Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-25
THE DEATH RECORD.

Mrs. Ssllie Ronemous, widow OF
Albert Ronemous and a daughter OF
the late James Bane, died at her home
in Shepherdstown last Friday AT noon,
aged III years. In the death of Mrs.
Ronemous our community lsses one OF
It's best women, for though she lived a
quiet ana unostentatious life, her years
since her childhood were spent in doing
epod and in serving those who need
ed her help. Her mother having died
when she was young, sne early as
spmed responsibilities, and until the
end her life was one of unselfish
love and devotion TO three generations.
AS sister, wife, mother and grandmother
she was given TO good works, and she
has now entered upon the reward Of
those who have been faithful even unto
death. She is survived by two children,
il Butler Ronemous. and Mrs. Arnold
Moler; brother, Robert Bane; and two
sisters. Mrs. I. o. Link and Miss Mary
Zane. Her funeral service was held
last Sunday afternoon in the Presby-
terian Church of Shepherdstown. Ii
was conducted by Rev. DR.. John C..
Siler, of Elk Branch Church, she hav-
ing been a member there since her
youth, and Rev. DR.. Charles Ghiselin.
The interment was in Elmwood Gene
terry. The unusually large attendance
OF relatives and friends who assem-
oied 10 pay their last tribute of respect
showed the high esteem in which she
was held
John Earl Reinhart, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Reinhart. of this
vicinity, died last Sunday night in Mid
dietown, Pa, after a very brief illness.
He had not been feeling very we'll for
couple OF weeks, but was not regard
ed rs seriously sick. Sunday night he
was paralyzed and i'm an hours time
was dead. His relatives here we're no.
tifed and went at once TO Middletown,
whcrH thev arranged 10 have the BODY
brought here. The remains arrived
tuesday night, and after service in
the Lutheran Church in Shepherds-
town Yesterday by Rev. I. d. Woman.
were Inferred in EImwood Cemetery.
MT. Reinhart, who was 43 years old
was unmarried. He was a man of
many admirable traits OF character and
h'oh business qualifications. and was
hiehlv regarded by Ill who knew him.
FOR some twenty wears he had been
with the Standard Steel Car COMPANY
1.-THE A. B. Hunt Company, OF New
York;. and at the time of his death
heid the responsible position Of pur-
CHASING inspector for the plants in
Canada and the Eastern States. He Is
survived bv two brothers, Chas. n.
Reinhart and Alvev H. Reinhart, and
three sisters, Mrs. Marvin Knott, Miss
Leila Reinhart and Miss Agnes Rein
hart Mr.. Reinhart's friends here
greatly deplore his untimely death.
w. c. N. Wilson, former resident
OF Jefferson county. and who was we'll
known in the Dufields and Summit
Point neiehborhoods as Button"
Wilson, died last week in Berryyille.
aged 10 years. He had been an in
valid from paralysis for four years.
MIR. William Chase Morton died las,
week at his home in Richmond. Va,
following long illness. He IS sur.
vlved by his wife, who was formerly
MISS Mary Porterfeld, Of Charles
Town, and daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Morton.
Miss Ella Glassford, a former resi-
dent of Middleway, died recently in
Baltimore, aged 80 years. Her bodv
was taken to Middleway for burial.
She was the last surviving member of
her family.
Mrs. Pauline Thatcher Henshaw,
wife OF ]. Walter Henshaw, died last
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Martinsburg from typhoid fever, aged
43 years. She is survived by her hus-
band and FIVE children.