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TruIlbO.

Mrs. Olevia Trumbo, widow of the
late Louis @. Trumbo, formerly of this
city, daughter of Nelson Manning and
sister of the late Lewis E. Manning,
died at her residence in Washington,
D. c., Tuesday morning, March 23rd,
aged IA years. She leaves three child
ren, Mrs. Pauline Goslin, Misses Ada
and Blanche Trumbo.
Services were held at her late resi-
dence on Wednesday evening, con-
Quoted by Rev. John Ensor, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, of
which Mrs. Trumbo was member,
and Rev. Joseph H. Kelley, a Presby-
terian clergyman and intimate friend
of the family. Rev. Edgar T. Read,
pastor of the Westminster Methodist
Protestant Church, officiated at the
grave. The interment was in West
minister Cemetery beside the graves
Of her husband and children. The
pallbearers were DR.. Charles Billings
lea, Frank 2. Miller, James E. Smith,
DR. George E. Baughman, Jesse G..
Sharrer and William Id. Reese Fu-
neral director, MIR. X. o. Sharrer.
Mrs. Trumbo moved to Washington
twenty-five years ago, and has resid-
ed there ever since. During the past
few years she has been an invalid
but was always bright and cheerful
and had many friends, especially
amongst the children OF the neigh
borhood for whom she always had a
pleasant word of greeting and with
whom she loved to share the fruit
and flowers which her friends de-
lighted to bring to her. The large
and beautiful offering OF flowers
which were sent testified to the es-
TEEN in which she was held by her
many friends and neighbors She
was devoted mother and an earnest
christian, and her children have the
sympathy OF all who know them i'm
their hour Of sorrow and bereave-
meut
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CORPORATION AFTER W. M. y.
Albion Street Causes Complaint to
Public Service Commission.

A complaint was filed Wednesday
by the Mayor and Common Council Of
this city against the Western Mary
land Railway Company with the Pub
lice Service Commission in regard to
the condition of the road that passes
the Freight Station to Cranberry. The
town alleged that it was a patron Of
the road, and was entitled to have
safe and reasonably convenient ap-
proaches to the freight station and
yards.
! This is another step in the long
drawn out fight to make the railroad
repair the road.
On Monday night special meet
ing was called Of the Mayor and Com
mon Council who instructed it's coun-
sci, Mr.. Guy w. Steele, to appear be-
fore the Public Service Commission
and file complaint against the rail
road company.
The Public Service Commission on
Wednesday passed an order that a
copy of the towns complaint be for
warded to the Railway Company and
that the matter complained of be sat-
isfied by the company or that the
charges be in writing within ID days.
Mayor Walsh and Councilman Sui
livan were before the Commission
about three weeks ago and complain
ed about the condition Of the road.
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TIE A TIT ET $.

Daniel Wolfe, one Of the Oldest resi-
dents of Union Bridge, died early Fri.
day morning in the eighty-fourth
year Of his age, having retained all
his faculties and looked after his
business affairs MD To within a short
time OF his death
4 Universally esteemed in this COM
munity, he was affectionately called
Uncle Dan" by old and young. In
addition to being a farmer for over
5O years, he taught school in Fred
erick county for many years. He
was treasurer of the Liberty and
Pipe Creek Turnpike Road Company
for over 40 years, and was also presi-
dent Of The First National Bank Of
Union Bridge since IT. organization
in 1908.
He leaves widow, who was Mary
e. Saylor, and the following sons and
daughters: Elmer A. Wolfe, principal
Of Union Bridge High School; Abra-
ham L. Wolfe, of Frederick county;
Frank C- Wolfe, civil engineer, of
Baltimore; d. Oscar Wolfe, Sarah
Wolfe, Anna Wolfe, Bessie Wolfe, of
Union Bridge, and Mrs Samuel A.
Ensor, Of New Windsor. MI. Wolfe
wa married twice, hi first wife hav-
in been Susan Haines, who died
about thirty years ago.
The funeral was held from his
residence in Union Bridge, Sunday
morning, at iii o'clock, John j. Johns
officiating and assisted by George A.
Royer, with burial In Mountain View
Cemetery
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Salem Lutheran Charge.

