Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-02
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uau2nter OF the late Key. and MRS
George Schumacher, and had resided
there until coming to Martinsburg
shortly after the death Of Mr. Kile
She is survived By one daughter
Mrs. Sites; three brothers, Samuel
Schmucker, Of Upper Tract; Rev G.
NJ Schumacher and William Schmu-
cker, Of Canton, o.; two sisters, Mrs.
Sheridan Hartman, OF Alaska, w. va,
and Mrs. Mary Thacker, of Upper
Tract.
George w. Green.
George w. Green, aged SO years,
died suddenly at the home of his
son. in Bolivar Tuesday morning.
He was born near Warren, Balti-
more county. and served in the First
Maryland Regiment in the Civil War.
After the war he ran as conductor
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
between Baltimore and Wheeling
and Baltimore and Winchester La
ter he conducted the Mountain View,
more generally known as the Balti.
more and Ohio Hotel, at the junction
Of the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Shenandoah Valley at that place He
built the large summer hotel Green's
Mountain House, on Loudoun Hei.
gllts, which he conducted to the
time Of his retirement from business
several years ago.
Mrs. Newman Dies.
Mrs Elizabeth Newman. aged 90,
mother of Judge e. D. Newman, a
prominent layunen in the Baltimore
Conference. Mathodist Episcopal
Church. South. died Saturday night
in Woodstock
Mrs. Mary Cain.
Mrs. Mary Cain, wife OF Mr.. John
f. Cain. and member OF promi-
nent old family Of Warren county,
Va. died Monday at her home near
Swinlley. Clarke county. va. She
was sick only short time. she
was a daughter : OF the late ]. w.
FOX. Mrs. Cain was So years Of age
and had been a prominent member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, since girlhood. She leaves
her husband and seven children, who
are ]. w. Cain, of Swimley, Va;
Walter Cain. OF clearbrook, va;
Ashby Cain. OF East Palestine, Ohio;
cTrs. Mary Castleman, of ATiddleway;
Mrs Annie Coils, Of Ridgeway;
Mrs. Rose Durham, Of Martinsburg,
and Mrs. Lucy Coils, of Kearneys-
ville
The funeral took place from her
late home this morning at 10 o'clock.
and interment was made in Psyne's
Chapel graveyard
Miss Martha MccIeIland.
Miss Martha McClelland, native
Of Jefferson county, but for num-
Der Of years residing near Bunker
Hill, died Friday in Frederick, Md,
and Monday was buried in Romney,
where for years she was matron OF
Deaf and Dumb Institute Death
came while this loveable gentlewo-
man was sitting in her chair reading
and is supposed to have been due to
heart trouble. She was "a years OF
age and until few years past was
matron at Hood College. Frederick,
Nd. For several summers past she
had been stopping with the Misses
Barry on West 3urke street and once
spentsa while under treatment at the
City Hospital. One brother, Mr.. AL
bert Mcuelland, and one sister, Miss
Amanda McClelland, both OF Jeffer-
son county. survive.
Mrs. Eichelberger.
Mrs. Ann v. Eichelberger died at
her home in Samples Manor, Nd,
Saturday. aged SO. Surviving are her
two sons and three daughters.
Attended Funeral.
Miss Ella Swartz, of East King
street, was ii Washington to attend
the funeral of her uncle. Mr. New
ton Nicewander. The latter expired
last Saturday in that city after an
Illness OF some duration.
Mrs. Annie Rhodes.
The remains OF the late Mrs. An
ME Rhodes. wife OF Mr. John S.
Rhodes, OF Frankenberrytown, who
died Tuesday in the Allegany hospi-
tai Cumberland were brought to
Martinsburg this morning over the
Baltimore and Ohio at 800 o'clock.
Funeral Director Kogelschatz remov-
ed the remains to the late home,
where services were held by Rev.
DR.. F. NJ. Woods. pastor of the Pres
byterian Church. AMI the interment
was made in Green Hill cemetery.
The deceased was about 81 years of
age and sister of Mr.. r. P. Athey
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