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School Commissioners.

a regular meeting of the Board of
School Commissioners OF Carroll
County was held on Monday, April 5,
All the members being present.
The meeting was called to order by
the president at 10.15. After the
reading and approval OF the minutes
Of the last meeting the regular order
Of business was taken up
Mr.. Fred Englar came before the
Board submitting plans for enlarging
the school building at Union Bridge.
After some discussion the matter was
postponed for future consideration.
An order was passed To close the
coiored schools of the county outside
Of Westminster, on April 16.
The superintendent was directed to
close the schools i'm which the attend
ance falls below the number required
by law for keeping a school open, and
also to withdraw assistants for the
same reason.
Plans for conducting the school
rally arranged for May VI, were dis
cussed, and it was suggested that all
the teachers be- urged to do everything
possible to make the event success.
After passing a number of bills the
Board adjourned at 1910 p. m.
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Miss Spencer is Honored.

a very pleasant and interesting
pound party was given in honor of
Miss Margie Spencer at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spencer, of Lawndale, on March 81
The guests began to arrive at an early
hour. Games were indulged in until
late i'm the evening when ali were in
vited to the dining room and partook
Of refreshments which all enjoyed
very much.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
George Spencer, MIR. and Mrs. Zentz,
Misses Margie Spencer, Gladys Bar
rick, Rosella Wisner, Marie Evans,
Lillian Shamer, Mamie Shamer,
Geneva Evans, Lizzie Spencer, Margie
Mann, Nora Shamer, Francis Mann,
Blanche Spencer, Carrie Spencer;
Messrs. Roy Mann, Russell Roop,
Otis Zumbrum, Oscar Houser, Henry
Lang, Richard Alban, Russell Burke,
Harvey Alban, Milton Dull, Arthur
Dull, Roland Worthington, Leslie
Shaffer, Earl Bell, Berley Elseroad,
Joe Rupert, David Evans, Roland
Wisner, Teddy Caples, Leroy Chew,
Edward Mann, George Shaffer, Edgar
Rhoten, Harry Feeser and Earl Spsn-
Ger.
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Ia Pound Party For Edgar Stem.

A surprise pound party was held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
u. Stem, Cranberry, In honor or their
son, Edgar, on Tuesday evening. The
usual party plays were much In evi-
dence. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Huh, MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Wantz, MIR,
and Mrs. Albert Shupgagle, Mrs.
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lowe,
Mrs. "A. .. Burkholder, Mr.. Albert
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer,
Mrs Oscar Clary; Messrs. Joseph
Rupert, Wesley Matthias, Stewart
Flohr. Elmer Franklin, John Martin,
Edward Martin, Paul Morelock, Rus
sell Morelock, Harry Berwager, CAL
vim Dell, Albert Stoner, William
Freeze, Frank Harman, Robert Baum
gartner, Raymond Hunter, Ralph
Hunter, Claud Freberthauser, Frank
Burkholder, Guy Neudecker, Harry
Hosfelt, Henry Freeze, Joseph Hoppe,
Herbert Hull; Misses Helen Giggard,
Amy May Harman, Catherine Rup-
pert, Marian Sheets, Mary Shaffer,
Emma Reese, Mary Reese, Dora
Beard, Ethel Matthias, Emma Frebert-
hauser, Willanna Hahn, Grace Hunter,
zola Beard, Tresa Rupert, Mary
Burkholder, Ina Flohr, Mary Flohr,
Elizabeth Flohr, Anna West, Mar
garet Wantz, Elsie Shaffer, Ruby
Shubkagle, Harry Berwager, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stem, Clarence Stem, Edgar
Stem, Mary Stem, Elizabeth Stem,
Ralph Stem, Emily Stem and Eleanor
Stem.
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Another Lecture Course at the College

