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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-14
rkrvsler Perfects Driving Control
ror disabled; Showing at Hospitals

ed from charts complied by medi-
cal, safety and engineering ex-
perts. Prices range from seventy
five cents to $3.50, depending up-
on the set required.
Redding's demonstration of the
controls will be made at Ply
mouth dealerships at various
cities and towns throughout the
country lying on his current tour
of military and civilian hospitals.
Route of the tour is revised from
time to time in accordance with
requests from hospital authorities
desiring the demonstrations fol-
their patients, according to R. c.
Somerville, general manager of
Plymouth. -..t ne~
For the disabled who have not
seen one of Redding's driving
demonstrations, complete infor-
nation on the simplied control
sets is Immediately available
through any Plymouth dealer, OF
can be had by writing directly
to Plymouth at Detroit, Somer-
vile added. .-.. ii.
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Plymouth Notes
By Mrs. Burke Doyle

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer p. Straug-
hen and daughters, Marylin
Joyce and Janet of Pasco were
callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Winklers on Sunday
Mr.. E. H. Crofton and Frank
Carnes of La Jolla, California,
is visiting Mr.. Croftons ranch
near Plymouth.
MIR. and Mrs. Clair thinner of
Richland and Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles johnson of Wishram were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Winkler Sunday after
noon. Mr.. johnson is recovering
from painful foot injury sus-
tanned in a recent automobile
accident.
Miss Joan Hope, youngest sister
ter of Mrs. Burke Doyle is spend
| ing a few weeks visiting in
Plymouth.
Mrs. Eva Camp has been con.
fined to her home for the past
several days with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle
and Mishael of Richland visit
ed in Plymouth Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brewer OF
Seattle were overnite guests Of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E
Whitmore Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Doyle
spent last week in Black Dia.
mond where they visited Mrs
Doyle's sister and brother, Mrs
Gloria Macks and family and
Mr.. Jack Hope and family.
Miss Phyllis Winkler spent
three days last week in Kenne-
wick visiting her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Winkler.
Mr.. and. Mrs. A. F. Winkler OF
Kennewick, Miss Gladys Ling
bloom of Bellingham, Mrs. r. j.
Herald of Davis, Calf and Joe
Bradley Of Toppenish visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Winkler Wednesday evening.
Pat Wilson and Mike Doyle
lof Kennewick spent last week
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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by
School District No. So, Benton
County, Benton City, Washington
at the Office of School Superin-
tendent until pm, August 18,
1947. for the construction Of q
school building.
The bids will then and there be
publicly opened and read aloud.
Bids received after the time fixed
for opening cannot be considered
Specifications, including cor
tract documents, and DRAWN
may be examined at the Office
the architect, Seattle, and at ..
office of the Superintendent:
Schools, Benton City, Washire'
and may be obtained upon deposit
of $4,000 for each set.
The full amount of the deposit
for one set of documents will be
refunded to actual bidders upon
return of the documents, unmu-
tilated and without marks or an
notations, within five days after
the time set for opening bids:
Other deposits will be refunded
with deductions for the actual
cost of reproducing the drawings,
under the same conditions.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check, cashiers
check or bid bond, with State-i-
censed surety company as surety,
in an amount not less than so
of the Base Bid, made payable to
the State of Washington.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and to waive m
formalitie6. :,
A performance bond for the full
amount of the contract will be re-
quired.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the time set for the op.
ening thereof, unless the award o.
contract is delayed for a period
exceeding 80 days.
BY order of the Board Of School
Directors.
School District No. ST., Benton
County, Washington. Signed:
Dean Hartman, Clerk.
Date first publication: 81
Date last publication: 8:14.
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Nurses Hold Annual
Picnic In Richland

One hundred and twenty nurses
met at the Richland Park on the
afternoon of August 6 for the an
nual picnic of the District Nurses
association. Salad, baked beans,
sandwiches, cup cakes, ice cream
and coke were on the menu. The
men made the coffee.
The nurses are planning aeBin-
60 party to be held at the Ameri-
can Legion hall in Pasco on Aug
ust Is, beginning at z pm. Mrs
Grisham and Mrs. James say that
their committee can assure a de-
lightful evening to all.
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RIVER ROAD

