The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-30
THE DEATH RECORD.

Warfel.-Mr. c. ID. Warfel, an aged and
highly esteemed citizen of the l1th district,
died on the Oath inst, after long illness, at
the home of his son, Mr.. U. s. Grant Warfel,
in Dulany's Valley. He was native of Ian.
caster county, Pa, but removed to Maryland
about forty years ago. For many years Mr.
Warfel was member of the vestry of Trinity
P. E. Church, Long Green, where the funeral
took place on Wednesday, at 10 A. N: the rector,
Rev. A. r. Walker, conducting the services
The pail. bearers were Col. d. M. Matthews
and Messrs Edward S. Peerce, George W. Vel
lott, John G. Brogden, Charles E Weakley
and Bernard Bowers. Slade Bros. & Co. had
charge of the funeral arrangements. The de-
ceased, who was lifelong farmer, is survived
BY widow, Mrs Margaret E. Warfel, two
sons and two daughters.
Arthur.-Dr. Frank II. Arthur died sudden
" at his home in Delta Pa, few days ago,
aged about 40 years He located in that town
about a year ago, having purchased the prop
erty of DR.. MeCurdy, and had already succeed
ed in building up fEe practice. He made
specially of surgery, in which he was quite
skilled. DR.. Arthur was graduate OF the
Maryland University School of Medicine. He
is survived by widow and one child. He also
leaves three brothers-Dr. William Arthur, of
Mill Green, and Messrs. Daniel and Henry
Arthur, of Aberdeen-and two sisters-Mrs.
Laura Armstrong, of Aberdeen, and Mrs Pris-
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was great shock to his relatives and friends.
Gorsuch.-Mrs. Jane E. Gorsuch, who was
stricken with paralysis on the I'D inst, died
at her home at Verona, 7th district, on We'd
nesday. She was So years of age and the widow
of Joshua Gorsuch. She is survived by three
sisters-Mrs. Dorcas Bosley, OF Western Run
Valley, who is nearly 80 years of age; Mrs.
Luke Ensor, of Frederick county, and Mrs.
Daniels of Washington. She also leaves one
brother-Mr. Mordecai Ensor, who lives near
Belfast.
Banks.-Mr. Horace Banks, we'll known
insurance man, died at his home in Baltimore
on Monday night, after an illness of ten days
from pneumonia, aged So years. Deceased
who was born at Reisterstown, was son OF
Mr.. Andrew Banks, who was once prominent
in the Democratic politics of this county, and
a brother of Mr.. Daniel B. Banks, chief en-
gineer of the United Railways and Electric
Company. Mr.. Banks was unmarried.
Nelson.-Mrs. Susan Nelson, wife of Mr..
Henry H. Nelson, died ut her home at Owings
Mills on Monday last, after lingering Illness
aged 66 years. Besides her husband she is
survived BY three daughters and three sons
The funeral took place on wednesday after
noon, the services being conducted by minis
ter of the Mennonite faith.
Meeting of the School Board The School
Board held meeting at Towson on Wednesday
with the president, Mr.. Thomas b. Todd, in
the chair, and Prof. A. s. Cook. secretary.
Contracts with the following teachers were
confirmed: Edna l.. link School 4, 9Th dis
trict Cora Royston, School 4, 9th district
Katherine McMaster, School -, 9TH district;
Theodore Crommer, School IL, 9Th district ;
Herbert Hendricks School g. 9th district ;
Blanche Hale. School g. 9Th district Grace
Hendricks, School A. 10th district; Gertrude
Gorsuch, School 8, 18th district; Cora G. Belt
School 2, 4th district; Ernest Hendrix, School
8, 9Th district.
The appointment of Miss Della DeGruchy
to a scholarship in Washington College was
confirmed.
IL was ordered that in accordance with the
request of the Franklin High School alumni
the new hall in the high school building be
named F. s. Landstreet Hall, Mr.. Landstreet
having contributed S., 600 towards the erection
of the building, which will be inspected by the
Qoard nnxt Thursday