Milford chronicle., 1932-01-29

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mers of this section. He was borT
near Harrington and resided in tsis
vicinity all of his life. The cause ol
his death is attributed to an acci-
dent that happened on Christmas
Day. Mr.. Shuttle was always FOND
of children and especially his grand
children. On this occasion he was
blowing up a football for one of the
children when he ruptured some in
ternal organ. He soon become in a
dangerous condition and it was
thought he would die before night
He rallied from this trouble and
seemed to improve under the care of
local physicians and specialists. lie
was later removed to the Milford
Hospital where death occurred. Mr..
Shuttle resided on a farm about two
miles from Harrington and was a
member of the Fellowship Bible
Glass of the NJ. p. Church. Pallbear-
ers were selected from this group
of men. Funeral services were held
from his late residence on Sunday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock in charge
of Rev. r. w. Sapp, pastor of the NJ.
p. Church, assisted by Rey. e. H..
Collins of the M. Z. Church and all
so Rev. Earl Lawry, pastor of the
Pilgrim Holiness Church.
The deceased is survived by q
widow, Mrs. Carrie Shuttle and four
children: Elwood Shuttle of Lyn-
hurst, N. j.; Fred Shuttle, FELTON,;
Mrs. Pearl AIinner and Mrs. Lillian
Wilson of Harrington besides five
grandchildren; four brothers, Chas.
and William Shuttle of Camden;
John Shuttle, Greensboro, Md; Hen
ry Shuttle, Henderson, Nd; two
sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Kemp, Monroe
Hall, Va, and Mrs. Katie Minner of
Harrington. Interment took place in
Hollywood cemetery, near Harring-
ton.
John POrte's Home Quilted by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin but
supposed to have started from an
overheated stove in the kitchen,
completely gutted the home of John
Porter on Weiner street, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter were not home
at the time. They were on a trip to
1900 elsg anu dIIlNGu
the same evening. Their sons were
in town but not at home when the
fire was discovered by neighbors
who summoned the local fire depart
ment. When the fire company arriv-
ed the residence was a mass of
flames inside and no doubt had been
burning for some time. Most of the !
furniture was either ruinesl by fire
or water. It is an unfortunate thing |
for Mr.. Porter that he carried no |
insurance. He allowed his insur- |
ance to lapse about a year ago. The |
damage will probably reach $4,000.
This was the second call for the fire |
during the month of jan
uary.
Personals
The Young Hustlers Sunday
School class organized last Sunday
and elected the following officers:
President, Brooks Jerread; vice
president, Claude BurneIl; secre-
.ary, Junior LeKites; treasurer,
Randall Knox; chairman Lookout
Committee, Billy Wheeler.
William w. Sharp was Philadel-
)hia visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Tharp spent a
part of last week with friends at
Miss Elizabeth Shaw of Pitts
'urgh, Pa, has been the guest of To-
al relatives during the past week.
Mrs. d. B. Tharp has been spen-
ling several days with her daugh-
er, Miss Jeanette Tharp at William
nd Mary College, williamsburg,
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey spent |
ne weekend with Rev. and Mrs. J. s
'. Bailey at Delmar. 6
Mrs. Wesley ]. Satterfield has re- !
urned home after spending the I
asst week with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am Opfer at GlenrOck, N. J. S
Lester Oeschlager. assistant track Il
lpervisor of the p. r. r. Company, 7
spending few days with his mo- t
Ter at East Palestine, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell were
lests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Staf-
'rd at dinner on Sunday. G
Mrs. Pearl Baynard and son Lewis
Dent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
arvey Slaughter, near Leipsie. le
Mrs. Mary Nichols and children of c
lsmere spent Sunday with Mr.. and
rs. L. B. Rash. hi
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Robinson of 81
lestertown, Md, spent Sunday
ith Misses Minnie and Delema pl
uillen. fo
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shaw of TIL
ems Grove, N. j., were guests of lie
cal relatives during the past week. he
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Welch of Har- q
1gtOn were given a delightful sur
Use by their relatives on January tn
Those present were: Mr.. anE Cl
rs. Albert Welch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed al
+ Welch, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton tn
elch of Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. tn
larles Welch, Mr.. and Mrs. Car eli
II Welch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Welch of
FELTON,, Ben Welch of Denton, pr
l., Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cahall of tr;
ldsboro, Md. This being an an or
al meeting of the Welch family an
enjoyed the day very much. sill
tbuildings Threatened BY Fire lOi
on the farm of Carl en-
lghes, between FELTON, and ITO
eensboro, were threatened by fire ds
Monday afternoon, when some 81
lder caught fire in the stable The -,
m is tenanted by Aida Robinson.
e fire was out upon the arrival i!
the Harrington Fire Company.