The Republican., 1929-07-25
beside the Angeleno and waived en-
couragement to the son.
D l E D
HENRY ]. SELDERS

Henry j. Selders, Oakland, who has
been in failing health for number
of months, and critically i'll for the
past several weeks, died at his home
Saturday evening, July 20. He was
aged 72 years, months and 18 days.
Funeral services were held from his
late home Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. C. A. Shilke officiating.
The deceased is survived by his wife,
two sons, two daughters, and one sis
ter. Mr.. Selders was widely known in
this vicinity, having lived here prac-
tically his entire life.
MRS. JOHN HORCHLER
Mrs. Winona burst Horchler, near
Grantsville, died in the hospital of
DIR. C. C. Glass, Meyersdale, Sunday
morning, after an illness of several
weeks.
Mrs. Horchler was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. burst, Grantsville,
who survive her. Her husband and
eight children also survive, the
youngest being four weeks old.
The funeral was held Tuesday
morning from the Methodist church
in New Germany, with interment in
the nearby cemetery. Rev. j. E.
Johnson, of Grantsville, officiated.
MRS. ELIZABETH MAGAW
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson Magaw,
wife of j. W. Magaw, Pittsburgh, Pa,
died last Wednesday morning after
an illness of few days of pneumonia
and heart trouble.
Mrs. Magaw was the daughter of
Mrs. Rebecca johnson and the late
Baker Johnson and was born in
Grantsville. Jonas Johnson and Mrs.
Ida Miller, Grantsville, are brother
and sister to the deceased.
Funeral services were held last
Friday afternoon at Pittsburgh.
Those attending from Grantsville in
cluded Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, Mrs.
Ida Miller, Clyde Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnson.
MRS. ANDREW CHRISE
Mrs. Lucinda Chrise, of Uniontown,
Pa, died in the Uniontown hospital
last Thursday morning after an ill
ness of a week. She was aged At
years. Mrs. Chrise was a daughter
of the latte Rev. and Mrs. jeremiah
Beeghley, of near Accident. Her
husband, Andrew Chrise, died over a
year ago.
Surviving her are three sisters and
one brother: Mrs. Maggie Patheal, of
Fruitland, Idaho; Mrs. Susan Alex
ander, of Accident, Mrs. Mary E.
Merrill, of Avilton, and Mr.. Jacob
Beeghley, of Connellsville, Pa.
The funeral was held at the Mark
leysburg Church of the Brethren on
Saturday afternoon with interment in
the nearby cemetery, with Rev. ]. C.
Beahm, Champion, Pa, officiating.
GLADYS LOWDERMILK
Gladys Lowdermilk, aged 3, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Lowder-
milk, of near Oakland, died July 16.
at the home of her parents. Death
was due to food poisoning, the death
certificate stated.
Funeral services were held on
Thursday, July 18, Rev. F. L. Fultz,
Mt. Lake, officiating. Interment was
made in the Sang Run cemetery. 1t
was reported that the child had been
bitten by a poisonous snake but this
was without foundation, the child's
father stated.
ENOCH E. KESNER
The death of Mr. Enoch E. Kesner
occurred at his residence in Loeb
Lynn Heights, July 19, 1929. Funeral
services were conducted in the United
Brethren Church Sunday, Rev. F. L.
Fultz, the pastor, officiating.
Mr.. Kesner was born in Pendleton
county, West Virginia, February 21,
1868. He was one of family of ten
children, all of whom survive, except
one who died several years ago. In
early manhood he came to Garrett
county, where he remained until the
date of his death an honored and res
pected citizen.
On December 25, 1894, he was uni
ted in marriage to Miss Jennie M.
Moon, who together with one son, F.
E. Kesner. survive him.
Mr.. Kesner has been afflicted with
an incurable disease for some time,
which brought to him great suffering
and pain. His patience and cheerful
ness during his entire illness endeared
him to all with whom he came in con-
tact.
Early in life he became affiliated
with the United Brethren Church and
remained consistent and faithful
member of that church until his
death.
Among those present at the funeral
were his brothers, George Kesner, B.
c. Kesner and A. M. Kesner; his
sisters, Mrs. Riggleman and Mrs.