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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06
Ber Blnh inn Blitn,inpr
Rrtdl hrr Mittr

Ser 6lob lit aonig in China. gs
gibt feinen Srt, abIolut feinen, mo
Der Slob iein &eht berloren bate.
$50 er berfomnt, lit elm u1nitrittenes
Broblem Der Siergeograpbie. Seoo1
itimmen betp6brte hineiii1e Mltoren
oarin iiberein, oaB Ger Slob bon ben
auslanoern einsefiibrt tpurbe.
Gs bleibt nur nod Die Srnge, in
mel6er 3eitperiobe Die ginfiibrung
Itattgefunoen bot. gs iei MIR iobiel
feItgeltellt, Dab Tie Dor Ger Mnfunft
oes erIten Iuslanoers Marco 8oIo
$1,000 cine ponenoete Satiabe mar.
Gieier bemerfte r1mIi6 onf ieinen
Geilen Ol1rh Gbina, nie tauienbe bon
2euten am gtanbe bes @eges iaBen
IunO fleiBis Die Snnenieite ibrer &lei-
Der abluften. aSSeoenfans tparen iie
auf Ser Sagb. Mber Der beriibmte
5orl6er erfannte ben 3iped bieier
ltnterludung nibt. go meinte er al
10, Dob Die 8iirger nit @elo51blen
bel6ditigt Ieien.
IS gibt reinraiiige 6l0be 1n6 biele
MiiGlorten. Die reinraliigen 5lobe
belBen nlr Before 2eute. 9ie Miid-
ltnge luben ben gelpobnli1en 2anoes-
bepobner beim.
Gie 5lob6eipegungen iinb tells raid,
tells langiam. gelpegunssloie fennt
man IN China niht. Sim ltneaIten lit
Der erite Sprung, nit bem sic Idmar-
|oe areatur iid auf ibr Spfer jtiirst.
Wfit einem Sos bonn 8ooen aus ber-
l6pinoet Der Ingreifer burh bie er-
Ite bette Seffnuns, Die er am alei6e
oes abnllngsloIen Spfers ousfunb-
ldaftet. 3nerIt oedt er ii1 gegen ell
men 5rontangriff, inbem er iia binter
elmer 8arrifabe bon &leioerfalten
beritedt. @ibt iein beiestes @ebiet
3eiGen bon 8euegung 10 bleibt er
rubig I'M Sinterbalt. 5est iid fem
Serr ans Bult, begibt iih iein Serr
an Die arbeit, 10 bereitet er iih auf
ben eigentliben Mngriff Dor. Die
Wallunsen Der rStlihen SIiiiiigfeit,
NIT Der er iid balo 5u i6ttigen ge.
oenft, oienen ibm ols @egmeiier.
Dielen 3eiben folgt er, INN i'm gin.
|ltigen angenblid, ipenn iein abnungs.
loier WeiIter in Die Mrbeit bertieft
LIZ, tpeiter in 6as ileuermorbene Sc.
|biet Dor5ubringen.
9at er cine Steuung eetponnen.
mo er iih gegen cine Sanobemegung
iiher fiiblt, oann fest er ieinen Bob.
lrer IN 9enegung. Dieies Snitrument
modt inter einem Waifroifop ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06

ouh oonn nidt IN sa sroBen @engen.
aleine GIeiidmengen Iaifen fid mil
groBen Mengen pfIanalider Nnb-
rungsmitteI 5n iebr appetitIihen @e-
ridten perarbeiten. 8eiipiele ioIher
Speiien iif1b gefiilIte 8fefferidoten
unb gefiillter &obIfopf. @ier biIoen
elm ausge5eihnetes Nnbrungsmittel
unb iino Dem SIeii1 10 iebr iibetIe-
gen, bob man eber oas Gleiih nit
gorteil aitslaiien fann als Die gier,
ielbit ipenn bieie teuer iinb. Die Na1-
ipeiien iinb Elm tpirfliher Gurus, rtiht
nur neil lie Diel foiten, ionbern auh
neil iie ipater gu @eritopfungen ilnb
Magenbeicbuerben MnlaB geben fan.
men. SIN Sntereiie Der @eiunobeit
iollte man MIR einmal am Sag Sleiib
eiien, es iei benn, baB man f1nere
Mrbeit berridten inuB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06
Elm rrnffpa mnrt

