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The Nome nugget., 1945-07-09
Alaska Public Land domestic Law May Be Passed

WASHINGTON, July 9-tP- If President Truman approves, homesites may be purchased on public lands in Alaska. The House has completed the Congressional action on the measure extending the five acre homesite law to the Territory and the bill has been sent to the Whitehouse.
 The homesite law heretofore applied only to continental United States has been amended to also permit purchase by Interior de- parment employees stationed in Alaska, and also permits acquisi- tion of sites for camp convalscent, and business recreational pur- poses.
 Senator Magnuson. said the gov ernment agencies will be called upon for a very small part of the financing necessary to explore the fishing possibilities of the Boring Sea. Magnuson said he learned, in talking to representatives of the War Foods Administration and Defense Plant Corporation that most of the two million dollar cost of the project will be supplied by private capital.
 He told reporter that indicated how well private fishing interests think of the economic possibilities of the fishing.
 The Continental Shelf floating cannery, which he operated in the area where the Japs used to take huge quantities of king crab, hali- but and cod will be operated, he said, by the Pacific Exploration Company of Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-22
Court Charge
 Follows Fire

On a charge of malicious and wilfully setting fire to a dwelling and apartment house" Mrs. Lee Jones Dubos was held to answer to the grand jury at a hearing before U. s. Commissioner G. w. Bubendoff Wednesday. The de- fendant furnished 5000 bail.
 Mrs. Eleanor Dooley, owner of the Taylor apartments, where Mrs Dubos, with her husband, is a tenant, filed the complaint, alleging that the defendant set fire to a pile of her husbands clothing in the middle of the kit chen floor, and that earlier in the evening 8 fire occurred in a davenport iD the same apart ment.
 Mrs. Dooley said she extin- guished the fire in the clothing and that Jack Altman, fire chief, from the Cheechako club next door had helped extinguish the davenport.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-22

Archie Davis has announced that he has undertaken to start a fund-raising drive for the Griffin Memorial hospital, with a view to obtaining additional equip ment for the institution. With the help of friends he is making arrangements for the placing of jars in local business houses for acceptance of contributions. The drive is to start in earnest the first of the year, he stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-22

Mrs Ruth Rock, of Juneau, general agent for the Olympic National Life Insurance ccmpa- ny, arrived in Kodiak this week by plane on business for the company sne represents. Mrs. Rock, who is general agent for the Territory, has announced the appointment of Mrs. Bette De Young as her special repre- sentative here. Mrs. De Young is located in the Warr,n Taylor of flee on Brooklyn avenue.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-22
Tolbert.

Tolbert.
 MT. Chase's trip by plane. a trip with Tiny Cichoski's boat, and a number of Navy plane flights have disclosed no trace of the two men, who left Kodiak Oct. 21 by boat for the Iniskin bay region.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-22
oDIAK MIRROR

lehn Chase, who has returned ton bis plane search for Jay folbsrt and Beans Anton, re- srts that $616 was collected
 eslIy to enable him to make Ls trip. The remaining S250 left Ter expenses were paid has sB turned over to Mrs. Jay
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01

posed Of youths from Pleasant Val
ley, GOrtner and Lynndale, at their
regular meeting on October Is, found
the hall dark and in a deplorable con-
ditiOn. Every window in the building
had been broken and glass strewn all
over the floor. A paper drive and
social were planned and the club mem
bers really put their plans in action.
By Friday evening the lights again
CLEANED in the hall and the buzz and
activity of sorting paper, putting in
window panes and decorating was on.
On Monday evening the social was
held and large crowd of men, wo-
men and children were present and
they enjoyed the evening immensely.
Bingo, cake walks and other pastime
entertainment had been provided. The
surplus food was auctioned off and
fabulous prices were obtained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentruber
were in Philippi on Tuesday where
the latter submitted to a minor oper-
alton in the hospital there.
The Swan Meadow pupils had a
Halloween parade and a pet show on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Deiner and fam
lily, Of Springs, were guests on Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Yoder.
Members of the Welch family were
in Cumberland on Tuesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
JENNINGS

