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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13
Hamden could not hold Q 4-2 lead

Hamden could not hold Q 4-2 lead over Brooklyn AC in the fourth inii- ualing on It's home field as the eventual winners went on to score l4 runs in the next four innings toward a i0-4 final: the losers being charged with eight errors. Though he gave up ten hits. Althausen was kept in the game as his mates gave him plenty of margin to win. iriclud- ing n hits off Hamden hurler. Paw ioskl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13
NEW YORK POLICE

z-Ran for Buthman in 9th
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13
TRIBUNE

TotaIs .... ..,. 34 27 = IF z-Batted for Flood in 9th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Golf Grist

s-Tie games.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church,
Reverend David f.. Wood. Pastor
Sunday, April - Sunday School
services at , p. IN. Harvey Thomr-
ION Superintendent Church ser
vices at ; p. m. by the Pastor.
The Woman Society of Christian
Service met in the church last Fii-
day evening with Il good attend
2ncc, Mrs. Jonathan Willis pre-
sCntcd an interesting program. \
good time was enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Charles French 81. is chairman of
the program at our next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French 81
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mills
9nd son Wilbur Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Wiley and
son Joshua were Sunday dinner
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tucker of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Galloway
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Galloway
and family of Frederick visited Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Short and daugh-
tcrS Sara and Elizabeth. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lonehottom
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Macklin
and daughter, Leila May visited Mr..
and Mrs Howard French of Lyncn
Heights Sunday evening.
MIR. Frank Jester of INnch
Heights was Sunday dinner sucs,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Mills ana
son Wilbur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Reynolds
and family spent Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Grccnly
ard family.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Haymon
and son Johnnie visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Wiley and son Joshua
Sunday evening.
The community extended their
sincere sympathy to the friends
and relatives of Mrs. Frank b. Aus
TN who passed away April II.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Raymond Bennett is improyinc
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindale of
near Milford called on Mr.. and
Mrs. John Macklin and daughter.
Leila May Supnday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
MILLVILLE

MrS. Marie Townsend Stephenson
has received word from her hus-
band. Captain William w. Stephen
son. stating that he had been
awarded the bronze star medal for
distinguishing himself by meritOr-
louS service in connection with
military operations against the
enemy.
Mr.. and Mrs Dclmar Bennett
and children, of Philadelphia, were
Sunday afternoon callers on their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w Bennett. They also called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dale.
Mrs. Matte T. Townsend. of Wv
oming. spent Thursday until Fri
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. II. O.
DerricksOn, of Omar. and the week
end with her children. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Dukes. in Millville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lekites were
thc dinner guests on Friday of their
daughter and husband and grand
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Locates
and Earl Mitchell, of Bridgevillc
lhey also had as a dinner guest
Miss Ruth Ellen Anderson. of
Bridgcville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradford and
two sons and Miss Wilkie, all of
Willard. spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Bradford's brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lekites.
Mrs. Allen j. Stout. of Upper
Darby. Pa, has returned home af-
ter visit with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hudson and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ross Richards. of
RoXana. were Sunday evening call
ers with Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Ben
nett
MI G. II. Townsend served a
turkey dinner on Monday evening
to large number of MasOns
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
of the Millville Ocean View Meth
odist Church held their business
and social meeting on Wednesday
evening, April II. in the Church
Hall, Millville, with a good at
tendance.
Miss Pauline McCabe. of the
University of Delaware. spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. McCabe.
Mrs. Hazel Derkson is i'm from
the west. and is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Edna Tusskhoff.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
ROXANA