have great pleasure i'm announcing
that 1 have secured the Rev. Robert
Stuart Macarthur, ID. D., the dis
tinguished president or the Baptist
World Alliance, and now serving the
First Baptist Church OF Baltimore Ill
pastor, for two lectures to be de-
livered in Smith Hall. The first lee
ture will be given on Monday after
noon, April 18th, at 4 o'clock, sub
iect: Napoleon Bonaparte and the
American Republic" The second lee
ture will be given on the follMHing
Monday, April 18th, subject: 'Th@1m-
pire of the Czar-the Great Bear of
the North" at the same hour
On the succeeding Monday, April
26th, Mr.. Bernard @. Steiner, the
librarian of the Enoch Pratt Free
Library Of Baltimore, will give leo
ture at the same place and hour, on
a subject to be announced later
All these lectures are free, and the
hope il entertained that many persons
in the community will avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear
them.
+. Fl. LEWIS,
President Western Maryland College
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COMPANY H UNDER
FIRE.
LOSES ~ MEN i'm FIRST ENGAGE
MENT OF SPRING CAMPAIGN.

In the eternal conflict 'twixt pleas
ure and duty Company H was heavy
loser Monday night when out of "A
total or 81 present, 27 men asked to
be excused to attend the Easter dances
which were held i'm this city the same
evening We do not blame the boys
who fell out of ranks TO keep previous
engagements with the fair ones. We
were young once ourselves and can
say with fond recOllections of the
happy days:
"On with the dance, let joy be IN
confined.
When youth and beauty meet"*es"
Still it left pretty slim Company
to greet our old friend Sergeant Will
liams. Those who remained enjoyed
the drill thoroughly and hope to see
the absent ones at their posts next
Monday.
We trust that the boys will arrange
their dances in the future SO that they
will not be held on Monday night,
which is always drill night. The Arm
ory il open every night though and the
target practice Is OF prime import
ance. Capt. Weigle has arranged to
have some one i'm charge OF matters
every evening, SO that all who wish
to shoot or play pool may do 80. All
members OF the company are urged
to make use of the Armory. The Gov
ernment supplies plenty Of ammuni-
ton and the scores will be properly
kept Those in charge this week
were: Private Dewey, Tuesday; Pri-
vate Young, Wednesday; Sergeant
Marsh, Thursday; Sergeant Bitzel, Fri
day. Each week different men will
be appointed by the Captain for this
duty, SO that it will not be hard on
any particular one.
The billiard room and hall i'm the
mems quarters will be much more at.
tractive now that the floors are GOV.
cred with dark green cork felt mat
ting. This will be agreeable to the
eyes and will deaden the sound 81
walking. r. w. Mather e Sons were
awarded the contract for putting this
mating down, having submitted tht
lowest bid conforming to the specifi,
| cations. Drop in every evening fel
lows and make yourselves at home.
There will be large mass meeting
| i'm Baltimore tonight at o'clock a
the Fifth Regiment Armory. Repre-
sentative Gardner of Massachusetts
will address the meeting on the sub
ject of the National Defense. 1t il
urged by Gen. Macklin that all officer
and men of the Maryland Nationa
Guard, as well as all citizens who can
be present as matters Of grave import
ance to the Nation will be discussed
The officers Of the Maryland Nationa
Guard also hold conference at /.
o'clock p- m. and the officers of Ffrs
Infantry WI. N. @. meet at o'clock p
m. This matter is the subject of ;
special bulletin issued from the Adt
Generals Office. We hope that Com
pany r will be we'll represented as w
want to be in whateYer i going on ii
the National Guard.
We want those 10 new members. Yol
gentlemen OF enlistment committee
From Press Committee.
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Orphans Court.

