The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-27
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Faller
Before the Silent Reaper.
EEISC0r.
John Briscoe OF Annapolis, Md, dice
at Montevue Hospital The body was
prepared for burial and shipped to his
late home.
KEMP.
Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Kemp, widow OF
the late Joshua V. Kemp, died at the
home of her son, Clarence p. Kemp, at
SchleySville, aged about 65 years.
HUTCHINs.
Miss Lydia Hutchins. of Mount Har-
mony, Calvert county, died Tuesday at
Montevue Hospital. The body was pre-
pared for burial and shipped to her late
home.
SCHNEIDER.
Mr.. George w. Schneider died al his
home in Baltimore, at the age of II years.
He is survived by a number of children.
He was nephew OF Mrs. +, Schroeder,
North Market street.
MYERS.
Miss Mary Z. Lutz, East Patrick street,
received a telegram announcing the death
of her niece. Miss Florence Myers, of
lronton, Ohio. Miss Myers visited Mrs.
Lutz, at her home in this city, IN July
last
KEYSER.
Dallas Keyser, who died in Baltimore
on Saturday, was buried at Utica, the
funeral being conducted by Rev. NJ. L.
Beard. Mr., Kevser married Miss Rem
ner, of Utica, and was brother-in law of
H. r. Shook, this city.
CLARY.
Mr.. Thomas CIary, a well known and
highly respected resident of Mt Airy,
retired farmer, died September 10 at the
home of his son, Henry W. Clary, with
whom he made his home in Mt. Airy.
Cancer was the cause of his death, and
he was aged 81 years. Besides his son,
he leavas one daughter, Mrs. Emma De-
muth, Baltimore.
STORM.
Luther NJ. Storm, formerly of this city,
died IN Lancaster, Pa, aged 65 years.
Mr.. Storm was the son of the late Peter
L. Storm, formerly cashier of the Central
National Bank. His body was brought
to this city and interment made at Mt.
Olivet He IS survived by his wife and
sons. Also one brother, A.r. r. p.
Storm, of this city.
SCHOLL.
Husking corn on the back porch and
in good condition, Mr., Louis
p. SCholl. well known citizen, was sud
denly seized with heart attack Saturday
afternoon, from which he expired before
he could be carried TO the lounge in the
house. Mr.. Scholl was about on Satur-
day as usual, and was seated on his porch
at his home, near Athletic Park, when he
was seized with the fatal heart attack.
sHUFFLER.
Word was received here OF the death in
Baltimore of Mr. John Shufiler, formerly
of this city, aged "A years. He is sur
vived by widow and four children. He
is also survived by four sisters and one
brother. Mrs. John Haberkorn, Mrs
Gus Johnson and Mr.. George T. M
of this CITY; Mrs. Mary Firor of
and Miss Susan Shufller, of
Baltimore.
BOoZLE.
Mrs. Magdalene Boozle died at her
home, New Philadelphia. ILL.,, after ling
ering illness, aged "a years. She was a
daughter Of Samuel and Catherine Hoke,
of CeresviIe, this county. She is sur
vived by three sons and five daughters,
all of whom live in the West. Also the
following brothers and sisters survive
her: Mr. Martin l.. Hoke, of Mt. Pleas
ant; Mrs. Catherine Burrier, Walkers
vile; Mrs. Rebecca Jones, of Reading,
Pa, and Mr. David Hoke, OF California.
SNYDER.
Mr.. Christian N. Snyder, formerly of
Hagerstown, died September 10 at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. N. w. Rou-
lette, I33 West Third street, aged 80
years. Mr.. Snyder had been making
his home in this city for some time. BY
trade he was wood turner and later fol-
lowed butchering. Mr.. Snyder was a
widower, his wife having died about two
years ago. The following sons and
daughters survive him: J. Lester and
William R. Snyder, of Hagerstown; c.
Gordon Snyder, of Chambersburg, Pa. i;
Mrs. H. A. Walters of Carlisle, Pa; Mrs.
N. w. Roulette and Misses Violet and
Rose Snyder, this city. A brother, VIM.
H. Snyder, of Wilson, Md, and sister,
Mrs. Norman Spigler, of near Hagers-
town, also survive him.