Milford chronicle., 1951-02-09

III the national Albert S. GosS
membership memorial by initiating
Il candidates in the four degrees
OF Patrons of Husbandry. The third
ana fourth degrees were given at
last weeks meeting of the grange.
The membership memorial to MI.
Goss, who died last fall after serv-
ing nine years as master of the I
National Grange, was decided upon
by the National Grange at it's last
session as the most appropriate ito
implement his Objective healthy
prosperous, and self reliant aeri-
culture-by increasing grange me-
mbership everywhere"
The Dover grangers also contrib
uted $25 to the March of Dimes at
the meeting.
SENATOR RESCUED - Senator
Edwin R. Powell (R-Ocean View)
and a party of friends were res
cued by the Coast Guard of the IN
dian River Station Monday morn
ing January 29th about ten o'clock
Senator Powell took Joshua
Wiley, of Milford, = state game
warden and Thurman Rogers, al
so OF Milford, out on his boat Sun
Day They were aground from a.
bout 4 p. m. Sunday, January 28th
until rescued.
The Coast Guard crews searched
Tor the craft throughout the night
and spotted it Monday mOrning
Inc party was rescued and Sena-
tor Powell hurried to the General
Assembly session at Dover. Tho
senator has plenty of praise for
the Coast Guard crews.
IHO INJURED Two men
were still unconscious at the Kent
General Hospital late last Friday
hight, the result of an auto COLI
sion at the Brenford Road inter
section on U. S. Route I3, two miles
south Of Smyrna. Those in the hos
pltal are Cecil Rucker, 25. of near
Marydel, driver of one of the cars
sulIerlng cOncussiOn, and his uni
uehtlIled male passenger, who has
a possible fracture of the skull.
FRANKLIN Thomas Bostic, II. of
Md, driver of the
other auto involved, was not in1ur-
ed. State police said both cars were
gong south on U. S. Route 13 when
Bostlc is said to have attempted
left turn and his car was struck in
the rear by the Rucker machine
The injured were taken to the hos
pltal in the Smyrna ambulance.
QUOTA SUPPRESSED - Two
reports on the March of Dimes
campaign were received in SUSSEX
ohapter headquarters in George
town recently. By telephone. Mrs. i;
hazel EllingswOrth, Glendale is
chairman reported having more
than $3.50. The quota had been sci
at $500. From FrankfOrd, Norwood
chamberlain, chairman. sent in his
completed report and a check for
S458.84. The quota for Frankford
was $3.50. ---0- =
Bad weather has hampered soli-
-ltatlOn of funds in the GEORGETOWN I
lrea, and the period has been ex- 7
by the chairman and the I
will go on through the :
leXt few days or all of this week. =
Aarl K. Brown, of SeafOrd. is fund =
alslng chairman for Sussex and '
.oI. Ralph S. Baker is chapter >
chairman. o
DELMAR MILL - The RalstOn Il
'urina Company has purchased v
eYeral acres of land on the west Fl
lde of Route 13 near Delmar where 8
ney will build a $1,OOO,OOO ware
ouse and feed mill.
workman have already begun !
Iearlng and grading the Site. 0
'ocal contractors and supply firms $
this area have been contacted to- d
etermlne availability of materials. L
lhe warehouse will be of rein Il
Orced concrete and steel and will
e approximately 16Ox72 feet. Part s
L the structure will be three stor-
rs and the remainder two st6ries
n addition there will be a mill
about 6S by As feet and siv
forage tanks, each 146 feet high. E,
The chief engineer of the project :,
i. w. Delaney of Kansas CITY. :,
10. and the engineering firm is y.
llIllng Engineers Inc. of Kansas q
'ity. -A''i' '''s t
BANK WIRE - The Farmers Of
ank OF the State of Delaware has "
cen great help with it's Rank n
'Ire, which connects the Delaware il
institution with Banks in every 9,
art of the United Safes. All these i
anks, some $50 of them. have o
FlVate wire connecting all in e
roup Many questions have hean y,
sKed OF the Officials of the Farm
rs Bank, as to just how would tbis r.
IRE help Delaware. For instance .,
lover, it has been used many :,
mes 10 transfer money for enIis- -,
"a men and officers at the 0ovor y"
lr Force Base and transfers to !,
toTlOa' the Pacific Coast and to .
hlcago. For individuals. thew find "a "a
Ut information about relatives who %
re i'll in Houston and transfers of al
.oney TO Denver, Los Angeles and VI
Jacksonville, Florida. For Corpora-
ons, information from St LOWS er
az Memphis and many other in "
-'oi - in
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APPOINTMENT UPHELD m
ccording to decision handed q
own last week by Attorney Cen VI
al H. Albert Young, Harry Il
nglish becomes the official mem
sr OF the Laurel board of educa-