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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11
IN FROM SITKA

MT. and Mrs. Clyde c. Frank are guests at the Gastineau Hotel arriving here on an incoming plane from Sitka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11

SAN FRANCISIU-police Officer Harold J. Bell reported today Mrs. Claire Earlywine, 32, had attempted suicide after the return of her long missing husband from the Pacific. During the husbands absence, Mrs. Earlywine had remarried.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11
HOLLYWOOD, Calf.

thousand Lockheed aircraft workers joined picket lines today in sym pathy with the motion picture strik- CTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11

WASHINGTON-Forty-tw two hun dred miners have walked out in West Virginia further reducing coal pro- duction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11
WASHINGTON

Harlan Fiske Stone of the Supreme Court is marking his 73rd birthday today, working as usual, hearing cases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11
GUARDS MEET AT
 8 IN k. B. HAIL

The Juneau unit of the Terri torial Guards will meet tonight at g o'clock in the A. B. Hall. There will be practice on the small bore range and all scores are being kept for the purpose of selecting the team in the coming rifle match.
 Empire Want-adS bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-11

WASHINGTON-P President Juan Rios of Chile is due here this after noon for a visit with President Truman.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
>TNiNIt! DAY MISSION tRlEN
TRtI>I RES(tt tURt -
Continued from First Page

N.,H:-ar. to her sister II M,'-
At-al hadn't made THAI forced
su .,a I'm tanks. that brought th,m
.... last Saturday Wi4ht. w saoud
u.ouah.y all have b.tu gcn' h'."H
~. y u.liNyd Thanks to COD. G"H-
.Y ,i.,AljhuG. and every one ot
.t...-. ~.ud-nul youue mon
Il .. lih. RIP Van Mnhl'
N May O4!,. Illinois. tn ot'le.
.D.ut.ly. released Irom H.ih'd
lH-or NiItr~ 10 = tricld al home
rb.-y past thlcr years hay" rer-
,iuly b..u as lou4 a. "a. and |
r.I mu.. riau - yc1r5 h.hlnd IN
'... n.@~ Five hundred HrY
,HcIHqiu. hrroclt W,l" cNac-
...d ius Il Aj-ht 10 ESCAPE sin /!
t.I, ti.r lhr.at,ucG 10 reach t!DW
...airp eve TOOK Just m over
..-'t ,.,. ON, blaukrr. and mos
lI-p I,or. ION Wc had tu Walk part
- ~ She said "Ws returned t."
a..1 d.y tu ina cvorYthu2 Wc
.NG,d uad h.ru looted. \mnu2
..Y, ir.."u,r~ almost mo- on" bad d
,u.u-, ut clo'hn4 \ Veil. dress
N..l 3o sweater or coat ~cn~ IA
..'.< 'h@ Nay" to stan ACROSS
.u- ocean. she Wtof.. "al'hoG.h We
i, foiA rnc Rcd cross Viii oUfHt
u.s. aud / am sure we WlU no'
......c /, death. Since the boys res
.,..! u- /. week a@u. W. lay" h"'u
.r ~. ta. Irout Inns seems TIN"
a .t inst hlnd a:, prrhap, mo-
..t,. -Oo3p 81 civilians hay" had
t.. plNlte-o 81 seeing it, These
tt nl uug9 ar, wonderful lIen
..t ..- SD worry Eiud to US
Ja- ",lnr and sale return
..". ut t..-a r..taSed mission
r,s Is uoW tho m~t corco4n ot
.u ,hu9ch. white plans arc h,jn-
M@ 10. r"~'aitu- thv l"acy4 und
.an.lajG@ institutions IN .h" Far
t.t-i
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
TT N;RtL ASSEMBLY
HAS APPROVED TUE
APPR0PRIATIO\ BILL
lContinued from F.rst papel