Monday, April 5th.-Lowell M
Birely, administrator Of Francis
Thomas Birely, deceased, settled hi
first and final account
The last will and testament OF
Margaret III. y. Barnes, late or Car
roll county, deceased, was admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
were granted to James a. Barnes
who received warrant to appraise and
order to notify creditors.
Raymond Rickle received order to
draw funds.
Emory r. Hoffman, administrator
of James G. Hoffman, deceased, re-
turned inventory OF personal prop
erty and received order to sell.
The last will and testament of Henry
Sell, late OF Carroll county, deceased
was admitted to probate and letters
testamentary thereon were granted
to William III. F'lickinger and jacob
M Rodkey, who received warrant To
appraise and order to notify credi-
tors.
John IT. Utermahlen, administrator
OF William III. Utermahlen, deceased
settled his first and final account.
Ezra MI. Bish, executor or Margaret
Ruth Bish, deceased, returned inven-
tory OF debts due and settled his first
and final account, and received order
to transfer securities.
Tuesday, April 6th.-Harvey ~
Snyder and Daniel w. Houck, execu.
tors of John 8. Stricklin, deceased
settled their first account
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Pleasant Surprise Party.

a surprise party was rendered to
Mrs. Robert Flohr Tuesday afternoon.
ner 45rd birthday. The guests came
IN two automobiles from Baltimore.
The guests were Mrs. G. W. Yeist and
daughters, or Woodlawn; Mrs. Bessie
Jones of Woodlawn; Mrs. Pearl Web
ster and daughter, Marie, Of Hebville;
MISS Manda F1ohr and Mr.. Richmond
Green, Of Baltimore. Mrs Flohr's
greatest surprise was when she dis
covered the table laden with cakes of
All kinds, home made candy, fruits OF
an kinds, lemonade and grape juice.
The presents were beautiful and she
also received number OF birthday
cards. About o'clock the guests re-
turned to Baltimore wishing Mrs.
FIohr many more happy birthdays.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eckenrode Entertain.

Miss Frances Angela Eckenrode was
given birthday party by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Eckenrode,
i'm honor OF her seventh birthday at
her home on Fair Ground Hill
Her guests were Albert Anders,
Katherine Fringer, Larue Mencha,
Geo. Fringer, Vivian Hunter, Donald
Eckenrode, Dorothy and Elizaneth
Baker, Larue Yingling, Cordelia
Myers, Edward Mencha, Alice Ebaugh.
Ruth Lindsay, Irene Noel, Robert
Fowler, John Fringer, Norman Ever
hart, Miss Annie Beaver, Mrs Ray
mond Myers, Mrs. Guy Fringer. Miss
Fannie Fringer, Mrs. Frank Fowler,
Miss COrinne Fowler and MIR and Mrs
William f. Eckenrode. Miss Cordelia
Myers received first prize i'm the
donkey game, Miss Alice Ebaugh sec
ond and Master George Fringer the
BOBBY prize
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-COfeld.

The marriage OF Miss MyrI Beatrice
Cofield, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Thomas Cofeld, OF Upperco, Nd, To
John Austin Hale, of near Butler,
took place Monday afternoon at the
brides home. Rev. John Slade Ger
man, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, offlciated Miss Goldie Pitts,
OF Butler, played the wedding march,
and Miss Ruth Stewart, Of Glencoe,
sang Oh Promise Me, with Miss Ad-
die Bixler, Of Hampstead, as the ac-
companist. Miss Louise M. Beaden-
kopf, Of Walbrook, and Miss Anna
B- Fuller, Of Baltimore, former school
mates OF the bride, were bridesmaids.
Miss Helen M. Cofield, sister of the
bride, wa maid OF honor.
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Catherine Lantz Surprised,

A delightful surprise party was Civ
en to Catherine Lantz. East Main
street, on Monday, April ., by Frances
Lockard and Virginia Wadell. The
evening was spent by playing many
games, after which refreshments were
served.
Those present were Frances Lock-
ard, Virginia and Catherine Wadell,
Julia Walsh, Gertrude Ohler, James
Livingstone, Elizabeth GilIeIIan, Gath
crime Lantz, Lyman Earhart, Randolph
Edwards, Earl Davidson, Robert
Lynch, Baynard Little and Gearv
Stonesifer.
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Wheatley Cover.

