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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

NAA1uSoAS has bScn III JUSTICES LOr
twenty years and has offices in
five states. Mrs. Shepherd is the
former Mrs. Villa Mae Parker.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Paul S. Cur
~, 3ll5 Columbus Av., was hos
tess to the octette Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon. January IL.
Following lunch, members and
guests engaged in competition at
the bridge tables. Guests taking
home prizes for high scores were
Mines. Harold Rowland, first;
Richard L. Stokes Jr.. second and
George Berry Jr., third. Other
guests of the hostess were the
Mines. Antoine Lyzenga and Louis
NJ Moore. Members winning prizes
were Mrs. Carl Fountain, first:
Mrs. Earle F. Kyle, second and
Mrs. Ashby GaslSins, third. The
February Meeting of the club will
be with Mrs. Ashby Gaskins, 44Os
Third Av. S. as hostess.
It's A Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam o. Robinson of Seattle,
Wash, formerly Of the Twin Cities
announced the birth Of their first
child, a boy. born December %.
Mrs. Robinson is the former Col
leen Moore of Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Plouis Moore Sr., Mime
apolis are the maternal grandpar-
ents and are sharing the pride
and JOY of their first grandchild.
William o. Robinson Jr. Paternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Patton Robinson Of St Paul
Sad Mission: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Buford, 43S7 Portland Av..
were called to Kansas City, Kans..
TO attend funeral services of their
uncle, Louis Hurt, who died sud
denly Thursday evening, January
II, Of a heart attack. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buford left Friday for Kansas
City Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt spent
the Christmas holiday in Mime
apolis visiting their nephew and
wife.
TIC. Maids And Matrons Held
Meeting: Mrs, o. B. Williams,
4445 First Av. s., was hostess to
the Twin City Maids and Matrons
Bridge Club on Saturday, Deem
Der II. Club prizes were won by
Mrs. Gerone Reed. first; Mrs. w.
B. Walker, second and Mrs. VIII
liams, third. Mrs. c. w. Glenn and
Mrs. Palmer jackson were guests
of the hostess and were each given
a gift. The next meeting will be
February 9. with Mrs. Harold
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Combs, 1915 Fourth Av. s. as hos
tess.
Anniversary Observed: Greet
ings to Mr.. and MrA Preston
Wright, 1881 Bryont Av. N. who
observed their S3rd wedding an
niversary January II and Mr..
wrights birthday on the same
date.
Holiday In Chicago: Mrs. Bar
bara Cyrus, 1858 Clinton Av.,
spent the New Years holiday in
Chicago visiting her aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. Baker held open house
on New Years Day in honor Of
their guest.
New Address: It's a new address
for Mrs. Ethelyne Walker, former
ly of 531 Girard Av. N, who is
now welcoming her friends in her
newly purchased home at $3.50
Clinton Av. Mrs. Walker is occu-
plying the lower duplex
Enjoying California: Latest re-
port from Mrs. Tyler Howell Sr. Of
2207 Elliot Av., who is vacation
ing in California, is that she is
enjoying the bslmy weather in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Howell left Mime
apolis on December % and is
spending the time with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gresham Sr., and other
friends. She plans to remain for
five or six weeks.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ings TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart T.
Mitchell Jr. Of 4211 Fourth Av.
s, who celebrated their fifth wed
ding anniversary on Saturday,
January -. Mr.. Mitchell was host
at dinner at a downtown cafe and
theater party. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell John
son, brother and sister-in-law Of
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Maxine
Taylor Of Duluth, sister Of Mrs.
Mitchell.
Family Guest: Mrs. Maxine
Taylor Of Duluth is spending a
few days in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Anna Lee johnson.
3641 Fourth Av, S, and other rela-
tives.
Esquirettes Held Meeting: The
Esquirettes held their regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Law
renee Shannon Sr., 1915 Clinton
Av on Friday evening, January IL.
Business discussed was the coming
party Of the club which will be on
January 10, at the Nacirema Club,
3949 Fourth Av. s. Invitations are
in the mail.
VIII Attend Board Meeting:
Rev. and Mrs. Henry w. Bolts ST.,
1l19 LyndAle Av N. win leave
Monday January 21 for Hot
Springs, Ark, TO attend a board
meeting Of the National Baptist
Convention. Rev. and Mrs. Bolts
will be gone for an indefinite
time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

