The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-20
THE GRIM REAPER.
Short Sketches Of the Lives Of Per.
SONS Who Have Recently
Passed Away.
r. A. SKILEs.

R. A. Skiles died August II
1914. at his home in Franklin
county, near Upton. The cause
of his death was cancer of the
stomach. He was aged 46 years
2months and Is days. Funera
was held on the following Friday
at the Sideling Hill Christian
church, of which he was mem.
Der. Interment was made in the
burial grounds connected with
| that church. Rev. A. G. B. Pow
/ er conducted the services.
Mr.. Skies was a son of Eph-
| riam and Martha Skiles, Of Pleas
| ant Ridge, this county. He is
survived by his mother, and by
| his wife and three children. The
children are: Mrs. Allen Deavor,
near Saluvia; and George and
| Pearl at home. Two brothers
and three sisters are living, name
| y-Frank, Of Pleasant Ridge;
| Levi, of Franklin county, Mrs.
| J. Tilden Hill, Bethel township;
Mrs. Luther Smith, Needmore,
and Mrs. George C. Deshong,
Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. Skiles, suffered greatly
since last April, but was patient
and submissive to the will of Him
who dOeth all things well. The
sympathy of a large circle of
friends goes out to the family
who suffered the loss of husband
and father in the prime of life.
WILLIAM FRANCIS BARNHART
William Francis Barnhart died
August 9th, at the residence of
Benjamin Barnhart in Bethel
township, aged forty-four years,
four months and eleven days.
lnterment was made in the
Presbyterian cemetery at War
fOrdSburg, August 7, services
Conducted by Rev. A. P. Garland
Pf Needmore.
Mr. Barnhart is survived by
hls father, Alfred C. Barnhart, |
Pf WarfOrdsburg, and one broth
fr Edward, of Braddock, and |
hs wife who resides in Hancock. |
MRS. JOHN H. LENHART.
Mrs. Emma Ham Lenhart, |
vile Of John H. Lenhart, died at
nelr home in Johnstown, Pa, |
lnday evening, July 26, 1914,
Tier an illness of a few days,
Eed Al years. Funeral was held
lily 29th and interment was
ladeln the Johnstown Cemetery,
THceS being conducted by the
aslor of the Park Avenue United
PIelnren Church of which she
as consistent member.
Mrs. Lenhart was a daughter
The late Reuben and Catherine
ann' ofLicking Creek township.
is survived by her husband,
Fee Earl, Paul, and
On' all at home and the fol-
wing brothers and sisters: Eli,
Needmore; David, of Pleasant
uge; Mrs. Jane Deshong, Mrs.
laanda Deshong and Mrs. Mary
OE'on-all of Pleasant Ridge,
Mrs. Eta Hollinshead of
pes Mill.
RS' MIcHAELM. HoCKENsMITH.
telegram to H. S. Daniels,
'a's place, Tuesday, brought
information that his sister,
,sw' Annie, wife of NJ. NJ.
NAensmith, of Licking Creek
snSnlp, died suddenly on that
N at the home of one of her
!" III Indiana. She has a num-
OF children living in that
e and she han been visiting
."s Lnem since about January
rroj ~ Friends here have not yet
!, "eu Ihe cause of her death.
Irs aye E, was about So years.
ns' ~ i bhockensmith was adaugh-
Tio,ir = frank and Rebecca Sipes,
ceasod cnl9g Greek township, both
IS1Sea' SSeq' She is survived by
cc6H;TGGand, and by the follow
tDs D"lGren; u. William, Scott, and
6ecool 6, VI Indiana, and Eta and
d Sva at home. One sister
'g \ brothers survive; Mrs.
rr. wpSs1nllels, of McConnells-
ns. S' william and Martin, of In
IN sOS lanes, of Arkansas; and
Epsbiuu u Conrad, Licking Creek