Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
OBITUARY


he was associated with the Penn
sylvania Economy League. During
World War II, in which he served
as a major, his posts included that
of Fiscal Officer for Bavaria
A graduate of Harvard Univer-
sity in 1920. Wallace taught at
LOOmis School in Windsor, Conn.
He later became comptroller of the
Pennsylvania State Department of
Public Assistance, where he or
ganized the work Of the DPA's
bureau of finance.
He was a member OF the Execu-
tives' Club, the Electric Club, and
the Connecticut Historical Society
In addition to his wife, Elizabeth
Aldred Wallace, formerly of Mil
ford, he is survived by his mo-
ther, Mrs. Wilfred Wallace and a
sister, Miss Carol Wallace. both
of Orange, N. j., and a brother
Alan Wallace, of Summit, N. J.
Funeral services were held al
the home on Monday, February II
DAVIS
Emma l., G. Davis of $40 NOrtl
Glebe Road, Arlington, Va, wife
of Frank w. Davis, age 81 years
passed away at the George Wash
ington University Hospital, Wash
ington, D. c., on Sunday afternoon
February 10, 1852, after long i'll
ness. Funeral services will be hell
at Our Lady of Mercy Church, o
Philadelphia, Pa, Friday mOrnin
at 10 o'clock. Interment at the Odu
Fellows Cemetery, Milford. De-
Besides her husband she is surviv
ed by two sons, Albert and Richar
Gosa, of Philadelphia. Pa.
POTTER
Horace Greeley Potter, aged 8
years, passed away at his home i
Cedar Neck, Tuesday, February
after a long illness. Mr.. Potter,
well-knOwn farmer in the Ceda
Neck area, had been actively Ell
gagged in farming for many year
until he retired about five year
ago. He was born December
1868, on the John Potter MansiO
Farm. He was the son of the lat
Benjamin E. and Delilah Higma
Potter. Mr.. Potter was married t
May E. Watson. the daughter {
William P. and Sallie Ingram Wa
son on December 27, 1905. H
leaves his only son. William HOl
ace Potter, one sister, Mrs. Ami
Reed, one brother, Willard POtte
both of Milford and several niece
and nephews Funeral service
were held from the Berry Funer
Chapel at 2:3O p. m, Sunday, Fe
ruary 10th. Rev. William ReVell
Sr., of Lincoln, and Rev. Euge
> Hungerford of Georgetown, Mar
land, conducted the services wi
interment in Odd Fellows CemeteI
> CARPENTER
{ Funeral services for Joseph
Carpenter. who passed away
Thursday. February 7th, were he
f from the Lofand Funeral Home
; Saturday. February 9th, at p. I
with the Rev Ralph Jones
/ charge. Interment in Barrat
/ Chapel Cemetery. Mr.. Carpenter
survived by one son, Frank Ca
penter of Milford and five daug
ters, Mrs. Carl Baker of New Ca
tie, Mrs. Morris Murphy of Milto
Mrs. Frances Donovan of Dove
Mrs. Thomas Donaldson of Ma
, shalltOn, Mrs. Carlton Mitchell
f Georgetown and nine grandch
dren and six brothers and one 81
= ter.
2 SAPP
l Mr. Willard Sapp, age II, di
. at his home early Monday NOR
S ing. February 11th, after a lOI
e illness. Funeral services were he
). from the Rogers Funeral Hon
o Wednesday, February 18th, at
d p. m. Interment at Barratt's Cha
S ell Rev Roy Jones, pastor of t
e Frederick Methodist Church, OF
= ciated He is survived by his wi
h Mrs. Maggie NJ Sapp, one daug
t ter, Mrs Watson Denney, of Marc
e Hook, Pa. two grandchildren a
+ two great-grandchildren. one S
ter, Mrs. Sallie Smith. Mr.. Sa
was a retired restaurant own
retiring about 10 years ago. He W
a member of the Volunteer F.
Company of Frederick. His mS
: hobby was playing cards with I
J. members of the Fire Company. a
fishing with the local men in F
e hOboth.
IS TRUITT
= Erasmus Berry Truitt, Y, hi
t band of Mary Elizabeth Truitt, d
e at his, home in Harrington on Tu
e day, February 18th. A son of
late Miles and Eliza Massey TrU
u of Glendale, he had lived here
. the past nine years, and was (
gagged in farming. Survivors, in ;
I ditiOn to his wife, include thl
IL children: Mrs. Harry LOfland,
Bridgeville; Ollie Truitt. Harril
ton. and Mrs Charles Price. n
ford. Also surviving are one graz
son; a sister. Mrs. Mary Russ
IL Glendale, and the following b
Tiers: Henry c. Truitt. BTidgevi
Of Kenzie Truitt. Ellendale, and H
l.. rington Truitt. Harrington. Fun
IF al services will be held on FriC
To- at 2 p. M. at the McColley's Chi
At ell. Radden. The Rev. James ON
m of Milford, will officiate. assis
2 by Rev. Grier Baker of Harringt
Interment will be in McColle
IN Cemetery.
IN MOORE
Mrs. Annie Moore, widow of H
= vey Moore. age IS years, of Viz