Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Obituaries
BROWN

state Street, Dover, died early
Tuesday morning at the Kent |
General Hospital, Dover. Mr.. |
Brown was employed at Inter-
national Latex Corporation. He
was a member of Peoples Con-
gregational Church, Dover. Sur
viving are his wife, Mrs. Floren-
ce S. Brown; one daughter, Mrs. |
Gilbert Clifton of Dover; two
grandchildren, four brothers,
George, John, Wilson, James,
all of Dover; three sisters; Mrs.
Daisey Marcello, Mrs. Anna |
Moore, and Mrs. Mildred Hudson
Funeral services will be held |
at the Berry Funeral Home, Fell
ton, Saturday afternoon at / pm.
with Reverend Donald j. Mac
callum of Peoples Congregational |
Church officiating. mterment will |
be at Barratt's Chapel Cemetery,
Frederick. Friends may call at |
the Berry Funeral Home Friday
evening.
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KEMP
Gilbert Kemp of Frederick died
Friday morning, February %.
He was the son of the late
Isaac and Rachel Kemp. He
is survived by two brothers.:
Oliver of New York City, and
Robert of Smyrna.
Funeral services were held
from the Berry Funeral Home,
FELTON,, on Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock with the Rev. Wilmer
Abbott, Pastor of the FELTON,
Methodist Church officiating. In
terment was in Hopkins Gem
etery.
ENTREES
Frank S. Entrees, IA, died Sat-
urday, February % in the We'll
fare Home, Smyrna. He was a
resident for IS years, on the late
Wrixham McIlvaine farm near
HarbeSon.
REED
Edward C. (Shagg) Reed, 81,
died at his home last Wednes-
day, February 20, after brief
illness.
His widow, Mrs. Nancy Reed,
was admitted to Milford Me-
mortal Hospital following his
death. He is also survived
by three daughters, Mrs. Gloria |
Hall of Ledyard, Conn.,, Mrs. |
Alice Bryant of wyoming, and {
Mrs. Mary Ann Darling of Dov- \
er, and seven grandchildren. 4
Funeral services were held 7
at the Lofland Funeral s
Home, Milford.
Mr.. Reed, aproduce salesman,
had stand in Lynch Heights and
at Carroll's Bazaar in Dover. {
COLLINS (
John w. Collins, 21, died last '
Thursday, February 21, in Mil |
ford Memorial Hospital. :
He is survived by his parents, t
John r. and Dollie Lewis Col /
Inns; two sisters, Miss Janice {
Collins Of Salisbury, Md, and '
Miss Gloria Collins of Ellen I
dale; four brothers, Dale, Rob- {
art, David and Jerry, all at home. I
Funeral services we're held T
last Sunday at the Church of God +
in Georgetown. t
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MORGAN O
Harry T. Morgan, rs, died last h
February %, at his home
n Blades, after a long Illness. A
veteran of World War l, he was
A member of Nanticoke Post, Y
Legion. He is survived a
oy his widow, Mrs. Georgia B Belle t.
Morgan. {
Services were held Monday at o
he Watson Funeral Home. +
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CLIFTON a
Mr.. John w. Clifton, age 81,
lied Tuesday, February 10, in n
he hospital at South Hill, Vir- t,
,inia. Funeral services were a
leld Thursday, February 81, at n
Blackstone with interment at E
.akeview Cemetery. o
Mr.. Clifton was a native of v
Delaware and spent his childhood :
1t Staytonsville. AS young man
le left Delaware and with his r
,rother Lawrence, engaged in
arming near Blackstone. n
He is survived by a brother Z
Howard of Seaford, Delaware, a
sister Mrs. Bessie Smith of Dow
.r, New Jersey and a number of
lieces and nephews. N
RICHARDSON Il
Mrs. Clara P. Richardson, 90, u
lifelong resident of the Little G
;reek Area, died last Thursday n.
light, February 21, at her home +
n Little Greek. NJ
She is survived by her huS- o.
and, Samuel B. Richardson; a b.
,rother, Raymond Pleasanton of o.
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