Private Randall Goodwin of Fort
Bragg, North Carolina has been
SPENDING a furlOu2h with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Goodwin
Jr.
Mrs. Edgar Bennett was operated
on last week at the Peninsula Cen
Cral Hospital at Salisbury, Mary
land has now returned home. Her
daughter, Mrs. Georganna Stephens
of EXmorc, Virginia has been with
Der mother for few days
Miss Barbara Richards has been
i'll with the mumps.
John Wharton and wife have
moved into their home from the
farm of I'll. f. Wilgus 'and son.
known as the George Furman
Eome. This place is now occupied
by MIR. and Mrs. Elijah Long and
daughter who resided at Ocean
View.
Mrs. Ida Richards has returned
home after two weeks visit with
her sister at Lewes.
Gerald {. Oakes G.. VI. SIC who
80 'NNh iCNu uIVI dtIiiS Ill CJ. AL
bans Hospital. New York is spend
ing fourteen days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Ruark and sis
ter Betty at Georgetown. Mrs. Ru-
ark was formerly Miss Lula Ric-
kards of near town.
Delmar Bennett Jr. and two
daughters. Jean Marie and Mary
Agnes of Philadelphia visited Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Bennett and fami-
ly Sunday.
Mrs. James f. Carey entertained
the Pal Sunday school class
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carey serv-
ed delicious refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Richards
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ben
nett Sunday evening.
Allen Richards son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orington Richards is nursing
q case Of measles.
Mrs. Elsie Jones Howard and
daughter have gone to join their
husband and father at Springfield.
Missouri also Mrs. Esther Wilkins
IS visiting her brother Herman
Hudson and family in Illinois.
a
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
OCEAN VIEW

Capt. William \. Nelson. aped
- years in April. 1915. departed
TINS life on Wednesday. April II
al ms home here He had bonn
III for some time with complica.
mons and lasSed away at his home
here. Funeral services were bpld
from the Christian Church where
lie mad been z faithful member ANA
an official. He leaves to survive
nm three children. namely. a son
Asher Nelson. of Philadelphia: two
daughters, Mrs. Nettie Hickman of
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
CHURCHES in MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
"Thc House of Happiness
Rev. Frark Herson. D. D., Minister
Sunday. \pll

NTIIlN. NpIIT y
9-l5 a. m Session of the church
school Missionary sunday Graded
school with Glasses for all ages.
-" q. m. Morning Worship and
H'rlnol. Subject. An Unr"cordnd
Word /" Mn&ir of merit 10y the chanccl
rholi@ Always a W"lcomc here
o.5" y IN. Thr Mclhodist Youth
F"llowshr \ good place Ion aIl YOUNG
people.
':3" y m. Evening Worship and
Sermon. Subject ~ Terrible Haudl-
cap SIAtA minutes of useful Wor-
~hIr ~ beautiful lrnuudmGs
Mud week Church Service Thursday
evening at 80 o'cluck.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
prpcaIItiouS ImuoTtaut

These seemingly bOthcrS0mC
precautions are important. Out oi
the 80 persons having the Rocky
Mountain spotted fever since il was
first reported in Delaware in 1892
seven persons have died because
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
First Baptist Church
Not to he MinStcred Unto. But to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
Sunday. \pril -

'IInI1N, NpIII y
..,i, J." .o' a. m l;lhr school Topic.
TN Founding of the Nation" .Ion
our Er"WllIG and going school Thomas
+. + i"Und"lS, superintendent
~ "o a. IN Morning WurShip Mes
1asr. What the Ejhc Tcacho.. \bout
Baptism
$50 p. m. Boys and Girls Juuinr
illGh and baptist Youth Fellowship
nIrttinG.
so = m. Informal Song Service
'irH irH t.N' nilG Worship. Message.
thrISt Testimony of the World"
TucShdaN. >.Uo y. m The BAPTIST
'hllStlan Fellowship viii meet
"dnrSdHy. N.nn p. M Prayer and
l;ihl" Study Hour.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
SundaN. \priI -
Sunday. April -

'NTITIII'N, .NTlTIT =
- -. M SUNDAY school Hubert
I"s"WHt"rS, superintendent
! go a m. -I'rrac hing
1."o y. m Musical. Song and Praise.
500 y. m Preaching
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
al 80 o'Clnck
We want To invite You to our ser
vices: also ON sunday school We have
classes fur All ages
Special invitation to thos" who 70
to no church school We invite YOU.
com" with us, get acquainted with
our fine group Of hoyS ana Eirls and
Godly teachers. PARENTS could not do
= nohlcr thing for their children then
send or bring them to Sunday school.
Awards ar" giV"n to each worker
our motto: Pray. Plan. Come.
Work"
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
The Presbyterian Church
"1hc Church on the PIaza"
Rev. John M. OeChant. Minister
Sunday. Nrjl -

