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traoca sa zeljom da bude du-"
iii. Srpski, hrvatski slove-
nacki pjevacki zborovi SUI
harmonicki odpjevali sv o ] e
karakteristicne narodne pie
SINE. Bogate narodne nosnje
su mnogo doprinijele ljepoti
i utisku slike. Poseban utisak
ostavlja pjevanje slovenackih
zborova, melodije njihove pie
SINE podizu Sc smjesta pa
daju poput plime oseke; u
tome nikako ne zapadnu u
neku monotonost tonova. Ma
sa dobro poznata pjevacica,
Olga Holman, obucena u pre-
krasnoj narodnoj nosnji, is
taknula Sc je svojim lijepim
soprano glasom. Tamburaski
i violinski orkestar E m or
Grecni il Akrona, Ohio, spa
da medju najbolje zborove u
America. Svi pjevaci pjeva-
cice su bill doista dobri, kola
i plesovi saroliki u pozadini
zelenih vrtova. ia sam svaku
minutu ocekivala da &c pro-
ci kakvo jamie, i steta da
nije proslo.
Sadrzaj i melodije nash
narodnih pjesama jest jedna
akumulacija Cd stotine sto.
tine godina, koja izrazava bo-
Ii i radosti covjecjeg srca
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IZvRSNl I FIN NANCIJALNl
ODBOR
v. 1. Mandich
Joseph Bella
John OVcarich
Martin Krasich
Michael Grasha

GLAVNA POROTA
Franjo LornJak So Natchez Chicago 3S ILL.,
Michael Jurtcek Chicago Illinois
Nikoa Erbe Connecticut st, Gary Indiana
Luxa B. Konevod 2835 Newell 80, Calf.
Philip
krso Bozuic 1853 w. 10Th Street. San Pedro, California
ZAMJENlCl: Glavoa Janjac.
UKEDNICl ZAJEDNlCARA
Vukeft
Stephen Brkch enges Pittsburgh
VRHOVNl LlJECNIk
Dr. F. j. Arch Chestnut Pittsburgh L. Pa.
PRAVNl SAVJETNIK
Thomas r. Baaban 51O15 Peoples Bank Bldg Waynesbug Pa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ODJElJENJE
Frank Bradc Pittsburgh Pa
DJEcJl DOM
Nick D. upravite Road PLANES,
ODBOR DJEcJEG
John NJ preddn Gary
Frank krasich So Pauna St, Chicago &c. Illinois
Josip Buktenca w. 62nd Chicago Illinois
Charles kucan 1903 So 58th Ave. Cicero So Illinois
ZAMJENICI: Joseph saban Anna Domovic
Dr. W. Jakopc, hecnik So Loomis St, Chicago ILL.,
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Hrv. knjige ! gram. pIoee
KNJIzARE PALANDACICA

