The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-08

the Antietam Fire Company
He is survived by: his wife, Mrs.
Mary C. Carbaugh; son, Richard
o.; three brothers, Charles and Har-
ry, Hagerstown, and Clarence, Spar
ia, KY; three sisters, Mrs. Charles
Ohler, Washington, D. c., Mrs. Rex
Martin, Del Mar, and Mrs. Frank
Fazenbaker, Hagerstown; and one
granddaughter.
Mrs. Anna Mae Lamar, widow of
former Hagerstown City Councilman
Robert Charles Lamar, died on Jan
uary 5 at the home of her son, DR..
Robert C. Lamar, Snow Hill, Md,
aged 81.
The daughter of the late David H.
and Mary (Eshelman) Martin, she
was born at Reid, Md, and was a
member of Cedar Grove Mennonite
Church, near Greencastle.
Besides her son she is survived
by: two sisters, Mrs Emma K. Refs,
Millersville, Ill; and Mrs. Clara S.
Shuck, near Reid; three brothers, A.
Clinton Martin, Hagerstown; Calvin
A. Martin, Pinola, Pa; and Peter l..
Martin, Hagerstown, Route 4; two
half-sisters, Mrs. Mary E. Lehman,
Chambersburg; and Miss Martha N.
Martin, Maugansville; two half
brothers, Irwin L. Martin, Hagers-
town; and Joseph P. Martin, Maug-
ansville; her stepmother, Mrs. Mary
L. Martin, Maugansville, and four
grandchildren.
Mrs. Louisa OIinda Burlington,
widow of George David Burlington,
died at home of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Hinsch, 100 South Prospect
Street, on January 5, aged SO years.
She was born in Pittsburgh,
daughter of Schuyler and Catherine
Jackson. She moved to Brookville,
Pa. some time ago and resided there
until she came to Hagerstown eight
years ago. She was a member of
the local Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by: a daughter,
Mrs. Fred Hinsch; a son, DR.. Ralph
r. Burlington, Fredericksburg, Va;
sister, Mrs. Charles Morrison, Great
Falls, Mont; and two brothers, Ma
than and Ralph Jackson, both of
Carter, Mont.
George Fl. Martz, of Cedar Lawn,
died at the Washington County Hos
pital, on January S, aged rs years.
He was the son of the late Peter
and Rebecca (Keadle) Martz. He
was born near Boonsboro. He was
a retired farmer and was member
of the Zittlestown Church of God
Surviving are: two daughters,
Mrs. Isabelle Reeder, Boonsboro;
and Mrs. Charles Brining, Hagers-
town; a son, Abram P Martz, Hag-
erstown; a sister, Mrs. Emma Moser,
near Middletown; three brothers,
Harvey, Beaver Greek; John, Maple
vile; and Daniel, Gettysburg; sew
en- grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Lloyd E. Shafer, husband of Lula
L. Shafer, SOB Frederick Street, died
at his home on January 4, aged IS
years.
He was employed by the City OF
Hagerstown for the past % years
The son of the late Lycurtis and Fan
ME (Toms) Shafer, Frederick Coun-
ty, he was a member of the Lutheran
Church of Funkstown.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs Lula
(Smith) Shafer; son, Robert Shat
er, at home; stepson, Clyde Flea
gle, Hagerstown; three sisters, Mrs
Margaret Myers, Sharpsville, Pa.
Mrs. Blanche Clark, Smithsburg
and Mrs. Mary Lutz, Middletown
and two brothers, Luther Shafer, Ha-
gerstown; and Lunzie Shafer, Mid
dletown.
Elen0ra G. Barth died at Bellevue
on January 4, after a weeks illness
aged 50 years.
Surviving are: a sister, Mrs. Ruth
Feigley, and a brother, Keefel
Smith, both of Hagerstown.
Mrs. Carrie Louetta Abbott, vic
ow of George w Abbott, died OF
January 4 at the Washington Coun
ty Hospital, aged IA years.
She was born at Antietam, Md.
the daughter of the late Edward anC
Ella (Goss) Norris and was mem
Der of Bethel EUB Church in Rohr
ersville.
She is survived by: five sons, viii
bur, Austin and Harry, all of Keedys
vile, Route l; Melvin, at home, ant
Woodrow, Rohrersville; FIVE daugh
tiers, Mrs. Ethel Reynolds, Hagers
town. Mrs. GLADYS Reel, KeedySville