Mr. Chester Christian ST., re-
ceived word last week from
Chester Christian Jr. that he
arrived safely in Tevas, Aug. 2,
after leaving here June IA and
travelling by bicycle. He stopped
to visit a few days with relatives
in Portland and visited many
points of interest along the way
as well as collecting several
autographs of famous people.
Mrs. Birtie Baldwin, sister of
D. B. Crutcher and son, Lloyd
have returned from Ophiem,
Montana after spending a few
weeks visiting here with her
brother. They brought with
them Mrs. Baldwin'S grand
daughter and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Todd. They in
tend to make their home at the
Crutcher Camp.
Mrs. Ray Spencer's sister, Mrs.
Mark Drum and daughter Evelyn
are visiting Vancouver and plan
to stay a month.
Mrs. Ella Crutcher was sur
prised last week by a visit from
her cousin, Mr.. Keith Campbell
who runs a dairy near Shelton
and for whom her son, Delbert
is working.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Hultberg
had as their guests Aug. IL old
friends from Dancy, Wis, Mrs.
Mary Boettcher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Thompson with Sister-in-
law, Mrs. Carl Thompson from
Vancouver. They travelled here by
auto from Walla Walla after
spending the night visiting MIR.
Carl Thompson who is employed
at College Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slater were
happy to see their son, 0im)
Ray A. Slater Jr. from Marimar
San Deigo, Calf, who arrived
unexpectedly Aug. 10 for a 10
day leave. -.
Ella Crutcher made hurried
trip to Toppenish an business
this week, going away in such a
hurry she forgot to turn the hot
plate off under glass coffee pot
After making several vain at
tempts to call neighbors at the
lY She hurried home to find her
sister, Mrs. Mae Clark had ar
rived from Walla Walla in time
to turn the hot plate off, posi-
ably averting a fire. Mrs. Clark
was an overnight guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Rathbone
and children Patty and jimmy
of Richland have gone to Kansas
for a vacation. Mrs. Rathoone
is employed by Stalker tne
Watch Maker near the Y.
| Art Roppie of the G. and Il.
Grocery reports that their store
will be closed on Mondays here
after until further notice.
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,,.d persons of many types,
D'saD Save in the past given up
who n ms of driving a car
re p ps encouraged to reapply Tor
viii pc licenses when they learn
ivses.nnonstrations being made by ~
Of deaR edding, World War IL
JANE men who lost both legs IN the
ves dannes Campaign.
Arde ad;ne is making a nationwide
keoofh hospitals, driving and
tour ouUstrating the newest Ply.
dem demon sedan equipped with a set
NOUN n,ified driving controls
q tt...sa imps,5'eib by chrysler corpor
deveio Spnoineers. Reddin has been
alton a.ed e in several of the most
licenseua states and drives with
ssafsrt control and skill. .,,,,,;oa
pe The sets of controls, s sup .,
v in nssckaged accessories Tor any
as plymouth from 1941 on,
nooea ,sate for disabilities caused
conp in;,,ry or disease where loss
BY ,ass Of use of limbs has result
q >, iJ me to shortages OF materials
e. e the ns immediate postwar pe esilsS',
u li.a I veterans were gwen
o 0iss' nriority in filling orders 1or
hlen opntrol sets. Today the sets
% ape available to all VINO neeo
them. .,,nnlied in five
,. son sets graduated to COM
o asnsate for various disabilities le
pensa nrocess of tailoring to the
inc of disability enables the
oss.h to select the set need
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with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Doyle.
Mr.. Claire Maddox of Yakima
arrived in Plymouth Sunday
with the first load of lumber fol
his new service station anG
garage. Mr.. Maddox plans te
have his building completed in .
few weeks.
Workmen started Monday
painting and cleaning Plymouth
school-getting it ready to open
this year. s-.--=a. s.@. ~
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Makers of pressure Gamers
are turning out and IA quart
Gamers as fast as they can get
raw materials. Place your or
der for a Gamer early, as there
may not be enough to 60 around.
Order tin cans early, also as
there may be spot shortages.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
-and-
Real Estate

