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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Miss Cynthia G.. Reynolds. 46 An
dcrSOn street. HackensaCk. y. j.,
announces the engagement OF her
niece. Miss Loretta Long, formerly
of Selbyvillc, to Lieutenant Cliff
ford G.. Stilwel. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee NJ Stilwell, 800 Mansion
street. Poughkeepsie. y. Y. The
wedding is to take place i'll the
near future.
Miss Long attended Maryville
College Maryville, Tenn. and was
graduated from the Johns Hopkins
Hospital School of Nursing in Bal
tinorc. and has been field nurse
with the American Red Cross. She
is now on an emergency nursing
mission in New TOzeville, Tenn.
Lieutenant Stilwell was gradu-
atcd from Poughkecpsic High
school only a brief time prior tt
entering service He received his
pilot wings and commission a
Rlvthevillc Ark. last November
lie is now stationed at Clovis. y
NJ. where he has completed hi
training on B-29's.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Veteran S Information
Column
National Employ The Physically
Handicapped Week"

House Joint Resolution No. -.
10Th Congress Resolved by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the United States OF Amer
ica in Congress assembled. that
hereafter the first week in October
of each year shall be designated as
National Employ the Physically
Handicapped Week. During said
week. appropriate ceremonies are
to be held throughout the Nation,
the purpose of which will be to en-
list public support for and interest
in the employment of otherwise
qualified but physically handicap
ped workers.
The President is hereby request
ed to issue suitable proclama-
ton each year. and the Governors
of states. Mayors OF cities. ana
heads of other inStrumCntaltlcS 0l
government. as we'll as leaders OF
industry. educational and religious
groupS. labor. veterans. women
farm. scientific and professional
and all other organizations and IN
dividuals at interest arc invited t'
attend.
OF course We in the Veteran
EMPLOYMENT Service are interested
i'm this vital problem of humane
interest to everybody, and hav
adopted as our particular slogan
Employ the Disabled Netcral
Week"
The abilities OF til" disabled vet
cran must be utilized lo0cs. Th"'
sacrifice must bc rewarded. not b
dole or bonus. but Ivy givin
, inc their communities as we NOR
; them the same opportunity OF ser\
fortunate have attained.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
ROXANA

The W. s. c. s. resumed their
monthly meeting Thursday evening
september -. at the community
house Ice cream and cookies were
served hy the W. :. G. s
Private Leroy Bennett is spending
\ day furlough with his parents.
Nr. and Mrs Harley Bennett. Private
Bennett reports back to Fort Meade,
Md.
EoXana Sunday school will begin
opening at 9:30 a. M Sunday.
The knights of the Golden Eagle
building is being greatly improved 10y
- new coat of paint.
MIR and Mrs. Evans Lynch and
daughter. Deloris. of Sclbyville. were
dinner guests on Sunday of thCiI
grandmother. Mrs Dona McCabe.
Mrs Christine Griffin who is en-
ploycd at Scaford at the DUPONT plant
visited her mother. Mrs. Orna Der
ickSon ON Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Birmingham o
Ecrlin. Md. spent the week end will
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Asher B
Carey. Sr
Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Lynch spen
the Weekend with relatives i'll vii
minEtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Hallowc en- Fcte
Will Open " Loan
Drive In Milford
tContinued from riIst PsReD

This will u" the first big parade
that has been held in this city since
Halloween l9il 1t is planned 10
have in the parade 10 divisions
military. fire companies. CONNER
cial. farmers. mummcrs. industrial.
school floats. automobile dealers.
decorated automobiles. and trator-
nal organizations.
Fx.Ser,icc Wen. Women Expected
All men and women who have
been i'm the armed service. and who
are al home at this time. will be
given a place of honor in the pa
radC.
Prizes will be awarded in each
division and especially large
awards will 90 10 bands. Each
band in line will receive a prize.
Prominent military figures will
be invited guests. State, national
and local officials will be the guests
of the city that evening.
All towns and communities II
Delaware and nearby Maryland
have been invited to participate il
the big parade.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
SEASONS FIRST FROST
FINISHES Gardens

