Milford chronicle., 1958-12-05

Sussex County-Harold Short,
Georgetown, 14s.4s: Sussex Cor
rectional Institution, Georgetown,
1926; Irwin B. Hudson & Son,
selbyville, 1922; Robbins Webb,
Lincoln, 1928; Rust Brothe1s,
Milton, 1871: Marshall Lewis,
Millsboro, 1898; Eugene Parker.
Lincoln. 134.3s; Thomas T. Jones.
Milford, 1906; Clayton Bender,
Harrington. 1928; A. T. White,
3ridgeville, 1890; Earl White,
Bridgeville, 1927: Richard Seeley,
Greenwood, 1872; Arthur w.
Cannon, Greenwood, 128.05; Harry
English, Laurel, 125.73; Harry W.
Cannon. Bridgeville, 1851; Roll
and Mumford. Seaford, 1852;
John Brasure. Millsboro, 124.76;
Wilbert Allen. Bridgeville, 124.46;
Ralph & Dennard Hill, Bridgeville,
123-08; Cashar Evans, Selbyville,
1905; William Fl. slnd Robert Law
SON. Harbeson, 12019; Howard
Smith. MiIlsboro, 1887; Barold
MerVine, Greenwood. 117.77; J5aS
and howard Lyons, Greerwood,
117.O6; ALVIN P. Lyons, Seaford,
1888; Henry c. Johnson, Jr., Sell
byviIIe, 114.9S; Gwmond Belts,
MiIlyille, 114.Oc; H5fSce Wootten,
Mlllsboro. 1892; 3udler ]. Wilson,
Georgetown, 1ssssd7; Charles Plum
mer, Lewes, 1928; Franklin Mel
son, Sr. Bridgeville, 1922; Alli-
son Davis, Greenwood, 11143; Will
liam N. Hopkins, Lewes, 111.38;
William Wells, Milford, 111.19.
John Revel, Millsboro, 1902: Hus-
sell Jones, Laurel, 110.2S; Pretty
man Smith. Georgetown, 1884;
Marshall W0otten, Millsboro.
1O9.30 Carl Vincent, Milton, 1921
Arthur Challman. Millsboro, 108.93:
William and Ruben Ochels, Sea-
ford, 108.80: Fl. II. Dickerson, Lau-
rel, 108.29; Wilfred Adkins, Selby-
vile, 10775; Ralph Holloway, Sell
byville, 1862; Nailor Wells, Mil
ford, 106.53; Preston Workman,
Georgetown, 1O5.OO; Wilson Camp
bell, Dagsboro, 104.67; Everett
Messick. Millsboro, 104.31; Oscar
McCabe, Millsboro, 10354; George
Johnson, Millsboro, 101.45; George
Briggs, Georgetown, 1O140; Lewis
Carmean. Laurel, 101.3z; John r.
Lyons, Greenwood, 1923; Albert
L.ank. Milton, 1920; Norman An
.derspn, Millshoro, 101.00; Painser
Corey, Bridgeville, 100.9i.
New Castle County George T..
Baxter. Middletown, 1924; Ray
ulond Lamborns Newark, 147.40;
James Dickinson, Townsend,
1929: Phillip Pierson, Hockessin,
1902; S. Rodman Smith, Odessa,
1920; Albert A. Bartels, Jr.. Wilx
mington, 1890; ]. Irving Davis,
Middletown. 1896; Lee C. Hoffeck-
er, Jr., Bear, 1861; Corbet Col
Inns, Middletown, 1854; James
Insinga, Wilmington, 1928;
George Stats, Smyrna, 1918; j..
Oliver Koelig, Newark, 121.0l;
Henry c. Mitchell & Son, Hockes-
sin, 120.35; Norman T. Dempsey.
Newark, 1888; Elwood Fox, Bear,
1887; Charles B. Moore, Bear,
1874; Charles j. Butler, Middle
town, 11406; William H. Brady,
Elkton, 1892; Perkins Stats,
Smyrna, 11I.54; H. w. Cook & Son,
Elkton, 1905; Arthur Davis, Mid
dletown, 10946; Horace Wood
ward & Sons, Middletown, 1O7.48;i
Philip Sheats, Midoietown, 1O6.37;
Frank Bailey, Middletown, 1929.
Other soybean growers with
more than 40-bushel yields were:
Paul Kenny, Delmar, 46.4; Ed
Metz, Georgetown, 46.1; Alton
Isaacs, Georgetown, 456; Paul Nc
Commons, Bear, 453; Frank Wink
Ter & Sons, Harrington, 45.2; F.. T.
Warrington, Georgetown, 45.2;
Lord Baltimore FLA, Ocean View,
44.7; Howard Workman, Delmar,
44.6; Homer Torbert, FELTON,, 439:
Arthur w. Cannon, Greenwood,
43.6; Roland E. Garrison, Dover,
43.5: Ernest Mattiford, Smyrna.
4S.1; Lowell E. Roland, Viola,
42.9; Victor Van Hekle, Middle
town. 42.7; William Stoltzfus, Fell
ton, 42.6; Richard Seeley, Green
wood, 42.5; Albert Lank, Milton,
42.3; H. w. Cook & Sons, Elkton,
ALB; Harry G. Lasch, Hartly, Ala;
Edgar Stubbs, Harrington, Ala;
]. Irving Davis. Middletown, 40.7;
Earl Holleger, Milford, 40.6; Harry
Deputy, Kirkwood, 40.3; Joe Eli
ott. laurel, 40.2.