The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-08
DEATHS


Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Andrews, wife
of Lester C. Andrews, 5212 West
Church street, died on January 5
at the Washington County Hospital,
aged "a years.
Born at Leitersburg, the daugh-
ter of Samuel ]. and Clara Rogers
Miner, she is survived by the fol-
lowing: her husband, Lester An
drews; sisters, Mrs. Fanny K. Da-
Wis and Mrs. w. A. Hose, this city,
and Mrs. William Minor, Letters
burg; brothers, John and Frank
Minor, both of Leitersburg, and
one grandson.
Melvin S. Shove, this city, died
on January at the State Sanator
ium at Sabillasville, aged 81 years.
He was born and reared in Thigh
manton, the son of Arm and Aman-
da Wilkinson Shove.
Surviving are: two daughters,
Mrs. Agnes Hortman, Tilghmanton,
and Mrs. Lucille Smith, Baltimore;
son, Edgar, Baltimore; sister, Miss
Nettie Shove, this city; brothers,
Harry T., Peoria, H.; Charles and
Howard w. Shove, Hagerstown.
John H. COsgrOve died January 4
at hospital in Philadelphia, aged
"a years.
A veteran of World War II, he
was a member of the American
Legion and Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
Surviving are: parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry M. Cosgrove; sisters,
Mrs. Carroll Darby, city; Mrs. AL
bert Powell, Jr., city; Miss Dorothy
Cosgrove, Miami, Fla; Miss Bessie
Cosgrove at home; Miss Pearl Cos
grove, at home; brothers, Harry L.,
city; Charles, at home; Harold, city;
Pfc. James Cosgrove, with U. S.
Army in Vienna, Austria; Paul, at
home
Howard ID. Shrader died on jan
uary at his home, 622 West Church
street, aged 68.
Born in Greencastle, he was the
son of William and Martha (BelD
Shrader, and was member of ST.
Pauls Evangelical United Brethren
church.
Surviving are: his wife, Gertrude
NJ (Eichelberger) Shrader; son,
Charles p, at home; daughters, Mrs.
w. F. Spahr, Chambersburg; Mrs.
L. T. Smith, Maugansville; Mrs. w.
r. Willard, this city; sister, Miss
Mary Shrader, this city; brothers,
Harry, Columbus, Ohio; Elmer, Phil
adelphia; Charles, Guy, and George,
all of this city.
Reed Booth, of Pearre, Md, died
at the Newton D. Baker Hospital in
Martinsburg on January 3, aged So.
The son of James M. and Joseph
inc (DeNeen) Booth, he was born
at Clearfield, Penna., but had lived
in this vicinity for the past forty
years. He was veteran of World
War I and member of st. Peters
Catholic Church, Hancock.
Besides his widow, Bridget Don
egan Booth, he is survived by: one
daughter, Mrs. Susan Anthony, Ha-
gerstown; and two sisters, Mrs.
Maude L. Shives and Mrs. Mary
Murray, both of Hancock
James Alexander Jamison, of near
Sharpsburg, died at the home of
Ohio L. Burgan, Antietam, on jan
uary 2, aged SO years.
A lifelong member of the Ante
tam Church of God, he is survived
by: a sister, Mrs. Fanny Bosley, of
Baltimore, and a number of nieces
and nephews.
Charles Protzman, resident Of
Ringgold and Smithsburg areas
most of his life, died at the Fair
ney Memorial Home, San Mar, on
January 1, aged 70 years
He was the son of David and Sar-
ah (Singer) Protzman. He worked
in shops in Waynesboro for many
years. He was a member of the
old German Baptist Church, Ante
tam congregation.
He is survived by: one brother,
Lewis, Waynesboro; sister, Mrs.
Mark Garnand, Smithsburg rural
route.
Ross F. KOuntz, retired Western
Maryland Railway freight clerk and
secretary of Hagerstown Lodge 378,
B.P.O. Elks, for the last 33 years,
ia - noooy,oI,or 81 ~, tho Wash