767 St Anthony Av, was the ideal
setting for the annual holiday
party Of the o.D.T Sewing club
held Wednesday, January 9th.
Members enjoyed group entertain
ment exchange OF gifts and a
buffet lunch. The next meeting OF
the club viii be on January %,
with Mrs. Fneda Harris. COS Car
roll Av. as hostess
Remembered by Friends, Mrs.
Charles Anderson. SS7 Fuller Av,
was made very happy this holiday
season by her friends, Miss Eilene
Davis, daughter OF Mrs. Sam pa
Wis OF 200 Avon. who presented
her with a glass and copper twin
serving set and Mrs Leora Blair
OF 500 Fuller presented her with
beautiful blooming polnsettia
plant, Both gifts came M a happy
surprise TO Mrs, Anderson
wife Was Guest, Mrs. James
Biggs OF Birmingham, Ala, spent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Additional Social and
Personnel News
81. Paul

rhrco O'Clock Bridge Club; The
Three O'Clock Bridge Club will
meet Saturday January 20, with
Mrs. Leroy Lazenberry, SS5 N.
Chatsworth as hostess.
Matinee Bridge Club Hostess;
Mrs. Fred Schuok. s14 Fuller Av,
was hostess to the Matinee Bridge
Club on Tuesday. January s. AZ
ter lunch the afternoon was spent
in keen competition at bridge
Winning prizes for high scores
were Mrs, Schuck. first. Mrs w
b. Walker, second and Mrs. Clar-
ence Anderson, third. Mrs. Bettye
Cassius was a proxy for Mrs. Earl
Brent and was given a gift. Mrs,
c, A. Anderson. 500 Dayton Av
win be hostess at the next meet
ing January %.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. 19-Maude Bush, $40 St
Anthony Av.; Mrs. Gertrude vii.
lis, 1860 Sherburne Av: Wilfred
Harris, $50 Carroll Av.
Jan. 2O-John Henderson, 473
Rondo Az; Mrs. Urlin Clark, ITO
st. Anthony Av.; vadaain David
Dixon, 527 st. Anthony Av
Jan. Fl -- Aaron McGavock.
336 Harrington, Laura Lee Dur
and, 1864 Undertake Road; Car
olyn Ann Collins, 9O3 Rondo Av.;
William McLeigh, 557 Rondo Av.;
Mrs Mable Turner Brown, 993
Rondo Av.; Lawrence w. Wy
cough, 7G9 Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Thomas I Morris, 900 Carroll Av.;
Mrs. James S. Clardy, TIC Aurora
Av.
Jan 22-Mrs, James Walker.
1888 st, Anthony Az; Mary f.
Paron, SOS st. Anthony Az:
Charles Leroy Tillman, 9s3 lyle
hart Av.
Jan. 23-Mrs. L. f. Tarver, 6O3
ST. Anthony Av.; George J. Mann,
TAI st. Anthony Av; Virgella
Harper, 77s Rondo Az: Ronald
Jones, 1921 Rondo Av.
Jan. 24-Lawrence Price. 7Oe
Rondo Av.; Johnnie Pettford, s97
Carroll Az; Geneva Burkhalter,
ss2 Rondo Az; John w. Ryan Jr..
s54 Iglehart Av.: Renee Olivia
Carter. 694 Rondo Av.
Jan 25-Vriginia Smith, s37
Rondo Av.; Clarinda Cox. 533
Marshall Az; Mrs. Charles Cow
ington, 667 St Anthony Az: Mar
garet Smith. 312 Carroll Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

