Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28


James Russell. died Sunday night,
October %. at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. ". ]. O'Bier. in
Bridgeville.
In addition to her daughter, she
is survived by three SOM Rodney
r., Cifford, and FLOYD Russell, all
of Bridgeyilie; seven grandchil-
dren, ana sie brother, S. NJ. Isaacs
Of Norfolk, Va
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday at 2 4. m. in the Carey
Funeral Home in Georgetown. The
Rev. Olin Shockley Of Glendale.
Of1ciated.
MACKLIN
Lew Macklin, age rs, died in the
Sharon Hall Convalescent Home in
Philadelphia, Tuesday, October Is,
1855. after long illness.
He spent his youth and young
manhood in this vicinity, the son
Of the late Burt and Anna Macklin,
of Lincoln.
He is survived by a son, Andrew
Macklin, one daughter, Mrs. Anna
Matthews, both of Darby. Pa; a
/ brother, Hubbard Macklin, Of Hous-
ton one sister, Mrs. Ernest Fitz-
gerald Of Milford. several nieces
and nepheWs.
Funeral services and burial in
Philadelphia.
MOORE
Howard James Moore. 81, Of
s Os44rs
E20, in the Kent General Hospital,
Dover. He was a chemist at the
international Latex Corporation
plant IN Dover.
Surviving are his wife, Ella
Belts Moore: two children, Mar
gares Minis. Moore. 10, and Howard
j z1oore, Jf., u.
| z Services were held in the Berry
Funeral Home, FELTON,, Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Rich
ard S. Gibson, pastor Of the Fred
erica Methodist Church, Officiated.
lInterment was at Barratt's Chapel
Cemetery Frederica.
PULLMAN
One Of Milford's most respected
colored Wom5E. Mrs. Mary Hill
Pullman. died on Saturday, Octo-
/ Der %, 1855, at the Milford Memo
rial Hospital Mrs Pullman was
the widow Of the late John w. Full
imam, Sr., and was the mother of
John w. Pullman, Jr., the only col
ored boy from this area who lost
his life in World War II. Mrs. Full
man was born in Slaughter Neck
about 20 years ago and spent all
her life in and around Milford. F'u-
: neral services were held Wednes-
day from the Bethel NJ. e. Church,
Milford. She leaves several chill
dren and grandchildren.
sAYLoR
Howard F. saylor. II. retired
candymaker, died Sunday night,
october %, at the home Of his step
son, 4 George MOntz, at Cowgirl s
Corner, east of Dover, after a
, lengthy illness.
Funeral services and intermeni
were held at Sinking Springs, Pa.
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Saylor was a native Of the
Reading, Pa, area and had beer
living with Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
! since his retirement. He was tn
husband of the late Mrs. Mar.
+ SaylOr, who died at the MONTE hom'
about two-and -a-half years ago. H,
also leaves a son, Fred H. SaylOT
of Lenhartsville, Pa.
MARINE
| Marine ouo dinr
! Friday, October 21st, in the Tomb
lin Hospital, Court House, n. ]
Masonic services were held at The
Hollings Sead Funeral Home, Cape
May, N. j., on Sunday evening. In
terment at the Odd Fellows Gene
terry, Milford, Monday, October "a
: lat 1870. Rev. Robert Green, pastor
! of Avenue Methodist Church, Off.
ciated.
: He is survived by his wife, Sally
G.. Marine, one daughter, Mrs. Ma
e bel Cayanaugh Of Haddonfield
e n. +, one son, Harold, Of Wes
!, Cape May, one grandson and ont
< Igreat-grandson four brothers. JOhI
j Of California, Martindale of Hunt
4 ington, Pa, Pierce of East Orange
N. T., Calvin Of Philadelphia; threl
). sisters, Mrs. Anna Rookstopl o
: Philadelphia, Mrs. Lottie Grander
& Philadelphia, and Mrs. Elizabetl
r Benson of Hollyoak, Mass.
+ MAULL
. Miss Laura B. Maull, s6. Of Bed
n ford street, Georgetown, died Mon
day night. October "a, in the Beeb,
2 Hospital in Lewes.
: Formerly active in civic affairs
d she had served at one time as {
Z, clerk in the Georgetown post ofdcl
and was a former teacher in count,
schools.
Miss MaulI was a member o
f Wesley Methodist Church and tn
+ New Century Club of Georgetown
: She was the daughter of the lat
. James H. and Mary n. Willel
! Maull.
Miss Maun is survived by tw.
3 nephews. Usisiace W. Maull, Q
: Rutherford. N. J.. and George i
+ Maull, of MOntclair, N. ].
Funeral services were held o.
s Thursday at 2 p. m. from her lat
home with the Rev. William
, Hackett, pastor Of Wesley Church
of1ciating. Interment in UniOi
: Cemetery, Georgetown.
LYNDALL
Il Funeral services for John \
d Lyndall, So, were held from tn