Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
OBITUARY
MAYOR


held at the convenience of the fam
lily for William A. Mayor, 80, of
FELTON,, who died Wednesday, Feb
Fuary 3, at his home in FELTON,,
after a long illness.
Interment in the Forest Gene |
terry, MiddletOwn.
Survivors include his wife, |
Blanche; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys |
B. Mack of FELTON,; a son, Ralph |
F., of Boston, Mass, and three !
grandchildren.
Mr.. Mayor was a member of the
MiddletOwn Methodist Church, the
Masonic Lodge of Boston, and the
Grange of Black River, N. Y.
CLOGG
Wilson David Clogg, aged Sc,
painter of DagsbOrO, died in Mem
Orial Hospital, in Wilmington,
Monday, February z, after a long
illness. Born in DagsbOrO where
he had lived all his life, he was
son of the late Wilson c. and
Martha Hudson ClOgg. Surviving
are a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Steele and
three brothers, Curnie, Chester and
Edward, all of DagsbOrO.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
in the James Funeral Home, in
MillsborO, Rev. Arthur Backus, pas
tor of Christ Methodist Church, in
DagsbOrO, officiating. InteTment
Red Mems Cemetery, in DagsbOro.
ANNETT
Edward Annett, age 73 years,
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann An
nett of Staytonsville, passed away
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Thursday, January 20. Funeral
services were held the following
Sunday at the Berry Funeral Home
in Milford at 2:45 o'clock. Rev
DOnzel Wildey of Calvary MethO-
dist Church of Milford Officiated
Interment was made in the Odd Eel.
lows Cemetery, Milford.
Besides his wife he is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Jennie
Quinby of BOOthwyn, Pa, Mrs. Eva
Todd and Mrs. Agnes Ayers, bOtf
of Wilmington, and Mrs. Blanche
SchOles of Chester, Pa; II grand
children and 16 gTeat-gTandchil
dren.
Mr.. Annett was a farmer anC
drove a school bus to Ellendale Un
til two years ago.
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WARRINGTON
,, George w. Warrington, Jr., ag
So years, native of Selbyville, wht
has been residing in East Hamp
ton, N. Y, died in New York Oh
Thursday, February 10, after 4;
, two months illness of a heart all
, ment. Mr. Warrington had beel
, with the United States Coast Guar
for the past % years and active un
til the onset of illness two month
+ ago.
! Born near Selbyville, he was
son of the late George and Addi
Lynch Warrington. He is survives
by his wife, Mrs. Esther HOffmeis
ter Warrington, of East Hampton
N. Y; a son, Rev. George w. War
ringtOn, III, in Ohio, and a daUgh
ter, Mrs. Louise RaynOr of NeV
York, and five grandchildren
! There are also four brothers an
two sisters, Abisha Warrington Q
Mozsink, N. j., William WarringtO
G of Clarksville, John Warrington O
n Newark, Rev. Manean WarringtO
Of Selbyville, Mrs. Mary Murray c
!, Ocean View, and Mrs. Virginia Nit
+, cheIl of Southampton, S. G.
= Funeral services were held o
, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock i
the WatsOn-Gray Funeral Chapt
y in FrankfOrd and interment wa
= made in Odd Fellows Cemetery i
BishOpVilles Md.
: DEPUTY
. Mrs. Laura H. Deputy, 73 yeaI
n old, of SIT Kings Highway, Lewe
I died early Friday, February II,
1f the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, whel
= she had been a patient for the pa
~ four weeks.
- She was born in Frederick, Il
- daughter of Joshua and Sarah Eli
abeth Bennett. For several yea
= she lived in Harrington, but hS
~ lived in Lewes for the past
- years.
y Funeral services were held
- the Boyer Funeral Home in Ha
p ringtOn on Sunday afternoon at
u o'clock, in charge of the Rev. Wi
D liam Leishman, pastor of the Pre-
q byteTian Church, Lewes. Interme
III was made in Hollywood CemeteT
At near Harrington.
She is survived by her husban
William Burton Deputy of Lewe
three children, Willard N. Depu
of Elmhurst, Wilmington, HOwa
al B. Deputy of Milford, and MI
- George Warren of Lewes; S
-. grandchildren and three gres
~ grandchildren; two brothers, He
- man Bennett, of Frederick, al
-. John Bennett, of PennsgrOve,
60 J.; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Mart
49, of Lincoln, and Mrs. Norris She
% wood of Lynch Heights, MilfOl
- and several nieces and nephews.
WARRINGTON
Kendall o. Warrington, Jr.,
n of MillsbOrO, died Monday, Febr
r. aTy IA, in the Milford Memoir
is, Hospital after suffering a cerebl
'os hemmOrThage while at work
rS Saturday morning of last week
He was the son of Mrs. ArmeI
VeaseV Warrington. and the L
- Kendall o. Warrington, Sr.,
AG MillsbOrO.
Mr. Warrington was a farm
ct. and pOUltryman, and was active
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