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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
High School Assembly

The following program was Civ
On AT the High School Assembly on
morning of this week:
Entrance March, Band
Hmyn, Sun Of My Soul
Bible reading
The Lords Prayer
Call to the Colors.
Flag Salute.
Star Spangled Banner.
Program by Section III. Cele-
brating Constitution Day. AnnOun-
Ger. Nina 10 Kennedy Songs by
Ruth Humcs.
A round table discussion on the
Constitution and the life OF people
during 1857.
Chairman of the discussion. Les
lie Davidson.
Travel. Robert Camper.
Fashions. Dorothy Foster.
Sports. Robert BartO.
Songs and Art. Norma Hart.
Literature, Ida Ann Hollis
Constitutional Convention. Norma
Grcenly.
Program arranged by Miss Her
son.
Exit March. Band.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
THOMAS CHADWI(k
GETS DISCHARG

Thomas Chadwick. member of
Company {, Delaware State Guard
since its inception. and before that
the National Guard Battery F. is
proudly showing his many friends
his discharge papers from the Can
adan Army, which he has just
received. The papers show that
Chadwick enlisted in the Canadian
Army on the 18th day OF March in
1918. when he was % years old.
He served in canada. England and
France, with the 18th Battalion.
He was discharged with the Brit
ish War and Victory Medals at Hal
flax. Nova Scotia on the 18th day
of July in 1919. His discharge fur
ther states that his conduct and
character while in service We're eX-
cellent
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
BIRTH

ON August 26. Virginia Battin'S
StOrk Talk of the Wilmington
stan contained an item of interest
to many MilfOrdians. She told us,
Il had a rushing but pleasant
week and have delivered the cut
est crop of babies | have ever seen.
All dimples and full of sweetness.
Il dropped into the Memorial
Hospital on August ~ and left
Captain and Mrs. Leonard |. Hyl-
ton a lovely little girl. little Gail
Frances. Baby Gail weiged : lbs.
: ounces BY the time she is old
enough and we'll on her big ad-
venture of life. she and her nice
mommy will travel back home to
Kansas City. Mo. AS she grows old
er. she'll probably fly with her Air
Pilot Daddy into the wild blue
yonder and look down on us from
some distant cloud bank. Happy
years. little Gail.
Mrs. HyltOn is the former Miss
Frances ShOckley of Milford and
WfmingtOn. Since her arriva'
Calls father has received an hon
orablc discharge from the Army
after having served in the African
campaign and the ferry service
from New Castle He has resumed
his former position as pilot on The
TWA. flying the Kansas City-Nev
York route. Mrs. fIyltOn. tOgethe
with Gail and her sister, Mrs. Rich
ard S. Davis. Jr.. of New Castle
spent the past weekend with he
mother. Mrs. Frank W. Shockley.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Institute Called For
Local Health Boards
lCon:inuea tom Els. Pagel

ul laW. ami also to} th, e>tahh9.-
u.,ur and muiuteuuNct ~ sHth I.o-
cal Boards o- H,a.,h "a may he
!..c.-~dty. ~ h, Uui.s NJ ~up''-
vision 1; ~ Stat, H.uId - sHra
,A'yn' and With sIch powers a
NAY h. prescribed ~ IL"
IN. Niles. Who ha~ ahead! i~eurd
.,.,1,u,.oN> rn all III lnca. boards
i. hvuIth to participate in Ihe in
,titut,. viii preside Il, the sessions.
and tu. ~rvuhtt~ viii iNclu9c ur.
Edwin Cam4 on. Executive Stcrt-
t,ry Tor thr state Board Of Health.
nao j, mAkin- the uranGeNent>
.ur IN" meeting; Richard e. Beck
~ state Sanitary En-ineer. and
uthel members ct the State Board
O. Health staff
Towns in Delaware which have
l",tl hoalds OF health include.
Fla&e~ Bethany Beach. Bethel.
F.ll.tontv. Bowers. Brid2eyilIe.
camden, Cheswold clayton. bass
to!o. nelmar. Dover Delaware
i,I. El~mere. Farmington Fclton.
I'ranhtord Fredcrica. Georcetown,
Greenwood. Harrington. Kenton,
Laurel. LewtS, Maenolia. Middle
town. Milford. Mill>horo. Milton,
New Castle. Newark. Newport Re
hohoth. Seatord. Selhyvill", Smyr-
na. Townsend. and Wyomin2.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Freeze Cut Apple
Crop To One Third
CONTINUED from FIRST Page