Local weathermen are predicting
warm weather during November, if
the movements of the wild geese has
anything to do with it, as a flock of
the birds were seen last week head
ing northward
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittinger, of
Akron, O., are visiting relatives in
this community.
Mr., and Mrs. Kermit Bittinger are
assisting the Beachy brothers on the
Elmer Beachy farm, in harvesting
their seventeen acres of potatoes.
Pfc. Luther Beachy has been dis
charged from the Army and is home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Galcn
Beachy.
Pfc. Clark Wilburn has also been
discharged and is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Elva Bebee in Texas, for short
time.
Jason WiIbun was in Oakland one
day last week.
Ethel Platter left here Friday for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
Red House All Club Organized

The Red House All club was organ
lied on October % with the following
officers: Colene Martin, president;
Helen Bachtel, vice-president; Ruby
Martin, secretary; Leona Hauser,
treasurer.
Other members are Isabel Johnson,
Lorene Gnegy, Peggy Shaffer, Helen
Phillips, Ruth Strawser, Norma Roth,
Colene Hauser, Eula Mae Martin, Pat
ty Bachtel, Ruth Gnegy, Vida Gnegy,
Carolyn Johnson, Reba Hauser, Mary
Grace Bachtel, Geneva Bachtel, Fran
ces Pretzel, Fronia Blamble, Mary
Biggs and Lois Ann Bachtel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01
MT. LAKE PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Willioughby Calls
have taken an apartment in the
Braethorn. Mr. Calls was recently
honorably discharged from the USA
at Fort Sill, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Sisk and their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Brewer, and
children visited relatives here over
the weekend.
Sgt. Lawrence Groves, in letter
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Groves, told of being in two typhoons
on his way to Japan from Okinawa.
He is on an LIST in Japan.
The regular meeting Of the Loeb
Lynn P-T.A. will be held at the
school house, Monday night, Novem-
Der 5, at 1870.
Mrs. Florence Rathbun will enter
tain the U. B. Ladies' Aid at her
home on Friday afternoon, November
second
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lowdermilk and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zimmerman and
daughter went as delegates to the
Oneness Ministerial District Council
at Millsboro, Pa, on October 1928.
Rev. Earl Blystone, son-in-law of Mr..
Lowdermilk, was in charge of the
delegation. On Monday night a fell
lowship meeting was held at the Sang
Run church in charge of Rev. f. c.
Davis, pastor. About Is ministers
were present.
Adonis Sisler, who was recently
discharged from the USA, at Camp
Pickett, Va, moved his family from
the Dr.. Hall property to an apartment
in Lester Hardesty's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Bittinger, Mr.
and Mrs. DELPHI Calls and daughter,
Juanita, and Joe Calls spent the past
weekend with Walter Calls and fam
lily at Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Willard R. Gibson came home last
week after being overseas for two
years. He was with the 83rd Chemical
Battalion. He received the Purple
Heart and has been honorably dis
charged.
Mrs. Mollie Graham, of Thornton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Weeks.
Mrs. Ray Taylor attended the fun
eral Of her sister, Mrs. Harley Wot-
ring, at East Liverpool, o., on Tues
day.
The Neighborhood Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Canaan Thursday,
November s, with Mrs. Leighton and
Mrs. Weeks as assisting hostesses.
A number of the official members
of Loeb Lynn U. B. church attended
district rally Monday afternoon and
night at Terra Alta.
CPL Edward Kahl has received an
honorable discharge from the Army
and is now home with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kahl. Martin l..
Groves, son-in-Iaw of the Kahls,
has also received his discharge.
Mrs. Ford Fancher, Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Emma Lish.
Mr.. and Mrs. John True, Of New
Philadelphia, O., were weekend Wis
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Turney
Mrs. NJ. L. Sisk and Mrs Robert
Brewer spent the weekend with Mrs
D. E. Calls.
c. V. Harvey visited his son in
Baltimore last week.
Mrs. c. P. Martin continues i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ream visited
the Joe Kings Sunday afternoon.
Lavcrna Calhoun spent the week
end with Mrs. George Right.
Mrs. Alma Bell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Munsen, in Hagers-
town.
Fred Moon is home on furlough
visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Lee.
Mrs. Belle Rshell was guest of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Platter attend
ed the Howard Wilt sale near Swan
ton, last Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-01

