Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03

treatment in the Beebe Hospital
at Lewes.
Sergt. Glenn Davis. Howard
Steele and Gordon Ellis. all of
MillsborO, have returned from
Greenland where they have been
stationed with the armed forces
I for the past year. Ellis is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Ellis, at MillsborO. while Davis is
the guest of his aunt. Mrs. John f.
West. near MillsbOro. Steele is
home with his wife and other
relatives for some time.
Ensign James H. Hughes. III,
son of former-U. S. Senator and
Mrs. James H. Hughes of Dover.
has reported to Washington. d. c..
for duty after spending several
months at Miami Beach. Florida.
Mrs. Hughes. the former Miss JOS
ephine NAPLES. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph B. NAPLES. Jr..
will visit her parents at their Re-
hOboth Beach cottage for several
days before joining her husband at
Chevy Chase. Md. where they will
reside for the duration of his new
assignment.
Local And Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ralph Blizzard
have been spending part of the
wee kin Philadelphia.
Miss Barbara Mumford has as
her guest Miss Barbara Shindel. of
Lansford. Pa. Both "Barbaras"
have returned from two weeks in
the Pocono Mountains where they
were counselors at a Girl Scout
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank wilkins
have returned from a visit to Wis
consin where they spent some
time with their son. Frank. Jr.,
who has been stationed with the
armed forces there. The young
man has been transferred to Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie B. Tram
nell. who have been on an extend
ed visit in Baltimore and Ocean
City. Md. have returned to their
home here.
Ralph Swain, assistant cashier
of the Georgetown Trust Company.
had a tonsillectOmy in the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Eli Salisbury and Mrs.
William T. Hobbs spent part of the
week at Rehoboth with former
State Senator and Mrs. Harold W.
T. Purnell, who are cottaging there
for the summer.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Joseph, wife of
Charles r. Joseph. slipped and fell
on Wednesday afternoon of last {
week and fractured her right arm
in three places. Mrs. Joseph was
the linoleum on the kitch-
EN- floor when she lost her footing
and fell with great force. She was
carried to the Milford Memorial
Hospital where the fractures were
reduced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Abbott, '
living near here, are receiving con-
on the birth of a baby l
BOY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Goslee. Jr.
ire the parents of baby girl born q
IN Wednesday.
Mrs. Marian Irvine. of Philadel- j
)hia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
lrew ]. Murray, this town. has ac- +
.epted a position as secretary in f
he office of DR.. Charles r. Cannon. S
hrs. Irvine's husband, Alex Irvine,
ecently entered the Navy. Some o
ears ago Mrs. Irvine served as b
ecretary to DR.. Cannon. a
Harold f. McCabe. son Of Mr.. h
nd Mrs. Russell McCabe, now
tationed with the Manhattan a
Beach Coast Guard, Brooklyn, n. S
Z, has been promoted from ap- s
seaman to seaman second
lass. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson. fl
Upper Dagsboro hundred, are be- g
ng congratulated ON the birth of a
baby girl, while Mr.. and Mrs. Il
,lifford Hudson, of Roxana, are d
he parents of a baby boy who has Ii
een named Gerald. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Eissner
nd son, of Newark, have been n
pending a few days with her par A
nts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, on g
ling street. F
Mrs. j. Perry Graves. North C
iedford street, has accepted po- "
ition as teacher in the Ellendale t.
chool.
Mrs. Ralph Torkelson. of Phila- j
elphia, is visiting her parents. V
Ir. and Mrs. Frank wilkins, East
larket street. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. Calhoun n
re spending several days at j
laughter Beach. T
Mrs. Glenn M. VanValkenburgh W
nd children, who for many months g.
ave been living at Virginia Beach, lie
a., where her husband, DIR. Van m
has been stationed
18th the U. S. Army Medical Corps, W
ill arrive here within a few days M
, spend a month at their. home. sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Burton and
lildren, of Towson, Nd, are guests M
his brother and sister-in-law, d.
Ir. and Mrs. Theodore Burton, Jr. HI
William league of New York of
ity, is spending some time with B
is sister, Mrs. Minnie Green, th
orth King street. m
Mrs. Amanda Sammons, of Phil eT
lelphia, is spending some time 81
ith her sister, Mrs. Amy Kaiser,
ere. w
Mrs. Annie C. Blackstone, who CT
rs been spending some time with or
,latives, has returned to George M
Iwn. in