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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

The Tact the potent Red Wings
were playing standup hockey and
not body checking their more
youthful foes last night.
Even with goalie Harry Lumley
in the nets for the Red Wings in
the first period, the Wolverines
twice were in front, although
their longest advantage was for 80
seconds.
Although the Wings used some
players from their Omaha farm
club and others who did not see
action in the National Hockey
League opener against Boston,
their regulars won the\game. sgd
Howe, Carl Llscombe. Earl Sci
bert and other Standbys contub-
uted the winning margin with
nine goals.
Michigan countered with an ef-
fective unit that scored four goals.
This was the line centered by
l7-year-old Walter Grant of Eve
lcth. Mimi. with Neil Seeley. An
lS-year-old Eveleth youth on
right wing and Walter Gacek Of
Winnipeg on the left flank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
By Jimmy Halo SPORTS
SprinsCamp.
Set for Tisess
Wish Eean Settles
Lakeland Housing
BY LEO MACDONELL

Wish Egan. Tigers chief scout,
was back here today from Lake.
land, Fla, where he completed ar.
rangements for housing Steve
.O'Neilrs 1916 players in spring
training.
With more than 20 candidates
expected 10 report, the squad will
be quartered in two instead of one
hotel.
Arrangements were also made
for an extra diamond adjoining
the Tigers regular training park.
Already the Lakeland Chamber OF
Commerce has started work of
putting the grounds in shape. II
will be the Tigers first visit to
the Florida city since before the
war.
Besides the Tigers. IL other
major league clubs will train in
Florida next spring.
ALREADY Florida IL jammed
with people from the North"
Egan reported, "and there
won't be room for thousands
who later head for the Southern
winter resorts.
The Tigers have already been
forced to refuse bids for exhibi-
tion games in Fort LauderdaIe
and Miami because of predicted
lack of hotel accommodations"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

coaches were amazed by the fancy
tackles turned in by the dark
complexioned young man with the
sideburns.
"BOy, he can tackle" en-
thused Eddie Barbour, one Of
Baer's assistants who knows a
football player when he sees
one.
That he can d o." Baer
agreed
Came the revelation
BID AIR FORCE STAR
a discharge from the army air
corps, in which as an aerial gun
ner. he flew Is missions in the
European theater. Graziotti on his
return 10 this country last fall,
was based at Chatham Field, Sa-
va1inah, Ga, where he starred at
football for the Third Air Force
team. He played in such company
as Trlppi, the Georgia luminary,
Kennedy Of Washington State and
other outstanding gridderS.
Edged out by the Second Air
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
WAS PREP HERO

Graziotti was given his release
from the air corps less than two
weeks ago. Before the war he
was an all-around star high school
athlete in Altoona and SaXton,
Pa. He was chosen on the all
Western Pennsylvania prep team
and had received several tenta-
tive "offers" from colleges before
his schooling was interrupted by
the war
Whether or not Graziotti will
be physically ft TO play against
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
The eNation' S
Gridirons:

4 battle OF passes is In prospect
for Navy-Notre Dame game with
Bob Hoernschemeyer challenging
Frank Dancewicz of Irish. Middle
Coach Oscar Hagberg says We'll
pass more frequently, with many
variations in offensive play" Navy
has shown tendency to tumble
on ground plays.
Leading scorer and fullback
Lou Kusserow is lost to Column
bia and in hospital for treat
ment of stomach obstruction,
but there's possibility the lad
who has scored 10 tuuchdowns
may play against Cornell Sat-
urday.
The Cleveland Rams announced
today the addition of Bob Shaw
former Ohio State All-America
end. to the squad.
Tommy Gates of Minnesota
holds the Big Ten rushing lead
with an average of rs yards
Dick Conners is second with IL
PurdueS Bill Garfield tops
scorers with sc Jack Weisen-
burger of L. NJ second in punt
ing behind Rex John of Wisconsin
. Purdue'S DeMoSS leads pass
ers with Z out Of II good.
NOtre Dame had all kinds of
trouble playing against Navy
passes tried by freshman Frank
Tripucka in yesterdays work
out.
At Big Ten camps Wisconsin
lost Ray Mails and Hank Fricke
end and guard. IN Navy transfer
/. Purdue drills against r for
Pittsburgh Doc Daugherty
good pasScr, moved To left half IN
Ohio State backield after his
work against Gophers -.
Coach Bernie Bierman Il
working on his reserve backs
emphasizing speed on quick
opening plays with Bob Casper,
Dick Lawrence, Pat Rooney and
Bud GuiIickSOn for Saturdays
u. NJ. game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
fiaht Results

