The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
GLENN.

GLENN.
Miss Emma II. Ciemmdied March :,
IN Baltimore, aged about IS years. She
was a daughter OF the late Enos anC
Mary A. GLENN, of near Utica thi.
county.
HAUPT.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mallnda Haupt, widow
OF John Haupt, died at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. Calvin Young, Middle.
town, of general debility, aged Sc years
STOTTLEMYER.
Mrs. Amanda Stottlemyer, widow oil
Joseph Stottlemyer, died on March "a at
her home at Middlepolt aged "a years.
She was Miss Grossnckle and was the
last surviving member of her family. She
IS survived by two children, Irving SLOT,
tlelmyer and Miss Sarah Stottlemyer.
KING.
Frank w. King. a well known resident
of Mount Airy, died at his home at that
! place, on Monday evening, April Ist, OF
pleurisy, aged AZ years. He was mem
Der of the Odd Fellows and of the
Modern Woodmen of America. He is
survived bv his wife and two sons, Ray
mond and Howard.
WESTFALL.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Westfall, wife of former
| County Auditor, !. M. Westfall, died in
family home on West Canal street, Car
rollton, Ohio, after short illness from
pneumonia. 1nterment was made in the
Grandview cemetery. Mrs Westfall,
whose maiden name was Poole, was
born April ~, IS4o, in Frederick county,
Md.
TAYLOR.
Mr.. Thomas F Taylor died at his rome
453 West Patrick street, of heart disease,
aged g years. Mr.. Taylor had formerly
lived in Baltimore. He was member of
Camp I6 P. 0. S. OF A., of Baltimore.
He leaves widow and four sons, How
ard G.. and Harry w. Taylor. this city;
Raymond, at LeGore, and Thomas, of
HagerStoWn.
SNYDER.
Mrs. Clara Riechart SNYDER, wife of
Rev. George w. Snyder, is dead at her
home at Boonsboro, Washington county.
aged 70 years. Mrs. Snyder had been
sick for seven months. She is survived
by her husband, who is a minister of the
Reformed church, and two sons. Rev.
DR.. Samuel Snyder, Salisbury, Md. and
Daniel Snyder, at home.
Miss Effie Six, an invalid nearly all her
life, died at her home 456 West South
street, aged rs years. Besides her moth
er, three brothers and five sisters survive
her Osbourn and Charles Six. this city,
and John of Washington; Mrs. VIM Hit
ner, this city, Mrs. Clara Etter, Mrs John
Daniels, Mrs. George Bower and Mrs.
Gertrude Ashbaugh, ofWashington, d C..
DIFFENDAL.
Mrs. Mary Catherine DiffendaI, widow
Of Samuel Dffendal, died at her home,
1873 West Fourth street, this city. on
Wednesday, March 3rd, after a long
illness of heart disease, aged 70 years
She leaves one son, Mr.. John d. Diffen-
dial, OF this city, and three daughters,
Mrs. l.. c. Burck, of near Pearl; Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Of Tyrone, Pa, and Miss
Rosalie Diffendal, at home.
sHULENBERGER
Rev. William c. B. ShuIenberger, aged
"a years, retired minister of the Re-
formed church, died March 2S at his
home in Hagerstown. His last charge
was at Emmtsburg, where he officiated
for IS years. About year ago he re-
moved 10 Hagerstown. He was gradu-
ate of the Eastern Reformed Theological
Seminary at Mercersburg. Pa. For the
last four years he was totally blind.
CRoNIsE.
Mr.. William H. Cronise, a former res
ident of this county, died at his home in
Botetout county, Virginia, on Monday,
April Ist, after a short illness of pneu-
monia, in the 18th year of his age. He
was born near Lewistown, this county.
but moved to Virginia about as years
ago. He is survived by eight children.
Two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Heagey, of
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Alexander Rams
burg, of this city, also survive him.
BENNER.
Mr.. AIonzo Benner died at his home
near Liberty, this county, from Bright's
wife, who survives him, was daughter
of the late George Miller, of Taneytown.
He leaves five children: DIR. c. NJ. Ben
ner, of Tanevtown; William, near home;
Misses Nina and Lula. at home, and Geo.
Benner, Of near Mt. Pleasant. Mr.. Ben
ner was sheriff of Frederick county years
ago but for quite number of years has
lived on his farm near Libertvtown. He
also served in Coles Cavalry during the
war. He was in his 67th year.
KoLB.
Mr. Alfred B Kolb died at his home,
East Third street, of a complication of
diseases. He has been in bad health for
some time and had been confined to his
bed for over three months.
Mr. Kolb was a member of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church. He was SO
years and II months old. He was in the
employ Of Besant and KnottS store for
some years. Besides his wife, he leaves
three daughters, Mrs Edgar Weller,
Rose and Elsie Kolb, all at home. Three
sisters, Mrs. Naomi Utermehle, Mrs
r llph Hull Mrs. Louisa Whitaker, all of
Washington, and two brothers, Mr.. Joe
Kolb of Cincinnati, Ohio: Mr.. Lewis
Kolb near Frederick also survive.
The funeral took place from his late
home Thursday afternoon, with services
at the house and interment in Mt. Olivet
cemetery.
The M. E. Conference.