The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-12-06
EVANSVILLE.

The sudden death of Mrs. Marshall
Beachy, at the Western MARYLAND Hos
pital, Cumberland, Md, following an
operation for appendicitis. came as a
great shock and surprise to her family
and friends.
Mrs. Beachy was taken to the h0spi-
tai on Wednesday last and was operat-
ed or Friday At first she seemed to
rally splendidly from the effects of the
operation, but on Saturday night took
a sudden turn for the worse and lived
but short while thereafter. Her body
was taken 10 the morgue and prepared
for burial, being sent home on Sunday.
Mary Frantz Beachy was born in
Somerfield, Pa, December y, 1872,
and was not quite As years of age at
the tine of her death. She is survived
by her husband and five children. Harry,
the eldest son is in the u. S. Navy.
Helen and EVELYN are in training as
nurses at DiXmont, Pa. Hllda and
Frank are at home with their father.
Mrs. Beachy's father, s. r. Frantz, of
Friendsyille, Md, also survives, also
one sister and brother, Mrs. Truman
Hileman, of Friendsville, and Ellis
Frantz, of Wilmerding, Pa.
Mrs. Beachy was of quiet, retiring
disposition. Her life was devoted to
her family, the tie between her young
est daughter, Hilda, and herself being
particularly strong, as they were al
ways together in their church duties
and at home. 1t was Chubby" as
she is known among her friends, who,
with the help Of kind friends, got her
mother off to the hospital, bravely
choking back her own tears until after
wards and assuming the care of the
home during the mothers absence.
To all of the bereaYed family the
death Of this God-fearing wife and
mother is an irreparable loss, but min
gled with their tears in the blessed CON
ISOLATION that she met her sNaster I'M
afraid
"And when the sunset gates unbar.
There they shall see Ier, waiting. stand;
1sIh,re, vhitea again the evening star,
The welcome Of haa beckofins hand.
And The Coed Shepherd, who ten
pers ,la wind for the sh3n lamb. WiHI
bring comfort to the motherless emil
dren ana bereavo5 husband, and give
chem ,reaGth to endure. The funeral
was AsI in the VI. Z. church, of which
she a d faithful, consistent member,
1l z. day, Rev. Price her pastor Of
ticiataE. MANY beautiful tributes of
flowers were in evidence at the home;
informant was made in the village
ceme--
The Reformed Missionary Society met
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. L. n.
Wilson, Of ST. Paul, on Wednesday night
making the trip in cars. Those present
were Mr., and Mrs. J. A Beachy. Mir.
and Mrs. Fred Liyengood, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Folk, Mr.. and Mrs J. U. Stanton.
Mesdlmc5 c. A. Bender, H. A. AmbeH, !
Eva 3. Bevaus, Ida Hershberger; Miss
es Lulu and Bessie Warwick and Thclma
Glot-elty; Messrs. Frank and Flovd
burst w. Z. Stanton, C. A. Bender.
and Bruce Warwick. After the de-
votioHal service, which was conducted
by Rev. Wilson, refreshments were
served by the hostess.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society Of the Re-
formed church met at the home of Mrs. |
j. J. Glotfelty on Thursday for an all
day session of work. Each lady brought |
her own lunch which was supplemented
by pot OF delicious coffee served by
the hostess. About a dozen ladies were
present, fancy and useful articles being
made for the bazaar, which will be held |
IN the Broadwater hall December 8th.
The Misses Dorsey entertained their
many friends on Thursday night. 900"
being the diversion. The guests IN
cluded Mr., and Mrs. Charles H. Bill,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Bender, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 0. Getty, Mr.. and Mrs. Level
lYn Bl-eher, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Carney,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. BENG, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Zeller; Mesdames Fred.
Livengood and G. c. Keller; Misses
oabina BIocher, Zaidee Browning. |
Katharine Grove, and Vida Getty.
Prizes were won by Miss Browning
and j. Q. Getty. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Glotfelty enter
tanned with most charming appointed
dinner on Thursday evening. The |
guests included Rev. and Mrs. L. N. |
Wilson and son Paul, Mrs. S. r. Getty,
Misses Bessie Warwick and Margaret
Getty and Frank c. burst. Vocation
music helped make the evening pass
pleasantly.
Miss Althea Jenkins has returned
from the Western Maryland Hospital
at Cumberland, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis few
weeks ago. Miss Jenkins, who is the
pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
jenkins, is convalescing as rapidly as