Senator McGuiGan asked il pro-
Visions he'd been made to increase
~" "o0thly grants OF thc old Az,
NrItar" Commission and said h.,
'a"u-hr 50 month Was a 'lnea~Iv'
sum. ana even if il increased to
>..o rs lrndine bill VIII allow.
'A"i II will still br drpiorahIc
Senator Edluonds replied thai
ihc hnd-rr committee had granted
lho amount asked hy The OId Az.
Nei1arc commission and the rails
lh1 "l allowances was not IN, work
oi Inc budget committee hur must
." done by an act OF legislature.
T@n1tor NcGui2au declared that
Idr state is near the bottom ma
tom]lN In old age allowances and
1hr situation should he rccti1iod
Senator McGuiG"n also a9sajlrd
thc G"ir9atin4 ot power to tho Per
aan"m Bud-ct Commission and
went further by DECLARING thar The
Assembly must accept The work Of
i t"N men ON the budLct commit
tee. In asking for dctermcnt on
the hI3L aIthou4h he said hr had
no criticism 10 offer ol th" group.
hr said ho wished time to study
Some at Iup ifc'uC
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
MILLVILLE

Tho \uAili1y 10 lhr Nl1VUy
rt,r Iounauy Viii prepa., i good
chicken ppr-pjc supper on Napch
- Ior thr hourlr OF IN. fire cuu-
nIy. Your patronage is i.>ircd.
i, ~ Mal2u.ritc Exams cams
rou Font DIN \. j.. and spent The
>,.h-oHi with her parents. Nr.
.rG Ms Archie Evans They also
"u',r'aiMrd 10 dinner o& sunday
tte Mamie Evans and Miss Eli"
E..lc OF Ocean View.
N,% George =. Townsend and
ryo .pn-. Jack and Victor. spent
last Weekend in Wilmiuetou with
h'r son-jn-laW and duush'"r Mn
.ltd Ms II. :. Temple and her TWO
utp1hc1s who are i'll az this time
William :. Townsend oi tin" /.
=. Coast Cuard. is rou'l4ed in 1nr
l.. :. Toast Guard lulnmny at
4 bluc"t"aGUc, Va. with q fractured
urAlr.
Mas. Marie Stevens is coIl.ctju2
mru,y tor the Rcd Cross. She
~ish., all who will douate to rhe
-ond rlusr To see her on ~ h"loro
N-rrh -.
Na and Mrs. Edward T.. McClHue
g.; pEiI1drirhia spent thu Weekend
with thru parents. Ar, and Mrs
- T.. Echh
Nnmc James departed lhi| Iif,
Friday. March 9. Minnie J Was
halHI"ss. playful and lovin2. and
i: lhcr" is a cat heaven SHE sur'
u.Nf -M,-rn
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

n ~- H"eI~ Kluder ~p,ar fh. ..~r
>..'.N-'Ad ia S"aIo.d y.~jru- u..
NJ ! r W51~oa OF s.a-aa.v
"d Mis-. H.4ucA, 0aua. -, ii.-
..~.e& Wee @r-h-.al -lt-~.- 81
~a" Mis-. RH>,.l. Emory
MIS- J. Wallace S,ren Ut u.-..-
.#-'"'- y. G.. spout last u~.k W.r4
~. ''...~h'"1 ami husband. AZ. uaG
Al.~ r. N. iIar,. of Milford.
Ms. 1.s.ph Rocco. III Patterson.
y. J. has been Il rpe,nt -u,>r oi
NJ. oHH MIS- Henry ". Hal..r--
ton in fav Windsor Apa.uaeI-~
Miss F Adele wa.sya. asu4a-
- ol Mr.. and Ms WIHa." n
""..''- y " Front St.e,.. Nil
l'.d 'Ia> been appointed to tu,
'"NIHno rommjtr-,. 1os III, p.-..nt
+" '' @.NeH during Tho >Wl14 We. L.
,l:@ al Syracuse University. \ y
Mss Warren is lu,mb,t ut III
~raA'-a and World Relations Climb.
'f" SNtayus,-iu-Chiua oroanisarion
-" h"HeI Chojr y Sophomo4,.
Miss Warren is enrolled in tHr
'"..--. "t Liberal AVIS. prepariu-
!" m"lo. in journalism. Sh. i, =
!" s!aduat" OF Milford Ill4h
SCHOOL,
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
CIR \Gt NOTES

