The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Rev. Ulysses s. G.. Rupp of this city
received word of the death OF his brother
Adam Rupp, which occurred IN Dayton,
Ohio.
DORSEY.
Mrs. Laura Dorsey, widow of the late
! Allen Dorsey, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bertha ID. Johnson, Phla-
delphia, Pa, April %.
EDWARDS.
William Edwards died April 10 at his
home, Martinsburg, w Va, after long
illness of stomach trouble, aged about 50
years. He was born in this city.
BRANDENBURG.
Mrs. Rebecca Brandenberg wife of
Thomas Brandenburg of MyersvlIe, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
o. Shepley. She was aged 90 years
PFoUTz.
! Mrs. Sarah J. Pfoutz, widow of the late
Isaac Pioutz of Gettysburg, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Frank Smith,
IIo East Fouth street, April Io, aged GO
years.
YOUNG.
Mrs. Catherine Young, wife of the late
Isaac Young. died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Amanda J. Shelter. in
Middletown, of general debility aged 50
| years.
SPALDING.
Mrs. Jane Spalding, widow of John
Spalding Of Gettysburg, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Eline, at Lit
tlestown, Pa, of general debility, in the
| 74th year of her age.
BowLUs.
Mrs. Ann c. Bowus, widow of the late
Capt. Stephen K. Bowlus. died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Willard F.
Flock, near Middletown, of general de-
blity, aged about SO years.
William Thomas leans died at Bruins
wick April IS aged II years He is sur
vived by four children: Mrs. John De-
Grange of near Mt. Airy, Mrs. Nora Gus
ter of Washington, Miss Jessie leans and
| William leans of Brunswick.
GAvER.
| MIS-. Nldlll(d 0dNCI WluOW Oh the Idle
Tilghman Gaver. died at her home, near
Middletown, from the effects of a fall re-
ceived several DAYS ago Mrs Gaver was
daughter of the late Peter Lighter of
near Middletown, and was aged about 70
years.
| KEHNE.
Mrs. Sophia Kehne, wife of Augustus
Kehne, died at her home near Shocks
town, April 20, of paralysis, aged 76
years. She is survived bv Her husband
and five children: Mrs. w. Kaufman OF
Braddock, Mrs. Samuel Staley of Rocky
Springs and Messrs. c. A. Kehne, Quit
man S. Kehne and H. c. Kehne.
NORRIS.
DR.. Jacob D. Norris of Baltimore, head
of the Board of Police Examiners of that
city, died April rs. DR.. Norris was mar
ried in 1881 to Miss Eunice Warfield,
daughter of Garrison Warfeld, of this
! county. He is survived by his wife and
three children-Dr. Lester d. Norris and
Misses Hazel A. and Jessie A. Norris.
sAUERWINE.
Word has been received here of the
| death in Newark, Ohio, of Mrs Annie
/ Sauerwine, wife of the late Nicholas
| Sauerwlne. who was a brother of Christ
ian Sauerwine of this county. Mrs Sau-
erwine was sister of Mrs. Lizzie Obern-
derfer and Mrs. George Yinger of this
city. She also leaves two brothers, Christ
Gerlack of this city and Henry GerIack
of Baltimore.
| CUTSAlL.
| Mrs. Susan Rebecca Cutsail, widow of
the late John J. Cutsail, died at the home
of her son-in-law, William c. Null. at
Adamstown, of general debility. aged 60
years She is survived by Clayton F.
Cutsail of Buckeystown, James H. Cut
sail of Flint Hill, Charles H. Cutsal of
Baltimore, Joseph NJ. Cutsail of Araby
Mrs Luther G.. Burdette of Hyattstown,
Mrs. Edward T. Schaeffer OF Araby.
RHODES
Gideon Mantz Rhodes died at his home
on East South street after lingering i'll
ness of Bright's disease in the 54th year
OF M age. Mr.. Rhodes was a son of the
late Ffancis T. Rhodes of this city, and
has lived HISS, his entire life. He was a
member Of the Evangelical Reformed
church and Of the )usior Fire Company
He is survived by VIII and daughter.
he IS Also sutviVcd ny MS 7rfOtner, Mrs.
Eliza J. Rhodes. and one sistesa and one
brother The funeral took place Thurs
day afternoon. services being held at the
house, conducted by Rev. Henri l.. &.
Kieffer. lnterment at Mt. Olivet.
JOHNSON.
Thompson w. Johnson of Woodsboro
oldest son of Mrs. Ann r. Johnson and
the late Worthington R. Johnson, died
April Io, at the home of his brother, Mr.
!. Grahame Johnson, Walkersville, after
lingering illness. aged g years He is
survived by his widow and five children
by his first marriage-Mrs. Edwin Slmp-
son of Hagerstown, Mrs. w. Noble Rider
and Mrs. Nathan T. Baker of Woods
boro, and Messrs. Thomas E. Johnson OF
York, Pa, and Richard p Johnson OF
Frederick. His mother, Mrs. Ann R.
Johnson, two sisters Mrs. VIM. Weems
and Miss Caroline G.. Johnson, and one
brother, j. Grahame Johnson, also sur
vive.
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