Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-01-13

MAS aged ABOUT ~ Years. MT. VIII
heim vas member of the Masonic
order and Of Potomac lodge. Odd Fei.
lows, and the Order OF Railway Train
men.
An inquest was held at Baltimore
over the remains
Mr. Wilhelm is survived by his wife.
IN Hager town. father and brothers.
Henry and Martin. near SWIM Pond:
SISTERS, Mrs. Mary Callahan. Mrs.
catherine Reed and Mrs. Ruth Strobe.
Frank Rhodes.
Mr. Frank Rhodes, a well snowa
resident OF this city, died at Gas
! Thursday morning from compli-
cation at his home on North Church
. street. aged 40 years. He had been a
partial paralytic for the past or 8
years and since last August he was
kconhRed to the house.
He is survived by his wife. who
tNas Miss Fannie Johnson; daughters,
Misses Louise aad Helen. at home;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhodes,
West South street: brothers. Lee, Ed
ward, Richard Andrew and Neal and
sisters. Mrs. John Grimes. Misses
|, Catherine and Margaret, all of this
city
/ Mr.. Rhodes was born in Martins
burg. For some years he was eagag-
&c in the undertaking business here.
He was member OF the Catholic
lohurch and had many friends.
Funeral Saturday at 2.S0 p. m in
| st. Joseph's Catholic church and
burial in the Catholic cemetery.
i james cordner
t Mr.. James Cordner, for number OF
T.. years a well known dyer at the Craw-
ford Wooden Mills, died at the Kings
| Daughters Hospital Wednesday even
! ine at ( O'clock. where he had been
t Stree Christmas day. He was 81
5 years old. He is survived by one
: son, Clarence e. Cordner Winchester
) avenue; also two sisters and num-
i her Of brothers, most of whom reside
r in Ohio
The body was removed to W. Fl.
5 Wilen's undertaking rooms and TO-
! Day to the home of the son of the de-
ceased
Mr.. Cordner was born in Belmont
county. Ohio not far from Wheeling.
: He came to Martinsburg about 20
: years ago. The funeral was held on
Friday at p. M at his late home on
: Winchester avenue and will be pri-
5 vate. Rev. Or. J. Paul Wright ofiieiat-
: Ing. Intermert in Green Hill ceme-
$ terry.
: Mrs. Elizabeth Brantner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brantner, of Bruins.
+ week Md. widow OF William Brant-
rer and a former resident of this city,
died Wednesday night at 2 o'clock In
> Frederick, where she was visiting re-
latives, aged 81 years. Her death
was due to pneumonia after an ill1ess
lof but FIVE days.
she is survived by four children:
/ a. T. Brantner. superintendent of the
l. T.. G o. railroad shops, this city; Mrs.
@ j. w Moore, Mrs. S. j. Bratt and Mrs
l-EJ. J. Heskett, of Brunswick. She was
Y tine last Of her family. Mrs. Brant1er
!, was member of the Methodist
! church and was esteemed very highly
a icy a large circle Of friends.
i Mrs. Lucinda Blnco.
s Mrs. Lucinda Blinco, widow OF Jas
e Blinco, Of Harpers Ferry, died Wed.
nesday night at 915 O'Clock of para
Q lysis at the home of Mr. Jack Ringer
q rig North Queen street, aged 6S years
The Iaralytic stroke came Monday
morning, following an attack of YER
, t.go. She is survived by three sis
/ tors Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Clncin
Z ratf o.; Mrs Minnie Walsh, Of Cum
!. herland, and Mrs. Caroline Grant
! lParkersburg; brothers James Hasson
: this city, ard Bush HSsson, OF River
ton Va Mrs. Blinco was born in vir
= ginia She resided in HarDers Ferry
for thirty years ana moved to Mar
: tinsburg last April. She was a mem
ter of the Episcopal church. The in
!, terment win take place in Harpers
Ferry.
Child Dead.
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.
$ ard Mrs. John Wintermoyer. OF He'd
a gesville died Wednesday night at II
d o'clock of congestion Of the lungs
d aged . years. months and 10 days
Infant Dead.
. Pauline Eve'yl, the 1-2-month r
old daughter Of Mr.. and MIS- Charles
, Carroll. OF Hedgesville. died Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock of acute In
digestion. Fuaeral was held Friday
! at the house and burial in the He'd
: gesyiIle cemetery.