r.. John's-Sunday school o. m
Divine services 10 al m. &C. Benja-
min's-Sunday school | D. M Divine
services p. m. W. F. Hersh, pas
tor.
The Mission Society of St Johns
Church tLeister's) will have an oyst-
II and chicken supper at the home Of
Mr.. ). Henry Lester, next Wednes-
day evening, March 81 Supper will
be served from z to 10, after which the
famous Peak Sisters from Alaska"
will give their world wide entertain
ment- Everybody IL invited to come
and enjoy the evening. Annunal meet
ing of St. Benjamin's Lutheran Con-
gregation Good Friday, April End.
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Civic League Notes.

The regular meeting Of the Civic
League was held in the Opera House,
Thursday, March 18th. There was "a
good attendance and much interest.
The treasurer reported about $500
taken in at the oyster supper. Most
cordial thanks are extended to all
who gave SO generously, and In any
way assisted in making the supper "a
success. The president and her CO
workers did splendid work, and ev-
erywhere spirit Of harmony pre-
vailed. The booths were beautifully
decorated, the quaint costumes of the
mattresses added much, and the High
School Band, supplied music, which
was greatly enjoyed. The supper
was bountiful and we'll served, and
we may safely say, everybody had a
good time.
The League voted to have "a super
visor at the Fairgrounds, at salary,
for the coming season Mrs Madel-
inc Power was chosen for this i'm
portant work.
The chairman of the Old Paper
Committee asks all who have old
paper to hold 1T in readiness for
call i'm the near future.
The Fly Committee Is preparing
for the summer campaign.
The League was addressed by DR..
Stone, of Ellicott City, field health
officer for three counties, Carroll,
Howard and Anne Arundel. Tile e.
pressed surprise and pleasure at the
work being done by the League, and
offered his help in any way possible.
He can be called upon at any time to
investigate a nuisance or anything
that IL a menace to the public health
He said there are more than five hun
dred thousand unnecessary deaths in
this country every year, and gave
four most important rules for health
which should b. taught every child
First, that they should chew their
food No other animal Is 10 careless
in this matter as the human.
Second, to brush the teeth. Many
lives are lost by neglect Of the teeth.
Third, provide plenty OF fresh air
in sleeping rooms. More than ninety
out or every one hundred persons
start to have consumption. Only
two other states in the Union have
higher rate in tuberculosis than
Fourth, drink plenty of water He
advises the adult to take eight glasses
a day. DIR. Stone will be here during
clean up week, and provide moving
pictures.
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Transfers or Real Estate.

