davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-11

10 Mahogany Side Chairs Back OK
! Modern Cordovan Server $3.50 IN 30
!" ncan Phyfe Mahogany Dropleaf Tables $3.50
Genuine Mahogany Chn"endaIe DropIeaf Table
l Solid Mahogany co
18th Century Mahogany 1850 80 20
Modern Timed Oak 5'Piece Suite fDropleaf
and 4 Chairs) 1ssyo yN
Modern Iirned Oak 5Piece Extension Table
and ,s.!- Chairs, 1880 Ios so
Buffet Buffet Chairs $3.50 1ss so
Modern 7Pfece Blond Mahogany Suite liable,
China. China Buffet n:a Chairs, $3.50 24sso
teaaa Chairs ......:;., $3.50 2ssso
China CHR c! : Chairs ,. 1850 1880
rcs.. rhyt. Tas,. &c. Chin. Buffet Chairs: $3.50 27sso
China Chr -. Chairs ~. 1850 $3.50
/, snsst. rnf'et China Chairs, 4ssoo 3ss 90
2 "o""rn, ?piere Cordovan China,
Buffet chairs 3ssOO
Evening star., 1951-12-19
POW Names Transmitted From Tokyo NotVered by Pentaqon

Dittmer. Thomas L.. Err
18193275, Cpl. DAD.
/ Olson, Albert, RA34063680, Cpl
I'd.
j DIXON, James W., RA33637705
Cpl. I'd.
! DIXON, John l., RA190O3O7s
Cpl. DAD.
Dixon, John R., RA16333041
Pfc. I'd.
Dixon, Ralph F., jr.. O-58371
lit. I'd.
Dixon, Walter B., RA17266334
Sgt. I'D.
| Dobbins, Freddie, US54Ol354O
Pfc. led.
Dobson. Floyd j., RA18333565
Pvt. 24D.
Dobson, James G., RA13083433
Sgt. 24D.
Docs, William R., RA13083433
Sgt. DAD.
Dodge. Rex, RAls2eos4o, Pfc
I'd.
Deorfer, Philip W., RA19327634
M/Sgt. I'd.
Doherty, John L., RA13353097
Pfc. I'd.
Doherty. Walter. AO-19O8527
lit. 49FW.
Dohlin. Homer NJ. RA1334O142
Cpl. DAD.
Doll. Martin, jr.. RA17281652
Pfc. DAD.
Domenech. Jaime O., RA-
El2301744. Cpl. 24D.
Domenosky, Eugene F., RA-
16277116, Sgt. DAD.
Dominguez, Willie, RAl83460O3
Pfc. 1CD.
.Donahue. Jack F.. RA1527994s
Pfc. 24D.
Donatelli, Richard P, RA-
|163l6898. Pfc. I'd.
Donley. George E., RA33130413,
Cpl. I'd.
Donner, Donald E.. RA19335331,
Pfc. 24D.
Donofrio. Pasquale T.. RA-
12303089, Pfc. ID.
Donovan, Lawrence E., RA-
13309915, Cpl. Esd.
Doran, Carl L., RA19343540, Pvt.
24D.
Dorsey, Marvin E., RA14334277,
Cpl. DAD.
Dorrill, Willie j.. RA14294438,
Cpl. I'd.
Dotson, Robert F.. RA16281337,
Sgt. I'd.
Douglass. Richard F.. Err
57135558, Pfc. I'd.
Douglas, Rufus E, RA38713869,
Cpl. 24D.
Douthitt, Charles j., RA-
Pfc. I'd.
Dovel, Lloyd E.. US55O774l1.
sgt. I'd.
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Debenedict. Julius j., RA.
12308578. Sgt. 1CD.
Deckard, Earnest L., RA.
1834320o. Cpl. 24D.
Defontes, Earl, RA30117232
Sgt. 5RCT.
Dehaan. Joseph NJ, RA17277868
Pfc. I'D.
Delacruz, Baidomero, Err.
18223448, Pfc. I'd.
Delaney. Richard L., RA.
14282546. Pfc. I'd.
Del Castillo. Mario A., RA.
3316368. Sgt. 1CD.
