The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-15

ter an illness OF three weeks, aged
50 years,
Born and reared in this county,
he was the son of John M, and
Mary c. Harbaugh and had been
residing in this city for the past
d. years. He was a member of
Zion Reformed Church and the
Keiffer- Wagner Bible Class. For the
past S years he was employed by
the Federal Silk Mills.
Surviving are: His wife, Lena;
daughters, Mrs Charles +. Bierley
Baltimore; Mrs Kenneth Barringer,
this city; sister, Edith G. Harbaugh,
this city; Mrs. Legarda Gwin Wash
ington State, and brother, Percy M,
this city.
Dixie l.. Dern, son of the late
Abraham and Anna Dern, died on
August 8 at his home, ll06 Hamil-
ton boulevard following an illness
of five months, aged 66 years.
A former resident of Thurmont
where he was a well-known painter,
he moved to Hagerstown in l945. He
was a member of the Thurmont
Church of the Brethren of which he
was trustee for number Of ears
Surviving, besides his wife, Ida
Fike, are the following One daugh-
ter Mrs. Donald Eyler, this city;
grandson William; two sisters, Mrs.
David Hildebrand, Woodsboro, and
Mrs. Morris Anders, Xenia, Ohio;
and number of nicces and nepheWs
Mrs. Emma Rebecca Shelter,
widow Of George L.. Shelter, died
on August 9 at the Gateway Nursing
home where she had been a patient
since July 8, aged %.
Born near Jacobs Church, this
county, she was the daughter Of
John and Nancy PioIas Montz and
lived all of her life in the vicinity
of Petersburg and Waynesboro. For
the past u years she resided with
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Honodcl,
IIagerstown, Rt. 5. She was a mem
Der of the Jacobs Lutheran Church
Surviving are: Two daughters,
Mrs Honodel and Mrs. Albert Shin
dledeclter, Waynesboro; nine grand
children and seven great grandchil-
dren; brothers, Lewis and David
Montz, Sycamore, Ohio.
Mrs. Il. Katie Powell died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ellis
Potter, 20l5 Virginia avenue, on
August 8, aged 70 years. She was
member of the st. Paul's U. b.
! Church.
Surviving are: Sons, George F.
Diggs, this city; Earl N. Powell
Chambersburg; daughters, Mrs. Hen
ry r. Martin, Pen Mar, Pa; Mrs
II. B. Diehl, and Mrs. Ellis Potter
this city; stepdaughter, Mrs. Ann
Koontz, Baltimore; sister, Mrs. Ruth
Ann Daley, Blue Ridge Summit
seven grandchildren and six great
grand children.
Frederick Thomas Hose, "A, died
on August 8, at his home, 1876 North
Cannon avenue, after an illness of
two weeks.
He was born and reared in Ha-
gerstown, the son of John H., and
Mary ", Burkhart Hose. He was
a charter member of the Junior Fire
Company.
Surviving are: A daughter, Mrs
Harry Hahn; son, John, this city;
brother, Samuel c.; and two grand
children.
Mrs. Beulah l. Petrie died at her
home near Paramount on August
IS, aged 43.
She was a member of st. Pauls
U. B. Church, this city; and the
Thrivers Glass.
Surviving are: Her husband, Lu-
Their j., son, George; daughters,
Madeline and Elizabeth, at home;
brothers, Elvert, Manor Church; HUI
bert, Halfway; father, Robert R. VOL
ford, Hampshire county, W. Va.
Miss Mary A. Braungard, 100
North avenue, died on August 7. She
was a daughter of the late Jacob
c. and Elmire (Hawbaker) Braun
gard and was member of st. Pauls
M. E. Church.
Surviving are: A sister, Miss Ruby,
this city; brothers, J. Edward, this
city; and John Braungard, New
York.
Jesse Lee Harr, Ill East Baltimore
street, died on August 7 at the