The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-12
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
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and Thomas, Mt. Airy, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Lind, Ladisburg.
HINE.
Miss Lucy Emma Hine. wife of Mr..
Jesse Hne, died at her home, about four
miles east of New Market on Sunday
morning of complication of diseases,
aged about 90 years. She is survived by
! her husband and three small children.
/ She was a daughter OF Mr.. VIM. F. De-
/ Grange, OF near Middletown.
BEcHToL.
Mr.. Emory l.. Coblentz. has received
word Announcing the death at Garland,
Tex, of his uncle. Mr.. Chas. E. Bechtol,
a native of near Middletown. Mr. Bech-
tol was son of the late Daniel Bechtol
and was about SO years old. He was a
! brother of Mrs Edward Cobentz, of
! Middletown.
RAMSBURG.
Mr. Charles Edward Ramsburg, well
known young man, died at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John H. Rams
burg, West All Saints straet, of nephrtis,
| aged 81 years. He was an active mem
Der of the Independent Hose Company.
I Besides his parents he is survived by two
brothers and one sister, William l.. and
John Harold Ramsburg, and Mrs Geo.
K. Summers.
FISHER
Mrs. Anna w. Fisher, of Hanover,
Pa, died April 5. She had been an in
valid for several years. Her age was Is
years. The deceased was the widow of
Thomas w. Fisher who died March p,
1912. Her maiden name was Anna Sim
| mons, and she was native of Frederick
county. Surviving are daughter and
three sons, all of Hanover.
HAYS.
Richard P. Hays, of Boyds, Montgom-
cry comfy, an ex-Confederate, member
of the Thirty-fifth Virginia Cavalry under
the late Col. Elijah White of Virginia,
during the Civil War and formerly a
business man of Dickerson, dropped
dead suddenly in his home April aged
rs years, from heart trouble He is sur
vived by a widow, four sons and four
daughters, some of whom reside in
Washington.
Word has been received here of the
death of Rev. DR.. Thompson p. Eye, of
New York, prominent retired Episcopal
minister, which occurred suddenly sew
eral days ago. DR.. Edge is well remem-
bered in this city. He conducted serv-
ices IN All Saints church during the
Lenten season OF 1910. The funeral serv-
ice was held at his late home, and inter-
ment was made at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
BEAk.
Wilbur Bear, aged about 23 years,
died at Montevue Hospital, on Wednes-
day, April 10th. He has been an in
mate of the institution for more than a
year, and had been a great sufferer from
rheumatism, which caused his death.
The young man was a native of New
Baltimore, this county, at which place a
number of his relatives reside. The body
was taken to New Baltimore, three miles
west of Middletown, to the home OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Caroline Younkins.
DELAsHMUIT.
Mr. A. Dill DeLashmutt died on Sum
day night at II O'Clock, at his home IN
Lisbon, Howard county, aged about 90
wears. He is survived by a widow and
three sons and one daughter. He IS also
survived by two sisters and four brothers,
Mrs William Cookery, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Nellie Jardine, in the West; Mr..
George DeLashmutt, OF this city; Mr.
Van DeLashmutt, of Hoods Mill, and
Messrs James and William DeLashmutt,
n the West.
John J. Derr dropped dead at his home
on Baltimore avenue. Cumberland Sun
day morning. He was SIS wears old. His
wife was in Baltimore where she was a
delegate to State lodge meeting. Re-
Gently Mr. Derr purchased the home in
which he died. He was shoemaker of
the old school, but had recently opened a
place with modern machinery. Mr.. Derr
was native of Middletown, this county.
He was a member of Cumberland Lodge
of Elks, the Odd Fellows and Junior Or
der OF United American Mechanics.
RHODES.
Miss Fannie V. Rhodes died very sud-
denly April of apoplexy, at the home of
her cousins, c. Frank and Marion c.
Rice, 4o8 North Market street, with whom
she lived, aged "a years. Miss Rhodes
was the Youngest daughter OF John and
Minerva Rice Rhodes, deceased, and
had been life long resident. She was
some years she conducted CONNECTION
cry story at the place now occupied by
Mr.. Spencer Zimmerman, North Market
street.
BEACnLEY.
Mr.. George Sherman Beachley died at
his home in Mddletown April 8 of
chrome bronchitis He was aged so
years He leaves widow, Mrs. Cora
Beachley two sisters and five brothers,
Jennie, wife of Policeman John II. Oerr,
Baltimore; Minnie, wife of J. c. Walker.
Monrovia this county; Allen, North Man
chester, Ind; Joshua. Covington, KY;
Elmer, Mversvile. this county; Lester,
Manassas, Va, and Huron, Dover, Ky.
An aged father, Mr.. John d. Beachley,
also survives.
CORNPROPST.
Mr.. William Cornpropst, a we'll known
citizen, died April about noon at his
home on Water street, as result ct an
attack of grip and heart failure, aged 90
wears. He was born in Harrisburg. Pa,
but for the past seven years has been re-
siding in this CITY, where he has been
employed at the Union Knitting Mills, in
the printing room. He is survived by
widow, who is his second wife, and three
sons and one daughter by his first mar
rage: Mr.. Harry L. Cornpropst, of this
city; Mr.. John c. Cornpropst, OF Enon
Valley, Pa; Mr. VIM. Cornpropst. OF
Treeo, Md. and Mrs. Belle Hippersteel,
of West Fairview, Pa.