Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14
OBITUARY

Brittingham, Of Lewes, Mrs. Mar /
shall Benson of Lincoln, Mrs. Da-
Wis Jefferson of Milford and Mrs.
E. Sturn of Cape May
Court House, N. j., also three bro
theirs, William M. Jones of Cape
May, N. j., ]. Mitchell Jones and
T. r. Jones Of Lincoln, Del.
Funeral services we're held on
Monday afternoon. September To-
at two o'clock from the Lofand
Funeral Home in Milford. Inter
ment was made in the Slaughter
Neck Cemetery with the Reverend
VIM. H. Revelle of the Lincoln
Methodist Church, officiating.
SAVAGE
Maurice r. Savage, age 81 years,
passed away suddenly Tuesday.
September IL, at the Kent General
Hospital in Dover. Mr.. Savage was
the Owner-operator of Fairview Inn
at Bowers Beach. He is survived by
his wife, Ethel Savage, and one
brother, Bert Savage of Milford
Neck. Funeral services will be
held this Sunday afternoon at
p. m. from his late residence. DR.
Elderdice of Magnolia and Bowers
will Offlciate. InteTment will bt
made in Barratt's Chapel Gene
terry. Friends may attend the view
| ing at his late residence Saturda!
evening after z o'clock. The de
] ceased was a veteran of World Wa
/, and was an active member o
Walter L. Fox Post, American Leg
ion, of Dover. /
ROACH
Mr.. Harry B. Roach, aged 79
passed away at his home in Prime
Hook Neck, on Friday, Septembe
Ia, 1851. Well known in lower Del
aware, he was respected by every
one. He was a farmer most all O
his life. His survivors are his wife
Mrs. Hettie Roach; five daughters
Mrs. Edward GOoner, Milton, Mrs
William McIlvaine, HarbesOn, Mri
J. Mitchell Morrison, Trenton, \
j., Miss Ethel Roach and Mrs. Del
la Mae Hunt of Milford; four soni
William, Douglas, Rufus and Rich
ard Roach, all of Milford; fourtee
grandchildren and seven gres
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held o
Tuesday afternoon, September 1
at two O'Clock from the Lofian
Funeral Home in Milford. Intel
ment was made in the Slaughtt
Neck Cemetery with the Rev. WI
' H. Revelle of Lincoln Methods
Church, officiating.
RENTZ
! Mr.. John Rentz of Dover, Del
1 ware, passed away in the Merc'
Hospital in Trenton, N. j.,
= Sunday, September 8, 1851. whi
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Edwa'
FentOn.
Mr.. Rentz made his home
z Dover with another daughter, MI
Robert Carpenter. He is surviv
Also DIV LHO AlAuAG AouEAA - ava
I, William Carpenter of FELTON,, a
! Mrs. Clarence Clark OF Richards
. Park, Del, and his fifteen graz
- children and fourteen great graz
= children. Viewing of the renal
I was in the LOfland Funeral Hol
e in Milford on Wednesday evenil
Is Funeral services were held fr'
= the Wesley Church in Dover
Of Thursday afternoon, September
4 at one o'clock, with the Rev. 10
d, A. Trader officiating. Intermt
I'd was made in Rarratt's Chapel Ce
az etery, near Frederick.
er MAULL
lg Mrs. Annie Burris Maull. 70, W
g. of Charlie C. Maull, died at
n home near Milton on Thursday
le ter a long illness. Born in Milt'
n she was a daughter of George
OF and Mary Dean Burris. Her HI
Oh band is her only immediate s.
vivor. Funeral services were h
rs at the Reed Funeral Home in n
81 ton on Sunday afternoon with
- Ce Rev Milton Elliott, pastor of Gri
- =, Methodist Church, officiating.
al a.. terment was made in Odd Fello
-, Cemetery in Milton.
- WHARTON
m Robert Isaac Wharton. age
ne years. died at his home in Mi
NV boro, on Monday. after long
ar ness. He was born near Oc
RI. View. a son of the late John
ON. and Maria DerricksOn Wharton
aid Surviving are his wife, \
ral. Mary Lathbury Wharton;
of daughters, Mrs. Esta Smith, Ss
Ill bury. Md, and Miss Betty WI
gs- ton. MillsborO; three sons, Will
Wharton, Laurel Mervin Whal
ng- and Harry Wharton, both OF M
a boro. There are also several gri
eer children and the following sis
and brothers: Mrs. Julia Will
and Mrs. Ella Gray, both of
byville; Mrs. Elizabeth Steele,
lin. Md: George Wharton,
Wharton and William Wharton
of Ocean View.
Funeral services were held
Dy Thursday afternoon at two O'cl
,si, sne in the Pilgrim Holiness Churcl
~ ~, MillsborO, with Rev. Ida Bras
@ 'ep pastor of the church, ofticia
w. ~, Interment in Odd Fellows @
Ior 1, terry, in Laurel.
RICHARDS
tho Funeral services were held
inc Monday 9iorning of this wee
tbe All Saints Episcopal Churcl
Rehoboth, for Miss Irene ID
anal mond Richards. 81, one of the
nm sorts best known woman rea