The citizen., 1913-11-14
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper

Before the Silent Reaper
BELL
Charles f. Bell aged 81 wears, died a
! GaitherSburg, Montgomery county from
a stroke of PARALYSIS. with which he was
stricken about ten days ago. He is sur
vived by widow, two daughters and
one son.
SPURRIER.
Mr.. Jesse G. Spurrier, of Mount Airy
Junction, died on Thursday November
9th, OF pneumonia, aged AZ years Be
sides widow he is survived by six chill.
dren. Mr.. Spurrier was a telegraph op.
orator of Mount Airy Junction.
BEALL.
William Randolph BeaIl, IT,, died at
his home, near Poolesville, Montgom-
ery county, aged As years, following a
long illness, of an affection of the lungs
He is survived by his mother. Mrs. Eliza
Beall, two brothers and sister.
BOYER.
Mr.. Wesley Boyer, died at his home
IN Kemptown, this county, on Tuesday,
November 4th, OF senile debility, aged IS
years He was a widower and is sur
vived by one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Kind
lev, of near Fountain Mills. Mr.. Boyer
was retired farmer.
oGLE.
Mr.. Thomas A. Ogle, a well known
and highly respected farmer, died on
Monday, November 10th, at his res
dence east Of this city, aged 76 years.
He is survived bv his widow, two sons.
Archie w Ogle, OF near Frederick; Mr..
Frank Ogle. at home. and Mrs. Blanche
O'Donoghue, of Washington, d. c.
BLACK.
Mrs Matilda Black died at her home
in Hagerstown. Washington county,
on Tnursdav November 9th, after an
illness of several weeks of heart trouble
and dropsy, aged So years. She was a
member OF St. Paul's United Brethren
Church, of that CITY. She is survived by
one son. Vernon Young, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Henry Burger and Miss Mary
Black, all of Hagerstown.
GALWITH.
Mrs. Katherine Galwith, an aged and
highly respected resident of Hagerstown,
died at the home of her son, Oliver Cal
with, that city, on Thursday, November
9th, aged s. years. She was member
of the Church of God, OF Uniontown, Pa
She is survived bv one son, Oliver. and
one sister, Mrs. Eby Shank, OF Woods
boro, this county.
STAUP.
Milton E. Staup. aged 81 years, died
on Monday night, November 10th, at his
home near Finksburg, Carroll county.
He was a native of Creagerstown. this
county He is survived by his widow,
one daughter, Mrs Roy Blond, of Finks
burg; one son, !. Clarence Staup; two
brothers, Jacob Staup and Eugene Staup.
of Creagerstown. and one sister, Mrs.
Joseph Martin, of Thurmont.
GROUSE
Nathaniel Grouse, a well known resi-,
dent of Waynesboro died Sunday at 7.Io
O'Clock, aged u years, months and five
days. Death was due to asthma. from
which he had suffered for some time. He
was born September 5, IS4I, at Littles
town, the son of Jacob and Lucy Grouse.
Surviving are his widow and three chill
dren Mrs Amanda Harbaugh. Hagers-
n,
Mrs. Emma Funk, and Jacob w. Grouse,
OF Waynesboro, Pa.
COLDER.
Mrs Virginia Clay Colder, the widow
of Conductor Carmen Colder, died on
Wednesday, November 5th. at the home
of her adopted daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Campbell OF Brunswick, this county.
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age, was daughter OF the late An
thony S. Chambers, of Martinsburg,
West Virginia She is survived by one
sister, Mrs I. T. Brantner of that place,
and three brothers, Brown Chambers, of
Martinsburg, and A. S. and Boyd p
Chambers, of Brunswick.
HARRIS.
Mrs Mary E. Harris. the widow of the
late Minor Harris, died at her home at
Point of Rocks, this county, on Thursday,
Novembar 9th, as the result of fall that
she sustained several weeks ago. While
no bones were broken by reason of the
fall, yet Mrs. Harris, was so badly
bruised, that the shock was too great for
a person of her advanced age to with
stand. She was S5 years old. She was
twice married She is survived by two
children by her first husband: John F.
Dean and Charles H. Dean, both of
near Point of Rocks.
RIEGLR.
DR.. John Riegle, OF Emmitsburg, this
county, and since 1854 practicing ply
sician of that town died there. on We'd
nesday afternoon, November I2th, from
heart trouble, aged 81 years. Death was
quite sudden, although DR.. Riegle had
been in failing health tor some months
DIR. Riegle was born near Gettysburg
and after a course in medicine practlced
at Gettysburg for one year, and then
located in Emmitsburg and remaire
there. He was held in high esteem IN
the neighborhood and was very active in
local affairs He was member Of the
Reformed Church, and of the Masonic
fraternity. He is survived by his wife
and two daughters, Mrs. Edgar Smickle,
of Waynesboro. Pa, and Miss Florence
Riegle, at home The following broth
ers and sisters also survive him: Emory
Riegle, of York, Pa; Harry Riegle, Of
Bendersvlle. Pa; Miss Eleanor Riegle.
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