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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
TOwnsend's Inc, Win
Breeding Honors
MiIIsbOrO Hatchery Keeps Della
ware In BrOiIer Producing Lead

MlllBDOEO natcAeSg AeepS Uelas
ware In BrOiIer Producing Lead
TOWnsend's, incorporated, Mills
bOrO, generally accepted as one Of
the worlds largest .. S. Approved
pullOrum-clean hatcheries, has and
is continuing to keep Delaware the
nations leading producer of brOil-
ers.
TOwnsend's is the breeder Of all
purpose New Hampshires, the re-
suits Of long years of intelligent
study and planning to produce
birds thats have no superiOrs for
meat and egg production.
TOWnsend's brOilers placed sec
ond in Delaware and second in reg
iOnal contests in the recent A. and
P. Chicken Of Tomorrow contest,
TOWnsend's won numerous prizes
in other states for the best meat
type brOilers. including Massa-
chusetts.
Former United States Senator
John G. Townsend is active in the
operation Of this great hatchery,
which is contributing so much to
the economy Of Delaware brOileT
producers.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
All Short Course
Opens June 25th

The Annual 81 Short Course
VII begin Sunday, June 25th, and
continue until Wednesday June
2Stb Oyer $50 ~ members and
local leaders viii attend the three
day meeting ~ DE- held - the uni
Yersify " Delaware. Al 1-H dele
gates who attend must DE- ~ years
" ere ~ older By June 1et. 1850.
Registration for az delegates
Continued o. page %
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
School Building
Plans Are Approved
State Board Approval Was Given
Last Friday Afternoon

The State Board Of Education last
Friday afternoon approved final
plans for four school building pro-
jects and preliminary plans for two
projects.
The final plans approved are for
a fOur-claesrOOm addition at Rose
1911, cafeteria and other additional
rooms at the Geaford white school,
additional rooms at the Eeaford
Negro school. and I've classrOoms
and cafeteria at Blades.
The preliminary plans approved
are for ~ claGsrOOms. cafeteria,
and auxiliary room at Harrington
and six eiaGsrOOms, four other
rooms, and gymnasium At Richard
son Park
The board was advised that now
there are "a school building pro-
5eets under construction, - out Tor
bids. plans for 8 on the drawing
board, and 4 projects on which
bids were too high and the plans
now being revised.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Opportunity Days
Here June 30, Wly1
LikT Study COrRsg POR
MISSION SCHOOL

"Nsaf East Panorama" ~
the title ~ the book which
Mfh VIM Dryden viii teaeb
lu hff study course "a the
w. D. g. u. School " Mis-
hiOns az Wesley Junior Col.
leef, Dover. Delaware, The
author ~ Dr. Gloria Wysner.
Mrs Dryden. the former
Miss Katherine Hoffman, n
the daughter ~ the reverend
Clarence . Hoffman. pastor
~ fbs ielsmere Presbyterian
church Born iB Korea,
wheff her parents were en-
gagged in missionary work,
Mrs. Dryden was educated
there and later received her
degree "a Wilson College,
cham befsbuFk, ga. She
taught Home Economics a.
liiggenb0ttOm Institute, Az
lahabad India More recent
iy she taught "a the Ameri.
can Junior College 10 Beirut,
Syiia, nov known as bsban,
0n Mrs Dryden viii bring n
first hand knowledge Of the
AenF East 10 ber classes.
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Milford Shows
Bigger Cain
Than Dover
Census Figures Released
Wednesday Show Dow
err With 1875 Pct. Rise,
City Gained 23.5 Pct.

