The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-02-15
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Sksrl Sketches Of the Lives Of Per-
ssas Who Have Recently
Passed Away.
WAYNE CUTCHALL.

wayne CutCiiaii' JoN"e
township farmer, went to the
woods on Wednesday morning to
assist his neighbor George H.
Unger to get out timber for q
new barn. In cutting tree
down, It fell in a direction oppo'
site to which the choppers intend
ed, and in Wayne's effort to get
away, he was caught by heavy
limb and crushed to the ground.
While it was known that he
was terribly hurt, he did not lose
consciousness. He was taken to
his home on the Alex Patterson
farm. q doctor summoned, and
it was found that one of his legs
was broken in two places, that
one or more of his ribs were frac-
tured, and that he was bruised
much about the head. An anaes-
thetic was administered while his
leg was being set, and he came
out from under the influence in a
very satisfactory manner. Later
he lost consciousness, and upon
the advice of his local physicians,
! Q was sent to the Chambersburg
] ospital on Thursday, but it was
|: ,und that his condition was be-
/. ond my human help, and on
) unday morning he passed away.
] lis remains were brought to the
! ONE Of his parents, Mr.. and
tlrs. Robert Cutchall, on the T.
j.. Sloan farm in the Cove, and
| le funeral held on Wednesday
/ forming at 10 o'clock.
Wayne was aged % years and
- days. About two years ago
ae was married to Miss Name, a
!; aughter of County Treasurer and
Mrs. leonard Bivens, of Webster
Mills, who is prostrated with
grief over the loss of her young
'ompanion in life. Wayne was
IN exemplary member of the
Lutheran church. and a splendid
7oung man. The large number
pf friends who attended the fu-
,erol bore testimony to the es-
eeh b which he was held in
I,he Immunity.
NIss CLARA MARTIN.
W MI Clara Elizabeth Martin
lied d the home of her mother,
drs: lydia Martin, in Ayr town.
hip. thursday evening, Febru-
(ry B 1917, aged rs years, Z
aontho and % days. The funer-
! services conducted by Rev.
'amuel Meyers, of Franklin
usSounty took place Sunday morn
ang end interment was made in
ahe fSmily cemetery near the
Al ONE.
Ou While she has been in declin.
ig health for some time, her
ist Illness covered a period of
My q few days. Besides her
iother, she is survived by the
ollowing brothers and sisters:
=ohn A., Welsh Run, Pa; Will
am =, Greensburg, Ind; Sam
el r Gambler, O.; Aaron j.,
icConnellsburg, Pa; David w.,
ladrid, Iowa; Silas c., West
'ood. Cal; Miss Barbara, Tyrone,
and Miss Lydia, at home.
The family have the sincere
ympathy of their numerous
riends; for it was only on the
% q last July that Paul an old
brother of Clara, passed away.
mrs. MARY BEDFORD.
Mr3 Mary Hess Bedford, wild
v Of the late B. F. Bedford,
led at the home of her son.in-
v and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Junk, on the old Bedford
north of Needmore, on
). nur1ey of last week, aged
a. 'out years. The funeral took
~ pnday, conducted by Rev.
foft, and interment was
ade n Pleasant Grove church.
j Bedford is survived by the
lov|ng sons and daughters:
Pife of John Mellott, of
erce sburg; Elnora, wife of
sep1 Potter, of Buck Valley;
mue Bedford, Shippensburg,
mes. wife of William Fite,
burg; Emma, wife of
olinger, Shade Gap, Pa. ;
Fidow of William Spade:
lie of Ira Millor Uoroo.,..