The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-01-11
THE DEATH RECORD.

day morning, January 10th. He was born at
Tower Hill, the Hebb homestead in st. Mary g
county, in 1912. He was educated at Charlotte
Hall College and chose the study of medicine
as his profession, but at the breaking out OF
the Civil War he entered the Confederate army
in which he continued until his arrest during
a raid into Maryland. At the close of the war
he resumed his medical studies in Baltimore
and graduated in 1872. DR.. Hebb immediate
" located at RandalstowD and had been en-
gagged in practice there until his health failed.
DR.. Hebb took leading part in public affairs
and was recognized as the head of the Demo
Graf organization in the I'd district. He was
chairman of the County Executive Committee
for nearly twelve years and was also mem
Der of the State Central Committee. He was
president of the Board of Election Supervisors
several years. In 1885 DR.. Hebb was the nomi-
nee of bis party for County Treasurer and was
elected In the fall of 1893 he was chosen
Register of Wills of the county, serving full
term of six years. This was the last public
office held by him. At the time of his death
he was q director of the Maryland Home for
the Feeble. Minded, near OwiDgs' Mills. DR..
Hebb, who was genial gentleman, discharged
all his public duties with fidelity and honor
and left behind him an untarnished record. In
1876 DIR. Hebb married Miss Anna A. Jean,
daughter of the late David Jean, of the I'd dis
trict. She died without issue. Later he mar
ried Miss Phoebe Hayes, daughter of the late
John s. Hayes, of Rossville, Baltimore county.
She survives him, with three children-Mr.
Harry J. Hebb, of Baltimore, and Miss Eliza
beth Hebb and Richard Hebb, at home.
Lamb-The funeral of Mr.. George M.
Lamb, whose sudden death was mentioned in
The UNION last week, took place at Cedar
croft" bis late home on the York road, at 2 30
P. NJ on Sunday afternoon. The burial SER
vice of the Society of Friends was conducted.
Eulogistic remarks relative to the life of the
l. Ill NJ 81 t.
Miss Martha Townsend and Mrs. Pauline
Holme. Prayer was offered by Rev. W. W..
Shaw, pastor of the Govanstown Presbyterian
Church. The funeral was attended by many
prominent men in Baltimore business circles.
The Baltimore Chamber of Commerce was
pail bearers were Mr. George A. Pope, DR.. Ed
ward N. Brush and Messrs. J, Olney Norris,
R. NJ. Jones' William 81. Conklin, John Black,
William Cunningham and Henry G. Matthews.
Employees of Henry W. Jenkins q Sons, IN.
dertakers, were the active pall-bearers. The
interment, which was private, was in Friends
Cemetery. on the Belair road.
Wilkens.-Mr. James T. Wilkens, aged 10
years and q days. died of tuberculosis. Janu
airy 9th, at the home of his aunt, Mrs. John s.
Norris, of Seattle, Washington. He issurvived
by his mother, Mrs. John E. Erwin, of Fork,
Baltimore county, and one brother, Mr.. George
s. Wilkens, of Seattle. MIR. Wilkens was high
ly esteemed by all who knew him. He was a
graduate of the class of 1905, of Dickinson
Seminary, Pa. Mrs. Erwin left for Seattle,
December 31st, and arrived there January 4th,
and was with her son when be died.
Hanley.-Mr. Thomas Hanley, a we'll
known farmer of the I'd district, died at his
home, at Jacksonville, on Saturday last, after
a weeks illness from pneumonia. Mr.. Hanley
was born in County Galway, Ireland, about 20
uooro oo0 tod RI this n0nnfV in 1255 and
had resided on the farm on which he died since
(Mr. Michael J. Hanley, of Harrisonville,)
who was one of the candidates for the House
of Delegates on the Republican ticket last fall.
A grandson of the deceased is now i'll with
pneumonia.
Miller.-Mr. Florian Miller, one of the old
est residents of Parkville, Hartford road, died
on Monday last at his home, after short ill
ness. Death was due to infirmities OF age.
The funeral took place Wednesday morning,
at o'clock, from st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
where requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Trinkhaus. Interment in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church. Mr.. Miller was 78
years of age and is survived by his wife and
three sons-Messrs. Thomas, Nicholas and
John Miller.
