Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12


sryone to attend the home coming
services on Sunday, October 81, at
1915 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Lunch
con will be served at 1890 p. m.
In the Community Hall.
SUPPER-There will be Chick
en- Salad, Ham and Oyster Supper
for the benefit of the Frederick
Fire Company at the
Fire House in Frederick, on We'd
nesday and Thursday evening, 0c-
tober IL and 1S. Serving will start |
at p. m. Tickets are SIPS for /
and 60c for children.
PAROLE VIOLATOR - In Su-
perior Court at Georgetown last
Thursday Edward Lee Johnson was
sentenced to pay prosecution costs
and serve one year in Sussex Pris-
on for violation of parole.
Johnson was paroled during the
June term, 1850, for period Of
three years, after pleading guilty
to charge Of breaking and enter
ing. His sentence for violation of
parole came after his arrest for a
motor vehicle violation.
ALLEGED SHOOTING - Marie
Atkins, 80, was held in $500 bail
on Monday by Alderman John H.
Conrad Of Dover for appearance
before him next Monday to answer
charge of felOniOus assault for
alleged shooting of Charles Guy,
3OS North street, Dover, last Friday
night.
/ The woman, police charge, shot
Guy in the hip with a bullet from
a .38-calibre revolver during an
/ argument at the North street house.
Guy is under treatment in the Kent
General Hospital.
CHRISTMAS PARTY-The Wo-
men of the Moore, Harrington Chap
ter No. 1929, will hold their Annual
Christmas Party for the benefit of
the children Of Mooseheart, Moose
heart, ILL.,, at the Moose Home in
Harrington on October 9th, at
1880 p. m.
All members and their families
are invited to attend this gala Oc-
casion to help make this a more
Joyous Christmas for the Moose
heart children. For further infOr'
nation concerning this party, please
call Mrs. william Fleischauer al
Harrington CAB.
Every member be sure to remem
Der the date: October 9th, ant
make every effort to be there.
CIVIL DEFENSE - Delaware
share of federal aid for Civil De
tense first-aid stations and medics
supplies was more than double
/. recently by the Civil Defense Az
. ministration in Washington. FunC
n for Maryland also were increase
Delaware will be granted $50 81
8 of the $4,000, 900 Congressional a
y preparation. The amount was a
[: nounced as $4,000 last month
2. the CDA.
Under terms of the federal agre
7 ment, the state will match the q
4 location on a dollar-for-dOllar b
l. sis.
Maryland has been approved fl
!. S191,500 slice Of the federal fun
Previously, Maryland's allocate
= had been announced as $142,0 90
Funds for only these two stat
were increased.
MORTGAGE - Delaware's farm
e mortgage debt has more than dOul
led in the past FIVE years, accOrt
% ing to r. o. Bausman of the agT
II cultural economics department
70 the University Of Delaware.
10 This debt increase to the pre-
N ent total of s13.OOO,OOO is the four
70 largest of any state in the natio
n Mr.. Bausman said. 1t is remar
able, he added, in view of the ia
that farm real estate values in DC
aware have increased only % p
cent during the same period.
However, Mr.. Bausman eXplai
h ed, this need not mean that the
er crease in the mortgage debt is a
tn preciably greater than the increa
rs in farm real estate values, becau
e the agricultural production has
g creased during the same period.
lg, This would indicate, he said, Il
10 some of the increased mortga
ng debt has increased assets back
le- it in the form of heavy farm n
chinery, poultry houses, da
I'D buildings, and equipment.
er. Examples given by Mr.. Bausm
Co of increased production in the p
a five years are: Milk, 176,OOO,l
pounds in 1916. and 1S6,OOOl
pounds estimated for 1851; brt
ers, 55,0OO,O00 in 1916, and S5,Ol
600 estimated for 1851.
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III HOSPITAL PLANS-The .Bo
af- of Directors OF Sussex Central H
the pital, Inc, following receipt oi
as report from the physicians eC
M mittee, represented by DR.. G
ala Van Valkenburg, Dr. John w. !
in. lnand and DR.. Daniel Paul, annOu
er- ed ''the way is now open
nal Georgetown to go full speed ah
the lin building hospital"
he The board of directors has b
,er meeting at least once monthly q
IN ing the summer, and the comT
We tee of county physicians has b
in working for months on q plan
nth a hospital which would tit
She needs of the area. *,
her A plan submitted by the conn
Ca tee is based on plans. used b
ver town with population OF 1900
80 which would meet the need b