Milford chronicle., 1937-02-26
FREDERICK

Another of our splendid citizens
Calvin Langrell, passed away on
Saturday, February 20, after a
weeks Illness Of pneumonia. Mr..
Langrell was a good man. He had al
ways led a clean, upright life. He
was a good neighbor and was al
ways willing to do any one favor.
He was devoted to his home and
family and was an exemplary Chris
tian. He was a member of Trinity
NJ. E. Church and sang in the choir.
He was also a member of the Jun
ior Order United American Mechan-
les and the Ancient Order United
Workmen.
A large concourse of friends at
tended the funeral services on We'd
nesday afternoon at his late resi-
dence. His pastor, Rev. H. B. KEEL
so. assisted by Rev. N. c. Benson OF
Odessa, officiated at the services.
Trinity NJ. E. choir sang several Sc
lections. The profusion of lovely
flowers were evidences Of the re-
spect of many friends. Mr.. Langrell
was so years of age and is survived
by his wife and one daughter, Mrs.
Reed Hughes, teacher in the Fell
ton school. Interment was made in
Barratt's cemetery.
Washington's Birthday was OBJ
served with appropriate exercises in
the Frederick school during assem-
bly, on Monday. The program fol-
lows:
Singing. America
First grade, recitation, Three
Little Sisters" Elizabeth Jane Ger
ow.
Second grade. story. George
Washington's Birthday" by Sarah
Clark.
Third grade, dramatization, Betty
Brandon's Guests" Cast: Betty
Brandon, Alice Louise Bostic; Mrs.
Brandon, Kathryn Bennett; Mr..
Brandon, Nolan Cohee; brother,
Thomas Holiday; traveller, Walter
Yearsley; George Washington, Fran
els Gottorf.
Fourth grade, patriotic songs and
flag drill-Harriet Spayd, Miller
Haldeman, Leslie Rentz, Robert
Richardson, Robert John Jensen,
Russell Vockel, Albert Austin, Oil
yer Hammond, Grover Donovan, FL
mer M::.ncr, Harry Banks, Dorothy
Carey, Edna Mae Fisher. Jane Pat
terson, Luvia Short, Verna Clark,
Emma Hollinger, Grace Hollinger,
Lora Shumar, Rosie Manks.
Fifth grade, pantom;ne, Events in
the Life of Washington; Crossing
the Delaware" Washington At Val
ley FORGE" "Washington's Method
of Strategy Against CORVALLIS"
Reader, Jennie Morris; participants
in the pantomine: Reynolds Rob-
bins, Jay Widdoes, Joe Flanagan,
Richard Miller, Gordon Belts, Calvet
Hahn, John Rothermel, Jimmy Will
ley, Major Hurd.
Sixth grade, "The Minuet," in col
onial costumes, Betty Dare, Mary |
Jane Collerd, Elsie Schwindt, Mar
garet Hurd, Billy Palmer, Bobby
Harold Spayd, Charles An
derson.
ocfcutu SIducs rhd6 GtAfuStNSt
by Virginia Dutton.
Eighth grade, reading, Extracts ,
from the Life of Washington" las /
by Winfield Lane.
The entire program was very in
and thoroughly enjoyed ly
all present.
The Thursday night dances in the
Building are well at
ended. They are held for the benefit
Of the Volunteer Fire Company.
Mrs. ]. ID. Reese continues to be
quite sick In the Milford Emergency
Hospital.
Herman Vinyard who has been
very sick for two weeks is improv-
ng.
Mrs. Alonzo Morris has been quite
II for two weeks.
Mrs. Annie E. Clark has been Ill
he past week.
Mrs. Harry Harrington is confln-
ID to the house with a severe cold.
Denney Sharp is on the sick list.
Miss Edith M. FARRELL, the fifth
,rade teacher has been Ill and Mrs.
lthel Coverdale substituted for Ter
n Monday.