Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-02-19
OBITUARY

nOLDEM
Wallace n. Holden, 80. who oon-
uucted barber business IN Wvor,-
ing Tor so years until his retirement
ulue Saturday, February ~ Of the
nome OF his daughter. Mrs Glenn
'Ohhson, in Wyoming.
Mr.. Holden is survived bv two
daughters, Mrs. Johnson. and Mrs
elmer McElhoue, Philadelphia: four
grandchildren; brother. Horace 7,
Holden Philadelphia; a sister Mrs
William Moore, of Harrington
services were held from the
IOrDert Funeral Home, Dover At
l p. M, Tuesday of this week. with
lnterment in Odd Fellows Cemetery
camden. The Rev. James ! Won
hagel, pastor of Wyoming Methodist
Church oficiated.
CAREY
George Edward Carey, aged 66
years. retired farmer, died Friday
morning, February 10 at his home
IN DagsborO, following an illness
OF only few days He had suffered
a heart attack earlier last week
A native and lifelong resident of
Dagsboro, he was a son of the late
James and Ida Mae Chamberlain
carey. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Viola Carey; a daughter. Mrs,
Ida Powell, Of Dagsboro and three
grandchildren.
he attended the Pilgrim Holiness
Church at Roxana. Rev. Charles
Armstrong pastor of that church
conducted funeral service in the
Watson Gray Funeral Home. in
frankfort, Sunday aft0ruoon at
two o'clock. He was assisted by
Rev. Ida Brasure, pastor of the
MillsbOrO Holiness Church. Inter
ment in ST. Georges Cemetery. in
GAINESVILLE.
SCOTT
Mrs. Bertha Wyatt Scott. 60. of
Denton died Saturday, February 5.
IN Milford Memorial Hospital where
she was a patient for five weeks !
She was born in Greensboro. daugh- /
ter of William E. and Mary Bright
Hammond.
Her first husband was John Wyatt |
and they lived for many years at
Masten's Corner. He died in 1943.
Later she married Amos Scott and
moved 40 Denton where she lived
the past six years. She was hostess
at Denton for the Southern States
Cooperative until her health failed.
She was a member of the Wo-
mans Society of both Hobbs and
Concord Methodist Churches.
Surviving are five daughters: Mrs.
Emma Wyatt Jefferson, Milton; Mrs.
jeanette Wyatt Faulkner, living in
Germany; Mrs. Edna Wyatt Berry
hill, Magnolia; Mrs. Cora Wyatt
Harris and Mrs. Ruth Wyatt Dill.
both of Harrington; a step-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice Scott Adams, of
Harrington; 6 grandchildren, one
step granddaughter; two sisters,
Mrs. Florence Thornton, Green's
boro, and Mrs. Alta Supple, FELTON,:
three brothers, William E. Ham
mond' FELTON,; Milton Hammond.
Merchantville, N. j., and Wallace
Camden.
Services were held from the Boyer
Funeral Home, Harrington, last i
Wednesday. The Rev. Grier Baker,
pastor Of Denton Pilgrim Holiness
Ofticiated and interment was
in Hollywood Cemetery.
ROHM
Lewis Emory Rohm, 81. died
Monday of this week in Milford
Memorial Hospital. He suffered a
paralytic stroke week ago. He was
born in DeKalb CoOnty, Indiana. and
lived there until three and a half
years ago when he came to Della
ware to live with his daughter. Mrs.
Martha Everett Bradley of near
here. The latter's husband, William
5. Bradley, also is a patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital, having
a stroke 10 days ago. /.
Mr.. ROhm was a retired emplOve
Of an iron foundry in Auburn. Ind.
and was a member of st. Marks Lu-
-heran Church in that city.
In addition to Mrs. Bradley, he is
survived by two sons, Ralph r.
Locke, N. Y; Alfred w, Parsons
burg, Md; II grandchildren. % ]
sreat-grandchildren; a sister. Mra. ,
Mart Casselman. Kendallville, Ind. ]
ana step-son, Russell Witt of Au-
Jurn, Ind.
Funeral services were held at i
he Boyer Funeral Home Harring- ,
on tomorrow at p. m. The Rev. ]
Milton Elliott, pastor of Trinity {
Methodist Church officiated and in I
erment was in Hollywood Canteru =