KNJIzARE PALANDACICA
Box.stvo b n 10 ubostvo s Dr. pRavsnji KRavsnjina go
Danuncija jada, Victor Car Emin . $50
Dr.. Jekyl 1 Mr.. Hyde. roman go
Hrv. biblioteka. IL popular kniiga 800
Hrv. Bog Mars. NJ. Krljevita ..,.'., $50
Hrv. Eng. Rjetnik, BOgadeka ...-... $50
Hrv. Eng. rjetnik. Palandech's =: 800
Hrv. Gatalice ! varalice. v. vrcevic 80
Hrvat: Kolo, nautni zbornik :,.,;~. 800
Hrv. Sabrane Novele. vi. Kaleb -. $50
Hrv. Sanovnik, proroGice | gatalice l.50
Hrv. Syjedotanstva Rustic, mai
znamenitiiih Hrv. pisaca. !korit..$ 81 so
Izabrane Pripovijctke, Y. Nazora. 200
Kuvar. priredile Jugosl. zene see. 2.75
Laki natin u6enja engleski .......... 800
Laia 1 Paralaza, Saliva poz. igra .25
Liubavni Roman, A. Dumas .35
Matt. znameniti roman NJ. Cork :. 200
MaSuranif. cd A, Barac, ukoriG. 500
Mrtve Duse. So slikama. Gogolja $50
Oti Vietncsti, Mar. pjs., b. Dalma l.G0
0poruka, krim. roman vinfrienda SO SO
Preporoditeli Prirode, v. Lebedjev $50
Pripovetke. Milutina Mano jloviGa.. so
Pripoviieke, IA odlomaka, NazOra $50
Pripovijesti ! Pritanja. Ljubise 800
Proza, Narod. Pripovijest Kozarca $50
RAM Zu1kOVl i VOZudJd Tdkd SsVV
KOntgen, Una. roman. Paylakovic $50
Sinoyi. M. SmirnOv, Mat. Hrvatske 800
Slovenska Krv. prOza !. KOzarca $50
Sveto Pismo starOg 1 nOvOg zav. .... 400
TravniGka Hronika. Ivo Andric.... 300
Uspomena IL Hrvatske. !. Tkalac $50
Uspomene, roman sirOmasne djev. 80
zerminaI, znamenito delo Emil Zole 800
zivot, 10 N. pripoyedaka. Mateyulj 40
Zlo6in L. A. SeviIea. Oscar Wilde rs
zrtya Ljubavi, kriminalni roman so
PoruGbe "a 50. wise salju Sc COD.
90 mamie poruGbe treba poslati novac
80 cent? II postarinu. Kanada ne
prima COD.
Cijenik cd hiljada Hrvatskih gramo-
forskih pIoca I knjiga saIje besplatno.
Narucite COD iii novac saljite ma:
nlI lNheruse DnnH eTnDe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

MICA, clan odsjeka 202; pod
predsjednik, Stanley r. Ju-
racich, clan odsjeka 118; tai
mix, Frank Zornjak, clan od-
sjeka 300; blagajnik, John
T. Bozich, clan odsjeka Is.
Odbor "a stampu: Stanley
r. Juracich, clan odsj. 118;
Frank Krasich, clan odsjeka
br. 749 Josip N. Bazdarich,
clan odsjeka 80 HBZ.
Daljni potrebni odbori BIZ
rati &c Sc prema potrebi ra-
da.
Buduca sjednica Sredisnjeg
Odbora Odsjeka H. B. q. "a
Chicago i okolicu odrzati ce
sc u Hrv. Narodnom Sokol-
skom Domu, 1903 So. Racine
Avenue u cetvrtak 8. aprila
u 7:30 ma vecer, pax ovim
putem ponovno molimo po-
zivamo ostale odsjeke koji Sc
do sada nisu javili Sredis-
MEM Odboru da sc prikljuce
radu istog "a priredbu pro-
slave cote obljetnice H.B.Z.
u Chicagu, isto tako da po-
rade IL kampanji "a novo
clanstvo prigodom owe jubi-
larne godine nase humani-
tarne organizacije Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice u America
| i Kanadi.
Frank Zornjak, tajnik.
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koje Sc samo po sebi nikada
ne mjenja. Sva ia custva su
prohujala kroz srca nasih
pradjedova i sacuvana su u
melodiji da olive po n o vno
svaki puta kada in zapjeva-
mo iii pozovemo putem tam
bura iii violina.
ia sam sigurna da zbog
manjkavog oglasivanja mno-
gi nisu dosli da vide cuju
nase umjetnike. Tai ce Sc
pomicni film prikazivati u
drugim gradovima, pa neka
mas narod i njihovi prijatelji
ne propuste priliku da 81 pri-
uste tai zaista zadovoljava-
juci glazbeni uzitak. Sa vre-
menom, nadajmo Sc, da ce
gosp. Sarafa i njegovi surad-
nici u tome pothvatu, pro-
duljiti tai film ukljuciti JOS
wise nasih pjevaca glazbe-
nika, koje mnogi mace nj
kada nece imati priliku da
cuju vide. Sve priznanje g.
Sarafi i njegovim saradnici-
ma, bilo u tehnickom i u
mjetnickom pogledu, a mama
ostaje veoma ugodna uspo-
mena.
Fora LedinkO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

