Milford chronicle., 1942-12-04
Obituary
McILVANE


retired dairyman, died suddenly on
Monday night, November 30, at his
home in Glendale. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Sarah Locates
McIlvane, and the following chill
dren: Mrs. Gladys Jones of Milton;
/ Norman, of near RehobOth Beach;
Corporal William McIlvane, U. S.
Army, stationed in Carlsbad, N. M;
Private Robert McIlvane, U. S. Ar
my, stationed in New Orleans, and
James and Mary McIlvane, at home.
The following brothers and sisters
also survive: Mrs. Edgar Joseph,
Angola; Mrs. Mae Stevenson, Mills
borO; Joseph McIlvane, near Lewes.
and Willis McIlvane, Angola. Mr..
McIlvane ran a large dairy farm at
Jefferson Cross Roads for 27 years.
A year ago with his family he NOV
ed to Glendale where he conducted
a store. Funeral arrangements will
be completed upon the arrival of
the two sons in the service.
CAMPER
Miss Ida M. Camper, age 81
years. passed away Wednesday
morning, December 2, 1912, at
Devitts Camp, Allenwood, Pa, fol- |
lowing an illness of eight weeks. |
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon, December 6, at
o'clock in the Houston Methodist
Church, with Rev. N. c. Benson Off
ciating. Interment in Odd Fellows
cemetery, Milford. She is survived
by her mother, Mrs. Bertha B. Cam !
per, Houston; her father, Wilbur |
Camper, Bowers Beach; one sister,
Mary Camper, and two brothers,
Lester and Robert, all of Houston,
and one half brother, Wilbur, of |
Milford. Miss Camper was an ems
ployee of World Trade and Intelli-
gence Department in Washington.
may call at the Berry Flu
neral Home, Milford, Saturday eve
ming.
CORDRAY
Ebe NAPLES Cordray died in the
Milford Memorial Hospital on Tues
lay morning, December 1. Mr.. Cor ,
Tray was born in Pennington and
resided there all of his life. He was
he son of the late Thomas and =
Mary Lord Cordray and was a me-
;hanic by trade. Funeral services
n charge of the Rev. Howard |.
Davis, will be held from his late /.
lone on Friday afternoon at two :
)'clock. Interment will be made
n Hollywood Cemetery. Besides .
lis wife, Mrs. Ella Irons Cordray, :
lie is survived by six children:
drs. Homer Vincent, Harrington; :
1rs. William Harrington, Mrs. :
Iharles Aaron and Mrs. Ray Clark, =
IL of Dover; Miss Madaline Cord :,
ay, Pennington, and Private Rob- :
rt Cordray, Fort Dix, N. ]. Also .
hree sisters, Mrs. Annie Booth. 4
Mrs. Joshua T. Downs :,
f Wilmington, and Mrs. Samuel I
Greenwood. u
JOHNSON = =
Mrs. Laura E. Johnson, age 67 -
ears, passed away at her home ON =,
Vest Hosier avenue in Selbyville ~
bout ~ o'clock on Sunday night. =,
ovember 80. Funeral services - :,
'ere held, from the home on We'd d,
esday at l p. m.. The body was VI
lken to Hollywood cemetery, near ~ ~
for burial. Deceased is N'
lrvived by her husband, James w. n
three daughters, Grace at - -
ome; Mrs. Edna McCabe of Selby- 20 20
lie; Mrs. Lula Beauchamp of near ~. ~
ittsburgh, Pa, and seven grand U w
lildren. There are also two sisters, w
rs. Viola Thistlewood and Mrs. III III
IRA Satterfield of Houston. ~ ~
CAREY
Samuel ]. Carey, age rs years, az a.,
tired farmer of Greenwood, died III
rly Sunday morning, November W
after a short illness. He was the co
n of the late Samuel and Eliza vi
tn Carey and was born near Har-
lgton. Funeral services were held W.
afternoon of last week III
2 p. m. at Concord Church with oI
e Rev. Jump of Denton and Rev.
lorpe officiating. Interment in ad- un
ming cemetery. He is survived by II
) wife. Mrs. Rose Carey, and one au
lighter, Mrs. John Porter, both of NO
eenwood, and several grandchil- sia
Ell. NO
GRAHAM SUI
Mrs. Sarah H. Graham, wife of Sol
hn w. Graham, Jr., died at her
me, 33S West Logan street, Ger
Philadelphia. on Wednes-
Y, November 25. Funeral services