The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-12-28
RECORD OF DEATHS.
II. II. Hertzler, Esq. Of Burnt Cabins.
Stricken While. at Lodge Last
Saturday Evening.
II. ii. HERTzLER, Esq.

Henry Harrison HerZler, q wei
known citizen of this county diet
at Burnt Cabins about ten o'clocl
Christmas morning, aged n
years, month and 16 days. Tn,
funeral took place yesterday. ant
interment was made in the GENE
terry OF Burnt Cabins.
Mr.. Hertzler had been IN hi.
usually good health, and was IN
McConnellsburg last Friday at
tending to business. Last Sat
urday evening he went toa meet
ing Of the local Camp of p. o. S.
Of A., of which he was an active
member, and while there he be-
came suddenly Ill, and started tc
60 home but was unable to gel
farther than Mrs. Sarah Nc.
Gowan's where he was taken into
house, and remained there until
death came as before told. The
cause of his death was probably
appendicitis.
For sixty-three years, Mr..
Hertzler was an active mem Der
Of the MethodlstEpiscopal church
and was superintendent of the
Sunday school of his church at
the time of his death. One OF his
last acts before gong to Camp
Saturday was to complete ar
rangements for the treating Of
his Sunday school on Christmas.
He always took a great interest
in the County Sunday school or.
ganlzatlon, and for many year he
was identified with the work of
the County Conventions.
AT the November election he
was candidate on the Republl-
can ticket for the Office of Asso.
ciate Judge, and while belonging
to the minority party In the
County, he received fattering
vote.
His wife, who was a MISS Helix.
es, died several years ago. He
Is survived oy four children,
namely, George, In Nebraska;
Ada, IN Philadelphia; Carrie, hv.
ing IN Indiana, and Blaine in
Hagerstown, Nd.
ANDREW ]. LEAR.
Andrew Jackson Lear was born
August 6, 1929, just five months
and two days after the date upon
which the hero of the battle of
New Orleans whose namo he
bears, was lnaugurated president
OF the United Stetes, and on the
End Of December, at the ad-
Vanced age Of so years, 4 months
and l6 days, he passed from the
scenes of earth. His funeral took
place on Christmas, and inter-
ment was made in the cemetery
at the M. E. Church in Knobs.
vile.
Mr.. Lear was a veteran of the
ClVll War, having been a mber
OF Company H, 1o7 Regiment, P.
v His home was in Licking
creek township, where he had
resided for many years. The
cause OF his death was a general
breaking down of constitution in.
cldent to advancing years.
A. V. FUNK.
Alvin V. Funk, a well known
citizen of the lower end of. the
county, died at his home on Sun.
uay evening, Decem Der 18th aged
soout 62 years. While he had
not oeen In robust health for
some time, the Immediate cause
ol his death is supposed to have
oeen mltral regurgltation. The
funeral took place on the follow
lug Tuesday and interment was
made at Rehoboth Church. He
Is survived by two sons. The de
ceased y was a brother of Eli M.
runk, and Of Rev. G. L. Funk.
HARRIS.
, mabel, daughter Of Eugene and
wary Gress Harris, died at their
uome at Knoosville last Friday,
OF scarlet fever. The funeral
w wnlcn' on account of the disease,
Ss. aS private, took place last
A. St'TSaroay, T interment being made
:" ~ hnobsvllIe. The husband who
~ ~ Employed ~ In a large paper mill
boa ~ lerceville, N. Y, was not at
uOme at the "a mo nf 4La aa..L "a