Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

REORGANIZATION - A reor-
ganizatiOn of the Milford Recrea-
tion Association was held last
Thursday evening in the Milford
Community Building, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Dean Kimmel, president; Raw
mOnd Masten, first vice president.
Jacob ROosa, second vice presi-
dent; James Pettyjohn, secretary.
and Edmund Steiner, treasurer.
New directors will be named at
the next business meeting the last
of this month.
This organization is sponsored
by the civic clubs to plan recrea-
ton for youngsters during the
winter season.
HISTORIC FLAG-The flag that
flew over the Capitol on VI Day
was presented last Saturday to the
Governor Bacon Health Center by
the Department of Delaware, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars.
The department presented the
flag, originally a gift of Them Con-
gTessman J. Caleb Boggs, in brief
ceremonies late last Saturday af-
! teTnoOn.
ODESSA DAY-Plans lave been
completed for the fourth annual
observance of Odessa Day on Sun
day, October 11th. Mrs. Jesse Low
EN-, chairman, said this week.
Among the fifteen homes and
public buildings which will be open
for inspection from 12:30 tc 6 D.
m, will be the ancient January
House, where renOVatiOns were re-
Gently completed by IT. Rodney
| Sharp.
YOUTH BOARD-TwO new MEM
bers. both representing the young
people Of the state, were named to
the Delaware Commission on Chill
dren and Youth this week by Gov
j. Caleb BOggs.
FIVE reappOintments to the same
body also were made by the Gov
eTnOr, and all seven members will
serve four-year terms. Thomas w.
MulroOney of Wilmington was re-
named chairman &C the agency.
Miss Lois AlaVa, d 1853 Univer-
sity of Delaware graduate and the
states Miss Delaware, and James
u. Maloney, Jr., of Dover, a uni
versity student, are the two youth
representatives.
Renamed to the commission are:
Mrs. Dorothy BantOn, superinten-
dent of the Kruse School, Marshall
ton; Mrs. Herman r. Phillips, Mil
ford; DR.. NJ. A. Tarumianz, super
intendent of the Delaware State
Hospital and Governor Bacon
Health Center; Miss Elizabeth S.
Townsend, executive director of the
Children's Bureau. and DR.. Henry
H. Welch, executive director of the
Welfare Council of Delaware.
All appointments are retroactive
to October 1st.
CLUB VIOLATORS-Seven of II
clubs, licensed by the Delaware
Liquor Commission TO sell liquor
visited over last Saturday and Sun
day. were found TO have been vio-
lating some phase of liquor regu-
latiOnS, it was disclosed this week.
Inspectors started out at l a. m.
last Saturday and did not conclude
their weekend survey of licensed
clubs until $3.50 p. m. last Sunday.
No arrests were made during the
visits but reports of alleged viola
| uons will be submitted to Gen.
George J. Schulz, liquor commits
siOner, to determine whether hear
ings will be conducted.
The visits to the licensed clubs
over the weekend followed letters
sent to the clubs calling attention
10 rules pertaining dispensing
alcoholic beverage in clubs.
All clubs were recently notified
by the Commission to provide full
membership lists as of October 1st
not later than October 18th. Clubs
are also instructed to provide
names and addresses of new mem
bers within eight days after ad-
mission and payment of dues, and
provide monthly reports on guest
cards issued.
SUPPER-The NJ. Y. A. F. of
Frederica Church will hold a
chicken and dumpling supper in
the Church, Wednesday. October
l4th. First serving, 4:3O D. m.
! Tickets: adults. $3.50; children,
$.65, including dessert.