BUFFALO y N--Jimmt DuyH l4s tn
Eurfuu
\. JFReEY CITY - Joe Clrci9. 1851.
Nessrk. n j.. outpcintec Sal Richie ORO.
Brrusivu f9
NEW YORK fBraAdWsy Arena Morris
Reif 1aq Nss Nufk uGcfec ou' Johnny
PiHsIfi lAT New NOrE Pan Arena
-raxie BerFst tS2 MUU' 3d. outgoluted
patsy ~nafsrr 1af Ne hDtt. ~
NkHTFDRD- Conn --Wifls RF $50 Ouf.
Voinied Psune Jackson, las Hsadins ps
WHITE PLANS n Y-Lnus r.u.s. "a
Nfw Orfsrr 0u'p Iuteo Auoy FsisUH. $50
SAIFN Mass Pat Densfs 1aa BrI.E
fan Maf. NutuCintsd psCsI 80 FIfIe Ass.
FsI River Mssf. tl0I
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Pep Returns, Wins

HARTFORD, Conn. oct. 81
CUP) 49, Willie Pep, worlds
featherweight champion, returned
to the ring after eight months in
the army TO win an easy eight
round decision last night over
Paulie Jackson
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

the pow e r I u !
NJ a rq u e { { G
eleven at Mil
waukee Satur-
day, the former
z u n er will
probably make
the trip.
1T just goes
10 show what
an elaborate
scouting sys-
tenn W i'll do
for a school,"
Lloyd Brazil,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Ty Cobb's Rich Golfer Now

lot Of years faded into that thing called memory
lane. T Cobb golfer and with paunch where he once
had punch clipping his CocaCoa coupons somewhere in
California.
nots Crotiot hotel Hes sS
srIinR Uery broadly and parking lot
Aberther, died five years ago and in her
her husband Alex and her three boys
daughter 737 in the Mississippi Delta country
it's happened The whole place is being sprayed with
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

signal practice
and seemed TO
know what it
was all about.
p u { I h @ n a
coach cOuldn t
be expected TO
make a WORTH
while appraisal
on that alone.
A couple of
d a Us ! at r,
Graziotti & o /
into a scrim-
m a o. q and the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

heartily that he had 10 hold his
stomach and his store teeth.
Maybe you are newcomer to De-
troit. So vel introduce YOU 10 Alex
Rivers-a quick introduction, If you
please.
Alex first met Ty Cobb IN 1914 in
New Orleans The Tigers played Tu-
lane University that year and Alex
was a sort of dancing. dazzling laugh
ter boy for the Tulane outfit They
called him mascot.
Ty Cobb took liking 10 Alex and
brought him TO this north country.
Alex travelled with the Tigers. His wife
for years cooked for Mrs. Frank j. Nav
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Surprise lTE'iddQT'
Titan HaIfback Revealed As Star
Who PIoyedWith Army Air Force III
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Leroy Graziotu, a stranger TO
coaches as we'll as players, dropped
in on University of Detroit foot
ball practice.
He wanted TO know if he could
get a chance on the team"
"Well, Coach Chuck Baer
heSitated, lit Is a little late in
the season. But. We'll, Okay."
Graziotti, a halfback, was given
uniform. He was tried out IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

Force, the Third lost only one
game last fail.
How did you happen to come
To University of DetrOit?"
Graziotti was asked.
"Well, my folks moved here
from Pennsylvania while l was
I'm service" the new Titan eX-
plained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Scratches
CHURCHILL DOWNS

Weather. clear. usCk. fast
Post 2 D. m Detroit time
Firs, race--Spin Step. Mug. Datso.
What's Yours
second race-Bowsprit. Silver Mile RaW
Recruit Count Foray. Uhhuh. Waloon.
Lady Destiny Joit
Third race-BenRsl Boy. Looks Easy
Miss Bunt. Chic Jean. Or TCtrA. CheTD
Ksid Blue Mate Onits
Fifth rack HiRh Proof, .Artens, First
Pebble Hogis. Token Reward. Pens Noio
sun DICKS Gal
EiThth rsce-stsple Goods Col Morocco.
Fond Hopes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Lift Control
On Shells

