Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
DEATHS,
lti:WE NSTJ:IN

! MIS-. jlcHfletta IOeWcnStriu, one
OF ChaieSton's oldest residents and
mother OF Isaac Locwc:lxicin. lead.
ing banker and capitalist. diet las,
week at her home Oh bradford
street. charleston. mt the age of II
years. She Was the widow of Solo.
mon Locwcnstcin. She is survived
by three sons and three dauuhtcrs
hcE are Isaac Locwcnstein. Joe
Loewenstcin, Abe Loewcnstcin. Mrs
Sam Hess. Mrs. Dave R:,cr. all OF
charleston and Mrs. A. !. Isaacs, OF
. .IolunbuS, Ohio. Funeral service.
We're held al the home lasi Sunday
morning.
Elizabeth. wife Of S. II. Bare, died
wednesday morning. Sept. 28th, al
her home in Anderson from the Of.
effects Of paralysis, the first stroke
ioi which she sustaicd Monday eve,
fin@. The deceased was 4 daughter
OF !ohn and Eliza Hines IIonakcr
and waS born and reared at John.
sons Cross Roads. The date of brit,
being Feb. %, 1850. At the age Of
20 years she was married to S. H.
Bare and had lived the greater par
Of her life in the vicinity of her
birth and at Anderson. OF the foul
children born of her marriage. onl>
one son. B. L. Bare, Of Thurmoud
survived. She is also survived b>
her husband and brother, John
licnakcr, who lives in NIaryland
Mrs. Bare was member of the NJ
r. Church, and was highly esteem.
cd by all who knew her.
! GAnRErT.
! Services over the remains Of the
latc j. l.. Garrett were held at tht
Mount Hope home on Sunday after.
noon. the End. by Rev. J. c.. Fisch.
back, Of The Baptist Church, assist,
cd by Rev. w. w. Pharr, OF tho
Presbyterian Church.
All immense crowd Of friends
from all over the county and many
from a distance. turned out 10 tho
ceremonies. Burial was by the
Masonic fraternity, members Of MI
Hope Commandcry' No. %, Knight.
Tcmplar, OF which Mr.. Garrett wa.
q member, marching in the process
sion in large number.
! Burial was at Oak Hill cemetery
ad over 200 cars made up the fun.
eral procession. 1t was by far The
largest funeral gathering ever wit
messed in The county and evidenced
the esteem i'll which Squire Garrett
was held.
| Mr.. CARROTS many friends in
Grccnbricr county will regret tc
learn Of his death. He frcueunliy
visited this county, his father being
resident of the county. He made
many friends in Fayc!tc count,
and was an honorcd man in his CON
munity.
| ERASAAfAN.
One Of or good men and useful
citizens. Ml. John Mason Rr.naman
! passed away at his farm home ncai
! Avon, this county, on Tuesday
morning. September 81, 1921. Mr.
Branaman's. age was rs years, five
, months and 20 days. For ihret
! years before his death he had beer
! confined TO his bed suffering from
urcmia. He was born and reared or
! u farm on Little Greek. in The vicin.
! ity Of his late home. He enlisted in
the army Of the COnfcdcracy in the
spring Of 1862 and served as faith
full soldier until taken Il prisoner
! The following fail. remaining n Dris
oncr throughout tbc was until Lees
surrender at ADpomatoX on Apri
! 9, 1865. He then returned 10, nj,
[ fathers farm on Little Greek. Ht
! is survived by a widow. Mrs. Belle
Branaman. and two daughters
Mrs. Lee May and Mrs. Mary Ann
WagGOncr. Funeral services were
conducted at The Alvon Prcsbytcr.
ian Church by Rev. +. p. Sydcr
Strickcr, in the presence Of large
asscnrblagc of relatives and friends
from far and near, after which tho
body was laid TO rest in the Gene
terry nearby. Mr.. Branaman was {
man who commanded host OF
friends, who will miss his unfail
ing chccrfulncSs. He was one OF
our county's best and most honorcd
| citizens. He was Il true and tried
friend and always ready TO lend a
! band TO aid and assist mt all times.
The Hdcpcndcni regrets The loss oil
this true man, loyal friend and cX.
presses sincere Symapthy to his
| loved ones. Peace to the ashes OF
/ Mr., Grammar,