The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-01
THE DEATH REcoRD.

B. Todd, president OF the School Board OF
Baltimore county, who had been sick for about
two months, died on Tuesday morning at bel
home, Todd's Inheritance, North Point. De
ceased was daughter of the late Joshua and
Catharine Todd and was born near Warren
Baltimore county. She is survived by thret
children-Mr. Thomas B. Todd, Jr., Miss Clara
r. Todd and Mrs. Henry /. Douglas, of Pitts
burg. She is also survived by several brothers
and sisters including ex-County Commissioner
Thomas Todd ex-Sherif William H. Todd
Mr.. Joshua F. Todd and Mrs. Benjamin r
Ridgely, all of the 9Th district. The funeral
took place at her late home at P. NJ. on Thurs
day and was very largely attended. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. ]. B. Richard.
son. pastor of North Point M. E. Church
South, (of which deceased was member) as
sisted by Rev. J. ]. Day, of Washington, D; G.
The interment was made in the family bu-
rial ground on Todd's Inheritance.
Warf1eld.-Mr. Oliver Cromwell Warfield,
who was once a resident of Towson and an
man. died very suddenly at his law office on
st. Paul street, Baltimore. on Saturday after
noon last, from an attack of heart disease. He
had not complained previously and his sud-
den taking off was a terrible shock to his
family and friends. While Mr.. Warfield was
a resident of Towson he was Burnt Record
Commissioner, appointed by the Governor,
and it was under his supervision that the
records destroyed by fire in the County Clerk 8
Office were restored. Later Mr.. War6eld
practiced his profession in New York and Bal
timore. Besides a widow Mr.. Warfield is
survived by one son-Mr. Oliver G. Warfield,
Jr. He also leaves sister and one brother
Mr.. William v. Warfeld-with whom he had
Offices.
Maynadier.-Mrs. Alice Lee Fendall May
nader, wife of Mr.. jeremiah Yellott Magma
der, died on Saturday last at her home on Park
Heights avenue. Besides her husband she is
survived by three daughters and one son-Mr.
Charles Maynadier. Deceased, who was in the
list year of her age, was a member Of well
aunt of Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson.
The funeral took place on Monday at st.
Marks P. E. Church, Pikesville, the rector,
Rev. E. T. Lawrence, conducting the services.
The pail bearers were Messrs. John n. May.
nader, T. Murray Maynadier, P. Moores
Maynadier, F. G.. Edmondson, Charles ~:
Fendall and Samuel K. Fendall. Interment
in Druid Ridge Cemetery.
Atkinson. Matthew Smith Atkinson,
who had been in failing health about year,
died on the oath ult., at his home in the west
ern end of Green Spring Valley, aged So years.
He was a well known gentleman and for some
years had been manager of one of the depart
ments of the Sherwood Distilling Company's
plant at Cockeysville. Besides his widow he
is survived by daughter and two sons. He
also leaves a brother-Mr. Isaac E. Atkinson,
of Baltimore. The funeral took place at $50
P. M. at st. Thomas Church, Garrison Forest
the rector, Rev. Hobart Smith, conducting the
services. The pail bearers were Messrs. Jervis
Spencer, William II. Wight, Duncan @. Clark,
j. H. Wight, Matthew Tyson and Mr.. Elliott.
Lee.-Mrs. Jennie Blake Lee, wife of Mr..
Parker Hall Lee, died on Tuesday, at the home
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ington. She had been sick about five weeks
with typhoid. pneumonia. Mrs. Lee had been
married less than year. Besides her husband
she is survived by three sisters and brother
Mr.. Benson Blake, Jr. The funeral took place
on Friday afternoon, Rev. John G. Murray,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, conduct
ing the services.
Stingler-Mrs. Cora May Stingler, aged "a
years, wife of Mr.. William ]. Stingler, died
Monday evening at her home at Owings' Mills,
after brief illness. She was daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Debus and is survived by
her husband. four brothers and two sisters. Fn-
Lawrence, rector of st. Marks Church, Pixies
vile, Thursday afternoon at st. Thomas ?. E.
Church. The pall-bearers were her cousins.
PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, etc., received for record in the Office of
County:
J. A. Eklund and wife to e. r. Maasch and wife
Fannie A. Beckwith to Andrew Kotchenruther
Jessamine Townsend and husband to Steiner
Mantel Co.
