Milford chronicle., 1930-02-28
OBITUARY
FARROW


Word of the sudden death of Capt.
George Farrow, of Milford, on board
the steamer Susie M. Davis, was re-
ceived in Milford shortly before the
Chronicle went to press. The mes
sage said that Capt. Farrow had
been found dead in his bunk aboard
ship, but no further details were
given. He is survived by his widow
and five children, Hoey, of Milford !;
Rodger, of Chicago; Gillespie, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Charles Kitch-
line, of New Castle; Mable, of Phila-
delphia. No plans for the funeral
had been made when this was writ
ten.
REYNOLDS
Burton E. Reynolds, retired farm
er of Coolspring, Del, aged "a years,
passed away at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. William E. Martin, in
Philadelphia, Sunday, Feb. 20, of
general debility. He leaves to mourn
his loss four children, Mrs. Lena
G. Martin, Philadelphia; Mrs. Ida D.
Vincent, Atlantic City, N. j.; John
H. Reynolds, Milton, DEL; Mrs. Anna
E. Walls, HarbesOn, DEL; one sister,
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Lewes, Del.
Short services at the home in Phila-
delphia Tuesday evening p. m. Ser
vices and interment at Whitus
Chapel, Wednesday, on arrival of
noon train.
FRASHER
John r. Frasher, aged 70 years,
died at his home in Ellwood, Indi-
ana, last week of paralysis. He was
born in Delaware, June 20, 1851,
and in 1873 he married Mary A.
who with four children
survive him. A brother, James Fras-
her, of Delaware, and one sister,
Mrs. Anna Meredith, of Viola, also
are living. Mr.. Frasher was sue
cessful farmer and resided on his
farm near Ellwood, Indiana, for if
ty consecutive years.
PROUSE
Mrs. Sallie J. Prouse died We'd
nesday, February 10, 1880, at hos
pital in Philadelphia, aged n years,
month and days. Her body was
brought to Milton by S. ]. Wilson &
Son. Funeral at Beaver Dam M. P.
Friday. Interment in Beav-
er Dam cemetery. She leaves two
sons, John and George Walls of
one half brother, Oscar
Carpenter of Harbeson and a host
If relatives and friends. Rev. L. W.
Gordon officiating.
BENNETT
Mary v. Bennett, the widow of
elias T. Bennett, died at her home
February %, 1880, after a
ong spell of illness. She leaves
hree children, Adolphus Bennett,
Who made his home with his par
nts, Mrs. Clark Hill, of George
own, and Mrs. Miles Miller of Mil
ord. Funeral services were held
tuesday, afternoon at p. m. at the
Ouse Interment in Slaughter Neck
The Rev. Kirky of Lin
DIN, officiating.
TINGLE
Mrs. Tillie Tingle, wife of Joshua
Jingle, colored, died in Philadel-
hia Wednesday, February 10, 1880,
ged go years. Her remains were
rought to Milton Saturday. Funeral
ervices were held on Monday at 2
clock. Interment in Bethel ceme-
sry. She leaves a husband, one son,
ne daughter and a host of relatives
nd friends. Rev. Daniels officiating.
ANDREWS
Mrs. Mary E. Andrews died in
Tuesday, February 10,
$50, aged So years. Her remains
ere taken to Lincoln Saturday /
orning and taken to the M. E. '
hurch there for funeral and burial
the Lincoln cemetery. She leaves
husband, two daughters and one
IN, and a host of relatives and
lends. Rev. Kirby officiating. n
LOFLAND =
The funeral of Mrs. Lavinia R. =
)fland, widow of George Reed LOT :
nd, formerly of Milford, who died T
the home of her son and daugh- :
r-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lof- =
nd, at Folcroft, Pa, took place on a.
lesday, with services and burial at ?
nyrna. The Rev. Essel B. Thomas, L
stor of Smyrna M. E. church, had l
arge of the services. N
HOLSTEIN e
Mrs. Louella Holstein, daughter of Il
e late Lemuel Holstein, died Sat
day, February %, 1880, aged Al G.
ars, 8 months and Is days. Flu W
raj at Union M. E. Church Tues W
y Interment in the cemetery ad- o.
ming the church. Rev. Diehl Off 81
lting. n