The first frost of the season ar
rived early Thursday morning, ana
old Jack did good job as the
mcrcurv dropped to reported "a :.
Gardens which for the past few
months have been the pride and
Joy of their designers have wither-
cd and become as the "Sere Leaf"
strangely enough. however, the
. woods have not as yet put out their
beautiful cOlOrs. and those trees
that are turning color are leaden
hucd and not the gorgeous con-
GlomeratiOn of cOlOrs as other
Years; presently however, this may
change especially after one or two
more frosty mornings.
Some of our country cousins say
that there was light skim of ice
ON small metal pans which were
out over night on the North side 0t
buildings. and one or two early
urban risers admit they saw thir
ice so "Tempus Fugit" Summer il
gone. and the shades of blcal
autumn deCend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

A still tongue maketh a wise
head.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
News 0f4-H
99eeczUBs
Shawnee Speed Kids

The September meeting of the
Shawnee Speed Kids 4-H club was
called TO order by our president,
Joan Swain at the home OF Gerry
and Marcy Tcmin We said the
club pledge and sang God Bless
America. The secretary and the
treasurer gave their reports. After
corrections were made on these re-
ports. old and new business were
discussed. Further plans were
made for our fall dance. Game and
decoration committees were APP
pointed. The date set for this af
lair is October 9. The Houston Car
dinal i'll club has been invited as
guests.
Mrs. Margaret Nelson. Sussex
County Ill Club Agent. was pres
cnt She gave us many ideas for
the Sussex county papers which
We will edit for the month of Oc-
t0bcr We are happy to say that
project books turned i'll to Mrs.
Nelson.
After the meeting was adjourned
charlotte Swanson modelled hel
"SchOol-girl" ensemble which she
has made for the Style Dress Re
vuc. Janet StaytOn and Gerry Te
min gave a demonstration on max
ing sugarless ice cream. White corr
syrup was used as sugar SuDsu
tutc. Next. Joan Swain demon
strated making bread pudding. Tn
club members acted as critics 10
these two teams since they were t
take part in the dairy demonstra
ton the following day.
Our club leader, Miss Jane Grove
the newly elected president of tn
Sussex County Leaders Associatio
presided at the County Dairy Den
onstration Contest and style DreS
Revue at Georgetown.
We were thrilled when the Judge
announced that two of the covete
prizes were awarded to our clu
Janet Stayton and Gerry Tenn
won first prize as the team III Il
dairy demonstration; katheril
Krcwatch of the Little Oaks A.
Club won first prize as the sing
dcmonstrator. Charlotte SwansC
Of our club. and Louise Massey
the Mount Pleasant Club each WI
first prize in the Style Dress r
vuC.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Del. Cape Fisheries
Begin Operations
Continued from First Psge)

Named the Mary Jo.' "V-Nic-
tory" and american Beauty, the
boats are powered by 10 horse
power Diesel motors and can take
the toughest seas 80 miles out in
the ocean. The rccOnditioning of
the boats was done under the per
sonal supervision of Wilson S. Vim
yard. and only the finest materials
were used throughout.
The many friends OF the officers
of the new corporation wish them
success in their venture.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
FELTON,

Rally Day is hcin4 observed in
The Methodist church Sunday.
October : Everyone is welcome.
Nlr and Mrs. John Hopkins and
children of Smyrna were week end
guests of Mr and Mrs. W. II.
Eaton
Nr~. Edith Adylottc of Chester.
Pennsylvania has been visiting Mr
John Jones
Miss Caroline Simpler OF vii
mington spent the week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mr. clifford
Simpler
Reverend Bcnnic Warren of Re
hoboth is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Addic Herring.
MIR. Norris Harrington and son,
Edmund Harrington have returned
home from Kentucky
Mrs. Samuel Sherwood is a pat
lent in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital
Mrs. Emma Daniels of Odessa
has been visiting Miss E.lma Eaton
FELTON, Methodist Church h Circuit
Rev. John X. Diehl. Minister
Next Sunday. October :. the
Worldwide Communion Service
and Rally Day will be observed a
FELTON, and Viola Churches Rail.
Day at Masten's.
The services as follows;
The Church School sessions he
ginning at 9:45 a. m. observing tn
annual Rally Day in all depart
mcnts under the direction of tn
, divisional superintendents.
The World Wide Communion SCI
vice will he conducted Ivy the pas
tor beginning at 1880 a. III.
At 30 p. m. members ot III
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
HOMEMAkERS NOTES

