The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
; OBITUARY (
GARRETT RITES
THIS EVENING
Miss AND sIwAHIs OLU1 10 rAs
TaInUTH TO DnOHAHhb
MnMnnp
soay wiz -. Trk-n w-d~s-"sy w
Mount nphri.m. Ohio,
for npFiAl.

2tIu ,'hrulInr slrocI. Urv Hhmuol NJ.
Gihunu. WIN conduct III" funeral h"i
yIr.H Tor the late leroy L. 'lhri"ll, ""'l
known buHincHa man. who died sunday
cycnIng la the ohio valley General
hospital, following bTl"f lIIn""" 81
appendicitis
hofOIu tho usual rorvlcoH. m"nbct"
81 wheeling Lodge 40 ~ " J. - "
win conduct Ihoir riiuhlihil" services
MumbrrH 81 tho klwnnh club WI meet
at the lIItB club al I "'"lork "hd y" u"
tho homo Ia IA body Ia pay their ro"pooir
to tho memory ~ the first member 81
tho club 4" rHHA away
Tho BODY viii ha lah"n I" Mnhh'
Bph Ilan. %. who're lnIerih"hi VIII nc
made, tho Hast BorVioua heinz conducted
by tho MaAunlu order "f maj 'l'l, :"
which hU wac - nUmb6I
Ms. Joha ~ AasIs.A.L
nlIsaLsih IaI"IIn. iia,liGlh M"n"h"l
~as h"in "H "a i"in ".ai rlh N'"''.
"a a"h"iI 81 " h""Ii"F W V" trh'"
uty ~ Ihih s"i died Ia Wa"ih"'r,
~ p,t "hoI a. ibiO "r"i q t""'",
"ov"n n"niho aud - d"gH 4" "a''F
childhood OIL" n,"ysh wi'h No. r"'e"'",
~. u"d Me- r,"d",I"h ifa'ii"lh, 4"
tho town IL Irim n'"v"
~ 80 "o,Iy "no sho Quilted Win h"
old Stun I,ophY io'IHu rhu'"h 81 Ial'n
,!,n,r nho Ihnrn removed ~, -dun
tIrn ~ ~" rrpLn 1ud hluh a"h""la. ""h
,u"r h", ""ll"g" training ~ West VIZ
ulnIn l'ulvorrity ~ M"rEpnt"wh. ape
,IelIzug IN iuusi" Nf'"r having com
pIrtnd hrr work there, oh" returned 4"
hcr home aud taught music In Wheel
Inn unllI hCr marriage 10 John ".
MosChrI Of Wnahhurn, June ~, 1910
After reaching WREhburn. Mrs. Mos
Chol united with the Methodist EpiFCO-
PM church. entering at once upon tho
MANY religious activities that Charac.
MI of taught n
Sunday school class OF young ladies
for Il number OF years. endearing her
self Ia them as she did to all VINO
knew her
ways be remembered with the greatest
appreciation by her church. and by the
many people who attended tho services
as visitors. She was also active IN
other lines Of musical work, especially
in her teaching which she carried on.
Many of Washburn's young people
have received their insptra ton to push
on to laudablc attainments through her
efforts in their behalf. 49,
Mrs. Moschels home life has been
especially beautiful She and her nus
band have both been noted for their
nne hospitality. and a fine aIrruistic
shirt hhown everywhere. They nave
made many people happy III their
home. especially those who have been
Ia WashbuTn Ia the interests al re-
llplOus ana euuChlloha' WIN
Among other branches or WORN, Mra.
M,arhrI has been active an "a member
az I.ncun chapter 81 the Easlerh star.
aud tho Washburn liOuHeh"id scie"""
club
shn In suIVIVnJ by her husband. l"n
I,r.ti,ers MsssIs Nicholas AMI FRED
Iiuttieib IL Elm Grove, ", Va" fnif
.l,t.,p Mrs HpAa sIhs"n, al iaim drove,
aud Mo- Harry Br"~", ME- Ja"""
IniIo, anh Nj p''ch 'Hia. 81 lIits
hurnh ia and ~ many "ihs' rot"
NO, nna fIlonia nho WIN leo greatly
,nIprud Nv un ali hni ~" t"h" "''"I"''
iu ,,,,I remembrance 81 ha' aNasI ''hiln
Iion srlIlI. a"h ~" ap""t"""" that boz
y"l.n 10 ininnllng- With R'S"' h""' that
IT, einpInr u" song ~ tho li"'l""n"h
WarhhuIn L"ed"r
Tho funeral "T Mra Mur"hrl VIII H."
hold at ~ u'rl",b this rfintnoon frun'
lhn hnInn If hnL hInLhaL. NJ ]. UnLl