The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-04-16

January 28, 1853, near this city. After
attending the public schools and
Monroe's Academy, at Westminster,
Mr. Rhodes became an assistant col
lector in the treasury department OF
the railroad. Subsequently he held
various positions of trust in the same
office and was promoted to the office !
OF assistant treasurer in April, 1903. |
Mr.. Rhodes mother was Mrs. |
Sophia White Rhodes, Of Baltimore.
and his father, George R. Rhodes, III
Nottingham, England.
He Is also an uncle to Miss Jessie |
Mathews, teacher at Westminster
High School, and Mrs George Knox,
of Gambler.
Wilson.
Mrs. Emily Jane Wilson died at her
home AZ Pleasant Gap On Sunday last,
aged 77 years, months and % days.
she is survived by her husband, the
venerable Levi l.. Wilson; one daugh-
ter, Miss Annie V. Wilson, at home;
three brothers, Norval Wilson,
Andrew Wilson, of Carroll county.
and 4. Benjamin Wilson, Of Philadel-
phla, "a; and one sister, Mrs. Kate
Brown, of townsville. Funeral SER
vices were held at her late home, and
afterward at Bethesda M. Z. Church.
near Gist, on Wednesday morning. In
the absence of the pastor, who was at
tending conference, Rev. w. l.. Sea-
brook, of the Lutheran Church Off
ciated. The pallbearers were Column
bus Shipley, Robert T. Shipley, Clay
ton Barnes, Harry Bushey, John
Bushey and Roy Poole Funeral di-
rector, G. M. Waltz.
Morrow.
Hezekiah Morrow, aged 20 years.
died on Sunday at his residence at
Roseville from apoplexy. He was a
member Of the order OF Red Men, of
Pikesville and the Grand Army Re
public. He was Republican in poll
tlcs and served as central commit
teeman of Hampstead district for. sew
eral years. He is survived by a wild
ow and one sister, Anna Morrow, of
Baltimore.
The body was taken to Pleasant
Hill Methodist Protestant church.
near Pikesville, Wednesday morning
where funeral services were held by
Rev. w. +. Hersh, assisted by Rev. II.
E. Thomson. Interment was in the
adjoining cemetery Pallbearers were
J. Henry Leister, Edward ]. Leister,
Frank l. Stephan, Raymore Ruly
George a. Leister and John Il. Al
baugh. James wi. Stoner, funeral di-
rector.
Franklin.
Charles R. Franklin died at his
home near Taylorsville, on Friday,
April 19, aged 25 years. He was a
son of Luther M, and Amelia Frank
lin, who survive him. He is also sur
yiyed by four brothers, Roy, Fred,
Horace and Franklin. ana
one sister, Mrs. Earle Tucker. lie
was a member of Washington Camp
No. 15, Patriotic Order Sons of Ameri-
ca, Winfield; Mt. Airy Council No.
124, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, and Taylorsville Lodge
Modern Woodmen.
IT, was buried on Sunday at Eben-
ezer Church, near Taylorsville, Rev. |
Harry Hall officiating. The pallbear-
ers were Ernest Cover, Howard Bare
and Frank Barnes, of the P. o. s. of
A, and Russell Hook, Roy Scaggs and
K. Thompson, of the Juniors. c. M.
Waltz was funeral director
Stone.
Samuel Robert Stone, aged LIS
years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ].
Stone, East Main street, died Satur-
day morning at 2 o'clock from spine
disease, which he has been a suf-
ferer from all his life. Besides his
parents he leaves the following
brothers and sisters: Harry, William
and Thomas Stone, Mrs. Bruce Weant,
Bruceville; Mrs. George Bankert,
Mrs. William Manning, Misses Sadie, Y
Anna and Ellen, all Of this city.
Funeral services were held Monday
at the house by Rev. Hetrick, pastor (
Of Grace Lutheran Church. Interment
in Westminster Cemetery. Pallbear-
ers were John Magin, Francis Keefer,
and Norman Lantz and Ray
mond and Paul Wimert. Harvey
Bankert & Son, funeral directors.
Myers.
John Myers, aged SO years, died at
MS home near Warfieldsburg, on
Tuesday evening, from pneumonia.
Mr- Myers came from Frederick
county here He II survived by his
widow an one son, Charles Myers,
at home
His funeral sevices were held yes
terday morning at Beaver Dam
Church, Elder Kline having charge of
The services. Pallbearers were Noah
Arbaugh, William al Roop, Amos
Wampler, Lincoln wv. Rinehart, Reu-
ben Grimes and H. q. Danner. James
M. Stoner, funeral director.
Fleming.
Ralph E. Fleming, the youngest
child of Charles A. and Josephine
Fleming, died near Winfield. on
Thursday last, aged three months and
-Welve days The funeral services
md interment were AT Ebenezer .t
church, near Winfield, ON the 9th
INST, Rev. II. M Dickey officiating. i
The pallbearers were Russell Grimes, {
Jesse Grimes, Hearl Crumbacker, Ed I
win Wright. Funeral director C. M.
Waltz.
ESSich.
Dorothy Catherine, infant daughter u
" Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Essich, Ston- I
'rsyille, died April H. Funeral SER |
ices were held at the house by Rev. J
". H. Hetrick. Interment in st. Ben ]
amin's Reformed Cemetery yester- !