The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-11
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reape-. 3.


John Server, of Philadelphia Pa.
ANDERS.
MIR. James A. Anders was found dead
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Annie
Stultz, near Woodsboro, February Sth
MIR. Anders was aged u years. He is
survived by only his sister, Mrs. Stultz
TIMPsoN.
McCalvey Timpson, colored. aged as
years, died at his home near Mt. Pleasant.
+ Services were held at Silver Hill A. NJ E.
church. Rev. w. II s. Bailey conducted
the services. lnterment was made adj
4 Jolng the church.
SHECKELS.
Mr. W.. Stansbury Scheckels died at
his home, near Damascus, on January a.
of pneumonia, aged 10 years The fun
eral services TOOK place at Mt. View NJ.
P. church and were conducted by Rev.
Howard 0. Keen. lnterment was made
in the cemetery adjoining the church.
CRUM.
Mr.. Casper c. Crum, son of the late
| Stephen and Harriet Crum, died in Oak
land, Cal, on February I. He is survived
by two sons. Mr. Crum was the last of
his immediate family He was a nephew
of the late Colonel George T. Cline, and
Mr.. Nicholas o. Cline.
NICHOLS.
Caleb Nichols colored, formerly of this
city, died in New York, aged az years.
He taught school in this CITY for some
! years. After moving to New York he be-
/ came clerk in the Grand Central post.
otilce He leaves a widow and seven
children. His remains were brought to
this city on February Sth for burial.
ALEXANDER.
Mrs. Rachel Catherine Alexander. wife
OF MIR. John Robert Alexander, a we'll
known gentleman residing at New Balti-
more, about 3 miles west of Middletown.
died January 81, after few days illness
OF pneumonia, aged So years and 10 DAYS.
She was Miss Waldeck and was born
in Virginia
WiLLHIDE.
Mr.. Allen w. Willhde, aged "a wears
Youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah f.
Wlllhide, of near Deerfield, this county,
died at his home on Tuesday, February
Ist. Mr. Willhide was a member of Good
Samaritan Lodge No. 46, |. O. o. f.,
which organization had charge of the
body and held services at the grave at the
funeral, which took place February ard.
Mrs. Sarah Hays, widow of the late
Dr. William Hays, died at her home at
Hagerstown, after a protracted illness.
Her father was an Episcopal clergyman
and her brother, Rev. DR.. Leighton
Parks, is rector of ST Barthoomew's
Protestant Episcopal church, in New
York. She was an aunt of Mrs. Glenn
II. Worthington, of this city.
WARNER.
Mrs. Sarah Warner wife of Andrew
Miles Warner, Deputy United States
Marshall of Carroll county, died at her
home on West Main street, Westminster.
Mrs. Warner was a daughter OF the late
John Stoner, of Carroll county, She is
survived by her husband, one son, Harry
Warner, OF Washington, ID. g., and two
daughters, Miss Annie Warner, at home,
and Mrs. Viola Ford o. Westminster.
CLINE.
Mrs. Barbara Cline, wife of Hezekiah
| Cline, Boonsboro, died from pneumonia,
aged II years. She was a Miss Warren
feltz. Surviving are her husband and
| chlldren-Charles, Lemuel Lewis and
| John, all near Boonsboro Mrs. Otho
Shank and Mrs. Charles Lemen, Fred
| erick county; Mrs. Harry Smith, Maple
VILE lnterment Was made in BoonSboro
! cemetery.
KAETZEL.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kaetzel, wife of Chris
tan Kaetzel, died al her home, near
Brownsville, Washington county, from
acute indigestion, aged 49 years. She is
survived by her husband and seven chill
dren. The funeral took place February
9TH with services in the Dunkard church
at Brownsville by Elder A B. Barnhart,
HagerstoWn, and Elder Castle, Browns
vile, and interment in the graveyard adj
joining.
Miss Charlotte Wolff Doll died on Feb
ruary Sth al the Evangelical Reformed
parsonage, West Church street, in her
| 10Th year, Miss Doll came to this city
with Rev. E. r. Eschbach and family IS
years ago. She is a sister of Mrs. Esch-
! bach, and during her residence made a
! host OF frienes. Miss Doll is native of
Martinsburg, West Va, and her remains
were Inferred in that city Monday. Fun
eral services were held at her late home
on "Wednesday last.
ANDERS.
Mr. Calvin B. Anders, prominent re-
tired farmer of near townsville, this
! county, died suddenly OF acute indiges-
! ton. He was about SIS years old. Mr..
Anders was a miller, having years ago,
| with his brother, Charles AnderS, and the
! late John Reiismder, conducted the Lin
| ganore Mills. He later conducted mill
! al Double Pipe Creek for several years.
The latter mil was destroyed by fire, and
| he then engaged i'll farming. He is sur
vved by widow, who is his second wife,
and two children: Mrs. David c. Pearre,
/ OF Unionville, and Hon. Aaron K. Anders,
/ OF this city; one sister, Mrs. Charles L.
1 Saylor, oil this city, also survives.
THOMAS.
Mr.. William !. Thomas, a well-known
/ resident of this city, died at the City Hos
pital, aged rs years. Mr.. Thomas was a
| timer by trade, having conducted shop
on West Patrick street. Several weeks
ago he fell on the street, slipping on the
! sidewalk, and dislocated his left hip. He
was a member of the NJ. L. church.
Years ago he was member of Adam
Lodge, O. o. F., of this city He leaves
one daughter, Mrs. Emma Ebberts, of
, this city, and three grandchildren. His
! funeral took place on Tuesday, February
! Slh, from the home of his daughter, Ar
/ Klineharts alley, with services at the