Kenderson Taylor Castle, well known farmer, residing about 2 miles south of Middletwon, died suddenly at home about 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, following a heart attack, aged 50 years, 11 months and 5 days. Mr. Castle had not been ill and had been about the fields during the afternoon as usual, until shortly before his death, when he went to the house and stated he was not feeling well, and desided to lie down for a few minutes. Shortly afterwards he was found dead. He us survived by seven daughters and four sons:
Mrs. Mary Gregory and
Mrs. William Kessler, Baltimore;
Mrs. John Stone, Jefferson;
Mrs. Roy Cline, Frederick;
Mrs. Edward Snurr; west of Middletown;
Mrs. Edwin Burke,
Frederick;
Mrs. Hattie Long at home,
J. William Castle, Lewistown;
Washington S. Castle, south of Middletown, and
Martin L. and
Thomas J. Castle, both at home. One sister, Mrs. Katie Horine, of Frederick, and three brothers. George Castle, Brunswick;  and Josephus and John Castle, Dallas, Texas also survive. The funeral took place Friday afternoon at two  o' clock, with services at the house, conducted by Rev. William Charles Day, pastor of Zion Evangalical Lutheran church. Internment in the Lutheran cemetery.13