Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-02

Mrs. Amelia Loucousia Entler, widow
OF John Philip Entler. died last Sa,ur-
day At her home in Baltimore, aged
81 years. Her death was the result OF
the ills incident 10 her advanced wears,
although she had been unusually active
and we'll preserved up until few
months ago. The funeral service was
held at her late home, l649 East 25th
street, Baltimore, Tuesday night at &
O'Clock. Wednesday morning the BODY
was brought to Shepherdstown and in
TERED in Elmwood Cemetery, the COM
initial service being read BY Rev. |. ID.
NORMAN, of the Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Entler. who was a daughter of the
late James Walters, was born and rear
ed IN ShepherdStown, and most OF her
long life was spent here, until she
moved with her family to Baltimore
hve or six years ago. She was a kind
hearted woman, devoted mother, and
had been for many years a member of
IN Luthern Church OF this place. Her
the Lutheran Church of this place. Her
death. She is survived by three sons
and three daughters: George b. Entler
and Boyd Entler, of Hagerstown. Wal
ter Entler, Mrs. Edith Abrecht, Mrs.
II. L. Rust and Miss Lessie Entler, Of
Baltimore,
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. B
Ruse, of Argonia, Kansas, formerly of
Jefferson county, will svmpathize with
them in the death of their greatly bved
! little son. William Lee Ruse, who pass
ed away on November 10th, aged nine
! years, two months and twenty five
days He died after an illness of only
one week from diphtheria, despite all
efforts of his physician. He was a
bright and lovable child, a popular
member of his Sunday school, and
last spring had given himself 10 his
Saviour and declared his purpose to
lead n Christian life
! General Charles A. Little, a leadinr
citizen and LAWYER of Hagcrstown. and
for thirty years prominent in military
affairs in Maryland, died in the Wash.
ington County Hospital Monday after
noon, following an illness of a couplC
OF months from typhoid fever He
was 66 wears of age. The news of his
death is the cause of great regret. foI
he was a man whose exemplary life and
! pleasing personality had won FOR him
a wide circle of friends
Mrs. Emma J. Ardingcr. widow OF
Joseph Ardinger, died in Martinsburp
last Saturday night, aged IS years
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Grosh, was a native of Williamsport
Md, but had lived in Martinsburg fol
the past forty years. Six sons ant
daughters survive her.
Mrs. Mary lane Broome, widow O
VIM. II. Broome, died recently at he,
home in Hawthorne, N. J., aged SS
years. The deceased was native o
Martinsburg, a daughter of Rear-Ad
miral and Mrs. Charles Boarman.
son and four daughters survive her.
Carol M. Myers, an estimable younl
man of the Hedgesville neighborhooc
in Berkeley county. died last Saturda,
evening in the Kings Daughters Hos
pital in Martinsburg, from peritpnitis
aged % years. He was a son OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. Myers.
John Casey, a we'll known Irish res.
ident of Martinsburg, died in the City
Hospital in that place last Saturday
night, aged 20 years. He was a native
of county Roscommon, Ireland, bu
came to Martinsburg in 1853.
Robert Schilling. a former residen
of Harper's Ferry, died recently il
Wheeling, where he had been livini
for number of years. He was a!
years of age.