. Sobn's SO.
fpital, Eulfa, Sfla. Safer BON
8ep.. Sol. S. @eluer, @ontoap
Springs, 2anl. er binterlabt 8
G;noer uuo Is enfeI. 2efer ieit
40 ssubren.
ec-onar6 Sbretner, eeft. am
23. San. 1941, tpobl porbereitet,
in Altoona, ga.
5 barIes 8uoeI1, eeft. tpebl sor-
bereitet, in Ron1pa, Soabe. Gang.
idbrieer 2efer.
5 sgnatius s. Nrnief, GET. in
Nortpoob, Ohio. Alter 2eIer.
ntbonD .@1od, aeIt. in Beoa.
baoen, g. S., g. .. alter 2efer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
Sobesan3eigen t.

Mrs. Soiepb 6. Sunserma II,
geit. am 81. De5. 1910 IN Bitts=
bureb. ga. Sic NOR Sic Sobter
ser perltorbenen @beleute Srant
,1nb Morp 8rugeeman, eeb. aei=
ling. Sbre gr3iebuns erbielt iie
in oer llriuline Acooemp in Acabia,
So, mo- ibre 9ante, bic Chr Nut>
ter 8oreia, Sberin mar uno per-
ebelihte iib am 12. Oft. 1897 NIT
eSoi. 6. Suneerman. Sic tpnrbe
nad einem feierlihen 9equiem-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
9ie rote eise bom iomjetrm1Q9en
Mrbeiter<, ,Yarabieie"

&ommuniltiibe Yropaeonoaihrif-
ten biiben nuo oriiben iuden Die an>
liht ait perbreiten, oa6 oos 2eben
oer Arbeiterflaile in SotpjetrnBlano
eeraoeau ein ioeoles iei. "es eibt
2e,,te", 10 idreibt Die .2a 2iberte",
in 0reiburs in Der Sdtpei5, voie be-
baupten, oob unter oem @inflnb oer
interuationaleu Ger,pidlungen, Die
Sopjets geiitteter iperoen mno eer
tueltlidcm 3ioiliiation loneiam naber
fommen. 9as ift cine total irriee
aniidt. Deu 8eueis bafiir liefern Die
aller ne,,eiten 9efrete, nah pelhe'
oie Mrbeiter ibre Beihdftiaune niht
,pGblen fonnen, ionoern Der Staot
poll1tdnoia iiber Die arbeiter, ibre
8el6dftienng nod Biufiir perfiieen
fann, obne 8iidiiAt aui alter eoer
@eihlesbt.
Das iiingite Reeierl,nesbefret be-
Itimn,t big in pie fieinlten einaelbei-
ten binein, bab perionlihe Angen,e,<
lenbeit 1,no 8equemlihfeit, ooer @nt-
fernureen fir Die arbeiter feinespess
aeltottet tperoen. Seoer arbeiter m1B
oarauf eefobt iein, irsenomonn, IT.
aenb,po, auf rnabiebbare Da,er be-
i6dftiet 5u iperben. Ct barf nur leinc
sSrou uno oie fleinlten ainoer NIT
nebmen, mabrenb oie oltern &inoer
bleiben miiiien, 100 iie iino, naniid) in
5taotsonitalten. gead einem @esie-
runesbefret pom 10. Sftober 1910
muroe eine Mtlliou- &inoer bon ID
ssabreu ibren @ltern entriilen.
9ieie &inoer tperben unter ~Staots<
oufIidt eelteIlt uno bom 5taot ergo
gen in Sdulen, mo- Tie auf Staats-
foiten Bis a,,m "a. 2ebensjabre per-
bleiben miilien 1no oonn bem Staat
pouis aur Gerfiiglng iteben. Sn 10
sSobren miro ser Sonjetitaat iiber
10 Millionen perfiieen, bic, BON ieoer
5amilienoerbinoung beireit, aae H.
men aneetpielenen Stootslteuen anneb=
men miiiien.
Die Merar=Yolitit gebt barauf bin
aus, sen 8auern bas 2eben 10 nner=
trGelid als moelih 5u seltalten, Dor
ollem ,Iolhen, ipelhe oanad) trabten,
| iib ielbltanoig at MAIDEN. Die
Steucrbiirbe bieler nHariabs" betraet
40 Broaent ibrer @rnte uno Elm Grit
tel ibres giebitanoes. Gin Bauer, oer
MIR cine 9,lb beiitt, m,,b be,n Staat
cine Qnontitdt abliefern, sic ben brit.
ten Sell oes @elpihtes Der &ub aus.
! mabt. Sails ct oas berobI6umt, ipirf
Al
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