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 (UP)
ALI governmental control on
ammunition was lifted today, but
hunters still found it difficult to
get shells because of the shortage
of lead.
WPB officials announced the
lifting OF controls on manufac-
ture, delivery and sale, but the
ammunition which became avail
able today was far short Of the
demands made by record num-
Der of hunters.
WPB said manufacturers saw
little relief until late this year
and that il would be we'll into
1916 before increasing production
Of lead would permit manufacture
of sufficient supplies of shells.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

MAD RUSSIAN-L0u NoVi-
koH, who says Cubs eXiled him
to -A-iast- Summer, iS rifgfbfe
for draft and will be sought after
at majors meeting opening to-
morrow in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Down River League

FRIDAYS GAMES
Meivindsle a. Trenton ? 30 m Adrian
a. Dearborn. $50 p. m. Lincoln Park al
Ecorst. p
SATURDAYS GAMES
River Rouge vs.. Wyandot,s. Eeorse Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
IIIini Eleven Jinx

Illinois has met Notrc Dame
nine times in football and the best
it has got is tic. in 1888.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Wore Metal Pads

Jim Thorpe got away with
wearing corrugated metal shoul-
der pads during his pro career.
Same were padded next 10
ms body, but not under ms ier-
sey At tho beheSt OF Branch
Hickey. Brooklyn Dodgers presi-
dent. Harold Parrott the clubs
travelling secretary. recently went
20 see Jackie Robinson az the
players Harlem hotel. Hotel
employees would not let Parrott
20 up stairs because the hotel IS
for Negroes only. e.. When Rob-
inSon heard about II he promptly
checked out Of the hotel by way
81 showing MS ircigratfor az this
discrimination against his white
friend
Frank Leahy. who l. reported
90 have signed coaching con-
tract at Notre Dame for 10
years, turned down bid To
coach the Los Angeles team I'm
the All-American pro loop. ..
Leahy il now coaching every
thing hut football at 81. Mary's
Preflight. which recalled that
when Charley Gehringer, the
eN-Tiger star, was at the Cali
fornia base he coached soccer.
>. Hugh DevOre II slated for
Santa Clara when Leahy re-
turns 10 South Bend.
Pitches at As
Jake Levy is 45. but may pitch
another year for Portsmouth in
the Piedmont League. Tom
Meany New York PND says
"Steve O'Neill will be the
guest Of honor at the annual
dinner of the baseball writers
next month. When Steve was
managing the Indians, his scalp
was hung daily In the columns
OF the Cleveland papers, but APP
parently all has been forgotten
and forgiven"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
@o& IoRed
By Murphy S3S ON0
Ty Cobbs Bat Boy And He's Not Selling
Richer Than He Is = bat Oil on His Farm
PLAN To BUILD A BIG PROJECT

Wont Mister Ty Cobb laugh when he hears I'm
richer man than he is
Alex Rivers chuckled first and then he laughed so
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
k@vM5

EANkS SPLIT--Half of 260
players will 60 10 Bradenton, rest
to st. Petersburg for spring
training.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
BY FRED WOLF
National STAR
ABC Experience

We mentioned yesterday the
importance of developing a definite
starting point so you end up the
same distance from the foul line
on each delivery. Today, ! would
like 10 tell you of an experience
Of mine that happened in my first
4. 3 e. tournament IN Cleveland,
way back in 1880.
At the last minute was
asked 10 accompany I'd Taube's
Economy team a. sixth man
due 10 the sudden illness OF one
their team members. Walk
ing into the huge coliseum that
afternoon in Cleveland. and
staring at the glistening alleys.
began 10 wonder how my hall
would work on those brand new
alleys.
That being my second year,
threw a So-called "roundhouSe'
and all the boys were talkinl
about the stiff alleys that al
WAYS are prominent at all A. b. {
tournaments
II
After watching ymy team
shoot their hVe-man event, I
VAS sure they were +stiif" be-
cause the BOYS had trouble
throw ing their blenders"
(curNes).
The next afternoon. ! walker
s Shyly into thecollSeum. waited fol
Wy doubles partncr thcn wen
through The paddock. and ont on
the alleys Seeing my name up oi
the huge scorebo5rd gave mo quite
= thrill We were ready 10 start
More tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

