Milford chronicle., 1950-02-24
Deaths of the Week
WINDSOR

WANOOOh
Thomas Thaddeus Windsor. aee
6S years, owner of the New Hotel
Windsor in Milford and for manv
years proprietor of that hostlerv
passed away last Friday morning
February II, at the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. Leila Jennings. fol-
lowing a long illness. For some
years Mr.. Windsor, a former well
known sportsman and hunter had
been living in retirement on his
farm at the edge of town. Other
survivors in addition to Mrs. Jen-
nings, are a sister, Mrs. James Sale
van Of AthOl. Mass, and a brother
Charles Windsor of Milford. Mr.
Windsor was a member of the To-
cal Odd Fellows Lodge. He was
the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Windsor and was horn
near GumbOrO. The funeral was
held from the William A. Berry Fu.
neral Home, this city, last Sunday
afternoon. Interment in Odd Eel.
lows Cemetery. The Rev. Rov L
raves, pastor of Avenue Methodist
Church, and the Rev Kenneth Ken.
Ter, pastor of the First Presbvter.
ian Church. officiated.
WHALEY
John Whaley, aged n years. hus
band of Emma Whaley, passed away
at his home on E. Fourth Street
Milford, Sunday, February 10, 1850
Mr.. Whaley was one of the Spanish
American War Veterans. He ais,
served in the PHILIPPINES. Besides
his wife, he is survived by thre,
daughters, Mrs. William Goodwin
Dover; Mrs. Francis Cunning. MIL
ford and Mrs. Thomas Sutton n
Baden, Pa; three sons, John an,
James Whaley of Milford and Nor
man Whaley of Salisbury, Md: tw,
sisters Mrs. Lydia Collins q
Smyrna and Mrs. Mamie Marvel o
Milford and nine grandchildren
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon, February %
1850, at p. m, from the Loflanr
Funeral Home with interment Il
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Milford
rev. Edwin Tull, pastor of tn,
Church of God and Rev. Row
Tawes, pastor of Avenue Methodis
Church, officiated.
BELTS
Mrs. Susan Belts, age 81 yea1
widow Of Joseph E. Belts passe,
away Thursday morning. Febru
airy 70, 1850 in the Milford Memor
ial Hospital after an illness of owe
a month. Funeral services will n
held Sunday, February 26 ar IN,
Lotland Funeral Home. Rev. Davi,
Baker, pastor of Calvary Methods
Church assisted by Rev. M 2
Hungerford, will officiate. Mrs
Belts was an active member of th
Calvary Methodist Church fo
many years, having been a charte
member Of the Methodist Protes
tant Church in Milford. Those sur
vlVing are: grand son, Joseph +
Belts, End; two great-grandchil
dren, Jane Belts and Zenedell,
Belts Christensen; and a great
great-granddaughter, Nancy Bill
Christensen.
DAWSON
William A. Dawson, 7S, of 1O2 [
Twenty-fourth Street, Chester, Pa
formerly of Houston, died on Tues
day' February IA, at his home afte
a long illness. The funeral tool
place from the home Friday nigh
at $3.50 p m. and interment wa
made in Barretts Chapel Cemetery
Frederica. A retired commissio,
merchant, he had lived in Cheste
since 1914. Surviving are a daueb
ter, Mrs. Emma Sparks. with WHOM
ne lived; three sisters. Mrs Pris
villa Davis and Mrs. Margaret Ne
edles, both Of Aldan, Pa. and Mrs
Bertha Conner, Chester, and tw,
brothers, Clarence, Milford an,
John, Houston.
MONROE
Walter p Monroe, well knowr
banker, pOultryman and for owe,
40 years a merchant OF MiIlshoro