Smyrna times., 1963-03-21

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bred Jersey. He was in the barn
when the infuriated animal
rushed ar him, pinning him a
gainst a brick wall, breaking
TWO ribs and otherwise injuring
him internally. Lpch's 2-year-
old son was the only witness
and his screams attracted the
mother from the house, so yards
from the barn. Upon her arri-
val she found her husband lying
under the bulls feet. Quickly
seizing a pitchfork. she jam
med the prongs into the AMI
NAL. This maddened the bull,
which made another dash for
Lynch, who already was In a
hopeless condition, but Mrs.
Lynch again shot the fork into
the animal with terrific force,
sonquering the beast. -
While riding a motor cycle
last Sunday morning on the
outskirts of Cheswold, MIR. Ar
thur Ford, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Ford, lost control of
the motor cycle by the handle
bars not working properly and
was thrown to the ground land
ing on his face several feet
away In the mud and water. He
was severely injured and was
hurried to the office of DR..
Dodd where his injuries we're
attended to and later removed
to the home of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Barcus.
Held captive by two
ton automobile near Townsend
last week. Edgar Harrington
a Milford mechanic, managed
with an arm that was not en-
tangled to slowly jack the car
up until he could get out af-
ter having suffered from badly
mangled hand and arm and with
his middle finger completely
severed at the nuckle. Har-
rington was driving a car from
Wilmington to Milford when he
picked up a nail near Townsend.
He jacked up the car and felt
under the casing for the trou-
BILE. In some way the jack slip
! ped and the whole weight of the
car descended on him. He was
compelled to walk into Town
send for medical treatment.
Five boats left New Castle
Saturday for the mouth of Smyr-
ma River to fish for shad be-
ginning with Monday. The men
were in a fever over the offer
of Mine Host Fehl of the JEFF
ferson House of New Castle to
win the SIS prize for the first
shad that will be brought there
by any of the fishermen of the
party. In addition to the New
Castle contingent, local fish
ermen including the Stokes
bury's have prepared for the
season and are on to their jobs
early, the industry being an
important one to Bombay Hook
Island.
Pliny's yarns about human
anatomy we're something won
derful. He tells of a race OF
savage men whose feet are
turned backward and of a race
known as Monocoll, who have
only one leg, but are able to
Heap with surprising agility. The
same people are also called
the Sciapodae, because they are
in the habit of lying on their
backs during the extreme heat
and protecting themselves from
the sun by the shade of their
feet. These people dwell no
far from the Troglodytae, to
the west of whom again there
are a tribe who are without
necks and have their eyes II
their shoulders.
Miss Mary c. Carrow, dau'
ghter of John Carrow of Do
yer, Loockerman street mer'
chant and Arthur G. Hyland,
of the ]. Frank Startling Phar'
macy, we're married on Tues
day in Phila. 1t was grea
surprise to their friends. Th'
bride is well-known in Smyrn;
where she has been frequen
visitor.
Miss Cora M. HutchlnS o
Dover, became the bride o
Ellis Danner, son of Victol
Danner, prominent merchant o
Dover, on Saturday last. Rev
George White Dawson officiated
Following the ceremony Mr.an,
Mrs. Danner left for a trip t.
Palm Beach and Tampa, Flori