Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31
OBITUARY

L0eFe QnIll moving 10 heuODOIu IL
years ago. She was sister of
DR.. ]. Albert Cam, Wilmington
dentist who died in 194S.
Mrs. Cloud is survived by her
husband, William D. Cloud.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at 1 p. m. in the Rogers Funeral
Home, Milford Interment Whining
toms Riverview Cemetery.
FOLKE
Mrs. Viola B. Folke, 81, wife of
Herbert Folke, died Sunday, August
26 at her home on the Georgetown
Milton highway.
In addition to her husband she
is survived by three sons, Fl. Clay
ton, Lowell and Ronald, all of
Georgetown three brothers, Har-
old F. Butler, William Butler, Jr.
and Herbert Butler, all of Stam-
ford, Conn.
The funeral was held Wednesday
at p. M, at the Carey Funeral
Home, the Rev. Bruce McCane,
pastor of the Church of God, Sea-
ford, officiated. Interment in Union
Cemetery.
CLOGG
Lorenzo Clogg, 68, retired poul-
tryman, died August 9th at h.
home. He was a member of Christ
Methodist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Linda
Timmons Clogg; a daughter, Mrs
Mamie Kitchens, Selbyvile; two
grandchildren and three sisters
Mrs. Lucy Lowe, Lewes; Mrs
Mamie McCabes Arizona and Mrs
Annie Quillen, Stockley.
Services were held Thursday
at 2 p. m, in the Watson and Gray
Funeral Chapel, Frankford. The
Rev. William Hamilton of Lincoln
and the Rev. R. w. Kirwan o.
Dagsboro officiating. Interment il
Red Mems Cemetery; Dagsboro.
HURLEY
William H. Hurley, SO, an EN-
] uloyee of the Pennsylvania Railroad
for nearly 40 years, died of hear
attack August % while claiming
north of Indian River Inlet.
He was taken to Beebe Hospital
Lewes, where he was pronouncet
dead. He was telephone operator
for the railroad at Harrington.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at p. m. in the Carey Funera
Home. The Rev. DR.. Thomas c
Mulligan, pastor of Grace Metho
dist Church officiating. Intermen
: in Union Cemetery.
He is survived by sister, Mis-
:. Olive Hurley of Georgetown an,
Washington, d. c., and two bro
S theirs, Carl and Howard Hurley
both of Philadelphia.
RUSTON
Thomas Edgar Ruston, 85, die
August %, at his home on tn
Dover-Leipsic Road. He came t
, Dover area from North Dakota i
1906 and farmed until his retire
ment 10 years ago.
, Mr. Ruston is survived by fiv
: children: Mrs. William l.. Conrad
Dover; Miss Lillian NJ Rustor
Dover and Laurel; Mrs. Earle Soul
California, Md; T. Robert RustoI
! Laurel, and Mrs. Robert Ruston
, Laurel and Mrs. H. Layton David
Smithtown, N. Y, and IL grand
children.
Also surviving are two sisters
5 Mrs. Gertrude Church, Spokane
/ Wash. and Mrs. Nellie Collum, De
. troit, Mich, and brother, Alber
Ruston, Alberta, Canada.
Funeral services were held fror
/ the Torbert Funeral Chapel Of
Saturday at p. m. with intermen
in Lakeside Cemetery.
LITTLETON
Mrs. LOLA Littleton, so, die
, August 25 in Milford Memoria
Hospital.
She was the widow of the lat
James Noble Littleton and a daugh
ter of the late John and Matild
Beech Ralph, of near Concord.
SUI viving are four sons, Otis c
: Ashland, N. j., James N, Jr. @
Seaford, Joseph of Milford, an
Charles of Laurel; five daughters
Mrs. Minnie Short, Milford, Mr.:
Emma Brittingham, Georgetown
!, Mrs. Hilda Smith of BLADES, Mr..
!. Helen Belts, Wilmington, Mrs
: Mary Wilson, Georgetown;
+ grandchildren and "a great grand
children; and sister, Mrs. Lizzi
TAYLOR of Norristown, Pa.
9 Services were held at 2 p. n
4 Tuesday from the Watson F'uuera
: Home. The Rev James V. Hollida
: of Queenstown, Md, Methodist Cir
n cult, officiating Burial in Cokes
bury Cemetery, near Georgetown
BANNING
Thomas Melvin Banning. Jr., ag
: Is years, died suddenly Monda
:. evening, August 20. The son @
d Thomas NJ. and Mary V. Banning O
: Minuuadale, young Banning los
his life when his car left the slip
perry highway and struck a tire
e opposite the New Castle Count
o Airport. He was pronounced dea
:, 1T the Delaware Hospital.
t He would have been in a class c
: more than one hundred selfscsss +
d enter William Penn High Schoo
: n September. He was a membe
If the High School band and al
tended Wesley Methodist Churc
+ IN Wilmington Manor. He was EN-
0 9loyed at the Continental Custor
/, Floor Company, Wilmington.