Milford chronicle., 1945-08-17
MILTON

Milton s police lOICc. Hat an Pu'
of town man is being sought, one
who has had experience in law en-
iOrcement in d Maryland city.
There have been considerable dis
turbance in Milton by local row
dies and transients that Council
has finally taken cogniZancc Of the
matter and will do something
about it. A few Jail terms will have
d salutatory effect upon the Situa-
ton, fines mean absolutely nothing
to well lined pockets.
The following real estate deals
have taken place here in the past
few days: Paris Thomas has sold
his property on BehrinGer Avenue
to Everett Calhoun. MIR. Calhoun
has sold to Carlton Draper the
Burrous property on Chestnut st.
Earl Savage has purchased the
NAPLES property on Broad street
now occupied by John ID. Wright
and will move there soon Clar-
ence Reed has purchased of Mrs.
Margaret NAPLES the property on
Broad street known as the Joshua
FrettYman property" Mr. Reed.
who is in the armed services. has
resided in this property for some
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed and chill
dren are spending this week in the
Fenucl cottage at Broadkill Beach.
Among the COttaecrs at Broad
Kill Beach are Mrs. Doris Ritter
and Mrs. Mary Hughes in the j. II.
Walls property.
Mrs. Harry Schmicrer has moved
from Rehoboth where she has been
residing this summer. to the FIFTH
an house on Mulberry street. MIR.
Schmiercr is in the armed services.
Don Cridcr. a liberated German
prisoner, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Vincent near town. Don is the
son of Reverend and Mrs. Cridcr,
former pastor of Milton Pilgrim
Holiness Church. He is Il graduate
of Milton High School.
Miss MOllic Hazard has return
ed from a visit with her brother,
Robert Hazard and family dt
Drexil Hill, Pennsylvania
Lieutenant Snyder. of the L. :.
Army. is spending slime time with
his wife. Mrs. Dorothy Postlcs
Snyder. near town.
Master Jimmie Hale. of Norfolk.
Virginia is spending a few weeks
with Master Lester Radkc.
Donald Clendanicl. of the L. $.
Navy. spent Il few days last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Clcndaniel
The Misses Vera Clittel and
Betty Donovan of Slaughter Neck.
spent the week end with Miss Mar
tina Clendanicl. They spent Sunday
afternoon in RehohOth.
Mrs Courtland Ncascy and chill
dren of Harbeson spent Monday
with her mother. Mrs. Emma Ma
son
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lofland and
son. Jimmie. spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Dorman at Coolspring.
The Misses Wanda. Emily and
Martha Clendaniel were the guests
this week of their aunt, Mrs Zelda
Wolfe. in Springfield. Pcnnsylva-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs Postles of West
Chester. Pennsylvania returned
home ON Wednesday after spending
Il week with Mr.. and Mrs. Goor9C
Postles and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs +. VI. Scott and
children spent Sunday at Ocean
city. Maryland.
Mrs GOldie Owens is i'll at the
nome of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Draper
Mrs. William Green of Philad"l
phia is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Decker.
Private Harry Thomas of Mass
spent the week end with his wife
and parents. in Milton.
Mrs. Laura Calhoun is reported
i'll at her home ON Chestnut St.
Mrs. Richard Draper and Mrs
David w Dutton. .Ir, were RehO
both visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph D0Ster arr
occupying their cottage at Broad
Kill Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith and Dr
and Mrs. Roger Thomas of vii
nlnStt1 are SIltuulHS iilS Nt'N Il
their cottage at Broadkill Reach.
Mrs. Anthony Mannin@. of Yves
Point. is spending some time Wit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Wilson
Mrs. Ernest Truitt and ChildreI
of Wilmington are spending som
time with her grandparents. Nh
and Mrs. William r. wilkins d
BrOadkill.
Mr. aud Mrs. Orville Bannin@. {
BridGcville were dinner Gue8t
with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles l.. Jackson on Sunda!
They spent the afternoon at Rcht
both Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carey {
Philadelphia are spending SON
time at the Carey Homestead a
Union Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Isaac
have moved from the King prOpC
ty on Union Street to the Isaac
Orchard Farms, east of Milton. NJ
and Mrs. Roy Lynch, former occl
pants of this property, are makir
their home with their sOn-in-la
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Waite
DiCkersOn. near HarbeSOn. NJ
Lynch will build a home on IA
of the DickcrsOn farm and cnGa;
in the raising of brOilerS.
William Donovan. who receive
severe injury to his hand viii
at work repairing the roadw;
near the bridge on Friday of la
week. was taken to Beebc HOspit;
LcwcS for treatment He is nc
home much improved.
The false report of Japans su
render. coming over the radio