The IIculupen Grange mot Tays-
day evening. March 9Th in ,hc
Gsau4c IIall. There WAS very
-ood attendance. The meeting was
opened IN rcg"lal form by thu
Worthy Master James T. l.ank.
Ola and new business were com
plct"d with reports from q mum
nrr u1 committees. y general dis
cusSion WAS III order regarding
proSp"c1iNo location OF the Hall.
Committees We're appointed to look
alter the various topics under dis
CuS~ion
The Lecturer. Mr.. W. r. Thomp-
suH. conducted a program in honor
p1 ne "War mothers. All present
We're very much pleased to hear
lhcSc mothcrS tell an informal
story OF their son or dauehtcr in
service, Whcr" they were located
and tn" conditions under which
th"| Were living ua much as is
safely conveyed to their families at
Fom". y number ot souvenirs
were displayed. These were from
almost every country in the War
zones. \ heartfelt vote of thanks
Was given the mothers ana many
a"u2S Wcr" sung appropriate for
IN" occasion.
MISS B"ttN Dorman SANG q solo
accompanied by Mr.. Kenneth D.
GlNanS at the piano. \ humorous
stunt WAS played with amusing
penalties. Everyone entered into
IN" spirit OF the game.
March l.. bcGinning at 1u:%0. tn,
l'"nIop"n Grange and ANGOLA
GIanS" VIII entertain the SussrX
"unty Pomona Grange in com
mnnllE Han m CoolspIine. Al
'''dhG" members. who wish To take
ne hith degree, may do SO I.unch-
"on Will be served 1T I2:30 hv tn,
"h"V" G~n%cs. All members ar,
invited to attend this all-day meet
lhI- Every farmer should he in
'rirSted. March 20th will he III,
next regular meeting OF the IIculo
pen Grange. y special feature vii
u" an entertaining motion lictur,
1ht't!"d Three To BE Served
ms Is spoken OF very highly an'
Is stimulating in cOnstructiv,
ihlnkln@ fo! the postwar p"riod
MI an" welcome. Don't miss
Elan9" meeting or you1I mis-
something.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
WEDDING
Ni.ti.r\

HIHptH Ni"t"t\
}l ..s Mis- VI = a.4. .
ma:a-. ul r... p.u..
Fio..Ac HHa.. .. l'.. r. k...-
'H. : 81. s. \ H. ~... &C. ...
ana N.~ Ea.. hr,..... -et} ".
2nd S.r,'. W#~a. p"...
The d"a"'. .:- ,.a.a< 4..
r..lrrm.@ by .u~.. I. b.
N'll'y -, Io.y T.,t. t....n
Thrlr .tt..n.ut- ~,., . n..rI...
Car! \ NH.,.n itN .. y
AND Mr- Ca. =. N-.... TIL.
hr'd" "u., - -... ~g.r .ft ]! t
with ca.~.-. 81 o..i.u- H.. a.
'"nt"a' "".. na.,....~..t .Ha 'tf
with o CoI-t-. ~ -t.e.,u- Th.
LlId" .~ ID -.d.,.t. oI u...a -f..
Uj1h S.u.. r..-- ~ IT,. ..d s.
with f"" DHrurf \:aA H......
a1 S-ui"sd TIL, ...ru IL r. N 2
l'al" l.uu G.'. i, ~. p.,@, -..r
1912 @.a lr- r.-. iH -.t.... .'..:.
~ior> Ih. hrn'h. 4.~ I1 t:. I.-
va~lon ot Ft".c. u p lIay ..G /.
Vas tt.'r n.-i W,u'.. IT,. t.u
years. \ l,c,Wi"H f..uA,5 a.,
ceremony 1T Wa. Lo'., n ''. -.o.u
with r"l'.r,- trn rr--.ul ia
PMla@o,rH. WtHr-'aH a4 ~.
IIU2fpl
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Al the home OF Frank Dawson on
March t Il larG" meeting Of family
and friends gathered 10 "on-raiu-
late him on his birthday
Those present We're: Mn ami Mrs.
Howard Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard ArgO, Misses Lena and SHIiic
Johnson. Henry Bennett Mr.. and
Mrs Ninol Bennett and iauantel'
Joyce Mrs. Helen Reynolds and
son Ronnic Nh and Nrs VinoI
Roberts and family. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Harry Beebc and family Mrs.
Franklin Dawson Mrs Marian
Todd and son Dickic, Mi and Mrs.
Frank Dawson and Russell Scar
borough
MI departed wishing Mr. Daw-
SON many more happy birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
Milford Grange Notes