Walter t. Coppersmith and wife to
John H. Leister and wife, convey two
lots in Westminster, for $4,000.
Ivan u. Hoff, assignee Of, mort
gagee, to Joseph Fridinger and wife
convey 5000 square feet, for $500.
]. Theo. Stevenson and wife to
Harry D. Glover and wife, convey %
acres, l rood and "a square perches
for $3.50.
VIM. F. Zentz and wife To Webster
w. Sweigart, convey right of way.
Vim. HI. Folk ct al. to VIM. f.
Zeigler and wife, convey Sc acres, 8
roods and % perches, for $1,000.
Robert j.. Nelson to John T.. b
Nelson and wife, conveys ) acres, .
Toods and 81 square perches, for
$3.50.
Harry A Christ and wife to VIM
Iheo. Christ, convey IA acres, for
$500.
Harry C. Cue to Collie M. Cue and
Wlte, conveys 69 1-4 acres, for $1,000
VIM. II. Wilhelm ct al to Franklin
II. Wilhelm and wife, convey 8
lots of land, for $260O.
Edgar NJ. Bush ct al. executors, to
John O Lester, convey ITO acres and
-9 square perches, for $495T.O3.
John a. Lester and wife to Edgar
M. Bush, convey 10 acres and %
square perches, for $4957.03.
Edgar NJ. Bush ct al, executors, to
EDWARD %. Meant, convey 3-S acres
for $17OO.
Eleanor Bush to u. Arthur ID. Bush,
conveys 124 acres, l rood and II
square perches, for S11,1S4.
Marion ]. Abbott and wife to Frank
hh HI Keeney and wife, convey
aere, \ rood and I'D square perches
for 81.
Jacob W. Dubs and wife to Cora B.
frederick, convey 1O5 acres and %
perches, for s35O0.
BESSIE ~. Leister to Irwin 3. Leister
$500. U N ~
" arkansas Hollaway Bankert to
Epnralm l.. Bankert, conveys a tract
OF land, for SIS.
N Iphraim \. Bankert and wife to
uso- N. Bankert, convey 3-4 square
parches, for so.
N Edwin Brown to Mary B. Adams,
convey 125 acres, for $5.
p BAKER Robinson Richard to Mary
p Adams, conveys 125 acres, for So.
Edward o. Weant and wife to J.
arthur ID. Bush, convey A 3-S acres,
for So.
Henry s. Warehime and wife to
lesley I. Miller, convey IL acres and
roods, for $270O.
u Mm. n. Frederick and wife To
r rloIatlo G- E- Stoffie and wife, con
'ey W 7-S acres, for $500.
- Ldward t. Bowers, trustee, to Cal
nn H. Starner and wife, convey 5
acres, for $20S0.
DaVld M. Mehring et al to Burgess
aa au commissioners or TaneytoWn,
No1sey lot in Taneytown, for $40
cole Snarles Devilbiss to Thos. L. w.
So, oondon, conveys 4 acres and 8
'quare perches, for 500.
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COMPANY H DOWN
TO WORK
"a BUSINESS ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN
EFFECTED COMMITTEES APPOINT
ED.

Last Monday night marks the real
beginning Of serious work for Com
pany H. n addition to the regular
drill an Organization of the members
was effected for the purpose Of con-
sidering ways and means for carry
ing out tIHe club features, such a.
entertainm snts, athletics, etc. a.
Capt. Weiile aptly remarked, "All
work and 20 play markes Jack dull
soldier" cMd although the boys are
learning fist the duties Of the sol
dier, all were glad to answer the sum
mons to tie Company Assembly room
to consider how best to combine
pleasure with duty.
A business organization was effect
ed a. follows: MIR. Frank Thomas
was elected chairman; Joseph Ying-
ling was elected secretary, and John
Marsh treasurer. After suggestions
made by the members, the following
chairman and committees were Sc
lected:
Enlistment Committee-Dr Myers
chairman; Ell. O. Dewey, Ober Herr
O. III. Kolb and j. III. Young.
Ways and Means Committee-W
Frank Thomas, chairman. The chair
AlslAlS WAA - uuC SOAl 5C 5ClCCL hl5 ~
workers On this committee
Athletic Committee-F. Lamotte
Smith, chairman; G. a. Arnold, R. j.
Blocher, J. S. Billingslea and l. J.
Lawyer.
Publicity Committee-H g. Dewey
chairman; q. H. Kolb and RI u. Bloch
er.
Entertainment Committee-Jas id
Mitchell, chairman; Messrs. Byers
Bankard, Englar and Stoner were ap-
pointed as aides.
Bylaws Committee-Dr. y. 8
Myers and H @. Dewey
Sergeant Williams, VI. 5. A, han
died the men in his usual efficient
manner, and initiated us into the mys-
teries of company formations.
Fifty-one, out of the total enlist
ment Of fifty-eight were present
This Is mighty good showing, We
think, and after the ones who are
now roosting on the fence fall off and
into line we expect to have a full
company of sixty-five men present
every drill night All drills up to the
present have been without rifles, but
the Sergeant promises to put us
through the Manual of Arms next
Monday night, and a great many OF
the recruits are drilling, out in the
barn, down in the cellar and any OLD
place, trying tO &c wise ahead oi
time, SO as to make a good showing
along side of the old men
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Holman.

