The citizen., 1914-09-11
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
BRIGGS.
James M. W. Briggs. aged 10 years,
died on Sunday, September 9th near
y ithersburg, Montgomery county.
LooKINGBILL.
Emanuel R. Lookingbil, well known
and highly respected resident of Ladies.
burg Frederick county, died on Friday,
September sth, aged 70 years, s months
and IS days.
Mrs. Valinda A. Stoner. 76 years of
age, died on Saturday, September 5th,
at the home of her daughter Mrs. d.
Victor Long, near Boonsboro. She was
the widow of Rev. Ephraim w. Stoner,
Of near Union Bridge.
GUEssFoRD.
Mrs. Mary Myers Guessford. died on
Friday night. September 4th. at the
home of her brother. Mr.. Cleveland
Guessford, in Williamsport. Md, of tu-
berculosis, after an illness Of several
months, aged AZ years.
Mrs Ellen Jones. the widow of the
late jeremiah Jones, formerly of Zittles-
town, Washington county, died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Main, at Rocky Springs, with whom she
resided, of heart disease, aged 70 years.
ZENTz.
Mr.. Newton NJ. Zentz, of this city, re-
ceived telegram announcing the sud
den death Of his brother. Mr. William H.
Zentz, of York, Nebraska. He was
about Sc vears.ot age. and removed from
this county to Nebraska thirty-three
years ago, where he has been very sue
cessfully engaged in farming.
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Miller, the wild
ow Of Hiram Miller, died at her home,
near Roadside, Pa, aged SO wears. She
was born near Roadside, August 23rd,
1898. and was the daughter Of George
and Nancy Stickell Gossert. and lived
there all OF her life. never once having
been outside Of Franklin county.
MOORE.
William w. Moore died at the home of
his son, Mr.. R. Rowland Moore, at
Sandy Springs. Sunday evening, Septem-
Der 9th. in his seventy-eighth year. He
was well known farmer and dairyn,an,
vice-president of the Savings Institution
of Sandy Springs, director Of the First
National Bank there. and prominent in
the Society of Friends.
CRAWFORD.
Mr.. William Henry Crawford, tor
number of years one Of the most prom
inent manufacturers in West Virginia,
and leading figure in the business and
financial affairs of Martinsburg, died at
his handsome home there, on last
Thursday, September 3rd. following an
illness Of several weeks. He was Al
years old and leaves his widow two
sons and one daughter
SLAGLE.
Mr., Eli Slagle died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. RAYMOND Long at New
Midway, this county. on Wednesday,
September 2nd, of general debility, aged
So years, and 7 months. Mr.. Slagle was
a retired farmer. He is survived by fonr
children, William and Samuel Slagle, of
Oak Hill, Md, and Mrs. RAYMOND
Long, and Mrs. Millard Phillips, OF New
Midway.
DUDREAR.
Mr.. Clarence c. Dudrear, formerly
proprietor Of hotel at McSherrystown,
Pa, died on Wednesday, September 2nd.
at his home IN York. Pa, aged forty
seven years. Death was caused by
heart disease after a sickness of about
two weeks. Mr.. Dudrear was engaged
in the cigar business at the time OF his
death and is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Irene E. Dudrear, and two sons. Robert
T. and Albert c., both at home. Mrs.
Fannie c. Dudrear, Of Libertytown, Md,
mother of the deceased, and the following
brothers also survive him: Albert c., of
Manchester, Md; Irving T., and Edw.
E., both of Libertytown, Md.
To Giua @EO in prizoe