som winter wheat chat "a~ ..tt
/. III. shock OF WI, sr:,. ua1'.
W.> Gan.a-cd hy thr H'lFy rains.
naG y."d PROSPECTS hay. G.,..a'a
.H,.' hUsh,l PEI ac.. sH.,' .iH.E
Y...d IS ROW indicated =.
H.suvls pys ac.e compared VIII ="
/. tH9. and III ,"-yeaG ,F'.l..-, ~
rs bushels
oats and barley ARE ho'a ,N-
i,.c.rd 10 yield about - bNShs. p'r
.c,. which is mon" than .ao' E.ar
and b.tter than ayert-. RT. y,.d.
:.ulc4,ed II II is i h1,h., .-s man
II .44i hut q h9Sh'l hvr''. 'aaa
tttraGt.
Tan, hay is makin2 eNe.l.."'
y..,dS and growing hay crops aa.
,Xc,prjorally heavy Thr ,'t3
Weld. including tn later cdrtlN-s
Is expected 10 hr about ! - IONS
p,. acr, compared with 10 las,
y.ar and the I"-y"ar aY,laAe OF
80 tons
Grapes suffered - per COM
reduction due 70 IN, WI Wva'n""
and production j. uoW indicated
at Goo tons compared with i.2"
toms last year and the average OF
t"u IONS
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Fish Pounds Seen
Navigation Threat
CONTINUED from First Pager

att.Ld the New York mcctin4 Hrv
Me. IoWagth and Henry Hucha-
lew
The copy OF the l"tter Is scnf TO
Colonel r + Froch. Corps ot En-
sincvrS. hy / W Turhurton. pg"sl-
dcnr ot TIL" Commercial Tidvwater
Fisheries Association. follows
september H. l@45
Co.ou-. f + FrocA
Corps OF Engineers
VA Department
Visited States Engineers Otijce
,4ou Penn Mutual Building
Philadelphia /. Pa.
Dear Sir.
Al meeting OF the omnerclal
Underwater Fisheries Association OF
Delaware. Inc held in I.rWes on
Thursday September 18TH. this as
sociation. by unanimous comment.
voted To protest against tn" "stah-
lishment OF an area in Delaware
Bay for the erection OF fish pounds.
as sat forth in the public motto"
issued by the War department I'M
der date Of August 18th. l"i3. and
referred 10 as >25-9l rDolaWarc
Bay NADPG.
The commercial Tidewater Fish
cries Association is composed OF
'Wo hundred and forty men active
iy engaged in all types OF CONNER
,ial fishing in the Delaware Bay
In their opinion the placing OF tisf
pounds in this area would be very
Objectionable from navigation
standpoint. The Roosevelt Inle
is used extensively by the Della
ware oyster fleet. commercial fish
ing boats and party boat opera
tors. and il is believed that the oh
Struction TO navigation caused b!
the establishment OF pound ol
pounds in this area would hay" ;
definite hazardous effect on cStHb
lshcd navigation with possible
serious results to life and prop
crty
We therefore feel completed,
justified in entering this protes
and are submitting with this let
ter a complete list OF our member
ship together with their addrcssc.
We respectfully request that if yo
find it necessary to hold publi
hearing for the further diScusSio
of this subject that such q meetin
! be held in the LeWcS DclaWar,
area and that the members of thi
, association be notified by you 5
! that they may have an opportunit
! 10 express their objections in pen
t. son.
Very truly yours.
i L. W. Tarhurton Pr"sidcI
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
AGED COUPLE HERE
IN FAIR HEALTH