Miss Margaret Cover, daughter of
Mrs Mary IL Cover and the late Henry
Q. Cover, OF Uniontown, and J. Roscoe
Wheatley, treasurer of the Cover Dry
Goods Company, OF Easton, Nd, were
married Wednesday at the parsonage
of The Methodist Episcopal Church by
the Rev. wv. II. White. The bride was
given away by her brother, Edwin G.
Cover. Her sister, Miss Belle Cover,
was maid Of honor and Thomas G.
Cover, her brother, best man. IA we'd
ding breakfast followed at the home
Of the brides mother.
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Of land, for $4,000.
VIM r. Diehl and wife to Jonas M
Wagner, convey LIZ acres and 81
square perches, for $1,000.
Edward F Huff and wife To John ID
Mummert, convey 43 ga acres, fol
$3.50.
Mary Franklin to Harry r. Broad
water and wife, conveys lot i'm Unior
Bridge, for $1,000.
Valentine d. Manchey to Irwin G
K- Strevig and wife, conveys 21 3-S
acres, for $2710.
Frances M. Caylor ct al to Charles
Edward Carlisle, convey 167 acres, !
roods and SO square perches, for $5.
Charles Edward Carlisle and wife
to Howard il. Caylor, convey 161
acres, 2 roods and 36 square perches
for So.
Charles Edward Carlisle and wife
to Florence M. Caylor, convey 16T
acres, 2 roods and 36 square perches
for $5.
James M- Sappington, executor, Il
Jacob Nusbaum, conveys 15,463 square
feet, for 1857.
Elias o. Garner To Geo. "a. shoe.
maker and wife, convey 8 IA acres
and 8 perches, for $500.
Alvin w. Shaffer and wife to Chas
M. Spencer, convey tract Of land ir
Mill Bottom, for $1,000.
Grace e. Steele to VIM. r. Steele
and wife, convey 1 acre, for $50.
Henry f. Walking to Vernon r
Hook and wife, conveys As acres,
rood and Ill perches, for $2400.
Levi J. Motter, executor, to Howard
W- Sheely, conveys % acres and 8;
square perches, for 1885.
Ivan T.. Hoff and wife to DIR. Joshua
> Kemp and wife, convey 7425 square
feet, for $4,000.
Henry P- Keeny and wife tc
Milton p. Keeny and wife, convey 8,
acres and 81 square perches, for $500
Samuel WI. Hoff to Samuel WIN. Hoff
conveys parcels Of land, for $63S0. SO
Greenbury Wilson and wife to Full
ton R. Slagle, convey 179 acres, ]
rood and 5 perches, for $4,000.
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Feeser-Beecher.

John ~. Feeser, son or MIR. and Mrs.
George Feeser, Of Hanover, Pa, and
Miss Mabel Beecher, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. William Beecher, were mar
ried Sunday afternoon at ManclMMHn.
Md.
MT. Feeser Is stone cutter and is
employed at the marble works Of C.
f. Redding. Hanover, Pa, for a num-
Der of years
MIR and Mrs Feeser win reside in
newly furnished home along the
Baltimore pike, near Hanover.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry F- Grieneisen and Marguerite
Murray, both of Baltimore.
Charles Buckley Morton and Dorothy
Anne Albaugh, both or Westminster.
Joseph E. Akers and Gussie May
Brown 10th nf Arlington, Md-
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Carroll county was In the grip ot
blizzard Saturday. The day dawn
ed with high wind and at III o'clock
snow began to fall and continued
until about midnight There was no
damage reported, as the snow melted
almost as fast as it fell.
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Mrs BERTHE Green, wife Of Harry
Green, or Washington, died In that
city Thursday afternoon, of tubercu-
losis, aged 20 years. Besides her
husband she is survived by her faith
er, Jace Mullinix, and one sister, Miss
Myrtle Mullinix, OF Washington. The
family formerly lived at Mt. Airy.
The body was sent to Mt Airy on
Saturday and taken to the home OF
Mrs. Ernest Clary. Services were
held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at the NJ. E. Church at Mt. Airy. Bur-
ial was made at Kemptown.
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Valentine.