Your boys overseas christmas
packagc must be mailed between
September 15 and October 10. Are
you planning to make it special
Send. him what he really likes or
has asked for if you possibly can
Ship every item in d tin can. Liable
each one accurately. Try USING
colored nail enamel. Here arc a
few recipes that have beel' .
especially adaptable for overseas
shipping.
Boiled Ham
cut meat in pieces that will slip
. easily into No. cans. Place ham
in pan with just enough water 10
keen from sticking. Cover pan and
preco0k meat slowly until medium
done, stirring occasionally so that
meat will heat evenly. Pack meat
hot into hot No. > plain tin cans to
onc-half inch of top. Fill can COM
pletely with broth. Seal Immediate
" and process No. cans for 65
minutes at 10 pounds pressure.
Chicken Sandwich Spread
pounds cooked chicken. chop
ped or ground
1N pounds olives, chopped
pound pimientOS. cut in small
pieces
| quart chicken broth
70 teaspoon curry powder
teaspoon ground mace
teaspoon ground mustard
;. Salt and white pepper to taste
: Combine all of the ingredients,
j stir, and heat gradually to simmer
g ing. Pack hot and process immedi-
. ately in plain tin cans. No. l cans
;. SIS minutes at Is pounds pressure.
e No. cans 80 minutes at Is pounds
pressure.
n HamburgerS
Grind equal parts of fat and lean
e and weigh For pounds meat use
as flavOrfng:
d teaspoons salt
e teaspoons black pepper
II | teaspoon red pepper
l. > tablespoons vinegar
t, Mix thoroughly. Roll out on 0ilcC
+ paper to desired thickness. Cut
of with d No can. Broil in oven un
tn til hot through. Stack in No.
plain cans TO one-fOurth inch o
pt IOp. duu pan gravy, Scdl IlIllicul
l. ately and process 65 minutes at Il
pounds pressure.
MuScadine Jam
Wash grapes. slip skins an
simmer them in very little waite
:, until just tender Heat pul
ur separately to loosen seeds. the
nd put through cOlander. COmhin
PULP and skins and measure. Add
'r. cup sugar to each > cups crap
rs mixture. Add pinch of salt. Bo
his briskly until thick. Pack in H
of 81 enameled No. > cans while bOilin
hot. Process in boiling hot wate
in bath for 10 minutes. Plunge in col
gn water and cool quickly.
''O Fig Preserves
zen Open up jar of fis preserve
me pour into double boiler and he;
the until boiling hot. Place in hot \
ere R-enameled cans. Seal immed
ately. place in boiling water ba
10 minutes Cool quickly in co
ise running water. Dry carefully al
label.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Farm Bureau Poultry
Committee Meets
CONTINUED from First Page)

would meet the competition from
ether areas and from other pro-
ducts. They also felt there Was a
need tOr more study on methods OF
marketing that would meet the de
nands of the consumer and more
publicity on the nutritiQnal value
and flavor of poultry produced
locally.
Further meetings of the Commit
tee are being planned to work on
the program.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Gen. Reybold Named
To Highway Staff
(Continusd from first Psss

(Continued from first Fsse
been secured as headquarters tor
the Delaware River Crossing III
vision.
In Washington last Monday. Gen
cral Reybold said he begins a four
month terminal leave Immediately
and after a months vacation, Will
assume his duties with the Stat"
Highway Department.
He is succeeded as chief of Army
Engineers by Licntcnant-Gcncral
Raymond a. Wheeler OF Peoria. Ill
As General Rcybold leaves the
Army he concludes 80 years of
brilliant service during which time
he became one OF the outstanding
engineers in Army annals He was
recently appointed by Governor
Walter W. Bacon as trustee of
the University of Delaware his
alma mater class of 1908. In 1871
the university gave him an honor
airy degree of doctor of science as a
tribute to his services to the ma
ton
Three Star General
General RcybOld was the iirs
chief of Army engineers to hold The
rank of three star general III
received the promotion in May o
1945.
General ReybOld came To tn
Corps of Engineers as acting chic
in September. 194l. after Il
month tour of duty as assistan
chief of staff. Ga tSupply Divis
ion). training that he was to fin
invaluable in the hectic months t
come. On October |. l941. he he
came chief of engineers with tn
: rank of major general.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

,hurrh school viii present u ~.
cjal Rally Day proglam under dj-
rcctl0u ut the committee
Na>tcn'>
\ Rally Day PROGRAM WIIl ho pre-
scented beginning 1T 3" T. m
Nan>hip
The church school sessions hr-
ginning at lo.3o a. m. in CHARGE ut
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

tn, superintendent. " :. Jester.
Ne other service.
Viola
Th, church school session begin
uine At 10 a. IN. in charge of tho
superintendent Lowell Roland.
The World Wide Communion ser
vice Will he conducted by the pas
ton beginning At 30 =. III.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
OVERLOOK