DOyer's population has increased
by 1913 per cent IN the past 10
years, II was reported Wednesday
Of this week with the release Of
figures showing an increase Of 8O2
residents IN the town.
The increase brings the total
population Of the town 10 6,319
compared 10 the 5,617 count in
1870 Residents Of Dover are not
entirely satisfied with these fig
ures, however
The count released by the state
census bureau shows only the
count within the city limits Of the
state capital In the past 10 years
housing developments have sprung
up on all sides Of the town which
while not contained within the in
c0rD0rated limits, must be cOnsid-
cred as part Of the city.
This holds true Of the majority
Of the state incorporated towns In
GLIDING Milford.
These figures have still 10 be re-
leased by the census bureau and IN
Dover the figures are awaited to
get some idea Of the size Of its buy
ing power IN comparison with the
1910 count.
Even with this increase, the state
capital Is still Outdistanced In the
percentage and size Of the increase
IN Milford, and IN the DoroenfaQa III
increase IN Smyrna.
IN Smyrna, where the towns flg.
ures are among the latest TO be re-
leased, the 1850 count is 1895, q 20
per cent increase over the 194C
count Of 1870, This increase Of
4Bb IL among the healthiest shown
among the towns IN the two lower
counties.
toontinusa on page %
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Bible School At
Calvary Church
Avenue Methodist, FIRST PFesbyieF.
Ian Churches Are Cooperating

- AhFtHspAtNAD HAAHs NssBs w =
Ian Churches Are Cooperating
A Vacation Bible School opened
last Monday morning ~ Calvary
Methodist Church, and viii cOntin-
us through next week, The Avenue
Methodist Church and the PFesby-
terrain Church are cooperating.
More than one hundred and eighty
are tDP0lled, including members Of
the FIRST Baptist Church and the
Church Of God Members Of the
teaching stan are from the three
churches, Glasses ere held for the
Nursery through the intermediate
departments, The sessions are d.
gided between worship, recreation
and Bible study, The school Is be-
ing supervised by the Rev Ralph
q, Jones, new minister ~ Calvary.
Assisting are the Rev, Kenneth NJ.
keDieP and the Rev Roy lawson
Tawes, Miss EQn8 Barker is acting
~ secretary and treasurer
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23

George ~ Stevenson Os) An1 Mrs.
D. Chester Bania 90, assistants,
First ~ the second, AbFahsm
Vaughn %, registrar Wililam y.
Thomas Oh, aitefDaisj Ozella
cullen C3) and Julia LaDsu on,
assistants, second ~ tbe second,
WilliRm 81, Richter, ~ %, FeRiss
iFaF} Mrs, Bessie Short %, alter-
Daie} Robert w roe 90 END Mar
yel watson 49,, assisiaDiB
first ~ the Third, Julian Dun
piDg 0D), FegisigaT3 Mr. Mildred
Mills 90, aifefnaiej Miss Mary
Burke (il) and Mrs. Ella stewart
(i3), assistants second ~ The Third
ieeatiRHsd ~ page 40
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Ocean Downs Opens
On August 10th

Past performance fans are Eoth-
eTing a few more statistics from
the recent harness meet az Rose
croft Tor future use 90 pat them ga
the money when the season Onona
at Ocean Downs, August no.
Picking from here and there, one
Of the most Interesting Odhits is
the new track record az Rosecr0t
set BY Quick Reward. owned 81 B.
lCOntinued on PAGE 2Sl
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23


The circus boasts Of such stellar
stars as Frankie Lou Wood, first
lady Of the air, her aerial fantasy,
her production Of the Hollywood
Sky Ballet. Jimmy 0'Dell and his
HighschOOl Horses, the Skating
Cartons, Captain Eddie Kuhn and
his trOup Of iungle-bred animals
performing in a steel-bOund arena,
and many others too numerous TO
mention.
All in all the organization car
ries two hundred fifty people and
ninety-seVen performing animals,
IN 6 motorized units.
Doors to the big show open al
CONTINUED On page 25l
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
New Milford Theatre
Now Two Years Old
Celebration OF Second Anniversary
VIII Be Held Tomorrow

VIII DC MDAA AOMyEIDW
Tomorrow, Saturday, June Path,
Schine's New Milford Theatre will
celebrate their second anniversary.
II was on June "a two years ago
that the doors Of the New Milford
were opened 70 the public for the
first time. Patrons were amazed
at the beauty, comfort and modern
facilities Of the Eastern Shores
largest and most beautiful thea
ire" During the first two years of
operation the New Milford has or
cred not only the finest in motion
pictures but also such leading per-
sOnalities in the entertainment
world as Tex BeDeke, Gene arupa,
Ray Anthony. Claude ThOrnhill.
Charlie Bpivak and many others
have appeared On person.
Edward G. Evans Is now manag-
er Of the New Milford, having re-
turned 70 this position a few weeks
ago after a three-year period de-
voted 10 private interests. James
Moore Is assistant manager.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Lions Club Sponsoring Rogers
Bros. Circus Here On July Third