full Of good, rich meaty flavor. In
fact, you can actually get four
great big, juicy hamburgers from
just one-half pound OF meat with
this recipel You see, the secret is
that double-rich Pet Milk, the
flavor-blending milk. In this re-
cipe, Pet Milk helps blend the mix
ture OF meat and rolled oats into
hamburgers with delicious ALL
meat flavor. Ordinary milk would
not do IT, OF course, but Pet MIX
is different-it's good whole milk
concentrated to double richness
Next time you're having ham
burgers at your house, make them
this Pet MIX way. I'll guarantee
youn be more than pleased!
Barbecued Hamburger
l ID. ground lean beef
y cup uncooked rolled oats
q cup Pet Evaporated Milk
3 Tablespoons finely cut onion
teaspoon salt
X teaspoon pepper
3 Tablespoons hot fat
u cup bottled barbecue sauce or
catsup
8 round sandwich buns, split and
toasted
Mix well the beef. rolled oats,
milk. onion, salt and pepper. With
wet hands, shape into 8 fiat pat
ties. Brown patties slowly on both
sides in hot fat in skillet Spread
each with equal parts Of barbecue
sauce. Cover and cook 5 minutes
longer. Serve in toasted buns
Makes 4 servings Of sandwiches !
each.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Here's quick simple Of bringing and flavor Of
another land to dinner table pineapple and ne
araehno cherries whipped bright note 81 havoT
70 eookehke eoeonut round base in making Hawaiian
Use either plain ehOeoatecovered eoconut rounds from vr
groeer readoea cake department on one FOR each
ing Divide each into three parts Top with whipped cream and
us ana provide touch OF party greeney with leaf
Hawaiian Treats
4Pah or chocolate covered slices pineapple drained
=, coeonGt rounds and cut into thirds
2 sup whipping cream maraschino cherries, cut
tablespoon powdered into sixbs N'N
sugar Mint leaves
y teaspoon vanilla
Cut eoeonut rounds into shaped wedges Combine cream
vanilla sugar and milk Whip until Top each wedge with
generous spoonful Of whipped piece Of pineapple
upright curved side whipped Decorate wedges with
CHERRY slices Arrange wedges slightly
plates. Garnsh with mint leaves Serves 4
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Tots Enjoy Birthdoy
Party OF Little
Robert Johnson

NouCFN SoVVooU
Celebrating his first birthday
with a party given by his mother.
little Robert johnson Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Robert w johnson
Of 364l Fourth Az. s., was the
center OF attraction on Saturday
afternoon, January ~, when a
group OF youngsters came In TO
Join in the festivities.
Circus hats and candy suckers
were given ach little guest as a
favor. Games were enjoyed and
playing with the honoree's toys
filled the afternoon Of fun. A
highlight came with the serving Of
refreshments topped by a beauu-
fully decorated cake with Roberts
name inscribed which was cut and
served along with ice cream.
Among the youngsters who
showered the little honoree with
many lovely gifts while enjoying
the afternoon we're Danny and
Bruce Swain, Karla, Ronald Jr.
and Mart Eugene Westberry Ke-
win and Vernell surratt. Warren
and Arthur Foster, Valera John
son, Hobart Mitchell III and Pam
ella johnson.
Also enjoying the fun and as
sisting Mrs. johnson we're mothers
Of the children, the Mines. Hazel
Swain, Evelyn surratt. Matte
Westberry, Gertrude Foster and
Miss Gwen Morrow, who was In
charge OF the games.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

two weeks in the city during the
holidays visiting her husband.
sgt James Biggs OF Ts7 st. An
thony Av., who Is stationed at
Void Chamberlain ALB. Mrs.
Biggs Is a teacher in the Birmlng-
ham school system.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Mrs. Z. Poperin Is
Guest Speaker AZ
NanaNartens Gasi.R,,

Mrs, Edward Poperin win be the
speaker and give demonstrations
on The Culinary and Medicinal
Value OF Herbs" at the next meet
ing OF the Vegetarian Society OF
Minnesota which viii be Thurs
day evening, January "a, 7;45 ?.
m. at Teachers Federation Rooms,
25 East Fifth St, So. Paul.
All interested persons are In
vited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Man may not live by bread
alone. but many get by on crust.
Persons hardest 10 convince they
are OF retirement age are children
at bedtime.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
Social and Personal
y ST. PAUL

