The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-06-11

Born and reared in the Leitersburg
District, he was the son of Jacob B.
and Elizabeth o. (Trittle) Stoner.
He spent his early life on farm,
then became associated with the
Crawford and Dagmar Motor Car
Company in 1905. He was employed
there for 80 years, serving as fore
man for final assembly. Later he
was associated with Pangborn Corp
Grafton, where he worked until his
! illness.
He was past governor of the Loyal
Order of Moose here, and member
of st. Johns Lutheran Church.
Surviving, besides his wife, Ada
Katherine, are: two sons, Earl L.
Stoner and Kenneth G. Stoner, both
of Hagerstown; five Sisters, Mrs.
BERTHE Kemp, Hagerstown; Mrs Eva
Grove, Leitersburg; Miss Mollie
Stoner, Waynesboro; Mrs. Nena Win
tiers, Hagerstown; and Mrs. Amy
Winters, Hagerstown; a brother, Ar
thur Stoner, Hagerstown; five grand
children; and four great grandchil-
dren.
Mrs. Carrie Bell Price, who made
| her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Dinterman, Ravenwood
Heights, died on June 7, at the Wash
ington County Hospital, aged 83.
The daughter of the late John
Henry and Rebecca (Wisecarver)
Snapp of Strassburg, Va, she is sur
vived by: two sons, John w, Blad-
ensburg; and Clark G., Brunswick;
% grandchildren, 20 great grandchil-
dren and four great great grandchil-
dren.
Charles r. D. KnOde, 81, died at
Newton Baker VA Center Hospital
near Martinsburg on June 6, after
an illness of several months.
He was a son of the late William
and Ann Olivia (Heck) Knode of the
Sharpsburg District He was a
member of the American Legion at
Martinsburg and of the Lutheran
Church in Shepherdstown; also IOOF
and Encampment at Williamsport.
Mr.. Knode had been employed by
the Potomac Edison Co. at Dam No.
4, where he lived, for "a years.
He is survived by: his wife, Mrs.
Frances Hebb Knode of Shepherds
town; and one sister, Mrs. Harry G.
Mellott, near Williamsport.
Miss Laura A. Lesher, Clear
Spring, died on June at the Wash
ington County Hospital.
A lifelong resident of Clear Spring,
she was the daughter of Isaac and
Katherine (Tice0 Lesher, and was a
member of St Peters Lutheran
Church, Clear Spring. She had been
employed at Eyerly's Department
Store for the past Is years.
She is survived by two sisters:
Miss Nancy Lesher, Clear Spring;
and Mrs. Edward Miller, Williams
port; and three brothers, Edgar, Els
worth and Elmer, all of Clear Spring.
Charles Amos Mills died suddenly
at his home on Fairview Mountain,
June 6, aged sc years.
He had been life long resident of
the Clear Spring District.
A. son of the late Harry L. and Bar
bara (Carty) Mills, he is survived
/ by: his wife, Mrs. Leila Mills; three
sons, Harry c., Milton A., and Ray
mond R., all of Clear Spring; two
daughters, Mrs. Rosie Yost, and Mrs.
Mary Bridendolph, both of Clear
Spring; seven brothers, Roman, Jes-
Sc, Roy and Thomas, all of Clear
Spring; Harry, townsville; William,
Cumberland; Raymond, Shickshinny
Pa; two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Staley
and Mrs. Rosie Flanagan, Clear
Spring; 40 grandchildren; and IL
great grandchildren.
Mrs. Florence Sheeler Keedy, wild
ow of Cornelius King Keedy, Jr.,
died at her home, 655 South Potomac
Street, on June 5, aged rs.
She was born in Waynesboro and
has lived in Hagerstown for the past
SIS years.
| She is survived by: two sons, c.
King Keedy, Jr., Washington, D. c.,
and M. Whyet Keedy, at home; and
two brothers, John Sheeler and
William Sheeler, both of Hagers-
town.
Mrs. Ethel Florence (McClain)
Doyle, widow of Frederick c. Doyle
Indian Springs, died on June S at the
Washington County Hospital, agec
SO years.
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