The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-12-16

member of the Church of the Breth-
rem.
She is survived by: two sisters,
Miss Katie M. Fahrney, at home, and
Mrs. Nellie F. Kaylor, near Maple
vile, and several nieces and ne
phews.
John William Clark, died on De-
cember 13 at his home in Hancock,
aged 81. A retired supervisor on
the Western Maryland Railway, he
was a member of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church, Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, and a member of
the James w. Bower Lodge No. 173,
A. F. and A. NJ, Hancock He was
born at Sir John Run, w. Va, the
son of the late Ambross and Re-
becca (McGowan) Clark. He had
lived in Hancock for the past %
years.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Susan l. Clark; five daughters, Mrs.
Clara Weaver, Mrs. Adeline Web
ster, both of Cumberland, Mrs. Mil
dred Vance, Hagerstown, Mrs. Mary
Michael, Big Pool and Mrs. Grace
French, at home; two sons, Walter
c. Cumberland, and John, Cam
bridge, Mass; a sister, Mrs. Ida
Compton, Sir John Run, w. Va;
brothers, James, Sir John Run; and
Brain, Magnolia, w. Va, nine grand
children, and one greatgrand child.
ImOgene Hughes Allan, of Han
cock, died at the Washington Coun-
ty Hospital on December 13, after
a long illness, aged II years.
She was born in Hancock and was
the daughter of the late Thomas c.
and Mary Jane (Bowhay) Hughes.
Surviving are: brother, Matthew
H. Hughes, Hancock; two nephews,
Matthew Frank Vaeth and Martin
Hughes; and five nieces, Miss Mar
garet Hughes, Miss Mamie Hughes,
Mrs. Rosalie v. Englie, Mrs. Olive
v. Scheck and Mrs. Imogene V.
Clark, all of Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lucae, wld-
ow of James A. Lucas, died on De-
cember IL at her home on the Mid
dleburg pike, aged Y.
A member of the United Brethren
church, she was born at Leitersburg,
the daughter of Frank H. and Anne
liza Dowlem Unklesbee.
Surviving are: two daughters
Mrs. B. H. Baker, Hagerstown; Mrs.
Margaret Robinson, Clear Spring;
two step daughters, Mrs. Anna
Boward, Hagerstown; and Mrs. Cora
Druery, Sterling, Ill; a son, John F.
Lucas; two step-sons, David Lucas
and Samuel Lucas, Hagerstown; one
sister, Mrs. Catherine Kline, Hagers-
town: and two brothers, Charles
UnkIesbee, Leitersburg; and Jacob
Unklesbee, Washington, D. c.
Clinton II. Berger, 81, who had
operated a grocery business here
for the last quarter-century, died on
December IL at his home on Sher-
man avenues
For the last ten years, his estab-
lishment was located at the corner
of Jonathan and Church streets.
The son of Henry and Margaret
Mullen Berger, he was member OF
IOOF Potomac Lodge and Gideon
Encampment.
Surviving are: his wife, Evers L.;
one daughter, Mrs. Lois Geaslen;
a brother, Clarence, Middleburg; and
two grandchildren.
Mrs. Arietta Stitzel, widow of
Martin Stitzel, of 3717 Woodbine
Ave, Baltimore, died at Washington
County Hospital on December TO-
following an illness of two days,
aged II.
Born and reared near Bradford
ing, she was the daughter of George
w. and Elizabeth Burger Unger
She lived in Hagerstown, but NOV
ed to Baltimore 43 years ago. She
was member of the Chatsworth
Methodist Church in Baltimore.
She is survived by: daughter
Mrs. Mary Perry of Baltimore; three
sons, Elmer E. and Charles NJ, of Bal
timore, and William Jacob of Wat
sontown, Pa; two sisters, Mrs. Kate
Banzhoff, Pinesburg, and Mrs Anr
Wark, Philadelphia; a brother, Will
liam c. Unger, Cearfoss; and nine