on Saturday. February 10. the
Handy Hands I'll Cidh brought
The folloWiu4 program to Milford
Grange. The cluh members were
presented hy Mr. Coils former
club lvod"r. The chairman in her
Opening remarks said: "Toni2ht
The Handy Hands I'll club has
prepared a pr0&rHm for YOU in
krcpmi2 With The National All
club Week ,March Bib. a time
that each i-Il club member should
check on his or her own efforts in
hcIpIn1 to Win the war. Here is an
important 1uct to keep in mind
This year the military service will
tails" mHny club members. who ut
tn" time OF Pearl liarhor mad just
hr2m their clUb career. They were
NtlvcN tAcn. they are eighteen now.
They are leaving only because
turlr country needs them. hey Mil
d~pvnd ON their younger hrothers.
sisters. cousins ana friends to car
~ on thc home front thai we feel
THAT every rural boy and girl be-
tween the ages OF IT, ana u should
become All club members in this
year 1913"
Singing. The Ill Trail" club.
Flag salute and All pledge. led
ny Oscar Roberts.
\ few facts on the history OF the
Handy Hands Ill Cub. Ida Mil
bourne.
Esther Kenton and Joan Swain.
members OF Shawnee Speed Kids
club sang the official All Girls
song, "Drramine, and Goodnight
Wherever You Are.
Frances Collins. one of the most
active members in the club, model
cd dress and baG which she made
and entered ON the dress style re
yue held at Caesar Rodney last
fail This outfit was blue ribbon
winner in Sussex county.
1 Barbara Wilson. Doris Smith
Audrey Hunter and Mary Lee ia
c0bS tod the meaning OF each OF
the 4-H's
Piano duet. Audrey Hunter and
Barbara iIuntcr.
The program closed with the
raudlcljght service followed by the
SINGING OF the I'LL club theme song
Follow The Glodm
This was a very worth while
program and the mcmbcrs of Mil
ford Grange appreciate ii. After
The program the club members
were invited ot the diniNG room
where refreshments were served.
Ne were &lad to have some OF
our new members with us at the
meeting.
An invitation from Sussex COun-
~ Pomona Grange To be held al
CoolSprin% Hall on March II was
read. We hope a goOdly number viii
be able 40 attend.
On March l., Dr. IIers0n will b,
tn" speaker. His subject will b,
ireland. Dr. Ilcrsun will be lOl
lowed 10y Mr.. Collins OF the Eel
T"l"ph"ac { company. who will SPEAK
on tclo phone service after the war
The lecture hour will he open l(
visitors.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
HENLOPEN HIGH FLYERS

The meeting of the Hcnlopcn
Ill Club was called to order by
Hester Bennum. 1t was held q.
the home of Elva Marvel. DorO-
thy Marvel led the flag salute. club
pledge and song. We went over
the old business. The club is glad
to say that all but two of the mem
herS attended church last Sunday.
We had as guest Miss Ehler, pub
lie health nurse. from the George
town Health Unit. She gave very
beneficial talk. afterwards she and
Mrs. Nelson showed four short
health movies.
Mrs. Bryan. our local leader,
gave demonstration on cutting
bias. Next month we are going to
make bias and bound button holes.
The meeting will be held at the
home OF Betty Walls.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
Farm Home Advisory
Group Of S. S. Meets
Continued from rirst Pager

Committee members present
were Mrs. William Benson and
Mrs. Lucius Webb, Lincoln, Mrs. +.
Davis Watson. Mrs. Lille NJ. Rus
sell. and Miss Mabel +. Stevenson.
Milford: Mrs. Herbert Ford and
Mrs. Edgar ID. Lusby. kennedyville.
Maryland; Mrs l.. \. Sutton. Ches-
tertown Maryland; Mrs, Howard
Cooper and Mrs Fletcher Price
Harrington, Mrs. William T. Hut
nal. Mrs Dorothy Richardson. anf
Miss Virginia Ann Tull. Dover.
Mrs. Arthur +. Walker WoOdside,
Mrs. William n. Richardson. Leba-
non. Delaware: Mrs. Edna l.,
Davidson, Georgetown. Mrs. Ray
mond Lank, Milton; Mrs Clifford
Clark. Kenton. Mrs Ernest Y.
Blendt. Mrs. Ernest Mattiford. and
Miss Blanche VI. Short. Smyrna,
Mrs. Eleanore +. Jacobs and Mrs
Duane Lynne, Milford.
This is one Of about 80 Regional
meetings for the POI committees III
Southern States territory.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
SLAUGHTER NECK

