The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-10-13
DEATHS

Route 2, Hagerstown, near the Ha-
gerstown Nursery, was accidently
killed on October II when she was
struck by tree being felled at her
home. Mrs. Mills was in the yard
watching the tree being felled, but
failed to move in time before being
struck by one of the heavy branches.
Her death was instantaneous.
Mrs. Mills was the daughter of
John E. Wolf and Mary Green Wolf,
and was born at Huyetts.
Surviving, besides her husband
are fifteen children, Harry L. Brew
baker, Hagerstown; Raymond E.
Mills, Frederick; Mrs. Glenn Beeler,
Lemasters, Pa; Mrs. Guy Martin,
st. Thomas, Pa; Mrs. Guy Boward,
Jr., Hagerstown; Daniel A. Mills,
Donald E. Mills, Oma M. Mills, Hilda
Mills, William r. Mills, Elmer L.
Mills, Jane E. Mills, Edwin Leroy
Mills, Lloyd A. Mills and Floyd J.
Mills, all of Halfway; four grand
children; a brother, Raymond Wolf;
and two sisters, Mrs Edward Rock
we'll, Wiliamsport and Mrs. Leroy
Nose, Sharpsburg.
Mrs. Martha Jane Metz, widow of
George w Metz, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John McCurdy,
1919 Elm Street, on October II, af-
ter an illness of several months,
aged rs years.
She was born and reared at Mt.
Lena, daughter of Simon and Mary
Jane (Fockler) Metz. She was
member of the Christian Church at
Beaver Creek.
She is survived by: three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Grace Domer and Mrs.
Lulu McCurdy, Hagerstown, and
Mrs. Clinton Carpenter, Cearfoss;
two sons, Walter G. and Benjamin
Metz, this city; 10 grandchildren;
ten great-grandchildren; ten great
grandchildren; one step-sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Swope, Mt. Lena.
H. Richard Seibert, widely known
farmer in the Clear Spring district,
died at the Washington County Hos
pital on October 10, after one
years illness. He was 76 years of
age
The son of the late Charles Ed
ward Seibert and Mary Elizabeth
(Foulke) Seibert, he had spent his
entire life on the farm where he
was born.
He was life long member of st.
PauPs Reformed Church, Western
Pike, and was very active in the
Washington County Farm Bureau.
During the war he served as farm
census taker.
Surviving are: two brothers, Frank
O., Clear Spring, and Walter S., Ar
kansas; a sister, Mrs. Virginia Sea-
man, Hagerstown; four sons, Harry
R., Ralph E., Keller w, Hagerstown,
and The Rev. Roger o. Seibert, Ar
cade, N. Y; three daughters, Mrs.
Ruth Adams, Baltimore, Mrs. Rus
sell Johnson, Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Louis Klein, Philadelphia;
and seven grandchildren.
Stuart NJ. Slifer, 424 Fremont
Street, died at the Washington Coun-
ty Hospital on October 9, after an
illness of seven hours, aged A years.
He was member of st. Johns
Lutheran Church.
Surviving are: one daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Ruth, Hagerstown; a son,
Paul R. Slifer, with the Army in
the Pacific; his mother, Mrs. Daisy
M. Slifer, Chambersburg; and one
brother, Floyd, Chambersburg.
Noah w. Roulette, widely known
retired salesman, died on October
8 at the home of his son, Carroll F.
Roulette, in Frederick, where he
was visiting. While in i'll health
for some time his death was sud-
den and was due to a heart attack.
The son of John D. and Anna
Rohrback Roulette, he w as born
and reared in Sharpsburg and was
"a years old. He resided in the
Wentworth Apartments, Broadway,
and for years travelled for George
Kipp and Sons, Baltimore, leather
and shoe finders. He was a mem
Der of Zion Evangelical Reformed
Church.
Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs.
Dorothy Milne, Chevy Chase; and
Mrs. Carl Mack, Washington; a son,
Carroll; sister, Miss Mary Roulette,
Sharpsburg, and three brothers, J..
Fred and ]. Walter, both of Sharps-
burg. and Ellsworth R., this city.