FINE - Mickey Livingston,
Cub catcher, paid $3.50 fine for
being nasty TO umpire in sixth
series game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

Memphis prep circles are in
an uproar over charge that gam
blers have tried 10 FIX" games
there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

BIGGER PARK-Larry Mac
PhaIl Is planning to increase
Yankee Stadium to 100000 and
have II all arc-llghted and
Joe Mccarthy will stay on as
pilot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

TOO MANY - Aurora, Ill.
track may operate next year
this would bring TO six the tracks
in Chicago area and would cause
change in, contemplated dates.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

CLAIM ALLOWED - Happy
Chandler allowed claims Of
Reds to seven players OF Bir-
mingham saying that Cincy has
fulfilled Its part OF agreement
with southern club and is en-
titled to player contracts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01

or years cooked for Mrs. Frank j. Navin.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
HARRISON

Mrs. Clara Kopplc is spending
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank DOdd. and family. of near
Georgetown.
Mrs. Edith Russell spent a part
of the past week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lcta Warrington spent a
few days the past week with her
daughter. Mrs. Lcven White, and
family. in Georgetown.
Mrs. Lillian Carter and Mr..
Cleveland James were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. Bates Baker and
family: also Mrs. Carter and the
Misses Frances and Gladys Baker
called on Mrs. Virginia Mcllvaine
and little PeSgie.
Mrs. Gertie Walker, of New Cas-
tie. spent Thursday night with Mrs.
Harvey Penuel and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Burton McColley
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer McColley on Sunday last
Alfred Thomson, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia and
who was taken to the Becbe Hos
pital. LCWeS, for treatment. We are
glad to report. has returned to his
home here very much improved.
The W. S. c. S will meet III the
Hall here this Thursday evening
with Mrs Alma Smith and Mrs
Edith Barker as hOstesses. Come
and enjoy the evening. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale as usual
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
GEORGETOWN

Local poultry dressing plants ar2
trying TO step up production to
Et"p pace with the steady rise i'll
production of hroilers in this area
lie plants are working at CapaCit.
entirely OH poultry ordered for the
"1HcI forces and have heightened
Nurkln% hours and are plannim@
lulther increases if labor can be
obtained. The local. regional. ami
rational officials OF the War Food
Administration, Wan ManpoWyv
commission. Army Procurement
officials and professors. at Il recent
mertin@ have decided ON d survey
OF local labor. Ii no local labor is
Cttainahlc, workers Will have to he
imported
'olloWin2 the REGULAR monthly
n.totino OF tn" Guild of 81 Paul's
/. /. church. on March 9th. Il Sill
yer Tea will he given at the home
OF Mrs Theodore Burton, Jr. ON
West Market Street. this city.
Th" annual Red Cross drive IN
Area No. :. which begins officially
on MaiCh lSt. got Oft to a flying
start this week at Il dinner husi-
less meeting held in Grange Hall.
hcr" Miss Jane kurtz, of Whining
ton. Director of Branches and Mr.
William B. Russell, executive
secretary of the Delaware Chapter
oi Red Cross. were the official
representatives from out of town.
The condition OF Judge Charles
: Richards. Ot GeOr2etOWn, CUntin-
ucS TO improve and il is expected
that h" will return To his home
here some time next week.
Fire thiel Olin ID. Johnson vii,
suffered fracture of the riGh
knee several weeks ago is still I'M
all" To resume his duties.
Mrs Viola Ruddcll Franklin is
patient in the Abingdon Genera
Hospital. recovering from al
operation.
Celebrating the 10th AnnivcrSar,
OF Rotary International tn
GcOr&ctOWn-Millsh shOrO Rotary Clut
entertained their wives and sweet
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02

hearts at dinner in the Masonic
Temple, Railroad Avcnue and Mar
ket Streets. this city. this week.
Leo Waters. Counselor of Noca~
tiouul Rehabilitation OF the State
Department of Public Instruction,
Was the quest speaker at the r"2u-
lar weekly mtctin2 ot the George
town Ki~aui~ club. His subject
was Vocational Rehabilitation and
Mr.. Waters outlined all methods;
ustd ANA ci'cd Various results
which haNc Grown uut Of the ser
Vice. slaJim2 thai lhcgr are over =
600 artiN" case, in Delaware at the
present time
The NindoN display contest u
BOY Scout Troop Io5. Was Won by
the Vol Patrol led by Richard
Slci"vlu.au The Gcor2cluWn Xiv a
ris cub. who are The sponsor, oi
This Troop treated the Winnm2 Pa
tiul 10 movies and refreshments
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
Nlau>lip