Baltimore and will be at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Evelyn Wise, who is
a patient in a hospital in that city.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Mrs Paul Vincent and morhcr.
MrS Rattle I.onHud and Mrs vii
h,1 Jefferson visited Alr. and Mrs.
Clinton Loiaud in Wllnin@ton on
Thursday
AIR. ana Mrs. t.vcrcrt Io0aud and
son Jackie Of Dover and Mrs. Nltu
H1cr Of Milford were sunday din
nor GUESTS ot Mrs RaIjc l.ofiand
and Mr and Mrs. Nilbcrt Jctfcr-
son.
Mn. Della Hunt and sons ot Mil
lord spent the Wcck-cud with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b.
Roach.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace hudson ot
RoXana and Amandus Warren ot
Milford were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs Carlton Clifton and chit
dI-cn on Sunday
Mrs. Clinton Evans and daush-
ter Naomi of Upper palhy. Pa.
aud brother. Eddie Short oI NV
York visited Mrs Mar2arct Ben
nett and mother ON Friday
Nh. and Mrs. Richard stcNrnsor
and son Billy of puurllcn. \. !.
spent the Weekend with jhcir par
cntS. AIr and Ms ElWoud Steven.
son 1T NHpIrs Pond Mrs. Steven.
son remained here fur Il few days
+ Stanley s. Stccn. formerly
of Milton. is serving his country il
an ordnance crew in Germany. II
Il I..t - Il
his parents. Al and Mrs. Stcwarc
s'to"n, near Wilmington, was
change of address. Mrs Steer
Wrot" to him . few thou"hiS re-
Gently. as follows Each nigh
Whenever I'm awake. and Ill
through the day my thoughts m,
umnin& heaYcnWard. 1t is Tor yoD
pray. hope y0u are uustin" il
the power of Jesus loving care.
rest serene because ! know IT.
Knows that you are there. \mon;
the homhin&s and the din IN,
though worn and weary hc, He cal
protect you from all harm am
bring You back to ne.
THE ONLY SURE WAY TO bal
ancr a family budget now is fo
tn" hroadwinncr to work hardc
and longer aud make more money
EVERY GIRL is beautiful Il
scvcntccn il is said, but sh
doesn't stay seventeen.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
PRIME HOOK NECK