Delern, William NJ, RA.
| l14074015. Cpl. 1CD.
Delong, James c., RA13300986
Sgt. I'd.
Deluca, Johnny j., US16223966
Pfc. I'd.
Del Vale, Luis R., US51063591,
Pfc. ID.
Demichele. Peter j., US551O7711,
Pvt. 1CD.
Deming, William A.. RA-
l6268922. Pfc. Esd.
Dempsey, Patrick j., Err
12313468, Pfc. I'd.
Dengel, William j., RA13336476,
Pfc. 1CD.
Denny, Donald L.. RA16276245,
Pfc. I'd.
Denton, Deco A., RA1894454,
Cpl. 24D.
Depa, Joseph j.. RA3357675O,
Cpl. I'd.
Deroda. Genaro E., RA123l4536,
Sgt. 1CD.
Derrow. Richard P, RA1333861s,
Pfc. 24D.
Desautels, Richard G., RA-
11ls3218, Cpl. I'd.
De Silva, Rudolph H. O-1329102,
Capt. I'd.
De Smet, Albert A.. RA16264396,
Pfc. I'D.
Deveau. Albert j., RA31464000,
Cpl. I'd.
Deweese. Jerry w., RA16292022,
Cpl. DAD.
Diax (may be Diaz), Enrique G.,
RA19340354, Pfc. I'd.
Diax (may be Diaz), Rafael,
US51062727, Pfc. ID.
Dick, Charles E., RAl5379078,
Pfc. I'D.
Dick. James H.. RA13338338,
Cpl. 1CD.
Dickel. James p. RA13l61329,
Pfc. 24D.
Dickinson, Edward S., RA-
13164432, Pfc. 1CD.
Digan, Vana, RA13342701, Pfc.
1CD.
Diggs, James N. RA13278S51,
Cpl. ID.
Dillon. William K, US52029635,
Pfc. I'D.
Desney, Donald B., RA15284043,
Cpl. I'd.
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Dowd, Jack, 4-14248482, Cpl
1CD.
Dowdy. Colquitt L.. RA14272030
Pfc. I'd.
Dove. Ray NJ. jr., O-62650, 2Lt
24D.
Doyle, Vincent F., RA312338O8
M/Sgt. Esd.
Orange, Julian K, US55035327
Pfc. DAD.
Drak, Brady H., RA13312718
Sgt. Esd.
Drake. Harlan L., RA16329255
Pfc. I'd.
Draper, Frank E., RA17229515
Pfc. DAD.
Draper. Robert g., US55O63644
Pvt. I'd.
brennan, Richard p, RA-
16343346, Pfc. I'd.
Origins, Wilbert c.. RA-
43014879, Pfc. Esd.
Drost, Joseph j., RA33672992,
Pfc. DAD.
Dubrevil, Edmund j., RA-
12313255. Sgt. I'd.
Dudukovich, Rados, RA23399872,
Pvt. I'd.
Dugger. Charlie A., RA6929233,
M/Sgt. I'd.
Duke, Newton j., RA1434S431,
Cpl. I'd.
Dumas. Donald j.. RA1235l539,
Pfc. 1CD.
Dunham. Wallace L.. U.s.
52138216. Pfc. 1CD.
Dunlap, Cecil, RA15274375.
Cpl. I'd.
Dunn, Jimmie D.. RA1835o619.
Cpl. I'd.
Dunn, John j. O-3l385, Maj.
DAD.
Durant, Frank c.. RA183114l0,
Pfc. DAD.
burden, Carlton E.. US53O2750o,
Pfc. I'd.
Duran, Charles E., RA3572S228,
Cpl. Esd.
Duty, Cermillus H.. RA15251673,
Pfc. DAD.
Dye, Elloy r. RA38l679s6. Pfc.
I'd.
Dyer. Robert M. ERlS33ls4s,
Cpl. I'd.
Farley. Roy E., RA13347427,
Pfc. I'd.
Early. Earl, RAss4oess7, M/sgt.
1CD.
Easley. Billy j.. RAlS173329. Cpl.
I'd.
Eaton. Ivan O., RAll19601s,
Pfc. 25D.
Eaton. Kenneth L., RAl925949l,
Cpl. I'D.
Economy, John, RA16266585,
Cpl. I'd.
Edison. Robert L., RAl233s841,
Pfc. DAD.
Evening star., 1951-12-19
Continued From Page A-22)

