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had been residing III JLlS CITY AOI
the past 40 years.
She is a member of st. Mary's
Catholic Church and the Sodality.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Mary Mckinley, Miss Christina
and Helen Bender, all of this city;
sons, Joseph j., Austin, Tex; Carl
j., and Peter Jr., this city; and four
grandchildren.
Mrs. Evelynne Richardson Onder-
dOnk, wife of Adrian H. Onderdonk,
retired headmaster of st. James
School, died suddenly on January q
at the Washington County Hospital.
She was stricken and removed to
the hospital on January 4 and had
been a patient there until her death.
She was SO years old.
Born in Middletown, Conn, she
was the daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
William c. Richardson. She was
married in 1912.
After the death of her mother
in-law, Mrs Henry Onderdonk, she
carried on the work as director of
the Dorcas Society, a charitable
group composed of women of St.
James community.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by: three sons, Adrian, Jr.,
Richardson Latrobe and Henry II,
all of st. James; sister, Mrs Henry
Hoffmeier, Arlington, Va, and
brother, Cortland Richardson, this
city.
Max G. Seibert, 729 Salem ave-
nue., died on January q at his home,
aged Sc years.
Born at CearfoSs, he was the son
of Lewis E. and Lille (Cearfoss)
Seibert. He was a retired Western
Maryland Railroad conductor and
was a member of the Order of Rail-
road Conductors and w. M. Relief,
st. Marks Lutheran Church and
the OFT Bible Class.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Jessie l. (Shenebeck) Seibert;
daughters, Miss Ann, at home; Mrs.
Grace Schindel, Mrs. Vida Snyder,
this city; sons, Paul F., Smithsburg;
Max j., Hagerstown; sister, Mrs. c.
w. Fuller, and brother, William c.,
both of this city, and eight grand
children.
Abram Clinton Ruth died at his
home, SAT West Washington street,
on January 81, after an illness of IA
months, aged 70.
He was born and reared near
Maugansville, the son of B. Frank
lin and Fianna (Hunsberger) Ruth.
He had ben living in Hagerstown for
as years and was a member of the
Order of Railroad Conductors.
He is survived by his wife, Irene
Lowman Ruth; daughter, Miss Hell
en- Ruth, Hagerstown; sisters, Miss
Nellie J. Ruth, Hagerstown; Mrs.
Ellis T. Roof and Mrs. J. William
Middlekauff, this city; Mrs Nola
Reichley, York; brother, D. Miller
Ruth, Hagerstown.
Scott Jacob Zimmerman died at
his home in Hancock, Route 2, on
January 26, aged 80.
The son of the late Jacob S. and
Elizabeth Yeakle Zimmerman, he
was a member of Zion Lutheran
Church near Sylvan, Pa. He was
a retired farmer.
Besides his wife, Marie Ellen, he
is survived by the following: Daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl Fritz, Mercersburg,
Route l; sons, Lloyd B., Sylvan, Pa.
and Frank E. Zimmerman, MERGERS
burg, Route 8; brother, L. M. Zim-
norman, Hancock, Route 2; sister,
Mrs Clarence Secrist, West Fair
view, ILL.,; ten grandchildren.
Mrs. Emma Mae Conrad, widow
of Amos F. Conrad, died on Janu-
airy 26 at her home near Hancock
aged n.
A member of the Green Ridge
Pentecostal Church, she is survived
by four daughters, Mrs. Minnie M
Roman, Hancock; Mrs. Villa Belle
Purnell, Everittville, W. Va; Miss
Ella Conrad, at home; Mrs. Elsie
Barnes, Hancock; sons, George c.
Conrad, Hancock; Jacob D., North
Rose, N. Y; Eden, Everittville, w
Va; sisters, Mrs Savannah Nc Don
aid, New Orleans, Md; Mrs. Mary
C. Poole, New York, N. Y, and q
grandchildren.
Joseph RidenOur, Park Head
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