Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

SHARP
Joseph D. Sharp, age "a years,
of Frederica, died in the Milford
Memorial Hospital, Sunday, Febru-
airy %, 1854. Funeral services were /
held on Wednesday. March 3rd, at /
2 p. m, from the Lofiand Funeral |
Home, Milford, with Rev. Roy L. !
Jones, officiating. Interment was |
in BarTatt's Chapel Cemetery. Mr.. /
Sharp is survived by his wife and |
two daughters, Mrs. Cooper Bostic /
of Glendale, and Mrs. Melville F. !
Huber of Elmhurst; one son, Ed !
ward J. Sharp of Dover: four
grandchildren; two great grand
children; two sisters, Mrs. Frank
Watson, Frederica, and Mrs. Anna
Hall, COlwyn, Pa; two brothers.
James Sharp, Milford, and ira
Sharp, Frederica.
SMITH
r Edward Smith, age 72 years, died
in the Orthopedic Hospital in Phila-
delphia, last Thursday, February
25th, 1854, after a short illness
Funeral services were held at
Harry StrOud's Funeral Home, in
Philadelphia on Monday morning.
Interment St. Georges Cemetery,
st. Georges, Delaware.
He is survived by his wife Mary
z. Smith, two sisters, Mrs. Minnie
Chism, of Houston, and Mrs. Bessie
Marvel of BOOthwyn, Pa, and one
brother Carl c. Smith, Sr., of
Houston.
KICHLINE
, Funeral services for William f.
} Kichline, veteran Dover printer
J were held at 2 D. m. Thursday
from First Baptist Church Dover
with the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Law
. renee T. Slaght, officiating. Inter
l ment in Lakeside Cemetery.
t Interment in Lakeside Cemetery
:, Mr.. Kichline died unexpectedly Ol
/ heart attack at his home, 83-
/ South State Street, Dover Tuesday
y March He is survived by his wife
Q Mrs. Katie c. Kichline; a daughter
Mrs. J. Stanley Sipple, Middle River
[ Md; a son Ulysses G. Kichline
o Dover; three sisters, Mrs. Edith K
= Ruth and Mrs. Estella Williams
s Dover, and Miss Pearl Kichline
S three brothers.. Herbert F. Kichlin
It and Ralph D. Kichline, Dover, an
a Charles H. Kiehline, New Castle
and two grandchildren.
o A resident Of Dover since chilC
u Mr.. Kichline began his printing ar
l. premiership on the Dover Inde
n on Feb. %, 1904, under the owner
l. ship Of the late Thomas F. Dun
and continued with the paper unde
various Ownerships until Angus
1851. when he retired after AZ anC
a-half years of service. Since thel
he devoted his full time to his ow
lob printing business at his HON
e Mr.. Kichline was an active men
ber of the First Baptist Churc
h Dover. all his life.
IN HATFIELD
Willard B. Hatfield, S3, Of tow
rs died at his home Tuesday, March
DO 1854, after having been i'll for soT
v time
he He was born near Bridgeville
I'd son of the late David and Ell
r Hurst Hatfield, but had lived
ir Greenwood for the past so years,
r Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ma
ie' Carlisle Hatfield; two sons, Wills
oy c., of this area, and Willard Palm
g of Bear, and three grandchildren
10 Mr.. Hatfield had been a memE
III of st. Johnstown Methodist ChuI
vi for 50 years where he served
eu Sunday School superintendent ant
y trustee. He was a retired farmer
~, Services were conducted at
iaS i D. m, Thursday from the Harde
Funeral Home in Bridgeville W
,al the Rev. Harry H. Conner, pas
nm of Greenwood Methodist ChuT
o and the Rev. Robert E. Green, p
ye- tor of Avenue Methodist Chur
20 Milford, officiating. Burial in
ng JOhnstOwn Cemetery.
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,i1l PARSONS
for Mrs. Emma S. Parsons, aged
J. years, wife Of Henry Parsons,
lay IMiIlsboro, died Tuesday night Ma
the 2, in Milford Memorial HOspi
She had been in poor health
some time.
A native of MillsbOrO. she wa
daughter of the late WOOlsey
LdI and Mary BOwden Moore. Besi
her husband she is survived
two daughters, Mrs. Elva Mumi
y. and Mrs. Verda MumfOrd, both
~ Millsboro; II grandchildren
ser 7,o great grandchildren; 2 broth
,0 James Moore, Millsboro; Wa
'Ui Moore. Chester, Pa; two sist
On Mrs. Anna Parsons and Mrs. F
Iost ence Parsons, both Of Millsbor
;ois Funeral services will be hel'
- the James Funeral Home, in NJ
ed boro. Friday afternoon, Marcl
at two o'clock, with Rev. ia
Hu LangrelI. pastor Of Gumboro Me
ncb dist Church officiating Intern
Tiga in Mechanics Cemetery. Millst
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