Milford chronicle., 1942-10-02
Obituary
MATTHEW'S


son. pastor of Avenue Methods
Church, this city, will officiate
Interment in Odd Fellows Gene
terry. He is survived by one grand
son, Stanley Matthews, Washing.
ton, d. c.; one sister and two
brothers, Leonard j. of Milford
and S. Nye Matthews of Whining
ton, and Mrs. Cora V. Bowers OF
Frederick, Md. Mr.. Ma h e W S,
called ED" affectionately by young
and old alike, for a number of
years conducted a machine shop
opposite the Penna. R. r. station.
OF late years he closed his plant,
but was always ready to help out
his friends when they had meehan-
ical trouble. In addition to being
first-class machinist, Mr.. Mat
thews was considered an expert on
repairing and adjusting steam boil
ers, and for several years served
on the board that inspects steam
boilers throughout the state.
VAUGHAN
DR.. William L. Vaughan, age IA
years, for about IA years a practic-
ing physician in Smyrna. passed
away at the State Hospital on
Thursday, September 10. He was a
son of Charles r. and Sarah Steele
Vaughan of near Milford. Funeral
services were held at FAIRIES Fu-
neral Chapel in Smyrna, Monday
September IA, at 2 o.
clock with Rev. ]. w. Colona in
charge. Interment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery, Smyrna. His
wife died in Smyrna several years
ago.
HAMMOND
Death occurred to Mrs. Fannie
Hammond, II years old, wife of the
late Matthias C. Hammond, Tuesday
September 29, at the home
Of a daughter, Mrs. James Layton
in Milford. The deceased, born in
was. the daughter of the
late John w. and Sallie Collins
Austin. Funeral services were held |
On Thursday at o'clock from the |
Boyer Funeral Home in Harring-
ton, in charge of the SRev. M. E. !
Hungerford, pastor of Calvary |
Methodist Church, of Milford, with |
nterment in Barratt's Chapel. Mrs.
Hammond is survived by three
daughters and three sons: Mrs.
Charles Andrews, Magnolia; Mrs.
elmer Andrews, Dover, and Mrs.
ames Layton, Milford; Ira and
Walter Hammond, Greenwood, and
,liftOn Hammond, Lynch's Heights,
ear Milford. She is also survived
y a sister, Mrs. Ernest Watson,
and two brothers, [
ohm Austin, Seaford, and Walter ,
.ustin. Pennington. {
MOHLER n
The funeral of Mrs. Anna B. /
Iohler, 72. years old, widow of Will I
On H. Mohler, who died Monday,
eptember 2S, at her home, 1912 ]
street, Wilmington, of a
cart attack, took place from the
cCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Wash {
Igton street, Thursday morning at Y
o'clock. The Rev. James F. KEEL /
!. pastor Of Holy Trinity Lutheran c
hurch, officiating. Interment was l.
ade in Barratt's Chapel cemetery. v
lrviYing Mrs. Mohler are daugh- C
+, Mrs. Mildred L. Conaway; three r
F. Leah, Mildred A., o
i'd Frank Edward Conaway, and {
e following brothers and sisters, p
rs. Clara A. Green, Harry H. Jar p
IL and Howard FARRELL of Will p
ingtOn; Robert H. and Edward A. u
.rrell of Philadelphia; Mrs. Ray c.
Ond C. Ingram, Magnolia; Mrs, eI
len Ricards and Elwood FARRELL g
Viola, and Lou and Joseph Jar al
II of Felton,. and several nieces W
ID nephews. She was a member of 81
1ly Trinity Church and the Ladies' OF
HILLARY of the Brotherhood of OF
lilway Trainmen.
HOLLAND
The funeral of Archibald Hol-
Id, 46, years old, of 1888 French
eet, Wilmington, who died sud- m
My Tuesday morning, September SCI
at his home of heart attack, tir
Il be held Friday afternoon with in
vices in Ezion Methodist. Church wi
2 o'clock. The Rev. Earl H. sci
lmpton, pastor, will officiate. In mi
ment will be made. in Mt. Olive
netery. Born in Milford, he was m.
on of the late George and Sarah w
Hand. He conducted a drug store fo
Ninth and French streets for a he
nber of years and at the time of do
death was employed at ~, B. 60
lforth. Inc. He was educated at II.
te College. Dover. and the Phil
lphia College of Pharmacy. Sur m.
ing are his wife, Mrs. Grace da
land, four children. Marilouise, vel
ria, Betty and Archibald. Jr., and Su
r brothers, George Holland of prC
and Sylvester, Clar- aft
e, and Gould, all of Milford. hol
EMORY we
Irs. Jane Emory, age so years, Civ
Tuesday, September 29, 1912, pri
The Milford Memorial Hospital. ser
leral services will be held at Der
William A. Berry. Funeral S
ne, Milford. this afternoon, Fri m.
October 2, at 2 o'clock, with all
DR.. Frank Herson, pastor of are
nue. Methodist Church, this city, as
iating. Interment will be made hon
Odd Fellows cemetery. She, is a {
1ived by one daughter. Mrs. viii
tha Hummel. of Philadelphia, vii
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