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Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
BIOGRAPHY OF DAVID
HAZARD, DEIAW ARES
tRTEENTH GOVERNOR

David Hazard, 11th Governor of
Delaware t1S30-lS33), was born al
BrOadkiln Neck. Sussex county,
Delaware. May Is, 1871, only son of
John and Mary Purnell HoustOn)
Hazard. COard Hazard, the first
ancestor concerning whom there is
definite information. settled in
BrOadkiln Neck in 1900, having
come thither from Virginia. He
was of English descent. His grand
son, the Governors father, was a
major in Il Delaware regiment dur
ing the Revolutionary War, having
received his commission from Gov
ernor Clayton. Mary Purnell Hous-
ton was Il daughter of Robert HuuS-
ton, whose residence was near Mil
ford. During the War of 1872 David
Hazard was an ensign III Capt. Pc
ter Wright's company. Previously
he had held the office Of Justice OF
the peace. He was elected governor
on the American Republican tick
ct in 1929 with majority Of 1G7
and he served to the satisfaction Of
the people, who upon his retire
ment elected him to the state SEN
ate. During his administration a
constitutional Convention was held
at Dover. Del. in 1891. which re-
vised the constitution of the state
changing the governors term from
three to four years. In 1874 he was
appointed an associate Judge, be
ing the last one To receive that
honor, but resigned three years
later. He again was sent To the
legislature and in 1852 WAS chosen
, member Of the constitutional con
ventiOn This last service Per
formed, he retired to private life
Governor Hazard was a man 0I
= strong and vigorous intellect an(
of broad sympathies. which made
: him greatly beloved. He was mar
ried July II. 1904. to Elizabeth
daughter of John Collins, who ha:
been captain in the Revolutionary
Army. Their eldest son, John Alex
. andcr Hazard, Il man much be
loved and respected. was also ;
: member of the state senate ant
filed other offices in church an'
state. John AleXandcr's sons, vii
liam and David, joined the reSula
L. S. Army during the Civil Wan
the one serving III the cavalry an
B dying in the field, the other in tn
infantry. Governor Hazard die
!, .July s 1864
}. Governor Hazard has many liy
e ing descendants now living i
: Georgetown. Milton. LeWoS. Angel
,f and throughout the State OF Della
'. ware.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
TROPHY GRANGE NOTES

The program at Trophy Grange
last Monday night, February 10,
was as follows: Readings in honor
of Lincoln. by Mildred Simpson.
Lewis Harrington, Shirley Norris
and Claire Pittard; two numbers
by the Junior Grange choir; read
ing. Ann Moore reading, Betty
BOstick; reading, Susan Wyatt.
The Senior Choir then sang. after
which William FARRELL entertained
us with his electric guitar Next
was series of tableaux showing
milestones in the life of Thomas
A. Edison. The last number was
skit by Betty Simpson and
Charles Smith. The program was
very much enjoyed by all. Punch
and cookies were served. There
will be no meeting next Monday
night as we shall be attending the
visiting program presented at
Capital Grange on Tuesday night.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
L. :. ID. \. COUNCIL MET
RECENTLY At DOVER

At the regular monthly meeting
of the Kent County .U.S.D.A .COun-
Gil held at Dover OH Tuesday eve
ming, February 1. J. l.. Soper led Il
very interesting and informative
discussion on the neWly-Or2anlZed
Farmers Home Administration.
Mr Soper stated that work on the
organization Of this new section of
the United States Department OF
Agriculture began back in October.
1916. He further Informed those
present that the new admlnlStra-
tion would when finally completed
cmbOdy the best features OF the
Farm Security Administration and
already the function of the lEmcr-
genCy Crop Loan Credit Or@ani@a-
ton had been brought under the
direction of the Farmers Home
Administration. Mr.. Soper made
it clear that the Farmers Home
Administration is not primarily Il
credit organization but goes beyond
the mere loaning of money to rural
/ People. The administration seeks
to provide not only financial assist
ance but through planning with
and close supervision of the entire
farm unit, including the farm home
guide the farmer and his family
along a sound financial ana eco
nomical path to financial independ
enCe in farming Mr.. SOper made
II clear that the Farmers llOmt
Administration did not desire and
in fact, was forbidden to compete
with local banking institutions. H'
stated that if an applicant showed
that he could obtain financial as
siStance from local banks, he wa
advised to apply to these credit Ill
: StitutiOns, and that the Farmer
: Home Administration would turl
: down his application. The discus
: sion developed many other inter
esting points regarding the detail
of the assistance rendered to rura
; people by the Farmers Home Ad
+ ministration and brought OUT tn
fact that it is the objective Oh TN
!. organization to develop soun'
| well rounded family unit on IN
4 farms under their direction.
= The next regular meeting OF IN
= C.S.D.A. Council will be held "
G the first Tuesday OF March. Al th'
e time Robert Carton Of the Rnr;
# Electrification Administration WI
: present information regardinS n
organization.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14