iiber Die gerna6ldiiigung Der fatbo-
lil6en Breiie ieitens Ser iingeren
Generation oeuti6er gbItammuna
unieres 2anbes bat emit ser idon
Dor Sabren peritorbene @eoafteur
Der Seem 8orlo', CHARLES S. o.
0tallep, geidrieben, uno oa feline 8e>
merfungen beute mebr als ie Gel
tllng ,baben, teilen mir oieielben na6-
itebenb IN oenti6er lteberiesung nit:
D8on Sabr au Sabr geben oie
abonnentenlilten Der oeuti1en TO-
tbolil6en 8ldtter in 6en Hereinafter
Staaten INNER mebr elm. 0ie ,olten
2eute' baben Die 3eitl,ng nod unb
ihaten lie bod, aber oas iunge 8olf
Der 5tDeiten Generation lit in ser
3egel ni6t oa5u gu beipegen, mno
taten lie es aud, 10 fonnten iie Die
lelbe bod nidt lelen, benn 6as bis.
den Seutld, Dos iie in Der 56ule
gelernt baben, lit iebr balo bergeIien.
aber mas leien oenn oieie iunsen
2ente? Sic berlteben gnglild - oa
Deroen iie oo6 elm englijhes fatbo-
Hides 8latt lelen. Wtan iolIte es
pobl eriparten oiirfen, aber iie tun
es leioer nidt. Sic leien ipeoer 0eut-
ide nod englii6e fatboliide 3eitun-
gen, lie regalieren lib an Der 2ef-
tire Der englil6en 9agespreiie nit
ibren Senlationen, ibren S6pinbel.
nadri6ten iiber fatboliide 1inge
uno selegentli6en beimtiidiI6en
ansfallen gegen Die fatbpliIde Sir
de. @ieoerbolt baben mir oeutIhe
Brieiter bariiber &lage fiibren bo-
rem. Weanfe bon ibnen baben bic
Serausgeber engliider fatbolii6er
8latter peranlaBt, glbonnenten-
Snmmler in ibre @emeinoen gu Ien-
ben, iie baben ibre enslii6ipre6en-
Den Bfarrfinoer oringeno aufgefor.
bert 81 abonnieren, nno oennob
muBten Die Samnler, no1bem lie
bon Saus su Saus gesangen, nit
leeren Sdnoen bon oannen 5ieben.
Bas bei 5olgen bieier @leidgiiltig-
felt Sungamerifas gegeniiber Der fa-
tboliiden BreIie iein tperoen, lit
icbfper ab5uieben, ober bie 4usiihten
.iino liGer nidt erfreulid. Stebt ni6t
81 befiir6ten, oaB oieie 2eier Der
gagespreiie gans bonn 8eltgeiit er-
fiilt tperoen uno idlieBli6 Dem 2i-
beralismus electromagnetic ben,
ltnglauben) anbeimfanen?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06
Krippr nnn Altar

Gas @ebeimnis Der MenIdmer.
bnng nno oas Mltarsiaframent ite-
ben in innigiter 8e5iebung. Sort
tpdbreno beriibrt bic Stride in ibren
Tag5eiten unb WeBgebeten bieie 8e-
3iebungen. 8ieberbolt erihien auh
Der &err in Der beiligen guhariitie
aIs lieblides ainb. Snnerlib aber
beriibren iid beibe @ebeimniiie in
ser Bemeguriade, beioe iino bor-
nebnllid @ebeimniiie Der 2iebe; iie
gleihen iid In Der betpirfenben nr-
iahe. benz &eiligen @eiite, Dem beioe
beionbers augeihrieben tperoen, ber-
mitteIit Der SnngfrGulihfeit Wn-
riens namlid llno Der pflibtmdbi-
gen Sungfr1uliffeit oes Nrieiters
lie beriibren iid in Der inneren Gin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06
Srau M. g., @is.