Croumbley, Raymond, ERl32l2.
648. Pfc. I'd.
Grouse. Densil W.. RA132O4798
Pfc. I'd.
Cruz. Eddy, RAlO3O6722. Cpl. I'd
Cruz, Ruben D., RA18347516
Pfc. DAD.
Culbertson. Ralph E., 0l949515
LIST 1t. DAD.
Culpepper. Floyd E.. RAl82S2-
44o. Cpl. Esd.
Cummings, Gerald K, RA6993-
e3l. Sic. 1CD.
Cummings, Richard E.. RA13-
299758. Pfc. 24D.
Curry. James r., O-11533042, Isl
1t. 1CD.
Curtis, Homer A.. o-1soss6o. lst
1t. I'D.
Cutshaw, Worley, US53032797
Pfc. ID.
cydrus, Ronald E., RA152674ss,
Pfc. I'd.
Dahms, Lawrence p, RA-
2l194211, Pfc. 1CD.
Daltry, Raymond E, O-13182SS,
Capt. 2ROKD.
Dangro, William H., RA133359S3,
Pfc. I'd.
Daniel, James G., O-2s7435,
Maj. 3ROKD.
Daniel, Clifford j., RA192953s0,
Cpl. ID.
Daniels. Willie L., RA3s136347,
Cpl. I'd.
Darfler. George W., RAl62s8s32,
Pfc. I'd.
Darter. James c., RA17204323,
Pfc. I'd.
Dartez, Linton j., RA3S224652,
Pfc. I'd.
patterson, Joseph S., RA-
13l66213. Sgt. I'd.
Donjat, John, O-4561SS, Maj.
KMAG.
David, Leroy F., RA162865s3,
Cpl. Esd.
Davidson, Eudell H., RA1332s-
041. Pfc. I'd.
Davis, Floyd A., RA162S8504,
Cpl. I'd.
Davis, Jack R., RA16313872,
Pfc. 69TBN.
Davis, James, RA1327156s, Cpl.
I'D.
Davis. James. RA34O94s16, Sgt.
Esd.
Davis, Prestee, RA14165O98, Cpl.
Davis, William H, RA18267O11,
Sic. I'd.
Dawson, George c., RA12323442,
Cpl. I'D.
Deaovino. Crisologo, RAlO30l-
S2l. Sgt. I'd.
Deatherage, Norman F., US560-
B0222. Pfc. I'd.
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Edwards, Archie E., RA16202216
Sgt. ID.
Edwards, Archie L., RA14327532
| Cpl. Esd.
Edwards, Don c.. RA17265882
Sgt. I'd.
Edwards, Franklin D., RA,
18352058, Cpl. I'd.
Edwards, Irwin, RA13317853, Pfc
I'd.
Edwards. Robert, RA1401515e
Sergt. Esd.
Edwards, Sam B., RA34176797
Pfc. I'd.
Effinger, Frank F., ER5750538s
Pfc. ID.
Eichelsdoerfer, Howard. O-6071s
1st 1t. Esd.
Eichhorn. Thomas j., ER19239
164. Corpl. KMAG.
Einertson, Jerry W., RA17259
802. Corpl. I'd.
Ekenbarger, John, RA11l6855O
Pvt. I'd.
Elder, Charles B., US5209528e
Corpl. I'd.
Eldridge, John, jr., RA1527l898
Pfc, DAD
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Eleftheratos, Salvatore, RA.
12352336, Pfc. I'd.
Elias, Rafael, jr., RAl6288238
Corpl. I'd.
Ellepberger, David T., RA32226.
321. Sergt. DAD.
Ellens, Elwood, ER46075094
Sergt. Esd.
Ellery. James F., RA122116454
Pfc. Sd.
Elliott, Charles E., RA242775Os
Pvt. I'd.
Elliott, Donald M, US55055175
Pvt. I'd.
Elliott, William E., RA6956O5O
Sgt. led.
Ellis. Alfred O., O-1049140, Mai
ID.
Ellison, James r., RA1s291237
Cpl. I'd.
Ellison. Paul M, RA3S044495
Sfc.. Esd.
Elsbury. Irving B., US55032428
Pvt. 5RCT.
Elwell, John NJ, RA6134842
Sgt. 1CD.
Emert. Otha E.. RA63e5462,
'M/Sgt. I'd,
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Emmons, Ward L., US55112197,
Pvt. led.
Endris. Everett T., RA15276584,
Pfc. DAD.
England, Joe H., RA14295565,
Cpl. Esd.
Englehart, William M. RA-
13268501, Pfc. 1CD.
Engram, Raymond. jr., RA34-
667085, Sic. Esd.
Enos. Andrew K, RA10104623,
Pfc. I'd.
Erickson, Edwin W., RA11181-
1877. Cpl. I'd.
Erickson, John K, RA16262485,
Sgt. I'd.
Erwin. John D., RA1S347114,
Pfc. DAD.
Erwin. JEFF D., o-2262313, End
1t. I'd.
Escobar. Torres ", RA3043223o,
Cpl. DAD.
Escribano, Lugo O., US501029O3,
Pvt. Sd.
Esensten, Sidney, O-1766261,
Capt. Esd.
Espinoza, Antonia w., RA18354-
167. Cpl. I'd.
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Espinoza, Floyd E., RA16265103.
Pfc. DAD.
Estabrook, Wilbert R., RA11178-
1856, Cpl. 24D.
Estell, Howard D., RA15269216,
Pfc. 1CD.
Estep, Harold R.. RA13331286,
Pfc. I'd.
Estrada, Alfonso, RA1930301o.
Cpl. I'D.
Estrada. Joseph, RA323s45s2.
Sic. 1CD.
Evans, Ben. H, RA14354282,
Pfc. I'd.
Evans, Billy RA18292622. Pfc.
ID.
Evans, Edward R., RA1627ss34.
Pfc. I'd.
Evans, Howard c., Us54007263,
Pvt. 1CD.
Evans, John S., RA13295131,
Cpl. I'd.
Evans, Rodney O., RA12325303.
Cpl. I'd.
Evans, William F., RA44133012.
Sgt. ID.
Continued on Page A-26, Col. -
Evening star., 1951-10-14
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Arizona sun., 1951-09-28