The belief that il increased the
butter content of milk led to the
naming of the hutcrcup. It crows
only on sound. dry, old r@st0ros.
which afford the best food for
CONS
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02

WAR I:OND$ . for yuIIr scrurit y
tu.uulruW buy To-Day.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02

rriNat Tod par--n spcut the week
md with his wlfo and SON here. Ms
l"t<sn N9~ formerly Miss t'ayrtta
EuuijuG
Nj and Mis- Wilson MrCahr. ST..
lelt saturday tor Co,ur ~ Alvue. Ida
dau2htcr-l-la Nh aud Mr.. vii
,un tSuuull Mct:,,c. Jr.. Wh hu j. sctr-
ms IA th@ /. :. NaNl.
Nh Wo,l> Stmpis md SON Jam,s
EdWard tvtulr.vd ia thclr huiuc h,tc
saturday ttoln tho l,nir~uia llo.pl-
tul sal. hut4.
Mss lyla Tmmou- uf Mllahoro
pcm tito >,.rk-,ud Nth Mss Many
I.oll-" aud AU Tia Ma EuuliuG.
MS Mas NicA,rS spout Thursday
a. sunday s.au ina daughter. d,s.
ta-ip lIHurLrl'. ut Nul>boco.
II +. II Hlchtaau and Nj. y I'll
l;Ja T.. Gra> Sp,nt ThuraCoI IT So
.shulI
Master I,rrN s. M.tch,u was ~
">v.m-ht rl"-t O.. hi. un,ia. Air. >ua
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
SELBYVILLE

l-alman's Day services ~ SALON
'hurch We're we'll attended on SIM
""y ana much enjoyed by all. The
speakers We're the MesSrs. William
H. Iubbs. {. w Coddington and
cram W. Long. Scripture readings
were gwen by Raymond Morris
ana Eflse McCabe. and prayer was
offered by I.ittlcton Kitchens. The
lay leader of the church. James B
McCabc. presided
Former L. S. Senator John G.
townsend, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton {. Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Co
NlhSlon Townsend and daughter.
Sarah Elizabeth. and Mrs. Ida
OWnScnd were dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Townsend at
Ocean City on Friday night.
Mrs. Ncttie West. of town. ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
McCahc, of Bayard. to Milford ON
Wednesday night for the gradual
uon OF Miss Mary Kathleen Me
Cab" from the Milford Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing. Kath-
Icen is the daughter and only child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McCabc and a
niece of Mrs. West.
Mrs. Olive McCabc Ringlcr. wife
OF William Ross Ringler. Jr.. was
III Philadelphia for some dental
work for few days last week.
Mrs. Robert JONES underwent a
surgical operation at the Jefferson
Hospital i'll Philadelphia on Mon
day morning. She was accompan-
led there by Mrs Frank A. Hollo
way. the former Lillian Dukes. Wht
spent while with Mrs. Linda
Dukes, formerly of Millvillc.
MIS-. Minera Pepper has arrived
at her home here after month,
absence. visiting with her daugh
ters, Mrs. Mary IIirst and Mrs. Ell;
Biel. and their families. in Mcdi;
and Germantown. Pa The Hnst.
have Il new addition to the family
It's girl this time, and Joe. Jr
has Il sister
Mrs. Miriam Dukes is ava.
spending part OF this week witt
her daughter, Miss Betty Jca1
Dukes, who is attending a nev
school fourteen miles from NcN
York City.
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. vii
gus and daughter, Mrs Netti
West. attended a family dinner a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolff
Lynch and children. Ronald an
Mary Jane, at RoXana, on Satu
; day night. Mrs WilSus is Grcu
5 aunt Of Mrs. Lynch.
Mrs. RoXie Wilgus Dukes. ,
town, was a guest of Mr. and Mr.
; James b. McCabc. Mrs. Elish
Il Dues and Mrs. Ann Hickman fc
the day on Thursday.
u Mrs NJ Pasha Watson cntcr
l. tanned the Lydia Circle" of I'll
} W S. c. 5. of Salem Church
which she is leader, at her home q
u Main Street on Friday night RI
: attendance was fair and all had
very enjoyable time
> Mrs. William j. Burch gave
- birthday dinner for her huSba
on Friday night the occasion h
y, Ing his Goth birthday. His. moth'
"a ard sister. Mrs Catherine Bur(
NJ and Mrs. Robert Williams. OF Sail
NJ bury. were there for lunch {
!; Tuesday and also spent a viii
|" with AIr. Jonah McCabe in The Il
tCrrOUn.
lc WAR I:ONDS for yuur scyuri
touoIroW buy To-Day.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
FISHERS DISTRICT
(Near GreenwOOd)