The afternoon Group of the Pres
hyterian Church, will meet in the
Church. Thursday. February 20. at
.:3O y. m. Please he present.
The covcred-dish luncheon which
the Shawnee Home Demonstration
club is having at eleven O'Clock on
Friday, February II, 1947. will be
held at Mrs. John Lodges home.
Circle No. 4. Mrs. Helen Pretty
man, leader. of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Mrs.
Josephine Savin, Marshall Street, at
S o'clock on Tuesday. February IS.
Circle No | of the w. S. c. S. of
the Calvary Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. Dorothy GlascO OH
Northeast Sixth street, Tuesday
evening, February IS Mrs. Ida
Watkins will act as co-hostess.
Cottage Prayer Meeting every
/ Tuesday night at the home Of Mrs
Laura Webb, Frederica, Del, spe
Cial invitation extended TO one an(
all. Everyone welcome. Service.
held. by Milford Pilgrim Holmes:
Church.
The Missionary Circle will NEE
in the sOcia! hall of Avenue Metho
dist Church on Wednesday after
room at two thirty. Mrs. Carl will
lave charge of devotions and Mrs
l.. J. Matthews, Mrs. George Man
love and DR.. NJ Dalema Draper ar
hOStossps. The mission study OF In
Ola will be conducted.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Come one, come all! Big food
and bake sale in Wilkes Store on
February 22 at 8 A. M. Sponsored
by the Sophomore Glass.
Group of the Women's AssOcia-
ton of the Presbyterian Church
will meet at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Stidham on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10. at 1880 p. M.
A bingO party is being held by
the Shawnee Evening Home DEM
onstration Club on Friday, Febru-
airy IA, at p. m, in the Grange
Hall. Lots OF prizes and lots of
fun. Refreshments Admission soc.
A date to remember is February
II. The Houston school is spon-
soring a Valentines Day box and
shadow social and the girls will be
beautiful and the boxes crammed
full OF fried chicken, home made
cake, etc. The social will begin
promptly at s o'clock. There will
also be pretty girl contest. Pro-
ceeds TO purchase school equip
ment.
Tickets are now available for
the st. Valentines Dance that is
being given lin the Milford Armory
by the Milford American Legion
Auxiliary. on Friday evening, Feb
ruary IA. Johnny Short and his
orchestra from Dover will furnish
the music for dancing from to /.
The tickets are $1.20 and part of
the proceeds will be donated to
the March of Dimes Drive. The
= dance will be semi-fOrmal.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
LEGION AUXILIARY NOTES

The February meeting of the Le-
9iCn Auxiliary was held Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Will
liam GOOdrickS with eighteen pres
ent, and Mrs. Summers presiding.
1t was decided to make Il gift Of
$50 to the Veterans Hospital at
New Castle to be used for furnish
ing the library. 1t was also decided
to send $2l.50 for the Christmas
party at Perry Point. that amount
being our units share Of the eX-
penSc.
The committee appointed to find
Il meeting place reported not haV-
ing had much success, but is still
investigating two suggested places.
The st. Valentines dance COM
mittce reported that plans are pro-
crossing nicely and large crowd
is expected. Chances are going
very we'll on the small radio to be
CHANGED off at the dance.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
Obituary
HAMMOND