'-T'TIIIN. NNII -
!! a. IN Sunday school Mrs. j
IT, Gordon. Supcrtut, ndcnt
l"'" - IN Mons liihla CLaS. \. II
lIumc$. t,1chcr
Lou a. n-- Worship and Nrionon
Topic. Divine Formula for Success. -
Holm III
IA iu-'.,- S,,t.i,tI N,.
Cir"rge Shcaffrr leader.
.-' y. t., ,dI. IS s;oti,tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Calvary Methodist Church
'The Church of Warm Spirit
ReV. M. Eugene Hungetford. Minister
Sunday. NpriI -

Sunday. \prl -
Emory. header
100" u. m Church school Super
int"nd"ut. John Wilkins There are,
rl'.S"s Ter all 't"c&. You viii h,. wei
com" aS a m"mhrr or visitor
II =" a. m. Divine Worship and
Sermon.
6:%o ?. IN. Methodist Youth Fellow
ship. Mis-, Betty l'avingcr. prcsidcu,
Miss Virginia Han. header
so +. IN Diviu" Worship. our
guest minister viii hc the Rev. John
7. Bailey OF G"orprtoWn
Prayer Meeting on Thursday at 7:3o
y. IN.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
REDDEN

Ihcrc Will he services AT Met oil
lcN~ Church next Sunday as tol-
lows; Sunday School ii y m.
Preston Donovan. Superintendent
" =. m 10y Reverend Barlow.
Mr.. Florence Hires and Miss
Marie klun&land and friend OF
New Jersey spent Tuesday With Mr.
and Mrs Robert j. Burton
Mir. and Mrs. Norman Rust und
family We're Tuesday 'Nenin&
&ucsts of AIr and Mrs. charles
Rust and family.
\lr. and Mis-. ElW0od NcrSan and
son Billy were SUNDAY guests of
Nr. and Mrs. Frank Milman.
Mr.. and Mrs Paris Hntou called
on Mr ANA Mrs Fred Webb and
family ON Tuesday cN"rir&.
Mrs. William WALTON 81. i
spending few days with her
mother AMI relatives IN Hcrlia.
New Jersey.
Alr. and Mrs. Preston Donovan
and family and Ny and Nls. lioN-
ard Burton We're Sunday afternoon
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burton of Alillsboro.
Harry Millman spent The week
end with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilb"t Wiley.
MIR. and Mrs. Paris Burton called
ON Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dirkerson
OF Milton on Thursday evening.
Sunday dinner cucstS of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Rust in honor OF his
10Th birthday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlrs Rust and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Joseph and son, Mr..
and Mrs, Harold Austin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Joseph and
GauShter, Mr. and Mrs Merrill o.
Neil and daughter Mr.. Edward
West, Robert Wilson and Miss
Gladys Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Do
novan and family on Sunday.
Ocean View. and Mrs. Miranda NJ
Lamb. of Highland Park. Pa. be
sides -four grandchildren and five
Srcat-Srandchildrcn: also three sis
t"rs. Mrs Caroline Evans: Mrs.
Walls and Mrs. Allie May Phillips.
one brother, George Nelson. sur
wives.
MIR. and Mrs Ebc Davidson re
turned home from Woodbury.. y. j.
ON Friday afternoon. accompanied
by their cousin Mr Harry Burton
and his Wife. Jennie Burton. who
spent the Weekend with the David
sons. returning To Woodbury.. y. j..
on Monday afternoon
There Will be preaching services
following Sunday School at Bethel
Methodist Church on Sunday morn
ing. April 22nd. conducted by Rev.
{. +. Davis and Thomas +. Elick-
man
Mrs. Walter Branford spent the
weekend with her husband. MIR.
BrHnford. at Harrisburg. Pa. where
he is now stationed.
MIS-. Charles Keen spent the
Weekend with her DAUGHTER. Mrs.
Margaret Shcrmerh0rm and son-in-
law Mr. Shcrmerhorn. in Whining
ton. Del.
Announcement is made of the en-
saGcment of Miss Evelyn Hit to
Mldshipman William Is. Evans, son
oi Mr. ANA Mrs William d. Evans
a. Brooklyn and grandson of can
tain Alonzo IL. Evans. Miss Hit IS
an alumna of Manuel High School
also attended Brooklyn Academy
and Is member OF Phi Sigma So
r"tlly and Df the Alpha and Omega
Society. Midshipman Evans is
-raduat" Of the Fort Hamilton
'li2h school and it at present AT
tcndin" the New York State Mari
tim" Academy at Fort SCHUYLER
class of 1916 and expects to be
commissioned in january of that
year.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
st. Johns r. c. Church
Rev. Leonard a. Raqan, Rector

