Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
OBITUARY

daughter, Mrs. Daisey Outten ia
Millsboro, after an illness Of five
weeks.
A resident Of Ocean View, she /
was a daughter Of the late Wil-
liam and Prudence Hudson Bliz-
zard. She had been custodian Of
the Lord Baltimore High School
for thirty-one years.
Besides her daughter, Mrs Out
ten, she is survived by three sons,
Paul Kitchens Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Horace Kitchens Of Philadelphia,
and Ernest Kitchens Of Ocean View.
There are also flye grandchildren.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon Of last week
at two o'clock in the Church Of
Christ, in Ocean View. Rev. w. n.
Weaver, pastor Of the church, off,
ciated assisted by Rev. Jason G.
Blundon, pastor Of Bethel Mariner
Methodist Church in Ocean View.
Interment was made in the Bethel
Cemetery at Ocean View.
WARREN
Mrs. Sallie j. Warren, age 81,
widow Of Robert A. Warren, Of El-
lendale, but who has been making
her home in Allentown, Pa, for the
past four years, died in the Allen
town Hospital, Tuesday, July 20.
She was a native Of Delaware and
was the daughter Of the late Isaac
and Emaline Smitten johnson.
She was a member Of the Ellen-
dale Methodist Church and a char
ter member Of the Glendale Ladies'
Aid Society.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. Paul B. Hess of Allentown,
Pa, with whom she resided, and
Mrs. Jennie Warren, of Lincoln;
three sons. o. b. Warren, Of Smyr-
ma, James Spicer Of Cape Charles.
Va, and John Spicer Of Milford;
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren Funeral services were held
in the Glendale Church on Friday
at 2 p. m. Rev. 0lin Shockley Off
cited Interment in the Red Mems
/ Cemetery, Ellendale.
NORBECK
David Norbeck, Sr., "a, died Sat
urday morning at his home in
Woodside, following a heart attack.
Mr.. Norbeck was a farmer; he
went to Woodside from Philadel-
lphia 80 years ago.
In addition to his wife, Mrs. Vera
Norbeck he is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Nolan Wilcutts,
of FELTON,, and Mrs. William Law
1 renee, of Woodside; a son, David,
Jr., of Philadelphia: sister,
Mrs. Catherine Barker of Philadel-
4 phia, and six grandchildren
4 The Rev. J. ]. VonHagel, pastor
of Wo0dside Methodist Church
oficiated at the services at 2 p. m
on Wednesday in the Berry Fune-
raj Home, FELTON,. Interment was
made in Barratt's Chapel Gene
terry, near Frederick.
BAKER
Services for Edward v. Baker, rs
who died Wednesday, July 21, IN
the Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury, were conducted at 2:3(
p. m. last Saturday from the Wat
son-Whaley Funeral Home in Sci
byville.
The Rev. DR.. ]. Earl Cummings
pastor Of Salem Methodist Church
Selbyville, ofIlciated. Burial was
made in Red Mems Cemetery, Sci
byville.
Mr.. Baker suffered q heart at
tack Monday night, July 19, Will,
attending a special meeting of th,
/ Selbyville Town Council, for which
he had served as clerk fer the pas
several years.
Mr.. Baker, a native and life
: long resident Of Selbyville, had /
long and active career. For man.
: years he taught in schools Of Sus
, sex County and had served on 10
: cal and county and the State Boar
of Education He was chairmal
{ of the Selbyville Board Of Eduea
!. tion when the present high schoC
!. was erected. He served on tn
! State School Building Commission
I when the late Pierre S. DUPONT wa
: chairman.
/ For many years he was vic
president and cashier of the fol
mer Selbysille Bank and had ais
: served as a member Of the Stat
+ Banking Commission. For a nun
: Der Of years he owned and opel
ated cannery in Selbyville, an
] was a member of the Tri-State Car
Z ners Association. Together wit
4 his sOn-in-law, Burl Adams,
operated an oil business in Selb.
vile. Shortly after selling his Il
terest in this business he assume
the position of clerk for the Sc
byville Town Council, serving vi
til his death.
He had been actively interest,
n In Democratic politics since
= was a young man. He was a meT
! Der of the Independent Order
: Red Men, in Selbyville and vi
!, the oldest living great sachem
. q. that order at the time Of his deaf
y y He was credited with having e
: tablished the first Red Mems Hon
4, in Delaware. located at NewaT