Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
Obituary
MALLERY


Allen w. Mallery died Sunday
morning, March 16, 1941, at the
home of his brother, Lawrence o.
Mallery at Lanham, Md. Funeral
services we're held at Lanham on
Thursday, being delayed in@order
that his son, John, of California.
could attend. He is survived by his
widow and son, John; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Homer Kelley, Miss An
ma Mallery Of New Jersey, and Mrs.
Ruth Whitehill of California; and
brother. Lawrence. Allen and
Lawrence Mallery were the first
boys TO deliver the Milford ChrOn-
lclc when ii was first published by
Scott and Townsend. Allen had
South Milford and Lawrence North
Milford. The were sons of Rev.
Richard A. Mallery and Annie Pit
man Mallery. Richard Mallery was
pastor of the Milford Presbyterian
Church until his death.
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60; MASSEY
. James NJ. Massey, rs years old,
died at his home in Milford on We'd |
uesday, March 12, 1871, following |
a heart attack. He was a resident |
OF. Laurel until about eight years
ago. Funeral services were held !
last Sunday afternoon at Christ |
Methodist Church in Laurel, with |
services in charge of the Rev. M.
F.. Hungerford of Milford, assisted
by the Rev. L. e. Werner of Lau-
rel. He is survived by his wife,
one son, James NJ. Massey, Jr., and
two stepchildren, Irving and Ocilec |
Massey, and one grandchild.
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w'rixham NJ. McIIvaine, age g2't'
years, died at the home of his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eliza Nell
yaine, at Hollyville, on Wednesday
morning, March 70, 1941. Funeral
services were held at the home last
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock
with the Rev. H. W. Ewig, OF
Georgetown, and Rev. J. P. George
of Harbeson, officiating. Interment
was made in the Coolspring Pres
byterian Church cemetery. Mr.. Nc
llvaine was a retired farmer and
school teacher. He is survived by
ore son, Luther McIlvaine, OF
Washington, D. c., his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Eliza McIlvaine and
six grandchildren.
DODD
Joseph Handy Dodd, SO years
old, died Tuesday morning, March ,
Is, 1871, at his home on the Lewes- .
Rehoboth Highway, following a {
long illness. He was the son of
Joseph II. and Annie Lingo Dodd,
1f a pioneer Sussex county family.
him is one sister, Mrs. '
Hannah Dodd Thompson of Lewes, i
who will be 98 years old on March t
96 Another sister, Mrs. William e. G
Long, 95 years old, of Bala-Cyn-
wyd, Pa, died just a few months
lgo. Mr.. Dodd had been making his y
lome with q sister-in-law, Mrs. N
Name Dodd. Funeral services were y
leld on Wednesday at the Atkins
Funeral Home in Lewes, with the 4
Rev. William Leishman, pastor of
he Lewes Presbyterian Church, in
charge. Burial was made in the r,
Chuchyard. II
HAMILTON q
Following parlytic stroke. II II
!eath occurred to Alfred Hamilton, "
A years old, on Monday, March II, 81
941. at his home on Vernon Road, L
vest of Harrington. He was the
on of the late Bayard and Eliza %
eth Raughley Hamilton and had W
lved in that vicinity several years. ~ y,
'uneral services were held from II. ~
he Boyer Funeral Home in Har- "
ington on Thursday afternoon at a a
o'clock. The Rev. J. T. Bailey of u'
georgetown, officiating, and inter- al
tent made in Hollywood cemetery. le
he deceased is survived by his
life, Mary Turner Hamilton and -,
ne bOrther, William Hamilton Of =
Hickman. u ~
ELLIOTT RI
George S. Elliott, age 20 years, y, =,
assed away at his home in Will 7,
near Houston, on Thurs NJ
ay, March 6, 1941. Funeral SER Z,
ces were held at Powders Funeral ~ =,
arlors In Milford on Sunday af- ~
rnoon last. Rev. N. C. Benson of -
ouston had charge of the services. ~ =.
lterment was made in the Leipsic ~ ~,
,metery. He is survived by his ~ ~
idow and two daughters, two sis III
rs, four brothers, and a host of
lends.