Milford chronicle., 1942-01-16
Obituary
HOWARD


HOWARD
Belle Pierce Howard, wife of Dr.
S. Wren Howard, passed away at
Garfield Hospital, Washington, D.
c.. Sunday. January II. Funeral
services were held at the S. H.
Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 18th
street, N. W., on Tuesday, January
13, at 100 P. M. Interment in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. She is survived
by two children besides her hus-
band, William S. Howard and Mary
Isabelle Patchell. Mrs. Howard
was the daughter of the late Will
liam A. Pierce, of Washington, for
merly of Milford.
BAILEY
William C. Bailey, a retired far
mer of Milford, died at the We'll
fare Home in Smyrna on Friday
evening, January 9. Mr.. Bailey was |
born in 1850 and would have been
92 years old had he lived until
April l. He leaves five children,
Edward NJ. Bailey, Mrs. Robert Nc
Colley and Ernest N. Bailey of Mil
ford, Walter S. Bailey of Lincoln
and Mrs. Elmer c. Lynch of Audu-
bon, N. J. Funeral services were
held at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. McColley, near Milford, Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. DR..
Herson officiating. Interment was
made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
BARDEN
Mrs. Sarah J. Barden, widow of !
Thomas Barden of Wilmington,
lied at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Florence Hudson, Thursday night,
January s, at Rehoboth. Mrs. Bar
len had gone to Rehoboth to spend I
he holidays. She had been ill ten '
lays. Besides Mrs. Hudson, she is \
by another sister, Miss
Ada Roach of Wilmington; one
lrother, Rufus Roach, and niece,
Mrs. d. Franklin Quillen. both of 7 7
2ehoboth Funeral services were ! !
leld at the Atkins funeral home in y =
ewes, Sunday at p. M, with the nn
Rev. J. G. Mccoy of the Rehoboth >
Iethodist Church, officiating. Bur- u
al was in the family plot in =
Slaughter Neck Church Cemetery. !,
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JACKSON -.
Clarence B. Jackson, 6S years
Id, died Friday, December 26, at 4.
Iilford Memorial Hospital. Fu- !
eral services were conducted on +
1onday, December 29, at his resi- "
ence by Rev. Ross of Seaford. l
;urial was in Middleford cemetery. L
lr. Jackson, son of the late Ma y
laniel and Lucy Jackson, was u !.
orn near Frederick. He moved to n
annon in 1905 and was engaged .
l farming in Sussex county for a ',
umber of years, before retiring u
lree years ago. Surviving are his U
'ife, four daughters and two sons. U
Iiss Gladys Jackson of Newark,
=. j., Mrs. Morris Sammons of
over, Miss Jennie Jackson of Ia
ennis Grove, N. j., Aida Jackson W
home; Clarence M. Jackson, W
ewark, N. j., and Roy Calvin CT
iChSoH VI near brluSeVllle.
COHEE N
William II. Cohee, Sr., 20, re- Ji
red farmer, died Friday, January r
at his home in Wyoming He ia
owed into his new residence Jan. be
after disposing Of his farm. He ci
as born and spent his entire life IN
me in the Frederick area. He is in
lrViyed by his wife, Mrs. Rosa. E. Gi
Ohee, and the following children: 10
rs. Lindale Stokes, Wyoming; to
lbert C. Cohee, in the U. S. Army; Dc
lillian H. Cohee, Jr., Richardson of
ark; Warren D., Wilkton. and tn
aul L.. Wyoming. Also four sis tic
rs. Mrs. Walter Camper. Bowers tic
each; Mrs. Foster Boone. Magno- dii
/; Mrs. Lewis FARRELL, Canter- ed
Try, and Mrs. Alfred Warrington, ad
rederica. The funeral was held
ON the Torbert funeral home,i
over, at 1870 p. M, Sunday, with ne
terment at Barratt's Chapel Gem mi