Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
OBITUARY

IN Milford, died Saturday. AnriI 4
in the Delaware Hospital
Mr. Abbott was forced to retire
because of illness.
re is survived by his wife. Lanra
a daughter, Mrs. Winford McCov
wilmington; sister, Mrs. Laura
Morris, Milford, and two brothers
George of Pottstown, Pa, and I'm
ly, Of Milford.
Funeral services were held al
1870 D. m. on Wednesday at the
Lotand Funeral Home, Milford. In
tterment was made in the Odd Eel
lews' Cemetery, Milford.
DONOPHAN
Mrs. Ella Nora Donopbap. aged
70 years, wife of the late John q
Donophan, died Monday morning al
the home of her GRANDDAUGHTER
Mrs. Leslie Simpson, Jr., of Har-
ringtOn. Funeral services were held
at The Berry Funeral Home. Eel
ton, Wednesday afternoon at / o.
clock, with the Rev. William Hitch
ems, pastor OF the Methodist Church
officiating. Interment was made al
Hollywood Cemetery, Harrington.
Mrs. DOnOphan is survived bv Z
daughters: Mrs. Ida Killen. Eel
ton, Mrs. Ella Mae Farrow. Har-
Mrs. Nettie d. Atkinson
Dover; 8 grandchildren and z great
grandchildren; sisters: Mrs
Elizabeth Schwartz, Magnolia, Mrs,
Blanche Swisher, Washington. D.
C., Mrs. Sallie Sutton, Arlington
Va, Mrs. Laura Minner, Houston !:
2 brothers: William and Lawrence
Roe of Magnolia. Mrs. Donophan
was a member of the FELTON, Metho-
dist Church.
KING
Funeral services for Margie Lee
King, 2 year old daughter of Harold
and Blanche Taylor King, of
Georgetown, were held at two o.
clock Monday afternoon, in the
James Funeral Home, in MillsborO.
with Rev. DR.. Omar E. Jones, of
SeafOrd, conducting the service. In
terment was in Union Cemetery.
Georgetown. The child died last
Friday in Beebe Hospital, in Lewes,
after a short illness. Besides her
she is survived by the fol-
owing brothers and sisters: Daniel,
Edward, Allan, Kerry, Freda, Rita
md Brenda and her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Loda King, George
own and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tay-
or of SeafOrd.
GRAUER
Louis ]. Grauer, 63, died Wednes-
lay, April LIST, at his home, 428O
Viola Street, Philadelphia, after a
several months illness. He was born
n Philadelphia and resided there
III his life. He was married to the
ormer Miss Amy Hopkins of Har-
'ingtOn. In addition to his wife, he
S survived by a brOther-in-law,
Charles Hopkins of Harrington.
Funeral services were held in the
Boyer Funeral Home, Harrington,
asst Saturday at IL a. m. The Rev.
Milton r. Elliott, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church, officiated and in
erment was in Hollywood Gene
cry.
MARVEL
George DerricksOn Marvel, SO.
etired farmer, died Tuesday, March
LIST, at the home of a son near
little Greek. He was born in Indian
river Hundred, son of Manane
Sulle Marvel and Eliza COard Bur
on Marvel. Surviving are daugh-
er, Mrs. Martin Walls of Lewes
ID, and SIX sons, Theodore ", Har-
esOn; George c., Granville T. and
Iarvin M, all of Milton; Julian
Hathaway, and Woodrow ", both
f Little Greek. Funeral services
7ere held Saturday at 2:3O D. m,
st. Georges Chapel, conducted
y the Rev. Richard S. Bailey.
'urial in the churchyard.
TATMAN
Mrs. Katie StaytOn Tatman, 6S,
tho lived at 522 East Market
treet, Georgetown, died last We'd
esday, April 1st, after a several
lOnths illness. She had been a pa
ent in the Beebe Hospital and
ne Governor Bacon Health Center.
he was born at Greenwood, daugh-
sr of Amos J. and Catherine Grit
tn StaytOn and lived in that area
II many years. Her husband, Car
IS, died IA years ago and later she
loved to Georgetown. A daughter,
lillian Rebecca, died eight years
go. Mrs. Tatman was a member
Grace Methodist Church, it's
unday School, and the WOman's
Ociety. She is survived by a daugh-
II, Mrs. LinwOOd Penuel and two
randsOns, of Georgetown, and
rOther, Merris T. StaytOn, Sr., of
1interthur, and several nieces and
ephews. Funeral services were
eld in st. JOhnstOwn Church, near
reenwOOd, last Saturday at 2 p. m.
he pastor, the Rev. ]. E. Layton,
ficiated, assisted by the Rev. DR..
c. Mulligan Of Georgetown. In
'rment in the church cemetery.
MASTEN
Harry Layton Masten, 55, part |
er in the painting contracting
rm of Calhoun and Masten, died !
st Thursday night, April End, in |
he Memorial Hospital, Whining
N, following a long illness. A ma /
We of Harrington, Del, Mr.. Mas |