Milford chronicle., 1952-10-10

metz Of Milford, six brothers, Will
lam and Alfred Of Milford, George
of Houston, Samuel and Herbert of
Harrington and Charles of Clayton.
Friends may call at the Lofland
Funeral Home, Milford, on Friday
evening. October 10th. Funeral
services will be held from the Fun
eral Home on Saturday, October II,
at 2 pm, with the Rev. Roy L.
Tawes, of the Avenue Methodist
Church, officiating. Interment will
be made in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Milford
DANIELS
Mrs. Daisy F. Daniels, age Ga
years, of Milford, passed away in
the Milford Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday, October 7th, 1852. Funer-
al services were held Friday after
noon, October 10th, at p. m, from
the Lofland Funeral Home. Inter
ment in the Odd Fellows Cemetery,
| Milford, the Rev. Ralph Jones
officiating. Mrs. Daniels is surviv-
ed by her husband, William P
Daniels and one son, William p.
Daniels, Jr., and two grandchil-
dren, all of Milford.
SHOCKLEY
Funeral services were held for
Alonzo Shockley of 11S West Street,
Milford, on Sunday, October 5th, at
Saint Paul's Methodist Church in
Milford, at 300 pm, with inter-
ment in the Old Hickory Cemetery,
Slaughter Neck, Delaware. The
Rev. Randolph Fisher, pastor, Off
ciated. The deceased Mr.. ShOckley
the son of the late Anthony Robin
son and Sarah f. Conwell ShOckley
of Slaughter Neck, Del. He attend
ed the public school of Slaughter
Neck and later entered Delaware
State College at Dover from which
institution he was graduated in the
class of 1908. He was married to
Mary Elizabeth Hilton of Merchant
Vile, N. J. Mr.. Shockley has beer
a teacher in Kent County, a mem
Der of the former Milford Board Ol
Education and chaplain of the Al
umni Association of Delaware
State College. Surviving member!
of the immediate family include his
wife, Mrs. AlonzO Shockley, two
sons, Mr.. AlOnzo ShOckley, of Mil
ford, Mr.. William Shockley, o.
BridgeviIle, a daughter, Mrs. Eliz
abeth s. Palmer of Milford. {
brother, Mr. Anthony M. Shockle!
of Phila., two sisters, Mrs. Cora S
Henry, Of Jamaica, N. Y, and Mrs
RhOda s. Bantam of Detroit, Mich
SCOTT
Funeral services for Ira Scott, go
who died last Thursday night a
his home in Houston, were held a
5 pm. Sunday, at the Berry Fun
eral Home, Milford. The Rev. Ken
meth Kepler, pastor of First Pres
byterian Church, Milford, officiateC
Members Of the Milford Post, Am
erican Legion, conducted militar
rites at the grave in Odd Fellow
Cemetery Mr.. Scott, a L. S. Nav
. veteran of World War l, was
member of the Milford Legion Posi-
He had been retired for some time
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nelli
? Scott; two step-sOns, Edwin ant
{ Earl BrOyles of Fredericksburg
Va: a sister Mrs. Edward Bale,
= of Milford ana two brothers, Franl
of Bryn Mawr, Pa, and Nathan o
ArdmOTe, Pa.
BAKER
7 Mrs. Eliza Ann Baker, 50, die
at her home, 218 Harrington Ave
. nue.. Harrington, Saturday night
. October 4th, after several months
, illness. She was born in Toronto
Canada, the daughter of the lat
6 Smith and Sophia Leadley GoOC
n but came to this community abOu
60 years ago Her husband, Charlie
n H. Baker, died about five and
/ half years ago. Funeral service
q were held at her late residenC
# Wednesday afternoon at O'cloc
, in charge of the Rev. Milton Elliot
q pastor of Trinity Methodist Churcl
: Harrington Interment was in Ho
r lywOOd Cemetery. She is survive
r by a daughter. Miss Nellie Bake
@ and a son, Willard Baker, both
d Harrington. Funeral arrangement
: were in charge of the Boyer Funel
l. al Home. Harrington.
h JOLLY
= Hazel Marie Jolly, "a, died
e Kent General Hospital early SUI
Al day morning, October 5th. She We
born near Hickman, Delaware, IL
daughter of Herbert Green, 81
and the late Hazel Smith Gree
and had lived near Smyrna fC
several years. Funeral service
/ were held from the Boyer Funer;
/ Home, Harrington, Thursday a
10 ternoon at 2 o'clock in charge
. the Rev. Milton Elliott, pastor
n Trinity Methodist Church, Harrini
y ton. Interment was beside her nj
IL ther in Wesley Cemetery, Burr
Vile. She is survived by her hu
l. band, William David jolly, al
D seven children. Donald, Sylvi
s. Theodore, Richard, William, d
5 lores, and Eugene, all of nei
s. Smyrna; her father, Herbert Gree
a. Sr., and step-mother, Mrs. Herbe
l. Green. of Chester, Pa; a brothe
'e Herbert Green, Jr., Dover, and h
rs maternal grandmother, Mrs. Gold
Id Smith, of Harrington.
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lie HORSEY
e Revel Goodman HOrsey, age
% years, died suddenly of a heart a
y tack at his late residence ne
'e Smyrna on October 4th. He was Il
son of the late William T. HOrs