The Democratic advocate., 1908-01-31

Mrs. Anna E. Maulsby. widow of Judge
William P. Maulsby, died at her home in
Westminster Wednesday morning. She was
one of the oldest residents of the town, having
been born in 1919. She was native of Bal.
timore county. Mrs. Maulsby was the daugh.
ter of the late Robert and Ann Morihland.
and came to this city with them in 1916. lD
1856 she was married to the late John Fisher,
cashier of the Unicn Bank for many years,
and a leading financier of this city. Mr..
Fisher died in 1868, and her marriage 10
Judge Maulsby occurred in 1870. Judge
Mausby died about II years ago. MRS.
Maulsby leaves no children, but William +.
Maulsby, of Frederick, is her stepson. Mrs.
Sally Crout, who has resided with her for sew
eral years, and who is also an octogenarian,
is her only sister and The last survivor of her
fathers family. Her funeral took place this
afternoon at O clock from her late residence,
Rev. Walter R. Graham, of Pocomoke City,
former pastor of the Methodist Protestant
Church, this city, conducting the services.
ReindoIIar.
Mrs. Mollie Josephine Rendolar died at
Taneytown Oil Sunday. She is survived by
her husband and the following children
Mrs. w. Charles E. Roop, Mrs. c. Edgar
Yount, Miss Clara Reindollar, Miss Josephine
Reindollar. E. Eugene Reindollar, Jr. , and
David II. Relndolar.
Louisa j. (nee Reynolds), wife of George
Franklin Flohr died at her home at Alpha,
Howard county, Sunday night. January 10,
after short illness of pneumonia, aged 36
years, 3 months and II days. She formerly
lived near Sykesville and was member of the
Messiah Lutheran Church near Berrett. She
had wide circle of friends who mourn her
loss. She is survived by her husband and
seven children, the youngest three years OF
age, five sons and two daughters, also mother,
three brothers and two sisters. A daughter
aged thirteen, was lying very ill with pneu-
monia and could not be told of her mothers
death, but is improving at this time under the
care of trained nurse. The funeral was held
Wednesday at Springfield Presbyterian Church
near Sykesville. Interment was made in the
cemetery adjoining the church. The services
were conducted by Rev. Schultz assisted by
Rev. DR.. Dudley. The pallbearers were her
three brothers Frank, Edward and George
Reynold, and her three brothers in.law,
Milton, Calvin and Sheeler Flohr. NJ. II.
Weer, funeral director.
MusseIman.
Jacob Musselman, 92 years old. died Mon
day at the home of his nephew, near Wood
ensburg. His funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon. The services were in charge OF
Rev. Mr.. Burke, of Baltimore, who was as.
sisted by Rev. S. j. Derr, of Arcadia, and
Rev. Mr.. Cassell, OF Finksburg.
The pallbearers were Messrs. John Helntz.
man, w. Stocksdale, Samuel Brown, Patrick
Sullivan. Marian Duncan and VIM. Altman.
Burial was in Mount Gilead Cemetery.
YinuIina,
At his home in Pleakant Valley on Thurs.
day. Frederick l.. Yingling, in the 85th year
of his age. after lingering aud painful ILL
ness caused by cancer, which he bore with
remarkable Christian fortitude. He was a
successful farmer. and, with one exception,
the oldest resident of this community. His
was beautiful. peaceabIe, exemplary life.
May its influence never die. His wife died
nine years ago. He leaves three sons and
three daughters-Joseph P, Edward c. and
John f. Yingling, the latter of Baltimore;
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Lawyer, Mrs. Wesley
Hahn and Mrs. VIM. Il. Lucabaugh. Funeral
will take place from his late residence, where
he spent nearly half his life, on Sunday at
1.3O clock, his pastor. Rev. Stonesifer, Off
ciating Interment in Pleasant Valley Gem.
etery. Pal-bearers: Charles Myers, Ed.
Hahn, Wilson Warren. William Unger. How
ard Wantz and Luther Helwig.
Wantz.
At this writing. Thursday evening, your COR
respondent. with the rest of our community,
are forcefully reminded that "there is reaper
whose Dame is death, and with his sickle keen
he reaps the bearded grain at a breath. and
the flowers that grow between" At o'clock
this p. IN. young mother and wife was
snatched from happy home and the hearts
of loving friends in the person of Mrs. Annie
Kester Wantz the wife of Mr.. Harry Wantz,
of our village. She leaves husband, one
daughter and two sisters-Miss Mary Kester,
of Baltimore, and Mrs. Bertha Null, of
Frizellsburg.
Mrs. Wantz was a daughter of the late
Noah Kester, who in his lifetime conducted
store of general merchandise in this village.
Her unassuming yet pleasant manner endeared
her to all with whom she came in contact.
She was a member of the Reformed Church
and the funeral services at l O. clock on Sat.
urday afternoon from her late home will be
conducted by her pastor, Rev. James B.
Stcnesifer. Her age was q years, s months
and 25 days. J. NJ Stoner, funeral director.
Frederieks.
Mrs. Flora Gertrude Fredericks. wife of
Thomas C. Fredericks, and Daughter of Mr..
John B. Saylor, died at her residence at 7.45
this morning after lingering illness.
Funeral services will be conducted at the
house Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock, Rev.
R. W. Doty officiating. Interment will be
made in Westminster Cemetery.