Milford chronicle., 1937-08-20
Obituary
WINNER

Mrs. Mary McFaul Winner, wife of
DIR. J. M. Winner of s06 North Broom
street. Wilmington, passed away on
Saturday. August IA, 1887. In addi-
tion to her husband, Mrs. Winner is
survived by the following children:
Miss May McFaul, Miss Katherine
McFaul and Mrs. Grace Dougherty
of Wilmington. Mrs. VIM. J. John
son of Houston, and W. F. McFaul Of
Milford. and three grandchildren,
Jack Dougherty of Wilmington;
Wallace F. McFaul, Jr., and Joseph
H. McFaul of Milford. The following
sisters also survive Mrs. Winner:
Mrs. Emma S. Stewart of Viola; Mrs.
F. N. Lapham Of st. Petersburg,
Florida, and Mrs. Edward S. Mich
olas of Quincy, Illinois. Prior to
Mrs. Winners marriage TO DIR. VIM
ner in 1924, she was the widow of
the Rev. d. F. McFaul, formerly a
member of the Wilmington NJ. E.
Conference. Throughout the Del
marva Peninsula Mrs. Winner was
well known and beloved. Funeral
services we're private. Interment
made at Laurel.
MILLS
Wilbur E. Mills. aged 73 years,
passed away Tuesday morning, Au-
gust II. 1887. in the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital. after an illness of
four weeks. Mr.. Mills had been in
Of fv.&A H.. Ia
section for the past ten years and
had often received official notice of
his compentency. He is survived
by his wife, who before her marriage
was Miss Sadie Thompson; one
brother, John r. Mills, Milford Neck;
two sisters, Mrs. John S. Purnell ,
and Mrs. Alexander Kirby OF Milford |
a brother-in-law John H. Bennett, OF '
Milford Neck; and a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Annie E. Mills, of Milford. Flu
neral services were held at his late
home on North Walnut street. Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. H. B. Kelso. of
Frederick, officiating, assisted by
Rev. Frank Herson. Interment was
made at Odd Fellows cemetery.
ROWE
Arthur E. Rowe, age So years, of
Lewes, passed away in the Beebe |
Hospital on Friday. August 6, 1887,
lfter a short illness. He was a for
ner resident of Milford and son of
he late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
aowe. He leaves a wife, who before
marriage was Miss Clara Lekites,
me son, James, and three daughters.
ennie, Ruth and Helen. and two
listers, Mrs. Ralph Stevens of Will
1ington and Mrs. Helen Harrington.
'uneral services were held at the
.tkins Funeral Home on Monday af-
srnoon. Rev. William Leishman off,
iating. Interment made In the M. E.
at Lewes.
MCCULLOUGH
Harry Disston Mccullough, eldest
on of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCul-
,ugh. of Milford. died Sunday night,
ugust is, 1887, In the Milford
Hospital, shortly after
n operation for appendicitis. He
dS lf years anu III uOuIHs Ofu. ru-
eral services were held on Tuesday |
fternoon at his home, the Rev. J.
. Bailey officiating. A host of
lends expressed their sympathy at I
Is sudden passing by hundreds of
owers. Interment was made at the
id Fellows cemetery.
MACKLIN
Mrs. Carrie W. Mackiin, age SIS I
'ars, died at her home In Milford !
eek on Saturday, August IA. 1887.
RS. Macklin is survived by her hug
md, William Macklin, one sister,
rs. Olive B. Otto, one brother, Rob c
{ Marts and son. William Mack q
/. Jr. Funeral services were held :
| Monday afternoon at Q o'clock.
ON Lofand's Funeral Home, with
e Rev. J. T. Bailey ofIiciating. In b
rment was made In the Odd Eel .
ws cemetery. Id
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