The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-11-17
Death of Weu-Known Persons.

Mr.. Henry b. Reagle died suddenly at his
home on Pennsylvania Av"nue this city, On
Saturday afternoon last. He had been at
| tending to some outdoor duty about the
premises. and Immediately after entering the
house dropped 10 the floor and expired III Il
| few minutes. Mr.. Reagle was Il retired
| farmer and a former resident ui Bachman ;
Valley, and was possessed of considerable
means. He was member of the Lutheran
Church. aud lifelong aud ardent Democrat.
His wife, who was a Miss Brown, OF Myers
district, survives him, but he leaves no cml'
dren. His funeral took place at Gr1c"
Lutheran Church. this city, on Tuesday, and
the remains were inferred at Benjamin ;
cemetery. formerly hriderS.
Elizabeth wife Of Isaiah IIann, OF Mcdford.
died very suddenly on Thursday night of last
week. She retired about eight O'Clock in
good health aud in fifteen minutes was dead.
Death was caused by disease of the heart.
Mrs HAM was in her 69th year. She leaves
husband aud twelve children-MrS. Thos.
Collins. Miss Jessie NJ. Ham, Messrs. John
L. and Phillip II. Ham, of Chester, Pa. :;
Mrs. Jacob Bolhnger, of Baltimore; Mrs.
Daniel CrabbS, of ueac Taneytown; Mrs. John
NJ Rooms. of l.inwood: T. J. Ham, Misses
Susie L. aud Jennie Ham, OF Meilar !; Mrs.
Walter BEEN, of P.kesviIIr, aud Willard T..
Ham, of Wakefield
On Wednesday of last week Mrs. Margaret
HAYES widow of the late Michael Hayes. was
paralized. and died ON Monday morning last.
She was about IS years old aud had resided
in this city for nearly SO years. She lr ives
FIVE chidren-John, James aud PATH X, at
home, and two daughters, Mr>. b. I. Darr,
of Washingtuu d. C.. and Miss Maggie. Of
New York Her funeral took place at 81.
John Catholic Church uu Wednesday morn
ug.
Mr. Francis II. OrendorF. of thi> CITY, died
81 ~ Agnes Hospital, near Baltimore, "u
thursday afternoon, from general debility,
aged - years. Mr. Oreudurf was born al
the old homestead. about four mlles from
Westminster. now owned by his brother. Mt.
JoSephus Orendof; finished his education nj
Nj ST Mary's College. Emmiisbnrg Nd. /;
then clerked IN the store of his uncle. Samuel
Oreudortf. in Myers district. aud remained
with him several wears after he moved Ia
Westminster, and finally purchased the store
from him, which was conducted 10 The house
nov occupied by Mr. Wan. Freeman
In 1886 he married Miss Emily Hook, OF
this city. After a successful business career
htle 1t kA4ltAA-f4 lAfAAl U.s. iAftifa tt' lfAHfi
" now owned by Mrs Bale. nu the Little
town turnpike, and after erecting a dwelling
and other buildings moved there. H. lSSi
be vas elected 10y the Democrat, as a Coapty
Commissioner, and has long business training
especially fitted him i1T the great responsible
ties of That position. About he close of bis
term of office be said his faur. moved 81 this
city, occupied the dwelling aiisched 90 iar
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. aud
later purchased the former residence Il br. !.
". Herring.
Mr. OrendorH Wa q director %; o., Union
Nationa. Bank for a number at years. and ais,
Of the Baltimore Coguty Fire Insurance Com
pany, When residing 90 The iArtn his house
was always open Go his iTjcuds, his hospitality
And charity werc uilis1sn1-d and BEE Nas sc.
tive in advancing the improvement &c W~,i
minister.
L. 1894 Mr.. OreadsrG msEr5rd Ni,- MAJ
gie, daughter o.; the a;e John J. RslEa sagt
ner. sc this citY, sifa survive, him
Mr. OrcndorF funeral Wjl iakr place ihE,
Saturday morning 81 . % cioys, &c = JOAN
Catholic Church