ilc Icon Ingram of the l.. $
Infantry who served his limc out
oErl@r1s IN The South Facihc is
uoW stationed In Louisiaud II. Wis
Ir"I Mr. and Mss Harry Il Roach
and Mg and Ni. phiord Russell
ON Thursday
Private Rufus Roach writes
hnu, hr is WclI. in Eurma STAR
Scra" ny \ N"laon ncnnrtr crlc-
haIrd hiss 2aId birthday anniycr-
"Fy in thlna i'm March. haljn2
hrrn lh.f" about fifteen months
riiVa'" Emmett Plcasanton Of
FuIt Jach~ou. = e.. visited his SON
Emmett. j.. ~ The home of his
-r@ndp1rcnl~ Nr and Mrs Davis
&. Jefferson ON Sunday. Ofhor
guests AT the Jefferson home were
Mr. aud Mrs. Richard Jefferson and
ddu"ht" Iarhdra Lee of Phil3dcl-
phia. Samuel Jefferson and SON
H"hhy oi LinWood ra.. Mr. and
Mr. Lester Jefferson ana mother
of Milford
Airs Russ" Green celebrated her
''I" birthday anniversary at the
nON' at hr:. dIU"htcr. Mrs. NoIman
N"l klnan on Wednesday cvcnin.
I'm abundance ot ice cream and
Cik" Wcr" served tu the foI}oVine
RcN. and Mrs. Richard ii. Green
of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Ar
20 ana chiIdrcE. Catherine. John
Patricia and Billy. MIR. and Mrs
Percy Stevenson and son Joe. Mir
ana Mrs Norman Workman and
chjltIr"n. Naomi NormaIrr and
Louise and William Gooncr. Mrs
Green received Son~ lovely Gifts
and cards to remember The occa-
sion
Guests with Mrs. Thomas Il. viii
son ard family at Fairfield Farm
for the East"r holitiays were Miss
lla1l"ttc Wilson OF Providence. II
l., Major Marvel Wilson of Forr
HomUlus. Mich, and family oI
SWdIthmorc. Pa, Mrs. Max Farl..
in2t"u and sons of Washington. u
&
Mr.. and Mrs. lIousron Wilson
baby dau4htrr, Catherine. wa,
baptized al 81. PauI's Church il
""orS"toWn on Sunday.
Master Jimmy Jefferson li4irc,
Clinton WARRINGTON at White.
Cross Roads The past Weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
First Baptist Church
''Not to lie Min>tcrcd into. But to Minister
Rev. con c. Nelson. Pastor

i" q" m Id..h' S,h"nl Taprc.
Fh' i"."l AMI TIN Ia.th." ro,tr o,u
',"N ms and i;"lll2 school Thom:. t.,
I"Grdrr-, -'lprrlnt. .ud,ui
u q" ;.. n N"unuu W"rShip Mr,-
-ago ''"hr sin ui Neglect
":'" =. u Junior Illeh aud Eapt ST
Youth i'i'uV !up "tuIuS Wtlj mcrt
and al:n th, Goqd News club lpr hoy-
md cllI~
-" u M Informal Song S.rvicr
nd l,N'utne Worship N,s-aG, The
NH>tc' T. COM. ald Colloth tor Tho i"
M"ndaN, \prd " Thc l;ihIc school
"i'Ir"1@ aud 1"H'hcr- VIII meet at \
y. IN
W 'dNC~d1N. y. nj IlaNtr and
IHl'l" study li"ur Ut Tho Church.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
BETHEL

