Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
FOGEL,


and Mrs. H. s. Dodd, Dover
FOGEL
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon, December 10th,
at the LOfiand Funeral Home in
Milford for Mrs. Minnie FOgel, age
68 years, of Seaford, widow of the
late Victor Fogel, who passed away
December 7th, in Smyrna. Rev. Roy
L. Tawes, pastor of Avenue Metho-
dist Church, Milford, Officiated at
the service. Interment Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Milford. Mrs. Fogel is
survived by two brothers, r. Mar
shall Truitt of Brooklyn, New
York, and William Truitt of Will
mington, Delaware.
CAREY
Mrs. Ida Baker Carey, age SO
years, wife Of Charles w. Carey,
of Ocean City, Md, and Philadel-
phia, died in the Peninsula General
Hospital Saturday evening Of last
week after a months illness Of a
heart ailment.
Born near Berlin, Md, she was
a daughter Of the late James P.
and Margaret Floyd Baker. Be
sides her husband, she is survived
by two daughters, Miss Margaret
Carey Of Kansas, and Mrs. Helen
Grise, Selbyville; two grandsOns,
two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Long,
Bishop, Md, and Mrs. Mae Tingle
of Selbyville and a brother, Otis
Baker, also Of Selbyville
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at two o'clock in
the Watson-Gray Funeral Home in
Frankford. Rev. William Hamilton,
pastor of the Nassau Methodist Cir
cult Churches, oficiated. Interment
was made in st. Georges Metho-
dist Cemetery, in Clarksville.
FISHER
Harry M. Fisher, Sr., So, of Fred
erica, collapsed while hunting neal
Milford Neck last Saturday, anC
was pronounced dead in the Mi
ford Memorial Hospital. John Rem
ley, of Viola, his hunting cOmpan.
ion, called Mr.. Fishers son-in-law
George H. NashOld, Jr., and the
two men took Mr.. Fisher to the
hospital, where he was pronounced
dead on arrival. Death was attri-
buted to heart attack. Mr.. Fisher
is survived by his wife, Elsie Fish
er; one son, Harry M. Fisher, Jr.
in service with the u S. Navy il
Florida; three daughters, Mrs
Mary G. NashOld and Miss LilliaT
w. Fisher, both of Frederick, anC
Capt. Anna E. Hooker, an Army
nurse stationed in California; and
one brother, Claude Fisher, o
Frederica. Mr.. Fisher had been Do
yer yard supervisor for George anC
Lynch, Wilmington contractors, fol
about 25 years. Funeral services
were held at the Berry Funera
Home, in Milford, Wednesday a
2 D. m. The Rev. William Tull, o
the Church Of God, Milford, officia
ted. Interment in Barratt's Chape
Cemetery, Frederick.
WILGUS
William F. Wilgus, age SO years
of near Frankford, retired farme
and active in church and civic af
fairs of the community, died at hi
home on Sunday evening last. H
had suffered a cerebral hemmoT
hage while attending the mOrnin
church services in Sound Metho
dist Church, of which he was
member.
Born near FrankfOrd, he was
son of the late James L. and Sara
Murray Wilgus. He is survived b
his wife, Mrs. Lucinda Wilgus;
daughter, Mrs. Ella Pusey {
Frankford, and two sons, Jane
Wilgus, of Selbyville, and Willial
F. Wilgus, Jr., of Ocean View, Cler
of the Peace of Sussex Count!
There are also nine grandchildre
and four great-gTandchildren.
Mr.. WilgUs was the last charte
member of the Knights of the Go
den Eagle of Rox2na. He and Mr.
Wilgus were to have celebrate
their 63rd wedding anniversaT
within a few days.
Funeral services we're held
Sound Methodist Church, Thursda
afternoon at two o'clock with th
Rev. Wayne Burwell, pastor of til
} church, officiating. Interment we
made in the Roxana Methodist Cen
etery.
F SPICER
Miss Belle Spicer, age wear
died in the Nanticoke He. .-tal
Seaford on Wednesday, Decemb,
3, following a long illness.
j "Miss Belle" as she was know
: to many people, was a practict
nurse for many years and devote
much Of her time aiding those
distress. She had made her hon
with the family of George T. Lyme
for about 45 years.
She was a native of the GeOrg
town section and a daughter Of Il
late William and Susan Fowl,
Spicer Her only surviving reli
tives are several nieces and mel
! heWs.
Funeral services were held in Il
4 Carey Funeral Home on North Be
!. ford street, Georgetown, on Satu
3 day afternoon of last week at tV
? O'Clock. Rev. William o. Hackei
J., pastor of Wesley Methodist Churc
s Georgetown, ofIiciated Intermel
e was made in Union Cemetery,