Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
Obituary
BURKE

uH6Idl SGINlC6S lOf MES. Lucy
P. Burke, g. years old, who died
Wednesday, March IS, at her home
in Camden after a 10-days' illness
were held at 1870 o'clock Sunday
afternoon from the home, with in
terment at Barratt's Chapel. The
Rev. John ]. Bunting, Jr., pastor
of Whatcoat's Methodist Church,
of which Mrs. Burke was a MEM
her, officiated. Mrs. Burke is sur
vived by her husband. William C..
Burke; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas
E. Camper, Owasso, Mich; five
sons. w. Merritt and Edward H.
Burke. Camden, Harry c. Burke,
Dover, William r. Burke, Milford,
and Corp. Eugene P. Burke, Eglen
Field, Fla, and two sisters. Mrs.
Roberta huntington, Philadelphia,
and Mrs. William o. Hoffecker,
Wilmington. Mrs. Burke was the
daughter of the late Cephas and
Emma Parsons of Dover and. in
their latter years, of Wilmington.
She was a member of the Kings
Daughters, Camden.
TINGLE
Arley M. Tingle. aged 63. we'll
known farmer, died at his home
near Harbeson early Sunday morn
ing, March Is, after a brief illness.
Funeral services were held at late
residence on Tuesday afternoon.
the Rev. H. P. Adams of Salisbury, /
officiating. assisted by Rev. E.
Wright of Georgetown. Burial at
Conley's Chapel, Indian River hun
dred. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Lillian Negates) Tin
gle. and the following children:
Mrs. Philip B. Elliott. of Lewes;
A. Lester. of Milford; Mrs. Chas. /
w. Elliott, of Marion Station, Md;
James A. of near Harbeson; Pfc. /.
Walter R. of army camp, and Marie,
Charles and Doris. Tingle. at home.
Also survived by 12 grandchildren.
There are also three brothers, /
Dewey, Joseph and Norman Tingle, /
and two sisters. Mrs. Calvin Crop .
per and Mrs. Handy Latchum.
PETTYJOHN
Mrs. Emma Tomilson Pettyjohn,
aged 70 years, passed away at the
Delaware State Hospital on Mon
day, March %. Surviving Mrs.
Pettyjohn are her husband. Captain
T. Pettyjohn; one daugh-
-er. Mrs. Alfred Littleton of Mil
on; one granddaughter, Mrs. How
lrd Hood, Milton. and four step
children: Mrs. Harry Martin of !
Milton, Mrs. Laverty Steel of Mills
loro, Mrs. Randolph Parth of Phil
ldelphia. and William Z. Petty
ohm of Philadelphia. Funeral SER
ices for Mrs. Pettyjohn were held j
III Thursday afternoon from the I
Church at Milton, with !
Rev. Won Hagel of Milton and Rev. |
Hilbert n. Ross of Seaford. officiat- l
ng. Interment was made in Whites !
,hapel cemetery. >
WARNER j
Mrs. Jennie L. Warner, aged 96, u
life of the late Thadeus Warner,
led at the home of her son. Gains
Warner, near Greenwood, Tuesday Ii
Surviving are two daugh- n
ers and two sons, Mrs. Pauline O
.obison and Miss Jessie Warner, s.
t home; Harris j. Warner of Deep t;
liver, Connecticut, and Gains War "
er of near Greenwood. Funeral
ervices will be held Thursday af- r
,rnoon at two O'Clock from Har-
asty's funeral home, Rev. Kenneth
orbes of St. Mary's Church of r
officiating. The re- ie
aims will be taken to West Haven,
Onn., their former home, for in n,
rment. h,
McKNATT o
Sue McKnatt, aged 81, wife of 6,
iul McKnatt, died in Wilmington CO
Hospital Wednesday, d,
arch rs. Funeral services on %
lnday, March 20, at Lofiand's hi
neral home at 200 o'clock. Rev. Nh
hn Jackson Brown, Jr., pastor of TO
rst Presbyterian Church, will til
ficiate. Interment will be made Je
Odd Fellows Cemetery. She is as
rvived by two children, Frances if
d Paul, Jr.; father and mother, m
r. and Mrs. Andrew Palmer. OF III
ederica, and one sister, Edna
lker, of Milford; one brother, IS
ldrew Palmer. of Lowry Field, tn
ar Denver, Colo. Et
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