4 really remarkable couple IN
Milford arc Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Dovis residing on North Walnut
street. Mrs Davis. last SATURDAY
Septcmhcr Is. celebrated her ?lSt
birthday quietly with her 1amilE'
I,p.nite her advanced age, Mrs.
Davis. is up and around her house
every day.
Mr. Davis who at one time was
an emplovee of the Milford t'hrOnl-
Gle Publishing company. back III
the davs when a fOrty-hour week
and time a half for overtime was
unknown. and almost all opera
tions we're done by hand. III TACT
Mr. Davis. assisted in getting out
initial edition of the Chronlcle,
Cctobcr 4th. 1873. will celebrate
his 92nd birthday December ZZnd.
Mr. Davis is still hale and hearty
and often makes two or three trlpS
nm town during the day to do the
family marketing.
For years Mr.. Davis, was the
largest fertilizer manufacturer IN
his section at present he with d
son. Int lOi Iltl OIoVN
lanes l.. Davis. look after thelr
large agricultural interests when
are mainly centered in Kent and
Sussex Counties The Davis attrl-
butte their longevity to hard Work
and sane living. Two other child
rem. Lou Davis and Mrs. Susie
Veasey both live at home.
One of Mr. Davis brothers form
or Postmaster Mark l.. Davis, Is 81
years. old. and until his recent i'll
ness took personal care OF ms
tailoring business. Another brother
r RalstOn Davis, an employee OIL
the chronicle for Al years Is .
While George Davis. the baby OF
the family, 20 years of age works
everyday at the l.. d. Caulk Com
nany and usually walks back ant
forth to work from his home IL
North Milford to the Laboratories
in South Milford.
The Davis brothers great grand
father. the Honorable Jehu DAVIS
was President OF Delaware i'll l1H'
and likewise lived to he a ripe ole
age,
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Circle No. of the W. :. c. :. of
the Calvary Methodist Church will
meet Thursday evening, September
- at the home OF Mrs. Mae
Thomas
The junior class Of the Milford
High School will hold a bake and
food sale next u Milford Bakery
on Saturday, September % Bake
beginning around g a. IN.
Beginniug now the Milford Free
Public Library will he open We'd
neSday afternoon. hut will continue
the Saturday morning hours from
- 70 - The hours on Monday
and Saturday evening from to ..
Wednesday atternSS ; to ). Sat
uyday morning. IL 10 II
Please do your shopping at Pet
tyjohn'S Bakery on Saturday. Sep
tember -. at nine o'clock for your
garden vegetables. tomatoes. on
ions. potatoes. lima beans corn.
dressed chickens. cakes. pies and
etc The w 5. c. : Of Slaughter
Neck is having the sale.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

I'll. Nluwood Church Aid Will
n,,- or Friday night september
=. in the community hall Each
Hemh.. has something for the pro-
~.au..
Thv m,rt.uLS ot The State Board
II Pa.don> NJ, he held 4, Ia.@" a.
IN on til, ms, Monday OF the
month instead q ia III. on the
second Monday
G,, you. week supplies OF vege-
tables. dressed chickens. pies.
cakes. lo,,s. potatoes and other
,h.r1> "a eat II Pettyjohus : Bakery
Mnv., tn, Y : &. :. OF Slaughter
Neck Nj, have bake and food
Sa.- on Saturday September -
Tav sunbeam Circle OF the Cal
Na.y Methods, Church Will hold a
White Elephant Sale IN the base
myN- Of the church on Tuesda!
evening. september % a full meet
N4 js expected Leader Mrs Heller
Wrjeht assistant MIS- Mildred
Hall
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Medical Equipment
And Supplies From
Surplus War Property
CONTINUED from FIRST rsge)

