The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-02
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

some OF InOS0 w no have alien
Before the Silent Reaper.
WALKER.
Miss Rachel Walker died at the home
Of her parents. near New London, aged
IS wears.
CRUMMITT.
George c. Crummitt died at his home
in Washington, of pneumonia, aged So
years.
DUTTERER.
Lemuel H. Outer, we'll known far
mer near Graceham, died at his home at
that place Of a complication OF troubles,
aged 81 years HIS wife and five chill
dren survive.
SCHAEFER.
Mrs Caroline Schaeler died at her
home in Baltimore, in the 65th year of
her age. She is survived by four broth
ers and one sister, Lewis f., John r.,
Herman and Richard Schaeler, and Mrs.
VIM. II. Scnillng, OF Baltimore.
FRERIE.
Mrs. Mora Frerie, wife of Mr. August
Frerie, formerly of this city, died at her.
home 1916 East Preston street, Balti-
more, after a few days illness of pneu-
mona. aged 30 years Besides her has-
band she is survived by one son, VIM
Frerie
MEISLING.
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. MeisIing died at her
home on North Market street, aged 90
years. She was the widow of the late
Andrew !. Meislng and is survived by
the following children: Joseph A., Hayes
G., Andrew J., and Frederick G. Meis-
ling, Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. William
Cannon and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, of
this city.
ADDISON.
Frederick W. H. Addison died at his
home in Thurmont from complication
OF troubles, aged IA years. He is sur
vlved by his wife aud the following chill
dren: Mrs. Charles Brown, Deerfeld;
Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Catoctin Furnace;
Mrs. George Kinney, ~Thurmont; Mrs.
William Stem, SabillaSville; Charles Ad-
Olson, Thurmont.
BOWERS.
Mrs. Maria Catherine Bowers, wife of
William H. Bowers, died at her home,
near Lewistown. aged II years. Mrs.
Bowers death was quite sudden. She was
member of the Methodist church. The
husband and three children survive:
Harry F. Bowers, WayneSboro; Samuel
N. Bowers, Biglersville, Pa; Mrs. John
Kelley, Lewistown.
LEATHERMAN.
Jacob H. Leatherman died suddenly at
his home on the Hikes farm, near Lett
ersburg, from congestion of the lungs,
aged So wears. Mr.. Leatherman was
native of Frederick county, but had been
resident of Washington county for
many years. He was member of the
Lutheran church and one of its active
members. Mr.. Leatherman married a
Miss Brewer, who survives with II chill
dren.
VALENTINE.
Mr.. William l.. Valentine. 70 years
old, we'll known resident of Valentine
Station near Reisterstown, died at his
home from a complication of diseases al
ter short illness. He was born near
Frederick, and went to Baltimore when
young man. He is survived by his wild
ow, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Valentine; two
sons, Messrs. Jacob S. Valentine, of Bal
tlmore, and William D. Valentine, of
Washington.
WILLARD.
Mr. Ezra Willard, one OF the oldest
citizens of the county died at the home of
his eldest son in Knoxville, of the infrm-
tiles of old age. He would have been OF
years old on February 5. Mr.. Willard
leaves five sons and two daughters: c. F.
Willard, Knoxville; Harry Carroll and
VIM. Lee Willard, of Kirkwood, Ills; A.
NJ Willard. Tenn; George Willing Will
lard, Fort Note S c.; Mrs l. M. Markey,
Frederick. and Mrs. Albert B. Fisher,
Washington Junction.
ZIMMERMAN.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Donsife Zimmerman
widow of the late Mr.. William H Zim-
Norman, died at her home, 2o8 East Pat
rick street, of general debility aged 81
years. She was member of the Evan
eecal Lutheran church and was wom-
an OF most estimable character She is
survived b. the following children: Mr..
George II. Zimmerman, Mrs. Henry A.
Hahn, Misses Amanda d. and Clara E.
Zimmerman, and Mr.. David E. Zlmmer-
man, all of this city. Three brothers and
two sisters also survive.
KEPLER.
Mrs. Sarah Keper, widow of Daniel s.
Kepler, of Middletown, died at the home
of her son-in law, Dr. E. l.. Beckley,
Middletown, from the effects of fall sus
tanned several weeks ago, aged 81 wears
She was the daughter of the late William
Smeltzer, of Middletown, and was twice
married. Her first husband was Joseph
Flagler. They had only one child, Laura
Flagler, wife of DIR. E. l. Beckley, who
died about three years ago. She was the
granddaughter of Sergeant Lawrence
Everheart. of Revolutionary fame.
HOOPER.
Mrs. Mary Jane Hooper died at her
home, So East South street, after inger-
ing illness from heart disease, aged 81
years. Mrs. Hooper was the widow of
William H. Hooper. late of this city, who
was for many years the well known sand
dealer. Mrs. Hooper was a daughter OF
Adam and Margaret Newport, and had
lived the most of her life in this CITY. She
was member of the Lutheran church.
She leaves the following sons and daugh-
tiers: Oscar and Lewis Hooper, this city;
Edward and Charles Hooper, Washing
ton, d. c.; Miss Winnie Hooper, Mrs.
John Hershberger and Mrs Alpha Miller,
this city. and Mrs. George Bauman,
Washington. d. c. Two sisters, Mrs.
William Lochner and Miss Sophia New
port, of Baltimore. Md, also survive her.
Her funeral took place from her late res
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