Th tt"up- sb.w"lH...rn ClHt
"Il utcot Wth "u ru d., MI
Harrison Collins. ' @. Lu. o.
Thursday uf.uron ~ Vii ~ .t
= u"c5och Trptr ,N.. -. 81"
inc Ajach.u. C.N.,. "a. ~
GvuGdc ilu.5"v.y ~H. d..,I
tat' L,A tu '.cm tH. -,a .- n.,.
chirr. AIl uoc. n.I ,, .r..,-.
"a So pleas, j.. i'.-,nf.
Thy " i &. s. o, f0. '.-.
monr cf 'h ,IH,h G.. -da> yt,.
mu@ ~un N.. N.H c..y Ia.
rc>@. AI- \"."n lA,u-. ot.
president Nae u'uHl. q. ..ttd.
Ms Jam.~ N.'M-. NV li, ,,-.
d"rt. pf,~i,.G a. r u.tri
Cannes Wc. ula1 .i A.'o.. tt
lrr-hm.u'~ IS.
rv' II.y...4 ~ Nnn.o.
Wishes tn tl.h N. ~.r.lt
N.ch ClHr,h cor-..-:'.. t. i..
Christmas y.... >,.tH G.i] ....au..
d, l,."t"d .c-H#v. pt. H..
g"a"- 4 i" am. ud>
" D.. u-r t,....,., .I...r. u...
day - 81 I!. ...r..I H ur
and @u'.- n"N. n. .r..N.H t...-
ir't,t~ 'A u.u 3. N'.Hi. ,u.d st.,
muh. h.m 'v.y tr..
Nr ana N- N..u N N.sr.
SON uaNr sofia r..i l.u.. C.al.
I'rnilrr tJ4u iG.l ..'l .t. tt
llii l,-@,~~.rtt ID tL, pa.t -.iu.
iimr Iu Jnnt Ih.1. l...,.' Hnuc
viii w. numrd "Ion,t'- Hu..u .'
1h" N"hn~o"4 hI Il tjr.i-. tf.-
tor reccrtiy. I.,"t Du...hr III.
mln, Nhn caI." t.nM 81" Nu"a <
pIaNo 20 NrW ga .'I. ua muro.. (.
on doWH -rarv. H.n Il; n.. .,.,;
cue a. .r1"t.on- -. f. rur5t. Z
rl1r :'tt. ,>l,.f 3, l.v. ~.
Chna or cthcr o....a- du..
soon.
NJ. ard ~. r h. F,...~ NJ.
and E. H.ti. ta.n- auG chl
Arr. Naon r." ...t nur ana
Nr~ \"ul" p.lt.. I'D AHIt,.a Me..
dHcr @uv.fs OF t'. a.l .l... F...
R"j".'a, ol N4U'uVu. un .'.&-
Day.
Nr aod Mrs.. Jcm ;ou,- ,ar.-
tliu,d Mrs ir.,.' mDH.. NJ
Annie En.cu'. "ud s.-t.-. Mis-
Hetl:icc NWrhy and W.. Reds
McNrn. au al M..cIs lioo.. owe.
the WcrE-r.G
Visitors H'h NJ. a.d Airs. lla.
~ rr'rvun 80" Sunday N..- Mt
1nd Mr- Iurf NIlm- and J:a-l
tcr. Marry lHn.t nl b,:r. ljr. 4.,
Mrs. J;mr- Su',,-nn ami dau.h
t"r, FIorjua. ol N.lrri l!r .u
Mt. Njnal II. C.r"y aa1 MI. vi.
lard tItln".
Ma@t'r BjIl lc1o...r. uGo b.,
boon ON the ..jrL liH. i. ,hl. ,5 1.
"Ut of docra p1u n' ,arh day uoH
Nss. "-h,r G. Ill}. J9. G5+ at
IJvoj E1n" f,,m Ni..i.-rpp :.
@r""d s"u" ri!"" "ih brr plg.ut
Nr. and Nil.. Henry G. Hrnu-I'
and family Wh1'- hrr ha-haud j.
scrNin- ia TIE Pacific aI,a.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
CIRCLE No. or ". =. {. =. TO
MEET THIS EVENING