thdt policy committee for each
state representing the interests OF
consumer groups. public agencies.
and professional health groups:
and state executive committees. us
ually the State Health Depart
mentS. to carry out the policies
and plans of the state policy com
mittee be designated. An overall
national policy committee also is
suggested to be under the leader
ship of the L. S Public Health
Service. with representatives from
the Departments OF Agriculture
and Labor, other interested Gov
ernment agencies. and national
labor, farm, and women's organi-
cations
The Surplus Property Act spe-
cifies that these supplies be used
for the public good. The policy of
the Surplus Property Board is to
make goods available to communi-
ties at prices based on need rather
than on cost TO the government.
This pricing policy applies espe-
cially TO those communities now
without health facilities of any
kind. In this way, surplus goods
will be of service to people who
are not part of the normal market
and so should tend TO increase ra-
ther than interfere with the market
of medical equipment manufacture
erS.
Hospitals that have some plan
through which their services are
, extended as widely as possible. will
receive preferred treatment in a
disposal program.
Where the provision of this
medical equipment will help at
,, tract doctors to communities badly
in need of them, every possible as
sistance should be offered. Physi-
clans and dentists returning from
the armed service. especially those
who intend to locate in rural com
munities. should be aided i'll equip
ping themselves adequately under
their preference in the act.
1 While the final plans for dis
/ poSal are being worked out. rura
. community leaders can make som,
headway toward obtaining Surplu:
= war equipment and supplies by re
? questing their State Health De
1 partment to help gather evidence
| in proof of need and determine th'
= kind and amount of supplies Of
equipment needed.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
WHO CAUGHT
THE BIG FISHES?

Andy Purcell. the rotund butch
or al the South Milford American
Stor" and an ardent devOtee of
Izaak Walton's favorite pastime.
rises with the statement that Will
nam Love. our much travelled bar
b"r 'See issue of Chronicle Septem-
her Ia will stretch ii point when
II comes to telling OF his fishing
provinces. According to Purcell,
Love and his right hand man. Bar
ney. recently went fishing and upon
their return Bill. usually loqua-
clous, had little to say except that
they We're biting and that he caught
his share. Well. Andy played de
tective. and il seems that Bill
caught his share alright, but they
We're minnOws. while Barney. a no
vice. caught the big ones
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Personal Happenings

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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Judges Are Assigned
For County Courts
tCon;.a4e3 .,on F..s; FFxe'

S.>~tN ca.H,y E.. :. CA.,. '">-
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al. ua-,. 'uG-, T,t.E
Ken, cyan,z. rru j.. ra.,s '-~-
III, Eic1a d. and '.G-, Ie..t. al
...ua., ild-, NeU..y
Mn C~--., oa.H.<. March +.
..,: 1.>..g, N.eaa.:~ ana '..a--
T~::.: alternate. fa0-. a.->
Sussex county ArH, G.r:
I.~-io, Richards ana I.G-, Speak
...u alternate. l.G-. 'aH,I
N,Lt 'u.l.. AitN ~ HE,
'@>-ilo Richards and 1.G-, ra:,y.
ai.vr-a', 1ud-, Terry
NV castle Co.n! My u. Aiet
I.s,.o. Richards and l'.a-, Rod
H.y and SleahG.au. a:-..:.,:..s
i-.d-. T".,y
Su,~,N Co.n,1. l.r. - oA.,.
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LeE. alternate. J.d-. D..tH
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alternate, l.G-- .e..t
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

N- G~o.-s J. H.as.n- o: MI
..4 -...- Thursday ut-.gHooH
".'- Ms Nah.., Hayes q. ra...
...:. 'e~u.
s.. s.d Ms II. u W:-..y d:
~...---.. Beech Captain ana Al.,
l.E ".-..y a&d >ou IohuHj, ana
I.ss."> Hotties Is: AN.:ord ~.
.:.....: -'.>.> NJ y, ana Ms Rot
=, Hay"~ ~ S1nGay
cad.. Dan N,ka.. j vu.,. vH
MS >.,oAG va. a. Bo.d,.'oW4 MI
''s.E M>'i'U'- Eo.d.uruWI y j
aa Thursday a. .as- W,,A atr,l
o...aa.n- h.> Vacation ii h:> aoW,
X N-"'ao. cry \ j.
Roh.s. : Na,cn. wuo uas b-,,
i H,.~a'S.o~n. \ ! 10. II, Sum
.,. is SPREADING SOM, i'm, Viii
lis i...ea'>. VI an0 Nj, L.~.5,
n. ID at 'a,.u home No.dN1
.aa "".o.. r~>uHlr- ms studies u
ll..,auufG Cull-c.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

