Milford chronicle., 1942-12-11
Obituary
HUDSON

Mrs. Eta M. Hudson, age 81
years, passed away at the Milford
Memorial Hospital at 11:15 a. m,
Sunday, December 6. Funeral SER
vices were held from Watson's Flu
neral Parlor at Frankford on De-
cember 8, at 1 p. m. Interment in
st. Georges cemetery. Deceased is
survived by her husband, Charles
Asher Hudson; five daughters, Mrs.
Charles e. Hudson of Omar, Mrs.
George l.. Bennett of RoXana, Mrs.
Fayetta Clark of Delair, N. j., Mrs.
Alice Steele of Merchantville, N.
j., Mrs. Bertha Dickerson of Will
Evansville; three sons, Charles l..
Hudson of Laurel, Asher E. Hud-
son of Omar, Marquis L. Hudson,
Frankford; IL granddaughters,
Dorothy Hudson, Blanche Goodwin,
Hilda TsuchiZa, Vera Hudson, Hope /
Phyllis Hudson, Janice Bennett, |
Ruth Ann Hudson, Rosalee Hudson, !
Henrietta Steele, Odetta Dicker-
son, Joyce Ann Dickerson; IA
grandsons, Julian Hudson, Manford
Hudson, Earl Hudson, Darwin Hud-
son, Allen Hudson, Norris Hudson.
George l.. Bennett, 3rd, Gerald
Hudson, Wheatley Clark, Donald
lark, Ralph Steele, Wayne Steele.
Leroy Hudson, Perry Hudson; two
Observation-Disclosures, Dorothy Ann
Hudson and Kay Arlene Goodwin,
md one great-grandson George Ed
nund Hudson.
SCANLON
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellie
ScanlOn, one of Dover's piOpeer
who died Thursday, No
-ember 26, at her home on Loock-
rman street, Dover, were held on
londay morning, November 80,
With solemn requiem mass in the
Holy Cross Catholic Church, the
rev. Andrew S. Tosick officiating.
Deacon of the mass was the Rev.
'harles Conway, of Chestertown,
Id, and sub-deacon was the Rev.
eugene Mccarthy of Milford. In
was made in the Holy
ross cemetery. Mrs. Scalon, who
you'd have been SO years old at ,
christmas, was the widow of the !
ate John Scanlon, a former Dover :
merchant, and had many friends in
lilfOrd. She is survived by a son,
ohm Scanlon, two gfanddaughters, r
Iisses Marjorie and Barbara Scan !
IN, and two sisters, Miss Mary 9
Lartnett and Mrs. Maggie Riley; r
lree nephews, Maurice A. Hart Z
EFT, Jr., and Frank j. Hartnett, =
| Dover, and John Hartnett, U. S. :,
rmy, and two nieces, Miss Mar y
lret C. Hartnett, of Dover, and g
rs. Roger Mitchell of Boonsboro, :,
d. =
WEST n =,
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ellen y
est, Sc years old, widow of JOS ~
III A. West, sol Tatnall street, =,
ilmington, took place from the =,
NTH Funeral Home, Wilmington, ~
lnday night at 9:15 o'clock. The -
ev. DR.. A. H. Kleffman, pastor of a,
est Presbyterian Church, offici- ~,
ed. Additional services and inter- a,
ent were conducted at McColley's N'
lapel cemetery, near Redden on
Onday. Mrs. West died at her Will l.,
ington home on Thursday, Decem- =.
+ 3. She was a resident of that -,
ty for rs years. Mrs. West was -,
e oldest active member of the "'
est Presbyterian Church Bible h,
ass. She was a native of George ~
wn. Surviving her are four ~ ~
lighters, Mrs. James Coyle. Mrs. d
chard Mason, Mrs. Clifford ~
and Miss Rose West. ~,
rec grandchildren, and one great ,h
all of Wilmington. ov
CLOUGH n,
James Albert Clough died on a.
nday, November 30, at his home 81, @
ar Templeville. Md, after long p ca
ness. He was 73 years old. He is -"
rvived by his widow. two sons, an
liam, of Milford, and Foster, of M M
lton; two daughters. Mrs. Mag W. W.
Thorp, of Middletown, and Mrs ~,
ncy Morris, of Hartly; eighteen eS,
and one great grand
Id; one brother, Joseph Clough, D.,
l one sister, Mrs. Jennie Everett, ~
h of Smyrna. Funeral services 6,i
re held on Thursday of last week ~,
3 p. III. at the Templeville Meth ex,
st Church, conducted by Rev. "a
lcOn MoOra of novar accictad hx GU