Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
OBITUARY
McKNATT


Mrs. Annie H. McKnatt, age 40,
of Milford, widow of the late George
McKnatt, died at her home on
Shawnee Road, near Milford. Her
son-in-law, John Carroll, found her
dead on the kitchen floor of her
home on Tuesday evening, October
End, 1851. She is survived by one
son, Howard McKnatt of Houston,
four grandchildren and two great
grandchildren, three sisters and /
two brothers. Funeral services will |
be held from her late residence on /
Shawnee Road on Sunday after
noon, October 7th, at p. m, with |
interment in Hollywood Cemetery, |
Harrington. Rev. Edwin Tull of the |
Church of God, will officiate. |
Friends may call on Saturday eve
ming at her home.
WELLS
Mrs. Lillian NailOr Wells, So,
wife of Joseph S. Wells, died at her
home on the outskirts OF Milford
on Monday night, September oath,
following a heart attack. She was
daughter Of the late William Ben
iamin NailOr. Besides her husband,
she is survived by her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Porter NailOr, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lester Moore of Harring-
ton, Mrs. Harold Schirmer, Milford
r. D., two sons, NailOr Wells, Mil
ford r. D., and Carleton Wells,
Milton There is also sister, Mrs.
Meta Campbell, of Milton and IL
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Friday, September 28th,
at 2 o'clock in the Pilgrim Holiness
Church In Milton, with the Rev. Ell
mer ]. Hooking. pastor, officiating.
Interment held in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, in Milton.
HRUPSA
Mrs. Katherine S. HTupsa, age
II years, died at her home near
Mastens Corners on Sunday night
after an illness of several years.
She was born in CzechoslOvakia,
the daughter of Matthew and Mira
Skrovan but came to this country
about so years ago and had lived
in this vicinity for the past SS years.
She is survived by her husband,
BartOs HrupsO of Harrington; four
daughters. Mrs. Francis Kommacek
of Birmingham, N. Y; Mrs. Jules
, Ritter, ArdmOre, Pa; Mrs. John
Nedelka, Havertown. Pa; Mrs.
Emil Girardi, Pennington, Del; and
three sons, Rudolph and Charles
Hrupsa of FELTON,; and Frank Hrup-
so of Harringtn and eighteen grand
children. Funeral services were held
at St. Johns r. c. Church, Milford,
Thursday morning in charge of the
Rev. Daniel M. Power. Interment
-, was in Hollywood Cemetery near
Harrington.
PEPPER
Mrs. Margaret E. Pepper, aged
n. widow Of Paul Pepper, of Selby-
Vile. died Friday night, September
28th, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Sarah P. Mclaughlin, in Me-
rion, Pa. A native of Selbyville, she
e was a daughter Of the late Ezekiel
w. and Lucy Brasure Dickerson
}. Besides her husband, she is surviv-
ed by a sister. Mrs. Carrie ThOmp'
= son. of Selbyville. Mrs. Pepper was
a member of the Selbyville Com
= munitv Club and of the w. S. c. 5
of Salem Methodist Church. Funera
services were held Tuesday after
I noon at one O'Clock. in the Watson
Whaley Funeral Home, in Selby
e Vile. with Rev. Charles S. Jarvis
pastor of Salem Methodist Church
). officiating. Interment in the famil!
burial plot at ROxana.
+ SAVAGE
Charles r. Savage, aged SO years
died at his home in Ocean View
late last Saturday night after
short illness. A native of Williams
Vile, he was a son of the late Jame
n and Mary Lewis Savage. He har
e lived in Williamsville, where h
5 conducted a blacksmith shop, unit
g four years ago. He is survived b,
It two sons, Raymond Savage, Oceal
n City, Md; Edward Savage, Selby
d Vile. R. D.; one brother, Archi
n Frank Savage, of Ocean View; l
grandchildren and one great-grand
a child. Funeral services were he'll
r Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. /
IN Sound Methodist Church. Rev. Har
n vey Hufnal, pastor of ROxana Meth
IN odist Church and Rev. James Ian
sr greT, pastor of GumborO Methods
in Church conducted the services. In
terment in the Alfred Lynch Gene
D. tory npa; Galbyville.