Charles N. Patterson was elected
general chairman for the Pacific
States Association ConveA' ton
which is to be held in Phoenix next
May.
Patterson has not appointed his
ro-workers as yet, but says he will
in the near future.
The chairman said he intends to
make this convention outstanding
i'll Elk history. The delegates atten-
dance is expected to greatly ex-
ceed that of the 1947 convention
held here.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
Elects General
Choirmon Of EIks

At a regular meeting Of William
H. Patterson Lodge, Tuesday night,
Alcorn VS.. Southern at Baton
Rouge, La.
Sam Houston VS.. Texas College
at Tyler, Texas.
September %
Elizabeth City State Teachers
Us. Savannah State at Savannah,
Ga (nipht)
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
Bluefield, w. Va.

Bluefield, w. Va.
st. Augustine's VS.. Shaw at Ra-
leigh, N. C. (night.
North Carolina A. e T. VS.. AL
len at Columbia, S. G.
Kentucky STATE VS.. Wins gon-
Salem Teachers at Winston-Salem,
N. c.
Hampton VS. North Carolina Col
lege at Durham, N. C.
Fisk VS.. Tuskegee at Tuskegee
Institute, Ala.
Benedict VS.. Florida A. & M, at
Tallahassee, Fla.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28

American contributions to the
Crusade for Freedom will enable
Radio Free Europe to expand it's
broadcasts to Iron Curtain coun-
tries.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
How Atlantic Pact Nations Are Increasing Armed Forces

These ore the forces Gen. Eisenhower
is building up on the crueiol Cenfroi
Front. The present II divisions repre-
sent q so per cent increase since Jon.
I. 1851.
The Valley settler., 1951-06-22

tions of food handlers, Dr.. c. Earl Albrecht, onmi s oner of he alth, said today.
 Routi ne annual physical examina- tions for food handlers have beon disc ontinued in most of the states, he expla 1ned, "because ac tual lily they give a false s sense of security from di sease. The fact is that c ormuni cable dis case could be con- trac ted, and spread, by the appli- cant immediately after a successful physical examinati on--yet ho had just boon issued a health certifi- cate which was valid for one year."
 Ala ska now has "strong and effect- i've laws and regula ons for the c control of onmuni cable disease for the protec ion of hea lth of both the food handlers and the public they serve". Dr.. Albrecht said, land therefore repeal of the old law was rec commended by the Board of Hea lth."
 He said that hunders ta nding and prac tice of disease prevent ion by food hand lors, mana cement and the public are moro pr oductive of good health than laws and regulation NEW APpOIN1Ef FROM NOME
 Alvin Polet, son of Antonio Pc let of Nome, has been appointed the Fourth Divi si on member of the Aero nautics and Communi ions C0mni ss- 1Qn.-auc aadiQg- -F-Barra-
The Valley settler., 1951-06-22