I'm audi anoern Sc fern antpei.
Jung 81 ee6en iiber elm iogenonntes
r8looo Glot", eeben mir oieieIbe an
oieIer Stelle pieoer. Der bielen 2es
iern bur6 feline uMarimilian=S =Sani=
tarium"- -In5eige befannte Sr. 90.
8ar5inser gibt bariiber foIgenoe gr-
flarung unb @eiiung: Gin ,8Iooo
Glot' entitebt getpobnlid) infolge Ell.
ner Gerletung, fann inoes auh burh
ihtpahe, ongegriffene 8lutgefGBe emit,
Iteben. Sn oieiem Sau lit oie ihledte
3irfulation oes 8lutes oie l1riade
Sd bate i'm 2alfe oieIes SSabres anei
Iolher Sale in 8ebanblung. ssn Ell
nem Sale mar our6 cine 8erlebung
am 9eine Elm 8lutgefGB geplatt,
ebenio i'm anoern Safe bei elmer
9einperlesung. Sd frrierte beioe.
Vfeoi5in bat bier lpenig, tpenn iiber.
baupt einen grfolg. slnpenbungen
tonnen nur bon einem eeidulten SEQ.
turopatben (ollrb @aiierfur) unter,
nommen meroen. @idel iinS am rats
lanlten, in manGen Sduen mdrme,
in anoern falte @idel. Gin ,glooo
Glot lit INNER sefdbrIiG, beionoers
penn er ii6 i'm Ser5en oOer i'm sc.
btrn feItIett. @etpobnli6 madt ii9
Dos 2eioen bur6 Gorboten erfenrt-
lid. @s itelt ii6 beftiger &opfibmera
Elm, Der iogar Die Gimme affi5iert.
SSn alien bieien 5Guen ioa ser &ranfe
itets I'M 8ett liegen llno iid) ieds Bis
aht 8oben ausrubesl, oenn cine bon-
atdnoise &ube lit unbeOi1gt erforber-
ltd. Sd laiie iol6e Ratienten nidt
einlnal einen Nahtitubl gebrau6en,
iOnoern MIR bie 8ettpfanne. Sie 9eab-
rung iollte MIR aus lei6t peroauli-
6en Speiien beIteben. @enn ser 8a-
tieut feds bis adt @oGen cine bon-
Stanoige Rube i'm 8ett genieBt uno
oie anoern 8eiiungen befolgt, fann
eine Seilung erfolgen. slu6 seiitige
si1Iregiing jon iorgfdltig permieoen
tperoen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06

laoit einfad u,o nabrbuft fem. Cine
|praftiihe unb Iparianie Snusfrnu
fann nit tpenig @eIo geiunoe uno
|idmafbafte Rablseiten bereiten,
tDenn tie iih MIR elm ipenig an beIfen
peiB. 8or allen Di,rgen ion Die ipar.
Jane Sausfrau niel Milb peripenoen.
Dtan bort 5u baufig, DOB oie Milh
Elm teures Nabrungsmittel iei, mas
ieoo6 Der @abrbeit nidt entipriht.
3Dar lit Die erite @usgabe beoeuteno,
aber oie reiblife geripenoung ser
Weild mabt mnn6e Goftorrehnnng
uno mande Ge6nung bes 3abnara-
tes, beIonbers fir Die &inoer, lin1t6.
tig uno erlport man1en bur6 &ranf-
belt berlorenen Irbeitstag. Gin gutter
@runoias fir oen Sausbalt lit, bob
man fir ieoe gerion elm Gint Mil1
ben Gag rehnet, mas Die Mil6 aud
fpiten mag. 3erealien Iiefern tpobl-
feile @erihte. Sic berI1offen @ner-
gle uno biloen Die biIliglten 2ebens-
mittel oieler Grt. Sc mebr Die Saus-
frau 5u iparen tpiinlht, Inn 10 mebr
gefodte 3erealien berabreiht Tie Der
5amilie. Son ben 3erealien iin6 am
biaigiten uno beIten Safergriibe,
@rieB, 9feis uno 8eiaenibrotbrot.
Die in Hafeten perfauften 3erealien,
Die man nift 81 fohen braubt, iino
pielfa6 teurer i'm 8erbaltnis 5u if.
rem Ndbrmert. Wil6, 3ereolien, @e-
mile 1lno Sbit biIoen bie tpobIfeilIte
gellnoe Sidt. @as Die Yflansennab-
rnng anbelangt, 10 bietet oie &artof-.
fel pielleibt BEN groBten 8orteil. Sic
gibt mebr gnergie als Der glaiierte
Heis uno Die Waccaroni, Die mir 10
oft anitatt Der &artoffeln eiien. Omar
geboren au6 Geis i,nb Maccaroni 5u
ben energiegebenoen 0abrungsmit-
teln, ober ibr Mangel an Sitaninen
nno nlineralilden Stoffen ma6t ben
@enuB bon @emiiien ols 3nIat notig.
Die &artoffeln entbalten ioipobl &i-
tamine mie mineralii6e Stoffe. Man
tam nit Si6erbeit bebaupten, baB
alle pflonaliben Habrungsmittel fir
alle Serionen eeiuno iino, Die iid) Ell
ner normalen @eiunobeit erfreuen.
Sb lie noblfeil iino ooer ni9t, bGngt
ia IN bobem MaBe oapon ab, aus mel
6er gntfernlng man tie berbeiidaf-
fen muB ooer oh man lie in ser Sai-
Jon ooer nod Der Saiion fauft. Gii-
ben, Otobrriiben, Baitinafen, 3ipie-
beln itno alle CUTE Habrungsmittel, |
oiirfen ober einseln nid)t az lange
perabrei6t iperoen. Grimes Semitic
lit fein Surus, iel6it Denn es Dem
6amilienidasmeilter 81, teuer Dor,
fommt. @s ioIte nenigltens brei- ooer
Oiernal in Der @o6e ouf Dem Siid |
gs liefert sic sroBen 8e-
Itanoteile Ser Habrung, berbinoert sic
SerItopfung uno foroert ionlit Die
8orgdnge oes Stoffpe6iels. 2eift|
nnO i6madbaft laiien itd folsenoel
@emiile-arten 5ubereiten: 2otpen-l
5abnblatter, 9foienfobl, GiibenbIGtter, |
Sattif, Spinat, Spargel uno &obl. |
Das 5leild lit 5neifelsobne bas foit- |
lpieliglte Nabrungsmittel. Man fann
am iparlamiten ipirti6aften, tpern
man Die Sleiibmenge berabiest, in |
peldem Saa natiirlib oie ridtigen
@riasltoffe, nie Mil6, &Gie, 8obnen,
Grbien, 2inien, geiiiie un6 Slide, Der.
abreidt tperoen niiiien 1n6 baneben
Gentle Wan oarf regelntaBig nur
einmal am Gage Sleiid eiien uno
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Biz 9rtltgr MannIut,g