sunday. April -
Milford. st. Johns Church. Q a m
Seaford, st. Mary's Church. s. $50
/. m.
Rchoboth, St. Edmond's Church. II
|. m.
Fort Salisbury. a. m.
Bethany Beach Camp. ";30 a. m.
COnfcSSCnS-Bcfo Mass.
Religious instruction After Mass.
Holy Day and other services as an
bounced.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Jack NAPLES. S 2/c. is spending
Today leave with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. Frank NAPLES. Jack
will report back to Great Lakes.
Ill. today.
W. q. Thomas Wallace Burn. now
stationed for a short time i'm Quin-
cy. Mass. WAS home for the week
end visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Burn.
AFT
George b. Thompson. Cpl. Tech.
9th Class, has arrived in Farming
ton for visit with his mother. Mrs.
Alice {. Thompson. after serving
46 months in the Pacific.
AFT
Tom Walls. L. S. Navy. who has
been spending a two weeks leave
with his mother. Mrs. William
Walls and sister. Miss Mildred
Walls, will return on Sunday to
Great Lakes Naval Station, Chi
cagO.
MIS-. r. KINNEY. Jr.. has re-
Gently received word that her hus-
band, Staff Sergeant Edward Fl.
KINNEY, Jr.. has been promoted to
Tcchnlcal Sergeant and is with the
18th Army now stationed in Bel
Gium.
Pfc. William A. Stevens. Engi-
necrs, of Milford. and Pfc. Rufus
j. Hitch, Signal Corps, husband of
Mrs. Rufus Hitch of Laurel. have
returned from 29 months in the
Mediterranean theatre and are now
on furlOugh.
Pie Roland r. Walls has been
spending a l2-day furlouGh with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Walls,
near town. upon graduating from
Communication School at Fort
Benning. Georgia. Pfc Walls will
report at Fort JAY, New York. for
reassignment.
Word has been received that /
Technician 9Th Grade Norman /
Morgan has been promoted to Ser |
peant. Sergeant Morgan is with
Signal Service Battalion some /
where in France He entered the I
service in February 1871 and has /
been overseas for the past six
months.
Second Lieutenant Homer II.
StaytOn. son of Mrs r. II. Lank.
l01 \. w. Front street. Milford. in
his capacity as bombardier took
over the job of navigating a Super
fortress after the navigator was
wounded and successfully navigat-
ed the plane nearly 1000 miles to
its home base in India.
- T
Melville II. Lyell. Jr.. electricians
mate second class. of the Sea Bees.
son of Deputy L. $. Marshal and
Mrs. NJ. Howard Lyell. RehobOth
Beach. is now stationed on the Rus
sell Islands, in the Pacafic. Lyell
has been with the Sea Bees for more
than rs months and has served on
several of the Pacific Islands with
Il construction regiment.
h T
Pfc. George Littlefeld. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Littlefeld of Maine
and husband of Mrs. Marie Little
field. of Milford. has completed his
six weeks basic training at Camp
Howe, Texas. and has returned to
Fort Meade. Md. after spending
seven-day furlough with his wife.
His brother. Alfred Littlcfeld. is
somewhere in the South Pacific
theatre.
Av
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Fred
Nellums and dauGiNcr. Frcdressa,
who have been in Casper, Wyoming
for the past seven months have
spent two weeks with Mrs. Nellums
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William II.
ClCaVcr Sergeant Ncllums who iq