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips OF
lallimuIt, sp'nt The EaStrr holidays
al the bom" of Mr% Wllda Spiccr.
Alr aud Ms. Roducy lMrrimorr
ynl"ltairvd the foDlowiu2 guests at
dinner ON sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Howard FuluiSS and dau@hGcr Hell
"n al Nijmineton Mr. and Mrs.
Wm Fen aud Mr. and Mrs Ely
!. tordrcy and family ul This town.
Mr. and MIS-. Charles Cordrcy.
Mr. and Mr. WiIhur Hurley spent
Sunday With relatives at Chinco-
t,a>u". Va.
Mr. Harry Nichols spent last
week with relatives IN Philadcl-
phia.
Alrs GEORGE Weaver. Mrs. Ro-
land tonrWaN, Jimmie Lee Norris
"I NjimiG.tou Wrrc town visitors
on saturday.
Mrs Edna I. Clark OF Whining"
tom >pcni the i,aatrr holidays with
nor parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John :.
Phillips
Nr and Mr. Wallace Garrett.
MIR and Mrs Paul Garrett and
d;u2h,"r. Mrs. Clarah"l Ewing of
WlImu"tor were week. -cud guests
of thcir mother, Mrs Rhoda }ial'-
rciI.
Mrs. john Ioyco OF Wilmneten
spent the Wrrh-cnd with her par
cnt. Mr auG Mrs. Walter Esk-
lid&c
AlSs Mabel Giyrns. IA student oi
Beacon COLLEGE in Wihnjnaton
~Ncnt til" Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrew civ
ems
Mr. and Mr.. Clarence Garrett
%aTe a surprise birthday party fol
his molhrr. Mrs Rhoda Garrett al
, her HON" last Saturday night in
houor OF her 7ath birthday. Sh,
received Il number of 2ifts. Re
trcShmCnts OF ice cream and home
made cake were served.
Mrs. BESSIE Phillips ana daugh
tcrs. Mrs. Elcy J. Cordrcy. Mrs
Rodney Larrimorr. Miss Laura
/ NhratlcE attended the funeral o
Mrs. Nctlio lI"arn in Milford OF
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Snodakcr an,
dau"ht"r of I!addon Heights. y ].
and Captain Harry Williams o
lrrth Amhoy. y. j. spent the l,as
Tor holidays at the homo OF Mrs
| Laura Williams.
Th" Count ON Me club" wa
entertained al In" homr of Mrs
| AGNES Phillips ON Wednesday eve
+! uiu.
Mrs rrie Smith spent Thursda,
with her sister. Mrs. Niuol LyncI
in Laurel
AIr and Mrs Arthur Phillips. Jl'
spent the Weekend IN WilminetoI
with the lattcr's sister, Mrs. Loui
Cain
Nr. and Mrs John r. Phillip
Il We're dinner guests Sunday Wit
lhcir 50 uand dau&h,er-in-law. Nh
h ana MIS-. Harrison Phillips in l.au
rel
Mr.. aud MIS- Allcu Mcssick, Joh
Black Of Camden. y. j.. were Tow
visitors on Friday.
Miss Gruiovo Spry spent tn
r weekend with friends in Balti
more.
- Mrs Nyra Lonand and dau2htc1
i. 10 Ann OF l!i2hroint. y. G.. Wcr
;oWn visitors on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
MRS. T.. {. BACON NANED
TO LABOR COMMISSION '

Governor Walter w Bacon ha
announced appointment 81 Mrs.
Elizabeth 6. Bacon of ClaIUont ..
4 member OF the Labor CUmmi :,
sion Of Delaware for a term OF ii>"
years, hCGinnin@ Monday.
The new member succeeds .Iamc@
Nj. Reese of Wilmin"ton.
The Governor announced reap
pOintment OF Mrs. Beatrice T.
Townsend nt Camdcu a., u mcmhc1
ut the State Board of Welfare for -
term of four years, cummchcin-
Monday.
Under another appointment. +
Perry Ra2ains OF Milford will Till
the uneXpircd term OF the late
Reuben VI. kAuttman. Scaford, as
- member of the State Board ul
Pharmacy The term viii cNpll"
July |. 1919.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor

"n m. SUNDAY SrhooI IIulrrt
!" Wat ~. ,Ilperutoud'ut.
- 40 a. IN I1rachln-
nn y. ~. Musical. song and Hrni....
So" y m l'r,ae hluG
Prayer m"ctin,; Wednesday cvcuiuo
3l "a o'cl"ck
W. want 10 invite YOU To our ser
Nl'''@; also "|u SUNDAY school We hay,
class Tor all ages.
%pccI1l invitation Ia tho~,. who 70
10 no church school We invite YOU
to'ac With MS gct acquainted Will
oar tlu" group OF hoy and :;irl; AHd
GodlN t';u-hcr-. Parents could not ii,
- uUhl"r thing tor th"Ir thIldrcu thtl
md or bring them to Sunday school
Awards Hit' given to each worker
Wnlk "
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
Tho House of Happiness
Rev. Frank Hcrson. D. D.. Minister