Harry Hammond. Sr., - years
old, well-knoWn retired farmer OF
near Pennington, died in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital last Satur-
day morning where he had been
taken after suffering an attack of
cerebral hemOrrhage at his home
last Thul Sday. He was the huS-
! Land OF the late Elva Booth Ham
mond who died over 20 years ago
and lie son OF the late Nathaniel
and Margaret kentOn Hammond Of
the Pennington vicinity. Funeral
serNi ices were from the Boyer fu-
neral horne in Harrington, Tues
day AZ =. m, in charge of the
Rev. r. ". Kirwin, pastor of the
Clayton Methodist Church, for
mcr pastor at Pennington. Inter-
ment in HOLLYWOOD Cemetery, near
Harrington. He is survived by
three daughters: Mrs. Leland
Hobbs and Mrs. Wesley Wright
both of Harrington; Mrs. Preston
SapD Of FELTON,, and two sons, Har-
ry Hammond, Jr.. Pennington, and
Lawrence Hammond, Minquadale
near Wilmington, and nine grand
children. Three half-brothers, Al
win Hammond. Norman Hammond
OF Milford, and John Hammond o
Slaughter Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
Milford Memorial
Hospital News

A baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
c. Paugh OF Georgetown on feD-
ruary 8.
a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Daw-
son w Carter of Milford on Feb
ruary ..
A baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Hill of Seaford on February
u.
4 baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Roe OF Magnolia on February
A baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. (lif-
ford Baker of Georgetown on Feb
ruary 8.
\ baby TO Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
ID. Craft of Milford on February ).
A baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Brown Of Harrington on Feb
ruary 8.
\ baby boy to NJ. and Mrs. John
W. Dickerson of Ellendale on Feb
ruary ..
\ baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Locates of Laural on February
10.
a baby Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Vim Locates of Georgetown on Feb
ruary 10.
a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
Tin Smith Of Greensboro. Md, on
February 10.
\ baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Der
rickson Webb OF Frederick on Feb,
ruary 10.
a baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs
George Slater of SeafOrd on Feb
luary II.
A baby boy 10 Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam Dean of Bridgeville on Feb
ruary II.
A baby boy to Mr. and Mrs Allcl
b. FiggS of SeafOrd on February i
a baby Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam ID. Jolly of Dover on Februar
-.
Correction: The Milford ChrOni
clC printed last week the birth of
baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il
Belts of Milford. We would like t
correct that error this week an
state that the Belts are the prOu
PARENTS of Il baby boy.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
Milford Century Club

Mrs. Gustav kettercr Of Philadel-
phia will be the guest speaker at
the fOrty-ninth annual luncheon OF
the Milford New Century Club Oh
Monday when it is served at Grange
Hall by the Grange Auxiliary at
twelve-thirty. Mrs. Joseph j. PearCe
the club president will preside and
the national anthem. the flag salute
and club collect will be the first
features on very delightful pro-
gram. Mrs. G.. Marshall Townsend
will give the invocation after which
Mrs. Pearce will give a greeting to
the members and their guests and
introduce the speakers. Mrs. Ed
ward y. Kelley is to be the toast
mistress. and Mr.. Robert Rudolph,
accompanied by Mrs. Rudolph will
sing Il group of songs. Mrs. Ketter-
cr has as her subject "WOmen'S OPP
l.ortunities Through United Ser
vice" She has been president Of the
Pennsylvania state clubs and is
now serving as national historian
for the clubs. The program commit
| tee. Mrs. Carlton FOOkS and Mrs.
Phillip Jacobs will lie assisted by
Mrs David Sills for decorations,
/ Mrs. A. {. Davidson and Mrs.
| George GiltcnbOth for music. Mrs.
( +. Davis Watson. club hostess and
Mrs. John w. Fry. Kent County vice
president will receive the guests.
Last Monday at the club, was
Business and Social Day. Being
February Mrs. Charles Banning ana
Mrs. Ford Sewell. hOStcSSeS for the
day, were dressed as George and
Martha Washington, and received
the members as they came to the
meeting and presided over the tea
table following the meeting. Mrs
Thomas r. Williams and Miss
Katherine Whitman were elected tC
membership during the business
part of the meeting. Mrs. Walter
Barrett spoke briefly on Safety, {
monthly feature. and urged safe
driving. Mrs. Wallace McFaul pre-.
sented w Shockley Daugherty
local chairman Of Area 6 for tht
Red Cross, who in turn presented
Sylvester of Wilmington who pre-
sented the picture of Red Cross il
peacetime Mrs Myers is executive
director and she said there were
three reasons for Red Cross now
One. the man still in the service, ,
the man in the hospital as wound
ed veteran and ;. the man who i
trying to adjust himself in civilian
life after his service years. Addet
to that was a fourth reason, emcr
@cncies. Mrs. Sylvester is chairman
of production and she congratulate
ed Area 6 for having such an eff
cient chairman and showed her ar
probation of the work in SEWN
and knitting that had been done
The social hour followed.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
pOcahOntaS Notes