Summer will be a town with its
spend0 spangles many wonders Of the big top
exhibit
Of the Milford Lions Club
the circus sreamnod front
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Repatriation officers In Kent
Appointed By Election Bureau

Tbe ke1 County department Of Elections has listed is appoint
teRisttAilOn officers
FIRST election district u the first Representative district
uG O registrar iAlaD d. Council o. alternate Mrs Sadie
iANefY Mrs. william
FIRST Mrs Florence For9 Oh registrar DeDney d. alternate:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
JUNE

East Cleveland follows along as
one-a-day mail delivery goes into
effect.
Mrs. Stuart Cummins is elected
chairman of the East Cleveland
Chapter American Red Cross,
succeeding Mrs. C. D. Spencer,
resigned.
Dimes totaling $13,680 make up
the city's March of Dimes gift for
the year, under the craftsmanship
of Judge Stanton Adams.
Golden weddings are celebrated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. King,
16006 Hazel rd.; Mrs. VIM. E. Tel
ford, 1904 North Lockwood ave.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Serhant,
831 Caledonia ave.
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East Cleveland Rotary selected
Kenneth E. Wallace as it's new
president.
After 81 years efficient service
as director of law for the City of
East Cleveland, E. A. Binyon re-
signs. He is succeeded by Arthur
E. Griffith.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Ruff and
daughter, Judy Lynn, leave for
Portsmouth, r. l., where he be-
comes pastor Of Friends Church.
After So years in the hardware
business, H. B. McGrath retires.
For most of this time his store was
located at 1857 Euclid ave.
Mrs. Laura Rieweldt, 1913
Baldwin, retires after AZ years
at G. E.
An unusual pleasure came to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph s. Noblett, 1774
Fay ave. on their 33rd wedding
day. They entertained their brides
maid, her sister, Mrs. Maurice G..
Attree of st. Louis, and his best
man, Utley Yates of Philadelphia,
with Mr.. Attree and Mrs. Yates
also present for the reunion.
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A last minute change in vaca-
tion plans took Mrs. Alice Jones
and Miss Lois Jackson to Mexico
City, far from the hurricanes
which rolled over the West Indies
at the time they would have been
on the islands, had they followed
their original first itinery.
A peanut barrage sweeps over
the town as Kiwanians stage a
major ways and means project. 1t
was really peanuts, peanuts there
and peanuts everywhere.
East Cleveland Board of Educa-
tion lets contracts for repairs and
expansion at Caledonia and Ro-
zelle, to include new gymnaisums.
Edward Paul, 1888 Hayden ave.
is the new president of the 37th
Division Veterans Association.
The r. w. Albrechts of 14008
Baldwin ave. have a 40th wedding
anniversary dinner followed by an
open house.
Dick Fort, 18-year-old former
Shaw High School star shortstop
signs a contract with the Cleve-
land Indians.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
DECEMBER

East Cleveland Board of Educa-
tion gives a straight across the
board increase of $3.50 per year to
all employees, effective January /.
Leroy B. Ennes retires after 30
years service with Cleveland Tran
sit Co. during which he rose to
head its transportation division.
City tax rates up 1.6 mills for
coming year.
Nela Parks contribution to the
nation at Christmas is its far
famed Christmas display which
this year even surpasses the magic
of all preceding Christmases.
Here and there about town, the
gay lights and Christmas greens
add to the festive Christmas
season.
George Nelson, jeweler, observes
his 30th business anniversary, all
the years being spent on Hayden
ave.
Joe Ecker of Wuertz Hardware,
named new president East Cleve-
land Business Association.
East Cleveland's Civil Defense
Director is Clarence j. Dover. Mr..
Dover, key member of the Com
munity Relations staff Of Adver-
tising Division of GE's Nela Park
is being loaned by GE to East
Cleveland for the emergency.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
1eekihg A1ck Over I950M 4e4r P4A4e1

