OBIT: William Crosby REYNOLDS, 1949, of interest in Somerset County, PA

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W. CROSBY REYNOLDS

  W. Crosby Reynolds, aged 53, died in Baltimore, on Wednesday morning.  He is a 
son of Mrs. Alice Reynolds, and a brother of Mrs. William Horning, Salisbury St.  
He was car distributor in the office of general superintendent of the B. & O. 
Railroad.
  The remains will be brought to Meyersdale for interment with Masonic rites in 
Union Cemetery on Friday afternoon.  A brief service will be held in charge of 
Rev. L. A. McKinley.  Interment in charge of W. C. Price and Son.

Meyersdale Republican, August 18, 1949



WILLIAM CROSBY REYNOLDS

  Funeral services for William Crosby Reynolds of 2512 Arunah Avenue, Baltimore, 
were conducted by the Rev. James A. Dudley at the William J. Tickner Funeral 
Home in Baltimore on Friday August 19.  Interment was made in the Meyersdale 
cemetery.
  Mr. Reynolds was born at Coketon, W.Va., November 14, 1895, son of John Jacob 
and Alice Walker Reynolds.  He died of coronary occulsion at the Bon Secours 
hospital in Baltimore, Aug. 17.  Those of the immediate family surviving are his 
wife, Ida M. Reynolds; a daughter, Mrs. Paul W. Henry, Mt. Airy, Md.; his 
mother, Mrs. Alice Reynolds, Meyersdale, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Wm. Horning, 
Meyersdale, and a granddaughter, Paula Virginia Henry.
  Mr. Reynolds gave generously of his time and ability to the Harlem Park 
Methodist Church of Baltimore, serving as a member of the Board of Trustees, the 
Official Board, and as representative to the Baltimore Annual Conference of the 
Methodist Church.  He was also a member of the Masonic Order, holding membership 
in the Blue Lodge of Cumberland; and a member of the Shrine.
  Members of the Masonic Order of Meyersdale served as pallbearers and took 
charge of the final burial rites, the Rev. W. S. Benshoff of the Brethren 
Church, Meyersdale, officiating.

Meyersdale Republican, August 25, 1949