Milford chronicle., 1942-02-06
Obituary
RISLER

RISLER
Mrs. Mary Risler, age 43 years,
wife of Southard Risler, passed
away in New York, Monday, Feb
ruary 2, 1912. Her remains were
brought to Lincoln, where burial
took place on Wednesday.
WHALEY
Mrs. Hattie V. Whaley, age 80
years, wife of Lawrence Whaley,
died at her home in Chester, Pa,
Wednesday, February 4, 1912. She
leaves one daughter, Elizabeth, and
two sons, Robert and George, all of
Chester, Pa. Funeral services will
be held in the Lofand Funeral
Home on Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock. Rev. Marion E. Hunger
ford, pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church, officiating. Interment in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
DEPUTY
Mrs. Ruth IL. Deputy, aged As
years, wife of Frank Deputy, died
at her home in Milford Neck, Mon
day evening, February 2, after
long illness. Funeral services were
held from the residence Thursday
at 1870. Interment in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. The Rev. Hungerford,
of Milford, and the Rev. Conner, of
Frederick, Officiated Mrs. Deputy
leaves one son, William; hus-
band, her mother, Mrs. Sallie Ben
nett; two sisters, Mrs. John Jester
and Mrs. Arley Watkins, and one
brother, Elmer, all of Milford.
BRIGHOUSE
Arthur Brighouse, age ~ years,
died Thursday, January 80, in the
Memorial Hospital. Funeral
services were held Sunday, Febru
ary /, in the Avenue Methodist
with the Rev. Frank Her
son officiating. Besides his widow,
Mrs. Minnie Brighouse, Mr.. Brig
house leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lucy
who resides in Nor
folk, Va. Mr.. Brighouse who lived
at Staytnosville, was we'll known in
md around Milford as an excellent
Interment in Odd Fell
ows cemetery.
CONWELL
Mrs. Susan E. Conwell, 70 years
Did, wife of Arthur c. Conwell,
lied at her home in Milton Tues
lay, January 27. She had been ill ,
1nly few minutes after returning /,
nome from spending the evening
With friends. Death was due to
stroke. Besides her husband, she
S survived by one sister, Mrs. Van {
Dyke Higgins of Franklin Park. N. c
J.. and two nieces, Mrs. Walter 3
iibson and Mrs. Laura Lippincott c
# New Jersey: Funeral services /
we're held at the home on Atlanta I
treet on Saturday afternoon. Bur- I
al was made in Odd Fellows
at Milton. {
BELTS
Funeral services for Robert ]. 7
;etts, Sc years old, of 217 Wood )
avn avenue, Wilmington, were
eld Wednesday morning from the
ONE at $50 o'clock followed by
Ugh mass at 9:30 o'clock at st. t
homas' r. c. Church. Interment v
as made in Cathedral cemetery. T
Ir. Belts died Saturday, January b
|, at his home He suffered COM A
lications. Surviving him are his t
ife, Mrs. Mary A. Belts; two chill +
rem, Mrs. Eleanore M. Harkins {
nd Mrs. Margaret R. Brennan, all
Wilmington; a brother, Joseph
etts, of Milford, ~ grandchildren
nd 5 great-grandchildren. Mr.
etts, who was a native of Mil 4,
rd. was a member of Whining y
IN Lodge No. l, A. o. U. W. n n
SHEPPARD p
Funeral services were held for tC
rs. Emma Smith Sheppard at the "
)me of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph m
Parsons, in Pittsville. Md. on al
uesday, January 27, conducted by
Ie Rev. f.. NJ. Volk. Interment r
as in the cemetery at Pittsville.
rs. Sheppard, rs years of age,
ed at the home of her daughter,
rs. Ralph E. Parsons, with whom JJii
lie lived, on Sunday night. January Tic
!, after a brief illness. She was H.
e widow of John G. Sheppard OF g.
ttsville. Besides her daughter, ch
rs. Parsons, she is survived by wa
10 sons, Chester S. Sheppard of IN, iinI
ashington. and J. Raymond Shep- tn,
.rd of Salisbury; by sister, Mrs. n!
mos A. Davis of Pittsville; four ali ali
and one great inl
and-child. Mrs. Sheppard was -
sister to the late Asbury and f. wa wa