Smyrna times., 1925-02-04
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEKK.

DEATH RECORD OF THE WEKK
Miss Sallie Ann Patterson. Who Tono
Made Her Home With Mrs. George
Reed LOfiand, Passed Away Monday
Miss Sallie Ann Patterson, aged 73
one OF the community's most estim-
able women and a life long resident
OF Smyrna and vicinity, who. since
her home broke up, has been residing
with Mrs. George Reed Lofiand. died
Monday after long illness. She had
been an invalid some years but with
all was cheerful and endeared herself
to those around her and to her large
circle of friends. She was a daugb-
Ter Of the late Samuel and Mary(Van-
Wlnkle) Patterson and is survived bv
two sisters, Miss Lou Patterson of
Smyrna, and Mrs. Mary Pyle, Will
mlngton, and one brother. John
Patterson, Smyrna. Funeral services
Will take place tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon from the apartment of Mrs
George Reed LOfand in the Boehmler
Block on Main Street, and interment
will be in Glenwood cemetery. Rev
John J. Bunting, pastor of Asbury NJ
Z. Church, will have charge.
Death of Mrs. John Richard FAIRIES
Mrs. Anna NJ FAIRIES, aged rs,
widow of John Richard FAIRIES, of this
town, died Saturday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Pierce B. Saxton,
721 Vandever Street, Wilmington. af-
tier lingering illness. Mrs. FAIRIES
spent the greater part of her life in
and about Smyrna. Since the death
OF her husband last July, she has
been making her home with her chill
dren. A good mother, she will be
greatly missed. She is survived bv
four daughters and one son as fol-
lows: Mrs. Daniel Turner, Cheswold;
Mrs. John E. Phillips and Mrs. Pierce
b. SaxtOn, Wilmington; Mrs. Ralph
Z. Stats and Richard aFries, Smvr-
ma. She is also survived by several
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held at the residence of Mrs. Pierce
b. SaXtOn, Wilmington, at one o'clock
this afternoon and interment was
made in the family lot in Glenwood
cemetery, Smyrna this afternono.
VIM. NJ. Hadley, Formerly Townsend
William NJ. Hadley, Sc years old.
who died at the home of his son
James Hadley, 1125 Pleasant street.
Wilmington, was buried at Townsend
Wednesday afternoon, following fun
eral services at the NJ. E. Church. In
terment was made at Townsend Gem !
etery, with Rev. o. H. Connolly. of
townsend, officiating. He is surviv /
ed by seven children, William f. Had /
ley, of Blackbird; Mrs. Mary E. Lock-
erman, 812 Pleasant street, Whining
ton; Mrs. Kate E. Roberts, 4O8 King
street, Wilmington; Mrs. Phebe Kum-
pie, Red Bank, N. j.; Theodore ].
Hadly, South Wilmington; James Had
ley, ll25 Pleasant street, Wilmington;
and Mrs. Anna Mcdonnell, Townsend.
He is also survived by 80 grandchil-
dren and II great-grandchildren
Mrs. Annie NJ. Outten, Dies at Dover
Mrs. Annie NJ. Outten died Wednes-
day morning, aJnuary 28th, 1925, at
the home of her son, Lynford Outten,
BOZ South State Street, Dover. Mrs.
Outten was born in Sussex county and
lived the greater part of her life in
Delaware with her son, Lynford, of
The firm Outten Bros, of Dover. Fun
eral services were held at the home.
Friday afternoon at o'clock. In
Lakeside cemetery, Dover.
Mrs. Outten is survived by one son.
Lynford Outten, and seven grandchil- ;
iren and one great grandchild. She ;
vas the mother of the late Elmer
)utten. 1
John w. Emory of Near Dover, Dead
John w. Emory, of near Dover, who
lied Saturday morning, aJnuary 24th,
ltter a lingering illness of fifteen
months, was buried at Lakeside GEM !
terry, Tuesday afternoon of last week.
lie was a farmer. He is survived by |
us widow and the following children: :
AmOld I. Emory, of West Chester,
"a; John H. Emory, of Beverly,N.J.; 3
larry I. Emory, of Washington, DC.
lrs. Ida Mckay, of Chester, Pa; c
lrs. Babel Pheneger, of Gap, Pa, a
county, and Miss Edith !
lmory, living at Dover.
John w. Cooper, Dies Near Dover j
John w. Cooper, one of Kent coun- o
US oldest citizens, died at the home n
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Reed in 5
Vest Dover, Sunday. He was SO.
Le is survived by one daughter, Mrs. 1
,obert Reed and three sons, Thomas,
riley and Harvey Cooper. Funeral I
ervices were held yesterday morning \