Another month another commit
tee. The January committee was
discharged with thanks after serv-
ing refreshments two evenings
with homemade cake for ore eve
ming. also card party. They did
fine but the February committee is
on the up-and-up. 1t served cocoa,
litZ sandwiches of cheese and pea
nut butter, again feeding the blind
man February 24th, Monday eve
ming. this committee is planning Il
covered dish luncheon or supper
at 6:30 o'clock. Each member can
! bring covered dish and another
person for SOC y social hour will
follow either with cards. bingo or
Chinese checkers, or all. Now this
will make il lot Of work for the
committee, 50 lets SHOW our appre-
citation by being present Twenty
one members hlavcd the ice and
cold Monday evening. Oar heater
is in fine shape now, no more smoke
i and plenty of heat. thanks to the
/ trustees. Donald Donovan and Y
B. Downing The February com
mittce is composed OF Sisters Jcar
Dcats. Olivia Abbott. Ray Welch
Vina Maloney and Francis Larri-
more, who will be expecting you tC
the covered dish supper February
24th. Monday evening. Don't dis
appoint them nor the pocahOnta!
on next Monday evening. Glad tt
say our sick are improving. Tn,
blanket club is more than hal
over. | haven't Won Have you?
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
ANGOLA GRANGE

Angola Grange No. 81 met at the
home of Mrs. Apollo kielbasa on
Monday evening, February ,, at s
o'clock. After the usual business
meeting an enjoyable social hour
followed.
An interesting summary of holi-
days and events that occurred dur
ing February was given by Mrs.
Ella Roach. A piano selection was
played by Mrs. Apollo Kielbasa.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cocoanut cake were served by the
hOStesseS. Mrs. Bessie Mustard and
Mrs. Kielbasa.
Our next meeting will be held in
the Grange hall which has just
been painted. This was another
one of our goals accomplished.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
High SchoOl Assembly