Die groe bolt oen atem an, ltn6
olle Simmel fromm fib neigen. Ser
Wunoer bo6Ites ii6 erneut: Gin
@loflein bebt ins tiefe S1meigen.
Die tpeiBe Soltie ibtpebt entpor,
Die gngel iaud5en sSubelIieoer; SIN
Staube fniet bas treue Bolt: @ott,
8eine Menidbeit bat Did tpieoer!
Hewiette Brey
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Sram Narg. Ct, sSa. :

sluf Sbren 8unid, cine praftii6e
slnleitung fir oie Sausfrauen ail ee-
ben, pie man BEL BEN beitdnoig 1tei-
genoen 2ebensmittelpreiien iparen
uno bod quite, frdftige Nabrung Der
5amilie poriesen fann, iino mir germ
bereit, einige praftiide @infe an oie
Salto 5lt geben. 8or allem iollte 6ie
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8. g., Ea.

Seitungen uno 8rudia1en (nur
ais @eidenfe) fonnen sic na9 Der
amerifanii6en uno britiiden Gone
in 9eutl6lanb idifen ni6t naf
Berlin. 9as Borto betragt einein.
balb Gents fir ie 5ipei l1naen. Das
8afet oarf A Bfunb, 6 11n5en an Ge.
nidt ni6t iiberiteigen. Nad Ser fran.
5oiiiben Gone biirfen feine oeuti1en
3eitungen geididt tperoen. Die
5ran5oien i6einen iogar Dor ben
9eutidomerifanern Mngit au baben.
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. @n,. S., q. s.


Sic Naturopatben balten nidt biel
bon Wineralpaiier. Das iino meiii
foblenlanre, idtpefelbaltige @aIier,
Die 81 biel Sal5 entbalten uno baber
abeno auf ben Wagen ipirfen. Wan
trinft pielfah alerlei Mineralnaiier
in Der slbiidt, oaB iie urin treiben
uno Sarierung peruria6e1t iollen.
Gas lit elm unnatiirlides, getpaltla-
mes gorgeben, oas mebr ibaoet als
niitt. Gs gibt 10 biele beiliame &r1u-
tertees, 'oie oen ltrin uno ben Stubl-
gang regeln. @ia man ettpas @eIun-
oes trinfen, 10 baben mir gutes 8ai-
ier, Sitroneniaft uno Sonigpaiier.
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6. a., q. S. :

8enn man iiber Sic 9esriffe go
5ialismus ODER &onmunismus ni6t
gang griinoliG unterrihtet lit, ion
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Freedom Essay
Contest Will
Close Nov. 18th
Entries Are Expected
From Most COmmuni-
ties In The Kent And
Sussex Sector.

