The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-02-21
United Brethren Church of Bene-

neI nome, OleVeldilQ avenue, Oll
February 10, aged GA years.
Born and reared in townsville,
she was the daughter of William
E., and Susan Angle Eader, and was
a member of Zion Reformed Church.
Surviving are: Four sons, Creston
E., Lauran b., c. Franklin, Clar-
ence, all of this city; sisters, Mrs.
Bessie G. Corderman, Mrs. John
Thomas, Miss Emma X. Eader, this
city; Mrs Sally Shaw, Washington,
d. c.; brothers, Lewis M, Pitts
burgh; John b., Reading, Pa, and
4 grandchildren.
Roy ii. Crawford died at his home
in Bridgeport, on February 10, after
an illness of 8 months, aged SO years.
He was born and reared in this
city, the son of John ID. and Anna
(Stine) Crawford He was a mem
Der of the Grace U. B. Church.
Besides his wife, Tressa, he is
survived by: A daughter, Evelyn;
sons, Earl L. and Claude L., this
city; father, John ID. Crawford,
Williamsport; three grandchildren;
sisters, Mrs w. r. Judd, Lydia, Md;
brothers, Charles r., John W., this
city; Chester r., Chambersburg, and
TIoranra 4 IH;1I;ap,,xor4
Edith v. TrOvinger, wife of Will
liam r. Trovinger, died on Febru-
airy 10 at her home, 10 Playground
avenue, aged 70.
Born in Petersburg, she was the
daughter of Soloman and Mary
(Wagner) Hartle, and the last sur
viving member of her family. She
was a member of Christ's Reformed
church and the Berean Class.
Surviving are: Her husband, Will
liam r. Trovinger; sons, Charles W.,
Arvine F., Preston p, Lee H., Harry
j., John L., Lloyd c., all of this
city; daughters, Mrs. Mary Forsythe,
Mrs Harriet Miller, Miss Edith A.
Trovinger, all of this city; 10 grand
children and five great grandchil-
dren.
Mrs. Virginia Handshaw Layman,
widow of William Henry Layman,
Gateway Nursing Home, died at
the Washington County Hospital on
February II, after an illness Of three
months, aged 80 years. She was born
in Elkton, Va.
Surviving are: Four daughters,
Mrs. Sadie Stephen, Broadfording;
Mrs. Lulu Mcdaniel, McGaheysville,
Va; Mrs. Gloria Layman, Hagers-
town, and Mrs Gertrude LOCKER,
Elkton, Va. IA grandchildren and 7
great grandchildren also survive.
Roy Cleveland Swartz died at his
home, 124 High street, on February
II, aged 81 years.
He was a member of the Loyal
Order of Moose.
Surviving are: Seven daughters,
Mrs. Viola F. Williams, Mrs. Made
line V. Vincent, Mrs. Catherine
Longnecker, Mrs. Alice Barnhart,
Mrs. Frances NIcNamee, Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mrs. Betty Vulgamott,
all of this city; sons, Robert c., and
Clarence E., stationed in the South
Pacific; sisters, Mrs. L. B. Bone
brake, Mrs r. J. Riley, Mrs. John
D. Grinisly, all of this city; Mrs. P.
R. Duflux, Lafayette, La; Mrs. Ell
mer Grub, Washington, D. c.;
brothers, S. c., Lemoyne, Pa; Rob-
ert and Earl, both of Harrisburg.
Samuel Clinton Powell, 1O6 Fair
ground avenue, died at the Wash
ington County hospital, on February
II, after an illness of one week,
aged rs years.
Born and reared in Middleburg,
he was the son of Samuel and Am
anda Ridenour Powell.
He is survived by: His wife,
Blanche, and several nephews.
William Henry Edwards died at
his home on Park road on February
II, aged 70.
Born and reared in Berryville, he
was the son of Benjamin B. and
Sarah (Pier) Edwards. He was a
member of Christ's Reformed
Church, the Clever-Smith Bible
Class, and the Woodmen of the
World.
Surviving, besides wife, Mary E.
(Crim) Edwards, are: Five sons,
Robert Ernest, Hagerstown; Harry
c., Boonsboro; Denton S., at home;
Lester E., State Line; w. Lee, Ha-
gerstown; sister, Mrs. Gertrude Ear
hart, Waynesboro, Va, and eight