Smyrna times., 1928-04-11
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Linnie H. George, Wife of Ed
mund George, Dies Suddenly at Her
Home on West Commerce Street

Home on West Commerce Street
Mrs. Linnie HI. George, wife Of Ed
mund George, died at her home on
West Commerce stret at o'clock FRI
day afternoon, April 9th. Mrs. George
had been an invalid for a number Of
years. She was the daughter Of the
late Cyrus X. Snyder and Louisa Paul
Snyder, and was born at Gratz,
Dauphin County, Pa, February 18th,
1866. She is survived BY her husband
and four children as follows: Walter
e. George Of Chattanooga, Tennessee,
Mrs. A. A. Anthony Of Philadelphia,
Pa, Mrs. j. 4. Paine Of Norristown,
Pa, and William H. George Of near
Smyrna; also two sisters, Mrs. George
Bradley Of Blackbird, and Mrs. Henry
Hartman Of near Smyrna. The de-
ceased was a member Of Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
services were in charge Of Rev. r. X.
Stephenson, assisted by Rev. Milton
McCann Of Blackwood, New Jersey.
Interment took place at Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Smyrna, Monday afternoon
Relatives and friends from Lancaster,
Chester Springs, Phoenixville, Norris
town, Philadelphia, Camden and
Blackwood n. J., were those from a
distance who attended the funeral.
William Inman Dies at ROxborough
William Inman, aged as, Of Rox-
borough, Pa, native Of Smyrna, died
Thursday after lingering illness
from heart trouble. He had just been
discharged from the hospital and was
thought On the road to recovery when
he was taken with a sudden attack
and died Mr. Inman after leaving
Smyrna, went in with his brother-in-
law, Samuel Levering, a cement con
tractor of Roxborough. Two wears
ago he suffered his first heart attack
from overstrain from lifting and new
er got right. Since then he has been
under treatment and in hospitals sew
eral times with the hope of better
health but to no avail. He never mar
ried. Two sisters and two brothers
survive: Mrs. Sallie Neunum and John
Inman Of Smyrna; Elisha Inman of
Woodland Beach, and Mrs. Samuel
Levering of RoXborough Funeral
and interment took place at Glenwood
Cemetery, this town, on Monday af-
ternoon
Death Of Mrs. Charles H. Jones
Mrs. Martha Taylor Jones, aged Is
widow Of Charles Fl. Jones, died at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Clar-
ence M. Gears, Monday night after a
lingering illness. While in poor
health for some time it was not until
Sunday her heart went back Oh her
and she gradually sank to the end.
Mrs. Jones was a member Of Asbury
NJ f. Church Of long standing and
was good woman and devoted mother
TO her children. She was born and
raised in Maryland but spent most Of
her life in this vicinity She il sur
vived bv two children: Mrs. Clarence
WI Gears. near town, and Mr. Thomas
Jones of Philadelphia Funeral ser
vices viii take place from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gears
near town, at 1.3O o'clock tomorrow,
Thursday afternoon, and interment
will be in Glenwood cemetery.
Death Of Mrs. John W. Dyer, Dover
Mrs. Ellen Dyer, aged 84 years,
widow Of John W. Dyer, Civil War
veteran, died at Dover Saturday ev-
ening after an illness Of a few days.
Funeral services We're held in Holy
Cross Catholic Church this (Wednes-
day. morning at 10 o'clock, and inter-
ment took place in Bethel NJ. z. Gem
etery, near CheSwold.