at Clearwater, Fla., where he had lived for about two years. He previously
resided in Cleveland, Ohio, where before his retirement he owned and operated a
dairy business.
He was a son of the late Joseph and Emma Bankert Warehime. He was a member of
First English Lutheran church, Baltimore, and belonged to Glenville Lodge 618,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons and Glanville Chapter 197. Royal Arch Masons,
both of Cleveland.
Surviving are his widow, Lillie Mae Warehime, a son and daughter, Bish P.
Warehime, Clearwater, and Mrs. Lester Arter, Cleveland; seven brothers and four
sisters, Mrs. Ada E. Babylon, Mrs. Addie S. Leppo, John R., Norman G., and
Russell A. Warehime, Westminster and vicinity; Hon I. and Earl H. Warehime,
Cleveland; Herschel J. and Mrs. Eloise C. Stout, Baltimore; Maurice C. Warehime,
Littlestown, and Miss Emma M. Warehime, Chicago.
The funeral was held at the Myers funeral home, Westminster, Friday, June l9, at
2 p.m. The Rev.
Willis R. Brenneman, pastor of St. Benjamin's (Krider's) Lutheran Church,
officiated. Burial was in Krider's cemetery.
THE CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, WE8TMIN8TER, MD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959
at Clearwater, Fla., where he had lived for about two years. He previously
resided in Cleveland, Ohio, where before his retirement he owned and operated a
dairy business.
He was a son of the late Joseph and Emma Bankert Warehime. He was a member of
First English Lutheran church, Baltimore, and belonged to Glenville Lodge 618,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons and Glanville Chapter 197. Royal Arch Masons,
both of Cleveland.
Surviving are his widow, Lillie Mae Warehime, a son and daughter, Bish P.
Warehime, Clearwater, and Mrs. Lester Arter, Cleveland; seven brothers and four
sisters, Mrs. Ada E. Babylon, Mrs. Addie S. Leppo, John R., Norman G., and
Russell A. Warehime, Westminster and vicinity; Hon I. and Earl H. Warehime,
Cleveland; Herschel J. and Mrs. Eloise C. Stout, Baltimore; Maurice C. Warehime,
Littlestown, and Miss Emma M. Warehime, Chicago.
The funeral was held at the Myers funeral home, Westminster, Friday, June l9, at
2 p.m. The Rev.
Willis R. Brenneman, pastor of St. Benjamin's (Krider's) Lutheran Church,
officiated. Burial was in Krider's cemetery.
THE CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, WE8TMIN8TER, MD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959
Family Members
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Maurice Clotworthy Wareheim
1883–1970
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Ada Elizabeth Warehime Babylon
1886–1966
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Estella Delora Warehime Fuhrman
1887–1958
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Addie Savannah Warehime Leppo
1888–1975
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Anna Louisa Warehime
1888–1889
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Hon Isaiah Warehime
1890–1980
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Alverta Marcellus Warehime Yingling
1892–1955
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Herschel Joseph Warehime
1893–1977
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John Raymond Warehime Sr
1895–1981
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Earl Hesson Warehime
1896–1976
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Norman Germanus Warehime
1898–1978
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Eloise Carey Warehime Stout
1899–1989
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Russell Annan Warehime
1901–1997
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Emma Margaret Warehime
1907–1969
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