nom molim svu onu bracu i
sestre, koji su izabrani cd
strane svoga odsjeka, neka
gledaju ma svaki nacin da pri-
sustvuju ovoj vaznoj sjednici,
ma kojoj &c Sc stvoriti pro-
gram owe proslave sve sto
je potrebno.
Oni odsjeci koji jos nisu
izabrali svoje predstavnike,
molimo iii da to ucine ma dol
ducim sjednicama u miesecu
marcu, tako da svi zajednicki
ucestvujemo u velikoj prosla-
vi nase dicne plemenite usta-
move, Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice.
Michael G. Nosich, tajnik
odsjeka 948 HBZ.
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jem &c Sc owe godine prosla-'
viii ma lijepi i zajednicara do
stojan nacin Gotta obljetnica
nase Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice u America.
Pozivu Sredisnjeg Odbora
odazvali Sc slijedeci odsjeci
svaki sa trojicom delegate i
to il Chicago: odsjek Is, "a,
80, 80, 40, So, 70, 81, 202,
800 i 749; il South Chicago: !:
odsjek 9, 11S, 14S i 948; IL
Cicero, ILL.,, odsjek broj g.;
IL Lyons, ILL.,, odsjek br. 228;
il ummit, ILL.,, odsjek br. 278;
iz Des PLANES, ILL.,, odsjek
broj $50.
Nakon opsirno izmjenjenih
misli ma koji nacin da Sc pri-
redi proslava cote obljetnice
u Chicago, zakljuceno je da
Sc proslava odrzi u poznatom
Pilsen Park Auditorium ma
26-toj ulici i Albany Avenue
u nedjelju 5. decembra 1854,
Takodjer je zakljuceno da
Sc tom zgodom po Sredis-
MEM Odboru izda prigodna
Spomen knjiga u kojoj treba
da je ocrtan rad nasih cd.
sjeka i H.B.Z. kroz proslih
sesdeset godina.
U izvrsni odbor "a ovu go.
dinu biranu su slijedeci pred.
stavnici odsjeka:
Predsjednik, JOsip Bukte-
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Sa prikazivanja foIk|ornog fiIma
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio

Youngstown, Ohio. - nedjelju ma 21 februara, mas
zemak gosp Sarafa il Cleveland Ohio, prikazvao e po
micn folkoni film dvorani Hrvatskog Donna odsjeka 66
BZ To e zasta jedan hvalevrjedni pothvat koj prza
prliku svima da putem tog pomcnog fma upomavaju
Sc ovdasne pjevace gazbenike
Program flma je raznoik, tn nema nekog monotonog
produljivana vremena koje suvise lett osava proma
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naseg "Zajednicara". Ia to
pratite "Zajednicar" o budu-
Gem radu i pripremi owe ma
Sc zajednicke proslave.
u ime odbora sve vas po-
zdravljla,
Anton F. Srok, odbornik.
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zaiedniCarima U drzayi Wisconsin

Milwaukee, Wis - Brace isestre zajednicar "a jedni
carke svih odseka HBZ. drzavi Wisconsin, Divine vam
zeim naseg zaednckog zabavnog odbora da otkrjem
najvecu novost povesti zaednicara Wisconsin,,
novost jese proslava 6Ogodsnce Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednce koja &c Sc odrzati nedeju a. oktobra t. g.
Posto je prosava namjenjena swim zajednicarima
nasoj drzav rad toga je ba ovde odrzana zajedncka
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Koncerat zinke Mi|anov U Chicaqu