New Citizen Mona Renee is the chosen by Mr. and
Mrs Howard Hunt Of 90 Carroll Av for their first child
girl born January in ST. Josephs hospital Maternal grand
father Mr. Eehue Phfer Of Dallas Tex Mr. and Mrs Pay
ton Hunt Of ST. Paul are the paternal grandparents
o. d. Club Celebrates The home Of Mrs Matte Cough
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

Out-of Town Birthdays
Jan. 19--Mrs. William Briley,
New York City.
Jan. ~ Harvey Harris, Los An
geles, Calf.
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Ont-nf Town RirthdnYs-

Jan. 20 Herman Alternately,
Kansas city, Mo; Mamie Full
CHAM, Kansas City, Mo; Aora
Bertram, Louisville, Ky.
Jan. binary Williams, Argo.
Ill: Mrs. William Seymour, Chi
cago, III
Jan. 22-Mrs. Arie Pullum,
Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs Bergia Bell,
Kansas City, Kans.
Jan. % Sylvester Carter Jr.,
Los Angeles, Calf; Howard
Wells, Las Angeles, Calf.
Jan. 24-Elmo HOLMAN, Kan
sas City, Mo; Katherine Sanders
Washington, Milwaukee, Wis.
John F. Thomas, Geneva, switzer-
land.
Jan. 25-James Gresham Sr..
Los Angeles, Calf.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Attended Staff Party Mr. and Mrs Raymond Shepherd
4So 18th Ay s. attended the annual holiday party of the Ma
ona Household Distributors held Saturday January u
the Standard Club 26 Second Av S Mr. shepherd member
Of the staff OF the company the first Negro be employed
collector and full time salesman National Household Dis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Jan. ls-Patreia Ann Jackson,
1901 Fifteenth Av. s: Sheila
Cummings, 22Os Elliot Av.; Tur-
ner Ernest Ripper, 42Ss Second
Av. s.; Daniel and Dance Jack
son, twins, 264S Stevens Av.
Jan. 2O-Frances Rooney, 1924
Smelling Av.; Mrs. Lucille Ne
Adams, 1887 Oakland Av.; Mar
lene c. Underwood. S343 Fourth
Av, S; Mrs. Harriet Williams,
2l5 E. seth St; Sam Mosley, il2e
Bryant Av. N.
Jan. III. w. Baldwin. 612 18th
Av. s.; Mrs. Efhe Posey. 1888
Fourth Av S; Mrs. Elsie Nc
Moore, 416 Z. 25th St; Mary
Hubbard, 5lI5 Irving Av. N.
Jan. 22--Miss Dorothy Ann
StovaN, SSl5 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs.
Vera Wright, sos Bryant Av. N;
Gerald Fleming. $40 Tenth Av.
s.; Ronald Judy Jr., 1921 Fourth
Av. s.: Robert Green, 307 Dupont
Av. N; Doris Officer, $50 Ere
mont Av. N: Curtis whitlock,
1854 Clinton Av
Jan. 2S-Mrs. Marienne Curry
Miller, 1887 Third Av. s.; Mrs.
Yvonne White, $40 Clinton Av.
Jan. 24-Barbara Jean Ham,
mond, SIT Irving Av. N; Essie
Mae Sartin, 1918 18th Av N;
Harold Edward Grove, PASS Fifth
Av. S.
Jan. 25-Robert Mallory, 1853
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Grace Work
cuff, $3.50 Smelling Av.; Mrs Es-
tella Harris, 2sl6 Elliot Av.; Mrs.
Hardy White, 4l42 Clinton Av.;
James Allen, "a Hyland Av N;
Billie Vaughn, 1929 Third Av. s.;
Mrs, Nathaniel Walker Sr., S645
Fifth Av. s.; Miss Grace Louise
Harper, 2717 Clinton Av.; Vincent
Shepherd, 1897 Portland Av.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan. 21-Mr. and Mrs. Norval
Barksdale Jr., 1908 Emerson Av.
N, II years.
Jan. 22-Mr. and Mrs. William
~ North, 1922 Fourth Av. s., IS
years.
Jan. 25-Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Wade, 2421 Fourth Av. s, q
years.
ST. PAUL
Jan. 21-Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. FL
lis, GA Rondo Av., 40 years; Mr..
and Mrs. william Blair, 800 Full
Ter Av., ~ years.
Jan. 22-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Davis, 523 Carroll Av.. four years,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18