NATIONAL. APPEAL.
has been made by
q IL Recreation services.
IL Y Inc. 1or hfty thou
- - sand decks OF play
ing cards either new or used.
that are in good CONDITION. The
cards are wanted for the plea
sure OF service men on The
trains Millions Of boys are
being Transported across the
country and back these days
and The hours can b" shortened
Tor them il There is something
70 break The mouotony OF
whirrin- wheels and flying
landscapes. Tho cards may he
s"nt 10 General Headquarters.
1874 y street. " ", Washing
ton and they will be disrri-
butod from there. Look up
those cards You have become
tired OF, bur az" yet good. and
send them on SO that yonr
sharing may b" OF III" most
benefit for tn" fun of the boys
who deserve all of it.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Sen. Tunnel Outlines
Health Problems
Continued from first Page)

hclulcss than we have ever imaelh-
Cd that people could be, from the
standpoint of disease" he said
Physicians of today have a
,reater responsibility than those OF
;. hundred wears ago, Senator Tun-
naiI said. you have better libra
ries YOU have better Instruments
YOU have better schools, ana you
have better facilities for rfachlns
your patients The increased facili,
ties carry with them the increased
ohligation to benefit mankind lhe
opportunity ripens into a duty 10
Xo1lr fellow man.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs Emma Hill of Milford an
nounces the engagement of her
granddaughter. Miss Virginia Hill.
also of Milford. to John II. Payden
of Palmyra, " J Miss Hill is IA
graduate of FELTON, High School,
and is now employed at the Mil
ford Trust Company. Mr.. Payden
has just returned from sewing with
the armed forces overseas. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

Mrs. Hallett Vinyard enter
tanned Tuesday evening. hon
oring her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Warren Stirni with dessert
bridge party, given at her home
near town. Guests for the eve
ming were Mrs. Benjamin Vim
yard. Mrs. George Waters
Miss Erna Martin. Mrs. A. f.
Humes. Mrs. David Green. Mrs.
Philip Jacobs, Mrs. Laurence
t'itchett. Mrs. Howard Nree-
land. Mrs. John Roosa, Mrs.
William Schmidt. Mrs, Sibyl
Wilgus and Mrs. J. Irwin Bow
man.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
EBENE/ER CHURCH
HOME COMING

The Ebenezer Methodist Church
annual home coming will be held
in the historic church on Sunday,
September 30. at o'clock.
Rev David Baker OF the Reho-
both Methodist Church will be the
speaker Rev and Mrs Disston
W Jacobs. also OF RehOboth. will
furnish special music. accompan-
led by Mrs. David Baker.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

Mr. and Mrs Broddus Jones
gave welcome 10 their son.
born in Casper. Wyoming, on
Sunday. September 16. Word
has not been received OF his
name This is their second
child. the first is daughter.
Virginia Anne. Mrs Jones WAS
the former Miss Margaret Anne
Clements.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
CORRE( TI0\

The North Bowers Fire Company
was also present and took part in
the Firemen's parade held AT Mil
ford last "Wednesday evening.
Through error the nam" OF this
company was omitted. for which
We are truly sorry.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1915 FILES OF The
MILFORD CHRONICLE

