Milford chronicle., 1926-04-23

. months and "a days. Funeral at
rosidence Thursday last ut o
oIocE Tnterment in Union cemetery
CooTootown. go Rev. John T. Bailey OH
ciating. Samuel J. wilson " 0On'
funeral directors.
DUFFEL
Urs Clara R. Duffel, widow Of the
late Edward Duffel, died at her nome nome
in Iewes. Saturday, April II, 1870
Funeral at the Presbyterian Church
IN Iewes. Wednesday at 1;SO p M
In+arment r. in cemetery adjoining the
tburch. She leaves two sons JAMES
~ G " Georgetown, and Thomas OF
T,ewes. and host OF relatives anu anu
friends. She was good ChIlsIi'.n
and a highly respected lady KeV' S:y
oisbman oficiating. Samuel }. VII
son & Son, funeral directors.
WARREN
lanes H. Warren, a highly re-
snected citizen and Christian gen
tIenan died at his home near Elleh-
dale. Saturday, April IT, 1920 ageu
On vears month and 29 days. Fu-
OoroI at residence Monday at TWO
o'clock. Interment in Red Mems ceni-
o+erv at Ellendale. He leaves Wlu-
ow daughter of the late Benton anu gnu
7 ,,5ia Johnson, one son, Wepster
Warren w and two daughters, Mrs. Ar
+bnr Jones and Miss Mary warren
D. % Hamer of Glendale officiating
G I Wilson & Son, funeral ulre9-
tors.
William Harvey Jennings dled at
bie home in Elizabeth City, N. u,
Anril IL, 1926, after an illness oL
about six months Mr.. Jennings was
married to Miss Liela Wlnosor Vi
this town. April 80, 1913. He IS also
survived by a son of a former mar
rage. William Harvey, Jr. Mr.. Jen-
nings for many years was assistant
cashier of the Savings Bank anu anu
Trust Company of Elizabeth CiIy,
He was widely known and popular
because of his efficiency. courtesy
and kindness to all with whom ne
came in contact. Funeral services
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were held at Blackwell Memorlai
church. where he had been an ac-
tive member for years.
HOLDEN
Sarah f. Holden, wife OF Charles
T. Holden. of Milford, died in the
Emergency Hospital there, on sun
dav. April II, 1926, age ~ years
Mrs Holden was ill several months
nrevious to her death. She was a
member of Canterbury M. z. Church
She is survived by her husband ant
nine children, Mrs. Walter }. Ham
mond. Mrs. VIM. Townsend, OIL NIL
ford. Mrs. Thos. Preston OF New Gas
+1e Mrs. Peter Lane, of Beach Ha
ven. N. j., Mrs. Sharpless Lane o
: camden. N. j., Mrs. VIM. Snyder o
Wilmington. DR.. c. w. Holden, o
| Wilmington. DR.. Howard H. Holder
of Chicago. Ill, and Carl Holden o
chester. Pa. Funeral services ~eI
held here on Wednesday Afternoon
Rev Gilbert Meredith officiating. In
terment at Hopkins cemetery Eel
ton.
JERMAN
Mrs Florence Edna Jerman, VIII
of VIM. Faucet JeTman, died at ne
home in Clayton, Thursday, Apr
15 1926. of toxic poisoning, age )
Years. months and 29 days. He
death came as a great shock to he
family and friends, as she was SIC
only a few hours. Mrs. Jerman wa
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. EC
ward Harrington of Oxford, Md. Sn
was horn in Milford and when but
child her parents moved to Frankll
CITY. Va, where Mr.. Harrington wa
.. emnloyed by the Pennsylvania RAJ
road. Later they moved to Claytol
Soon after her marriage, Mr.. an
, Mrs. Jerman moved to Minneapoll
MINI. where Mr.. Jerman had chars
, of the offices of the H. X. Mulfol
Company, chemists. Later he W;
transferred to Clayton, where MI
Jerman became quite popular wi
:. +he Younger married set, by who
o she will be greatly missed. 81
leaves a husband and two sms
> SONS. The funeral services were he
, at her late residence Sunday, Apl
18 at 1O:3O a. m, conducted by Re
Numford of the Methodist Protesta
Church assisted by Rev. Gibbons
the Methodist Episcopal Church. l
terment was made in the old Ba
rats Chapel cemetery.
Il CLIFTON
= John C. Clifton died at his re-
:. dence on Pear street, North Milfol
Delaware, Tuesday, April 20, 19.
e aged IS years. The funeral will
held this Friday afternoon at t.
e o'clock at his late home and int'
Ie ment will be made in Odd Felloy
a cemetery by w. G. Powders, the
neral director. Rev. Dryden and R
i, BRYAN, will conduct the services.
leaves a wife and two children: H;
1t vey Clifton of Milford Neck, and NJ
r. Charles Malseed of Philadelphia.
s. Clifton was born in Milford Neck
April 21, 1851 and had he lived j
i a few hours longer, he would hs
r completed his 18th year. He grew
manhood with his parents on
X farm where he was born, but tC
le up teaching in the public schools
Delaware; which he followed for
as years and has always been intere
n ed in that work and advocated
Improvement of ali public schoC
in In 1898 he moved to Milford and v
with George H. Hall in the merchi
dising business. Then he went W
" Draper Davis Company, as boz
f. keeper in their phosphate busin
:. in Milford-a position he held up
u his final illness. He was an ard
~ supporter of the Republican pal
but never held public Office.