Chicago iii. - nedjelju, Z. fcbruara t. g. $3.50 po-
se podne odrzan e Orchestra Hall 41O So Michigan
Avenue, Chicago Ill., koncerat nase Zagrebcanke sveskog
glasa poznate opee pjevacce Znke Mlanov pratnju
gasoviru njeznog brata Bozidara Kunc
Umjetnica e nastupila lijepim brojem pjesama cd
kojh je neke pjevaa nasem maternskom hrvatskom e
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KONCERTl
ZABAVE |
PROSLAVE
Pros|ava b0.godisnjice hBz. u Chicago

Chicago, ILL., - subotu vecer, dne u. februara t.
odrzana je godisnja sednca Sredsneg Odbora Odseka
HBZ. Chicago okocu u Hrvatskom Narodnom Sokol-
skom Domu 1903 South Racine Avenue.
Ma sjednicu pozvani su suzbeno istovma svi od-
seci (35) Chicago okoce da birau svoe predstavnike
Il Sredsn Odbor prredbu Zaedniearskog Dana ma ko-
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ma cim prize i tako postanu
clanovi naseg zbora "Jelica"
Uz pjesme koje posjedujemo
u nasoj knjiznici, imati cemo
i mnogo drugih novih pie
sama.
Nemojte zaboraviti, da mas
prvi pokus pocinje u srijedu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

OSIo Jc IVA pIOSldVd Id
u nasoj drzavi, radi toga je
ma 81. januara, ma
kojoj su bill zastupnici dva-
ju odsjeka IL Milwaukee, dva-
ju il West Allisa, jednog IL
Racina dvaju IL Kenoshe.
Ovo je samo sedan odsjeka,
ciji su Sc zastupnici sastali
da vijecaju o nasim proble-
NINA, koji Sc ticu mas Ia
jednicara u Wisconsin,. Po-
red ostalog mi smo odlucili
ma ovoj sjednici, da IL sva-
kog odsjeka bude po jedan
clan u odboru, sto znaci ne
samo mas sedan, nego zeli-
mo da svi odsjeci il nase dr.
zave budu zastupani. ia ne
Gu ovom zgodom spominjati
one odsjeke koji nisu bill pri-
sutni, posto &c oni biti oba-
vjesteni po nasoj tajnici -
sestri Stella Jambrek IL Ke-
noshe.
Dale zelim naglasiti, da
smo Sc tex pet odbornika sa-
stall u Keposhi ma 7. febru-
ara, da 81 otpocnemo sa ra-
dom koji iziskuje mnogo po-
sla. Prema tome mi smo od-
lucili da odaberemo datum i
dvoranu "a proslavu. Datum
je "a. oktobra, a dvorana je
prize poznata pod imenom S.
S.. Turn, a sada je pod ime-
nom Meyer Collins Post ma
National Ave. u Milwaukee.
Ovo smo dakle morali uciniti,
tako da imamo ma temelju
cega raditi,
Druga nasa sjednica &c BIZ
tt IL mjesecu aprilu, o cemu
cete dobiti obavjestenje cd
nase tajnice. kada dobijete
te,. pozive, onda je potrebno
da dodjette, jer ovo je posao
svih mas, pax cemo Sc vlada-
ii po onoj: "Vise ljudi, wise
zna."
Razlog zasto smo uzeli dvo-
ranu u Milwaukee jest tai,
|sto je West Allis u neposred-
moi blizini, pax ova kolonija
sacinjava veliku vecinu ma
seq njaroda, te mislimo da ee-
mo ma tai nacin dobiti maj
veci posjet. Docim braci IL
Kenoshe i Racine nije take
daleko, IL kojih mjesta We
Gina clanova mogu doci
mama Sc zabaviti. Sheboy-
gan je vec malo udaljen, ali
Sc madame da &c bar odbor
doci. Mi bi takodjer zeljeli
da braca i sestre dodju il
,, udaljenih mjesta, kao Will
lard Eagle River ako i'm je
moguce, jer proslava 60-go
disnjice nase Zajednice jest
sviju mas slava, koje Sc pro
slave rijetko odrzavaju.
Kakvi cemo program ina
ii to jos "a sada neznamo
jer "a to jos imamo vreme
ma, a jos O tome odbor nijt
nj raspravljao. Kao pojedi
nae o tome ne zelim ovdjt
nj preporucivati nista, jer e.
to tiniti ma odborskoj sled
nici, gdje je "a to pravo mje
sto. Kad do toga dodje, j.
tu drage wolfe, ako mi cd
Dor dodijeli tn duznost, oba
| ls~L.L. L ~-
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vecer, 10. marca, a zatim
svake srijede u vecer.
Ia odbor pjevackog zbora
"Jelica",
Ruth E. Milas
covjek je ucenik, a ucitelj
mu lie Dol. - Rousseau. A
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GLAVNl NADZORNI ODBOR
Charles j. Verbanic
Milan Skrtic
Matthew Belani<
Sylvia Niksic
Nikola Borich
Matt GorettA
N. j. Nikolac
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16

