Smyrna times., 1929-10-02
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Henry Z. Huff, Former Adams Ex-
press Vice-President and a FIRE.
Ouent Visitor to Clayton, Dead

Guent Visitor to Clayton, Dead
Henry E. Huff, former vice-pres-
ident Of the Adams Express Com
pany, with offices in Philadelphia
and widely known in transporta-
ton circles, who died at his sum-
raer home at Taneytown, Md, Sat
urday, was buried in Philadelphia
Yesterday. Mr.. Huff was well
known in Clayton and in years
past was a frequent visitor. Mr..
Huff, who was born in Milton, Pa,
"a years ago, had been associated
with express companies more than
half a century. With the merger
Of the four principal companies
into the American Railway Ex-
press Company in 1918, his offices
were moved from Philadelphia to
New York, and in 1922 he went to
Baltimore, where he had since liv-
ed. He retired from active bust
ness life in 1927 Mr.. Huff is sur
vived by his wife and two sons,
John NJ. Huff, Of 2012 Jefferson
street, Wilmington, an assistant
purchasing agent of the Atlas
Powder Company, ano Walter H.
Huff, of Philadelphia.
Dr.Aydelotte, Physician, Snow Hill
DIR. John s. Aydelotte, 81, a lead
ing physician of Worcester county
Md, died at his home in Snow Hill,
Md, Sunday. DR.. Aydelotte, who
was the son of Colonel William J..
Aydelotte, was born on his fathers
farm in upper Accomac county,
Virginia, where he spent his young
manhood, later moving to POGO
moke City, Maryland. He began
the study of medicine under Dr.
Samuel McMaster, and in the fall
of 1865 entered the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, at Richmond, from
which institution he was gradual
ed with high honors in the spring
Of 1868. He was the only living
member of his class. Returning
to his home county he located in
Snow Hill for the practice of his
profession. DR.. Aydelotte took an
active part in community enter
prises, being one of the organizers
of the Commercial National Bank,
Of Snow Hill, Of which he was long
ice-president. In 1875 DR.. Ayde
lotte married Della F. Townsend
daughter of George @. Townsend.
DR.. Aydelotte is survived by his
widow and one daughter, Mildred
Townsend Mapp, wife of former
Senator G. Walter Mapp, Acconac
county, candidate for nomination
for Governor in the Democratic
primaries. Two grandsons also
survive.
Nathan III. Moore of CentrevilIe
Nathan H. Moore, aged SO years
retired farmer, and former Roads
Supervisor of Queen Annes coun-
ty, Md, died at his home at Cen
treville, Md, Thursday night. He
was i'll one month but developed
pneumonia a short time before his
death. The deceased leaves a wife
who was Miss Rebecca Willis, sew
en- sons and three daughters, as
follows: w. ]. Moore, of Stevens
vile, Md; Ozer Moore, Linwood
Moore, Herbert W.Moore, of Cen
treville, and Travers Moore, of
Centreville; Roy Moore, of Chester
Pa, and the Rev. Blanchard Moore
of Glenelg, Md, and Mrs. w. j.
Fllers, of Baltimore; Mrs.W. Claude
Bailey, of Pleasantville, N. j., and
Mrs. Albert Dulin, of Centreville.
Funeral services were held Satur
day afternoon at his late home in
Centreville. Md, and interment
made in Chesterfield Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary A. Reese, Chestertown
Mrs. Mary A. Reese, widow Of
Abel ]. Rees, for years one of the
leading families of Chestertown,
who died last week, was buried in
the cemetery of Old st. Paurs PIE.
Church, where funeral services
were conducted Saturday by the
rector, the Rev. John White, as
sisted by the Rev. Sewell 5. Hep
burn, rector emeritus.
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