Mrs. Josephine Valentine, widow of
James Valentine, died at her home in
New Oxford, Pa, on Saturday. She
was a native OF Frederick county,
having resided for a number of years
near Rocky Ridge. She leaves three
sons, Charles, Calvin and John Valen-
tine, and one daughter, Mrs. Ella Fair,
Of Thurmont. The body was taken to
Rocky Ridge for interment, the fu-
neral being held Tuesday afternoon
in the joint Lutheran church
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Dorsey.

Fannie Key Dorsey, aged SD years.
widow or the late Andrew Dorsey,
died April 6, at her home in Sykes
vile. Funeral services were held 1t
the Church Home Infirmary, yester-
day
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Parrish.

Stephan w. Parrish, a prominent
farmer, Of Gambler, died April 2, at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Maurice Palmer, aged 80 years and 13
days. He is survived by the following
children, Joseph r. Parrish, Gambler;
Mrs. J. W. Jones, Kansas City, Mo. I;
Mrs. Mary Swenson, Baltimore; Will
lam N. Parrish, Tribune, Kansas !;
Mrs nj. wv. Palmer, Gambler; 20 grand
children and 81 great-grandchildre
Funeral services were held Sunday,
April A, at 2 ID. m., in Providence
Methodist Protestant church conduct
ed by Rev. Carroll Maddox. Inter-
ment in adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. Parrish was a member of
Mechanicsville Council No. rs, Jr. o.
u. A. NJ, and the following pallbear-
ers were taken from this order: Thos.
j. Miller, Clinton Shipley, George Cor
such, William Arnold, Jabez N.
Barnes and Levi Barnes. II. "A. Shar-
rer, funeral director.
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Hardy

George Hardy, of Mount Airy. died
April 3, at hi home Funeral SER
vices and interment was held Tues
day at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Burns.

Jesse Herman Burns, Oldest son Of
Mr. and Mrs George wv. Burns, OF
Damascus, died Thursday afternoon at
is o'clock from tuberculosis trouble,
aged 28 years. MIR. Burns was mar
ried about five months ago to Miss
Sallie Poole, OF Marriottsville.
The funeral was held on Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock from the Da-
mascus nj. z. church. Services were
conducted by Rev. John Fort, of Lay
louisville. The pallbearers were from
the Jr. o. U. "A. M, or Damascus, OF
which he was a member, and inter-
ment was made in the cemetery ad-
joining the church.
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Herr.

Miss Sallie Herr, OF West Main
street, died April 2, aged GA years She
is survived by two sisters and one
brother, Mrs. DIR Luther Trump, or
Manchester; Miss Lizzie Herr and Mr..
Frank K. Herr, this city.
Funer4le services were held Sunday,
April 4, at 2 p. M, conducted by Rev.
ILL. ". Bennett Interment In West
minister cemetery. The pallbearers
were Ober Herr, Dr. Trump Herr,
William Mather, Claude and Paul
Shaeffer, nephews, and George w.
Babylon F. a. Sharrer, funeral di-
rector.
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BIOIIyaUIll.

Miss Mary Blolbaum died Sunday
morning after a short illness OF
pneumonia, aged SS years. Funeral
services were held Wednesday i'm
Shilo Methodist Episcopal church,
Hampstead, by Rev. d. w. Spangler
Pallbearers were John Houck, Noah
Houck, Edward Houck, William
Walker, John Brummel and Frank
Leister. o. ". Upton e Son, funeral
directors.
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MhitInOre.

Mr.. Mahlon Whitmore, died at his
home In Emmitsburg, Saturday even
ing, April 8. Mr.. Whitmore had been
i'm iii health for some time. He was
a son of the late Joseph Whitmore.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Annie Creager Whitmore, and 10
children. Mr.. Emanuel Whitmore,
Pennsylvania avenue, il a brother.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. Charles RENE
wald, pastor of the Lutheran church
at Emmitsburg, officiating.
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Hahn.