Of Mrs Massey at a covered dish
lsupper at Wheeler Park sponsored
by the WBA Lodge. Mr.. Walter
Haberstick Of Wilmington was a
Sunday morning caller at the Car
ters. IN the afternoon the Carriers
4 and their next-door neighboTs, the
r. Lee Coulters motored to River
dale, LeWes and RehObOth.
The Jacob Hatfiel6s with Mrs.
Annie Hatfield packed their lunch
after church and made a motor tour
ri the Fony Farms over in Mary
land This was a special treat for
small Ellen
On Saturday evening, a number Of
Mrs. Arthur Laughery's relatives
gave her a birthday surprise party
They managed to keep her in the
yard While the table was being
decorated and believe she was
really surprised Plenty of ice
cream and a huge birthday cake,
beautifully decorated, along with
lots of lovely gifts, made the occa-
sion one to remember The guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Spear and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sam
mons of Chester, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Vincent of Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Downes, Mr..
Ronald Case, and Of course, Mrs.
Laughery's immediate family, her
husband Peggy and Harold, and
also her house guest Mrs Burton
Wiley of Darby Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael E. Mickson
and son of New burgh, New York
are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Simpson Of near
town. The Simpsons house guests
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Simpson and children Of Green's
bOro, N. Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pearson
we're recent guests of the Rotary
Club at Berlin, Nd, where Mr..
Pearson had been invited to show
his large collection Of motion pic
ture films.
Guests of the Pearsons on their
boat, the Holiday" on Saturday
were "Jerry's" cousins, Gene and
Morley Pearson OF Rochester and
his father, Mr.. Harry Pearson. The
day was spent in claiming and
grabbing. The Pearson's guests last
weekend were the Donald Browns
from Birmingham, Alabama. The
Browns are living temporarily in
Wilmington where Mr.. Brown is
doing special work for the dupont
Company. On Wednesday of this
week. the Pearsons are expecting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. McCrary Of
Charleston, West Virginia who
will remain as their guests for
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson
became acquainted with the Browns
and the McCrary's while they were
all stationed at Pensacola, Fla,
last winter with the DUPONT Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and
children, Sandra, Tanis, Birzetta,
Patty and Joe. together with Mr.
Fishers mother Mrs. Dewey Taylor
Of Pennington, spent Sunday with
Mr. Fishers sister. Mr. and Mrs.
John Silvia and family at Town
send.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
Ten Years Ago.
Take6 ton Iha l0ly q. 1914 Issue

iaksn from shs isly n. 1884 Issu
Sergeant William Handl0ser,
son Of William q. Handloser
81 Greenwood. was recently
promoted to the grade Of Stan
Sergeant at Pueblo Army Air
Base. Sergeant Handloser is
a maintenance man on the base.
zee
Mrs Ida P0stles Of Lincoln,
who received a telegram from
the War Department on July
5, notifying her that her son,
Stan Sergeant Francis Will
lard Postles, was missing over
Germany. received another tele-
gram on Tuesday Of this week
from the Provost Generals OFF,
ice that young Postles Is
prisoner Of war Of the German
government
Clarence r. Derrickson, is
years old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence *. Derrickson Of Mil
ford. has been appointed q
cadel-midshipman for OFFICER
training in the q. S. Merchant
Marine Cadet Corps. He has
been assigned to the d. s.
Merchant Marine Academy,
Kings Point n. II, where he
viii train for four months be-
fore serving g minimum of six
months as a dock cadet-mid-
shipman at sea.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16


