The Democratic advocate., 1908-08-07
DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
Stem..

Mrs. Sarah J. Stem, wife of David
Stem, died at her home. 1920 North
Fulton avenue, Baltimore, on Friday,
July 81, aged So years, months and
% days. Her remains were inferred
in Pipe Creek German Baptist bury
ing ground on Monday, after services
In the church, conducted by Elders
Ephraim Stoner and w. Philip Eng
lar Elder Stoner preached from the
I11th chapter of St. John, 21-26 verses
The hymns sung were Jesus Lover
of NV Soul" "Asleep in Jesus and
Going Through the Valley She is
survived by husband, two sons, Ma
than and George, and four daughters,
Misses Annie, Nettie, Susie and Bes-
sic. Mrs. Stems maiden name was
Lambert, and four brothers, Isaiah,
jeremiah, Israel, Samuel, of Taney-
town; George W., of Uniontown, and
sister, Mrs. John Stouffer, of Taney-
town, survive her. The pallbearers
were Jesse Billmyer, John D. F.
Stoner, Charles Sittig, Edward Beard,
John Bowers and Thomas Myers.
Harry Weaver, undertaken, had charge
of the funeral.
Mrs. Mary A. Glass, widow of the
late David Glass, of Frederick county,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Hatfield, of Freedom,
Saturday, July rs, aged 80 years. She
is survived by two sons and five
daughters P. Glass, of Louisville,
Kentucky; David Glass, of Cover;
Mrs. Charles Shuller, of Cover; Mrs.
Isabel Spurrier, Of Mt. Airy; Mrs.
Ezra Pickett and Mrs, Geo. Right, both
of Taylorsyille, and Mrs. Howard Hat
field, of Freedom.
The funeral took place Monday,
July q, at Bethany, near Franklin
Vile, Md. Rev. Huffman, of Freedom,
officiated. Jas. Pickett, undertaken.
BOWers0x.
Miss Annie L. BOwnrsoX died NJ her
home in York, Pa. on Sunday, August
2, aged 81 years, I .raonth ana 29 days.
Her remains were inferred in the city
cemetery, York, on Tuesday. Tie SER
vices were condn.:ted by Rcv. Steck,
of the Lutheran congregation. Miss
BowersoX was a native of Carroll
county, and leaves one brother, U.
M. Bowersov, and three sisters in this
state-Mrs. Samuel Heltabridie. of
near Uniontown; Mrs. Albert Fowble,
of Union Bridge, and Mrs. Lizzie
Taney, of Laurel, Id. Tne deceased
was a niece of Hezekian Bowersox, cf
Westminster.
CayIOr.
Mrs. Jennie Caylor, wife of Tax
Collector Ezra Caylor, died at her
home near UniontoWn on Monday,
August 8, after a lingering illness,
aged 35 years, months and 18 days.
She was the daughter of John Wright,
of Bark Hill, and is survived by her
husband and one child. Her remains
were inferred on Thursday, in the
Hill cemetery, after services in the M.
P Church, conducted by Rev. ]. G.
Hill, pastor, assisted by Rev. l.. F.
Murray, of the Church of God Rev.
G. w. Baughman, of st. Paul's Luth-
eran Church, and Elder W. Philip
Englar, of Pipe Creek German Bap-
Hiteshew, Harvey Erb, William Eek
enrode, Emory Banst, Guy Cookson
and Andrew Sullivan. Harry Weaver
had charge of the funeral.
Mehring.
Levi T. ~Mehring, native and life
long resident of LittTestown, died at
his home in that place Tuesday morn
ing, August 4, after long illness from
a complication of diseases, aged about
72 years.
He was one of Littlestown's most
prominent and prosperous citizens.
For As years he was engaged in the
hardware business in that town, the
name of the store being the Littles-
town Hardware Company. He was a
member of the Littlestown Town Coun
Gil and for many years took an active
part in all matters pertaining to the
welfare of the town in which he lived.
Mr.. Mehring is survived by his wife
and the following children: Harry
Mehring and Howard Mehring, of
Waltham, Mass; Mrs. Charles Kohler,
of Braintree, Mass; Daniel Mehring,
and Mrs. Kohler, of Philadelphia.
Three brothers-Judge Mehring, Ezra
Mehring and Samuel Mehring, all of
Littlestown, also survive.
Fuhrman.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Thurman died at
her home, in Manchester, Wednesday,
aged S3 years. Her husband, who
died % years ago, was ex-Sheriff Ed
ward w. Thurman. She is survived
by four daughters--Mrs. Henry Jae-
ger and Mrs. George w. Greenholtz,
of Baltimore; Mrs. George Hoffacker,
of Hobart, Pa, and Miss Margaret, at
homeland five sons-Messrs. John
and William, of Hanover, Pa; Charles
E., of Cass, w. Va; Henry, of Paris,
KY, and George P, of Manchester.
Yingling.
Anna Louise Yingling, daughter of
Charles and Anna Yingling, Liberty
street, died Monday, August g. aged
l year and II days. Funeral Wednes-
day afternoon at st. Johns Church.
The pallbearers were Bernard Lynch,
Eugene Walsh, John Matthias and
Paul Steffy. Jas. M. Stoner, funeral
director.
Green.
Gilbert Fitzugh Green, of Carroll
ton, died Wednesday, August 5, aged
Z months. Funeral Friday at Church
of God Temple. F. c. Sharrer, fun
eral director.
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