Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02
DEATH OF LUTHER \. RUDY
Succumbed Monday Night After a
Lingering Illness.
REV. MILES 0. NoLL EXPIRED
Was Prominent Minister of the
Reformed Church, and Well
Known In This City.

Reformed Church, and Well
Known In This City.
Mr.. Luther Holland Rudy, SON Of
Mr.. David T Rudy, and well-known
resident of Virginia avenue, died at
his home las5 night about II O'Clock
of consumption. after a lingering ill.,
ness. Mr.. Rudy was native OF this
city and had a large number OF friends
and acquaintance here.
he was aged % years, and is sar-
vived bv his young wife and two small
children. The funeral will take place
on Wednesday afternoon from the
late residence, the services bling con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. 1. W. Canter.
The deceased was a member of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, south
Interment in NoTbourne cemetery.
REV. MILES O. NOLL.
Rev. Miles .. NoIl, one of the best
known Reformed clergyinen in the
Cumberland valley. and a member of
the board of regents of Mercersbnrg
| academy, and well known I'm Martins
| burg died in the Todd Hospital at
Carlisle. Pa, on Monday morning of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Noll was taken i'll four weeks
ago. He had been attending the Po-
tomac synod of the Reformed church
at Newport, returning home October
90. On Sunday, November 5, he was
taken to Todd hospital.
Rev. Noll was member of the board
of home missions, of the Reformed
church, board of regents, of MERGERS.
burg academy, and president OF the
the Carlisle Chassis. Two years ago
he was president of the Potomac
synod of that church. Also two
years ago he was offered the presi-
dency of Catawba college, a success
full Reformed institution at Newton,
N. y. This position he declined as he
also did calls to Reformed churches
at Baltimore and Williamsburg, Pa
He served as chairman OF The jubilee
committee which had charge of the
celebration of the 50th anniversary of
Franklin and Marshall college. He
was member of the Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, Odd Fellows and Mod
ern Woodme
He is survived by his wife, three
children and by several brothers and
sisters. Funeral on Wednesday morn.
ing AT O'Clock.
MR.. RALEIGH ALER
A telegram received here Sunday
by Mr. f. Vernon Aler announced the
death of his brother, Mr.. Raleigh
Aler, which took place in Washington
on Sunday morning. Mr.. Aler was
a former resident OF this city and was
well-known here. For number of
years he has resided at the capital.
where he held an important position
with the palais Royal store. He was
aged about 35 years, and was unmar-
ried. The funeral took place in
Washington.
CHARLES E. DUDROW.
C--srles 4. Dudrow died Saturday ut
his home, Camp Hill of heart disease,
in the 63rd. year OF his age. He was
born at Buokevstown, Md, and en-
tered the emp,ov Of the Baltimore &
Ohio RAILROAD 38 years ago. in whose
service he had been in continuous em-
ployment. rising step by s'ep to the po-
sition of travelling AGENT of the road on
tin lines east of the Ohio River and
south TO Lexington, Va, with his office
ar Harpers Ferry. He was a Union
veteran, hasi"g enlisted at the age of
10 in the Fourteenth PENNSYLVANIA
o.valrv and served throughout the
war. He is survived by widow, a
dapR liter and ION.
F. w. MILLER.
DR.. Peter William Miller, OF Win
chester, died Oh Saturday of Bripht's
disease, a9ed 90 wears. DIR. Miller
graduated in medicine from the Uni
versity IF VIRGINIA and the Universe.
ty of HeidelburR, Germany. and for
several years was a member of the
menical staff at Bellevue hospital,
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