Ser bor f,,rsem aus Berlin suriid.
eetebrte amerifaniide &orreipenaent
nno Gabiooniager 8m. 6. Sbirer bat
Ii. a. foIeenoe intereiiante ginselbei.
ten mitseteilt: u6itler lit abloluter
Serr in 9eutiblanb uno bat feline
perlonIi6en 5re,,noe. @orins Cob
beIs, Seb ipasen i'm nidt nit ,,ou"
anaureoen. An 8eliebtbeit bat Sob.
bells beute itarf perloren. :Simn,ler
ldbt Sauienoe bon SSrriinnieen nna
5bmo6linnieen lunbrineen. Dr. 2ep
beriprid)t ben Arbeitern ailes bonn
@imluel berunter. Sdadt uno Strei.
der baben ibre Madt oerlorer; leete.
RET iou in 5inan5fraeen perbaftet fper.
oeu lein. 9ie @enerole Bra1bitib
uno &eitel itno MIR .5prabrsbre SIT.
lers. Der tiibtieite Mtilitdr,nann 1T
General 6ran5 Salber, oen Sitler
aber ribt leioen fann. ginfluBreih
lit @eueral sllfreo Sobl. Sic Gent.
iden elauben obne Ausnabme all ben
Siee, lbon oesbalb, ,peil iie sie Sol.
gen elmer Nieoerlage fiirdten. @nt.
tauid)t iino iie iiber ben bisberigen
Mangel at @rfols iIu &rieee. eegen
England" --...- 49,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12


Die lneeaiigelte, briltale @eipalt. Der
Sotalitariauisnlus, Der in Oieienl
Mueenblid in europa iib Ser golfer
5u ben1d6tigen iudt, biloct obne
3tpeifel cine 8eiabr fir ,lniere SeIno-
fratie, tpenn a,,d nidt in oe,n Sinne,
tpie ee,piile &ricgsbeter tie Dem ante-
ritoniid)en 8olfe au ibiloern iud,en.
&as abcr 81 oieier nnee5iieelten
sudt nad) @etpaltberrld)aft eefiibrt
bot nno nod fiibrt, bas lit bie Ebilo-
icpbie ser unge5iigelten 6reibeit. 3,t
ben @riiroen, tpesboIb be,,te ssationen
benz Eotalitarionismus anbeimiaaen,
sdblt Ii. a. ber Mibbra,ld ibrer Jrei-
belt. Holitiid)e ssreibeit lit, :,pie sic
Greibeit bes menihliden 8illens, ein
eefGbrlihes Yripileg. @s lit ein foit-
bares, aber iebr 3erbreblid)es &C.
idenf, bas ioreialtie nno beltanoia
eeibiikt tperoen mub. @s miro nidt
erbalten bur6 einen lo,lten 9urra=
Eatriotisnuls, lonoern our6 cine flu
ge unS friitige 8eteilieung an ser
&eeierung oes 2anoes. Denn ebenio
,pie ser freie menidlihe Bille nur
burd Selbltoii5iplin seitarft uno er-
balten tueroen fann, 10 fam auh Die
poIitiide nno biireerlihe 5reibeit ni,r
bur6 lebbaites Sntereile on elmer ge-
funoen 8olfsreeierung erbalteu blei=
Ben. @enn Elm oemofratiib regiertes
Bolt politiidc Sonoerintereiien uno
beipotilhe llmtriebe auffommeu ldbt
nnb ieine oolfsueientlihe 8fliht on
Der @ablurne oernadIdiiiet, eibt es
berrid)iiihtieen 4olitifern Die @elce
senbeit, iid bittotoriibe @euolt au
berihafien.,
Sic int IS. nno 10. sssobrbrnbert
eritonbenen 3epublifen, tpie ,nlere
frcie 8epubiif, tp,,rben aus SSreibeits-
Iiebe aeboren. anf geiunoen uno fe-
iten @rnnol1ten auferbaut, idienen
fie fir olIc 5ufiinftigen 3eiten mno
g 'ianiilc eeii6ert 81 iein. aber oiele
foltboren Sitter Der sSreibeit lmo Sc
rehtigfcit ,p,rben nibt eeniieeno per'
itonbcn nnb eclpiiroiet. Talihe Ebi'
loiopbcn iithten ser 8elt por51gau-
feln, bob MIR cine poile, nneeaiigelte
Greibeit ben Meniben eliidlib n,ohen
Tonne. Sober foune t,ln uno freiben,
mos ibm beliebe - obne Hiidlidt
aaf e6ttlibe ,mb menihlide @eiese.
solihe @biloiopben ibrieben 8a',oc
iiber menlhlibe llno poIitild)e 3ehte
nno 1reibeiten, perid5tpieeen ober Die
anr 8etpabr,,ng oicier &edte uno
Sreibeiten nottpenoieen Eflidten.
@dbreno Monorhien 5,,iamnen=
brahen, ,uubten Die Notionen ser
freien 8epublifen Die 6oroer,mgen
nno Hilibten ibrer neuortigen &e=
aierunestpeiie nidt 81, tpiirbieen une
al id)dten. Sic ionnten iid in Der
eolbenen 6reibeit rno iporeu MIR a,f
Die gorsiiee ,tno 8orteile ibrer &e<
eierrngsform beoad)t.
Mis nottpenoi9e 6ol9e trat @leid)=
giiItgfeit nnb Sorglolieteit Elm unb
Die 9emofrotie perlor e1tenteils ibre
8eoeutung. 9emofratie 3 oeu e t
selbitreaierunG Heeierung ourd oas
Bolt ielbit. @iseniiibtiaen, eeipiiien<
Ioien, berrldiiidtieen 5iibrern selans
es, oie 3iieel ber 8eeierung at er-
nrcifct, SeIhifiiihfine nnIiti{d,e @r,it1z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