I'I'i-TN. NIIII
~ :i's,r"u ii TIM. Cuur II
+. h"'l Ci",,i et..',d -rho"l Mlth
'"'. :'.i ,lf--r- 'nt .dl a-cs
II O." ~ Nurmu= Wur-hip and
>.r'N"n SUBJECT. "'rhr Grcat p-coN-
,l> - t-"ul Hut.tc tN rh. ths,lc.
'i"'r. AiN.N. u W,lcour hDrr.
81" y nl Ttu Methodist Youth
+, U"> l'r \u N"lu@ p,orl, invited.
$50 i. - E,uiul Wor-Np and
~"rn:"n .lHhJ.,t. ~ Promising Ven
'Iu, ~.N;\ ,ll;ur, uf h"alt. uin2
}v,tI.p With u kuull Nelcoll. fni
Th ~u.a.uah W,eh.> CIrc,~ Miu
meet ~ th' h"mc at MI. Nn.-l,h on
= .doN .N,rino.
m. mn!Wr,h d.y"tloual service or
Tnu d1A CN,Mlu" at :" "'cl"ch
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church OF a Warm spirit
Rev. Nj. Eugene 1ungcttord. Minister
SuirinN. Npli

'EUTNIfN, w Y Y
900 = IN CE No,tlna. TITUS,
m"'tn-e arr m~rrarlonal IlarH F.m
nrN. h:d,I
|U.oo II, IT, Church school und,r
tio h:,d'l..lrp at loUn Wilkins. super
ni"nd,nt MI >isitnH. W,tcomc. 49,
ertfI With al! mctlh'.r.. Cl3...c.s toi
7Ii as..#
lloo M Divine W"r-hlp auo
.loru"u Iuvitation 10 those Who WIsl
80 unit" With thc church.
so = m. NJ. y. =. President MI.
l'''lN FaNlng"r. l.cad'r, Hrur\ Saun-
doi~.
$50 y m. Evening Worship, SON.
nlti message.
Prayer Meeting oa Thursda> at -
T.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
The Presbyterian Church
"Ihc Church on the TIaia"
Rev. John NJ. DcChant. Minister

SuucoN, \rn $
= Is - m ~unda$ S,hooi. MI. J.
u Gordon. supp rut, ,nt
j'."" =. ~ Ncu'- I;hic Cl,... \ f.
iiUI,a. j,acl-r
ll:"o ~ "a. Worship and S,tmou
r"rlc, "rhv I'rr'N Day"
".." y. ~ Junior .I"rictN Mr.
G,urur ShcoIf,r h.,d,.f
$3.50 4 W utuI@ i',upl,.. Socl.tl.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Christ Church (EpiscOpaD
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev. Joseph S. Kinks, Rector
Founded 1904

3n u. m lIul\ Curulnlnjou
9.f5 a. M Church school
10" !" m M"lnn2 Prayer and
S,rHion
"Wednesday. NrH II \nm@I rar-
Il Nr.tlne. - =. ut. ia t0 Parish
ll'p. tic.l"u Il Wafdeu@ .ntd VS.
trN'l.I.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

The belief that it increased the
butter content 2( milk led to the
naming of the bIqttcrcup. 1t grows
cnly ON sound, Cry. old pastures
which afford the, best food for
COWS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

ForDy-four times as many people
bctWc-n the aces of $40 died i'll
the United States in 1912 from ac-
cidcntS rs died from infantilc para
lysis. reports the National Safety
Council
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

One-fOurth of all pedestrians
killed in urban accidents in 1913
were crossing at an unsignalized
intersectiOn-but One-third were
killed crossing between intersec-
tions. reports the National Safety
Council.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. G. w. Taylor. Pastor

S'IHdoN. \rrjt
;iupudaN school 10 =. M.
l'r'"' Inns S"lNlcrs II e. M.
INrnluC irrNlcrs ID O'Clock
nG.
y Christian welcome await, Won.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
st. Johns X. {. Church
EcV. Leonard A. EaGan, Rector

