The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-24
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Faller
Before the Silent Reaper
LOWENHyrL
Siqurd c. Lowenhyelme a Norwegian
in the employ of the b. and o. az Bruins
wick, died on Saturday at Monlevue
Hospital Of tuberculosis, aged about &c
wears.
SHAW.
Miss Ethel Irene Shaw. daughter OF
! George w and Adde Shaw, died Sun.
I day morning at ; O'Clock al the Freder-
lex City Hospital OF peritonitis, aged II
years. Besides her parents, she is sur
vlved by three brothers and four sisters.
DAYHoFF
Mrs. Abbie Dayhofl. wife Of lanes A .
Dayhof died at her home near Liuga-
more, Sunday, Nav II, after an illness of
four months, aged "a years. Her hus-
band, s sons and daughters survive to
mourn her loss.
sTAUFFER.
Mr. David r. Stauiier. a well known
citizen of Walkersville, died at his home
at that place from paralysis, aged 70
years Mr.. Stauffer is survived by three
children, Clarence and Harry Stauifer,
Washington, and Miss Emma Staufler,
at home.
WHALEN
CI,~.,,,a I~.,-.t
vile, Pa, died at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Whalen, Point
of Rocks, Tuesday. after an illness Of
sometime Of tuberculosis, aged IS years
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattie
Whalen, and four small children.
EURY
Samuel Fury, an aged citizen of Union
vile, died at his home at that place from
paralysis aged II years He is survived
by three sons. Harry A, Jesse, of Louis.
vile, Ky, and Benton Fury. at home
His wife died several years ago. Mr.
Fury was a large landowner of Union
vile.
>FOLAN.
Mrs Clematna Folan, wife of Mr.. John
Folan, died MAY 70 at her home on East
Third street after a long illness. aged 81
wears. She had lived all her life in this
city. Besides her husband she leaves
the following sons and daughters VIM,
Charles John NJ, Edward and Frank
Folan, Mrs Charles Kline, Mrs Harry
Alvin and Miss Mamie Folan, all of this
CITY. A sister. Mrs Margaret Whisner,
this city, also survives.
BOSTON
Mr.. Jacob BOSTON. aged Is years. died
at his residence. near Pleasant Hill. Nav
II. He had been paralyzed about six
months ago. and had been confined to
his bed until called home by death. He
was well known and highly respected
citizen and farmer. He leaves a wife and
six children-Isaac Of Key-Mar; Jessie.
OF Middleburg; Lank, at home, and Reu-
ben, of Ohio and Mrs Laura Hide
brand, of Ladiesburg, and Mrs. Orphie
Smith, at home.
STEINER.
Ira Frank Steiner, a native of Freder-
iCll, died at his home at Baltimore. Mon
day evening of tuberculosis He went
from this city to Baltimore a number Of
years ago, and was in the Baltimore and
Ohio freight service. He is survived by
his wife. and one son. Donald E Steiner.
The following brothers and sisters also
survive: Charles, Ohio; Miss Kate
Steiner; Mrs. Oscar Firestone and Ed
ward Steiner, Baltimore.
MELER.
Mr. Charles E. Zieler, formerly of this
CITY, but for the past twenty-five wears a
resident of Roanoke Va, died at his
home in that city, on May IS after a
years illness of dropsy, aged IS years.
He was a member Of the Tr. O. u. A. ri.
and Was machinist by trade He is
survived by a widow but no children. He
is also survived by two brothers and
three sisters: MesSrs David NJ. and
Frederick Zieler, of Cumberland Mrs
Fuller Larkins, Mrs Annie Hayden and
Mrs. Katie Allen all of Baltimore.
BREADY.
Mrs. Mary Thomas Bready. wife OF Mr.
+. Tobias Bready, of Adamstown, pass
ed peacefully away at her home after an
illness of three months of euremc pois-
oning. aged SO years. Besides her hus-
band, she IS survived by one son. Rev.
Guy P. Bready, pastor Of the Reformed
church at Walkersville two daughters.
Mrs. r. Lindsay Day. of Frederick, and
Mrs. X. Lee Dutrow, of Adamstown;
also five sisters; Mrs. Vernon Davis. of
Hyattstown; Mrs Wallace Davis. of near
Thurston; Mrs. Mamie Bready OF
Berwyn, Md; Mrs. Jennie Anderson and
Miss May Hays Broadly, of Adamstown.
STEINER.
Miss Gertrude NJ Steiner died at noon
Tuesday at the home of her sister, Mrs
Emma EtChson, near Buckeystown, of
cancer of the stomach. in her 5Sth year.
MSS Steiner will be remembered IN Fred
erck by the many beautiful paintings she
has exhibited year after year at the Fred
erick Fair. Her work always compared
most tavorably with any other that was
shown there and she has won many
prizes. A number of her paintings show
a deep aspiration. and her own favorite is
picture of the Sacred Heart. which is a
striking picture of the Christ in attitude
Of tender welcome. Her pictures were