Milford chronicle., 1943-11-19

Win the army All fOfCeS SOME
where in England; l. Eugene South
ard. Silver Spring. Md. and Philip
c. Southland of Washington, ID. &.
Also five grandchildren and three
brothers survive. Interment was
made in the Lincoln cemetery.
KILLEN
Mrs. Emma S. Killen. Sc years
old, of RehobOth Beach. died at the
Beebe Hospital in Lewes Thursday
night, November IL. She fell and
broke her hip several weeks ago at
her home on Bayard avenue, and
never recovered. She was the widow
of Captain Thomas Edwin Killen.
formerly of FELTON,, who served 25
years on coastal passenger and
freight steamers. Surviving her are
three daughters. Mrs. Addie Case
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Edith Phillips
and Mrs. Emma NJ. Wiltbank. both
of RehObOth Beach, and two sons.
Ernest Killen of FELTON, and Capt.
George Killen. party boat fisher
men of Lewes. She was the daugh-
ter of the late Joseph and Susan
Frazer of Kent county. Funeral
services were held Sunday at . p.
m. at the Atkins Funeral Home,
Lewes, and burial was made in the
Lewes Methodist cemetery. Ofiiciat
ing was the Rev. David Baker, pas
tor of the Epworth Methodist
Church at Rehoboth Beach.
JACKSON
Mrs. Clayton G. jackson, former
ly of Pennington. died in the Pal
mer home. Dover. Wednesday. No
vember II. in her S3rd year. She
had been a resident of the home
for the past five years. Mrs. Jack
son was born near old Zion Church.
Wicomico County, Maryland. and
was the youngest of thirteen chill
dren. of which she was the sole
survivor She leaves two sons. Guy
F. jackson of Mardela Springs.
Md. and Herman c. Jackson of
Philadelphia. Funeral services
were held at the home on Friday
at ten o'clock. Interment
was made in the family plot in Par
sons cemetery. Salisbury. Md.
DOWNHAM
Henry ID. Downham, 81 years
old, an inspector for the Motor We
hicle Division of the State Highway [
died of a. heart attack
while fixing the furnace at his !
home in Wyoming Wednesday night. {
November II. following dinner. He &
was found by his wife. Mr.. Down
ham had lived all his life in the
Wyoming area. Before entering the {
employ of the Motor Vehicle De- q
partment more than two years ago,
he was in the insurance business.
are his wife, Mrs. Alice t
Finney DOwnham and a son, Fin 4
ley. Funeral arrangements are not c
Q
STILL C
Harry H. Still. age 81 years. b
passed away suddenly at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, Friday,
November 12, 1943. Funeral SER a
'ices were held Monday afternoon.
Is. at o'clock at the
-ofiand's Funeral Home this city. Il
REV. Marion E. Hungerford. pastor {
# Calvary Methodist Church, Off g
'iating. Interment in Odd Fellows h
cemetery. He is survived by two
,rothers, Daniel and Geirge Still, n
# Milford. For many years he was F
by Brakeley's Inc, this v
ity. Ii
ROSS d
Harry F. Ross, former resident "
# Milford. age 81 years. passed C
way Sunday, October "a, in Glen A
ale, Calf, where he had resided 7
he past IA years. Funeral services
we're held at Peace Chapel, KEEPER
nd Eyerick mortuary. Interment
n Forest Lawn Memorial Park
emetery at Glendale. He is sur o
lived by his wife. Susia A., and one 81
lister, Mrs. d. G. Collins of Mil il
ord ID
KELLEY 81
Mrs. Mae v. Kelley of IL East p
avenue. Claymont. died b
{ Smyrna, Wednesday, November ri
0, 1943. Funeral services were n
eld Sunday, November IA, at p. A
/. at the Berry Funeral Home, Mil v
ord. Interment at Barratt's Chap s