SUNDAY. \pitI
Milford. 81 .l"hu'e Church. = = m
S""t"rd. st. Mary'5 Church. $. $50
Z. IN.
Erhohoth, st. Edmoud's Church. II
a. M.
Fort $arls bury. 4 a. m.
l;"tI'HuN leach camp. go a. m.
t0mts.. .l"u:. Before Mass
~ lEi"H7 instruction After Mass.
Holy l'1y and Ct!cr services as am,
uOuuC' Il.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Herman Stayton McNatt, son of
Mrs. Eva McNatt Marvel, of 16
Maple St Milford, Delaware was
graduated recently from the Naval
Air Training Bases. Corpus Christi
and was commissioned an ensign
in the L. S. Coast Guard Reserve
He received his preliminary
flight instruction at the Crosse He.
Michigan. naval air base.
Each Naval Aviator is an expert
flyer. navigator, aerologiSt, gunner,
and radio operator
Naval Aviators fly carriers-based
or land-based planes in combat
zones. or at Naval Air Stations at
home and abroad
Types of planes in Naval Avia-
ton include fighters, dive bombers.
scout and observation, multiengin-
ed bombers, patrol planes, and air
transports.
Whether in the Marine Corps or
in the Navy, Naval AviatOrs wear
the famous Wings of Gold"
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

The Air Medal has been awarded
to Staff Sergeant John H. Argo OF
Milford for mcritOriOus achieve
ment while participating in an
aerial attack upon a military OBJ
jective at Aulla, Italy. This attack
resulted in heavy damage thereby
blocking another vital link in enc
my communication lines.
Flying as a bOmbardier of a B-25
Billy Mitchell bomber this Della
ware combat Crewman is member
of veteran medium bOmbardment
group which has long been the
Sunday punch" of the Twelfth
Air Force. This group holds the
Army Air Force record for both
medium and heavy bomb groups
with over 500 combat missions.
Leaving the states in May. 1914.
Sergeant ArgO has flown on 2S
combat missions against German
held targets in Northern Italy.
Many of these were attacks on
bridges, supply and communication
lines and avenues of escape for the
German army in the current Bat
tie of the Brenner."
In addition to the Air Medal, he
is entitled to wear the European
African Middle East ribbon with
two battle stars and the Distin-
suished Unit Badge signifying that
he is member of a group which
has been cited by the War Depart
ment.
Prior to coming overseas, Ser
2eant Argo was stationed at Ne
wark, New Jersey, Paterson. New
Jersey, Dearborn. Michigan and
/ Tyndal Field, Florida.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
! ii. Argo live on Southwest Front
ST., Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley +. Records.
of Bridgeville. have received word
that their daughter. Mabel r. Rec
Ords. of the Army Nurse Corps. has
been promoted to captain A grad
uate of the Church Home Hospital.
Baltimore. Md, she was working
in Kent General Hospital, Dover.
before Cnlisting as an Army nurse
in 1910 She was sent to Fort Dix.
y. j.. whore she remained until
she was sent overseas in July.
1914. Captain Records is now with
the 10th General Hospital in
England.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Corp ThOrlow Nandcrwcndc. tail
gunner. of Viola will soon com
plete an intensive course in com
bat flying at the Alexandria Army
Air Field. La. and in the near flu
turC will 90 overseas to a combat
area. IIc'is a member of Flying
Fortress crew trained by the Sec
ond Air Force. lie is the son of
Mrs. Olive Vanderwcnde. of Har-
rinGtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Pfc William r. Thomas. who is
serving in the European theater as
cook in d station hospital. was re-
Gently promoted to his present
rank. He is the nephew of Mrs.
Fanny Palmer, Of Fredcrica, and
participated in the Northern France
campaign.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Somewhere in France,
March 6, 1915

somewhere IN france,
March 6, 1915.
Dear Editor:
| wish to take this oppOrtu-
nifty. to extend my best wishes and
thanks to YOU and the Staff that
made it possible for me to receive
your edition of the Milford ChrOni-
Gle here in France and hope to be
a steady reader at home soon.
Yours truly.
Pfc Wm II IindaIp