The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-26

after an illness of six years, aged
66 years.
He was the son of Lloyd and EN-
ma (Sank) Koogle and was born
near Middletown. He was mem
Der of the Lutheran Church of Mid
dletown and the South Mountain
Council, Junior Order of United
American Mechanics.
He is survived by wife, Mrs.
Bessie Koogle; sisters, Mrs. Kate
Moser and Mrs. William Keller,
both of Funkstown, and Mrs. Meta
Hammond, this city.
DIN Ray Andrews, Hagerstown,
Route g. died instantly on Septem-
Der %, when the automobile he was
driving was demolished by B &
o train at Roxbury crossing. He
was So years Of age.
Born and reared at Hurlock, Md,
Mr. Andrews had resided in this sec
ton for about ten years, during
which time he had served as farm
supervisor at the State Reformatory
for Males, at RoXbury.
He was the son of J. B. and Mary
(Todd) Andrews, and a member Of
St. Paul's Methodist church.
Surviving, besides wife, Ava, are:
A daughter, Shirley at home; sisters,
Mrs Mary Rock, Mrs. Mary Os-
borne, Hurlock; Elizabeth Andrews,
Washington, d. c.; Doris Andrews,
Arlington, Va; brothers, ElwoOd,
Hurlock; Benson, Staunton, Va; Gil
bert, Salem N. j., and stepmother,
Mrs Elgin Andrews, Arlington.
Miss Doris NJ. Irving, daughter of
Mrs Frank Irving, near Reid, died
suddenly at her home of a heart
ailment on September %.
She is survived by: Her mother,
Mrs Julia Irving; brother, Adrian,
at home; sisters, Mrs. Phyllis M.
Wolfe. Williamsport, Md, and Mrs.
Mary R. Klaschus, Gainesville.
Abner Jackson Smith died at his
home in Big Pool on September %,
aged "a years.
Born in Madison county, Va, he
was the son of the late Gabriel and
Evelyn (Davis) Smith. He was the
last member of his family and is
survived by several nieces and
nepheWs.
Abraham Howard KERN, 116 Way
side avenue, died at the Washington
County Hospital on September %,
following an illness of five years,
aged IT years
Born and reared in Altoona, Pa,
he was the son of Tulbot and Sarah
E (Arbie) KERN. He had been re-
siding in this city for the past three
years and was a member of St
Johns Lutheran Church.
He is survived by: His wife, Anna;
daughter, Miss Mildred, at home;
sister, Mrs. w. w. Orner; brothers,
James and Jesse, all of Altoona, Pa.
Grover C. BOward, 739 Chestnut
Street, died on September % at the
Washington County Hospital, as the
result of injuries received the previ-
Gus day. He was So years of age.
A member of the Antietam Fire
Company, he is survived by: Two
daughters, Mrs Louise Jones and
Mrs. Virginia Keyser, both of this
city; sisters, Mrs. Emma Everhart
and Mrs. Edna Smith, this city;
brothers, Fred Boward, Lewis Bow
ard and Wilbur Boward, this city,
and five grandchildren.
George r. Hewlett, Williamsport,
Route l, died on September 81, at
the Washington County Hospital,
aged SO.
Survivors include: Three sons,
Wallace, Baltimore; John, Williams
port, Route /; Robert, George, this
city; daughters, Mrs. Leona Whit
tington, Mrs. Clarence Guessford,
Miss Lena Hewlett, Mrs. Anna
Rohrer, this city, and Mrs. Jerry
Young, Williamsport, Route l.
Peter N. SANTOS, widely known
restaurant proprietor, died unex-
pectedly of heart attack on Septem-
Der 20 at his home, 1921 Potomac
avenue, aged So.
Born in Kythire, Greece, Sept.
II, 1898, he came to this country in
1906 and settled in Westminster,
where his father for a number of
years conducted a delicatessen.
At his fathers death, Mr.. SANTOS
succeeded in the business and con-
tinued it until 1882 when he came