When tell that recipe this
burgers know you probably think recipe
burgers!" Well used to think that until
better habugers made this Evaporated recipe
They're much more tender jucier than hamburges
made the usual They're always plump
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-01-18
From Red River 0XCarts
RIBBONS OF CONCRETE

Good groin good woter good
craftsmen.
These ingredients have meant The brewing
Of good beer in Minnesota for 100 years.
In the beginning there were the Red River
oxeors, carrying piles OF furs down The old,
rUt-sheoked trolls into ST. Anthony and 81.
PoUl And they seldom left for the return
trip without soodly supplies Of beer, car
red in big barrels, oged In the coVes ihoi
nature carved into the eifFsides along the
meonderin9 rivers Of the sote
The best skIIs Of the day were eoIIsd upon
then 10 produce these beers.
And from deep wells those eory brownies
fes brought up the crystal eIeor, cold wafer
that is essential 10 good beer Of the early
farms, TILED by the pioneers, wos harvested
the golden groin.
The Red River trail hos been replaced by
ribbon Of eonereiej the old, ereoking eots
have become sleek, modern trucks.
And Minnesoio's Breweries have odopied
the most modern scientific equipment and
laboratory teehnieions TO test and control the
brewing Of beer.
But the some skIs, born Of pioneer irodi-
hon; The good wafer; the fields Of
waving gron--hese still combine with goth
century teehniqUes TO brew good Minnesota
beer
And Minnesotans have benefited
Of Of odo Brewing loSOshy
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Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

