The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 27

Md. hit-run crash kills state Gl Morning News. Wilmington, Del. Thursday, December 10, 1370 27 Obituaries of the Delaware area ABERDEEN, Md. A Delaware City soldier was struck and killed Tuesday by a hit-run trriw while hitchhiking on U.S.

.40, about 2 miles south of Aberdeen. The driver later surrendered, state police said. State Trooper Billy Caudill of the Benson Barracks identified the victim as Pvt. James E. Bailey, 20, of Apartment 2B, Hamilton Court, Delaware City.

He suffered head injuries and was pronounced dead on arrival at Harford Memorial Hospital, Havre de Grace. Caudill said the motorist, Spec 4 Richard A. Vickers, :9, of Grand Haven, went to the provost marshal at the Aber-" deen Proving Ground about 33 minutes after the fatal accident to report that he was the operator of the vehicle. Both Vickers and the victim had been assigned to the headquarters command at the base, although the men were not acquainted, police said. Bailey had entered the service last April, his military record shows.

According to Caudill, the victim may have been walking backwards, attempting to thumb a ride, when he was struck. He landed on the hood of the car, rolled to the roof and fell from the car about 95 feet from the point of impact, police said. Vickers was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and with driving without a license. He was placed in the Harford County jail in default of $1,000 bail to await a hearing today in Trial Magistrate's Court at Abington. Mrs.

Edward F. May Morris of Westmont, N.J., and three grandchildren, Services and interment will be! private. The family asks that er, Mrs. Ruth Martin of South I Mrs. William D.

Griffith Mrs. Elsie Knight formerly of 204 W. 21st died Tuesday Daybreak Lodged 2801 W. 6th after a long Richards Mrs. Lillian F.

Richards, 78, Attleboro, a sister, Mrs. Ruth Robinson of Keene. N.H.: and a brother Dean Martin of Suffield, Conn. Services will be tomorrow cf 215 Capitol Trail, Newark, died yesterday in the Newark Manor Nursing Home after a long illness. Mrs.

H. Justice Lloyd morning at 11 at the Ashcraft; illness. Funeral Home, 47 State Penns Grove, where friends may call an hour before the service. Cremation will follow at Mrs. Richards, born in Smyrna, had lived in the Newark area for 55 years.

Her husband. Edward F. Richards died in Her age was not disclosed. Her husband, William an Army captain overseas in World CARNEYS POINT, N.J.-Mrs. Barbara M.

Lloyd, 56. the wife of H. Justice Lioyd, of 18 Oak-wood Golfview Park, died in Delaware Division Tuesday following a long illness. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lloyd is survived by her moth ithe Silverbrook Crematory in.

War was a mechanical engineer for New Castle County when he died in 1958. Mrs. Griffith was born here and attended Wilmington public schools. She was a member of 1961. Wilmington.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Rchards and Mrs. Arr.ie R. Maclary, both of Newark; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Knotts of Wilmington and The family suggests that con-' tributions, in lieu of flowers, be sent to the Delaware Curative Workshop.

Hanover United Presbyterian Church. She is survived by a brother, Carlisle T. Knight Sr. of Wilmington. Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the John C.

Hirzel Funeral Home, 25th and Market Sts. Interment will be hi River- view Cemetery. Henry Marker CAMDEN Henry Marker, 63, of Camden, died Tuesday at Kent General Hospital after a short illness. A lifelong resident of Delaware, he was a retired carpenter. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

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Services will be Saturday aft ernoon at 2 at the Torbert Fu neral Chapel, Bradford and Reed Dover, where friends may call tomorrow night. Interment will be in Odd Fellows j1 A Cemetery, Camden. Mrs. Norman T. Reyburn CHESTER, Pa.

Mrs. Ruth G. Reyburn, of 711 Mill Chester, died Tuesday at Sacred Heart Hospital after a short illness. The former Ruth G. Deany, she was the wife of the late Clarence F.

Lockwood who died in 1944. She later married Norman T. Reyburn, who died in' GUERLAIN 1965. Mrs. Reyburn 'was an ardent china painter who also taught the craft.

She was a member of the Pennsylvania Federation of China Painting and the International China Painting Teaching Association. She was also a member of the Women's Society of Christian Service ao Price Street Methodist Church, Train er. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Edward T. Phillips, of Chester, Mrs.

Robert E. Lerch, of Claymont Mrs. Oliver L. Ginegaw, of Havre de Grace, and Mrs. John W.

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His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Kemp, died in 1919. He is survived by a son, James of Marshallton; a daughter, Mrs. Louise A. Hilde-brandt of Minquadale; a brother, Norman, of Fairhill, a sister, Mrs.

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