&inoerg6rtnerin: uBie lit bein SEQ.
TIE, &leiner2''
Ser neue fleine @oit: SD peiB
ni6t." -.
Isle ruff bib oenn Der gater 2" :
sd tueiB nidt.'"'
,,8ie ruff bi1 benu beine Nutter,
tpenn iie Den auden auf ben Giib ee'
Itelt bat?"
Oar nidt. Sd BIN bonn immer
ihon bo.''
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

NOTICE-Johns-M Manville will train
more good statesmen for employment
by JIM Approved Contractors or Com
pany Branches where their experience,
sound judgment and personality can
be put to use. Those selected will re-
ceive salary and limited expenses
during the time they are attending an
intensive two weeks training school
starting October in Philadelphia.
The men who are chosen and success
fully complete the specialized training
will be assigned a specific territory on
the Delmarva Peninsula. Lead-pro-
ducing sales promotion is consistently
carried on by the company to support
the salesman's efforts, and they are
furnished with the most complete
sales equipment available in the in
dustry Please reply by letter at once,
stating telephone number, age, school
ing, business background. including
previous selling experience, present
work. references. If possible enclose
a recent snapshot of yourself. Exper-
ience in building materials not essen
tial Address: Harlan p. Statzell, Jr.,
Johns -Manville-Dept. HI-6, 967 Broad
Street Station Building. Philadelphia, /
PENNSYLVANIA. No interviews granted
except on written application. Appli-
cants will be interviewed as near their
home as convenient. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due form
OF law granted unto the undersign-
ed, on the 5th day of August, A. D.,
1941, and that all persons having
claims against the estate of the
deceased must present the same,
duly attested, to the said Maria
Cadsey Richards and The Lincoln
National Bank of Washington ID.
CO, Executors of the estate of Will
liam Pemberton Richards, deceas-
ed, on or before the 5th day of Au-
gust, 1912, or abide the Act Of As
sembly in such case made and pro-
Vided.
MARIA CAUSEY RICHARDS
H. THE LINCOLN. NATIONAL
BANK of Washington Cd. c.
Address,
7th and d Streets, N. w.
Washington, d. C. sl2-St
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
FRIEND IN NEED