Bob Cawrse, Maple H hit s,
named to coaching Job at Shaw
High.
The Lester Hansons add their
name to the city's silver wedding
couples.
The Rev. j. Franklin McHendry
is called to the pastorate Of Win
dermere Presbyterian Church from
Bellaire, Ohio.
Having sent packages to home
folks in Germany since 1927, the
Joseph Eismars of 1925 Endora
ave. leave for that country to see
how things really are with their
kinfolk.
Leonard A. Lindner is the new
president of the East Cleveland
Auxiliary Police.
East side Colt I'd. property
owners win in battle over erection
of a skating rink east Of their
properties through from northside
Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Named to the board of trustees
at Oberlin College is George w.
Bryant, 1929 Wymore ave., Mr..
Bryant is the president of the
Austin Co.
Nelson jewelers. finish in first
place in the East Cleveland Ex-
change Club bowling League.
The Radio Council of Greater
Cleveland includes three East
Clevelanders in its new official
family. Mrs. Charles G. Weeks,
1882 Elberon rd., is retained. as
president; Mrs. Frank Baldau,
1922 Lambert rd. is vice president,
and Mrs. William P. Mullooly, 1870
Sylvanhurst, is recovering secre-
tary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Shaw High steps into the lime
light as it's baseball team wins the
Lake Erie League championship,
and its budding poetess, Janet
Sampson is awarded the highest
honor for her poem accepted by
the National Anthology of Verse
for high school students.
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The schools musical department
steps out in new regalia for their
May concert. Doffing robes, the
girls appear in smart shirts pat
termed after a mans formal and
floor length black crepe silk shirts.
The boys are wearing deep maroon
mess jackets with black trousers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King OBJ
serve their golden wedding ami
versary with open house at their
home, 16006 Hazel rd.
Kirk Jr. High School orchestra
gets Superior" rating in the
Greater Cleveland spring musical
festival.
East Cleveland School District
electors supported by a five to one
vote the Board of Education's re-
quest for a $165,00O rehabilitation
bond issue.
Robert J. Jenkins, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Jenkins, 1856
Fay ave. is ordained a priest in the
Catholic Church.
East Cleveland Rod and Gun
Club observe it's tenth anniver-
sary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
NOVEMBER

East Cleveland Baptist church
observes it's fiftieth anniversary
with national leaders of the de-
nomination joining members and
former pastors in the big celebra-
tion.
The first Kids Show in which
East Cleveland School District
young people are guest stars in
a benefit for Kiwanis Boys and
Girls Committee proves a dazzling
success.
Pattison Field, owned by the
City of Cleveland but used as a
play spot by the City of East
Cleveland within whose boundaries
it lies, will cost the city one and
three-quarter cents a year more
rent. The two cities sign renewal
contract for one dollar till 1871.
East Cleveland electors support
renewal of the 8-mill school levy,
a city bond issue for $1S5,00O and
one mill levy "pay-as-you-go" cap
ital improvement fund.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beman is honored
by her Golden Age club co-mem-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
OCTOBER

The Zoning Board of Appeals
denies the request of the Francis
can Sisters to erect a Home for
the Aged on the Nelacrest frontage
of their property which extends
through to Terrace I'd.
East Cleveland Kiwanians erect
cabin for the Camp Fire Girls
at Camp Yakewi.
j. ]. Dory, one Of the city's old
est residents, dies on his 96th
birthday at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marian Kramer.
The combined East Cleveland
City school board sponsored Adult
Recreation School opens with 148
persons enrolling.
Karl Brown, past president East
Cleveland Kiwanis Club, is elected
lieutenant governor of the Tenth
Ohio District, Kiwanis clubs as the
original Tenth is divided to form
a new district, No. 16.
Golden wedding anniversaries
come to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Mixer, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
West.
Diamonds Mems Shop had its
tenth birthday anniversary.
City lets contract to pave a por-
tion of the Hawley Park to open
the city's first off-street parking
lot, with meters and everything.
Cost: $4,000.
Muriel Poole, 1s, of 1913 Colt I'd.
is chosen 1850 Harvest Queen at
Fem College.
Four generations Of Harrisons
turn out for a family party. Pres
ent were Great Grandfather David,
1898 Superior, Elmore, Tom and
Barton, all of 1922 Hartman ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Bill Markell transfers his YMCA
duties from East Cleveland to
Lakewood.
Effective September 1st, the
Board of Education votes a $3.50 a
year increase to its teachers. This
was followed in December with an
other $3.50 increase across the
board for every employee.
It's Is years of welded bliss for
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. 1auer, 1924
Hillview; forty years for the Ly-
man Davidsons, 1887 Knowles st.
and sixty for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stratton, 1742 Holyoke ave.
Pvt. Clinton ]. Haskins, II,
wins a Silver Star while on duty
in Korea. First reported missing,
the valiant CT later was located,
wounded.
Arlington Cafe wins the East
Cleveland Class A percentage
championship.
DR.. Jess j. Woodwork is named
head of the department of OBJ
stetrics at Huron Road Hospital.
This is a homecoming" for the
MD who did his interning there.
The first automobile in the
neighborhood could not have at
tracted more children than did the
stray horse which ambled along
Bender, Phillips, Hayden, Superior
and Rozelle. Some Of the more dar-
ing ones scrambled aboard the
open wagon he was hauling.
SEPTEMBER
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phypers,
charter members of East Cleveland
Baptist church are honored on their
golden wedding day with a recep-
tion given by the members at the
church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
APRIL

