The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-01-23
THE DEATH RECORD.
CHARLES BURST.

day evening last of a complication of
diseases. He was nearly 43 years of
age and is survived by widow and
eight children. He was a son of
Samuel burst, well known war vet
eran of Garrett county. The funeral Of
the deceased occurred on Monday, with
interment at Springs, Pa.
CHRISTIAN FLOTZ.
In the Bittinger settlement, Of para
lysis, on the 18th inst, Christian Klotz.
aged 81 years, months and days.
Interment at Accident, where he had
been member of the German General
Synod Of the Lutheran church for many
years. Mr. Klotz was born in BirkeI-
bach, near Entebrich, in the Kingdom
of Prussia, Germany. Mrs. Klotz died
last February. To this christian couple
We're born nine children, five boys and
four girls. One son and one daughter
preceded their parents to the spirit
world. Mr.. Klotz was an honest, up
right Christian citizen, a loving hus-
band, an indulgent parent and helpful
neighbor. One excellent comment on
his life was made by one Of his friends,
che always lived at peace with his
neighbors. The four sons and one
daughter still live at home. Two Of
the daughters are married. The fun
eral services We're attended by a large
concourse Of people and were conducted
by Rev. E. Manages, pastor Of St.
Mark $ Er. Lutheran church, Oakland.
THOMAS }. LOWDERMILK.
After a long and painful illness,
which he bore with Christian resigna-
ton, Thomas J. Lowdermik departed
this life January IS, 1908, aged fifty
nine years, ten months and twenty-five
days. He was neted for his unassuming
piety and kindness and large number
of his friends followed his body to its
last resting place. He was buried at
Hoyes Methodist church, the funeral
being preached by the writer, while
Revs. Asa S. Wolfe. J c. Beahm.
Nathan Hart Johnson and Wap,nler
took part in the services He had hoen
a consistent member Of the Methodist
Episcopal church since 1873 and will be
much missed in the cbris+ia,, u.o,,l. of
the community.
He leaves behind him y widow and =
numerous family to mourn b;s dorar-
ture, but with he assurance that tbo
separation is only for time and that
they shall meet AGAIN where maritime is
not known. Nav God in his mercy com
fort and bless them
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