The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-11-23
DEATHS


Mrs Warren Vincent, 651s West
Franklin street, aged So years He
was a member of the Owls Club in
Waynesboro
His only son, Russell, was killed
in action in France last June II.
Surviving are sister, Mrs. Grace
Butts, Halfway, and brother, j. r.
Mcclellan, Petersburg, and a
granddaughter.
Removal was made to the Krais
mortuary where the body may be
viewed until Friday noon. Funeral
services will be held on Friday at
2 p. m. from the Lutheran Church
in Leitersburg, the Rev. l. D. Wor-
man officiating. Interment in the
Lutheran cemetery, Leitersburg
j. Clark Mcdowell, local dealer
for the International Harvester
Equipment Company, died Novem-
Der 81 at his home, SAG Salem ave-
nue., after weeks illness, aged 81.
He was a member of Mount Pts
gah, Greencastle, Continental Com
mandery, Knights Templar, Cham
bersburg, and the Reformed Church
at Marion, Pa
Surviving are wife, Mrs. Clara
(Talhelm) Mcdowell; sisters, Mrs
John Wilder, Kaufman Station,
and Miss Clara B. Mcdowell, this
city.
Samuel Emery Myers, former
resident of Hancock, died at the
Washington County Hospital on
Nov. Is. aged "a. He had been liv-
ing with daughter in Hagerstown,
Mrs. Annie I. Shank, 160 South Po-
tomac street, before his death.
Surviving are wife. Frances E.
Myers, Hagerstown; Children, Mrs.
Annie 1. Shank, Hagerstown, Grover
c. Myers, Hancock, Mrs Blanche
Younker, Hancock, Mrs Florence
Younker, Hancock. Mrs. Guthrie
Souders, Washington, Levi Myers,
Hancock, Charles Myers, Deliver
non, Pa. Mrs Pleasant Sagle, Han
cock, ALIVE Myers, Carnegie, Pa,
and Edward c. Myers, Washington,
D. G.
Mrs. Rose Dattilio, wife of Nicola
Dattilio, Security, died November 10
at the Waynesboro hospital, aged AZ
A member of ST. Mary's Catholic
Church, she is survived by husband;
sons, Louis and John, United States
Navy; Joseph, Dominic, Tony, Car
mon, Paul; daughters, Mary, Grace;
sisters, Mrs. James Kline, Mrs. ia
cob Rinehart, Mrs. David Lewellyn,
Miss Kathleen Prosper, all of Ha-
gerstown; Miss Mary Prosper, Balti-
more; brothers, Frank Prosper and
Adam Prosper, United States Army
Elmer w. Fleagle, 1913 West Wash
ington street, died November II,
aged IS years. He was a member of
the Trinity Lutheran Church, Ha-
gerstown, and the Trinity Sunday
School class.
Surviving are three sisters, Laura
Maylock, Taneytown; Clara Kohr,
York, Pa. and Mizura Lewis, De-
troit, Mich; one brother, George
Fleagle, York, Pa; also surviving
are nephews and neices.
Miss Francis Clay died at her
home at Pearre, Washington County
November II, aged SO.
Surviving are: sisters, Miss Ella,
Mrs. Raymond J. Doyle; and a
brother, Frank A., Hancock.
Mrs. EleanOra (Young) Groh,
widow of D. Webster Groh, died at
her home. 1918 Oak Hill avenue,
November II, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Groh was the last surviving
member of her family. She was
born on the Elias Young home farm
near Funkstown, Dec II, 1861, the
daughter of Elias Young and Rosana
(Bear) Young On May 4, 1886, she
married D Webster Groh and for
about Is years they travelled ex-
tensively and then returned to Ha-
gerstown to establish a permanent
residence.
Surviving are a daughter, r.
Eleanor, at home; sons. D. Webster
Jr., Edison Y and Garland E., all of
this city, and the following grand
children: Phyllis NJ. Lois E., Julia
s., ]. Louise, Charles G. and Vincent
R. Groh.
IF he's crazy enough to pay it, III
take it," - Crooner Frank Sinatra.
accepting Buffalo mans offer Of
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