Harriet Elliott of the Office oil
Price Administration and Civilian
Supply, generally known as the
OPACS, was recently elected 10
honorary membership in the Ma
tional Consumer-Retailer Coun-
ell. This organization is made up
of both consumer and merchandls-
ing groups, including chain store
and independent store organlza-
tions, dry goods associations, etc.
Addressing the Council, Miss Ell
lott said that it "has made a real
contribution toward the welfare OF
the consuming public, the sound
ness of retail distribution, and the
possibilities for intelligent COOP
GRAFTON. 1t has, moreover, devel-
oped a machinery which is avail
able to meet situations where CO.
operative action of retailers and
consumers is needed. 1t is con-
tribution which will gain added i'm
portance as we face the increasing
problems which lie ahead"
The progress made in consumer
retailer cooperation has been lit
tie short of amazing. No longer
is it true that the interests OF
buyer and seller are opposed. Both,
basically, have the same interests.
Your typical modern store, wheth-
er it be chain, independent, COOP
or anything else, wants to sell the
best possible goods at the lowest
possible price. And that is pre-
cisely what the consumer wants.
and what the chain pioneered:
Stores in little towns no less
than stores in big cities are doing
this. They are also. individually
or through their associations, OBJ
tanning valuable information and
passing it on to their customers
an activity which is vitality i'm
portant in these days of shortages
and priorities. Your retailer is a
real economic friend in need.
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
SHINE
Bv T. A. Hall. Milford

By T. A. Hall, Milford
In this world of gathering night,
Let your light shine full and bright
Let it shine,
My brother,
Let it shine.
Did Jesus give a light to you?
If He did, what should you do?
But let it shine,
Brother, let it shine,
o, let it shine.
Soon this life we live will close,
1t may be soon for you, who knows!
While you can,
Just be man,
And let it shine.
This world grows darker every
day,
But you've a certain time to stay
In it to shine,
Brother mine,
Do let it shine. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means OF
expressing our heartfelt thanks
to our neighbors and friends for
their many acts of kindness during
the illness and death of our hus-
band and father, Austin Peet, and
to Rev. DR.. Frank Herson and Rev.
N. C. Benson for their words of
sympathy, and to the singers, Mrs.
Ethel Johnson and Mrs: Agnes
Webb.
1t WIFE AND CHILDREN
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by Horace George
King.
NORA o. MARX, Trustee
290 Crescent Street,
s26-3tp Brooklyn, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

NOTICE-We wish to advise our
friends and customers that as of this
date we have sold all our feed. seed
and farm supply interests to the Mill
ford Feed Company, and they have
consolidated their business with ours
and are now operating solely from the
location we have had for the past eight
years on Washington street. We take
this opportunity to thank you. our Gus
toners. for the patronage you have,
given us and we recommend that YOU
patronize the Milford Feed Company
iii your needs and give you prompt
and satisfactory service at all times.
Williams Feed Company. Milford, Del.
IT
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
YOU BREAK AND BEND
WE WELD AND MEND

WE WEEU NND WEIND
0xy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators : Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND COVERDALE
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank. o23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
CARD OF APPRECIATION

Mrs. Charles A. Conner of Mil
ton wishes to acknowledge with
sincere and grateful appreciation
the expressions of sympathy and
kindness shown her in the loss of
her husband. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
PUBLIC SALE!
We will offer in front of The Sussex
Trust Company, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 194l
AT 2 O'CLOCK p. M.
STANDARD Timel

AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
(Standard Time)
All that certain House and Lots
known as the Jos. c. Clendaniel Home-
stead, located on Mill Street, Milton;
others. later occupied by James p.
Jones. 20
TERMS-CASH.
20% paid on day of sale, balance
within 10 days, when Deed VIII be
given clear of all membranes. Pos
session given on or before November
LIST, 194i. Purchaser to pay cost OF
deed. . ,,,,,,,, 90
THE SUSSEX TRUST co.
Agent for the Heirs of
James p. Jones. Deceased.
Geo. w. Simpler, Auctioneer. s26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

