The citizen., 1913-06-20
OBITUARY..
Some of Those Who Have FALLEN
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
sHIPLEY.
DR.. Benjamin F. Shipley died at hs
home near Alpha, Howard county, at the
age OF OF years.
ASHBAUGH.
Marie M, Ashbaugh, the daughter OF
Mrs. Erwin Ashbaugh, of near LeGore,
| this county. died on Saturday, June 9TH,
and was buried Sunday afternoon in the
cemetery adjoining the CreagerStown
Church OF God, Rev. f. !. NJ. Thomp-
son, the pastor in charge officiating.
BY the request Of the family Rev Geo.
+. Nichols preached the funeral sermon.
MURRAY.
Mrs. Mary Kolb Murray wife Of Mr..
William T. Murray, of Norfolk, Virginia,
died on Tuesday June 10th, 1913, at the
! home Of her cousin, Mrs. John 'Lidie,
/ No. 423 East North street, Baltimore.
| Md. Mrs. Murray was a sister of the
/ late John w. Ko'b, who died two years
| ago, this July. Besides her husband she
is survived by one brother, !. Alton Kolb,
OF Louisville, Kentucky.
VALENTINE.
Mrs. Frances Key Valentine. wife of
/ Charles Valentine, died at her home at
/ Keymar Iune 5 from paralysis. aged 81
years. Mrs Valentine was a Miss An
/ gell, Of Kevsvile before marriage and
had resided in the neighborhood all her
life She is survived by hei husband
and the following sisters and brother:
! Mrs. Martha Oidhouse, York, Pa; Mrs
I Oliver Birely Kevmar; Mrs. T. II. BUS
sard, Frederick; John Henry Angel,
Kansas City, Mo.
FRESHOUR.
Mrs. Amanda 2. Freshour, widow Of
the late Eli t'reshour who died about rs
months ago died at her home near
Lewis,own, June 10 from a complication
OF troubles, aged s. years Mrs Fresh
our was taken sick about week ago.
and continued to grow worse until the
end. She WAS daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. DANIEL Harp, Of Utica, the
father having drowned in the MOnoCacY
some wears ago Mrs. Fresh0ur is sur
vjved BY the following children: Mrs.
Frank SulI Mrs Willam Layman Mrs.
Colonel Laymau. Mrs HAIRY Eouch and
Charles Freshour all residing in the vi
cinity OF Utica.
BLESSING
Mrs. Nalljotia Susan Thomas Blessing,
widow of the late George W. Blessing,
and the daughter OF, the late Valentine
and Sabylla Thomas Adams. died AT her
home in Buckeys,0Wn, on June 18th,
OF general debility, aged S5 years. Mrs.
Blessing was a highly esteemed woman.
She was one Of the founders of Saint
ioI'l. ~ - - VI
Years was an active worker in the inter
est of the church. She is survived bv
three children. Iohp A. Weaelev az
Wayneshoro P33 Mrs. {. r. Keller. Of
Buckevstown and Miss Minnie BLESSING.
AT home She is also survived bv one
sister. Mrs. Ieannette Nelson. of Balu-
more
HALM.
Mrs. Philiipna Hahn dropped dead at
home OF her son. Prof Frederick !.
Hahn at Emmitsburg, this county She
was 81 years old. Mrs. Hahn leaves only
her two sons in this family but has a
daughter by her FIRST marriage, Mrs
Black. in the West. She went with her
husband to Hagerstown from Grajz, Aus
tria. where DR.. Hahn was a professor IN
the University and Mrs. Hahn a widow
and a member of the Austrian nobility
with her relatives high in rank in State.
C"u! =" d'H 'i'l ~ "'9 '' =
ggrstown liyino first on Fast Antietam
Street She leaves two sons Prof Fred
aricl- and p Hahn formerly mav0r
and member of tbe bar Haoerstown.
KEMP.
Mrs. Sarah !. Kemp, widow Of Calvin
F. Kemp. late of Baltimore died on
Thursday. Tune I2th. at the home of her
brother, Mr.. Charles Kintz. 200 Dill
avenue, this citv. after a long illness from
paralysis. aged 65 years. 8 months and
% davs. Mrs. Kemp was the eldest
child of Frederick and Susan KNIT, de-
ceased. who lived for many years at
Rocky Springs. Mrs. Kemp had lived in
this CITY Philadelphia and Baltimore.
She Is survived bv a daughter, Miss Nav
Kemp. two grand daughters, Mrs. Guy
Firor. of Athens. Georgia; and Mildred
Williar, Of Baltimore. and one great
grand.child. Sarah Firor. The following
K;nt1 oeSbooLetown. Charles and Lewis
NJ Kintz Of This citv. and sister, Mrs.
Harriet Shook, OF this city, also survive
her.