Mrs. Annie Hahn, wife OF John
Hahn, of Philadelphia, died at the
home OF her sister-in-law, Mrs Ed
ward Mentzer, near Detour, Monday
morning at 6-45 o'clock Of tubercu-
losis, i'm her 37th year.
Mrs. Hahn was we'll known in
Detour, having lived there until a few
years ago when the family moved to
Philadelphia. Besides her husband
she leaves four children, Naomi,
Louise, Elmer and Clay Hahn, at
home, three sisters and one brother,
Mrs. John Lawrence, Mrs. William
Schildt, Of Detour; Mrs. Fannie Shriv-
er, OF Hanover and James Few, or
Logs.
Although she had been In i'll health
for some time and had come here in
hopes of recovery, she was bedfast
only three weeks.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon Interment in Haugh's
cemetery. Creager, or Thurmont, was
the undertaken. From Detour cor
respondent.
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NIyerly.

Carroll Edward Myerly. son Of
David Myerly, Pleasant Valley, died
Monday at his home, aged % years,
months and days. He is survived by
his father, David Myerly, and the fol
lowing brothers and sisters, Charles
and Roy Myerly, Miss Maggie Myerly,
Mrs. Harry Null, Mrs Wantz and Mrs.
Truman Babylon.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning at Krider's Lutheran
church, conducted by Rev. Hersh.
Mr. Myerly was a member Of the P,
o. s. OF a., and the following members
from this order acted as pallbearers:
VIM. "a Myers, Harry I'D. WantZ, John
Kemper, Leonard Yingling, Paul
Myers and John O.. Myers. Harvey
Bankard e Son, funeral directors.
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DEATHS.
King.

Fielder Franklin King, Carroll
street, died at his home at O'Clock
on Thursday evening, April /, aged IL
years, 2 months and 27 days. Fielder
had been the most patient sufferer
for more than months, and most of
the time was confined to his bed. Be
ing just at the age when one looks
forward to plant the anchor OF life,
and knowing that his associates were
in health and enjoying themselves in
their youthful days, vet with 1t all he
never grieved. He was good chris
tian young man, "a convert OF the first
meeting held In Carroll Hall, conduct
ed by the Church of God. After his
conversion he was baptized and Joined
the church, and was in good standing
up until his death Fielder was the
first Sunday school secretary In the
Church of God Sunday school, it iG
needless to say he will BE- missed. a.
token Of sympathy, the church gave
most beautiful cross trimmed with
large white and pink carnations and
placed it on his grave, a very fitting
emblem indeed.
He was sou OF Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward King, and is survived by his
father and mother, five brothers and q
little sister. His body was taken on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock to the
Reformed church at Krider's. His
pastor, Rev. John TT. Gonso, officiated
assisted by Rev. Reinecke, pastor o1
the church. The pallbearers were
Frank Wampler, Floyd Hollenbaugh
James Tawney, Arthur Croft, Archie
Carroll, Sterling Leppo. Interment
In the Union Cemetery, at Krider's.
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ScIln anhle.

Mrs. Conrad Schnauble, aged 50
years, died at the Springfield Hos
pital, Sykesville, Monday afternoon
She lived in Baltimore but was a
member of St. Pauls Reformed
church, Bond street Her remains
were brought to this city Monday ev-
ening by Funeral Director James wi.
Stoner and prepared for burial at
Mr. Stoner's funeral parlor-
Interment was in Westminster
Cemetery where short service was
held by Rev. Calvin 5. Slagle We'd
nesday. Pallbearers were A. G.
Humbert, Harry Thompson, Theodore
r. Mitten and Charles Gardner. Jas.
M. Stoner, funeral director.
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Mrs. Sarah c., wife Of William c.
Duvall, aged At years, 2 months and
7 days, died at her home at War
fieldsburg yesterday, from tubercu-
losis. Mrs. Duvall spent some time
at Sabillasville sanatorium, but not
receiving any relief was brought
home. She was a daughter OF the late
Abraham Danner. She is survived by
two daughters and two sons.
Funeral services were held at
Stone Chapel Sunday by Rev. Tolly
Marsh. Interment In adjoining cems-
terry Pallbearers were Daniel Hol-
linger, Grier Robertson, Harry Sum-
mers, Edward Stoner, Clarence Lantz
and Ernest Winters. James Nj.
Stoner, funeral director.