Milford's Oldest Resident Breaks Hip in Fall
Milford's oldest resident, Charles W. Beardsley born May 7, 1829, fell at home breaking his hip. He is attended by Dr A W Carpenter and a nurse. Beardsley recently donated Milford's hospital site a 10 acre tract with a 1700 house to be used for the facility. He has long served Milford in politics and civic work and helped build the memorial bridge. A public hospital reception is planned Saturday. Four scarlet fever cases and one diphtheria case were reported by the Health Department.
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Milford Grand List Expected Completed by Feb 12
Milford assessors work under strain as re assessment delays and funding shortfalls hinder progress. Board of Relief hearings approach February 1 amid speculation on final grand list total, with estimates around 20.9 million and potential protests expected when tax bills arrive.
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Tae Mittord
Llomits
Board of Relief
Board of
William Renand
Clarence Sewall
Harry M. Merwin
Jordan Relatives Fail to Contest Terms of Will
The will of the late Michael J. Jordan faced disputes from brothers and sisters as relatives failed to contest within a 380 day appeal period. The estate, valued around 256000, left Agnes Di Boyle Anna Boyle and Hattie T. Murray as beneficiaries with trust terms directing one third income to the widow and portions to Boyle and Murray.
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Michael J. Jordan
Antate
Masain
Astate
Agnes di Boyle
Anna Boyle
Hattie T. Murray
John J. Juraan
Hrosaee
Catherine M. Foley
Hartford
Ashes C.boyle
Hattie F. Murray
Railroad Board Session Halted By Rule Dispute
CHICAGO session of the Railroad Board halted after a rule interpretation dispute during BE. T. Whiters testimony for the railroads seeking rule changes. A. Wharton questioned four years experience for car workers and B. M. Jewell represented the employees alleging the federal director general allowed inexperienced workers. The exchange touched on when extra crews were used and how car repairs were managed during traffic fluctuations.
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BE. T. Whiter
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Funeral Services Held for Frank Williams
Funeral services for Frank A. Williams, 54, who died suddenly Tuesday, were held tonight on Cherry Street. The Rev. Leslie Quangergational officiated. Williams, a former well known resident of North Tennessee, is survived by his brother Vile tame of Milford and Edward Beacher of North Bridgeport. Interment will be Friday at Bowth Cemetery.
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Frank A. Williams
Cherry Street
Leslie
North Tenensee
Milford
Medward Beacher
Nacon
North Bridgeport
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Mrs Susan Warner obituary and funeral plans noted
Mrs Susan Warner, widow of John Dordley Warner, longtime resident, is described in a fragmentary notice. The text indicates she lived in New York and that funeral arrangements are referenced for a future Sunday service, with details cut off in the OCR.
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Tae Warnon
Ohne Dordley Warner
New York
Warner
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