Milford chronicle., 1942-02-20
OBITUARY
WARREN


. the Grocer Hospital, Upland, Pa.
on Friday, February 13, 1912. Mrs
Warren died in the Grocer Hospital
on January IS, this year Mr.. War
rem, who had lived in Chester fol-
the past 80 years, is survived by
three sons, James, Harry, and
Charles L., all of Chester, and a
sister, Mrs. Harry Marvel of Mil
ford. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
were from Milford. The funeral
was held at the home, 1907 West
Third street, Chester, Monday. In
terment was made in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Milford, Monday after
noon. Rev. Mrs. Elsie Mcclure of
Chester. conducted both the funer-
al and burial services.
FISHER
One of Delaware's oldest citizens,
Mrs. Avis M. Fisher. died at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eurie NJ.
Donovan, Lincoln. on Sunday, Feb
ruary Is. 1912, in her 99th year.
Mrs. Fisher was the widow of
George H. Fisher. She was active
in church work and kept her own
house until she broke her hip in Il
fall about four years ago, when she
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs
Donovan. She is survived by two
sons, William Fl. Fisher, Milford,
and George K. Fisher. Marcus
Hook. Pa, and one daughter. Mrs.
Peter Calhoun, Glendale. and four
Ialn TaA
children and one great great grand
child Funeral services were held
from the Lincoln Methodist Church .
on Thursday afternoon with inter-
ment in the New Market cemetery.
HAZZARD
Robert Z. Hazard, age 92 years.
passed away at the residence of
his niece in fredericksburg. Md. on
Friday, February 13, 1912. Mr.. Haz-
zard was a resident of Lincoln for
many years, until he sold his resi-
dence and moved to Hurlock. Md.
Surviving Mr.. Hazard are one sis
ter, Mrs. w. w. Howeth of Penns
Grove, N. j.; two granddaughters,
Mrs. Edward Rogers and Mrs. Ar
thur Hallowell, both of Milford; a
foster son, 1. C. King, Sr., of Milton;
a foster daughter, Mrs. George H.
NAPLES of Milton, and a nephew, :
Harry Howeth of Rehoboth. Fu-
neral services were held on Sun
day at two o'clock from Wilson's :
Home, Milton, with Rev. :
Clider and Rev. Joseph Vaughn, :
both of Milton, officiating. Inter- !
ment was made in the Washington :
NJ. Z. cemetery, Hurlock, Md.
PONDER {
James w. Ponder, Esq, age 73 h
years. passed away at his residence @
IN Atlantic City, N. j., on Sunday v
evening, February 8, 1912. The re- il
mains of Mr.. Ponder were taken to {
Milton by S. ]. Wilson and Son on n
February IL, where interment was f
made at IL o'clock in Goshen M. E.
cemetery. Mr.. Ponder, very prom
nent attorney until his retirement, Il
vnen he moved to Atlantic City, O
vas the son of one of the late gov n
,rnors of Delaware, James W. Pom +
Ter, Sr., from 1870 to 1874, who a
vas born in Milton and built one a
If the largest structures there, T
Which is now known as the Mansion S
House. Surviving Mr.. Ponder are O
wo nephews, James Ponder of Mil a
on, and William Ponder of Balti- IL
more, and one niece, Miss Anna 81
'onder. NJ
HAVELKA "
Mrs. Anna Havelka, age 62 years, M
assed away at the Garfield Hospi- v
il, Washington, d. c., on Febru- M
ry IA, 1912, after a short illness. G,
OF many years Mrs. Havelka re- e.
ded in Milton, but, at the death ra
her husband, Joseph Havelka, te
1885, she, with her daughter, ne
ma Havelka, moved to Washing In
N, d. e. Surviving Mrs. Havelka Mi
e two daughters: Mrs. Jeanette
ndsay and Miss Anna Havelka,
9TH of Washington, ID. c.; two We
ms, Joseph Havelka of Kentucky, of
I'd Lincoln Havelka; four grand on
Lughters and one grandson. Flu tel
,ral services for Mrs. Havelka wi
ere held on Tuesday, February Pc
from Wilson's Funeral Home, he
Ilton, at two o'clock with Rev. N. Nc
q. Rightmyer of Lewes, officiating. ter
terment was made in the Odd Cd
FLOWS cemetery, Milton. is
HEALY Ho
Joseph NJ. Healy. husband of the ine IN
te Florence B. Healy, died on W.
turday, January "a, at Long lht
ach, California. Funeral SER SOL
,es were held at the Springfield me
Hiding. 1887 North Broad street, VI
on Sunday morning, re-
bruary l. Interment was made S SeI
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