Milford chronicle., 1946-02-01
FRANKFORT

Little Miss Judy Marvel, four
Year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Marvel underwent a sue
ceSStul tOnsilectOmy at SeafOrd last
Monday, January 21st She is now
fecuperatlng at her parents home
on Knox St.
Mrs. Norma HOhmeier has Joined
hcr husband in Chicago, Ill. The
young man has recently been re-
leased from service with the L. S.
oaSt Guard. Their host of local
, friends wish them much happiness
Ill their mid-western home.
EnrOute from Snow Hill. Md, 10
their future home in Rochester,
Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Croc-
ker made a short farewell call here
on Saturday. EX-Staff Sergeant Ed.
recently received his honorable
| discharge from the Army after a
trip around the world which in
| Guided two year stretch of active
! Cuty III India with the 653rd topo-
! graphic engineers. He will resume
active duty with the L. s. ID. A. in
Minnesota on Feb. lst. Prior to his
induction into the Army in 1912 he
was engaged in soil conservation
service in Minnesota While a stu
cent at the L. of ID. in 1884 Mr..
Crocker earned nation wide publi-
city as third string guard by
. hltch-hiking to West Point to par
tlclpate in the L. of ID. vs.. Army
football game.
Mrs. Ada Tingle is patient in
/ the Milford Memorial Hospital at
Milford. Her many friends earnest
ly pray for her early return to her
home.
MIR. James &. Hudson observed
his saith birthday on January 23rd
at his home on Greene Street.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. {.
Truck in Auadarko, Okla. was the
scene of Il beautiful wedding one
day last month when their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Lee Truck became
the bride of Staff Sergeant ROllin
l.. Hudson Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Rollin Hudson of Frankford, Del
The Rev. John II. Kelly, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church read the
ceremony. The couple exchanged
VOWS under a silver bell in white
arch thanked by tall white basket,
, of pink gladioli. The bride given il
: marriage by her father, wore d
pink wool jersey dress with black
accessories and a cOrsage of white
: carnations. For the traditiOna
: something blue" the bride wore .
necklace and bracelet set, gift O
: her bridegroom. Miss Helen Truel
the brides sister and only attend
ant, wore light blue dress Will
black accessories and cOrsage O
= red carnations. Firearm 1/c Gordol
Narva on leave from the L. S. S
, Bonditch served as best man BE
l cause was sung by Mrs Elton
klmes, accompanied by Mrs. l.. II
1 Murphy. After the ceremony Mrs
{ Murphy rendered Mendelsohn':
t Wedding March and Mrs. Kline,
1 sang Il Love You Truly" Tn,
5 brides mother wore black with ;
corsaSe of red carnations Imme
= dlately after the ceremony Mr.. ant
Mrs. Truck entertained with a re
/ ceptlon. The lace covered table wa!
e centered with a crystal punch bow
1lanked by pink taperS. Mrs. Net
= King served the two-tiered weddin,
e cake after the newlyweds had Gu
the first piece of cake and partakel
n OF It, Mrs. Jack Baker poured. Mrs
Il Hudson graduated from the Aua
dark0 High School and was EN-
$ ployed at Tinker Field in Oklahom;
e city before working at the O. p. A
! AuadarkO. Staff Sergeant Hudson
e is 1914 graduate of the John NJ
clayton High School. While over
: seas with the Army he was station
y III France and Germany. At the en-
OF his As day furlough he will re
o port back to Fort Dix, New Jerse
n Tor his honorable discharge. Nh
!: ana Mrs. Hudson will make thei
d home in FrankfQrd.
lhe boy scouts are working dill
%ently collecting garments for th
> Victory Clothing drive. On Satul
e. day they made a house to hous
e canvass of the town and surround
4 ing vicinity.
apt. and Mrs. Sterrett an
= Cau@hter from Washington. d. {
I are mousse guests of Mrs. Norman |
t. Gum this week.