Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
Obituary
MASTEN

Mrs. Anna Wolfe Masten, age 70 |
years, wife of Wilbur Masten, died
July at the Milford Memorial
Hospital. She had been in poor
health for several years. Because !
of her health, she and Mr.. Masten
had made their home with their
married children, dividing their
time between them.
She is survived by her husband,
ert Appel of Ellendale and Mrs.
Russell w. Richards of Yeadon,
Pa, seven granddaughters, two
grandsons, five great-grandsons
and two Observation-Disclosures.
Funeral services were held at
the Berry Funeral Home on Mon
day afternoon at two O'Clock with
Rev. Frank Herson, pastor of Ave-
nue. Methodist Church, officiating.
Pallbearers were Russell Robbins
of Milford, Herman West and Ray
mond Tucker of Glendale, and
three of her grandsons-in-law,
Dudley Chance of Galena, Mary
land, James Marquisette and JOS
eph ]. Vassallo, both of Philadel-
phia.
Interment was made in the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
WEBB
Mrs. Nettie May Webb, 53 years
old, wife of Guy S. Webb, died Fri
day, July IL, at her home on Shaw
nee Road, near Milford, after a
brief illness. Funeral services were
held at the Berry Funeral Home
Milford, at l o'clock Tuesday af-
ternocn. The Rev David Baker OF
. Calvary Methodist Church, offici-
. ated. Interment in Odd Fellows
cemetery. Milford.
In addition to her husband, Mrs
! Webb is survived by one daughter
, Mrs. Adele Zencak; her father anC
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark S. Ben.
son; a brother, Davis Benson anC
two grandchildren, all of Milford
: BARNARD
b.. Funeral services for Mrs. Gym
5 thia E. Barnard, formerly of Cam
: den, who died Monday, July Ia, il
I a Washington hospital, were hell
r at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon a
: st. Paurs Chapel, Camden, wit
: interment in the family plot il
e Odd Fellows cemetery, there.
e Mrs. Barnard, widow of Remse
Cross Barnard, had been living i
Washington with her daughter
Miss Margaret Barnard, since tn
f death of her husband number {
years ago. In addition to he
daughter, two sons, Remsen CrOs
e Barnard. Jr., Milford, and WilliaI
d Ellison Barnard, Dover, and tw
e grandchildren survive.
il JACOBY
e Mrs. Catherine May JacOby. Z
years old, of New York City, die
q on Friday, July II, in ArdmOre. Pj
II She was born in Milford, daughte
: of the late William H. Twigg an
5 Mary Anna Natchum) Twigg. tn
family migrating to Philadelphi
t many years ago. Mrs. JacOby
I survived by three brothers and on
sister-Harry c. Twigg, of Bridge
ton, n. j.. William Twigg, {
Scranton, Pa; Walter Twigg an
Mrs. Nellie Allen, of Philadelphia
IS Undertaken Joseph LOtiand brougl
n the remains to Milford Tuesday. Ii
= terment was made in Odd Fellow
n Cemetery, Milford, at one O'clOcl
d Rev. John M. DeChant, pastor {
Ie the Presbyterian Church, conducte
er services at the grave.
S. STEWART
Of John H. Stewart died sudden
at his residence at Street, Md, c
lie Tuesday morning, July s, after
80 lingering illness at the age of
e. years. The deceased was a retire
K farmer and former canner.
y Surviving are his wife, Mr.
IN Sarah F.. two daughters, Mrs.
tn Hayes Miller of Street, and MI
fy Arley d. Taylor of Farmingtol
e. three sons, J. Raymond; of La
caster, Pa. Orville L., of Bali
more and Marshall l., of Washin
ton, ID. c., a brother and thr
II granddaughters.
Funeral services, conducted
Sc Rev. ]. M. Group of the Highlal
IL Presbyterian Church, were held
eu Thursday morning at his late re'
eu dence with interment in Highlai
a. cemetery.
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