Grifath.-During the very heavy rain of
last Tuesday the remains of Mrs. Mary l..
Cook Griffith, former resdent of the I'd dis.
trict, who died in Baltimore on January 4th,
were inferred in Mount Paran Cemetery, Har-
risonvile Mrs. Griffith, who was born in
Baltimore county in 1926, was the widow of
Thomas Griffith, at one time one of the best
known educators of the county, and had q
large circle of friends in that section of the
county.
Wagner.-Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner, wife OF
the late Henry Wagner, departed this life, jan
uary 9th, 1908, at her late home, at Parkville,
Hartford road, aged II years. She had been a
resident of Parkville for 35 years. She is sur
vived by two daughters and two sons-Misses
Leana and Mamie Wagner and Messrs: John
and Frederick Wagner, Her funeral will take
Sunday, January 18th, at P. NJ.
Brogan.-Mrs. Mary Brogan, aged 70 years
widow of James Brogan, died on the Sd inst
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles B
Noppenberger, of Cockeysville. She was ma
tive of Ireland but had been resident of this
county for half century and one of the oldest
members of st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Texas. She leaves daughter, Mrs. Noppen.
berger, one son and five grandchildren.
Baublitz.-Mr. S. Nelson Baublitz, of Glyn.
don, died last Sunday morning, aged As years
Though he had been in failing health for the
past year death was due to an attack of pleuro-
pneumonia, superiDduced by the grip. Mr.,
Baublitz was a carpenter by trade. He leaves
q widow and one son. He is also survived by
sister, Mrs. Robert Allender, and two brothers
-Messrs. John and G.. Baublitz.
Herder.-Mrs. Herder, wife of Mr.. Charles
Herder, died at her home in Reisterstown, on
the 4th instant. Within three years Mr.. Her
der lost his wife and three children. The fu-
neral of Mrs. Herder took place on Monday.
Rev. Joseph Fletcher, of the Protestant Epis.
copal Church, conducting the services.
Stephens.-Mrs. Amanda Stephens, aged
"a years. widow of Joseph Stephens, died last
Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Georgeana Cooke, Pleasant Hill, 4th district
after a lingering illness due to complication
of diseases. She is survived by eight chill
dren-six sons and two daughters.
McGuire.-Mr Patrick Mcclure, an old
resident of Pikesville. died on the Sd inst. For
thirty-five years he was manager OF the estate
of the late Joseph Linton. He is survived by
two sons-Joseph NJ. Mcclure, who is deputy
warden at the Baltimore city Jail, and Francis
]. McGuire-and one daughter.
Michaels.-Mr. Jacob MichaeIs, who for
many years conducted an express business at
Govanstown, died in st. Joseph's Hospital,
Baltimore, on Sunday last, aged So years. He
is survived by a widow, two sons and one
daughter.
Bethany Lodge Installs Of1cers.-Beth.
any Lodge, l. o. o. F., of Glenarm, on We'd
nesday night installed the following officers
for the ensuing term
Noble Grand-Harry Sherman.
Vice Grand-Rev. M. L. Beall
Treasurer-Harry W. Dilworth.
Financial Secretary-Phineas Hartley.
Recording Secretary-John +. Mumma.
Chaplain-Jesse Billingsley.
Marshal-A. T. STREET..
Warden-John B. Foard.
Conductor-Elisha Slade.
Right Supporter to N. CIV. T. Hartley.
Left Supporter to N. CDR. John s. Green.
Right Supporter to V. G.-J. L. Norwood.
Left Supporter to V. G.-Herman Snider.
Outside Guardan-Charles Burton.
Inside Observation-Disclosures DeBaugh.
Right and Left Scene Supporters-Charles
1864. He is survived by widow and one son
Cain and VIM. Levinsohn.
Representative to the Grand Lodge-John
F. Mumma.
Bank Officer Resigns Under q Cloud
Mr.. Victor G. Bloede, president of the First
National Bank of Catonsville, who was indie
ted by the United States Grand Jury, in Wash
ington, last Monday, for alleged conspiracy
against the United States Government in the
matter of the sale Of inks to the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, on Thursday resigned as
head of the bank, of which he had lately be-
come president His resignation was presen-
koH 0f . to Of he