James C. Hoffman died at his home
near Hampstead, Thursday, March AS,
aged 64 years. He is survived by
his widow and the following child
ren, Mrs. Linnie Snyder, Mrs. Lydia
Zentz, of Baltimore; Mrs. Nolan
Basler, Mrs. Jane Johnston, of Hamp-
stead; Joseph, OF Cambridge; Frank
and Winfield, of Arcadia, and Emory,
of Hawksville; also 2 sisters, Mrs.
John Richards, Piedmont, w. Va,
and Mrs Elizabeth McCollins, this
city
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon in Wesley Chapel Metho-
dist Episcopal church by Rev. Hall
Mr.. Richards was member of the
r. 0. 5. of A, Camp No. 50, Of Balti-
more.
Camp No. 73, j.. ID. i. of A.. Hamp-
stead, had charge Of the service.
The honorary pallbearefs were H
c. Ebbey, Edward Houck, Frank
Stone, Nicholas Walsh and Frank
Shaffer- Active pallbearers were J.
~. Schweitzer, WI G- Stone. ~. A
Heisen, :. III. Kaltrider, WI. H. Seats
and G. H. Phillips. c. v. Upton &
Son, funeral directors.
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Mrs. Catherine F1ater, widow Of the
late John N. Flater, died at the home
Of her son, Thomas M-Flater, at Gam
Der, Monday, aged 67 years, 3 months
and 13 days. Mrs. Flater was twice
married. BY her first marriage she
is survived by one son, Lewis Grimes,
of Baltimore, and by. her second mar
riage by one daughter and one son,
Mrs, Rachel Streaker and Thomas nj.
Flater, of Gambler.
Funeral services were conducted in
Sandymount Methodist Protestant
church, Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, by
Rev. Carroll Maddox. Interment in
adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers were
Alfred Barnes, Thomas y. Miller, Obe-
diah Buckingham, Geo Gorsuch, Geo
X. Klohr and Jesse Patterson. r. "A.
Sharrer funeral director
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Cranler.

Theodore Cramer, a member of the
firm Of Cramer and Owings, shirt
factory operators, at York, Pa, died
at his residence Tuesday evening at
sos O'Clock. Death was due to q
complication of diseases after sick
ness of several days He leaves hi
wife and W daughter, TrevG, at home.
He also leaves the following brothers
and sisters: Oliver Cramer. Glen
Rock; Alvin Cramer, Baltimore /;
Chester Cramer, of York county;
Howard Cramer, near Manchester,
Md, Mrs. Rebecca Rohrbaugh, Car
roll county, and Mrs. Amelia Dietz,
residing near Manchester, Md.
Funeral services will be conducted
at his late residence Saturday after
noon at o'clock by the Rev. M. r..
Hamsher, pastor Of 81. Matthew's
Lutheran church, and the Rev. ]. p.
Wolf, Of Glen Rock. Interment will
be made in Greenmount Cemetery.
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-CIuts.T

Mrs. Elizabeth Cluts, widow Of the
late William Cluts, died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Scott NJ. Smith,
Tuesday at about 1 o'clock. Mrs.
Cluts has been in falling health ever
since the death Of her husband about
five weeks 40, but her death came
as quite a shock to the community.
The children have the sympathy Of
the community in their double be-
reavement. Funeral and interment
was held by Rev II. p. Hafer this
morning in thu Lutheran Church, of
which she was member. The fol
lowing children survive: Mrs. Scott
Smith, Mrs. Harry Hiltebrick, Mrs.
Hattie Adams, of York; Harry and
George Cluts. Her age was 72 years,
4 month and 23 days. C. O Fuss AZ
Son, funeral directors.-From Taney-
town correspondent.
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limbaugh.

Mrs. Catherine limbaugh, 10 years
old, widow of Henry limbaugh, died
at o'clock Monday morning at her
home at Catonsville Death was due
to a complication of diseases. She
was born in Cassell, Germany, and
came to this country when girl
She ID survived by siH daughters, Mrs
George IT, Ball, Mrs. James Floyd
Mrs. Daisy s. Ways, Mrs. G. H. SIagle
of Brunswick, Md; Misses Rose and
Catherine limbaugh, and one son,
William ri. limbaugh, Of Marriotts-
Vile, Md.
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ITtz.

