Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
MRS. SCHELL DIES
FROM AN ACCIDENT
SuGCumbed 10 Injuries Received
Last Summer.
MISS PEARRELL ALSO DEAD
Expired Sunday Night At Her
Home At Hainesville-Mrs.
Schell's Funeral On Tuesday
The Other Deaths.

Mrs Angelina Pierce Schell. wife of
MIR. John r. Schell and for many years
n well.known resident of this city, died
at her home on North Center street
Saturday afternoon ut 3.l5, following
an illness since July last, She was
aged Ga years.
Mrs, Schell was injured on n Balti-
more and Ohio railroad train Mt Wash
ington last summer, while on Il visit
to her sister In Virginia, and had been
n helpless invalid ever since that time.
She was brought to her home here
after the accident and placed under
treatment, but her injuries were OF
such nature that she failed to rally.
gradually growing worse until her
death. She suffered intensely through
ont the period of her illness, but bore
up bravely to the end.
She was a native Of Jefferson coun-
lty, and was daughter of the late
Mr.. James Walker and Mrs. Ellen
Walker. She removed to Martinsburg
"a years age, and had resided here
continuously since that time. She
was of kindly but retiring DISPOSE
ton. and was devoted to her home
and family She was member or
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
south, for years.
Surviving are her husband and four
daughters Mrs. Boyd Chambers ana
Mrs. Blanche Armstrong. of Martins
burg; Mrs. Florence Blair of Freder-
lex. Md, and Miss Lucy Schell, resid-
ing at home. She is also survived by
two sisters. Mrs Adolph Ieigler, OF
311 East King street, this city, ana
Mrs. w. M Davis, of Wellington, va
The remains were removed to the
home of Mrs Zelgler, where the funr
oral will be held Tuesday afternoon
n o'clock The services Will Do
conducted by Rev DR.. II. 7. Hamlii'
pastor of Trinity Methodist Eplscopai
church south and interment Will be
in Green lliIl cemetery.
Barry Ellen Csomer
Friends IN Martinsburg OF the be-
reayed FAMILY will regret to learn or
the sad death in Winchester Satur-
day Of Mary Ellen Cromer, young
daughter Of the Rev. T x. Cromer.
pastor Of Centenary Reformed
Church, due to diphthefia. She leaves
her parents and three brothers.
Mrs. Fred Cochran.
Mrs. Etha b. Cochran, OF Clear
brook va, who died on Saturday In
Philadelphia, was the fourth mem
her o, her family to die within
year. Her tather, Benjamin +. Clev-
enger, died few days ago. Mrs,
Cochran was AZ years old and is sur
vived by her husband DR.. Fred A.
Cochran. two daughters, her mother
and four sisters. The deceased had
a number OF friends in Martinsburg-
Or. p. n. Whitehead.
DR. II. H. Whitehcad professor OF
anatomy and dean OF the department
of medicine at tho University II Vir-
eInia. Charlottesville died Sunday OF
pneumonia, aged 80.
Andrew Gaylor.
Word was received today OF the
death at 1215 early this morning Of
Andrew Jacb Taylor ono OF Wash
.ington countys oldest residents.
which occurred at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Charles South, near
Hageratown. He was aged 92 years.
f. months and eight days. Death
W. due to general debility In addl-
.ion to Mrs South he $ survived by
three other children, Edward r., of
Washington; Albert, near Hagers-
town. and Clarence OF Wllliamsport.
Miss Martha Pearrell.
Miss Martha Pearrel died at 1890
o'clock sunday night at the homo Of
her sister. Mrs. Charles Lemaster,.
near gainesville. aged Al years.
Death was due TO tuberculosis. Sons
time since tho deceased was also OPP
Grated on In a local hospital for can
Ger. She was woman of lovely char
actor and consistent member of the
NJ F. Church at IIedgesville. A large
circle of friends and acquaintances.
as well as the immediate family and
relatives, mourn their loss in her
death The funeral will take place
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence OF Mr.. John D.
Lemaster. on the Wllliamsport pike.