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rROSTBURGFARRADY BROTHERS TO BE BURIED SUNDAYJ Beroes of World Var Will Be I Laid to Rest in Mausoleum in I K Allegany Cemetery.| who received orders to carry Farra-idy io the hospital had been killed dur in* the six-day engagement. It is thought Farradv died shortly after being shot. The captain aud Farra-dy were burled together with military ceremonial. .De;Frostburg, Md„ Oct. 15.—The funeral services of Privates Hugh and 'John Farraday, sons of Mr. and Mrs. •John Farraday, Bowery street, the •Tads for whom the Farraday Post •No- 24 was named, In honor of• their heroic death on the battlefield ' of France was conducted#with military honors from the family home tomorrow afternoon 2 o'clock.-it, The order of service will be as follows: selection; Legion ($;remon I ,lal prayer by Legion Chaplain; quar] *tett; addresses by Rev. W. D. Reese and Rev. Seth R. Downio; eulogy, Post Commander, Dr. E. D. Everet; benediction by minister.'* Immediately after the service / the funeral cortege will move to-j ;ward the Allegany cemetery* headed '.toy the Arion Band, in regular inil-! ltary style, followed by military escorts, the firing squad, clergy, the/ bodies of the two soldier brothers, drawn on gun caisson, pall bearers No. 24, respectively.'■*- At the grave a commital will be aald by the clergy followed by tho j regular military ceremony by the Poet ChaplaSn. Benediction and the plating of the bodieo In the beau ed by Mr. Farrady will conclude the most memorable service.How the Boys Met Death '.-. Private John Farrady was borni February 32. 1SS7. On the 27th day! of September, 1917, he was drafted! and ivas stationed at Camp Meade’ until March 191S, at which time' he was sent over seas and became ai member of Co. C. 16Sth Infantry, better known as tho Rainbow Division. He • was called to active service in the Lorraine drive, - where: they had hand to hand combats and' wherein he served ilO days without rest. He was withdrawn from Lorraine and moved to the front where strenuous and .heroic fighting yas rampant and under the French General Gourand’s command repuls-i .ed by an iron defense the German assualt and made possible the offensive of July isth to the west ofFmarrouifactSUfflLOCAL DRUGGISTS WEDS MISS KATHLEEN LAPP ,,c0Upier ( milebothCretMarriage of John C. Todd Took PJace in Columbus Ohio, on October 12.ness Geoi prod opor from in p derFrostburg. Md.. Oct 35.—Announcement has just been made of the wedding of Miss Kathleen Lapp, daughter 1 D of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lapp, S3 W. I tenc Loo street and John C. Todd, local wea pharmacist, which took place at Col- resr umbus, Ohio. Wednesday, October 12. {allv Miss Lapp Jeft Thursday for Akron,fullikefleetRulrthistrad!cour. sitau far onOhio, where she spent several days with her sister. Leaving Akron, Tuesday evening, she met Mr. Todd at Columbus, Wednesday mornfhg, whore they were married at high noon. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Todd boarded a train for New York city where they will spend their honeymoon and make fall and winter selection of supplies for the Todd'S, Drug Company. 'JneMrs. Todd was formerly engaged at the Todd pharmacy as-an assistant to Mr. Todd and is one of Frostburg'3 charming young women. Mr. Todd is an experienced and registered druggist. is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, having received the degree. Bachelor of Pharmacy, in the year 391G. He came here in April l.°20 and assumed the management of the Todd store and has made rapid and a successful stride in the drug business here. lie recently copvwright-ed a formula for a headache capsule which according to government chemists. cannot be equalled.After a sojurn of eight or ten days in Now York, Mr. and Mrs. Todd will L return to Frostburg, where thev ex- ML pect to take up their residence. Both of the young people are well and most, favorably known to a large circle of freinds both in Frostburg and Cumberland.mor. Coat pica' In by re mucl and erin* wlnt nape How er ar have dorm thoujket tRheims. He also fought in theiChat-teau Tlilery battle and the St. Mi-hiel 'drive. On October 1G. 191S,Private Farrady was advancing*11 n inof a Lem ed pNick Whyte Band, U. R. K. P.|Tlie Armory, Piedmont, W. Va.,U d. Monday, Oct. 17. I'cnti--—- • GenEVANGELISTIC SERVICES imertH711 T tixrr* ____
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Cumberland Evening Times
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Sat, Oct 15, 1921
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