member of the 2nd Air Force left
Sunday for Sioux City. Iowa where
he is now stationed. Mrs Ncllums
is staying mere for short time.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Lieutenant Gene Pratt. l.. 5. \.
who has been in the South Pacific
Tor the past several months in the
intelligence S@vice, will arrive in
town tomorrow for a leave with his
family. Mrs. Pratt went to Balti-
more today to meet him.
Il T
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Stevenson
have received word that the
Hronzc Star has been awarded to
their son, Captain William Steven
son, for meritOriOuS service under
fire. Captain Stevenson is i'm Ger
many in the 18th Medical Company
of the First Army.
n y
Lieutenant W. l.. Carter. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carter of near
town, has been released from the
hospital at the Army Air Base at
Richmond, Va, where he has been
a patient since returning from ov-
erseaS the first of December. after
completing his missions with the
Eighth Air Force in England. Lieu
tenant Carter arrived at the Army
Air Field. Miami. Fla. last week.
where he has been sent for reas-
signment. On his way down he
visited his brother Private Joseph
ID. Carter. who is stationed near
Jacksonville. Fla, with the Marine
Air Force
h T'
Technical Sergeant Floyd NJ.
Moore. II years old, of Frederica.
engineer and top turret gunner ON
the Eighth Air Force BIZ Flying
Fortress Miss It" has recently
passed milestone in his flying
career. Completing over 240 com
bat hours. traversing approximate
ly 10000 miles. he has helped his
bomber fight its way through Sc
we're enemy opposition to drop more
than 100000 pounds of high eX-
plOsives on NaZi industrial and
installations deep in Ger
many. Sergeant Moore. who has
been awarded the Air Medal with
four Leaf Clusters for ''meritori-
Gus achievement" in aerial COM
bat, is a member of the 452nd Bomb.
Group, a unit of the Third Air Di-
vision He is the son of MI and
Mrs. Benjamin Moore. of Fredcr-
lea. His wife Mrs. Christine Moore
lives in Riverside. y. j.
Az
The following poem was sent i'll
hy 5 1ic William f. Short son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Short of
Short. who is stationed /.
on the L: s :. Starlight found this
poem and is very anxious for it 10
appear in the service slants. He
says he appreciates the Chronicle
more than he could ever express.
The poem fOllows-''Why | Don't (
Write More Often"
The reason haven't written more
Is though no fault of mine
work the clock around till eight. /
Then start again at nine,
| get out paper, start to write.
ONES up a hlackout and no li2ht !
| run for chow and get there late (
Which means not much upon my
plate;
try to shave as run To my post
still munChing on a piece of toast;
Then | stand in line at the ships
CantCCn
For cake of soap to keep me
clean.
knock down guys to get to- the
shower
To find line that's been waiting
an hour:
So once again | begin your letter
I'ut the spreading spray gets wctt
cr and wcttcr:
At last the papers hunk of wet
pulp
So toss it away with sorrowful
Gulp.
Then give it up as Il very bad Job
some things can't be done:
So I'll never blame you for getting
sore
But YOU know now why don't
write more.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. C. w TavIor paetor

