Milford chronicle., 1953-01-23

odd Fellows Cemetery.
Mr.. Moore is survived by his |
widow, Mrs. Anna Moore; one son, !
frank, who lives at home and one |
sister, Mrs. Virdie M. Davis, also
If Milford.
BRICKER
Mrs. Bessie Bricker, 81, of Efing-
ham, Illinois, died in that city on
January 13. She had been
in i'll health for several years.
She is survived by ten children:
Mrs. Elias B. Reed of Georgetown,
Eva Fulk of Dieterion, ILL.,, Jesse
L. Bricker of st. Louis, Mo-, Emery
Albert of Rock Island, ILL.,, Ernie
Bricker of Lincoln, Ill, Henry AL
bert, Eugene Bricker, John Brick
er, Bernadine Reeder and Lucille
PontiOus, all of EfElnghan.
Funeral services were held last
week in Efingham.
WORKMAN
William H. Workman, age 80, Of
Ellendale, husband of Georgeanna
Workman, passed away in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital after a
long illness. Funeral services were
held Friday afternoon at the Berry
Funeral Home, Milford, at 2 o.
clock. Rev. Petms officiated. In
terment in Glendale Cemetery. Be
sides his wife, he is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Lillian Beebe
of Glendale, two sons, Robert a.
of Lenox Park, Pa, and Norman E
of Ellendale, and one grandson.
COVERDALE
Isaac E. Coverdala, age 81 years
died at his home in Georgetown
on Thursday of last week. A veter'
an of World War l, he had been II
poor health for some time.
He was a son of the late Charie
and Rene Turner COverdale ant
is survived by two sisters, Mrs
Cora Hill, of Georgetown, Mrs
Gladys Hood of Lincoln, and on
brother, Avery COverdale G
! Georgetown.
Funeral services were held at HI
late home on Monday afternoon a
two o'clock. Interment was mad
in the Baptist Cemetery at George
town.
CAMPER
Miss Annie N. Camper, II, of HaI
+. I.rington, died in the Milford Mem
orial Hospital on Tuesday of las
week. She had been a patient
the hospital for the past two week
Miss Camper was the daughte
of Philemon and Margaret Hicl
man Camper. She was born nee
= Harrington and lived in that v
> cinity all of her life. She was
member of Asbury Methods
Church, the Ever-Ready Sunds
School Glass, the Ladies' Auxilial
of the Harrington Fire CompaI
: and the Harrington Home Demo
n stration Club.
: Miss Camper is survived by thr
. brothers, Jacob W. Camper, w
r. liam T.. Camper and Harvey
# Camper, all of Harrington, and Sc
= eraI nieces and nephews.
> Funeral services we're held at t
q Boyer Funeral Home in HarFin
d ton last Friday at 2 p. m. with
r Rev. Robert 2. Van Cleaf, past
n of Asbury Church, officiating. L
. terment was made in HOllywo
r Cemetery, near Harrington.
70 WILEY
of Mrs. Emma Harriet Wiley,
wife of Wilmer Wiley of near F
N ton, died Friday morning, Janu;
TX is, in the Kent General Hospi
in at Dover.
r In addition to her husband,
st is survived by two sons, Everett
as George of Boston, Mass; Aus
st Wiley, FELTON,; two daughters, N
Grace Bohannon, FELTON,; Mrs. D
is McGraw, Los Angeles, Calf.
grandchild, and one sister, n
James Oakes, Kenosha, Wis.
Funeral services were held
the Berry Funeral Home in Eel
- on Monday afternoon at 2 o'cl
'S .e with the Rev. Charlie Atkins,
70 - tired Methodist minister, oficiat
~ Tnterment was made in MT. o
~ Cemetery, near Sandtown.
.e PFLEEGOR
Mrs. Myra Pfeegor, age 50, !
re- of the late HARRY PfieegOr,
Md found dead in her home on Clc
Ice Street, Harrington, Monday
a nin,, January 18th. Funeral S
yiu ices were held from the b
ks. Funeral Home, Milford, Thurs
ext afternoon at / o'clock. Rev. 70
!. Van Cleaf, pastor Of the Asl
Church, Harrington, officiated
terment in Odd Fellows Cemet
Camden. Surviving is one si
ar Reba Stafford of Harrington.
al, LINGO
ual William e. T. Lingo, Of
80 Georgetown, died in the Beebe
pital last Saturday morning ;
ure 3 long illness.
eat He is survived by a sister,
has Della Lingo, of New Lisbon, \
id and several nieces and nephew
A | Millsboro and Georgetown.
.uc- Funeral services we're hell
the James Funeral Home IN n
go boro, on Monday afternoon at
the o'clock, with Rev. John Rec
lsed pastor Of the Pilgrim Holl
Church Of Gumboro, officiating