The essay contest being spon-
sored in Kent and Sussex counties
by the special events committee of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will
be brought to a close next Mon
day, November II, and no entries
will be accepted after that date.
This contest, which has as it's es-
say topic "What Freedom Means to
Me-" has attracted much interest
and indications are that there will
be entries from virtually every
community in the Kent-Sussex sec
ttor.
In order to clarity the rather
simple rules of the contest, the
sponsoring organization has ask
ed this newspaper to repeat the
rules and regulations governing
the contest: (1) any school stu
dent, IA years or older, may enter
(2) there are no entry forms or
fees, all that is necessary is that
the student write an essay of SOC
words or less on the topic What
Freedom Means to Me-" CD the
students name, address, school
and age must appear in the upper
left hand corner of the first sheet
of the entry, and "a the finished
essay must be sent to the contest
committee, P. o. Box 994, Milford
Del, in sufficient time to be re.
ceived not later than noon of Mon
day, November II.
tcontinued page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Milford Honored
Albert w. Denney, Jr.
First OF Returned War Dead GiveI
Military Funeral

Milford paid its respects to the
memory of one of it's honored war
dead here Sunday afternoon when
the remains of Albert w. Denney,
Jr., first of the communitys war
dead to be returned from overseas
cemetaries for re-burial, were laid
to rest in Odd Fellows Cemetery
here. The funeral services and re-
burial were accompanied by ap-
propriate military services con-
Quoted by the Blue Hen Post No
6483, Veterans of Foreign Wars
this city.
The community, as a whole, paid
it's respects by display of flags at
half mast and presentation of a
wreath by representative of the
City of Milford. All traffic was
cleared from the right side of the
main street, Walnut Street, for a
distance of ten blocks until the long
funeral procession had passed.
Funeral services were held at the
Lofiand Funeral Home at 2:30 p. m.
following which the body was taken
to the cemetery for re-burial. At the
grave, military services were con-
Quoted by Commander James r
West and Acting Chaplain, John E
Barcus, of the Blue Hen Post, fol-
(continued on page ~
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
z. c. Beckett Speaks
To Milford Lions
Sanitation Engineer Gave Inter-
esting Talk Last Week

DIR. r. C. Beckett, state santa
ton engineer with the State Board
Of Health, was guest speaker at
last weeks regular dinner-meeting
of the Milford Lions Club in the re-
decorated upstairs dining room of
the Southern Grille. DIR. Beckett
brought to the local Lions many
previously unknown facts about
the origin and functions Of the
State Board of Health, and also
about health conditions in Milford
and elsewhere in the state.
Local Lions we're somewhat dis
mayed at learning that Milford
ranks no higher than 18th in the
overall sanitation picture. DR.. Bee
kett showed by statistics and
charts that Milford has a recorded
204 insanitary privies, 9S of which
can not be satisfactory repaired or
improved sufficiently to meet min
imum standards. In contrast, the
little community of Blades has,
through an extended drive, eliIni-
mated all previes and cesspools
that would not meet State Board
Of Health requirements. Bellefonte
and Rehoboth Beach are two other
communities enjoying high ratings
from a sanitation angle.
The local milk picture is little
scontinued on page 3,
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Local Stores Are
Preparing For Xmas
VIII Completely Decorate Interiors
And Exteriors

Large amounts of laurel and
other holiday trimmings are being
purchased by the local merchants
in preparation for the Christmas
season. Harry E. Mayhem, presi-
dent of the Milford Chamber of
Commerce and Garrett l.. Grier,
chairman of the mercantile divis-
ion of the chamber, have been as
sured by the merchants of Milford
that the interiors and exteriors of
their stores will be trimmed and
ready for the formal opening of the
holiday season, December 1. That
is the date that has been selected
by the Chamber of Commerce and
the city fathers for the turning on
of the Christmas lights.
1t has been announced that Mil
ford stores will remain open all
day Wednesdays, beginning with
November 26 and continuing
through the month of December.
This action is being taken by the
merchants for the convenience of
their customers. Attractive adver-
tising copy has been prepared by a
special committee announcing this
change and will be placed in sew
eral newspapers. Other advertis-
ing is being prepared and will be
inserted in thel state press from
time to time, calling attention to
the fact that Milford is the trad
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Tropea Opens His
Studio November 21
Well Known Photographer Is No
Longer With caulks

