The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-07-30
DEATHS.
HoHacker.

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Of the late George w Hoffacker, Of
Hanover. Pa, died en- Saturday after
noon, July II, at o'clock. Death
came as relief after 13 weeks oi
contfnuous illness, during which she
suffered intensely following five
strokes of paralysis and cerebra hem
mortgages. She was aged II years.
Size was a daughter of the late ex-
slierf1f. e. W. Fuhrman, OF Manches-
ter, Md, and before her marriage was
life long resident of Manchester.
Surviving her are the following sis~
ters and brothers: Mrs Mary Jaeger
and Mrs. May Greenholf, Of Balti-
more; Miss Margaret Thurman, of
Manchester; William Fuhrman, OF
Hanover, Pa. John T. Thurman. with
whom she resided and Henry Fuhr-
mann, of Paris, KY
At the time Of her death she was a
member OF Sherman's Reformed
Church, but prior to her marriage a
faithful and lifelong member of
Trinity Reformed church, Manchester.
Upon the occasion of her last visit to
the scenes Of her childhood, in Ma1i-
chester, last Easter she presented a
beautiful individual silver communion
service to her former church in mem-
ory of her sainted mother and made
a eements for the upkeep of !he
last resting places Of the family.
Funeral from her late home, with
brief services on Tuesay, July, 21 at /
clock with further services and in
terinenf at Sherman's church. Rev
ID. M. Sand and Rev j. Fl. Hartman,
Of Hanover, Pa, and Rev. Freeman Of
Trinity church. Manchester, oficiat-
irg.
Green.
Charles w Green, sen of the late
Isaac and Nancy Green, died at his
home near Gambler Thursday, July 29
aged 10 years, 8 months and % days
He leaves the following brothers,
David Green, Of Carrollton; Richard
Green, of Danville, Indiana; Aaron
Green, of Gambler; Theodore Green, of
Indianapolis, and Dennis Green, of
Sandyville; and one sister, Mrs. John
Ogg. Leaving the home Saturday
at 10 a. M, funeral services will be
held in Sandym0unt Church at 1920
a. M, and interment will be made in
the adjoining cemetery. The pallbear-
ers viii be Eli G. Davis, Augustus
Sadler, Obediah Buckingham John
Walking, William N. Shauck and Will
liam EdInendson. T.. A. Sharrer &
Sons funeral directors.
Myers.
Mrs. Ellen Myers, widow of David
Myers, 81 F'rizelIburg, died at her
sister s. Mrs w. &. Warren, Baltimore
July 2I She is survived by Harry
Myers, of near Westminster David
Myers, of Bachman's Valley; William
Myers, of North Dakota Herbert
Myers, of Union Bridge; Mrs Warren,
Baltimore and two grandsons, one
OF Baltimore, and one near this city.
Her body was brought here and hl1r-
led at Baust church Friday morning
at AZ o'clock. Harvey Bankard & Son
funeral directors.
NOyes.
Mrs. Rosa Noyes, wife of j. I'll.
Noyes, died at her home near Ijams-
Vile, Saturday night, after a short
Illness from paralysis. She was about
40 years of age. Besides her husband,
she leaves four children, James Noy-
es, Sykesyille. Mrs. Fred Keller, near
Evansville; Miss Sadie and Harvey
Noyes, at home Funeral was held
Tuesday morning from the house at
1880 o'clock Interment in Randalls-
town, where the deceased formerly re-
sided.
Bell.
Annie E. Bell, aged 76 years and 2
months, died Friday morning at the
home Of her grandson, George Hook,
at Union Mills. The body was
brought here Sunday afternoon at
2.30 O'clock, and services held in the
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev Ar
thur G. Day having charge of the SER
vice. Interrnent in Westminster ceme-
terry PaIlbearers were Leslie Evans,
Geo. Bankert, Chas. Reynolds, Chas
Croft, Paul Fitz and Harry Foreman
Harvey Bankard C Son funeral di-
.rectors.
StreVig.
Caroline Streyig, VIE of John Henry
Strevig, Pennsylvania avenue, died
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock,
following stroke of paralysis, aged
II years, 2 months and 3 days. She
is survived by her husband, one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Shipley, Baltimore,
and four grandchildren. Funeral SER
vices will be held Saturday morning
at the house by Rev. Walck. Inter