The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-10-17
MARY HERRING.

Saturday with interment at Accident.
MARY HERRING.
Miss Mary Herring, aged eighteen
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Herring, of Friendsvllle, died at
Chester, Pa, on Thursday and on Fri
day morning her remains were received
in Oakland and taken to the home by
Undertaken Frazee, of Friendsville,
where the funeral took place Sunday.
The deceased young lady had been en-
ployed at Chester for several months.
EARLE MEALY.
Frederick Earle Mealy, youngest SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Mealy, formerly
of Oakland. and a brother OF Mr.. j.
Gordon Mealy. who resides here, died
at Westover, West Va, Sunday morn
ing, victim of influenza. For num-
Der of years he has been an inyilid. He
was born April Is, 1890 In addition to
the above he Is survived by his wife and
sister, Mrs. Roy H. Hamll, of Hunt
ington, West Va.
JOSEPH N. B. TRICKETT.
Joseph Motley Browning Trickett
died at Dodson, Md, Friday morning,
Oct. II, of pneumonia. aged 81 years
and days. He is survived by his wife
and 2 children; his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Trickett, of near town;
three brothers and six sisters. His
remains arrived in Oakland Sunday
morning and after a short service by
Rev. W. M. Shultz at his parents home
his remains were inferred by the Jr.
o. U. M. of Dodson in the local
cemetery.
MRS. SALLIE II. HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Sallie H., wife of Mr.. Howard
S. Hoffman, died at her home in Oak
land Tuesday. Oct. 18th, aged 38 years
and 10 months. For many years the de-
ceased has been a confirmed invalid as
the result of tuberculosis Mrs. Hoffman
is survived by her husband, one son and
daughter, both of tender years. She
was a consistent member of the
Oakland Lutheran church and will be
buried this afternoon from her late
home, Rev. S. E. Wicker, pastor,
officiating.
JESSIE MAY ROBINSON.
Jessie May, aged three years, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. John G.. Robinson, dice
at the Home. Sanatorium in Oakland or
Friday last of pneumonia, resultant
from an attack of influenza. The little
one was bright, loyable child of more
than ordinary accomplishments and was
favorite of every one with whom she
came in contact. Her funeral was con.
Quoted Sunday afternoon from the
Sanatorium, with interment in the Oak
land cemetery. Rev L. X. Young, oil
Accident, by reason Of the illness OF
Rev. Wicker of the Lutheran church
conducted the services.
ELMER MARTIN.
Elmer Martin, of near Crellin, was
found dead along the track of the Pres
ton Railroad two miles south of Crellir
Yesterday morning following an all
night search for him by a number OF
men when he did not return to the
mine of the Turner Douglas Company
after having been sent to Crelln on az
errand early in the afternoon of Tues
day. The deceased had been sick the
preceding week and returned to hi:
work as driver at the mine on Tues.
day morning. The cause of his death
was intiueDzapneumonia as found by
the coroner upon investigation. He
was the son of Mr.. John l.. Martin, re.
siding south of Oakland. He is survIv.
ed by.his wife. His age was q years
and one week.
JULIA MARoNEY.
Julia Maroney, aged eighteen years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
MaroneY of Oakland, died at the home
of her parents here on Friday evening
as the result of pneumonia, following
an attack of influenza. Miss Maroney
was a student in the Oakland High
School and was esteemed by her fellow
students and all who knew her The
funeral took place Monday from St.
Peters Catholic church of which she
was devout member. She is survived
by her parents and number of brothers
and sisters, several of whom have been
quite i'll. Two of the sisters are nurses
at Camp Meade, one having arrived
home few days before the sad event
while the other is patient in the base
hospital there suffering from an attack
of pneumonia.
MRS. J. w. KENNEDY.
Mrs. ]. w. Kennedy, aged SO years,
mother of Mrs. Harry C. Sincell, died
at her residence in Washington last
night after an illness of a few DAYS
following stroke of paralysis.
WESLEY CALLS.
Wesley Calls, postmaster at Hoyes.
this county, died yesterday morning of
influenza and complications. He was
the son of Mr.. land Mrs. Frank Calls
and il survived nv his norants h;s ,u;fo