Horace G. Tropea, we'll known
Milford photographer, announced
today the opening of his modern
studio at SO South Walnut street,
for Friday, November 21.
Mr.. Tropea, for a number of
years was in charge of the photo
graphic department at the L. D.
Caulk Company, resigning his po-
sition with that organization on
October l, effective November IA.
1t is the plan of Mr.. Tropea to de-
vote all of his time to the oper-
alton of his studio, specializing in
portrait work. He will also be
available for aerial photographs,
illustrative work and commercials.
The studio will be open from nine
to five each day, and the services
of Mr.. Tropea may be secured by
special appointment.
Mr. TrOpea has received many
awards for his outstanding pho
tographic work during the past
several years, and last year was
awarded the masters degree, the
highest honor awarded by the Pho
tographic Association of America.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Many Are Signing Up
With Blue Cross Plan
Group Hospital Service Offers Only
Plan OF Its Kind

Taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity to secure hospital and sur
gical protection, hundreds of Del
awareans are applying for member
ship in Delaware's only Blue Cross
Plan, it was announced yesterday
by Group Hospital Service, Incor-
porated, 902 Orange Street.
Since last Wednesday, the office
has been receiving applications for
membership in its Non-Group Plan.
The Non-Group Plan is for those in
dividuals who are not able to join
Blue Cross through an organized
employment group.
Officials of the Plan attribute the
present interest in Blue Cross to
the rising cost of living and to the
necessity of the average citizen to
budget his funds more carefully.
An indication of how increased
costs have affected the field of hos
pital and surgical care is shown by
these figures:
During the first nine months of
1947, Blue Cross paid out over ST.
250,000 for hospital and surgical
care, while during this same period
last year only $800,000' was spent
This represents better than so per
cent rise while the membership in
the Plan rose but IL per cent during
the same period.
The current reopening offers an
opportunity to join Blue Cross to
anyone who is:
1. A resident of Delaware.
2. Under 65 years of age
3, Unemployed, self-employed, OF
working where there are less than
| five employees.
4. In good health.
/ Applications may be obtained al
/ the Kent, General, Beebe and tbs
Milford Memorial Hospitals. Blanks
are also available in the Whining,
ton Hospitals, at the Blue Cross off.
! ice in Wilmington or at its branch
Office in Seaford. Kent County re.
sidents are asked to contact Mrs
! Elizabeth A. Behen in Dover-tele
phone Dover 2148.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
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Methodist Churches
Unite For Services
Local Congregations Will
Observe Thanksgiving
Together

The Methodist Churches in the
City of Milford are planning a un-
ion Thanksgiving service to be held
on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday,
November 26, at 1880 o'clock.
The service this year will be held
in the Calvary Methodist Church
with DR.. Frank Herson, pastor of
the Avenue Methodist Church, de-
livering the message. The choirs
of the local church will render spe-
cial music and the service will be
conducted by the pastor of the host
church.
The public is invited to attend
this service. We have much to be
thankful for and let us show our
appreciation to God the Giver of
all, by worshipping in His house at
this season of the year.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Large Real Estate
Transactions Here
II. A. DerricksOn Purchases DeDuty
Block, b. Thawley PettyjOhn Bldg.

Two of the largest real estate
transactions here in recent years
occurred during the past week
when r. A. Buck" Derrickson be-
came the owner of the Deputy
block, portion of which is pres
emily occupied by him as clothing
store, and Brown P. Thawley, well
known auto and farm machinery
dealer, became the owner of the
property on South Walnut street,
occupied by the Western Auto AS
sOciates Store.
The Deputy property sold first,
was purchased by Mr.. Thawley,
who in turn sold the property to
Mr.. Derrickson, who in turn sold
the former Pettyjohn property to
Mr.. Thawley. Consideration was
not made known in either trans
action.
The Western Auto Associates
has been granted a long term
lease by Mr.. Thawley, who also has
according to Mr.. Derrickson, taken
IAN option on the Pettyjohn prop
erty on North Walnut street, re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Derrick
son from Horace and Roy Petty
john.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
State Schools Will
Be Carefully Studied
University Women Unit To
Check Facilities, Ply
sical Conditions

Members of the Delaware Di-
vision Of the American Association
of University Women are conduct
ing a study of the physical condi-
tions and facilities of the state
schools at the request of the Coun-
Gil for Delaware Education, Inc,
Mrs. Herman Phillips of Milford is
state president of A. A. u. w.
The plans for the survey of
buildings, lightings. heating, equip
ment, instructional materials and
other phases have already been
supported by educators and tea
chers groups of the state. Others
who will aid the program include
the Delaware State Education As
sociation, the Delaware State
Teachers Association and the Will
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