Mrs. Beulah Rebecca Smith Houck,
81, Second Street, Woodsboro, widow of
Ira G. Houck, died in Vindobona Nursing
Home, Braddock Heights, Sunday,
Oct. 29, after an extended illness.
She was born Aug. 18, 1897, in
Frederick County, a daughter of the late
Charles Edward and Florence Bruneta
Smith. Her husband predeceased her
Dec. 3,1968.
She was a life member of the
Woodsboro Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
and a 50-year member of
Woodsboro Homemakers Club.
Surviving are three sons, Kenneth S,
Houck of Woodsboro, Harold H. Houck
of Baltimore and I. Marvin Houck of
Walkersville: one daughter, Mrs.
Phyllis H. Smith, Walkersville; five
brothers, Robert L. Smith of Frederick,
Walter C. Smith of Woodsboro, Dr.
Nevin E. Smith of Hagerstown, Steiner
W. Smith of Woodsboro and Harry E.
Smith of Walkersville; six grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
81, Second Street, Woodsboro, widow of
Ira G. Houck, died in Vindobona Nursing
Home, Braddock Heights, Sunday,
Oct. 29, after an extended illness.
She was born Aug. 18, 1897, in
Frederick County, a daughter of the late
Charles Edward and Florence Bruneta
Smith. Her husband predeceased her
Dec. 3,1968.
She was a life member of the
Woodsboro Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
and a 50-year member of
Woodsboro Homemakers Club.
Surviving are three sons, Kenneth S,
Houck of Woodsboro, Harold H. Houck
of Baltimore and I. Marvin Houck of
Walkersville: one daughter, Mrs.
Phyllis H. Smith, Walkersville; five
brothers, Robert L. Smith of Frederick,
Walter C. Smith of Woodsboro, Dr.
Nevin E. Smith of Hagerstown, Steiner
W. Smith of Woodsboro and Harry E.
Smith of Walkersville; six grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Beulah Rebecca Smith Houck,
81, Second Street, Woodsboro, widow of
Ira G. Houck, died in Vindobona Nursing
Home, Braddock Heights, Sunday,
Oct. 29, after an extended illness.
She was born Aug. 18, 1897, in
Frederick County, a daughter of the late
Charles Edward and Florence Bruneta
Smith. Her husband predeceased her
Dec. 3,1968.
She was a life member of the
Woodsboro Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
and a 50-year member of
Woodsboro Homemakers Club.
Surviving are three sons, Kenneth S,
Houck of Woodsboro, Harold H. Houck
of Baltimore and I. Marvin Houck of
Walkersville: one daughter, Mrs.
Phyllis H. Smith, Walkersville; five
brothers, Robert L. Smith of Frederick,
Walter C. Smith of Woodsboro, Dr.
Nevin E. Smith of Hagerstown, Steiner
W. Smith of Woodsboro and Harry E.
Smith of Walkersville; six grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
81, Second Street, Woodsboro, widow of
Ira G. Houck, died in Vindobona Nursing
Home, Braddock Heights, Sunday,
Oct. 29, after an extended illness.
She was born Aug. 18, 1897, in
Frederick County, a daughter of the late
Charles Edward and Florence Bruneta
Smith. Her husband predeceased her
Dec. 3,1968.
She was a life member of the
Woodsboro Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
and a 50-year member of
Woodsboro Homemakers Club.
Surviving are three sons, Kenneth S,
Houck of Woodsboro, Harold H. Houck
of Baltimore and I. Marvin Houck of
Walkersville: one daughter, Mrs.
Phyllis H. Smith, Walkersville; five
brothers, Robert L. Smith of Frederick,
Walter C. Smith of Woodsboro, Dr.
Nevin E. Smith of Hagerstown, Steiner
W. Smith of Woodsboro and Harry E.
Smith of Walkersville; six grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
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