Milford chronicle., 1940-02-02
Obituary

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WHARTON
The funeral of Mrs. Amanda r.
Wharton, So years old, widow of
Joshua B. Wharton, who died sud
denly at her home near Pennington,
Wednesday, January "a, was held
Saturday. Services were conducted
al the Boyer funeral home in Har-
ringtOn at 1880 o'clock by the Rev.
J. E. Langrell. pastor of the Meth
Odist Church at SteVensville, Md,
formerly Of Pennington. Interment
was made in Hollywood Cemetery,
near Harrington. Mrs. Wharton had
lived for the last 4S years in the
house where she died. Surviving her
are two daughters. Mrs. Frank Sou
ders and Mrs. Willis Rust, both Of
Pennington: three granddaughters.
Miss Grace SOuders, a teacher in the
Harrington school; Mrs. Fred Lord
Of Harrington, and Miss Gladys Sou
ders of Pennington, and one brother.
John Hellens of Salem, N. ].
DASEY
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Dasey. widow Of
Capt. Robert w. Dasey of Frankford.
died Thursday morning, January 25,
after lingering illness. She was 7S
years old. She was born near BaIti-
more Mills in Baltimore hundred, the
daughter Of William Bishop White
and Elizabeth Catherine Waples.
She is survived by one son, Robert
w. Dasey, a well known business
man Of New York City; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Francis NJ. Gum, Frank /
ford, and Mrs. Jesse Lflliston of
Albany, Ca; also one sister. Miss
Florence F. White Of PhiIadelphia
Funeral services were held al the
home Saturday afternoon. Burial
was made in Long Cemetery, Frank
ord. Mrs. Dasey died in Milford
Memorial Hospital.
McKNATT
Mrs. Alma NJ. McKnatt. 50. wife ~
Benjamin F. McKnatt, after being I'M
'nly few days of pneumonia, died
{ her home in Harrington Monday
light. She was a member OF AsbIl1.v
iethOdist Church and the Ever
leady Workers Bible class. Funeral
erviees will take place from her late
Saturday at 2 P. N. The
lev. E. H. Collins of MarshaIlton.
nd the Rev. Robert Green OF Har-
ington will Officiate. Besides her Z
usband, she is survived BY two bro :
hers and one sister, James Ratledge !
Wilmington, John RatIedge. and =
lrs. Elizabeth Hopkins of Harring- {
IN. Interment will be IN Hollywood :
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HUDSON
Mrs. Julia Augusta Hudson. aged
years, widow of the late William te
'hite Hudson, passed away at the n
'sidenee Of her son. William CIar- pl
ice Hudson, near Milton, on Nom "
", January 20, after brief ILL a
'ss. Funeral services for Mrs. Hud- g,
n were held on Thursday from her m
te residence. with the Rev. H. w. r,
wig Of Georgetown officiating. In
rment was made in COolspring
metery. Surviving Mrs. Hudson q,
e one son, W. Clarence Hudson Of ~
lton; one brother. Robert Burton. =,
Rehoboth. and one grandson. - =,
mes C. Hudson. ~
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ANSTETT a.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret an
stett, 20. widow OF Jacob Anstett foI
farmer, were conducted Tuesday be
ernoOn from a Denton funeral er,
me, with burial in Wesley church dv
I'd at Burrsville. Mrs. Anstett. Ia
o died Sunday. January IS. Is sur ar,
ed by two brothers, George CoIli- ho
Of Wilmington, and John CoIli-
Of Burrsville, and three sisters. M
S. John Belts of Milford, Mrs. John Z
e Of Burrsville. and Mrs. James II,
ker Of near Denton. IN
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SHOCKLEY
ShockIey, aged rs years
4 at the home Of her niece. Mrs. ~ ".
Warrington, in Lincoln, Friday, IN
uary rs. 1910. The body was ~
ught TO Milford where the funeral 80 -
J held from Lofland funeral home ~, 81
1day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. In -
nent in Odd Fellows Cemetery. =
{. Frank Herson OF the Avenue
hodist Church. Milford, ofllciated
SAcKER a. ~
leresa Sacker. aged ss years. died via
Ter home, Wednesday, January 81. Dire.
}. Funeral services will be held prfr
" friday from the L06and fu- he
u home, with the Rev. HUNGER chn
!. pastor OF Calvary Methodfst roo,
rch, Milford, Officiatinn. Inter. lnra