The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-02-26

| N t ional Education Association,
I Maryland State Teachers Associa-
! ton, and Washington County Teach
ers Association.
: She began teaching in 1925 and
had taught at Lappans, Sunnyside
Western Reserve, Smithsburg and
Antietam.
She is survived by: her parents,
Charles and Elizabeth Eakle Rams
burg, Hagerstown; a brother, Milton
E. Ramsburg, Sharpsburg; and sis
ter, Mrs. Russell H. Getting, Keedys-
vile.
Mrs. Mary MagdaIene Smith, wife
of Evan B. Smith, Boonsboro, died
at her home on February %. She
had been i'll about months and was
So years of age.
She was the daughter of the late
John R. and Susan Kate (Pry) Nuna-
maker and was born in Keedysville.
She was a member of Trinity Re-
formed Church, Boonsboro; Aid So
! city; and Boonsboro Firemen's Aux
iliary.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by: son, c. Randolph, at
home; two sisters, Mrs. Kleora Ear
ley, Sharpsburg and Miss Naomi
Nunamaker; and two brothers, Karl
P. Nunamaker, Kacaughtan Veter-
ans Home, Phoebis, Va. and Sam
uel R. Nunamaker, Hagerstown.
Mrs. Maize S. Adams, wife of Da-
vid R. Adams, 80 Roessner Avenue,
died at Washington County Hospital
on February 81, following an illness
of two months. She was 81 years
of age.
She is survived by: her husband,
five children, Wilbur W., Clear
Spring Route l; Mrs. Donald Line,
Funkstown; and David B., Leroy F.,
and NJ Lucille at home; and one
brother, Lincoln G. Slower, Nc
Gaheysville, Va.
Gerald William Beatty died at his
home, Funkstown Hill, on February
81.
He was the son of Mrs. Agnes
Irene (Foltz) Beatty and the late
Merrill w. Beatty and was born in
Hagerstown.
He was member of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Funkstown
He is survived by his mother.
Frank b. Brunk, SO, one of the old
est guests at the Maugansville Men
MONTE Home, died on February 81
at the home. He was a member of
the Reiff Mennonite Church.
He is survived by six children, Jo-
seph, Goshen, Ind; George and Hen
ry, Tampa, Fla; Samuel and Mrs.
Fannie Conhaus, both of Benbigh,
Va, and Christian of Arizona.
James V. Baker, of Leitersburg,
died on February 20, aged 80 years.
He was the last survivor of fam
lily of four children.
Born and reared in Blair's Val
ley, he later moved to Leitersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker celebrated their
61st wedding anniversary on Feb
ruary IS. He was machiniSt by
trade and was employed by the
Prick Company and the Lands Tool
Company in Waynesboro. He was
later employed as machinist at the
Western Maryland Railroad in Hag-
erstown and retired in 1887.
He was member of the Calvary
Tabernacle, Waynesboro, and the
Red Mems Lodge, Leitersburg.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth (Slick) Baker; two sons, D.
Lester, Baltimore; and Maxwell, Lei
tersburg; a daughter, Mrs. w. J.
Dean, Hagerstown; three grandchil
dren and one great grandchild.
Edwin E. Enyart, Clear Spring,
died on February 20, aged II years.
He had been a resident of Clear
Spring for the past three years. A
retired government employee, he had
served in the United States Account
ing Department in Washington for
80 years.
Surviving are: his wife, Keturah
P. Enyart; son, Col. Byron K. En-
yart, Falls Church, Va; a sister, Mrs.
Orpha Mitchell, Los Angeles, Cal;
a brother, Ora Enyart, Indianapolis,
Ind; and two grandchildren, Bar
bara and Bonnie Enyart.
LOnnie B. Blevins, SIG Indiana
Avenue, a retired Western Maryland
engineer, died on February 20, of a
heart attack, in front of the Court
House, aged SO years.
Mr. RlevinS had henr eror1ound