Milford chronicle., 1940-08-23
0httuary

KNOTS
Edward r. Knots, age 70 years,
died at his home In Milford on Fri
day, August 16, 1910. Funeral SER
vices were held from his late resi-
dence on Tuesday afternoon with in
terment in Barratt's Chapel ceme-
terry. Rev. Eugene Hungerford and
Rev. Baker of1iciated Mr.. Knots
was well and favorably known: He is
survived by his widow.
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ELLIS
Joseph C. Ellis, age Ss years, of
MillsbOrO, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Mary Anderson in
Philadelphia, on Tuesday morning,
August 20, 1910. Funeral services
will be held from St. Marks Epis-
copal Church in MillsbOro, tomor-
row Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Friends may view the re-
mains from 10:3O until 1880 at the
church. Mr.. Ellis is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Anderson, of
Philadelphia.
DEPUTY
Mrs. Ella V. Deputy. age 81 years.
died Tuesday afternoon, August 20, |
1910, at her home, after a long ILL |
ness. Funeral services will be held |
today friday at p. m, from her
late residence. Interment in Odd
Fellows cemetery. Rev Eugene Hun
geriOrd, pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church, will Oficiate. Mrs. Deputy is
survived by her husband, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Douglas Roach and Mrs.
Ellen Deputy; two sons, Stanton and
Herman Deputy, all Of Milford.
YEAGER
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Morris L. YeageF, age 6S years,
died at his home at Rehoboth Beach
on Saturday, August II, 1910, after Z
an illness of is months. He was a !
house painter by trade and had lived {
at the resort for 25 years. He is sur
vived by a son. Morris E. Yeager, of
Philadelphia; a sister, Mrs. Emma
and a brother, Charles C. :
Yeager, of HOlmesburg, Pa, and one
Mrs Sallie Rogers, of :
Milford. The body was removed to !
he Atkins Funeral Home at Lewes,
rom where II was taken to Phila-
lelphia for burial on Tuesday. Flu
leral services were held at the Oil
'er H. Bail building and intermentl {
made in Arlington cemetery. Il
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WARREN Il
James Ponder Warren died at his
iOme. Al North Broad street, Penns
irOve, N. j., on Thursday, August Al
5, 1910. He was so years of age. "a
le was the son of the late Mr.. and "
frs. Richard Warren of Milford, the
amily moving here from Milton
lany years ago. Mr.. Warren left
iilfOrd when a young man. In addi-
ion to his widow, Isabel Watkins
Warren, the deceased is survived by W
RO daughters. Sarah Robert, of az
Pa, and Helen Per- y
lot. Of Bellrose, L. l.; two sons, "
ames Leroy. of Penns Grove and n
lallace W.. of Central Park, N. ]. pl
e also leave a sister, Mrs. Eliza
eth Graham of Scranton, Pa, and W
brother, Frank Warren, OF Milford. tl'
uneral services were held in the NJ
Methodist Church, Penns :
rove, at 2:3O p. m. Sunday, in u
large of Rev. Howard d. Stratton,
lstol of the church Interment was
ade in Emmanuel cemetery. Penns re
rove. geC
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WEIDEMANN Bl
DR.. George B. Weidemann, one Of an
best-knoWn pharma- ms
SITS, who operated for 38 years the VII
ug store founded in 1865 by his kn,
Their, the late DR.. Charles A. Weide-
ann, at the southeast corner of 22d soI
d Green streets, died suddenly Au- ing
st 18th in the Presbyterian Hos glo
al in that city. He was 5S. DIR. eae
aidemann was born in Philadel- ser
ia, and earned his degree from the owl
iladelphia College of Pharmacy in the
IL. The next year he took over De
fathers store. The elder Weide- Jes
nm. who was both a pharmacist Z
a physician, died in 1924. DR.. sc
'idemann was a charter member Scr
the Philadelphia Wholesale Drug Jes
5ociation, and was a member Of era
shingtOn Lodge, No. So, A. F. & A. the'
the Philadelphia Association Of are
lail Druggists, and the Fifth Bap- the!
Church. He is survived by his pos
e, Mrs. Helen Manship Weide- the
nm; a daughter, Mrs. Helyn w. sich
Wis: a grandson. Harold Freder--i Our
Lewis, Jr.; a sister, Miss Carrie Go
Weidemann, and a brother, Chas. pref
Weidemann, of New York City. :.