Bridgeville is getting to be
some apple market, shipping
ten to fifteen cars daily.
Huckleberry pickers in the
HarbesOn community report
heavy crop Of berries. also a
good crop Of mosquitoes and
chigers
The j. X. Sherwood Picking
Co., who came to SeafOrd
through the efforts of the Sea-
ford Board Of Trade, are get
ting plenty Of cueumbers for
picking. They contracted in
the winter for 300 acres and
hundreds Of hampers are COM
ing into the Seaford market.
aea
The first lima beans to be
shown in the Milford markets
were sold by Cornelius Grant,
who resides in South Milford,
early last week. ard command
ed a good price. The pods
we're well filled with good
grade beans. Mr.. Grant has
claimed the record for early
beans for several years past,
but states that this season they
are a week later than usual
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16


Mrs. z. J. Galloway and Miss
Gertrude Tatman have returned
from a visit to Montelair, N. J.
From there they motored to
Stamford in the Catskills, and
Ashoken Reservoir, over the
new Storm King Mountain
Highway
Ralph Todd, son Of the late
Thomas Todd, arrived in Green
wood last week with his Span
ish bride, whom he met in
Buenos Aires, South America.
Mrs. Todd is a noted singer Of
great talent. Mr. Todd grew to
young manhood in Greenwood,
and entered the Navy as
cadet. He is now manager Of
the United States Shipping
Board at BuenOs Aires.
ooo
Miss Eva Deputy from Chica-
go, Ill. and Miss Emma Davis,
from Newport, Delaware, are
passing a two weeks vacation
in Milford, as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter H. DAVIS. Miss
Deputy will be remembered
by many of the society circles
Of Milford as the writer of
some very interesting letters
from Hawaii and California
three years agg. when she made
the Islands IN the mid-Pacific
he Islands in the mid-Pacific
Ocean.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
CHANCE OF PACE

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. - up -
Ed. S. ReeseT, Sr., established a
policy of paying S100 premiums for
grandson. He offered the reward
to his three sons several months
ago. At that time he had four
grandchildren all girls
In quick order, the wives OF son
Joseph S. Reeser of Coral Gables.
Fla. and son Robert L. Reeser Of
Huntington presented Reeser, Srs
with grandsOns. They collected
$1C0 each
A third son. Ed. E. Reeser, Jr.,
wired from Pittsburgh, Ua., Its
a girl again"
The Reeser Jrs. received a $25
consolation prize.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Corder
are being congratulated upon
the birth Of Max Brice, Jr., in
Memorial Hospital on Friday,
July IA. The Corders have a
daughter, Lisa Lynne. Mrs.
COrder is the former Miss
Marian Robinson.
Private First Glass Bernard
Frankel Of South Walnut
Street. Milford. has been as
signed to the Red Raiders.
crack heavy bombardment- unit
Of the Fifth Air Force. He
holds the position Of diesel
mechanic for his organization.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Frankel Of South Wal
nut Street. Milford.
Second Lieutenant Willard
# Jester. Is years old. pilot
Of an Eighth Air Force BIZ
Flying Fortress has been
awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster
to the Air Medal for exception
ally meritorious achievement
while on heavy bombardment
missions over enemy occupied
Europe He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. willard S. Jester Of
Harrington, and his wife, Mrs.
Anna z. Jester, lives in River
side NJ ..
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
Twenty Years Ago.

