A.C. Moler, Brunswick Yard foreman, Dies --- ARCHIBALD CARLYLE MOLER, for 43 years an employe of the B&O Railroad and for the past several years a foreman in the Brunswick yards, died Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock at his home, 910 East B street after a lingering illness, aged 59 years.
A son of the late Daniel and Ella Chesnut Moler, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leviah Pumphrey Moler and these children: Maurice, Donald, Pauline and Eleanor Moler, of Washington; Mrs. Lorraine Keller, Middletown, and Charlotte L. and A. Richard Moler, at home. These brothers and sisters also survive: Mrs. Bessie Echiert, Mrs. Madeline Jennings, Vernon and Ronald Moler, of Washington; Albert G. Moler, Baltimore; Leslie C., and Harry A. Moler, Brunswick.
He was a member of Brunswick Lodge No. 191 A.F., and A. Masons, Tall Cedars of Hagerstown; Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Brunswick Rod and Gun Club, New York Hill Methodist church and the Wesley Brotherhood.
Masonic funeral services were held at the Brunswick M.E. Church, South; interment was in Park Heights cemetery; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home.
Source: The News (Frederick, MD)
August 15, 1949
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A son of the late Daniel and Ella Chesnut Moler, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leviah Pumphrey Moler and these children: Maurice, Donald, Pauline and Eleanor Moler, of Washington; Mrs. Lorraine Keller, Middletown, and Charlotte L. and A. Richard Moler, at home. These brothers and sisters also survive: Mrs. Bessie Echiert, Mrs. Madeline Jennings, Vernon and Ronald Moler, of Washington; Albert G. Moler, Baltimore; Leslie C., and Harry A. Moler, Brunswick.
He was a member of Brunswick Lodge No. 191 A.F., and A. Masons, Tall Cedars of Hagerstown; Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Brunswick Rod and Gun Club, New York Hill Methodist church and the Wesley Brotherhood.
Masonic funeral services were held at the Brunswick M.E. Church, South; interment was in Park Heights cemetery; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home.
Source: The News (Frederick, MD)
August 15, 1949
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A.C. Moler, Brunswick Yard foreman, Dies --- ARCHIBALD CARLYLE MOLER, for 43 years an employe of the B&O Railroad and for the past several years a foreman in the Brunswick yards, died Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock at his home, 910 East B street after a lingering illness, aged 59 years.
A son of the late Daniel and Ella Chesnut Moler, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leviah Pumphrey Moler and these children: Maurice, Donald, Pauline and Eleanor Moler, of Washington; Mrs. Lorraine Keller, Middletown, and Charlotte L. and A. Richard Moler, at home. These brothers and sisters also survive: Mrs. Bessie Echiert, Mrs. Madeline Jennings, Vernon and Ronald Moler, of Washington; Albert G. Moler, Baltimore; Leslie C., and Harry A. Moler, Brunswick.
He was a member of Brunswick Lodge No. 191 A.F., and A. Masons, Tall Cedars of Hagerstown; Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Brunswick Rod and Gun Club, New York Hill Methodist church and the Wesley Brotherhood.
Masonic funeral services were held at the Brunswick M.E. Church, South; interment was in Park Heights cemetery; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home.
Source: The News (Frederick, MD)
August 15, 1949
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A son of the late Daniel and Ella Chesnut Moler, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leviah Pumphrey Moler and these children: Maurice, Donald, Pauline and Eleanor Moler, of Washington; Mrs. Lorraine Keller, Middletown, and Charlotte L. and A. Richard Moler, at home. These brothers and sisters also survive: Mrs. Bessie Echiert, Mrs. Madeline Jennings, Vernon and Ronald Moler, of Washington; Albert G. Moler, Baltimore; Leslie C., and Harry A. Moler, Brunswick.
He was a member of Brunswick Lodge No. 191 A.F., and A. Masons, Tall Cedars of Hagerstown; Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Brunswick Rod and Gun Club, New York Hill Methodist church and the Wesley Brotherhood.
Masonic funeral services were held at the Brunswick M.E. Church, South; interment was in Park Heights cemetery; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home.
Source: The News (Frederick, MD)
August 15, 1949
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