The regular monthly worship
service ana business meeting OF
Circle No. { Of ". 5. c. 5. of Cal
vary Methodist Church. will be
held i'll The Social Hall on Friday.
March l6. AT 5 o'clock. Those in
charge Of entertainment are:
Mrs George Bruning. Mrs. Lille
Dyer. Mrs. Emma Curtis Mrs. Rob
ert Kennedy and Mrs, Harry Will
kins Decorations, etc. in keeping
with st Patrick'S Day. Please note
We are meeting at an earlier date
than usual. Mrs. VI. Eugene Hun
2cIfOrd. leader.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
tIIi/EN I\TE\l BILL Il
PISSED IN LOWER not II
Continued from First Page,


MI. i.,Mua Answered thar i nj.
..>H.ar. even il ~ 0ad .rpi>.p,-
lu.. proc. t@t Il, aaJ l.tyd ia til.
>'a,. ao4e rAaa Il <..#. Wog.l =.
dl~it aa,.a>,g !. d. 4.u., - ri. -
G,r'a.a'..s ~. G.y.s..o d p som
H.n}...- 'a n,uWsle comes ...,
N.'.. tt A'.a'.o. -. ush5 IL.
s'.'. his lo@, a.a 4r.~..au... auN
...aN ..e.. and Nv4.. U.a-. .aa.@
al}e h.. n j" III. ....e .r. >,tI~
..HtA-ed N.-A ~. ,..s.Io4
.-"~
IWo amendments tdoptrd
Feto., la~s.-,. L.. bl W4S
amended IL tNo respects on,
tmrA4u.a'. a",..I ay N.pr,s,u-
's,H,e E4.ra : E...au K-Wt.-
u.4-.oa providers tu.- ii. dee.a-
.:st.ou q, ute.r s.. u.G. III III.
:hre ~ .Hv ,o1H.y UaaIG ot .,-l--
-.af.ou Instead u, ~. o:..,, oI -uv
,.,.E ot III. p..e, aua ruat -u.
~.-Natur. 81 fhe 4sstS-3a..- e MI
:.,>1,g Hy . M.eab,.. fh. ~,ct.1rly.
~. ,.rrh ot til. v1.~'Haf.oH board
n-.saa O.. ny th. clerk Of IN, p-..e,
~ lis deputy Tn. "ru.. H&eud-
m.ur. submitted ~ 4i. swain
~ot,H make IL. H,.-r.r ...rt,iy,
Immediately atf.r appso;3i ~ The
ti0N..f.nDH
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

TIL. Missionary circle OF Avenue
Church. viii meet with Mrs l.. J.
NarcHrW> ON Wednesday, March
y. for its monthly meeting Time.
'Wo-jh.vry.
Til. Friendship Bible Glass OF
AvenUe Methodist Church will nave
4 covered d,sh supper in the social
huIi Tuesday. March 20, lit $50 p.
m Everyone welcome. Bring dish
OF Hood ,ud 95c We Will furnish
service.
The Milford Girl Scouts have
been very successful in their col
lection OF Wu>i, fat. They wish
- thank the people OF Milford and
~HrroundiH- farms for their con-
'uiUu'lous SrVcnty-visht pounds
ol lar were turned in at various
4roc-Iy stores in exchange for red
i.tlon points These points Were
th,u given To the Milford Canteen
luGi,- To Use in buying rationed
foods Tor the Red Cross Canteer
HUT al the Dover Army Air Base.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
FARM WAGE HEARINGS
HAVE BEEN PLANNED
(Continued from First Page)

Georaetown, chairman. In Kent
County, wage board members are
a. Bailey Thomas of Wyoming.
Wilbur Jump of Houston. Isaac
Thomas of Marydel, Malcolm Jar
rell of Kenton and W. T.. Tarbell
of Dover, chairman. New Castle
County members have not been
elected fer l945. hut the 1914 board
still serving includes James Stat
ford of Middletown, Harris McDo-
well of MiddletoWn. Clifford Gallo
way of MiddletOWn. Marvin klair
OF Marshallton. and Ralph Watson,
III Newark. chairman.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16

