Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

and attends Kings College in New
York; two sons, Paul, of Berlin,
and the Rev. Leon Hynson, pastor
of Pilgrim Holiness Church in Mil
ford; sister, Mrs. Elsie Quimby,
Centreville, Nd, brother, Clar-
ence, Mansfield, o., also six half
sisters and brothers, Paul r., Eas-
ton; H. Wilbur, Greenwood; Ches-
ter W, Preston, Md; Mrs. Ruth
E. Redden, Ridglely, Md; Mrs.
Louis Bickling, Claymont; and
Mrs. Dorothy Zahan, Catonsville,
Nd
Services were held from the Pill
grim Holiness Church, Derton, on
Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. TIE Rev.
John d. Abbott. district superin-
tendent, Easton District, conducted
the service. He was assisted by the
Rev. Edward M. Wheatley. pastor
of the Denton Church and the Rev.
G. l.. Helshy, former pastor of the
local church, now of Trappe, Md.
Burial was in the Denton Gene
terry.
Downstate, three women and a
man were injured in a collision
in Dover last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary Magliocco, 56, Upper
Darby, Pa, suffered bruises and
shock; her husband, Joseph Mag
locco, so, suffered bruises and a
spleen injury; Mrs. Edith Rosen-
berg, AZ, Philadelphia, bruises and
shock, and her passenger, Faye
Thomas, 49, Philadelphia, a head
injury. All were treated at Kent
General and released.
Mrs. Rosenberg was charged by
Dover city police with passing a
stop sign and was fined $40 and
costs by Alderman C. R. Dempsey.
The Maglioccos, with the husband
driving, were proceeding west on
Division Street, Dover, and the
other car, occupied by the Rosen-
berg and Thomas women, who op-
crate concessi ons, at Carroll's Far
mer's Marke t, Dover, was proceed
ing north on Bradford Street, Do
yer, according to investigation by
the police.
Bradford Street traffic is con-
trolledA by a stop sign at the inter-
section. The Maglioccos were en-
route to Florida. Damage to the
Rosenberg car, owned by Alfred
Rosenberg, husband of the driver,
was estimated by police at $500
while the other car was counted a
complete loss.
Both drivers threw on their
brakes when the collision became
imminent, the Rosenberg car skid
ding 10 feet before the impact and
the Magliocco car, % feet. After
the impact, the Rosenberg automo-
bile continued about 80 feet and
struck a tree and Magliocco con-
tinued 48 feet, winding up against
a curb on Bradford Street.
Kathryn Mary Melvin, %, of
Marydel, was treated at Kent Gen.
eral Hospital for neck injuries
when her car ran off Route 206,
five and a half miles east of Mary
del, last Saturday. night.
Police said she was going west
when she lost control rounding
a sharp curve. The car hit a tree
on the opposite side of the road
and then slid back across the road
and came to rest in a field.
The driver was arrested and
charged with driving at speed
greater than reasonable for the
condition of the road.
William Henry Dutton, Jr., 32.
of the Dover Air Force Base, was
injured at 1880 a. M, last Sunday,
when his car hit a power pole after
running off the Lebanon-Air Base
Road (Route 1850.
The accident occurred II miles
south of Dover. He suffered lacera-
tions of the lip and mouth and was
taken to the Kent General Hospital
in the Dover ambulance He was
later transferred to the dispensary
of the air base
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