4-H'ers GO IN FOR BAKING on'td. Yard Impro vement $ Canning l Room Improvement l Poultry 2 Rhubarb Is plent ifu1 now, and f you're planning on canning some, stop in at the Extension office for the bulleti that is chuck full of recipes. Free for the asking! Miss Karon Pehrson, the Swedish weaver, Is now onduc ting c Ia sses in weaving in the Craft Room of the Extensi ion Servi co. Many lovely things are being woven. Stop in and SEE.
 The Sourdough Homemaker s Club will have their annual picnic July 9th at the home of Mrs. Karla Duff.
 
 The 4-H Leader's Council vi Il hold their monthly meeting Friday, June 29th in the Extons ion Craft Room at 8;oo pom.
 
 Open house of showing completed articles will be he Id on Monday, June 25th., from 2-4 pom. in the Extensi on Craft Room.
 
 EXAMINATI oNS FOR FOOD HANDLERS requiring amua physical oxami na
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
OCEAN VIEW
BY Mrs.
Ethel Davidson

On Tuesday, January 30, we were
visited by our first real snow
storm. 1t was beautiful to see the
snow falling and it was quite cold
so that it laid on the ground until
the next day. Then on Saturday
February 3, we had snow again
which remained until Monday. The
sun is shining brightly this Mon
day morning, which has melted the
snow except in shady cool places.
The Presbyterian Sewing Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Rella EV-
ans on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary c. Evans presented
two nice chairs to the Presbyterian
Church for which appreciation was
expressed by the minister, Rev. S.
T. Foster, in behalf of the church.
The w. S. C. S. of Bethel Meth
odist Church met in the social room
of the church on Tuesday night of
this week. After the devOtiOns and
business transactions, refresh
ments were served by the hostess
es, Zada Wilgus and Gloria Evans.
Officers of the w. S. c. S., who are
serving from May 1850 until May
1851 are: President, Mrs. Eva Der
ricksOn; vice president, Helen
Kaufman; treasurer, Georgia john
son; secretary, Elsie Evans; sec
retary Christian Social Relations.
Mrs. Jennie Parsons; secretary of
Students Work, Mrs. Florence
Richards; secretary of Youths
Work, Mrs. Gloria Evans: secre-
tary of Children's Work. Mrs. Flor
ence Burbage; chairma nOf Spirit
ual Life Work, Mrs. Anna Derrick
son; chairman of Supply Work.
Mrs. Mabel Dukes; secretary of lit
erature and publications, Viola
Robinson; chairman on Member
ship Work, Mrs. Ellen Wildev.
chairman of Sunshine Cards to
Sick. Mrs. Minnie Walston: pian-
ist, Mrs. Ethel Davidson.
David II. Belts returned to Phila-
delphia on Saturday after spend
ing a week at his home here and
visiting his sister, Miss Matte H
Belts, also at her home.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

