Milford chronicle., 1937-06-25
GEORGETOWN
John F. Kaiser Dead


many years one of the most. widel.
known railroad men in the State
died from heart attack at his homs
on North Railroad avenue, this city
on Thursday night, after an Illness
of about an hour. ...s
Mr.. Kaiser apparently was in his
usual health until an hour before
he was seized with violent attack
Mr.. Kaiser was widely known
throughout lower Delaware and was
active in church and fraternal cir
cles.
Funeral services were held on
from his late residence on North
Railroad avenue, in charge of the
Rev. Omar E. Jones, pastor of Wes-
ley Methodist Episcopal Church,
North Race street. Interment was
made in Union cemetery, here.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Amy " Kaiser, and the following
children, John A. Kaiser, G. Ray
Kaiser, L. Donald Kaiser, Jean Kais-
er, all of Wilmington; Mrs. Madalyn
Price, of Newark; one sister, Mrs.
IlId MDOTe, VI NllHliH6lOu.
Letters On Estates
Register of Wills J. Linden Barr
has granted letters on the following
estates in Sussex county within the
past few days:
George NJ. Dickerson, late of
Broadkiln district, to the Sussex
Trust Company of Milton.
Mrs. Henrietta Bennett. late of
Cedar Greek district, to the First
National Bank and Trust Company
o: Milford.
Mrs. Lizzie E. Williams, late of
Little Greek district, to James B.
Carey, Georgetown attorney, admin
istrator
Mrs. Annie E. Evans. late of Bal
timOre district, to Clara B. Pusey.
of Ocean View, and Lizzie X. Marvel
of Clarksville.
Mrs. Comfort Jane Carpenter, late
of Cedar Greek district, to William
T. Wilson, of Milford, administrator.
Aaron King Gordy, late of Broad
Greek district, to John W. Gordy, of
Laurel, administrator d. b. n.
Mrs. Sarah E, Watson, late of Ce-
dar Greek district, to John H. Wat
son of Milford, administrator.
Ashbel Welch Morris, late of Ce-
dar Greek district. to Mrs. Mia w.
Smith. of Milford, administrative.
George w. Wright Late of Seaford
district. to Everett Johnson of Sea-
fCrd. administrator
Mrs. Virginia L. Bennum, late of
GEnpOnfnttrn AicfYiat IN GonrOn (Narl- /
ton Bennum, of Georgetown, admin
istrator.
John c. EllingswOrth, late of Mil
ton to Mrs. Annie NJ. Ellingsworth,
of Milton, eXecutrix.
Mrs. Annie N. Stevens, late of !
DagsbOrO, to Norman S. Lewis, of
FIankfOrd, administrator.
Isaac F. Beauchamp. late of ShO-
well, Md, to Mrs. Sallie X. Beau
champ. executrix.
Mrs. Mollie r. Dutton. late of Sea- =
ford district, to James E. Dutton of
Seaford, administrator.
John r. Nelson, late of Little
Creek district, to Mrs. Annie L. |,
Nelson and the Sussex Trust Com
pGny. of Laurel.
Mrs. Sallie r. Hayes, late of ,
Greenwood, to Representative r. =
Emory Wiley. of Greenwood. admin !,
istratOr Z
SGcial and Personal 6
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Paul Pepper, South Race street. born Il
in the Milford Emergency Hospital 81
IN Tuesday. died Thursday after
loon of last week and was buried on
friday afternoon of last week.
Miss Elva Warrington, living on
line street, here, and principal of
he Rehoboth Beach School, is spen- in
ling some time with Miss Mary Lii NJ
ian Davis in Virginia. D,
Magistrate and Mrs. w. Frank p,
harp are spending two weeks at ca
; at his office here. ci
Mrs. Hugh D. Smith has been
pending a few days in New York m
ity. st
Miss Virginia Pepper is spending ell
few weeks at Pottstown, Pa. tn
James Hayman has accepted a po- OF
ition with the Eastern Shore Pub ca
C Service Company, taking the CT
lace of Wilbur Mumford who re- it
emily resigned to enter the life in &C
urance field.
Edward Baker. grandson of Mr.. tn
nd Mrs. Elmer E. Wilson, East Mar by
ct street, is spending the summer VI
18th his father. Joseph B. Baker, in tn
lorristown, Pa. III
George Elton Walls and family ii,
ave moved to Rehoboth Beach for 10
he summer. fo
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkes Goodnight, ri
'orth Race street. have as their ca
uests the formers brother. Paul ed
of Kannapolis, N. c. W,
WilliamsIA Hill and Lester Pittard m;
n Wednesday attended a banquet ar
iven at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
! Philadelphia. W.
Jack Townsend, son of Mr.. and ne
lrs. Julian E. Townsend and grand fin
on of U. s. Senator .Tohn G. Town m,
end, Jr.. has returned for the sum- sic
Ter from Dartmouth College, Han no
yer, N. H. m,
Miss Sally Lentz. member of the ro
High School faculty. has As
to her home In Bloomsbury, nj;
a., for the summer. tul
Ralph Carey is visiting relatives los
Kent county. ma
Charles S. Calhoun has accented a res
1sition with the Georgetown Gas '
filling the vacancy caused to