Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-06-23
THE DEATH RECORD.

ihe community has been made sad
oy the death of Adam c. Moler, of
Bakerton. Mr.. Moler was A son of tho
late Raleigh and Margaret Moler and
was oorn October l6, lS4S, departing
thiS life June 10, 1921, aged IS wears
and months. He enioyed good
health until about a year ago. when
from which he sufficiently recovered
10 De up and around, until last Mon
gay, when he began 10 complain. On
wednesday he suffered another at
tack and grew gradually worse, pass-
ing quietly away 10 his home bevond
thursday night. He leaves A widow.
VINO was Miss Daniels. and the fol-
lowing children TO mourn the loss of
good husband and father: Fonrose
OF AdanStown, Nd; Carlton, of En-
sle' W. Va; Miller and Mrs. Maud
hendricks, of BaNerton, and Mamie
ana Mrs. Hugh Moler, at home; also
Iline grandchildren and two brothers,
George +. and Frank M. Moler, near
Engle. Funeral services were con-
quoted on Saturday at his home py
NeV' j. Z. Siler, pastor of Zion Pres
oyterlan Church, of which he was q
member, assisted by Rev. G. F
Brandt. of the NJ. E. Church South
His remains were laid TO rest in Fin
wood cemetery. Mr.. Moler was \ good
Christian man, living a quiet life and
spending most of his time in the home
ne loved, under the watchful caro-
of his loved ones, who will m;sS
greatly his quiet presence among
them. nc
-, MRS. Rosa Creamer, beloved wife of
Ihomas ]. Crcamer, died on Tune I'm
at ner home at Vanclevesville, aged
% years, months and rs days. She
mad been in failing health for the past
several years, and her death was not un-
expected. Her daughter. Mrs. Bertha
lhompson, of Ohio, had been with her
lot the past month or two. and all thar
loving care and medical aid could do for
her was done. Mrs. Creamer was a de =.
Voted wife and mother, a good neigh
Dor and kind friend She was esteem
ca oy all who knew her, and she will
DC missed by many friends in the
neighborhood where she had lived so
long Besides her husband and daueh-
ter she IS survived by devoted son,
Claude Creamer, a brother living in
Hagerstown and two sisters, Mrs. Mo
Ter and Mrs. Willingham, of this county.
The deceased was daughter of the late
David CGpp, of Jefferson county. AZ
ter funeral services at the home, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. c. Siler, the body was
laid TO rest in the cemetery in Charles
Town.
Major J. Ogden Murray, formerly
OF Charles Town, died recently in
Radford. Va, where he was visiting
friends
by heart trouble. was very sudden
HE was 80 years of age. Major Ogden
was Confederate veteran and was
widely known throughout the Shenan-
doah Valley and in Winchester. where
he lived for some years. He was a
prolific writer, and one Of his books,
The Immortal Six Hundred" was a
most interesting story of his fellow
Confederates who were prisoners of
war with him. He was an enthu-
siastic admirer of the South and his
pen was ever ready in defense of
southern ideals. He married a Miss
Locke, Of Charles Town, who died a
few years ago, and since her death
he had been living in Roanoke. He is
survived by two sons, Vim. w. Muir
ray, of Boston, and Henry l.. Murray,
of San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. Margaret Homer, for the great
er part of her life resident of Mid
dleway, died recently at the County In
frmary, where she had been an in
mate for the past seven weeks. Before
going to the infirmary she was a pa
tient in the Charles Town Hospital
having been taken there after being
injured in a fall at her home in Mid.
dleway. Mrs. Homer was rs years old
Mrs. Catherine Ann Dorr, wife of w
T. Dorr, died at her home in Martins
burg last week from paralysis, aged 81
years. The deceased, who was a ma
tive of Morgan county, is survived by
her husband, two sons and two daugh-
ters.
Automobile Accident.