The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13
DEATHS


Maize Bryan Kendall, 1877 John
street, died on November IL, at the
Washington County Hospital.
She was the daughter of the late
C. L. Butler and Mrs. Anna Mary
Butler Inwood, w. Va. She was
member of the First Christian
Church, and member of The Mac
abee Lodge.
Surviving are: her husband, Roy
L.; sons, Berkeley B., Riverdale, Md;
Max L., Hagerstown; two grand
children sisters, Mrs. Chloe Whit
tington, Darksville, w. Va; Mrs.
Anna Keckley, Inwood, w. Va;
brother, Grant J., Charles Town, w.
Va.
William G. Rhodes, well-known
retired farmer of Lappans, died on
November II at the Washington
County Hospital, aged II.
The son of Lewis H. and Sarah J.
Forthman Rhodes, he was born at
townsville. He was a member of
the Bakersville Lutheran church,
and member of the church coun-
ell for number of years.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs, Ida
Middlekauff Rhodes; sons, Lloyd W.,
Fred L., both of Hagerstown; sis
tiers, Mrs. Elmer Cline, Franklin
Grove, Pa; Mrs. Ida Dellinger, Ha-
gerstown; Mrs. Henry Dellinger,
townsville; and four grandchil-
dren
Miss Araminta M. Shrader, 81 N.
Foundry street, died on November
II at the Washington County Hos
pital aged 81 years She was
member of the Evangelical Church.
She is survived by: her mother,
Mrs. Ada G. Williams; step-father,
Lloyd w. Williams; and grandma
Their, Mrs. Lillian M Statler, all of
this city.
Maize Bryan Kendall, 1877 John
street, died on November II at the
Washington County Hospital.
She was the daughter of the late
c. L. Butler and Mrs. Anna Mary
Butler, Inwood, W. Va. She was
member of the First Christian
Church, and a member of The Mac
abee Lodge.
Surviving are: her husband, Roy
L.; sons, Berkeley B., Riverdale, Md;
Max L., Hagerstown; two grandchil-
dren; sisters, Mrs. Chloe Whiting
ton, Darksville, W. Va; Mrs. Anna
Keckley, Inwood, w. Va; brother,
Grant L., Charles Town, W. Va.
Mrs. Mary X. Fahrney, 229 Fred
erick street, widow of Clayton
Fahrney, died on November 10 at
the Washington County Hospital.
She was 80 years old.
A member of the Church of the
Brethren, she is survived by: two
sisters, Miss Susan Cleverstone,
Pittsburgh; and Mrs Anna Lebeck,
Harrisburg; brother, William E.
Cleverstone, Lakeland, Fla; and
several nieces and nephews
Jennings OBiID Kline, 315 West
Side avenue, died suddenly at his
home on November 10, of a heart
attack, aged 80 years.
He was the son of Mrs. Sarah
Kline and the late John w. Kline
of Westernport, Md. A member of
the st. PauPs Methodist Church,
he was employed at the Pangborn
Corporation.
Surviving are: his wife, Frances
(Metz) Kline, daughter, Frances, at
Westernport; sons, John, also of
Westernport, and Ronald, of Phila-
delphia; one sister, Mrs. Loretta
Wilson, Westernport; brothers, Ches-
ter, Philadelphia and Hetzel of
WeSternpOrl
John 1. Erect, father of Miss Myra
c. Erect, director of nursing at the
Washington County hospital, died
unexpectedly on November 9 at his
Chambersburg, Pa, home, aged 60
years.
Frank o. Kirkpatrick, 1920 Sher
idan road, Chicago, died on Novem-
Der at the age of 81.
Associated with Chiffon Publica-
tons in Chicago for the last Is
years, he had left this county at the
age of 49, He was the son of David
A. and Katharine Senior Kirkpat-