The regular bi-weekly assembly
was held in the high school on We'd
day morning with Mr. kish pre-
senting the program. the musical
part OF which was arranged by Mr..
McAdam. 1t was as follows:
Entrance March. Band.
Bible reading. Dorothy Foster.
l.Crd'S Prayer.
Gail to Colors. Bearers. Billy
Wood and Laurence Lapetina.
Flag Salute. led by Clayton En-
OrV.
Star SpangIcd Banner" high
school students.
Hymn. "Fairest Lord Jesus
Presentation Exercises, Mr. kish.
Mr.. Shaterian. Mr.. Davidson and
Mr.. Steiner.
Honest Abe" LincOln's Birthday
play, directed by Miss Morris.
Honest Abe, Lionel ShOckley
Schoolmaster, Hazel Kcnnard.
Jimmie. James Mccullough.
Widow SlOcum. Dorothy KOSci.
Pete, Patsy Kern.
Dave, Iris Lynch.
Bill, Barbara Schuler.
Radio play, The Man from the
Ridge" Voices: Mr. Lincoln, Bob
Messick; John Hay, Donald Muir
ray; Tom Williams. a soldier
Ralph SnOWberger.
Announcer. Marilynne West.
On Friday, February s, the high
school was hOnored with Il special
speaker at Il special assembly OF
students. The band. conducted by
Mr.. McAdam. played during the en-
trance Of students to the auditor
ium and after the seating of the
students it played several marches
Mrs. Thomas b. Young of New
Castle, executive secretary for the
American Cancer Society of Della
ware was guest speaker. Mrs
Young held her audiences attention
through her ability as a speake
and because of her important mes
sage on the subject Cancer.
Causes. cures and consequences o
the disease were the basis of he
message and a movie was ShOwl
which accented what Mrs. Youni
had said in her talk.
ON Thursday evening, Februar
90. a meeting Of the Milford Loc9
Poultry Association will be held i
the high school cafeteria, he%innin
at 7::30 o'clock. An OutStandin
program will be presented. 1t
as follows:
7:30-Call to order, W. w. Nc
ginni@.
Reading of the minutes Of IN
last meeting.
Unfinished business.
New business.
7:45 The l947 Hatchery Gu
look. Charles Marker.
-:55-The Outlook for POultl
=. Dresser for l947. Dave Pack.
sos Some Poultry Marketin
Problems. Paul IIOdgSOn.
SEQ -CoccidOSis. Karl Sceger.
N:35 New Castle Disease. DR..
= II Baker.
= = Question and Answer Pc
: iOd. led by VIM. II. Henderson.
500 Announcements
9:03 Refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
MRE KOVACS WILL
ADDRESS MILFORD {. OF E..
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Recently elected to membership
in the chamber are: DR.. Oliver. A.
James. VIM. A. Berry, Jr., Broddus
Jones, James Humes, David S.
Hugg and Nelson Nj. Chuck
Wright. Several more applications
are out and additional qualifica-
tions are expected by the night of
the banquet.
President Mayhem in coopera-
ton with Secretary Yerkes and
members of the board of directors
are Quilting an ambitious program
for the year, about which releases
will appear in the press each week.
Members of the board of direc-
tors will meet Monday evening
February II, at the Milford Chron-
icle office.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
Rehoboth Comes Into
Eastern 'Sho' League
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The selection Of RehOboth gives
Delaware four teams in the loop,
the same number as Maryland.
Other Delaware teams in addi
ton to RehobOth are SeafOrd, Mil
ford and Dover, while the Maryland
entries are Salisbury, Cambridge.
EastOn and fredericksburg.
Carlton Moore and Ray Guthrie
who represented the RehobOth club.
said the team would have work
ing agreement with the Pittsburgh
Pirates and that work will start
Immediately on building ball
park They stated the park would
be completed before the 1917 sea
son opens on May s.
The league also adopted 100
game schedule which will run until
September {.
An election of officers was also
held al which j. Thomas kihler OF
! ChestertOwn. Md, was reelected
president and Dr. Walter L. Griel
Of Milford, vice president.
Ed. Walters. president Of the EaS-
/ tern Shore League SpOrtswritcrs
Association. was appointed league
statistician.
Other officers appointed by tht
writer's association were Pa
Knight of Dover. vice president
and Harwood Strange of Scaford
Secrotary-teaSure
Teams were represented as fol
lows: Dover, Ed. Collins, Jr.. anC
Jack Strickland; Seaford, ROs!
Collins and Leon Trivitts; Milford
Roscoe Galloway and Frank Grier
Salisbury. Lawrence Walmsley ant
Judge Sheldon Jones; Cambridge
Fred Lucas and Ed. Waters; Fed
eralsburg. DR.. w. S. Knots an,
Jack Williams. and Easton, Lee
Cillic on6 HnlUol6 Apthbpv
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
Personal Happenings

AIr. and Mrs. Elbcrt Williams are
spending month in HollyWooo'
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Clements
of Newark were Weekend guests oi
Mir. and Mrs. David A. Clements.
Miss Frances McNatt. register
ed nurse in Gallinger Hospllal III
WASHINGTON. ID. {. spent the paS'
Weekend as guest of MIR. ana MIS-
EDWARD !. Salevan and with her
father. Paul McNatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Fax OF
Richmond. Va. were guests OF Mf'
and Mrs. A. +. FaiX from Monday
10 Thursday of this week' lie
wedding took place in Chalioi'eS-
Vile. Va, on Saturday. February o.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
Weddings
HAMMOND ORELL

