Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

'''' "ll~ ltHulItu III tnt grant
lil| ol several dcCrecs niSi ana on,
II served decision. The dccrccS niSi
|fdnt"d hH ludcc Spcakman were.
Sadilla IIaddad, known as JON,
l!addady. Mildred Ann Haddad
Nrlia ;. Dick"rSon v Edward y
Ihckorson; Line Gertrude Marker
Harry Oscar Marker: Marian
I'stel stuart y. Wendall \. Stuart
Ethel W. HcnncsSy '. Melvin G.
li'hn"SSy: Harrison Bailey. ' Ro-
st NJ Bail"Y: JudG" Richard, re-
S'fN'd decision in the divorce case
e. Alice Miranda Clark '. James
Elaine Clark, and continued the
case OF Robert : Booth y. Mary
Booth
AT the afternoon session of Gen
rfaI Sessions Court. with ChicI
Justice Daniel j. Layton ON the
h' 'hch. Ella Vent, William \. Vent.
Nancy NJ. Vent, Annie Marie Me
pfhlck, and Alfred NcCol1uick.
all OF Milton, were arraigncd and
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
Idfceny Frederick =. Whitney is
counsel for the defcndents. who are
charged with the larceny of house
mold goods with Il total value of
H''3o4o. from John e. I.ank cXccu-
tor OF the estate of clara Vent late
Oi Milton. The case is listed for
ulal later this week.
y capais was issued in the cases
ct George ". Collins. Little Creek
ana George Mcars Cannon. George
town both returnablc Tuesday
morning. April >.
The cases against Clarence Lit
tleton and Charles Hare. George
town. charge with jail escape were
continued. Both men have been an
pfehended and are serving out the
sentence imposed upon them pre-
Vlously. LittletOn was sentenced
january p, 1914 to two wears in
Sussex County Jail after pleading
SulIty to charge of forgery. Hare
was sentenced in June. 1912. on
two indictments of largencv. to
three years. He escaped twice i'm
l942 and was apprehended within
Il short time of each escape.
Isaac Harmon, Indian River
pleaded guilty to the charge of de
Sertlon and non-support of his wife
and eight children An agreement
reached between he and his wife
resulted i'll Il Court order of &11.30
weekly.
Charles Thomas Littlcton. was
represented James VI. Tunnel. lr.
and plead mot guilty" To a charge
OF deSertlOn and nOn-suppOrt of his
Wlie and three minor children and
asked for a trial by jury. In the
case OF Hampton Carmine. Dagsho-
fo' VINO Is also represented nv
James NJ. Tunnel, Jr.. will also go
to jury, he having entered plea
OF not guilty to dcscrti0n and non
support of Il minor child.
Joshua Is. Bryan. Seaford, plead
guilty 20 charge of cmhcZZelmcnt
ma MS attorney, Houston Wilson
made application for parole. rcuort
20 be made on April 9th.
me following cases were retired
y llllam Henry Butncr. three in
nctmentS for forgery; Clarence
'lrgy, murder in first dccrcc: Ro.
and Coffin and Bessie Morris.
adultery
asses nollc pressed were Paul
Joseph, descrtiOn and non-sun-
'oft. The cases of Peter 4. Wolfe
harSed with dcscrtion and non
iupport was continued, as was mo
''Se against Thaddcus W. Dickcr-
vi, accused OF assault ana battery.
)lckcrS0n is in the the Army
harleS DOnnan H0lzmlIclIcr o; ;
,ill1ord was today rcappointcd n, !
ne Court, to serve another term ae
ufy commissioner. for Sussev
'Ounty.
Mrs. Laura Atkins. Deputy Shcr
II, OF Sussex County. has today ro-
elVed letters from her husband j,
triihlclah Sergeant Thomas Is. \
AtklnS, from a hospital in ENGLAND +,
eillhS her that he was wounded in +,
GERMANY Sergeant Atkins went
NcrS'aS Year ago. after basic
raining AT Camp Brcckcnridyc d
>chtucky and has been with the !,
]lSt Engineers. He stated in his
tier that after being injured mo
'as evacuated to Paris bv planc !
ilu later flown to the hospital in ,
hSland where he is now being j
reatcd. His letters were dated -
iarch 23rd i
sergeant George r. Lynch. Jr. of
ne jIoth Infantry, is missing in l.
ctlon i'll Germany. according to = 4
cleSram received last night bv hi.
ather. Mr.. George +. Lynch Tho $
Plegram stated that Sergeant {
y > ii'il mas been missing since
iarch 10Th and it was on that date |
is lather received the last letter y
rom ms son. The letter to his faith
Sdid that he was in Paris when S
ending the letter, for an cipht d,v
'aVe from the front
sergeant Lynch. who is - years
'd' attended GcOrgctown Uioh
ch00l graduating i'm the cI,sy nr O
'"7. In high school he was active t;
atlietlcs, having played baseball o
iu served one year as captain of
IL iootn team. He was also , q
,elilpef OF the High School Choral =
l"'' ana member of the SchooI &
anu Tie mad one year at the mi =
'rSlty OF Delaware and attended "
1slneSS school in WjIminotou h
Dung Lynch was member of thh h
elaWare National Guard and en-
req the service in 1910 He train $
l at fort EustiS, Virginia and was o.
atloned at Fort Miles, LeweS for e.
'veral months. '''
a brother. Captain John Lynch r
= >. Army Medical Corps, was i,
ounded in France and has recent G.
returned to this country. and is