Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
OBITUARY
ROSS

nesday, September 26, 1851. Mr..
Ross was supervisor of the Penn
sylyania Railroad for the past 81
years and Mayor of RehObOth for
many years.
He is survived by one daughter,
Miss Kathryne Ross, of RehOboth,
and one brother of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Funeral services will be held on
Friday afternoon, September 28, at
200 o'clock in the Wilmington
Brandywine Chapel. Interment will
be made in the adjoining cemetery.
Rev. Nelson Rightmyer of Phila-
delphia and Rev. Richard Bailey of
All Saints Church of RehobOth will
officiate at the services.
DAY
Noah A. Day, "a, died at his home
on Route 13 Thursday evening, Sep
tember 20. He had suffered a par
alytic stroke about Is months ago
and had been bedridden since then.
Mr.. Day was born in Georgetown,
the son of James and Lavenia Isa-
acs Day. He was freight cOnduc-
/ tor for the Pennsylvania Railroad
until his retirement 19 years ago.
Mr.. Day moved to Cambridge
from Wilmington during the early
part of his railroading career and
moved to Harrington from Cam,
bridge 33 years ago.
He was a member of the Asbury
Methodist Church, Harrington; O.
the P. R. r. Voluntary Relief De
partment and the P. r. R. Retired
Mems Association, both of Phila
delphia.
Mr.. Day also belonged to Della
ware Lodge 1913, Brotherhood o
Railroad Trainmen, Wilmington
Knights of Pythias No. of viii
mington and the Loyal Order O
Moose.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Lizzie Smith Day; daughter, Mr.!
William b. Lenderman; two grand
: children and four great-grandchil
! dren, all of Wilmington. A brOtheI
Robert Day of Clayton, also SUI
wives.
Funeral services were held
= the Boyer Funeral Home in Hal
rington on Tuesday afternoon
> charge of the Rev. Robert E. Va
Cleaf, pastor of Asbury Methods
y Church.
Interment was made in the Ri
! erside Cemetery, Wilmington.
WILEY
Mrs. Ida B. Wiley. age 76, di'
on Thursday, September 20, 1875
at her late home in Greenwood. 81
was born June q, 1875, the daug
ter of Benjamin and Mary E. WI
IN liams Tucker. She is survived
= her husband, William J. Willie
r., Greenwood; two sons. Roland
= : Wiley, ElktOn, Md, and Nels'
!, Wiley of Bridgeville; two daug
q ters, Mrs. Linda Wiley, Gree
20 wood. Mrs. Mildred Messick, NJ
~ ~ ton; one brother, George Tucker
fredericksburg, Md; eight gran
"A children, and eight great-gran
r children.
Funeral services were held at t
St. Johnstown Church, near Gree
wood. with the Rev. James ON
of Glendale, and Rev. J. +. Layt
u of Greenwood conducting the 81
IL vices. Interment was made in I
We adjoining church yard.
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S DEARMAN
2; William A. DearmS-n, age 81, d
Il. at his home near Greenwood Ii
Us Sunday night, after IN illness
ce 10 months during which time
" was confined to his bed. He v
ol born in Statonsville, n. c., son
is George c. and Amanda Rite
lis Dearman and moved here about
X; years ago, where he was enga(
lr- in farming. He was a faith
an member of TOdd's Church, where
e: taught a Sunday school for mS
&C years. Funeral services were h
er, at the Boyer Funeral Home, H
nd rington, Thursday afternoon
m charge of Rev. Alden S. HOpki
Jr., pastor of Todd's Church "
interment in TOdd's Chapel CeI
terry. He is survived by his W
ci- Mrs. Margaret Bundy Dearman ;
EAR a son, Charles Dearman. both
Der near Greenwood and two sist,
ct Mrs. Margaret Sisk and Ella S
am of KannapOlis, n. c.
ew =
AL JOHNSON
wv Charles f. Johnson, age
the years, died last Thursday at
CHI home of his daughter. Mrs. He
sse Kaufman, in Ocean View, foil
ca ing a short illness.
lth. A native of Sussex County
al was a son of the late Henry
er- Hettie Rogers Johnson. Besides
eg- daughter, Mrs. Kaufman, he is
get, vived by a son, J. Frank Johns
ers of Dagsboro, and two grandC
V. dren.
sui Funeral services were held
H. Sunday afternoon at two o'clocl
the WatsOn-Gray Funeral Home
Frankford. Rev. w. T. Weaver,
Ella tor of the Church of God in OC
ar View, officiating.
sar Interment was made in
'er- Georges Cemetery, Clarkville.
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