Milford chronicle., 1953-05-15
OBITUARY
SIPPLE

her home on Church avenue, early /
Wednesday morning, May 1S, after
a brief illness. She was born on
September 8, 1878, to the late
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Draper,
on the Draper farm in Slaughter
Neck. At an early age the family
moved to Milford, where they all
have resided since. Mrs. Sipple
was a member of Avenue Metno-
dist Church, and of its Womans
Society of Christian Service, and
a member of the Milford New Cen
tury Club, and had served as
member of its board of directors
for the past three years. Funeral
services will be held at 100 eau
sey avenue today, May Is, at three
thirty o'clock with the Reverend
Roy L. Tawes conducting the SER
vice. Interment will be made in
Odd Fellows Cemetery. Surviving
beside her husband are three chill
dren: William v. Sipple, Srd, Com
mander Henry d. Sipple, U. S. NJ,
Mrs. Garrett L. Grier, five grand
children, two sisters, Mrs. Charles
E. Varney. Mrs. John G. Truitt;
two brothers, George H. Draper,
Jr., and Tom Draper.
WROTEN
Roy E. WrOten, 70, who had Oper-
ated a tobacco and news shop in
Milford for many years, was fOung
dead at the breakfast table Sun
day morning, May 10th. Mr. Wro
ten lived in an apartment over hi!
garage. When he did not appear al
usual, investigation disclosed HI
had suffered a heart attack. He hat
been dead only a few hours whel
his body was found. A veteran o
/, World War /, Mr.. WrOten serves
with the Army overseas and wa
member of the Blue Hen POst
Veterans of Foreign Wars. He wa
[ a native of Milford. Surviving ar
= two daughters, Mrs. Norris Cord
= ray, Milford, and Mrs. DorOth
] Fehl-Haber, Waterloo, Ore; tw
= sons, George WrOten, Milford, an
I James WrOten, Boise, Ida; sis
ter, Mrs. Mia Smith, Milford, an
seven grandchildren. Funeral serV
k ices were held at 10:3O a. m. Tues
S day at the Lofland Funeral Hon
:. with the Rev. Roy L. Tawes, {
l. Avenue Methodist Church, oficia
n ing. Interment in Odd Fellow
r Cemetery.
n WAnAREnN
Jerry WagamOn, 63, died la
Sunday morning, May 10th, in Il
J. Beebe Hospital at Lewes after
+ long illness. He was the son
II the late jeremiah and Lucinda Ca
a, mean Wagamon of DagsbOrO. I
Is is survived by his wife, Mrs. A
s. berta NAPLES WagamOn; two sol
L Charles of LovingtOn, N. M; Jer
4 Jr., at home; a daughter, Mi
le Ann Louise WagamOn, at HON
\ two grandchildren; and sist
~ Miss Bertha WagamOn Of Mt. ClaI
N. J. Funeral services were he
. in the Wilson Funeral Home at M
ton Tuesday, May 18th, at 2 p.
The Rev. George A. Leukel, past
1S of CoolspTing Presbyterian Chur
oficiated. Interment in the chul
cemetery. Mr.. WagamOn, a vetcl
ng of World War /, had been driver
as bus to the Lewes High Sch
ay for 26 years.
as TIBBITT
la Mrs. Minnie L. Tibbitt, Is d
lis at her home in Harrington,
ne. Sunday night, May 10th, after
Il long illness. Recently she I
te' : been a patient in Milford MemOl
le- Hospital. She was born near H
ne rington, daughter of the late Eli
III III and Wilmina Price Hickman ;
pic had resided in Harrington a
nG most of her life. Her husba
O1l James Henry Tibbitt, died
sII years ago. She was member
-ne Trinity Methodist Church and z
III attended the Pilgrim Holm
1iy Church. She is survived by tE
VI daughters, Mrs. Helen How;
Inc Inc Gardenia, Calf; Mrs. Matte Ma
rs; tS; land, Dover; Mrs. Sarah Brad
IDl Iao Harrington; three sons, oliver
'lSo Greensboro, Md; Samuel j., +
az az rington; Fred c., Pennington
'lu grandchildren, 26 great-grandC
1I .oII dren, and two great-great-grS
'olA children. Also four sisters,
IL Harley Waller, Harrington;
81, 81 Ella Hills, Wilmington; Mrs,
= ~. liam Brown, Belmar. N. j.;
e1S lie George Taylor, Barnegat, N.
= four brothers, Edmond HickI
oi' Belmar, N. j.: Brinton HickI
Ocean City; Lawrence HickI
s Glenolden. Pa, and Abner H
man, Harrington. Funeral ser7
"a were held in the Boyer Fur
'VJ tho Home, Harrington, Wednesda,
!, of 2 p. m. The Rev. Grier Bake
N.t Denton, Nd, former Pilgrim ]
&C. CO ness pastor, of Harrington,
10 ciated, assisted by the Rev. M
ond r. Elliott, pastor of TT
Tho Church. Interment in Holly
w Cemetery, Harrington.
q VI, CAHALL
drew Mrs. Sallie Nelson Cahall
com died last Sunday night, May
and following a heart attack. She
born near Harrington, daught
odes the. late Daniel p. and Sarah
cker. tlewOod Nelson and had live
.ster. the Harrington area all of heT
lrills Her husband, William Henry
tn a hall died four years ago. Mrs
Il be hall was an active member of Z
'ues- ty Methodist Church. SurV
&c at are a daughter, Mrs. A. King
tinu- Wilmington; three sons, Rail
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