| will offer for sale at my home.
five miles West of Harrington. on
road from MINERS Mill to Black
Swamp School House, on
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

ast 35.7 perches to the center of the
dirt road. thence with the same North
S6 degrees East 25.S percheS to Il
ditch and lands Of Mears; thence bind
ing with the ditch and lands of ATearS
to the place of beginning, containing
Two and One half acres of land. he
il the same more or less.
BEING the same piece or parcel of
land that WAS conveyed to William
+. McarS 10y lndcnturc of Charles Dali
Moore and Esther y. Moore. his wife.
dated the 30th day of November, ~
ID. 1910. and OF record in the Office
of the Recorder of Deeds in Deed
Record +. |. S. Vol. 327. Page $40.
lmrroV'd by TWO small dwelling
houses
Ith>MS:-Twenty per cent of the
purchase money will he demanded on
/ the day of sale. and the purchaser or
purchasers shall pay the balance of
the purchase money TO the under
signed Administrator. &. II. A., at
the office of Tunnel X Tunnel. at
GEORGETOWN. Delaware. on or before
the Sth day OF April. y. D.. 1917, at
which tim" settlement shall he made
and the deed or deeds delivered. If
the purchaser or purchasers fail to
comply with these terms, the per
cen1lm paid ON the day OF sale will
he forfeited. The purchaser or pur-
chascrS will hc required TO pay the
costs and expenses of the deed or
deeds. including revenue stamp.
JAMES NJ. TUNNELL. JR
Administrator. G. r. A.. Of the
Estate of William T. Mears.
deceased d. f2S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned Administrator, C.
T. A.. of the Estate of William Il.
Mears. deceased, will sell at Public
Auction. at the dairy farm of Will
liam T. McarS, on the road from Sea-
ford to Wesley Church. in Seaford
Hundred, Sussex County and state
of Delaware, on
Saturday, March Sth, 1947
At 1870 O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
The following described Personal
Property. to-Wit:
One Manure Spreader. one 12-incf
3-bottom Tractor PlOw. l Cultipa cker.
Wagon, Silo Filler. Feed Mixer,
Farmall F-20 Tractor. Riding Cult
vatOr, Milk Cooler. Rubber Tractor
Belt Large Quantity Hay and other
Articles.
TERMS--CASH
JAMES NJ. TUNNELL, JR.
Administrator. c. r. A., OF the
Estate of William Il. Mears
deceased. f2H-2'
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

The funeral service for Mr.. Frank
KosZegi, a resident of this cOmmu-
nifty was held on Saturday after
noon at the Hardesty Funeral Home
with interment in St. JOhnstOwn
Cemetery. The people of Chaplain's
community wish to extend their
sympathy to the family of the de-
ceased.
Mr.. Harrington Messick is still in
the Dover Hospital where he has
been a patient for some time. He is
reported as improving at this time.
Don't forget the services at Chap
iain's this Sunday afternoon, March
9th as follows: Sunday School at
p. m. and preaching by Rev. O'Neil,
the pastor at p. m.
The next community sing will be
held at the church on Sunday even
ing, March 10Th at 7:30. Delbert
West will be the leader. Please re-
member the date.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

