Milford chronicle., 1963-09-13
Obituaries
DAILY

dnlO 1SSAOGuL VI WyOlilulSs O4cO
last Tuesday, September 3, In
Kent General Hospital, Dover,
at the age Of So. She was active
in Red Cross work until opening
her real estate office Is years
ago. A graduate of Dover High
School, she attended the Univer-
sity of Delaware In the class of
1882.
She is survivedby her husband,
Levi DAILY, and two aunts, Edna
and Anna Vincent Of Wilmington.
Funeral services were held
last Friday from the Ferguson
Hayes Funeral Home in Dover.
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WYATT
Walter E. Wyatt, Sc, operator
Of a grocery store In Lewes for
the past so years, died last We'd
nesday, September A, at the home
of his son, G. Edward Wyatt, a
deputy state fire marshal. Mr..
Wyatt, whose country grocery
store at 1923 Second st. was q
landmark In Lewes, was a part
Of his residence.
Funeral services were hello
last Saturday from the Nelson
Funeral Home, Lewes.
Survivors beside his son In
clude, three daughters, Mrs. W.
H. Horney OF Dover, Mrs. Francis
v. ]. Haggerty Of Villanova, Pa,
and Mrs. Charles S. Baker O
Rockland; one step-son, Walter
H. Andrews Of Arlington, Va; 8
brother, Earl Wyatt of Milford
Is grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
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MITCHELL
Mrs. Anna w. Mitchell, 54, an
attendant at the Hospital for the
Mentally Retarded at Stockley,
was fatally stricken last Sunday,
September 8.
She Is survived by her hus-
band, Augustus Mitchell Of Days
boro; four daughters, Mrs. Elms
Leddon Of Viola, Mrs. Helen
Truitt Of Millsboro, Miss Fran
ces Mitchell Of Wilmington, anc
Miss Wilma Mitchell Of Days
boro; four sons, Eldon Of Wilm-
ington, willard, Floyd and How.
ard, all Of Dagsboro, and L
grandchildren.
Services we're held Wedne sda!
from the James Funeral Home
Millsboro- %**
WATSON
Leonard E. Watson, As a car
penter Of Laurel, died Monday,
September 9, In Nanticoks
Memorial Hospital, Seaford, af-
ter long Illness.
In addition to his widow, Mrs,
Margaret T. Watson, he Is sur
vived by a son, L. Robert; {
daughter, Barbara Ann; a broth
er, Lester J. Watson, all OF
Laurel, and two sisters, Mrs
Estella Starkey Of Coatesville
Pa, and Mrs. Grace Phffftp:
Of Laurel.
Services were held WedneS.
day from the Windsor-Disharool
Funeral Home.
DAVENPORT
Joshua NJ. Davenport, age g.
years, II months, and IL days
passed away Tuesday, Septem.
Der 8, In the U. S. Public Healt
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. He wa
captain for a number Of years o.
the Wilson Line boats, working
out Of Wilmington and B altimore
He lived his earlier life in Mil.
ford Neck.
His only living relatives ar,
Mrs. Bella Parks and Mrs
Myrtle Tell, both Of Milford
and James Masten of Rehoboth
For the past 1/2 years, Mr.
Davenport has made his hom
with Mrs. Parks.
Funeral services we're he'll
from the John o. Mitchell Fu'
neral Home In Baltimore, o.
Saturday, and interment was 4
Loudon Park Cemetery, Balti
more.
HANSEN
Mrs. Augusta Slaughter Ham
sen, a resident Of the Palmer
House, Dover, for the past twenty
years, passed away September A
at the Crescent Farm Nur sim
Home, Dover. Mrs. Hansen, wild.
ow of Thomas Wilde Hansen, O
; Harrington, who died % year
ago, at one time lived in th
Bridgevil1e and Harringto
areas. She was a member Of tn
Methodist Church and a charter
member of the Nanticoke Hom
Demonstration Club, formerly
! the Cokesbury Club, which wa
formed 80 years ago.
She Is survived by son
Thomas P. Hansen of Bridge
Vile; two daughters, Mrs. Pau
Hoffman of Ridgely, Md, an
Mrs. Byron Vaughn Of Fayette
vile, NC; four grandchildren
seven great-grandchildren, thre
Observation-Disclosures ant
, one nephew, Morris Slaughte
of Dover.
Funeral services were hel
Saturday at II am. in the Paine
Home with interment at Greens