THEY SAY if you want some
thing done well, do it yourself.
So in our home towns. people
should do less kicking. and more
taking hold to do things them
selves.
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

All persons are forewarned from
trespassing on w. w. Truitt prem
lses by foot, dog or gun.
s19-2tp W. w. TRUITT Heirs
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-Ladies' used dresses
and coats. Philco radio, refrigerator.
table. bridge and floor lamps. canister
set with bread box. also jam and jelly.
Call before October l. Mrs Robert
Knerr. South Marshall street. Milford.
Del IT
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LOST

LOST-Package. Placed in wrong
car by mistake. Will finder kindly re-
turn same to Thomas Davis store.
Milford, Del. ltp
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NOTICE

] will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by myself.
JOHN w. STOCKLEY,
s12-Stp Harbeson
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-One Delco electric light
plant, 80 volt. $50 watt. Complete with
battery, now in operation and one
quarter horse power motor, 30 volt,
and * horse power and 40 volt gener
ator; miles from Seaford between
Blades and Concord. Home evenings
and Sundays u. Charter. s26-o10-2to
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
NOTICE

NOTICE-Use Economy Plumber to
open sluggish drains. Easy to use too
AND only quarter can. Humes
Hardware, Milford. eow-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-2 F-12 Farmall tractors.
! Farmall tractor on rubber; / set
tractor plows, electric water pumps
with tanks; / Az mower; horse
drawn disc. l G., John Deere disc har-
row; No. 90 INC Combine: several
engines. o. A. Newton & Son Com
pany, Bridgeville. Delaware. s26-St
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-2OO, acre farm. so till-
able land, balance in valuable timber;
ideal location for chicken raising;
white asbestos shingled s room house.
Electricity and telephone service avail
able. Outbuildings in good condition.
2 miles from Harbeson. on Oak Or
chard road Apply Mrs. Frank P. john
son. Box rs, Lewes, Delaware. Tele-
phone SSH. a8-stp
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
PUBLIC SALE!
AT 300 O'CLOCK P. M.
Daylight Saving Time

Daylight Saving Time
TRACT NO. l
Farm in Cedar Creek Hundred
known as the Samuel F. Draper
Homestead. Containing 9S acres of
land, more or less. adjoining Geo.
H. Draper, Hubbard Argo and
others.
TRACT NO. 2
16 Acres of Woodland, located on
the road from NAPLES Mill Pond to
Jefferson Cross Roads, adjoining
John C. NAPLES and others.
TERMS-20 per cent day of sale
and payment in full within 10 days,
when a deed clear of all incum-
brances will be given. Title good
and possession at once on settle
ment.
MINNIE J. DAVIS
MINNIE F. INGRAM
Heirs and Owners
Geo. w. Simpler, Auct. sl9-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-One good female coon
hound, blue tick and red bone; L fe-
male rabbit hound. spotted black and
wliitA; l female blue tick rabbit
hound; / Marlin high powered lever
action repeating rifle; / Mossberg %
caliber bolt action repeating rifle, rye
and vetch, long fodder and sweet pep
pers. Also Cobbler potatoes. J. Marin
COLA, Lincoln. Del. K. F. D., on du
Pont Boulevard 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-Farm, $50 acres, high.
all tillable ground. Very productive
grain farm. Improved by 21a story.
10 room brick dwelling, with new
heating system, outbuildings. chicken
houses and other improvements. Elec-
tricity available. Located on concrete
road from Rice's Corner to Canter-
bury. known as old Bailey farm or late
Russell J. Sipple farm. Apply Mrs
Laura Sipple. Canterbury, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-G -Gladiolas. 25c- and S5c
per dozen bulbs, peony and oriental
poppies, also plenty of plants. Mrs.
Harvey CoveFdale, Milford. Del. s5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE-At Public Sale. The un-
dersigned will sell at public sale on the
Saxton Farm, one mile west of Mag
nolia. Kent County, Delaware, on Mon
M, her entire lot Of stock, chickens,
farming Implements, household furni-
ture, including some antiques. Terms,
cash. s26-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-09-26

MILFORD FIREMENS CARNI-
VAL Sept. 10 to Oct. l, inclusive. 1t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished heated
room. 122 West Second street. Milford.
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