Mr.. Gootcr Brown is Still u patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital hut
is improving rapidly. w" are anxious
to see her ut home again soon.
Miss Shirley Zott is absent from
school being victim If mumpS
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson ana
daughter of Harrington. Ernest If"Wh
and daughter OF Denton. Mr. ana MrS
Charles Dcarman and Mrs j. W
Rust spent Tuesday evening with u.
: Brown. ~.
Miss Iris Russell and MIR ana MIS-.
Catl Russell of Wilmington Wrf" W.
jtors of their parents Mr. ana MI
NJ f. Russell Of Greenwood over l"'
Mrs. Merle O'Eirr. Mr., Elph
Moore. Miss Doris O'Bier. Mrs. ChaS-
DcarnIan and Mrs. j. w. Rust were
Dover visitors on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ta\lof an"
g : Brown were Georgetown NlS''oiS
Oh Mr. r'o''Hl' and Mrs. J. W Rust entertain,
ed Mr. and Mrs W. ;. ColllSom .,
CLAYTON. T MIR. ana Mrs, irving WI. W.T.
and children and Mrs. Clarence ,N', oIh,
man Of Georgetown. MIS-. nom
I'vnch and Mr.. and Mrs: NJ T.. W W
N nt 0rrruNoud aud Mr ana N'
charles p,nrmau On SUNDAY.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
FELTON,

The February meeting OF the
Paradise + HClub was held AT the
hom" OF Kenneth Roscngrin. Tho
meeting was opened by reading ui
the Bible followed by the club
pledge. roll call and reading ol
the minutes. y report of $3i.1N in
the treasury. The club welcomed
d new member. Paul Sipple After
the business meeting. every on"
enjoyed a social hour. when games
were played and refreshments
served
The March meeting viii be held
at the home OF John Short. assist
ant hOstcSScS will be Doris Rat
tray and Jeanette Bostick. \ cook
ing demonstration viii be given by
members OF the club. The boys
Will discuss hybrid corn and swine.
The FELTON, Service Station =
now under new management.
Proprietor for the garage is Ben
jamin Rash; lunch room. MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Dyer, Of Harriu2
ton.
Don't forget To see the FELTON,
senior play. Miss SmaIty' ii.
the school auditorium. Friday eve
ming. March 2nd. $40 D. IN. Yuu
will rock with laughter when Miss
Snary and Brant Robson, wEt
have never seen each other. under
take the roll OF being sister ans
brother.
Mr. and Mrs William Lynch. oI
DrcNcl Hill, Pa. We're Wcck-cuC
guests at the home OF Mrs Made
line Grant
Mrs. Norman Morrow and son
of NIncloa, ~ Y. have been visit
ing relatives in town
Miss Ruth lester and Mrs. lame;
Stewart. cadet nurses of the Dvl9
ware Hospital, spent the Wcck-cn,
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Asthan Jester
Miss Sara Elizabeth I.ank. o
Frederica, spent Sunday at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarcnc
Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly enter
tanned on Sunday, their Sun-in- laN
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. jaime
Bc&lcy, Of SilvicW. and friend,
Mrs. Florence Hall and Mrs. ,
Beglcy. ST.. OF Wilmington.
, Mr.. and Mrs William Moor
We're Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mir
. j. Keller OF Magnolia
Mrs. Leon Kent is a patient i
: the Memorial Hospital at Milford
Mrs Edmund Harrington has r.,
turned home from the Mcmori.
/ Hospital at Milford
;, Mrs. Cooper Gruwell. patient
the Kent General Hospital
+ Dover is slowly impr0vinG
Miss Salena Rates, OF Wimin.
r ton. cadet nurse in the L.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
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