loken from The IOly 20. 1894 lssu
At a dinner given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Orkin, Milford, on Sunday. the
engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Dora Orkin. to Louis pix
us. Of Dover, was announced.
zee
Lester A. Radke Of Milton,
IS spending a furlough with
his family at their home dur
ing July before his transfer
to the Asiatic fleet. He is an
engineer and viii leave for
China on August 10th from
San Francisco.
Carroll Parsons. we'll
known Sussex County farmer,
who resides near Georgetown,
wears a broad smile these days
and well he might, for Thurs
day, July 5. a young Guernsey
COW owned by Parsons, gave
birth to triplets. all Of which
are heifers.
zoe
Miss Madelaine Davis. Miss
Priscilla NailOr. Miss Phyllis
Bennett. Miss Jeanette Kirby,
Of Milford, and Joseph G. Mar
vel, Of Houston, viii leave on
Monday for a trip 70 the Gem
tury Of Progress. They will be
guests Of "The News-Journal"
for the entire trip
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16

Henri v. Rice of Lewes, is
captain Of the Delaware Pilot
Boat for two weeks relieving
Captain Everett Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. johnson
of Roxana, have completed
their cottage at Fenwick and
expected to occupy it soon.
Messrs. Willis Hudson and
Lee Stevens, both of Selbyville,
went to Wilmington, last week
and were guests of the Della
ware State Coal Association on
a special train up in Pennsyl-
vania where they visited the
mining districts and also at
tended a banquet given by the
association.
Martin o. Carey has taken
over the Ford Agency at
Georgetown, and now has cars
on display at his new place Of
business on West Market
Street, Georgetown, in the
building lately occupied by the
Georgetown Furniture Com
pany. The business will be
carried on under the name Of
Georgetown Auto Company, Of
which Mr.. Carey is president,
and Harry COnaway. secretary
and treasurer.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
The Past In Review
News As Is7Tas Reported In The Chronicle
orty Years Ago.
7a101 Ten lls JOY D. 1914 Issue

Token igam The loly u. 1914 Is,
Ad appearing - Durstein's
SEN AUBEN The more you
smoke them the more unwilling
you are to Do without them
Sc everywhere.
Misses Eva. Lille and Kath-
ryn TTuill and Helen Evans en-
joyed q delightful trip. via
automobile. TO Ridgely. Nd,
last Saturday to see the game /.
between Canlk and Ridgely.
eos
~ D Ennis of near Leipsic
threshed his wheat this week
and his yield is interesting to
wheat growers through the
country He averaged 26 bush
els an acre on the 80 acres
be soWed 10 wheat on 5 acres
Be obtained 43 bushels to the
acre.
Miss Sara Bennett left last
Friday mornins for a three
weeks visit Part Of the time
win be spent with an uncle at
Salisbury, Nd. and the remain
der with cousins at RivertOn.
Nd and she win also attend
q house party given az Hebron
Camp Ground IN her honor.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
Thirty Years Ago.
--sn d IglI d ~ 80.

Taken sssm she joly ls. 1874 lssu
John Kern is attending the
Officers Military Training
Camp up in New Jersey for a
few days Mr. Kern lives in
Bridgeyiile
James II. Coulter. formerly
Of Milford, now of MillsborO,
and well known. has his fine
merry -go-around running in
fne order on Riverdale Beach.
zee
DR.. Sylvester A. Bookhammer
and wife. Of Atlanta, Ca, ar
rived In LeWes this week and
viii spend the summer at their
cottage on Lewes Beach.
George Remagen Of Bangor,
Pa. and friend hiked to Ocean
View last week and visited
Lloyd Derriokson and Mrs. Ed
ward Collier.
The residence of former
Sheriff w. L. McIlvaine, on
East Market Street, George
town. is being repaired and inn
lSoved and when finished it
win be one Of the most up-to-
date dwellings on East Market
Sueet Il was the home Of the
l9le ex-Sheriff Charles Purnell.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16

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