Mrs. Laura L. Brewer Dies in Baltimore
Mr. Clarke of Stephen sent for Baltimore to attend the funeral of his mother in law Mrs. Laura L. Brewer who died July 13 at her Baltimore home.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
8
Mr. Clarke of Stephen sent for Baltimore to attend the funeral of his mother in law Mrs. Laura L. Brewer who died July 13 at her Baltimore home.
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The deceased will be interred at Rose Hill Cemetery in Hagerstown Maryland. A Concordia Lutheran Church member she leaves two daughters Louise Crossy of Baltimore and Clarke Hardesty of Stephenson Virginia. Also surviving are three granddaughters and siblings Mrs D W Lowman Mrs Samuel Tyler Edward E Woessner of Hagerstown and Martin L Woessner of California.
Frank S. Emmert, senior member of the Emmert dry goods firm in Martinsburg West Virginia, was severely shocked but not seriously injured when a porch railing gave way under his weight. He fell about six feet while watching a storm yesterday afternoon. Relatives and friends feared the fall might be serious due to his advanced age.
Local residents report visits among family and friends in Virginia. Rosenberger and Philippi families travel to see C. H. Snapp. Russell Campbell and Miller families visit Stewart Miller. Peer from Mountain Falls visits Hollis Clowser. Ella Bucher spends a day with Hollis Clowser. Harry Allamong remains ill with friends hoping for recovery.
Rev and Mrs Coleman with guests traveled to Leesburg for an open air service. Miss Mabel C Massey left for Lake Junaluska NC for a Sunday school workers conference. Mrs Kendrick and three children of Suffolk VA visit Greenway Court with Coesy. Mary Summerville and Audrey Fritts with friends saw The Sailor Made Man in Winchester. Louise Meage hosts the Ladies Bridge Club. Dr Robert Randolph of Atciwood visited. The Bryarlys camp near Winchester. Mrs Snell spends weekend in Washington returning with sister Dorothy Meade.
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