The citizen., 1914-08-14
OBITUARY
Some Of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.

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Before the Silent Reaper.
FoGEL.
Mrs. Mary c. Fogel. wife of Charlton
Fogel. Thurmont. died August :, al her
home, aged 68 years
Alfred L. Keedy. retired Baltimore
and Ohio freight conductor, died Monday
al MS home at Cherry RIM, w. Va
CARLISLE.
Mrs. Sarah E. Carlisle died at the home
or her son. Robert 3 Carlisle, Of Hag-
ersiown, Monday. Of paralysis, in her 18th
year.
Miss Emaline Poole died at the home
I of Mr. Robert Beall, near New Midway.
Death was due to nephritis. She was 81
years old.
BRASTSER.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Brantner. wife Of Z.
T. Brsniner, superintendent Of the Slar-
iinsburg. W. Va, B. & o. shops died on
August s
WARD.
Mrs. Laura v Ward. widow OF Henry
c. Ward, died Sunday al the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Henry W. Mullican, n
Gaithersburg. aged Is years.
GREENAwALT.
Mrs. Eliza GreenaWalt, widow Of the
late Ezra Creenawalt. formerly OF this
county, died August 6, at her home IN
Cincinnati, aged s. years
N'ALEER.
Following an illness Of about five days,
Frank VI. McAleer. an aged and we'll
known resident Of Walkersvile, died at
the Frederick City Hospital Sunday, Au-
gust 9, aged s. years.
Mrs. Susan K. Baer, aged IS years.
widow Of Capt. James s. Bser, OF Tan
merry, near Westminster, died August 7.
She was a daughter Of the late Henry
Fessler, Of Frederick.
HILTON
William Henry Hilton, better known
as "Uncle Billy Hilton, who for the past
number Of years has peddled pretzels
about the streets Of Frederick. died at
Montevue Monday night, aged Is years.
OF general debility.
lands.
Mrs. Clara c. Lands, wife Of H. S.
Lands, died suddenly and Unexpectedly
Monday night at her new home, 20 East
Third street. to where she had moved
during the day. Heart failure was the
cause of death. She was 81 years old.
CHAMBERS.
Miss Anne Rebecca Chambers, aged
81 years. one OF the Oldest and most re-
spected residents OF Boonsboro. died at
her home August of general debility
after an illness of two weeks. She WAS
born at Frederick, November is, 1882.
MCCARTHY.
Mrs. Orleans P. Mccarthy, who for
some time made her home in this city,
died at her home in New York City, Sat
urday evening Mrs. Mccarthy was the
daughter of William Pyfer. of Baltimore,
originally Of this CITY, and a niece of Mrs.
P B. Kunkle.
KEPAUvER.
Daniel Carlton Kefauver died at his
home in Baltimore, August 8. He is
survived BY his wife. Mrs. Lena Lefauver;
one son. William. of Baltimore; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marguret Russell. Charlestown,
w v; four brothers, II. Milton, Mahlon
c., w. Emory, OF Frederick; Germanus,
of Keedysvlle. Md.
SIMMONS.
Mrs. Georgianna Houck Simmons died
August al the family home, North Mar
ket street. Mrs. Simmons was daugh-
Ter of the late Ezra Houck, and the wild
ow of s. Cyrus Simmons, of this city.
She is survived by two sisters Mrs. Cath
crime Jacobs and Miss Ella V. Houck
three brothers, Ezra, George and James
Houck.
BROOKEY.
Mrs. Ellen V. Brookey, widow OF the
late Peter Brookey, died Sunday morn.
ing at her late home, 236 East Sixth
street, Of dropsy and heart trouble, in
her 7eth year. She is survived by three
sons and two daughters, Frank, Albert
/ and Victor Brookey, and Mrs. Nellie
: Kennedy, of Baltimore, and sister Emma
. Collista, of ST. Mary's Hospital Even
vile, Ind.
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