The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-08

MIS-. H&tFXSi ~ "A 81 H11k ~ - GIL
died att III 81 Safsft day afzer-
noon from the fiIfirmities OF age She
had been in declining health for about
two years but was not confined to bed
but one week, and then not constant
Is. She was IS years of age and is
survived by her aged husband, John
McKellip. well known druggist of this
place, aFd.s who Is one Of the oldest
residents; one daughter, Mrs. Benton
Brining, and three granddaughters,
Misses Mary and Clara Brining. of
Taneytown, and Miss Pauline Brining,
graduate nurse of Johns Hopkins
Hospital. Funeral Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock at the home, by her pas
tor, Rev. e. b. Hafef, with intermeht
in the Lutheran Cemetery. She was q
life long and faithful member Of Trim
ity Church, and Sunday school, where
she taught class of boys from the in
FAINT department and Ill health COM
PEELED her to relinquish her church ac-
tfrities. Her pride was her boys, as
she affectionately called them. Many
okour men of today owe their start in
the chritian life to her faithful teach
ing. She was q devoted mother, and
an ideal lady in every way. To know
her was to love her. Rev. Hafer chose
: for his text, the same that was used
atsthe funeral of her father Al years
ago. She was also charter member
and treasurer OF the Mite Society, I'M
til i'll health made 1t impossible to at
tend to 1T any longer. Sympathy is ex
tended to the 1only old man in his be-
reaven1eht c. @. Fuss & Son funer-
al directors.
William Reifsnider, former res
ident OF this place, but lately of Union
Bridge, died quite suddenly OF heart
failure at the home of his son, Birnie.
He had left his home in Union Bridge
about 7.o'cl0ck in his usual health,
and went to the farm tenanted by his
son, Brine, and on his way to assist
iflSpnIling sweet corn for the factory,
in Taneyt0Wn, but died upon reaching
the field. He was in his 18th year, and
IS survived hyglIis wife and the follow
Ing chirdfen: Mrs. George r! Sauble,
and Mrs. Carl johnson, Of Taneytown,
Mrs. VIM RiehI Arthur q. and Jessie
e. Feifsnider all OF Baltimore, and
Birnie and Leroy Reifsnider, 81 near
TaneytoWn. Funeral was held on Mon
day morning with services. at Mt
Union and interment in the Uniontown
cemetery. g. O. Fuss e Son funeral
directors.
Work commenced at the west end
of town this week Of extending the
State Road through the main street Of
he town and connecing the state road
at the East end, making a concrete
road from Baltimore to Thurmont
through Emmitsburg.
Earle Haverstick, wife and son,
Guy. and Miss Grace Duttera, of Ham
over, spent the week s end with Harry
CsfBrendle and family.
a. public alley is being. opened be-
tween the residence OF John Yingling
and Grace Reformed Church.
Guy Nusbaum and wife, of Avondale
entertained seventeen relatives and
friends to dinner Sunday; four gener-
atoms being represented. Oscar ID. /
Sell and family were among the
guests
While driving toward the railroad !
crossing on Menday the horse driven
by Mrs Howard Hyser' became scared
atthe train, gave a sharp turn around,
over turning the buggy pinhing her
underneath. She escaped serious In
jury. -
Or. and Mrs F.. II, Seiss, of Wash,
ington, ID. CT spent Sunday here Mrs.
Eeiss remained and Miss Amanda
Staley. of Littlestown. is staying with
her
Mrs. Lavina Fringer spent lnday
with Calvin r. Fringer and family.
THE Missionary Society will hold