Mr. and Mrs Devcrn Doty and son.
Bobby. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
'ampbell. mOtored TO Salisbury and
.pent Sunday with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Paynter W. Green
.pcnt Saturday with Mr.. GREEN'S par
rnts. Mr. and Mrs. W. \. Green. Mrs.
l.. ". Green spent few days this
past week with her mother. Mrs
I.awdon in Millsboro at the home OF
her daughter. Molly Johnson.
Charles Warrington. Jr.. who is II
the service. is spending his furlougl
with his wife and parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles Warrington. ST.
Mrs. Matilda Hill. who has beer
quite sick. is improved at this time
we are glad to say.
The oyster season has opened at The
oyster Rocks. near here. and there
is a number of tonEerS there.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Fig Preserves

Open up jar of fig preserves,
pour into double boiler and heat
until boiling hot Place in hot No.
2 R-enameled cans. Seal immedi-
ately. place in boiling water bath
10 minutes Cool quickly in cold
running water Dry carefully and
label
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
To Hold Memorial
Meeting Tonight
tContlnucd from FIRST Fage)

Thought in mind every man aud
woman in The community should
drop whatever they are doinG to-
morrow evening at 80 O'Clock and
90 to the community building and
take an active part in the discus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07

A birthday party was given in honor of Richard Brett, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph F. Brett, l56 East Liberty street, the occasion being his third birthday.
 Among those present were: Ger
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
Marjorie Wall
 Feted at ShOzOer

Hiss Marjorie Wall of III Auburn avenue was honored at a miscel- laneous shower at her home Tues day evening, given by her cousin, Mrs. Henry Kirouac.
 Guests present were: Mrs. Fen ton Green, Mrs. William Guilfoile, Mrs. Eugene Doyle, Mrs. Albert Sullivan, Mrs. Raymond Bergen, Mrs. John A. Lynch, Mrs. Arthur Casey, Mrs. Dennis 0. Casey, Mrs. William Guilfoile, Jr., Mrs. William St. John, Mrs. Stephen Bergin, Mrs. Harry Rose, Mrs. Meldon Krom, Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. William Le- Fevre, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Charles Burns, Mrs. Irving Hansen, Mrs. Harold Green, Mrs. Edward Lynch, Mrs. James Leahy, Mrs. Mi- chael Hartnett, Mrs. Henry Kirouac, and Mrs. John P. Wall.
 Also, the Misses Doris Lynch, Catherine wall, Anne Cunningham, Genevieve Hartnett and Kathryn M. Casey.
 Miss Wall is to be married Sep- tember IS to Richard Dermody of Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
|HOtchkiSS Family Holds Reunion

Thirty-five members of the HotchkiSs Family Association at- tended the first reunion held in three years at the Grange hall in Cheshire Saturday. The program included a business meeting and a picnic supper. The Cheshire mem- bers who attended the meeting were: Miss Edna Hall, MT. and Mrs. Theron French, Mrs. Everett Par dee, Miss Mary Hotchkiss, MT. and Mrs. Bernard M. Allen, MT. and Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss, and MT. Percy Sloper. Southington mem- bers who attended were Mrs. Nina B. Andrews and Miss Gladys An- drewS.
 The association elected the fol- lowing officers: Dwight Downs of Bethany, president; Emerson Leon- ard of Wallingford, vice-president; F. Alton Clark of Naugatuck treasurer; Gladys Chatfield of East Haven, corresponding secretary; Gladys Andrews of Plantsville, re- cording secretary: and Mrs. Ev- erett Pardee of Cheshire, registrar
 The committee chairmen appoint ed were: Miss Nellie Cowdell of Prospect, program; Daniel Web- ster of West Haven, constitution and by-laws; Miss Mabel Hotchlxiss of Prospect, vital statistics; Robert Hotchkiss of Cheshire, tables; Mrs. Theron French of Cheshire, ways and means; Mrs. Earl Tetro of Plantsville, activities; and Arthur Skilton of Woodbury, registration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07

