The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-02-21
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Short Sketches Of the Lives Of Per.
sons Who Have Recently
Passed Away.
MRS. A. P. DORAN.

Gamble Doran, wife of A. Put
man Doran near Burnt Cabins,
passed away. Mrs. Doran was
born at Concord. Pa, June IL,
1861. where she spent most Of
her girlhood life. She was mar
ried to Mr.. A. P. Doran, Janu-
ary 26, 1882, and to this union
were born two daughters who,
with the husband, are left to
mourn her departure. The daugh-
ters are Mrs. Cleveland Hayes,
Charles City, Iowa, and Miss
Bessie M. Doran at home; also,
two little grandsons, John Doran
and Boyd Gamble Hayes, and the
(. flowing brothers and one Sis
ter: James w. Gamble, Bucyrus,
O; VIM. E. Gamble, Parkers
Landing, Pa; Frank E. Gam
bic, Youngstown, o., and Mrs.
Mary C. Alexander, Ovid, Colo.
Tne funeral was held from the
home, Saturday morning, Febru-
airy 9th, conducted by her pas
tor Rev. j. Warren Kaufman Of
the Presbyterian Church, assist
ed by Rev. Ira Duvall, of the
"a. e. Church. At Mrs. Doran's )
request, the text used at her
uneyal was, For me to live is
Jhrist and to die IS gain" also,
For l know that my Redeemer
iyeth." She also selected the
Glowing hymns to be used at the
ervice: II would not live al
ways" Lead kindly light" Be-
.rond the Smiling and the Weep
ng" and Saved by Grace"
Mrs. Doran was a faithful mem
Der Of the Presbyterian Church,
laving united with that church
n childhood. She was a member
Of the Kings Daughters, a soci-
ETY. OF the Presbyterian Church.
She was O devout Christian and
beautifully exemplified her faith
in her home, in the church, and
in all the re e!ations of life. Her
life was one of kindness and hope
never known to despair for a
single moment; many hearts have
been made glad by her loving
words OF cheer, and by her char
bitale and generous deeds. In her
home'sne was a veritable queen.
No mother co lid have held the
sacred position in more dignifi'
ed manner. Although she has
been removed from the home, the
influence of her pure sweet life
will live eternally in the hearts
of those she has left behind, and
i1ake the hope strong for a fami.
ly reunion in that Better
Land"
GILBERT E STEVENS.
Gilbert e Stevens, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jamis)n K. Stevens,
died at h s ho ne n Emporia,
Kansas, Thursday afternoon,
February 7, 1918 of tuberculosis
The funeral services were helc
in the United Presbyterian
church in that city, the following
Sunday afternoon, and Intern EN-
was made in Map.ewood GENE
terry.
The deceased was born a
Hustontown, this county, March
Is. 1888, hence he was aged 2!
years, 10 months and % days
He went to Kansas in 1905, at
tended the Normal and after
ward was principal OF the Higl
School at Marion, Utah, for sew
eral years. Later he went t,
California hoping for restora
tion Of failing health. hut return
ed to Emporia last November
Eight years ago he re eived al
appointment as cadet to the Mill
5ary Academy at Annap )lis, Md.
through the influence o Senate
Curtiss; but on account of hi
health, his family prev lied up
on him to waive the appoi atment
At an early age he united wit
the M. E. Church and lived al
exemplary Christian Life. H
was beloved by every one tina
knew him and his greatest jo
was in spreading gladness where
ever he went.
He is survived by his fAther
at Emporia; four sistets-,Mri