Kirk Jr. High officially opened
their canteen at the East Cleve-
land 'YMCA House, meeting Fri
day evenings. The summer brought
forth dancing on the green.
4 4
City Manager Chas. A. Carran
first signer as the 18th Census
gets under way.
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A signal honor comes to Milton
Niergarth, director of Shaw High
School in the way of membership
in the American Bandmasters As
sociation, always invitational. The
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bers on her Goth birthday. Also
Charles H. Lewis, 1922 Forest
Hills has his 80th birthday party.
Harry w. Cation, former East
Cleveland City Commissioner, re-
tires after 81 years with the Gid
den Co. where he long was general
credit manager.
DR.. George w. Stober, for 80
years director of health, dies fol-
lowing a lingering illness. He was
succeeded by DR.. A. T. Ransome.
In the medical field also, of note
the retirement of DR.. Maybell
Gilbert, n, after more than a
half-century of service.
Roy Wisecup referees the city's
great grid classic, the Charity
football game.
The city's first traffic fatality
of the year is checked this month.
Dominic Varanese was killed as he
stepped off the safety zone at
Lakeview and Euclid, into the path
of an oncoming automobile.
Water rates up 20%o as Cleve-
land boosts the rate to East
Cleveland 18.509o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

beloved leader was stricken with
q fatal heart attack April 13th.
Lieut.. Howard Johnston and
Patrolman Willard Tucker retired
from the police force.
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Mrs. Arthur E. Griffith is hon.
ored with the presidency of the
Greater Cleveland Federation of
Women's Club. Later in the year
her husband was named city law
director for East Cleveland.
Shaw High School orchestra
wins top rating at the Northeastern
Ohio district competitions at Kent
State University.
The children's traffic school
gets underway at Caledonia, as
the small pupils are taught safety
first in traffic.
City launches campaign to spray
all city-owned elm trees in battle
against spread of elm disease.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Taylor, 1887
Savannah ave. mark their golden
wedding day with reception at
their home.
Daylight Savings Time again.
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MAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
JULY

East Cleveland's goth annual
picnic goes modern with a public
wedding in which Miss Greta Eek
holm and William Mead are the
principals. Yes, it was the biggest
picnic yet.
Sally Cummins of Glynn rd. par
ticipates in the unwilling of bust
of Abraham Lincoln in Cleveland's
famed Cultural Gardens. The bust
is the gift of friends in honor of
the memory of her grandfather,
the late Peter Witt.
The Junior Canteen opens its
first outdoor session, a dance on
the court at the Y House.
John North, former Shaw ath-
lete and summer instructor on
the city's playground accepts his
first position, that of coach at
Portsmouth High School.
East Cleveland Library's summer
reading program attracts 1,O45
readers in the Book Mark and
Lucky Is Rodeo clubs.
Enter parking meters and the
$1.25 haircut.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
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modelling jobs; also cabinet work
bookcases. tables. etc. Gil. 1-7553.
PIANO and theory lessons. Sarah
Benthimer. 27091 Oriole ave. Euclid
Call Redwood 1-1770.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Bill Markell transfers his YMCA
duties from East Cleveland to
Lakewood.