Elder Samuel H- Utz, 74 years old,
minister OF the German Baptist
Church at New Market, died Sunday
night at that place. He was born on
a farm near Gettysburg, Pa, and later
removed to Taneytown. He entered
the ministry in 1875 and was ordain-
cd in 1892. Tn 1866 he married Miss
Lucinda M. j. Kelley, who with three
sons and four daughters, Silas, Chas.
and John Utz, Mrs. Cora Mcdaniel, of
Denton; Mrs. Walter Burial, of
Monrovi2; Mrs. Joseph Thomas, of
Adamstown, and Mrs Edward Dodd,
OF New Market, survives.
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court HOUSE NEWS.
transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Orphans Court

Monday, March 22.-Mary E. Lowe
-acntrix Of James z. Lowe, deceased,
sAuortad sale Of personal property
Albert H. Barnes, administrator 81
rohn W. Barnes, deceased, reported
soIe of personal property.
TT The last will and testament of
p.rab Il. Prugh, late Of Carroll coun-
N deceased, was admitted to probate
ard letters testamentary thereon
-ore -IT granted To Andrew r. Frizzell,
rbo received warrant to appraise and
order to notify creditors.
Ios r. Herring, Thos. A. Murray and
# rank z. Miller, executors of the last
viII and testament Of Joshua W.
Herring, deceased, received order to
sell mortgage.
Letters of administration on the es-
t,ta of Frank S. Grumbine, late OF
carroll county, deceased, were grant
w w Hattie Grumbine, who received
warrant TO appraise and order to no
ufy creditors.
Edgar NJ. Bush and J. Arthur D.
Bush, executors of John M. Bush, de-
ceased, reported sale Of personal
rroperty, inventory Of debts due and
inventory oI money.
George H. Black and Clayton M.
Black. administrators of Henry Black,
deceased, settled their first and final
account.
Mary C Shaffer, eXecutriX OF Rich
ard Henry Miller, deceased, reported
sale OF personal property; reported
sale of real estate on which the
court granted an order nj 81.
Tuesday, March 23rd.-Harvey @.
Wisner, administrator of John H.
Wisner, deceased, returned additional
list Of debts due; received order to
transfer securities and settled his
first and final account.
Hattie Grumbine, administrative of
Frank . Grumbine, deceased, return
va inventory of personal property and
received order to take same.
Andrew P. FrizZelI, executor Of
Sarah L. Prugh, deceased, returned
Inventories Of personal property and
money, list of debts due, and received
order to SEN personal property and
real estate.
Calvin H. Valentine, administrator
Of Jonathan Rhoedenizer, deceased, re-
ported sale Of personal property.
Letters Of administration on the e.
tate Of John Nee, of M late of Carroll
county, deceased, were granted to
Michael Nee, who received warrant to
appraise and order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate Of Maranda Nee, late of Carroll
county, deceased, were granted to
Michael Nee.
D. Snider Stephan, executor Of Mary
A. Stephan, deceased, reported sale of
personal property and received order
to sell stocks.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 915 al m- Report
OF missionary collection Awarding
OF the picture to the honor class.
Morning worship 1920 o'clock. Re-
ception of members. Epworth League
645 ID. m. Evening worship 7.30
o'clock . Missionary anniversary Of
the Sunday school. Address by the
pastor: The Child life OF the World" 7"
The address will be illustrated with
many beautiful stereoptican pictures.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p. m.
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Dorsey.

