Milford chronicle., 1939-03-03
Cd obituary
HOLCOAIB

HOLCOMB
Sarah Z. HOlcOmb. aged "a years,
wife of 7. NJ. HOlcomb, died Tuesday
night, February Is, at her home in
Mt. Holly. y. j.. after an illness OF
month. Funeral services will be
held at the Avenue NJ. l.. Church on
Friday, March 3, at l p. NJ. Rev.
Frank HersOn will Of1iciate. Inter-
ment will be made in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. Milford. Mrs. HolcOmb is
survived by her husband and one son,
Roy. The HolcOmbs were residents
OF Milford for many years prior to
moving to Philadelphia twelve years
ago. The past three years they have
resided in Mt Holly.
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DONOVAN
Following an illness of several
weeks. Causey W. Donovan, age ~
years, died at his home on Delaware
avenue, in the early morning of Fri
day, February "a, 1899. MIR. Donovan
came to Milford a few years ago
from Hazleton, Pa. Since coming
here he had established and success
fully operated a plumbing business.
He was an active member of the
Presbyterian Church, serving as
usher and as an officer of the Young
Peoples Forum. Funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. John
Jackson Brown, Jr., in the auditor
ium of the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday afternoon. The body was
taken TO HazletOn, Pa, for burial.
Mr.. Donovan is survived by his wife,
Katherine S. Donovan. The young
couple had made a host of friends
in the last few years and he will be
greatly missed in the community.
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ARGO
Mrs. Anna NJ. ArgO. aged 79 years,
widow of the late Albert II. Argo.
passed away Wednesday morning,
February %. at the home of her son.
Edward Argo. Funeral service was
held Sunday afternoon at Slaughter
Neck Church by Rev. G. S. Ross and
Rev. Vaughn. Interment adjoining
cemetery She is survived by nine
children, Walter. John and Howard
Argo of Milford: Fred Argo. Will
mingtOn; Edward Argo. Mrs. Harry
Campbell. Albert and Ida Argo of
Milton; Mrs. Mamie Campbell, Lin
wood. Pa; three brothers, Joseph
Warrington. Glendale. George War
rington. Milton; John Warrington,
Greenwood, and one sister. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Burnite. Wilmington; two step
sons, Clarence Argo. Milford. Robert
Argo of Ocean View, n. j.. and one
step-daughter. Mrs. Mary f. Truitt
of Lewes.
FISHER
Mrs. Carrie Ward Fisher, 65. died
at her residence in Philadelphia on
Friday. February "a. 1889, following
Il paralytic stroke suffered a few
days previous. She was the former
Carrie Morgan. daughter of the late
BENJAMIN Morgan of Milton. Funeral
services were held at the residence
on Sunday evening at 3 O'Clock by S.
J. Wilson & Son. and the body trans
ported to Milton for interment in
Odd Fellows cemetery, with the Rev. ;
Gilbert y. Ross of Milton officiating.
are her husband. Capt.
John H. Fisher; two daughters, Mrs.
Edward Beans and Mrs. Hamilton
Lampe of Philadelphia. and two Sis
ters, Mrs. Eunice White and Miss
Henrietta Morgan of Philadelphia.
DICKERSON
Mrs. Eliza A. Dickerson, widow of
the late Charles Dickerson, aged S5
years. died Tuesday, February 2Sth,
at her residence near Milton, Funeral
services will he held Friday, March !
Bird. at . O'Clock. from Zion NJ. E.
Church. Interment in Odd Fellows
Milton. Rev. Graham and
Rev. Buxton will Ofliciate. The sur !
viving children are: John of Ellen
dale, Clarence. Otto and Elmer, OF :
Milton; Oscar of East Lansdowne,
and Charles of Lewes.
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HUDSON
Harry (King) Hudson, age So
years, died Wednesday, February p,
1899. Funeral services were held last
from the Berry Funeral
Home in Milford with interment in
Odd Fellows cemetery. Rev. DR..
Frank Herson officiating. Mr.. Hud-
son is survived by two sisters and
me brother.