Anyone having waste fats please
notify Mrs. David Greene on Lake
View avenue. This will benefit the
Girl Scouts.
March - is the date of the rum
mage sale 10 be conducted ny the
Missionary Circle OF Avenue
church, Details will he given later.
What? Full turkey supper.
Where? Calvary Methodist Church.
When? Wednesday evening, March
2l Everyone bear this date in mind
and plan to attend. Start serving
IT p. III. No suppers sent out.
Don't forget the turkey supper
10 be held at Calvary Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening.
March p. Menu as follows: Roast
turkey. dressing. gravy. sweet and
white potatoes. cole Slaw. celery.
peas. pickles. jelly. apple sauce.
coffee. rolls and butter. Ice cream
and Ritz for dessert Price $1.00.
Start serving AT o'clock. No sup
perS sent out.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
TAX DITCH COMPANIES SEEK
HELP IN DRAINAGE
PROBLEMS
Continued from First Page)

crS contend that it is in the inter
cstS of the general welfare that
tax bitches hc kept in good condi-
tion. They say also that the pub
lie roads of the State drain through
tax bitches. that good drainage of
water soaked land will increase
production of farm crops on such
land from % to - per cent. thereby
henctiting all people of the State.
ana that health conditions through
mosquito control will he improved.
Farmers point ont also that after
tax dltCltes are put in good condi-
tion for drainage. they still must
TAX" care of the expense of drain
ing their individual farms.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
~ RPRINE RIRTHDAY PARRY

\ surprise birthday party wa
gwen ny Miss Esther Areo and
tirS. Susan Pcnucl in honor Of Mr..
Hubbard Argo AT her homo on
"Wednesday evening. March :.
nos" present were. Mir. and Mrs.
water ArSo, Mrs. Edna Argo and
H1Idt"n. John, Eleanor. and Vino
na Miss Esther Ar4o. Alr and Mrs.
Joseph Penucl and dau2hter Nancy.
\Il. and Mrs j. y. Robbins. Nj.
ana Mrs. Ernest Argo and daughter
har!otte. Mrs Nancy Jones. Mr..
ana Mrs. Riley Bennett and Nh.
"lI tobay. Refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served. Mrs.
AfSo received many pretty and
USeiui gifts Everyone departed
"iShlne Mrs. Areo many more hap
~ birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
NEEING II BULLYING

We noV can sec what our bonds
have done
Fp make it safe for everyone.
~ .loppju@ the laps of In" I{i5Ina
sun
Ml:"n Nv furnished our soldiers
with a gun.
i few more Guns. Il fcw more tanks
For which our boys will siy" theH
thanks
\ loW more bombs from tn" air t,
SOW
Upon ne roofs Of Toxic.
When tine coins it gets Tough
And rhr lap has had enough
Iari Kari it seems to be
TIL" Jap idea to SCI him free
And save his face from DISGRACE
Ry other members OF his race
He may prefer this way out
Instead of The inevitable rout.
Joseph Il. Jetleris
Milford ncl March -. l9l'.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
WILDWOOD AID WILL MEET

The AIillwood Church Aid will
meet Friday night. March IL, at
the Community Hall. The commit
tee consists of James Abbott. John
Cannon and Russell Robbins.
Every member of their family are
asked 10 come and bring covered
dish. Supper will be served at
$50 p. m, by the male members
of the church aid. Everyone be
sure TO attend and Join in the meal
and the merriment.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
ANNIVERSARY PARTY

y surprise anniversary party
given Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of near
town. Those who attended the par
ty We're Mrs Elizabeth Hawes. Mrs.
Jessie Pincer of Milford. Sergeant
Harry Miller of the Dover Air Base
Mr.. and Mrs William Vent of Mil
ton, Miss Madlyn Oliphant, Mr.
Nclvin O'Day of Laurel. Mrs Mil
Grcd Haddad, Miss Lele Galloway
and Miss Dorothy Galloway of
Georgetown, and Miss Vivian Hit
ttcns of near Laws. Everyone had
such a nice time and wished their
host and hostess many more happy
anniversaries.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-16
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