Henry Richard Dorsey, Of near
FrankIinville, died March 18th, at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. G. wv.
Lowman, Of Mcdonald, Nd, aged rs
years, months and % days, after a
lingering illness Of Bright's disease.
IT, had been a member of the South
ern Methodist church since early
manhood. Up until several years
ago he joined the. German Baptist
church of which he had been a faith
full member until his death.
ia politics he was an ardent Demo
crat- He took keen interest in the
news of the times and was a devoted
bible student, having read the bible
through several times and he could
quote whole passages of scripture.
His wonderful memory never failing
him until hi death His wife died
several years ago. The deceased IL
survived by six children, Mrs. j. r..
Hood, of Hoods Mill; Mrs. C. E.
Haines, of West Falls; Mrs. G. w.
Lowman, Of Mcdonald; Mrs. E. T..
Clary, of NIT. Airy; Albert Dorsey, Of
near Franklinyille, and Levin Dorsey,
Of Mt. Airy.
The funeral was conducted at
Bethany Methodist Church South, by
Elder a. F. Snader, assisted by Elder
Englar and Rev @. Cecil on Sunday
afternoon B- Bowman, funeral di-
rector.
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-PrugIl.-

Mrs. Sarah L. Prugh, died at her
home, near Bloom, March II, at 1890
p m, aged 70 years, months and
20 days She i survived by one
daughter, Mrs Andrew Frizzell, Of
Bloom.
Funeral services were held Friday,
March 10, at Salem Methodist Epis-
copal church, Rev. Cochran off1ciat-
ing. Pallbearers were Granville
Bloom, Louis A Koontz, Walter Du-
vail, Jesse Bear, William Bowers and
George Barnes. G. M. Waltz, funer-
al director.
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Murphy,

Curvin Yates, little on Of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Yates Murphy, died Sunday,
March q, at go p. M, at the home
of his parents, at Gist, after an ILL
ness of only days of Memboranis
Group, aged 1 year, 2 months and p
days. He wa the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Holiday Murphy and Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Powder.
The funeral service, conducted by
Rev. VIM. F. Bauscher, was held at
Bethesda Methodist Episcopal church,
Tuesday ait 2 p. m- Interment Was
in the adjoining cemetery. The pail
bearers W re George Allen, Sherman
Barnes, Theodore Wilson, Roby Phil
lips. Mr.. C. M. Waltz was the fu-
nearal director.
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Ornon ID. Ridinger, son OF Mr. md
Mrs. Samuel Ridinger, aged is years,
5 days and months, died Wednes-
day at his home from tuberculosis.
He was member of the P. 0. 5. of A.
lodge. Funeral services and inter-
ment wa held today at Harney WV B-
church by Rev. Marks. The pail
bearers were taken from the P. D. s.
of A. lodge. C. o. Fuss & Son, un-
dertahers.
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-.NIicnde

Bradley Tyler Nicodemus, 5S years
old, died at Frederick yesterday. He
underwent recently an operation in
a Baltimore hospital. He was born
near Unionville and learned the mill
i'm business. After hi fathers death
he took over the latter's mill and
operated it for Is years. In 1879 he
married Miss Alice L. Nicodemus,
who, with one son, survives.
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BIlclleE..

Samuel Bucher died at his home
near Littlestown, Pa, March 10, at
the age of a years, months and
days, from dropsy.
He j. survived by his wife and the
following children: Joseph Bucher,
Littlestown; Charles Bucher, near
Gettysburg; Maurice Bucher, Colum-
bia; Mrs. William Little and Mrs.
Walter Snyder, Mt Joy township /;
Mrs. Abba Harner, near Kingsdale,
and Clayton Bucher, at home
Funeral Monday morning, services
were at the house at $50 a. m, the
Rev. DR.. F. S. Lindaman officiating.
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Schultz.

Miss Caroline A. Schultz died on
Friday afternoon at o'clock at the
home or her niece, Mrs. Charles IL
Kreh, Frederick she was "a daughter
or the late George and Sophia KemE
Schultz, and is survived by one
brother, Lewis H. Schultz, of Sykes.
vile.
The funeral took place Monday
morning at 1880 o'clock Rev Henrt
NV G.. Kieffer and Rev Dr- ". >. G.
Rupp officiated
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# GHOFAF-- Shoemaker.

Miss Loretta ID. Shoemaker, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Shoemaker,
of Owings Mills, Nd, and Mr.. Harry
D. Glover, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Glover, of New Windsor, were
married on lat Thursday evening,
March 1S, at ID m-, at the parsonage
at Deer Park, Md. They will be at
home to their friends after April 1st,
at Westminster, Nd