Raymond Mariner of Blanchard street has resumed his studies after the summer vacation. He is a senior at Leavenworth High school, and the son of MT. and Mrs. John Mar finer. He visited in New Haven, Hart ford and New York.
 S/Sgt. J. Harold Barnes and Mrs. Barnes, with daughter Karen Ann of Bristol, are guests of Mrs. Patrick F. Barnes of Fox St., and MT. and Mrs. s. Stetcher of Bristol, S/Sgt. Barnes Is stationed in Texas. Miss Mary Mccarthy of Chest nut avenue has returned after spending several weeks at Watch Hill, R. I. where she was registered at the Ocean House.
 Mir. and Mrs Halsey Beach and daughter Stella of Irivington, N. r., are guests of Mrs. P. r. Barnes of Fox street. Mrs. Beach is a sister of Mrs. Barnes.
 Plans for Bingo party Sept. IS will be complsted by the Slocum Parent-Teachefs association at a meeting Tuesday. Sept. II at 8 p. m. The meeting will be held at the Warner Gardens Community house. Prizes will be awarded and refresh ments served at the party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. George Crocicchia of Highland avenue, have returned home after spending a vacation at Bald Mountain Lodge, Old Forge, Bald Mountain, Adirondack, N. Y.
 Rev. and Mrs. Conner R. Lewis, of Highland avenue, pastor of the Third Congregational church, have returned home after vacationing in Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Vairo of Chayles street, announce the birth of their second son, at St. Mary's Hospital on Sept. 4. Mrs. Vairo is the former Carmeline Brucato.
 Mrs. Florence Sperry of Baltimore, is spending 8 vacation at the home of MT. and Mrs. N. J. Hapenny of East Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spina, Clair mont avenue, announce the birth of a son Alan Francis, Aug. 29, at Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Spina is the former Josephine Jamele.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07

Fathers Associations for rehabil- itating returning soldiers are being formed in Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
Marriages

The wedding of Miss Margaret Mary Tehan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dennis M. Tehan, g Wells street, and Allen F. Pilch. son of MT. and Mrs. s. Pilch, 1l2 Laval street, will take place at St. Fran cis Xavier church at 8 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. William T. Carroll, Prospect street, announce the mar riage of Mrs. Carroll's daughter, Miss Frances Patricia Phelan, to A. John Ruzzo, PhM1c. U. s. N. R., son of MT. and Mrs. Paul Ruzzo, East Main street.
 The wedding will take place Sat- urday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock. PhM Ruzzo has returned from a years, service in the European the- ater of operations. He has been as- signed to Little Creek, Va.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
Associates Honor Jeanne Harmon

Mrs. Jeanne R. Harmon, steno- grapher in the Office of the Build ing inspector, was honored this week at 8 party held at the City Hall. Mrs. Harmon is resigning to join the staff of the Waterbury Democrat. The arty was held in the lower hall which was decorated for he occasion.
 Mrs. Harmon whc is the wife of Frederick Harmon, organist and choir director of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, was pre- sented a purse. Mayor John s. Mon- agan attended making the present. ation speech. Every department of the City Hall including the Fire and Police Departments were represent ed at the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07

aid Adkins, Francis zaccanini, Dem his Walsh, Robert Shappe, Ambrose Shappe, Ernest Shappe, and Erma- rose Brett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-07
CLUB NOTES
Agnes B0IcerSki Ma1yied Tuesday

Mir. and Mrs. Alexander BaIcer- ski of 24 Anderson street, Union City. announce the marriage of theit daughter, Agnes. to Capt. Milford spencer Quesenberry, Jr., A. U. s., son of Mir. and Mrs. Milford S. Quesenberry, Sr., of Big Stone Gap, Virginia. The wedding took place on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 4th at 4:S0 o'clock at the Methodist church in Naugatuck. Rev. Bradley T. Longstaff officiated.
 Mrs. Quesenberry wore fuchsia wool dress, navy blue accessories and a corsage of mixed flowers. Mrs. Leonard P, McGrath was the brides matron of honor and she wore pale yellow wool dress. brown accessories ad corsage of chrysan- themums.
 Leonard P. McGrath of North Spring street, Union City, served as Capt. Quesenberry's best man.
 The brides mother wore navy blue silk dress trimmed in white and navy blue accessories and a corsasge of red roses:
 Mrs. Quesenberry is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school and the Hartford Hospital School of Nursing. She has been on the staff of the Hartford hospital prior to her marriage.
 Capt. Quesenberry has recently returned from the European theater of action where he was the re- cipient of the Purple Heart with an Oak Leaf Cluster, the Bronze Star with an Oak Leaf Cluster and the Presidential Citation. He was with the 12th Infantry, 4th Division. He participated in four major cam- paigns.
 After an unannounced wedding trip the groom will return to his army post at Camp Butner, North Carolina and the bride will reside r,itTa her narnntS