The Democratic advocate., 1907-01-18
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Othe rs
Who Have Passed Away.

| HITEsHEw
William Hiteshew, a Unknown farmer o
| Uniontown district, died very suddenly al his
residence on January Is, aged SO years. II
months and % days Mr. Hiteshew was lake
/ i'll on Sunday night after returning from
! church, IN Uulontowu, and grew worse uuli
! he died on the above date. He was IL native
of Carroll county and Il staunch Democrat.
| In religion he was a confirmed member of the
Reformed church, of Union Bridge, but in
past years has been a worshiper of the Luth:
ran church, of Uniontown. He is survived
by wife, one daughter, Mrs. Harry F. Cover.
of this city, four sons, Harvey Hiteshew, of
Pittsburg, Pa, Luther and Bolivar Hteshew,
of Baltimore, and Nevin Hiteshew, of Union
town. His funeral took place today at 1910
a. m, at the Lutheran church, Uniontown,
Rev. G. w. Baug hman, officiating. Inter-
ment took place at Krider's Church. near this
city.
CRABBs
Mr.. WIN. Jesse Crabbs died January 5, of
Bright's disease and enlarged prostate, aged
72 years, 9 months and 8 days.
Mr.. Crabbs began teaching school when he
was about eighteen years old and, with the
exception OF a few years, followed teaching
up to three years ago when feeble health
compelled him to retire on the pension list.
During his long term of service he taught in
sixteen different schools in Carroll county and
also some years in Ohio and Illinois.
He moved, with his wife and son, to Union
Bridge about ~ years ago, when he was ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace for Union
Bridge district and was reappointed every
two years since.
He leaves widow who is daug ghter of Mr..
aud Mrs. VIM. Baust, near Uniotnown, one
son, Mr.. VIM. j. Crabbs, Jr., and one daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, both at home. He is also
survived by an aged sister, Mrs. Lizzie Buffing-
ton, of Woodberry, and one brother, Charles
Crabbs, of this county.
Funeral took place on January Z, services
being conducted in the NJ. P. Church by Rev.
E. L. Read, and interment in Mountain View
Cemetery. The palbearers were Messrs.
John B. Eppley, John H. Repp, Cleveland
Anders, S. d. Senseney, VIM. Z. Kolb and
SHUEY.
Mrs. Susan Shuey, of near Uniontown, died
on January Is, aged 79 years, l month and 13
days Funeral services took place on Thurs
day morning at 10 OF clock at her late home,
Rev. G. W. Baughman officiating. Burial
was at Winters church. The following child
rem survive her-Louis and Augustus Shuey.
The only daughter died in Virginia several
years ago.
THOMPSON.
The body of A. Clarke Thompson. of Wor-
cester, Mass, was brought here Friday even
ing from New York and inferred in Westmin-
ster Cemetery. after funeral services at Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church Saturday
morning. Mr.. Thompson died at Roosevelt
Hospital Thursday night very suddenly of an
embolsm, following an operation for appen-
dicitis, from which he had nearly recovered.
Ha old an6 unmarried Ha
son of the late Rev. James Thompson, of
this city, and brother of Rev. William j.
Thompson, pastor of Simpson Church, Brook
lyn, N Y, and of Mrs. R. Edwin Cook,
whose husband made the design which was
accepted for the new Baltimore Custom House.
Mr.. Thompson grew to manhood in this city,
graduated from the University of Pennsylva
MIA and adopted teaching as profession. AT
the time of his death he was member of the
faculty of the English High School, Worcester.
He was member of the Masonic fraternity
and also a membe of the Phi Gamma Delta
college fraternity. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. c. w. Skinner, of
Washington. D. c., by whom he was received
into the Methodist E piscopal Church in New
York years ago. Two laymen, who were his
close personal friends-Mr. John r. Todd, of
the New York City College, and George F.
Cole. of the South High School, Worcester,
Mass. also took part in the services. Rev.
and Mrs. William j. Thompson, of Brooklyn,
and Mr. and Mrs. r. Edwin Cook, of Wash
ington. attended the funeral.
YINGLING.
Mrs. Lydia Yingling. residing with her son,
William R. Yingling, near Stonersvile, died
yesterday after an illness of four days, aged
81 years, months and 13 days. Mrs. Ying-
ling was the daughter of the late Moses and
Catherine Shaeffer. She is survived by the
following sons-Wm. R.. Alfred and Eman
funeral will take place at Bachman's Church,
tomorrow, Rev. James B. Stonesifer officiat-
ing. Interment in the nearby cemetery. Pail
bearers are J. Wesley Beggs, Geo. Marker,
David Currens. A. D. Dutterer and Mr..
Zentz. James M. Stoner funeral director.