The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1918-10-11
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day at his home in Camden, NV WI.
from the Spanish influenza. IT. was
VI "a SON Of Franklin GOrsuch, IA retired
II farmer, or RedsterstOWn and was born
and raised near StateWood where he
twas well thought of. He was a
graduate of Franklin High school,
lReisterstown in 1908 and Bucknell
College, near Allentown, Pa, in 1912.
He then engaged in teaching school
with good success and was good
athlete. He was manager of Manch
Chunk Baseball team Mr. Gorsuch
was an affable young man with q fine
personality
Mr. GOrsuch married Miss ~ Beryl
Gilbert, Of Sparrows Point who sur
wives him and he also leaves son.
Franklin Gilbert GOrsuch, who is iIl
with pneumonia. Mr. GOrsuch was a
Mason and member of the Junior
VI Order United American Mechanics
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon all the home Of his parents.
QeisterstOWn and interment made in
Mount Pleasant cemetery.
KOIb.
Mrs Sarah A. Kolb, died Sunday at
the home of her brother, David T.
Barnes, near WoodbiHe, on her
SEVENTEEN birthday She was the
widow OF the late Rev. Reuben Kolb
i who died about nine years ago and
was widely known throughout Car
roll county He was a member of the
Baltimore conference and had several
charges iii this county, at the time of
Ibis death having a charge at New
NJ Windsor. She is survived by Tho fol-
lowing children. Benjamin F- Kolb,
\ Philadelphia; Prof Charles H. KoIb,
formerly of this city, now of Oakland,
Arthur :. K0lb, Woodbine; DIR Ed
win r. Kolh, louisville, nv. Y.; Walter
R. Kolb, in III 8. service at Fort
Thomas, KY; Mrs Leotis Ault,
Charleston, w. va, and Miss Mary
IKolb, Navy department, Washington,
Id. c.; also one brother, David T.
Barnes, near Woodbine.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of her
brother and interment was made in
the Westminster cemetery.
Adams.
n Lieut.. Col. Charles wv. Adams, died
v at his farm near Sykesville, Md, Sat-
N urday of Bright's disease.
WI Colonel Adams was born at Clarks-
willie, Tenn, in November, 1853 Just
prior tO tine Spanish American War,
NJ when Company F, of the First Mary
land Regiment, was organized here,
NJ he was elected captain, commanding
lit all during that war.
la III ~ 1nT~
land promotion came rapidly. He was
first made major Of the battalion
Il and was afterwards elected lieuten-
ant colonel of the First Regiment.
When the present war commenced
he resigned his position and went
with his regiment into the United
States service, being stationed at
Admission, Ala. He served on the
Mexican border, where he contracted
lBright's disease last December and
was honorably discharged He had
lbeen sick ever since
Besides his father, his wife, one
Ison, Charles WI Adams, Jr-, two sis
tiers and one brother survive
v WhitehlIl.
Mrs. Margaret IL. Whitehill wife Of
\ Dr. M. Wthitehill, New Windsor. Md,
ldied att her late home on October AL
The deceased was the second daugh-
ter Of Levi and Hannah EnglaT.
DR.. and Mrs. Whitehill resided in
Unionyille, Frederick county for S9
i years where the former practiced his
profession. The latter was promi-
nently identified with Linganore
Methodist church for many years and
contributed much to the success OF
tits many activities, especially as or
lganists
She was known and revered by
all as thoroughly unselfish, her man
aer was kind and gentle, which
won her wide circle OF friends, who
attested I'D these sterling attributes
Iby magnificent floral tributes, which
they laid at her bier.
n she il survived by her husband and
one son, Dr. Ira E Whitehill, both
residing in New Windsor.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon and interment was In
Pipe Creek cemetery.
Rufhrauff.
Glen Roy Ruthrauff, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ruthrauff, Pennsyl-
yania avenue died Sunday at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, aged
% years, from pneumonia. Besides
his parents he is survived by his
wife and one child; also the following
brothers and sisters: Edgar, Pitts
burgh; Mrs Ralph Lambert, New
\ Windsor; Harold, of Hanover; Mrs.
Stewart Dutterer and Miss Ethel
lRuthrauff, this city.
VI The body was brought To the home
of tis parents, this city, Monday
evening, where funeral services we're
held Wednesday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. VIM H Hetrick and Rev
Ibach, or Union Bridge. Interment
was made in the Westminster ceme-
terry. The palIbearers were members
II OF the knights Of Pythias, Union Bridge
of which he was member. james
M. Stoner funeral director.
/. Gilbert.
Edward w. Gilbert who has been
manager of the branch Of the Econ
omy Silo Company, in Philadelphia,
Pa, for some years past, died on
September 20 at his home in that
city. He was aged 46 years He
was a charter member of King David
Lodge, No. 30, Il. o. O. ~. He is sur
Yived BY widow and one son, Rich
ard Gilbert. Three brothers and
three sisters also survive, %. ~ Gil
bert, ar LewistOWn; Albert Gilbert, of
W IIinwood; Calvin Gilbert, of ely, "a !,
Mrs. Edward Smith, or Union Bridge,
III Mrs. Violet HeidIer and Mrs. Margaret