The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28
DEATHS

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Jeremiah AIOnzO Andrews, 1901
Virginia avenue, aged rs years, died
suddenly on March 26, from heart
attack.
Born in the Williamsport district,
he was the son of jeremiah and
Margaret Johnson Andrews. A re-
tired employee of Cromer Silk Mills,
he was a member of Grace U. b.
Church and the Mems Bible Class
Besides his wife, Mollie Ramsburg
Andrews, he is survived by Two
daughters, Mrs. Walter Hause and
Mrs. Clarence Monninger; two sons,
Earl R., and Paul A., all of this city;
sisters, Mrs. Martha Butts, Benning-
ton, w. Va; Miss Ida Andrews, this
city; brothers, Samuel H, Middle
burg; George, Martinsburg; Frank,
Washington, D. c.; 7 grandchildren
and l great grandchild.
George David Stem, resident of
Smithsburg, died at his home on
March 26, after an illness of Z
months, aged 81 years.
Born in Williamsport, he was the
son of David and Sarah Lambert
Stem, and resided in Baltimore part
of his life, but spent his last %
years in Smithsburg.
He was a retired employee of the
Western Maryland Railroad and was
a member of the Trinity Lutheran
Church of Smithsburg.
Besides wife, Anna Beard Stem,
he is survived by: Three sisters, Miss
Bessie and jeanette Stem and Mrs.
Susie Topper, Baltimore.
George Clifford Cooper, 722 West
Washington street, died on March
Is, aged 43.
He was a member of the Grace
United Brethren Church, the Mems
Bible class, and the Fraternal Order
of Eagles.
Surviving, besides wife, Gladys
Cooper, are: Two sons, Thomas r.,
Dennis E. Cooper, both at home;
mother, Mrs. Ella Cooper, Baden,
Pa; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Trevillian,
Baden, Pa; Mrs. Ivane Gillespie,
Huntington, w. Va, Mrs. Ann Blair,
Cincinnati, Ohio and brother, Carl
P. Cooper, Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. GOIdie Evelyn Itnyer, Oar
gan, Md, died at the Washington
County Hospital on March Is, aged
II years.
Besides her husband, Thurston E.,
U. S. Army, and a daughter, San
ents, three sisters and brother.
Isaac d. Grove, retired county
roads supervisor, died at the Wash
ington County Hospital on March
25, after an illness of four weeks,
aged rs years.
Born in the Wilson district, he re-
sided in Williamsport his entire life.
He was very active in community
affairs and was a director of the
South End Developing Company,
Williamsport, and was a member of
the IOOF Lodge of Williamsport.
He is survived by: Five sons, EN-
DRY and w. J. Bryan Grove, both
of this city; Howard j., and Isaac
NJ, Williamsport; Doyle L., at home;
sisters, Mrs. Ida Brumbaugh, Mrs.
Lydia Crottill, Mrs. Edward Myers;
brothers, Joseph D., and Norman
N, all of Williamsport; Is grand
children and one great grandchild.
Pry A. Cost, 131 East Washing
ton street, died at the Washington
County Hospital on March "a, after
an illness of a few days, aged 81
A direct descendant of Daniel
Boone, he was born and reared in
KeedySville, the son of John and
Sarah Boone Cost.
Mr.. Cost was in the employ of
Charles H. Eylerly for Is years. He
organized the Keedysville and Map
1eville bands, both of which he di-
rected for many years.
In August, 1886, he was presented
a gold medal by DR.. Peter Buys in
recognition of his long and faithful
service with the Municipal Band.
Mr. Cost was member of Christ
Reformed Church, the Clever-Smith
Bible Glass, and until few years
ago was cornetist in the Sunday
School orchestra. He was also a
member of the Jr. o. U. A. M. in
Boonsboro.
Besides his wife, Beatrice Wilson,