HAMMOND ORELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Ham
mOnd of AIilville, Del, announce
the wedding Of their daughter ViO-
let Harriett to Joseph b. Orrell.
Jr.. of Greensboro. Md. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph B. Orrell. also of
Greensboro. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. |. X. Lambert
of Elkton, Md. on February j 1T
eight O'Clock. The only attendants
were Miss Jeanette Blizzard of Will
mington and Mr. Lewis L. Jones OF
Philadelphia. The bride is en-
plOyed by the Diamond State Tele-
phone Co. in Georgetown. while
the groom is employed by the
Western Electric Co. in Philadel-
pha. No decision has been made
as to where they will live at the
present
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
NEPPCO Meeting Is
Set For February Il
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short talk by the still-to-be-elected
Of the NEPPCO Broiler
Growers Division. The elecuoh
Will take place at the organization
business meeting on the afternoon
of the 2lst.
Following the business meeting,
the members and their guests Will
sample the new chicken dlsh es-
pecially cOntrivcd for DeimafVa
Br0iler Week. 1t is Barbecue
Rroilcr a la Delmarya. y distant
cousin of the toothsome Dixie
barbecue, it will be introduced TO
diners all over the states OF Mary
land and Delaware during Broiler
Week through the hotels and res
tulu ants OF the TWO states.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14

Major James W. Cannon was the
guest of the Masonic club of Della
ware at their luncheon in the Hotel
DUPONT last week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. f. Humes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Clauss Of Allen
town, Pa. left ON Wednesday for Il
Vacation i'll Florida.
Miss Mae Mearns and Miss Bar
bara Mearns of Wilmington We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marsha Ii
townsend the past Weekend.
Past Grand Tall Cedar Warren I.
Moore of Evergreen Forest No. ~
/. {. l.. attended a conference oi
key men Of the fraternity, called by
Supreme TAN Cedar HIackcnbackcr
in Philadelphia last Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
=. T. 4. NEWS

Mr.. Toy. Jr., of Wilmington will
speak at the Milford p. T. \. on
Wednesday evening, February 10.
at s o'clock in the Milford High
School. Mr. JamisOn. state presi-
dent of the p. 7. A., will be pres
ent. The public is invited to at
tend.
On Thursday. March c. the
monthly meeting of the Milford p
r. A. Of the Elementary School
will be held i'll the high school al
1870 o'clock. James McAdams will
present a musical program.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
BROWNIE NEWS

a new Brownie Girl Scout
troop is being formed under the
leadership of Mrs. Jeanne Deats
and Mrs. Frances Larimore. This
troop will meet in the New Cen
tury Club every Friday from Z to
s. beginning Friday. February 81.
Any children i'll the second and
third grades wishing to join, call
352 or come to our first meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Bounds of
winter Quarters" Farm, Valley
Forge, Pa, formerly of Milford. an
nOunce the engagement of their
daughter. Betty, to Harry c. Weiss.
Jr. EM3-c, ,USN. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry c. Weiss. Dover No
wedding date has been set.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14

Wilson NJ. Vinyard, local agent
Tor the Ford automobiles, received
Two car loads of Fords this week.
The machines have all been sold in
advance and just as soon as they
are assembled will be delivered to
the purchasers. The demand for
automobiles this spring is already
large, and it is more than likely
that before the end of the season
many presons who put off too long
IN making their orders will be kept
waiting for weeks. All of the local
agents report a good demand for
cars.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-14
DONOVAN

Albert Donovan, infant son of
Charles and Georgia Donovan, died
at his home ON Church street,
Greenwood, on February 10, of
Pneumonia. Surviving are his par
onts and Cne brother. George Ed
ward Donovan; also two half
brothers. Charles Donovan, Jr. and
Arthur Lee Donovan. Funeral ser
vices were held Wednesday after
room at o'clock at llardesty flu
neral nome, Bridgcville. Rev. Gra-
ham Of Greenwood, Ofticiated. IN
termeIt III St. JOhnStOwn Gene
terry. Lear Greenwood.