The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-15
DEATHS

Isaac Evan ShanhOltz, 613 George
street, died at his home on Novem-
Der IL, after an illness of two years,
aged 80 years.
He was employed for number
of years by the city.
Surviving are: His wife, Rebecca;
daughters, Mrs. Frank Russell and
Mrs. Robert yesterday, both of this
city: sons, Sgt. Lewis W., Mcclure
General Hospital, Richmond, Va;
Pvt, Roy Lee, Germany; Pvt. Paul
w, Fort Lewis, Washington; Pfc.
James r., England; Pfc Raymond j.,
Germany; Melvin c. and Charles F.,
at home. Five grandchildren, two
great grandchildren, two sisters and
three brothers also survive.
Mrs. Fannie f. FANCY died at
the home of her daughter Mrs. J.
F. Davis, Kentucky avenue, Wash
ington, d. c., on November IL, aged
one son, Edgar H. Myers, of Wash
rs years.
She was born and reared in Fred
ericl1 County and spent most of her
life in Connecticut.
Surviving are: Three daughters,
Mrs Roger c. Hershey, and Mrs.
Samuel Fleagle, both of this city;
Mrs j. F. Davis, Washington, D. c.,
ington, and several grandchildren.
Owen L. DOrer, AZ East Washing
ton street, died on November II, in
the Mt, Wilson hospital near Pixies
vile, aged 20.
He was a member of the United
Brethren church, and the Moose
and Eagles lodges of this city,
Surviving are: His wife, Mrs. Isa-
belle Dorer, this city; daughter, 10
Ellen, at home; mother, Mrs Lou
ella Conner, Parkton, Md; grand
mother, Mrs Alice Routzahn, this
city
Alex Bradley Nave, ST., of Pines
burg, died instantly on November
10, when he was crushed by a Yves
tern Maryland freight train at Pines
burg.
A son of the late Joseph and
Martha Nave, the deceased is sur
vived by the following: Daughters, /
Mrs Albert Henson, Williamsport;
Mrs. William Henson and Mrs. Frank
Henson, Hagerstown; Mrs Kaloin
Baer, Harrisonburg, Va; sons, Will
liam Nave, HagerstoWn; Eugene,
Pinesburg; Pfc, Elmer Nave, Camp
Meade; Alex Nave, Jr., Pinesburg;
brothers, William, Mt Brian; Jacob !
and Charles Nave, Hagerstown
Mrs. Margaret L. Harrison, widow
of Charles Harrison, Mapleville, died
on November 10 at the home of her |
nephew, Edgar Harrison, Cavetown,
aged SO years. She was a member !
of the Beaver Creek Christian
Church
Surviving are: One brother, Rufus
Morgan, this city; half brother, Nor
gan, Wolfsville; also several nieces
and nephews.
Mrs. Milda Smith, wife of Cyrus
Smith, Hancock Route /, died on
November 10 at her home, aged "a
years.
Surviving, besides her husband |
are the following; Four children,
Patricia, Janet, Robert and John at
home; brothers, William and Ulysses
Keefer, Mercersburg, Pa; sisters,
Miss Stella Keefer and Mrs. Rem
ington Ambrose, of Mercersburg,
Pa; Mrs. Edward Younker, Hancock,
and Mrs. Curtis Smith, Big Pool.
John Henry Robinson died sud
denly on November at his resi-
dence at Claylick, near MERGERS
burg, Pa, aged SO years.
The following survive: Sons,
Lawrence, Ala; John P, Clear
Spring; Paul H., Williamsport; Boyd
: M, U. S. Army; Fred W., Clear
Spring; Harry, U. S. Army; Earl,
Williamsport; Leroy, Big Spring, and
Donald A, Clear Spring; daughters,
Anna, Greencastle; Ella L., Hagers-
town; Dorothy May, Ruth and Susan
M, all of Clear Spring; sisters, Mrs
Mary Timmons and Mrs. Anna Bow
ers, Mercersburg; Mrs. Lille Myers,
Fort London, Pa; brothers, Abram