Milford chronicle., 1961-06-30
Obituary
MIREIDER

cOo~PAA MI 1AaNAg p~f "a NSh(ohSt8
Pa, died June 20, in. the Chester
Hospital, after a long Illness. He
is survived by his wife, Miriam;
three sons, Curtis of the Air Force,
William and Michael at home, and
one daughter, Mrs. Vincent Ferriola
of Chester; two grandchildren; one
brother, John of Glendale; two
sisters, Mrs. Roland Bowers and
Mrs. Theresa Sammons both of
Deep Water, NJ. Funeral services
were held Friday, June %, at the
Clancy Funeral Home, Chester, Pa.
Interment was in Edgewood Park,
Media, Pa.
CAHALL
Mrs. Annie E. Cahall, SO, widow
of j. Frank Cahall, died June 20
in the Jarvis Nursing Home, Eel
ton, after a long illness.
She was born near Harrington
daughter of the late Jonathan and
Catherine Thawley Brown.
Services were held from the j
Willard Cooper Funeral Home, last
Sunday. The Rev. Nelson Ben
jamin, pastor of Trinity Methodist
Church, assisted by the Rev. VIII
liam Miller of the Pilgrim Hoii-
ness Church, officiating.
Interment in Hollywood Gene
terry, near Harrington.
Surviving is SON, Noble B
Cahall, Wilmington; and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Wilson, OF
Harrington; 20 grandchildren and
80 great-grandchildren.
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MOORE
Mrs. Norma Prettyman Moore
3S, native of Harbeson, died on
June %, in the Kent-General Hos
pital at Dover.
She was a registered nurse and
had been employed at the Will
liams Nursing Home in Clarks-
vile.
Born near Lewes, she waas the
daughter of Carl B. Prettyman
and Eugenia Wiltbank PrettymaI
of Harbeson.
In addition to her parents, she
is survived by three children, a
daughter, Miss Jay Jeanne Moore
and two sons, David and Wayne
Moore; three sisters, the Misses
Peggy and Lois Prettyman, botf
of Harbeson, and Mrs. George /
Wagner of Baltimore.
Funeral rites were held las
Sunday in Atkins Funeral Home
Lewes, conducted by the Rev. w
T. Archer of Clarksville. Burial
in Beaver Dam Methodist Gene
terry, Harbeson.
KING
Howard Lee King, IS, a farmer
of Glendale, husband of Julia Ann
King, died early Sunday morning
in the Wilmington Memorial Hos
pital. Funeral services were held
from the Berry Funeral Home. in
Milford, Wednesday at p. m.
with the Rev. Harold K. Garland
pastor of Harrington Baptist
Church, officiating. Besides his
wife, he is survived by five sons
Arthur of Lincoln, James A. OF
Allentown, Pa, Alton of Ellen.
dale, Robert n. and Howard t.
of Milford: two daughters, Mrs
Harold p. Evans of Ocean View
Mrs. Edward York of Youngstown
Ohio; fourteen grandchildren, one
great grandchild: two brothers
Isaac, of Greenwood, and Oscar
of Lincoln; two sisters, Mrs. Lula
Jester of fredericksburg, Md, and
Mrs. Mae Smith of Lincoln. He
had lived in the Glendale Sec
ton all his life.
RUDNICK
Jacob Rudnick, 70, president of
the Rudnick Livestock Sales Com
pany of Dover and widely known
in state harness racing circles, died
June rs, at Wilmington General
Hospital after a lengthy illness.
A Dover resident for the past 81
years, Mr.. Rudnick was a member
of the Beth Shalom Community Cen
tiers of Dover, Elks Lodge No. 1908,
the us. Trotting Association, and
a director of the Kent and Sussex
county fair.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Fannie c. Rudnick of Dover, three
daughters, Mrs. Samuel edith
Berkman OF Dover, Mrs. Jack Eve
lynn Goodman of Camden, NJ,
and Mrs. Jacob (Billie) Greenberg
of Pine Berton, Nj. two brothers,
Harry Rudnick of Wilmington and
Louis Rudnick of Atlantic City, N.
j., three sisters, Mrs. Jacob Cold
berg and Mrs. Nathan Porter of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Josph New
man of Wilmington. seven grand
and two great grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at the Spicer Mullikin Funer-
al Home, Wilmington.