The citizen., 1914-04-03
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

OOul0 Ol IuOS0 w no f1dV0 all0l
Before the Silent Reaper.
DENoE.
Thomas E. Denoe, husband of Marga
ret Denoe, nee Waters, died March 27.
cRuM
Mr.. Clifford !. Crum died at his home
near Libertytown. Sunday night, from
tuberculosis, aged 20 years.
FoRsYTHE.
Mrs. Margaret Forsvthe, widow of Sam
uel Forsythe. died Monday at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. James NJ. Johnson,
at Brunswick, this county.
MoALE.
Following an illness Of only a few days,
Mrs. Marion Moale. mother of Frank ".
Moale, attorney, died at her home, 1872
Linden avenue, Baltimore, March 80.
COVER.
Mrs. Catherine Freas Cover, wife Of
William H. Cover, died at their home
near Emmitsburg about noon on Satur-
dav from peritonitis aged about 40 years.
wEDDLE.
]. Roger Weddle, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Weddle, of Thurmont, died at the
home of his parents, at Thurmout, March
rs from acute indigestion and complca-
tons, aged 80 years.
GETZENDANNER.
Mrs. Mary E. Getzendanner, widow of
Daniel Getzendanner. died at her home
in Charles Town, w. va, Sunday night,
aged II years. She was Miss Wine
brener, of Frederick county.
WATKINS.
Thomas A Watkins died at Montevue
Hospital on Sunday morning, March
seth, aged 54 years. He had been at
the institution since 1909, and was form
erly a resident of Damascus. He was
unmarried.
STONE.
While apparently in the best OF health,
Mr.. George c. Stone arose on Sunday
morning, March goth, and later was
found dead in the yard adjoining his
home, at Mount Zion, this county Mr..
Stone was aged 6o years and 10 months.
PECK.
Word has been received here by the
friends of Mr.. Augustus H. Peck of his
death, which occurred on Thursday,
March 10th, at his home in Springfield,
Mass. Mr.. Peck was well known in
Frederick, having resided here for sew
eral years
NORWOOD.
Answering the summons of death,
one day before reaching the age of four
score years, Rev. William Norwood,
well known resident Of this county, died
on Monday morning, March goth, in
Parrsville. Rev. Norwood was born
near Kemptown on March 31st, 1884.
KABRICK.
Mr.. Henrietta V. Kabrick, widow of
John Kabrick, died March 27 at the home
of her daughter, Mrs Alva Doering, II
East Fifth street. Besides Mrs. Doering,
she leaves another daughter Mrs. Corde-
liza Lare; also two brothers, John w. Col
leberry, and James E. Colleberry, of
Frederick.
Mrs. Mary Norris Smith, the wife Of
Mr.. Charles Smith, died at her home in
Walkersville, this county, un Saturday,
March 18th, at noon from a complica-
ton of diseases, aged 81 years, months
and 3 days. She leaves husband and
three small children. Her father, Mr..
Robert Norris, of Unionvile, and four
sisters and two brothers also survive her.
LEVINE.
MIR. Isidor Levine, a merchant of
Mount Airy, died on Sunday night,
March 2Sth, of consumption. About two
or three years ago Mr.. Levine located in
Monnt Airy and opened dry goods
store. About eight months ago his wife
died. They leave small child. which
has been taken care of by relatives in
Ellicott City.
HUTSLER.
John Castleman Hutsler, who was
twice elected on the Democratic ticket
as member of the West Virginia House
of Delegates. several times a member of
the Martinsburg City Council, promi.
nent Mason and for "a years a widely
known passenger engineer on the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad died suddenly
of heart trouble at his home in Martins
burg, on Saturday morning, March 2Sth
aged 81 years. He WINS. a native of
Berkely county, West Virginia.