Milford chronicle., 1952-09-19

STEEL-The construction Of the
new building Of the Farmers Bank
OF the State Of Delaware is pro-
ceeding rapidly. President william
K. Patton stated that, eve believe
we have in our contractors hands
all the steel we need"
The second floor steel is being
delivered this week." Mr.. Patton
further stated. Our new building
Is tremendous undertaking in a
time of controls and shortages. We
are, however, endeavoring to carry
out each and every direction Of the
Construction Controls of N. P. A.
and Of Washington.
Our depositors and our friends
who are so considerate Of our To-
cations and the Inconvenience Won
are undergoing" said Mr.. Patton.
make me feel like saying to every
person / see in the bank, Thank
You for being so kind"
We're building all this for your
future convenience and protection
Rest RoOms-C Conference Rooms
Elevator Service-and over an.
air-conditioning."
When the construction work is
completed, we will all be thankful.
J Until then, forgive us for the in
convenience"
| DIVORCES-In Superior Court
at Georgetown last Friday Caleb
R. Layton, III, handed down a de-
cree nisi in each of IL divorce ac-
Etions and granted an annulment,
decree absolute in one other case.
DEGREES nisi were granted as
follows, effective September 18th:
Gladys LaRue Halter VS.. George
Elmer Halter; Ada w. johnson VS..
Albert Richard Johnson; Cecil G.
MacLaughlin VS.. Mary Kathleen w.
Mclaughlin; Cora Jones VS.. Mon
roe Jones; Eleanor Mae Swain Roll
dan VS.. Bernardine Roldan; How
ard Milton Wilkerson VS.. Florence
Almina Wilkerson; Launa Win
ningham VS.. Floyd L. Winning
| ham; Dorothy G. Hudson VS.. Irwin
, w. Hudson; Juanita ]. King VS..
, Edward L. King; Edna Mae De-
shields Johns VS.. Andrew James
: Johns; Dorothy Faith Fergerson,
} an infant by her next friend Caleb
L. Simpler VS.. Robert E. Ferger-
} son; Dorothy M. Clark VS.. Harry
/ V. Clark.
The annulment, decree absolute,
was granted in the case of Doris
Ellen Carmine Webb, an infant, by
, her next friend, Caleb L. Simpler.
/ VS.. Arland Webb, also known as
2 Lee A. Webb.
}, RENT BOARD-A meeting OF the
Kent County Rent Advisory Board
= was held in the Office Of Rent Sta
= bilization, 20S Loockerman Street
), Dover, Delaware, Wednesday eve
d ming, September 10, 1852. Board
}. members present included ]. o
Willis, Chairman, James Hughes
III, Harvey Marvel, and Mrs
k George Ehinger In addition, Mr.
II Nathan p. Michlin, Acting Rem
s. Director, and Mr.. Ralph Crowsor
le Rent Examiner, both of the. Wi
b, mington Office were present. Nj
at Ralph Lord, Associate Rent DireC
tor Of the Dover Office and Mrs
y Maxine Brown, Branch Aide, alsC
l. attended the meeting.
h Several matters concerning rent
v adjustments were reviewed and
:. decisions were made by the Board.
e The next meeting of the Kent
= County Rent Advisory Board has
e been scheduled for October 8,
: 1852, at which time appeals con-
t cerning rent adjustments will be
0 heard.
{ It is again urged that all land
O. lords file the necessary registra-
e ton statement with the Office OF
Rent Sterilization covering any
n dwelling unit that is rented. Since
: Kent County and the City of Mil
e ford has been designated as "cri-
tical area, rent control will con-
tinue in effect until April 80, 1858.
Information may be obtained by
r calling at the Dover Office Of Rent
1 Sterilization, 2O3 Loockerman st.
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