Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1962-03-09
Obituary
INGRAM

INGRAM
Mrs. Rebecca j. Ingram, IS, died
March 1, after a lingering illness.
| She is survived by son, Ernest
of frankfort, and daughter, Mrs.
Frances Stevenson of Philadelphia,
four grandchildren, eight great
grandchildren.
The funeral was held Sunday at
L pm, at the Georgetown AME
Church, the Rev Leah Colema1s
pastor, officiating
MOORE
Funeral services were h | d
Thursday at pm. at the Trader
Funeral Home, for Mrs Lillian
A. Moore, "a, widow of Cecil More,
who died Sunday night, March 4,
in Kent General Hospital, Dover.
Mrs. Moore operated the Capital
Tourist Home for many years
The Rev. John Trader. pastor of
Wesley Methodist Church, Dover,
officiated with interment in Lake
side Cemetry, Dover.
Survivors are: two sons, Robert
and Allen, both of Dover; two
brothers, James and Vinal Drago,
WRIGHT
Mrs Minnie Grace Wright. TT,
widow of the Rev. Ernest n.
Wright, died Monday, March 5. in
Milford Memorial Hospital S h
formerly lived in Lincoln.
Surviving are three children.
James of Feasterville, Pa, Russell
OF Milford, and Mrs. Nellie Hobbs
OF Havertown, Pa; five grandchil-
dren; one great grandchild: two
sisters, Mrs. Nettie Hurst of New
town, Pa, and Mrs. Paul Trice of
fredericksburg, VI d., brother,
Ralph Smith of Cambridge, Nd.
Services were held Thursday at
pm, in the J. Willard Copper
Funeral Home, with the Rev. Olin
j. Shockley Jr., pastor of Asbury
Methodist Church, Harrington, of
flclating. Interment was in odd
Fellows Cemetery, Milford
SIMPSON
Walter f. Simpson, Sr.. II. died
March 1st, in Milford Memorial
Hospital after a short illness. His
nome was at 231 Delaware Avenue.
harrington. He was a retired farm
er and was with son and daugh-
ter in the Harrington Dry Clean
erS.
He is survived by his widow.
Ethel; three daughters. Helen
Ruth, and Margaret, and two sons.
Albert and Walter, Jr., all of Har-
rlngton, and one grandson; twoI
sisters, Mrs. John A Nailor and
Miss Mildred Simpson and one
brother, Carl, all of Milford.
Services We're held Sunday at
l 80 pm. in the McKnatt Funeral
Home, Harrington. The Rev. OIin
j. Shockley. Jr., pastor of Asbury
Methodist Church, Harrington Of
ficiated.
LYNCH
Mrs Lottie Lynch. lifelong
resident of the Greenwood area,
died Sunday, March 4, in Milford
Memorial Hospital. after a short
illness. She was the wife of Homer
ID. Lynch and the couple would
nave celebrated their golden we'd
dlng anniversary in November.
hrS. Lynch was member of Grace
Methodist Church and its Woman's
society OF Christian Service. She
belonged to the Ladies Auxiliary
OF the Greenwood Volunteer Fire
Co.
She is also survived by a broth |
er, Alfred Long, Seaford. and two
James Long. w h q
Ilves IN Massachusetts, and Walter
Long, of Staten Island. NY
Funeral services were held We'd |
nesday from the Fleischauer En-
neral Home, Greenwood. with the |
Rev Muriel Smith of Greenwood |
Church officiating Rur-
Ial was IN st. Johnstown Cemetery.
GREENHAUGH
John L. Greenhaugh, 67, bus- |
Dand OF Olive l.. Greenhaugh, died |
suddenly Tuesday, March 6. at his
nome, 209 Delaware Avenue. Har-
He was the son of Joseph
Greenhaugh of Dover, and the late
Ella S. Greenhaugh.
Funeral services will be held
from the McKnatt Funeral Home
Harrington, Today (Friday. March |
y at pm, with the Rev. Olin
j. Shockley, pastor of Asburv
Methodist Church, officiating. In
terment in Hollywood Cemetery.
In addition to his widow and
father, he is survived by two sons.
E., of Harrington, Earl E.,
with the U. S. Army; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kathryn Smith of Har-
rlngton; one sister, Mrs. Anna
Dunlap of Dover, and three grand
children.
Mr.. Greenhaugh was a retired
car inspector of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.