Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

virgie Workman. Mrs. Margaret
Tsaacs came home last Friday after
begin a patient there for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and
daughter, Gwenn are spending the
last week of their vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
E. Clendaniel and family Last week
they were the guests OF his mother.
Mrs. Naomi Fisher and daughter,
Harriet in Dover. Gwenn spent
a few days with her grandmother
in Dover while her parents va
cationed in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson of Eas-
ton, Pa. were visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Gross on Broad Street
this week
Miss Frances Clendaniel, daugh-
ter w. Clendaniel, Milton, was
graduated from the Beebe School
of Nursing. Lewes, last week.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Z. Clendaniel and Mrs. Mary
Quig entertained Clarence Melvin
of Milford at birthday dinner
Other guests included John T.
Crouch, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fisher and daughter Gwenn.
Ed Mesinger of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend IN Milton with
his mother Mrs. Irene Mesinger.
Bob Miller, an employe of Milton
Hardware and Furniture, is back
on the job after being a patient in
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes follow
ing injuries suffered while at work.
Mrs. Leroy Murray is improving
from her accident which resulted
in the loss of part of one finger.
Last Monday Mrs. Murray was us
ing . power lawn mower at her
home in north Milton when the
accident occurred. She was rushed
to the Milford Hospital by neigh
bors. After treatments she was re-
leased and returned home that
same day.
MILTON SCHOOL NEWS
Milton Consolidated School is
scheduled to open at 900 a. M,
Thursday. September s for a half
day session. The opening day of
school will be preceded by two
day teacher planning conference.
Eight aew teachers have Joined the
school faculty for this term. A va
cancy in the high school social
studies department still exists.
New teachers include Mrs. Jane
Black. teaching third grade, Mrs.
Sara ID. Lockwood, a second grade,
Mrs. Aileen Welch, high school
English and Miss Helen Smith and
Mrs. Marguerite White both first
grade teachers. These teachers are
all from Milton and vicinity.
Mr.. Frederick Hazeltime of
Swarthmore. Pa, joins the staff to
teach social studies: he is a 1850
graduate of Susquehanna Univer-
sity, Selinsgrove, Pa, and has had |
Korean War experience. Most re-
Gently he has been employed in |
the insurance business in the Phila- |
delphia area. Also joining the high |
school teaching staff this year is |
Mrs. Betty Schneider of George
town. Delaware, who will teach |
business education subjects. Her
most recent teaching experience |
has been Sudlersville, Maryland |
High School.
The elementary teaching staff
has been completed with the addi-
ion of Mrs. Eleanor B. Waller
stein of Lewes, Delaware who will
each section Of the third grade
Irs. Wallerstein has attended
Meredith College in North Caro-
ina, and has been most recently |
employed by Wanamaker's Store
n Philadelphia Her teaching ex-
)erience has been in the third |
grade of the Monroe, IN. CO Ele-
nentary School
Those leaving the school staff |
his year are Miss Mary Pizzadili |
md Mrs Dorotf1a Ellis because of |
heir health: also Mrs. Mary J. |
and Mr.. Marshall Webb. |
Mr. Webb has accepted teaching |
position with the Arabian-Ameri-
ean Oil Company in Saudi, Arabia
Mrs. Mamie Afflerbach has been |
employed by the Alfred I. dupont |
School District in Wilmington, and |
Mrs. Marion Hazard, a former |
first grade teacher who has de-
cided to withdraw from teaching. |
Mrs. Ann Wagamon of Milton |
has been added to the secretarial |
staff. Mrs. Anna Sammons has |
Joined the custodial department:
Mrs Grace Millman, Mrs. Elsie |
Belts, Mrs. Bertha Johnson and |
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