passenger in his car, Roy Coatney,
26, also stationed at the Virginia
base, sustained decorations of the
scalp and left shoulder.
Police said the driver of the
other car was Richard c. Burt, 25,
who sustained multiple abrasiOns
of the body. A passenger in his
car, Margaret A. Thomas, 20, suf-
fered severe decorations of the eye
Both are from Baltimore.
All of the injured were treated
and released at the NanticOke Me-
mortal Hospital, Seaford.
A 50-year-Old Greenwood man
was slightly injured last Sunday
when the car in which he was a
passenger left the roadway about
half-a-mile from Greenwood on
Route 16.
Harry Griffith, the injured man,
sustained a laceration of the lip,
police said.
Nelson M. Adams, 80, Milford,
was identified as the driver of the
car, which struck a concrete abut-
ment after leaving the road. State
police are investigating the acci-
dent
William Martin, 35, of Dover,
was fined total of $3.50 and costs
with the alternative of serving 180
days in Jail on six traffic charges
by Magistrate George K. Shockley
of Dover, last Friday. He is alleged
n horTn hnnv1 hA 6vefzy Of hf&
run car that caused injury to foGr
persons at Barratt's Chapel, north
of Frederick.
Martin, police said, going south
on Route 113, ran into the rear of
car operated by Floyd A. Law
renee, II, of the Dover Air Force
Base, throwing it out of control.
Lawrence suffered fractured jaw,
and injuries of the head and
shoulders and decorations.
Three passengers in the car, all
airmen at the base, were injured
They are Patrick Johnston, IT;
James Hamilton, II, and Robert E.
Nohacs, 19. All four were treated
at the base hospital.
The Lawrence car turned over
three times and stopped in a field
Martins car then ran into a parked
car of Claude F. Bandy, 26, Cam
den, who was seated in a boat on
Andrews Lake, fishing. Martin s
car continued on before stopping
in the middle of the road where
Martin jumped out and fed on foot
State police searched for him but
failed t. locate him. He surrend-
cred to state police last Friday
morning.
Magistrate Shockley fined Mar
tin 5000 and costs for leaving the
scene of the first accident or SO
days; $25 and costs or Is, days for
failing to report an accident; $10O
and costs or 80 days for exceeding
safe speed; $50 and costs or sc
days for failing to stop at the
scene of an accident, and $25 and
costs or Is days for failing to re-
port the second accident. He was
committed to the Kent Correctional
Institution in default of the fines
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
Check After Walks
For Deadly Ticks
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aren't more than blood-sucking
pests, others may be carrying the
germ that causes Rocky Mountain
spotted fever" DR.. Darsie ex-
plains.
Usually the ticks will be found
on dogs, he adds, that won't be
harmed except bv being bitten. The
ticks get on 1Ogs-and people-by
sitting on the tips of grass and
weeds. The ticks do this in search
Of blood meal.
When people find unattached
ticks on their bodies, they should
carefully remove the pests and
kill them in a bottle of alcohol or
kerosene.
Ticks that have imbedded them
selves should be removed only
with tweezers. Fingers may squash
the insects, pOssibl! releasing the
fever germ in the wound.
Wood ticks have eight legs, are
dark or reddish brown, have some
white coloring, and are up to one
half inch long.
DR.. Darsie recommends seeing a
physician as safety precaution
when imbedded ticks are found.
He suggests a new repelIent,
diethyl tOluamide, to use when en-
teFlng an area known to be infest-
ed with ticks.
Two ounces of so per cent diel-
drin wettable powder, or one ounce
of 40 per cent chlordane wettable
powder in one-half gallon of wa
ter per LOCO square feet of vege-
tation makes a good killing spray.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
Sussex County Volunteer
Firemen Met At
MiLLUiLIe
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port on activities of the associa-
tion.
Sussex County Fire Recorders
Report for the Month of April: To-
tai alarms, 100: Town, %; Rural,
68; False, 1. Other Towns, 8; Loss,
$1S9, ,665.OO, covered by insurance,
$44,O1O.OO-Net Loss, $145,655.OO;
Town, ,21OOO; Rural, $780,
455.OO. Men in service, 1910; hours
in service, 119; total man hours,
1866; miles travelled, 1,36112; feet
of hose used: 1926 QO; 9,745
112"); 3,05O (2h'O; feet of lad
ders raised, 269. Type of fires: Mer-
camille, 2; Dwellings, IS; Chin
ney, 13; Auto, 5; Grass, II; Woods,
19; Chicken Houses, 10; Miscel-
laneous, 21; 1-21a gal. foam; O.
21a gal. S. A. MiscellaneOus-AXis
Pike Poles Scott Air Packs, Death,
o. Ambulance Service: IS trips;
men in service, 172; hours in SER
vice, 161; total man hours, 3,287;
total miles Travelled, 1913. Frank
ford Ambulance back in service.
Company responding to most
alarms, Seaford, 16; company hav-
ing greatest loss, FrankfOrd, $125,-
900; company having no fires,
Gumboro; company not reporting
by 18th of Month, 1000. William
E. Donovan, Fire Recorder.
Next meeting of the County Fire
Police Association will be in Gum
bOro on June 19.
Rep Lester M. Kaufman of
Ocean View made a few remarks.
List of deceased members of the
various companies of Sussex Coun-
ty are: Bridgeville, Thomas Ga
lent; Selbyville, Thomas Ellis; Ell
lendale, Wilson Webb, Edward
Carey, Thomas P. Wilson; Green
wood, Harvey Warrington; Sea-
ford, Everett Todd, Lee Marvel,
Woody Marvel, James Parsons; Re
hoboth, T. Courtland Woodward;
Milton, Clifford Johnson; Indian
River, Charles Phillips.
Next county meeting in June will
be at Blades.
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