G. G. w. Macgill and Charles Livezey to John A.
]. Fl. A. Lehne and wife to G. H. Lindaner.
w. W. Erdman ct al, administrators, to John g.
Charles Schlafrer and George schlaffer to VIM.
S. Harrison and wife.
nue. Land Co.
Evergreen Lawn, Land and Improvement Co. to
Henry w. Centrum and wife.
VIM. M. Plant to Mary Plant.
Harris Kahn to VIM. M. Plant.
South Baltimore Co. to John Prenzcl.
j. P. Offutt. trustee. to Thos. w. Offutt admir-.
Frederick lBaublitz and wife to Josephine M.
Amelia struven ct al. to Bradley K. Purdum.
s. d. Markley ct al. to ]. T. Prince and wife.
Same to Henry Smith and wife.
Isaiah Bennett to Mary A. Moore.
Mary A. Moore to Isaiah Bennett and wife.
Albinus Schuck and wife to Peter Zwesta and
Overiea Land Co. to VIM. ]. Childs. G.
G.. W. CranstOn to Mary o. Matthews.
@. villa Realty Co: to Agnes 3. Hewlett
trustees, to Andrew Mann and wife.
Irvington Real Estate Company to DIR. Charles
A. A. ]. Miller.
Chas a. A. j. Miller and wife to W. J. Boggs.
BALTIC. Trust & Guarantee Co. to w. L. Haworth.
A. ]. Kohly to +. V. G. Baker and wife.
F. v. G. Baker and wife to A. Kruska and wife.
Elizabeth G. Cole to George E. Barnes:
Jno. w. Schueler and wife to Mary G. Haneke.
]. l.. Bichell, Sr. and wife to Katherine Claude.
A. Ruhl and Kate Rost to Chas. e. Walsh.
w. H. Osborn and wife to Jas. e. Diffenderfer.
Jas. E. Diffenderfer and wife to II. Johenning.
F. Nj. Elierbrock ct al. to BALTIC. Terminal Co.
j. Gill, Jr., and wife to G. F. Eckhardt and wife.
C. e. Walsh to Abel Rnhl and Katie Rost.
aidW ina and nd Wife Vi to @ ae
minal Co.
F. c. SIingluff ct al, trustees, to v. NJ Kearns.
Chas. e. Weems to Adolph Droll and wife.
West Lombard Street Loan and Savings Co. to
M. M. Maui and Caroline Maui to AL. Grossman.
Matilda Showacre and husband ct al. to George
7. r. InSrsm and wife to John w. Banks.
Jno. Ward Spamer to Christian Olsen and wife.
Laura r. Spamer aud husband to @. Olsen and
wife.
tee to the Minnehaha Tribe, No. 81, Improved
Order of Red Men.
Charles W. Hull and wife to Bessa Land Wehr.
Hicks Weather Forecasts for Septem-
ber.-We publish below from Word and Works
the Hicks weather forecasts for the present
month:
"a regular storm period is central on Septem-
Der the 1st. extending up to the 4th. The month
promises to come in with areas of high tempera-
ture, low barometer and storms making their
transit from west to east. The climax. or Gull
mination of this period will fall on and touching
meter and westerly gales follow these storms
look for change to, much cooler with frosts
possible in the north. But the moon does not
pass the celestial equator, coming north, until
the 9th, strongly indicating that high tempera-
ture and threatening, electrical storms may NOT
subside entirely at the end of the first period.
"a reactionary storm period Is central on the
7th and 9Th and this fact, most probably, Will
cause storms which originate on the 9th to con-
tinue over the 7th and 9Th. 1t high barometer
follows close behind any of the early September
northern sections. Otherwise very high tenn
peratures will prevail generally until we pass
the center of the autumnal equinox.
"a regular storm period is central on the lStn
and covers the 10th to the 18th. Look for high
temperature, low barometer, threatening storm
clouds and severe electrical phenomena. center
ing progressively on the 18th to l4th. Here
again it is problematical whether a high baro-
meter from the northwest and change TO much
because the new moon on the celestial equator
is Just ahead on the 18th.
"A reactionary storm period Is central on the
nth, 18th and 18th. The period will carry the
earth to the center of its autumnal equinox. 1t
will also inaugurate a series of storms and
changes, on land and sea, that will prove clear
lines of demarkation between our summer and
autumn. During the same period many storms
of rain, wind and thunder are apt to visit inland
parts of the country, with possible tornado
- A rao,,ior storn, neriod r,Ina from the 22d to