Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01
Obituary

Clarence H. Emory, rs years old,
of Milford, died at his home on
Thursday afternoon, July "a, after
a short illness. Funeral services
were held at the Berry Funeral
Home, Milford, on Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. David
Baker of Calvary Methodist
Church, officiated. Interment in the
Odd Fellows cemetery, Milford
Mr.. Emory is, survived by one
step-son, V. L. Fox of Milford,
eight grandchildren, nine great
grandchildren, and a brother, Ben
jamin Emory of Harrington.
WALLS
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Walls, 81
years old, daughter of Sally Car
mean Messick and John d. Mes
sick, and wife of William ]. Walls,
died at her. home in Lewes last
Saturday, July 26. She had been i'll
for about three months.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Slaughter Neck Methodist
Church. The Rev. F. H. Truitt oil
Nassau, officiating. Interment in
/ the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Walls is survived by sever
daughters: Mrs. CORTLAND Smith
Ellendale; Mrs. Paynter Reynolds
Milford; Mrs. Rodney Austin, Sea
ford; Mrs. George French, Milton.
Mrs. Alfred Best, Nassau; Mrs
John Mitchell, Lewes; Mrs. Ed
ward Reed, Milton; seven sons
Franklin of Milton, Joseph B. o
Lewes, Herman, U. S. Navy; Rob
ert, U. S. Army; William Jr., o
Milton; Charles, Milton, and Sam
ueI of Lewes; one brother, JOIN
Messick, Rehoboth Beach, and
sister, Mrs. Potter Coffin, of Mil
ford.
DOLBOW
Maurice B. Dolbow, a farmer @
near Houston. died suddenly of
heart attack last Saturday after
noon, July 26, while digging pota
toes on his farm. His wife, Mrs
Florence Dolbow, was workin
alongside him when he was stricB
en-. Mr.. Dolbow was "a years ole
A farmer for many year, MI
DOlbow was a native of Penn
Grove, n. ].
Surviving. in addition to his wit
are: His father and step-mothe1
, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dolbow of Co
lingsdale. Pa; a daughter, Mr.
Alice Wilson, Georgetown; a sol
: Albert Dolbow, veteran of Worl
. War II, who lived with his parents
one grandchild; four sisters, Mr.
Philip Houston, Greenwood; Mr.
9 Lena Springfield, Chester, Pa
Mrs. Rebecca Holcombe, GlenolC
en-. Pa; Mrs. Martha Skies, GleI
: olden. Pa; a half-sister, Mrs. Sal
: all DOlbow, Collingsdale, Pa; tw
brothers, David H. Dolbow, Che'
J., ter, and Theodore Dolbow of Pre-
q mos, Pa, and half-brother, No
man Dolbow, Collingsdale, Pa.
Funeral services were held at IL
st. Johnstown Church, near Greer
n wood, Tuesday afternoon at tv
o'clock. with interment in the a,
q joining cemetery.
BARBARIKA
Harry Barbarika. aged 81 veal
! died at the Naval Hospital in Phi
F. adelphia, Wednesday, July %, aft
y long illness. Funeral servic
k were held at the Berry funer
v home, Milford, last Friday afte
: noon. Rev. George NJ Cricure
: St. Michael's Church, PHILADELPHIA
officiated. Interment in Odd Fe
lows Cemetery. Milford. He is su
vived by a wife, three daughter
T Mary and Freda, at home, and MI
Zinnia Pittner. of Philadelphia, al
J. one son, Alexander, at home.
- ADAMS
u Mrs. Martha BOyce Adams, ag
,t so, died at her home at 207 We
: 5th Street. Milford, on Saturds
a July II. She had been confined
? her home eight weeks. She W
70 born in Laurel October 1, 49,
ID Since coming to Milford she b
been one of Milford's best knoN
C citizens. Many years ago she ma
x ried the late George w. Adams,
III Civil War veteran, and an employ
:, of the Milford Trust Co. Mr. Ada
= was also an outstanding citizen
C Milford. Funeral services for NJ
nc Adams were held at st. Pau
&C Methodist Church, Wednesday, j
a 16, at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Wi
= berly officiating. Interment "
a made in Levi Cemetery. She is 81
10 vived by niece, Mrs. Paul
w Fountain; two step-sons, Char
and IOhn Adams all Of Milford