The globe-independent., 1949-11-10


home in Williamsport on November
8. after short illness, aged sc years.
Son of the late Christian and Su-
san Conner Snyder, he is survived
by: his wife, Dorothy Grimes Snyder;
two children, Robert Keller, at
home, and Mrs. George Chidester,
Denver. Colorado; and a sister, Mrs.
John Tice, Williamsport.
Mrs. Minnie Il. Powell, wife of
Albert d. Powell, died on November
Z at her home, l25 East Franklin
Street, aged 55 years.
Surviving besides her husband
are: her parents, Alexander and
Mary Knight, Wilkes-Barre, Pa;
three sons, Albert d. Powell, Jr.,
Hagerstown; Bruce A., Winchester,
Va; and Franklin D., at home;
three daughters, Betty A. Ginger
man of Flintstone; Irma ID. Powell,
at home. and Mrs. Anne l.. Reece,
Hagerstown; two brothers, Harry
Knight of Rocky Ridge and Lester
Davis, Philadelphia; one sister, Bet
ty Garling, Hagerstown, and nine
grandchildren.
Miss Mary Il. Row, Hagerstown,
died at the Fahrney Memorial Home
in San Mar on November 7, follow
ing an illness of two months, aged
"a
She was the daughter of the late
John Il. and Catherine Koons Row,
and was born in Hagerstown She
was a member of the Church of the
Brethren.
She is survived by. two brothers,
David Row, Hagerstown, and How
ard 4. Row, Pine Castle, Florida,
and several nieccs and nephews.
Roy II. Jacobs, Hagerstown Route
3, died suddenly at the Washington
County Hospital on November z,
aged 50 years,
He was a member of the Trinity
Lutheran Church, Martin Luther
Bible Glass, First Hose Fire Com
pany, l. O. O. f. and Alsatia Club.
An employee of the M. p. Moller
Organ Works for the past fifty
years, he had been retired since Sep
tember l948.
Surviving are: a son Lit. Col. Mar
vim l.. Jacobs, Canal Zone; one dau
vim l.. Jacobs, Canal Zone; a
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin f. Moss,
Hagerstown, Route 3; two brothers,
John, Philadelphia and Joseph, New
Freedom, Pa, three sisters, Mrs.
Annie Smith, New Cumberland, Pa;
Mrs. Ada Janson, New Freedom, Pa,
and Mrs. Harry He'll, Funkstown; al
so four grandchildren.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. French, widow of
George l. French, died at her home,
4l9 Linganore Avenue, on November
7, aged 81 years.
She was member of Grace E.U.B.
Church.
Surviving are: seven daughters,
Mrs Harry Lizer, at home; Mrs.
William TroXen, Funkstown; Mrs.
Harry Munnart, Greencastle; and
Randall House, Mrs. Ada Small
wood, Mrs. Alice Miller, and Mrs.
Arthur Palmer, all of Hagerstown;
two sons, George r. and D. Bernie
French, both of Hagerstown; a sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Shrader, Hagers-
town; one brother, John Everhart,
Cherokee, Iowa; SO grandchildren;
Al great-grandchildren and four
great-great- grandchildren
Harry Calvin Kendall, So, died sud-
denly at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George A. Rogers, Rouzerville,
with when he had made his home,
on November 6.
The deceased was born in Wash
ington County, the son of Samuel
and Isabelle (Bowman) Kendall.
For the last 40 years Harry Ken
dali had been resident of Rouzer
vile and had been employed in the
Waynesboro shops for many years.
He was last employed by Amos
Harshman, and for the last year and
a half had been unable to work be-
cause of arthritis.
Charles Cleveland Kendall, 315
Ridge Avenue, died at his home on
November 6, aged 65 years.
He was the son of the late Samuel
and Isabelle (Bowman) Kendall.