The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-16
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Before the Silent Reaper.
NAGLE.
Mrs. Kate D. Nagle, wife of Mr.. Chas.
| w. Maggie, died at her home, No. 600
Wyanoke avenue, Waverly, August s.
LAYMAN.
Mr.. Jacob Layman, a former resident
of this county, died at the home of his
son, at Laurel, Tuesday, aged 81 years.
/ Death was due to the infirmities of old
age.
BARGER.
Mrs Susan Barger, widow Of the late
Henry Barger, died August of general
debility at the home of her son.n-law,
Mr.. Edward Virtz, at Jefferson, aged oS
years, II months and % days. Several
children survive her
WAGNER.
Msr Emma Wagner died August II at
her home IN Mt. Airy, aged about 80
wears. Mr. Wagner is tenant on the NJ.
G.. Urner place. For some time past
Mrs. Wagner had been suffering with
cancer of the stomach from which death
resulted. Besides her husband she leaves
two small children Octavia and William.
COVELL.
Mr.. ]. Newton Covell died Thursday,
August at his late home, No 81 Madi-
son street, this city, of congestion of the
heart. Besides his wife and one son, a
day old, he leaves the following brothers
and sisters: William. Jessie, Boyd, Alon-
70, Harvey Cover and Mrs. Boone and
Mrs. Florence Fogle.
PARET.
Miss Adelia Vassar Paret, daughter of
the late Bishop William Paret, the veneer
able head of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Maryland, died suddenly Sat-
urday morning August 10 at the Church
Home and In6rmary. Miss Paret had
been i'll three weeks. Death was due to
complication of diseases.
LAMBERT.
Miss Helen II. Lambert died Tuesday
at the home of her brother, Mr.. Murray
Lambert, on West Patrick street, aged So
years. She leaves three sisters, Mrs.
Mary Mcclure, of Kansas City, Mo-;
Mrs. Charles Cramer, of Frederick, and
Mrs. Charles Rowe, of Frederick; and
three brothers. Mr.. Kirk Lambert, OF
Chicago; Mr.. Harry Lambert, of Seattle,
and Mr.. Murray Lambert, of Frederick.
KINNA.
Mrs. Alice Kinna, wife of Mr. Samuel
Kinna, of Harmony, died at the Freder
ick City Hospital on Saturday, August
10, following an operation for appendi'
citis and gall stones. She was aged 81
years, and besides her husband leaves
five children: Mrs. Norman Ford, Mrs.
John Summers, Mrs. Edward Baker, all
of Harmony, and Myrtle. all of Martins
burg, w. Va, and one son, Wesley, of
Ohio.
DUDDERAR.
Mr.. David w. Dudderar died at his
home. near Unionvile, August II, aged
SO years. Death was the result of the in
firmites of old age. Mr.. Dudderar was
a retired farmer, and was a prominent
and respected citizen IN the locality i'll
which he lived. He is survived by his
widow, Margaret A. Dudderar, and two
children, Albert X. Dudderar, at home, |
and Mrs. Thomas H. Gather, of Union
Bridge.
DITTO.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Ditto, mother OF Mrs. |
Daniel Flora, of Thurmont, this county, |
died suddenly of heart failure on the I
streets of HagerStown. Mrs. Ditto has |
been residing in Hagerstown about two |
years. She is survived by her mother, |
Mrs. Bebecca Oliver, Of Hancock, and |
by the following children: Mrs Flora, |
Thurmont; Mrs. T. F. Malone, Dundas,
Va. d. O. Ditto, Baltimore; w A. Ditto,
New York; and Virginia, at home.
Drummer.
Mr.. Edward l.. Drummer, a well known
resident OF McKaig, died August II at
his home, aged IS years. Mr.. Drummer
was the eldest son of the late eXMayor
Lewis and Annie Ramsburg Drummer, OF
this city. He leaves widow. four sons,
David, of New Market; Daniel, OF Har.
mony Grove. and Charles and Francis,
near home; two daughters-Mrs. 5. J.
Beall and Miss Amanda Drummer, at
home. Three brothers, John, Frank and
Eugene Drummer, and sister, Mrs. Susie
Adams, this city, also survive him.
RIDENoUR.
William H. Ridenour, the well known I
proprietor of Hotel Baldwin, Hagers-
town, for the past ten years, died at the |
hotel August 7 of nervous trouble, IN his |
goth year. His wife, brother, J. c. Rid
enour, and the following sisters: Misses |
Minnie E., Sallie and Ella Ridenour and |
Mrs. Mary Rauth, all OF Hagerstown, |
survive Mr.. Ridenour was son of the |
late l. +. and Maria R. R!denour He
was prominent in all the Masonic bodies
and was we'll known in this city.
RAMSBURG.
Mrs. Martha A. V. Ramsburg, wife OF
Morgan II. Ramsburg, died at her home
near Jefferson August s, aged SO Years.
Locomotor ataXia was the cause OF her
death. Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two sons. Messrs. l.. Roy and
Luther w Ramsburg, and one daughter,
Miss Mary A. Ramsburg. She IS also
survived by two sisters, Miss Clara Pet
tlngall. and Mrs. William Rohrback. and
three brothers. Samuel A. Pettngall, FL
mer Pettingall and Edward E Pettngall,
of Portsmouth, Ohio.
GRAYBILL.
Rev. I. NJ. Graybill, a retired pastor
and the oldest Lutheran minister in West
srn Maryland, died at the home OF Geo.
+. Prather in Clearspring, Washington
county. of general debility, aged SIS years
Mr. Gralblll had been living with Mr.
Prather since the death of his wife
SIX weeks ago. She was Miss Anna
Pra,her. He was born in Frederick coun-
ty and served charges in this county and
in Baltimore county and Virginia. He