Mrs Elizabeth Noel has returned
home after an absence OF more
than three weeks. visiting Ocean
Grove, Atlantic City. Philadelphia
and other places OF interest all by
automobile
Miss Ada l.ank who has been
spending the past two months
with friends in Salisbury. Mary
land, Baltimore and Washinston.
+. {. has returned To her home.
Harold Grier left Wednesday for
kiSkiminetaS Springs at Salisbury.
Pennsylvania To attend the pre-
paratory school there to enter one
ot the universities next year.
Miss Gertrude Atkins gave
party on Thursday afternoon of
this week in honor OF her guest.
Miss Florence Donovan. of New
Jersey
Mrs. Frank H. Robinson and
baby from Pulaski. virginia are
visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Deputy. South Milford.
The Milford Chronicle office has
new G0d-child. fine ten pound
tahy girl. which was born on
Tuesday molning. September -.
l"l3. at t o'clock TO MIR. and Mrs
William |. Stewart. who reside on
North Front Street. Mrs. Stewart
the former Miss Price of Whining
ton, lived With her parents before
she was married III Canada
y jolly crowd. consisting of l.. +
Calhoon and family. Miss Rhoda
| Anderson. Russell Short. Miss Ray
Welsh. Walter Smith Mason Allen
Miss Emma POte. The Misses Min
ME ana Mabel Spence. Raymond
Russell. Grover Dickerson. all of
BridSeville are spending a week at
Ocean City. Maryland
Mrs. Lena Reynolds and Miss
Elizabeth Stidham have met many
Delaware friends during their trip
to Los Angeles. California among
whom were: Cleve Ross in Chica
| so: DR.. and Mrs. Lee Hynson OF
Portland. Oregon; Billy" Smith
who they met in San Francisco
John p Holland who now resides
: i'll Los Angeles. and Mr. and Mrs
John Norris of Pasadena who for
merly resided at Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
SOCKRII)ER

Paul VI Sockrider. age 42 years.
passed away on Tuesday. Septem-
her il. At the home Of his mo-
ther MIS- Audje Sockrider in Mil
ford Beside his mother. he is
survived hy his Wife Funeral ser
vices We're held on Thursday at
teruoon at two o'clock from the
Lotiand Funeral Home. Milford.
lntcrmeut was made in the Lin
colin cemetery with Rev. Tull OF
the church OF God officiating.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

1t is not too early to plan for
an ample supply of fuel. If it is
coal you are needing, make your
application today with your local
dealer. Ii it is wood jump in your
lalopy and use some of that glor-
ious unrationcd gas to contact
some farmer with a saleahle stock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
eco
SHORT HAMMOND

SttOitI fi-tA!-'.''-N
Mr aat Ms Edwin r Sao.' NJ
M..,o.d NecE @Anpu,.e. ,a- -aa
r.a-. q. ru... dau-a-.s Mss sara
Hester 70 G.ue-. Hammond ~oN ~,
Ms Jack POOL ol IaHco.H. Tur
ceremony Wa> Performed hy r.
Dayid +, Wood III 'H- F..d"..,a
M.rhndjSr CAuroa II io0s or.", h
Saturday ai'-rnnon. Srl'."h'E -.
Miss F.llah.t. S.o.' ~. .t.G' 5
Twin o.-r.l. Ms H..a =. $500. a"d
Ha.1y H.umoaI ..o,.". =. '"-
-room.. WaS a,~, M.a IT'LL. @4G.
and maid vi houue an'h "".' Il
hin. SUI with co.>:-. II E-..o"
POSES Tn- bride is -1adUat. 81.
iii. Milford Hl-A ~caool ud is noW
au employee ot 'ha Milford F,G-
'ili2er Company Nj Hammond has
recently boon G5,cAa:~-d trom tar
Army af'.r ,p.adlA- t"tt Esl~
overseas. Arr.r i w-ddln- ~prr.
given at tn. bride, hom, rbe co"-
pl" ,"tt tor honeymoon IL Nv
York cav.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
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ot n i TAoma, Po.-. .-,:.le .n~
b:.d. .. =. -~sa, Willard =.
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WEDDINGS
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WHITE

Harry s White. Jr. infant son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry s. White,
died at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital on Thursday. September 6.
He is survived by his parents. two
brothers and two sisters. lnterment
was made in the Odd Fellows Gem
etery. Milford. with Or. Frank Her
son OtfiCiatiHg
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21

Nh. and Ms. Louis r Plum-
mer Of Milton welcomed a baby
girl. EIizabe'h Elaine on Fri
day. S"pte!nh-s i. III Plum
Nor is in the Merchaa, Marine
service.