They left via auto on Sunday and
will stop in Hollywood, Florida.
Miss Matte H. Belts has been
suffering with the shingles" -
which is Il painful disease.
Her callers on Saturday and Sun
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. John P
Belts of Clarksville, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Williams of Bethany Beach
George P. Townsend of Clarksville
David H. Belts of PHILADELPHIA and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester X. Richards
OF Bethany Beach.
Mrs Mae Moore Donowav is a
patient at the Beebe Hospital in
LeWes, receiving treatment for a
severe case of grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Daisev and
two sons, Hayward and Raw. and
daughter Betty, and Mrs. Amanda
Dalsey mOtOred to Elizabeth Citv.
n. c., where they spent the week
end with their brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ev-
ans.
MT. and Mrs. J. Horace Derrick
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hearn
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith in
Salisbury, Md, this week for a
few days. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Lynch and
sister, Mrs. May Hearn, met with
an accident in their auto while en-
route home.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and
son frankie of Clarksville, were
guests at dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Steele and
children on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Chester K. Richards
OF Bethany Beach called on their
aunt, Miss Matte H. Belts on Sun
/ day.
Dr.. and Mrs. Rollie Davis of Phil
adelphia were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Hill recently.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman is nursing
Mrs. Fred Taylor and baby daugb-
ter at Temperanceville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of
Temperanceville, Va, are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth
of a daughter, named Linda Ann.
The mother will be remembered as
Thelma Evans of Ocean View. be-
fore her marriage.
Mrs. Joshua Gray spent several
days in Philadelphia last week.
Danny Wharton of Millville spent
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wharton.
Mrs. Hazel Simpson and Mrs
Eileen Bant were hOstesses at the
Sunshine Glass meeting held in the
social room of Bethel Methodist
Church on Thursday night. There
was a large attendance.
Mrs. Mary Cobb entertained sew
eral friends on Monday evening of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Tasker David
son at FrankfOrd on Thursday.
Mrs. Marie Steele of PHILADELPHIA
spent the weekend with her bro
theirs, Irwin and David w. Steele
and families.
Mr. and Mrs. John Quillen of
woodland avenue entertained at
dinner on Tuesday, January 30.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hudson,
1t was the occasion of the Hudsons'
htth wedding anniversary.
Nancy and Harry Dukes, Jr.. have
been spending two weeks wiz,
their grandparents, Mr.. and M.
Clarence B. Holt, while their par
ents were in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Murray
are spending ten days in Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

The unit in weighing gold is the
troy ounce.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
Ten Years AGO.

Taken from February 7, t941 lssl
Franklin Gordy, agriculture
teacher in the Dover schools.
has accepted a position as as
sistant county agent for Sus-
sex County, succeeding Bayard
Carmean, who resigned to take
a position with o. A. Newton
and Son Company Of Bridge
vile.
A welcome is being extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. I. Leslie March
and their two children, who
have lately moved here from
Buffalo, N. T.. to take up their
residence in the Abbott house
on Eugenia Avenue. Mr.. March
is now associated with the L. D.
Caulk Company.
sos
A committee from the Kent
and Sussex Fair Association
visited Harrisburg. Pa, and
selected their vaudeville acts
and other fair attractions for
the coming fair season. The
committee included Jake viii
iiams, Of fredericksburg; Clay
ton Elliott, Of BridgevilIe:
Harold Schabinger, of FELTON,:
Earl Sylvester. A. B. Parsons.
IL 2. CULLEN, and Ernest
haughley, all Of Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Dono-
van, recently married at Sails
bury, Maryland, are at home to
their friends in the Lingo
apartments on North Union
Street, Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09
Blue Hen Post Has
Signed UP F0;- National,
State HOnOrs
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and head of the local puptcnt of
the NJ. o. c., is currently "high
man. in a friendly contest being
staged among post members, hav-
ing collected dues from 80 mem
| bers; Ralph E. Scott, with So.
Dave Hugg with 30, and DR.. West
with 25, are others who have quail
ltied for awards of medals from
V. F. W. National for having col
iected Is or more renewals.
Post No. 60O9, of FELTON,, is cur
rently in second place in the dis
trlct No. contest, with a percent
age of 1873; Post Nc. 1852, Wesley
Pullman Post, Milford, is third.
with 64.3Po; Post No. 1862, of Do
yer, is fourth, with 49.2S9o; No.
32S8, of Camden, is fifth, with 49G6.
and Post No. 8S01, of Clayton. is
sixth, with 37.7@6. Post No. 1907.
wyoming, and Post No. 6687, Hous-
ton, are unrepOrted as of current
date.
Leaders in other districts are
Post No. 1920, Wilmington, with
1900; Post No. 5447, Claymont,
with 1920, and Post No. 9244. Ell
lendale, with 1909. Post No. 342O.
the General Atterbury unit, is dis
trict No. leader; the Claymont
Post is rural New Castle County
leader, and Ellendale is the Sus-
sex County leader.
Blue Hen Post, the only post in
the nation to win three consecutive
awards of the V. f. w. Community
Service Plaque, is a strong CON
tender for both state and national
honOrs in the V. F. WIS nation
wide community service contest.
Plans for additional spring and
summer service activities of the
local post will be discussed next
Tuesday evening, when the Blue
Hen membership holds it's next
regular meeting at the post home
here. A meeting of the Milford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Associa-
ton, Inc, holding company" for
the post, will follow the post meet
ing. Past Post Commander Charles
w. Sigler will preside over this lat
ter meeting.
The unit in weighing gold is the
troy ounce.