adjoining lands Of the heirs of the
late Charles r. 1saacs. Joshua Will
son, the heirs OF the late Frederick
Warrington. and others. described as
follows: BEGINNING for the out
hounds at point, a corner for lands
of the aforesaid Charles T. Isaacs
heirs. thence with said Isaacs line.
North Forty coo degrees East Fifty
Five and ight-ten1hs percheS To a
stake on a line of lands OF Joshua
Wilson and corner for lands OF the
aforesaid lsaacS. thence with the
Seventy Five (75) degrees, and ten
Cm minutes East thirty-three (33)
pCrChrS to a stone. another corner for
lands of said Wilson: thence still with
Wilson'S line North Fifty t50D degrees
and Fifty tjD minutes, East Sixty
-Four and FOur-Tenths (64.D percheS
to a stake, n corner for lands of the
heirs of Frederick Warrington, thence
with said WarringtOn's line south fiji
ty-nine (59) degrees and fifteen QJ)
minutes east forty-SeVen and seven
tcn1hS t1.O pcrcheS to stake ON
the edge OF Il ditch bank near the
south end of IL bridge. and another
corner for the hands of the said War
ringtOn; thence binding with said
ditch in a SOutheaSterly course TO its
mouth where ii emptieS into the run
of Evans Old Mill Pond: thence hind
ing with said run in Il Southwesterly
| course TO Il stake on q line of the
first mentioned lands of the Charles
| II. ISaacS heirs; thence with said line
| North fifty-Onr CD degrees and ten
| I0) minutes west one hundred forty
! nine and fiVc-tenthS U49.5) pcrchcS
back TO the place OF beginning, con-
tanning according To computation One
Hundred and Eight Q0S) acres and
! seventy square prrches of land. be
/ the same more or less.
Being the same piece or parcel OF
land that was conveyed to William
B. Mears by lndenture of RoXie Cul-
yer, widow, etal. dated the 2Sth day
of December, y. ID. 1884, and of rec
ord i'm the Office of the Recorder Ol
Deeds in and for Sussex County. il
Deed Record DIN. Vol. 296, Page 1876
i The above tract of land being SCI
in fine pine and oak timber
TRACT NO.
ALL that certain piece or parcel o
land situated in Seaford Hundred
j. Sussex County, State OF Delaware
beginning for the metes and bound
thereof in the center of public roa'
leading from Wesley Church to BlOX
+ oms School, al the Northwest cornc
, of the lands Of VIM. Il. Mears. Othc
!, lands and runs witR the same Sout
, II degrees G9.I prrchcS to a stone
! thence South Is degrees East II.
! perches to Il stone at the end OF
ditch. thence with the ditch South |
{ degrees East 81 perches. South Sa
, degrees East POI perches, Theme
: leaving the ditch South Sl4 degree
|. East 33.7 pcrches to the center of
, road thence with the same South S
;, degrees West Ills ptrchcs to 4 poir
: in the road: thence with the lands {
I.inwOod Messck North 81 degre,
;, West IL percheS TO Il stone by
pine. thence North AHA degrees Ia:
iS.2 prrcheS Ia u post in the wooC
near an old road. North degree
4 West i2.5 pcrches to post, North
t degrees West 80 perchcS 10 post Mort
:. 23ia degrees West 80 pcrchcs 10
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

