Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
OBITUARY

State Street, Dover, died in the Do
yer Air Force Base Hospital after
a brief illness.
Funeral services were held Fri
day morning, December 9Th. at 10
q. m, from the J. Millard Cooper
Funeral Home, 10 E. Center
Street, Harrington. Interment was
in Lakeside Cemtery, Dover.
LANDER
0thO G. Lander, y, formerly Of
Delaware City and late Of FELTON,.
a retired Army technical sergeant.
died Monday, November 2Sth, in the
Veterans Hospital, Kecoughtafl. Va.
where he has been a patient for
the past year.
Born in Kentucky, he moved to
Delaware City after retiring from
80 years service and sa Felton 10
years ago. He was a member of
Jackson Lodge 19, A. f. e A. NJ
Of Delaware City.
Mr. Lander is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mary Lander; a son.
Fred F. Lander, both of FELTON,:
seven grandchildren and two
great grandchildren. The funeral
was held December 1st in Ke-
coughtan, Va. Interment at Nation
al Cemetery in Hampton, Va.
where he was given full military
and Masonic rites.
HARRINGTON
Mrs. Estella May Harrington, rs.
0f 108 3. Center Street, Harring-
on, died Thursday night, Decem-
Der 8th, in the Milford Memorial
Hospital after suffering a heart at
.ack about three weeks ago at her
nome.
She was born in Harrington. the
laughter of Alexander and Sallie
Fleming, but moved to Wilmington
where she spent her earlier years.
Jpon returning to Harrington she
Fred w. Harrington. a
prominent funeral director who died
Lbout 70 years ago.
Funeral services were held Sun
lay afternoon from the J. Millard
'ooper Funeral Home, ITO e. Cen
er Street, Harrington. The Rev.
{ 2. VanCleaf, pastor Of Asbury
lethodist Church. officiated.
She is survived by two sisters.
lrs. Reba Johnson of Cambridge.
i'd, and Mrs. Beatrice Hoddinott I
T Baltimore, and several nieces
nd nephews.
MEREDITH
Funeral services for Miss A
auline Meredith, veteran govern
lent nurse and native Of Wyoming.
Lere held at The Berry Funeral
Lome, FELTON,, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock with the Rev. F. Doug
Us Milbury of Dover OFFICIATING.
nterment was at Cow Marsh Gene
Try, near SandtOwn.
Miss Meredith, daughter Of the
ste Alexander F. Meredith and
nnie 9. Frazier Meredith of
lyoming, died Thursday morning
the home Of a sister, Mrs. Ethel
|. Werner, in Jersey City.
She was a member of the Army 4
urse Corps in World War I. She
as retired by the Government in
l48 after As years of service. Her
ast post was chief nurse at the
t. EdgecOmb Hospital in Sitka.
laskay under the Bureau of In
an Affairs. She was a member
the Delaware American Legion
)st No. 1, Wilmington, Delaware;
Business Women Of
Lneau, Alaska; American Nurses G
'sociation; Maryland State Nurs- '
Association: John Jay Chapter
the OAR, New York City.
In addition to Mrs. Werner. she 7
survived by another sister, Miss I
len Meredith, Wyoming, and a }
Dhew, Richard Kuehne, Jersey e
ty.
DORMAN T
Mrs. Dorothy S. Dorman, So, wife
Lloyd Dorman, died December
in Peninsula General Hospital. ]
lisbury, Md, after a six months G
ness. She was a member Of the il
ankford Rebekahs Lodge and D
? Frankford Methodist Church. 2
In addition to her husband. she o
survived by three daughters, Miss
adys Dorman, Brooklyn, N. Y; f
s. ElVa Cash, MillsbOrO; Miss Re n
cca Dorman, Frankford: six sons. \
pt. John A. Dorman, Andrew Air a
rec Base, Md; Sgt. William
oyd Dorman, Fort Myer, Va: a
t. Carlton DoTman, Mitchell Air S
rec Base, N. Y; Gerald, of Days Il
70; Roger, of RIillsboro; Richard n
ancis, Of Frankford, and Is
Also a brother, Walter ShOckIey,
lmingtOn, and eight sisters, Mrs.
zabeth Murray, Selbyville; Mrs. d
laphina Griffeth, SeafOrd; Mrs. c;
lene Lynch, Frankford; Mrs. G
ura Long, DagsborO; Mrs. Beu- n
Richardson, Berlin, Md; Mrs.
rah Ann Sempler, Portsmouth. q
!; Mrs. Harriet ROIph, Germany, G
/ Mrs. Georgia Deputy, Milford. OF
Services were held Wednesday at CT
,. m, in the Watson and Gray 81
neral Chapel, Frankford. The r
Y. Connie Dickens, pastor of tr
Methodist Church, and 81
Rev. James Langrall, pastor Of to
mbOro Methodist Church, offfcia- W
g. Interment in Red Mems dC
netery. la