''OE' . w dyIUT' FdsIOT
Sunday. \pril -
lu:"o a. m SUNDAY school
-" =, Preaching Service.
l.oh p. Chiidrcn's Service.
q: II y m EVangchstjc services.
Tu"NdhN Chlldr"u'S service 1."o y.
m. i'lhl" Study. 7:l5 y. m.
Friday Childrcu% Sorvic" 700 y.
m; Prayer and Praise Service. 1:t1
y. m.
t1ann"Igraph Talks each service 10y
IN" pastor
\ Christian welcome awaits YOU.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

they were bitten by the disease
carving ticks which were not re-
moved i'm time
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

The Andes in South America
are the worlds longest mountain
chain
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. Bordley {. Baynard. Pastor

sunday. \priI -
+, q" Il IN Sunday school
q" =. m. Morning Worship.
."n D. m Y. +. T. Service
10 =. m. Song Service and Eve
nlng Worship
7:i5 = m. Thursday. prayer service
especially for the men in the armed
turcrS.
Everyone Welcome
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
BEWARE or TICKS: THEY
CARRY DEADLY ROCK
MOUNTAIN FEVER
Continued from First Page,

talIN the disease were widely scat
tered There were I cases in White
lay Creek Hundred and > in RED
Lion Hundred Of New Castle COun-
~: , in West Dover and | in Duck
creek Hundred of Kent County :
while Sussex CoUnty's cases were
located in S"atord. Cedar Creek.
Little creek, Da2shoro and Gum
huIO
Last year the cases were in Will
nin9tton, Christiana. White Clay
creek Hundred in New Castle
ounty and Harheson in Kent.
Another case was reported in
Mary land over the line from Sus-
SCN.
Examine Body Closely
The principle danger of the tick
i. OF course, his bite and even
though only tick in many hun
Greds may carry the Rocky Noun
tam spotted fever virus. that /
tick which cannot be reco2niZcd
from the reSU may cause Il fatal
Infection
Since many people are taking ad-
vantage of fine spring weather 10
90 ON plcniCs or To be out in woods
and fields, the State Board of
Health warns everyone to watch
out for ticks, and TO examine the
body closely when returning from
such a trip. Where ticks are picked
ZIP out-0t- doors, it is usually from
grass or weeds close to the ground
Men will find that boots laced over
tfouSef legs, or even SOX pulled up
over the bottoms of trousers. hens
tC keep ticks from crawling be-
n"ath the clothing. Ticks NAV also
he found III towns where the grass
and weeds are allowed 10 crow
Wild. Keep these cut CLOSELY around
houses, schools, and parks advises
the State Board of Health.
Examine Children Often
Ticks often work their wav M
wand before attaching themselves
the back of the head and neck of
human beings are favurite FEEDING
places. Careful examination q;
heads. especially of children at
ltaS' twice Il day may reveal a tick
III tlHle to prevent ii bite. Remcm-
Ter, the Board warns, that the bite
ol tick is seldom felt
Removal Of Ticks
People are warned not to become
l'hduly excited if they do find a
llck because ii must be attached 10
tllc person ior several hours and il
must he infected with the spottcd
fever III order to be able to give a
person disease.
The Boad says To remove an at
tachcd tick With forcepS. twpeZers
or rubber gloves in order to keen
the tick blood OFF the hands. If
ines" things are not available. he
sure to scrub hands we'll after the
tick removal.
Vaccine Available
y vaccine is now available for
tte prevention of Rocky Mountain
spotted fever and persons whose
WORK takes them into ck-infcSted
areas are advised to have this i'm
MunlZln2 treatment.
Dogs Garry Ticks
Ticks often feed on dogs. and
sometimes on cats. making il
necessary TO watch for these dan
;-CroU5 insects on The housohnld
pets as well ae on pcunlc. Dogs
which pick UP many ticks should
he busted every ) days with dclri.,
powder TO Get rid Of the insects If
th"re ar" only Il few ticks use
tWecI"rs or rubber gloves. and fol
low precautions listed above. Dron
the pullcd-off ticks into kerosene
or boiling water to DESTROY Them
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

It's said that ammonia poured
through materials that have been
stained with iodine will remove all
trace of the spot.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Member OF the Board OF Lecturcship Of
ne Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist. IN Boston. Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
Removal Of Ticks
Vaccine Available

y vaccine is now available for
tte prevention Of Rocky Mountain
spotted fever and persons whose
work takes them into tick-infcSted
@feaS are advised to have this i'm
trCatmcnt
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Word has been received that
Technician 18th Grade Norman
Morgan has been promoted to Ser
eeant. Sergeant Morgan is with
Signal Service Battalion some
where in France. He entered the
service in February 1914 and has
been overseas for the past six
months
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

VIII hay" carIoad of our Certified
Rui&rr Tomato Plants in Bridge
vile. Thursday. April 2Gth. Frank
'Irndani"l. Inc. Phone Milford
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Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Pfc. Roland r. Walls has been
spending l2-day furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Roland Walls.
near town, upon graduating from
Communication School at Fort
Benning. Georgia. Pfc Walls will
report at Fort JAY, New York. for
rcaSSignment