cement post a corner for this land
and the lands of James WheatlpX.
North So degrees East 3l.S perches to
the center of the first mentioned road.
thence with the same South 69I2 de-
greeS East 4nS percheS, South S01a
degrees East l72 perchcS South 80
degrees East 26.6 perches To the place
of beginning. Containing Nin"tN-t'iVt
Acres of land, he ii the same more or
less. Being the same piece and parcel
of land that was conveyed to William
+. MearS by lndenture of Charles Dali
Moore and Esther y. Moore, dated the
End day of january, y. -. 1913. and OF
record i'm the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds in and for SUSSEX County, in
Deed Record f.. l.. G.. Vol. '37. Page
556
Improved by a two story dwelling
house, barn. chicken house t5,000 ca
pacity) and equipment, and other out
buildings.
TRACT NO.
ALI. that certain tract, piece and
parcel of land situate. lying and hc-
ing in Sraford Hundred. Sussex
County, Delaware. FRONTING on the.
public road leading from ScafOrd to
Wesley Church, adjoining lands of
Or. James Patterson. William NJ.
Messick, James II. Mc.Nllistcr and
others, containing Ninety Eight C9Sl
y
Being the same piece and parcel of
land that WAS conveyed to William l..
Mcars by lndcnture of Grace NJ. COul-
hOIrn, widow, dated the 2uth day OF
December. y. d.. 1888. and Of record
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
in and for Sussex County, in Deed
Record T. |. H.. Vol. 3l6. Page 373.
Improved by an eight room dwelling
house with bath and hot water heat.
modern Dairy Barn with forty Hn)
StanchionS. another barn with thirteen
Stanchions plus pens, chicken house
US. 400 capacity, and equipment, ten
ant house. two large Marietta Silos
and other valuable equipment.
TRACT NO.
ALL that certain piece or parcel o
/ land situate, lying and being in Sea
! ford Hundred. SUSSEX County, STATE
! of Delaware, Beginning for the mttc.
/ and bounds thereof At Il stake or StOn
ON n ditch the West houmdrY of Othr
'ands Of VIM. Il. MchrS. and runs Will
& new made line South Sl4 degree
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned having decided to
discontinue farming will sell at Pub
lie Sale on the farm known as the
Dan Bush farm. 10 mile southeast of
Black Cat, State Road, Delaware, on
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
DAIRY BREEDING MEETS
IN KENT COUNTY

County Agent Tarbell, in cooper
alton with Delmar Young, extern
sion dairyman, will hold dairy
breeding meetings at Camden
Grange Hall on Monday and Tues
day, March 10 and II. The meet
ings will start promptly at 10 a. m.
and close at 3 p. m.
Dairying today is highly spe-
cialiZed industry and the day is
here in Delaware when only the
high producing, efficient herds will
be able to operate on profitable
basis.
How to develop a herd improve
ment program based on the latest
scientific methods of breeding will
be discussed and demonstrated by
Mr.. Young
The laws of reproduction will be
presented to show dairymen how
to determine the results that can
be expected from their present
herd sire.
Other points that will be dis
cussed thoroughly by Mr.. Young
are breeding efficiency, artificial
breeding, mixed inheritance, red
calves from black and white par
ents, cow families. effects of en-
virOnment in breeding. out crossing
and many other everyday problems
of the dairyman.
The dairymen of Kent county are
urged to attend these meetings al
Camden and to come prepared tC
ask Mr.. Young questions that are
bOthering them relative to the
breeding of their dairy cattle.
The ladies of the Grange viii
serve lunch to those present OF
both days at nominal cost.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

The undersigned Administrator. c.
Il. a., of the Estate of William T.
Mears, deceased. will sell at Public
Auction. at the dairy farm of William
Il. MearS. on the road from SeafOrd &c
Wesley Church, in Seaford Hundred
Sussex County and State of Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
NOTICE!
Rubbish and Trash Collection


Your attention is directed to Or
dinance No. 20, dated November 13.
1884, tO-wit:
Be it enacted by the City Coun-
ell of the City of Milford that all
rubbish to be removed by City
trucks, must be placed at the curb
in proper receptacles. Violations
of this ordinance shall be punish
able by a fine of one dollar ($1.00)
for the first offense and five dollars
($5.00) for subsequent. offenses.
Effective March 20th, all trash
and rubbish will be collected as
follows:
North Milford a. m. to p. m
Thursday.
South Milford a. m. to a p. m
Friday.
Weather and conditions permit
ting.
No collections will be made
other than specified.
Your cooperation is requested.
CITY OF MILFORD
II. F. Hart, City Manager
m7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Saturday, March Sth, 1947
At 1:3o O'CLOCK T.. NJ.

