Milford chronicle., 1940-01-19
Obituary
SICHTERMANN

Arie John Sichtermann, of Monroe
/ Louisiana. died suddenly at his home
on Monday. January Is. at 10 A. NJ
/ Mr.. Sichtermann is well-known in
this vicinity. having married Mabel
Brown, formerly of this town. Mir.
Sichtermann was prominent in Am
Crican Legion circles. having served
as commander of the American Le-
giOn Post at Alexandria. La. His body
was sent to Milford for burial Thurs
Gay. where il was met by the mem
bcrs of the local legion post and es-
COrted to the cemetery.
HARRIS
John Harris, of Shawnee district.
died in the Milford hospital Wednes-
day night, January TO- after several
months illness of stomach ailment.
Mr.. Harris never married and always
shared his home with his sister, Miss
Martha Ann Harris. both being high
iy respected and much loved citizens
OF this community. II Mr.. Harris
had lived until the sixth of next
month he would have been so years
I'D. He was brother of Elisha Har-
ris. who was very well known here
some years ago. Funeral services
were held in Milford Baptist Church
last Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. /
conducted by T. A. Hall. licentiate
OF the church. Interment in Odd Fel-
lows Cemetery.
BOSTON
Funeral services for Mrs. Matte
T.. Boston were held Saturday after
noon at 200 o'clock, by the Rev. !
William F. Logan at the residence
IN Berlin, Md. lnterment was made
N buckingham Cemetery. Mrs. BOs-
on died Wednesday night. January
10, in the hospital at Cambridge, fol
owing an illness of over two years.
Born in Berlin on January :. 1863.
she was the daughter OF the late
Iohn o. and Mary Palmer. During
ict younger life she was an active
member Of the Buckingham Presby- {
cran Church. She married Josiah
.. Boston ~ years ago. She Is sur I
Ived by two sons: Guy +. Boston.
member of the Berlin postofGce
tan, ana Josiah W. Boston. assist ,
nj superintendent of the Milford 1,
iieh school. a brotheI, Harry +.
'almer. and a sister. Mrs Robert
'owen. both of Berlin. also survive.
IlEGEMAN to
Mrs Hattie IIcgeman, age - years. il
.idow OF Emmett D. G.. Hegeman. G
lrmcrly of Milford and later Il pub "
sher and newspaper correspondent s
Denton, Md. died at her home in c
lat town on Wednesday morning. "
inuary 10, 1910. after long i'll al
rss She was native of Delaware
nd waS the last survivor Of her
mily Funeral services were con e.,
acted from the Methodist Church r,
Laurel Friday afternoon Rev. h. -,
llIllmdn, district superintendent.
I'd Rev l.. T. Wimhrow. pastor Of,
e Denton Church. of which she was
active member, officiating Inter
cni was made in the Laurel Gene H'
ry. ~
SMITH VIZ
Zadoc NJ Smith. age SO years. died ~
the home of his daughter. Mrs o.,
da Wootten at Gumboro al 1:45 a. no
, Monday. January s. 1870. after.
brief illness Mr.. Smith had been
prominent farmer in Whiiesvillc
ctiOn until retiring about three
.eks ago Surviving him are two
lighters. Mrs William Truitt. Lau- int
!, and Mrs, Lida WOOtien. Gum tri
ro' Two sons. D. Raymond smith. an,
Ima'' ana 4. Carlton Smith Beth Ba
six grandchildren: one sister, def
s, Emma Hitch of Laurel Funeral pre
vices were held on Thursday af- mo
noon at | o'clock from the home The
Mrs. Ida WOOtten. Gumboro. Rev. &"
Omas of Whitesville Methodist sen
lrch. ofIlciated Interment at Lau- in
Hill cemetery. wit