Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
FRANKFORT


of this town, was thrilled by
telephone call from her brother,
George Campbell L. S. Navy. now
on duty at Seattle. Wash. George
celebrated his birthday by phon-
ing to his sister. He reported that
all is we'll with him and that he
expects and hopes to be home late
pleasure to his jolly sister Mag
gle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Topp NJ. Heath are
spending Il few days in PhiladrI-
phia while MIR. Heath is receiving
treatment at the jefferson lIospi-
tai.
Mrs. Herbert A. Truckscss. Jr..
has gone to Philadelphia in 0rdcr
to celebrate her wedding annivCr-
sary this week with her husband
Last Thursday James Baker
went to Scaford for Il physical cX-
animation in response to his call
by Uncle Sam.
Grandpa Everett Long. ST.. seems
to be getting kick out of taking
the air almost daily ChHuffcurinG
his three roSy-ChcckCd wee grand
children, Donna Rae Glover. B;H'-
bara Long and Everett Long, 3rd
Mrs. Fcrd s. Daiscy is not very
we'll at present.
Arthur y. Banks killed two ven
OmOus snakes in his field last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Tinglc and
Mary Jane are spending the month
at the beach.
In observance of Fathers Day.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. G.. Crockcr were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Y. Hudson and son
at their home in St Martins Neck.
Md. The party also took in the
gala dedication and opening of
HiCkman's Airport.
Guests in the home of MIR. and
Mrs. George w. IIOrscy are their
daughter. Mrs. Harvey Kirk. Jr..
and her infant son. Harvey Kirk.
%rd
Upon receipt of wire adviSinG
him of the death on Sunday OF his
brother, Joseph MaHiarz. Stanley
Mazlarz flew out to Chicago ON
Monday. The deceased had but
recently left FrankfOrd for his
home in Milwaukee,. Wisconsin. af-
ter Il prolonged visit in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M1IiarZ ON
Carey street. Dut To TRANSPORTS
tion difficulties. Stanley was forced
to stop in chicago to await pass
age to milwaukee,. The friends here
who were privileged to make the
acquaintance of the deceased. re-
Grct the sudden passing of the
genial MIR. MaZiarI. and extend sin
Ger" sympathy to MIR. and Mrs.
Stanley MarZiarZ in their loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. James &. hudson.
Jr. and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Hudson. and MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Willoushhy and
daughter from Aldan. Pa. were
weekend guests OF their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hudson and
other relatives in this area. The
party spent Saturday night as The
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f..
Williams in their summer home at
RChOhOth Beach and were Sunday
dinner cue SITS of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
drcai II. Hudson III F'rankturd
! Last Thursday, Joseph Justice
returned home with his honorable
I Gj Il.l M.
service with the l.. ). Army in both
the +. L. Q. and Pacific Theatres
OF War
Mrs. Charles Ellis and daughter.
Miss Mary Helen, have returned
home from 4 few days visit with
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
f. Wilbur in their new homo at
Penn Valley. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mariner were
| pleased to have the company of
their son. New Castle Police Om-
Ger Francis Mariner with them
over the Fathers Day Weekend.
! Francis looks very fine i'm his natty
uniform and his former local az
/ Quaintanccs are pleased that he is
/ so we'll occupied since his return
I from overseas service
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Middleton had
! thcir nephew. Jack W. Evans ct
| Baltimore with them over the past
| Weekend.
lIirOns Mumf0rd and Orvillc
Long made Il business trip to Ilag-
crstown, Md. on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank BoatWri@ht
are visiting Mrs. BOatWriGhl's mo-
th"r in Harrisburg. Pa.
Mrs. William r. Powell spent
several days recently in Arden
visiting her brother, Maurice Fv-
ans and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Preston L. vii
liams and children, Miss Carolyn
and Pep" are occupying their fin,
summer home at RchoboDh
} Last Saturday evening. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Orvillc Long entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wolf and Bill
Murray of Philadelphia. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lcy0n II. Powell and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Gray of Frankford. Tn,
hostess served delicious home mad,
pie and coffee.
The newly Mr. and Mrs
Harry IluXford were house guest.
of their aunt. Mrs. Alice IIuXfort
Gum. a part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R0lla Berg and tw,
| children of Philadelphia, ar,
| spending Mr.. BcrGs vacation from
his position with the city fire de-
partmcnt, Ivy visiting Mrs. Berg :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hast
ingS.
Alvin E. Campbell is undergo
ing treatment in the Bccbc IIospi-
tai at Lcwcs