NJ l:3U OCl1O(h L. vi.
The following described Real Estate,
tO-wit:
TRACT NO. l
ALL that certain tract, piece, or
parcel of land. situate, lying and be-
ing in Seaford Hundred. Sussex COun-
ty and State of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows to wit: BE
GINNING Twenty feet south of Il
stone a dividing line between this land
and lands of the Tull Brothers, on the
east side of the Nine foot road run
ming from McAllisters Corner to Wcs-
ley Church. thence running south
Wardly a distance OF One Hundred
Fifty O5O feet TO other lands OF these
grantOrS, thence running eaStwardly Il
distance of One Hundred and Fifty
feet. to u corner. thence running
nOrthwardly a distance Of One Hun
drrd and Fifty U50) feet To n line
| Twenty feet south Of Tull brothers
Line, thence with Il new line westerly
TO the place of beginning, containing
| -. 500 square feet of land he the same
more or less.
| Being the same piece and parcel OF
| land that was conveyed TO William T.
| MearS by Indenture of Ernest BoSSard
and Emma BoSSard. his wife, dated
the 10th day of August. 1910, and OF
record in the Office of the Recorder
| of Deeds in and for Sussex County. il
Deed Record T. |. S.. Vol. 327 Page
%. with no improvements thereon.
TRACT NO. 2
ALL that certain tract. piece Ol
parcel of land, situate. lying and helms
| in Nanticokc Hundred. Sussex County
Delaware, adjoining lands of the heir
of DIR. Robert G.. Ellegood. lands o
Waitman Bryan. and others. and lyini
on both sides of the public road lead
ing from the Old Furnace to knowlc
, Cross Roads. containing one hundrc
and cighty-threc and one half UH3i.
acres more or less.
Being the same piece and parcel @
land that was conveyed unto WilliaI
+. Mcars by Indenturo of Walter Con
away. single man. dated the 18th da
of june. \. ID. 1910 and of record i
the Office OF the Recorder OF Deeds i
and for Sussex County. in Deed Rec
ord T.. l. s.. Vol. 327. Page 2S.
The above tract of land being set i
young growing timber.
TRACT NO. 3
! .N.L that certain tract. piece {
parcel of land situate in NanticOk
Hundred. Sussex County. DclaWar,
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
LIVE STOCK
---and---
Household Goods

As | have sold NY farm, ] will offer
at Public Auction on the black top
road from Frederica to Thompson
vile, Kent County. Delaware, on
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Thursday, March goth, 1947
At TEN O'CLOCK y. NJ.
The following:

At TEN O'CLOCK y. NJ.
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Three head of horses and one colt.
onc hay horse. . years old. good
worker: one mare. six years old. good
worker: one mare, . years old, been
worked: one horse colt. two years
old: one hcifcr. TWO years old, call ny
side: one hcifcr. two years old. fat
enough for beef: two nice ShoatS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Mccormick DccrinE sprcadtr,
one 40. I Mccormick binder. one
rake. one 3-section land roller. one
riding cultivator, one Black Hawk
corn planter. one no. 10 Oliver ploW,
one no ~ Oliver riding plow. one
No. 90 Oliver riding ploW. one walk
| ing cultivator. one high wheel wag-
on. one low wheel wagon. one nay
rack. one 60-tooth drag. nearly new;
one set of Fairbanks scales. sleigh
and bells. wagon harness, pillow har-
ness, brides and collars. 75 bales OF
scarlet clover hay. five milk cans, one
strainer. two buckets. two milk stools.
cow chains. log chain, 2h0 grain ana
feed bags. forks, Shovels and hoes,
two spoolS of barbed wire. two rolls
five-foot poultry wire, four rolls four
foot poultry wire. hog wire. egg and
chicken crates, two 2-horse double
trees. one 3-hOrSe double tree, one ,
hushel measure, some hampers and
barrels. some seasoned oak lumber.
/ HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Two hedsteads. six stool chairs. one
! rocker, one stand, four lamps, carpet,
he'd quilts, hand made; one Sidehoard
one couch, one Glenwood wood par
lor stove. one carpet loom, vases.
TERMS: CASH on day of sale.
RUSSELL j. DONOVAN
Dickerson Brothers, .\uctioncers.
Raymond Bennett. Clerk.
The Ladies' Aid OF Milford Neck
will serve lunch. nj -2tI
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Hand grenades were used in the
Revolutionary War.