The Democratic advocate., 1907-01-25
DEATHS HGRVES
Well Known Residents And Others
Vino s!ave Passed Away.
fiRUNBINE,

Mrs. Margaret L. Grumbine, widow OF Will
liam Hamilton Grumbine, of this city. died at
her home, on East Nam street, Tuesday after
noon, aged IS years and IL months, of paraly-
sis. She had been i'll for month or longer.
Mrs. Grumbine was married in 1865 and since
that time had resided in this city. Her maiden
name was Margaret Swope. and she was
native of Hanover, Pa. She leaves two sons
and four daughters Harry Grumbine, of New
Jersey; Mrs. William 81. Waddell. of Balti-
more; Mrs Albert Lakin, of New York; Miss
Margaret Grumbine and William E. Grum.
bine, of this city, and Mrs. Harrington. of
Frederick, whose father-in-law has just been
appointed postmaster of that city.
She was kind and loving mother, and had
host of friends who loved and respected her,
and deeply regret her loss.
Her funeral took place yesterday afternoon
at her late home. Rev. P. H. Miller officiating,
assisted by Rev. l.. F. Warner. Interment
was in the Westminster cemetery. The pail
bearers were DR.. J. W. Herring, Charles E:
Goodwin, VIM. B. Thomas, John Gerke and
NJ. l.. Lantz j. A. Sharrer funeral director.
Mrs. Lydia Yingling, who died last week at
the home of her son, William K. Yingling,
aged 80 years, 4 months and l3 days, we
believe had the greatest number OF de-
scendants in this State.
She had Is children, of whom II are living,
viz; Emmanuel,o of York, Pa; JAS NJ, of Bal
timore; Elias, Alfred, VIM. K. and Edward,
of near Westminster; Mrs. Edward Rauben-
slime. of Hanover. Pa. Mrs. L. Rosenberger,
Mrs. Belinda Shipley and Mrs. George Hines,
of Baltimore, and Mrs A. R. Ebaugh, near
Westminster.
There are 62 grandchildren, 126 great
grandchildren and 6 great.great- t-grandchil'
dren, making a total of 209
Besides, she reared same as her own, 8
children for her husband, which he had with
his first wife. These are all living, some near
ing 80 years. Of these FIVE there are l02 de.
scendants. making grand total of 3l6.
Her remains were laid in the cemetery at
Bachmans Church. Her pastor, Rev. H. H.
Flick, preached an appropriate sermon from
Job v, 25, &c. "Thou shalt know also that
they seed shall be great, and their offspring
as the grass of the earth. Thou shalt come
to thy grave in full age, like as shock OF
corn cometh in in his season.
The pallbearers we're r. F. Zentz, Joseph
Warehime, H. Little. g. Marker, A. D. Dut.
terra aud Frank Bish.
KANE.
Barbara Ellen Kane, )fe of Richard Kane,
West Main street, died Wednesday morning,
between aud O'Clock, after an illness of
about 10 days of pneumonia, aged IS years,
2 months and 8 days. Mrs. Kane was
daughter of the late Benjamin Yingling. She
is survived by husband and five children
Mrs. Bette Morelock, Misses Grace and Mag
gle Kane, and Harry and William Kane. Her
funeral took place this morning at Benjamin's
Reformed Church, Rev. James b. Stonesiter
officiating. Interment in Kriders cemetery.
The pallbearers were William Lucabaugh, j.
Wesley Beggs, Harry Little, Leander Glad
bill, VIM. Geiman and Miles Warner. Jas.
NJ. Stoner funeral director.
LoUEY.
Mrs. Catherine Louey died at the home Of
her son, Mr.. John Louey miles from this
city, January %, of double pneumonia, aged
10 years, months and days. She leaves
three children-Mrs. Jacob Fitze, John and
William G. Washington Louey. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow at the Meadow
Branch German Baptist Church, Rev. R. w.
Doty, assisted by Elder William E. Roop will
officiate. The palbearers will be as follows:
Uriah Babylon, Emanuel Forney, Noah
Brown, Frederick Harver, John Schweigart
and VIM. Wentz. James M. Stoner funeral
director
Isaiah Copenhaver, of Mayberry, died Wed.
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and funeral
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral
services at the house. He leaves wife and
seven children. He was in the 10th year of
his age.
REDDING-
Mrs. Ada V. Redding, wife of VIM. A. Red
ding, died at her home at Hanover, Pa, Jan.
l9. from consumption, after an lless Of five
years, aged 81 years.
She was daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Green, of Carroll Country, Md. :and was mar.
ried eight year ago to Wm.A. Redding, son of
Lewis Redding, of Manchester, who survives
her, with two small children. She is also sur
vived by her mother, one brother, David Z.
Green and one sister, Mrs. John Newman of
Hanover, Pa.
The house occupied by Mr.. Redding in
Hanover, Pa. is also the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Green, whose little son, Robert,
died Thursday afternoon from the result of
scaldng accident which occurred on Wednes.
day morning, Jan. 16. The funeral of the
child was held Saturday, and just as the funer.
al services closed at the house, the death of
Mrs. Redding, the child's aunt, occurred.
The funeral of Mrs. Redding was held on
Monday, Jan. 21st, at a. NJ, services at the
house were conducted by Rev. j. P. Koontz.
Interment at Manchester, Rev. Fuse ofici-
ating.