Monticello Express November 28, 1940
Mrs. Alice Snyder Buried YesterdayServices Held at the Iverson Funeral HomeFuneral services for Mrs. Alice Snyder, 34, were held yesterday at 2 o'clock at the Iverson funeral home. They were in charge of Rev. William Grossheim, Presbyterian minister, and burial was made at Oakwood cemetery.Mrs. Snyder died suddenly Sunday evening at the John McDonald hospital. She had been a resident of Monticello since last August. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Good and was born on a farm near Hopkinton, Feb. 16, 1906. She attended the Hopkinton schools and graduated from Lenox college. Thereafter she taught in the Everly public schools.She was married to Dr. Donald C. Snyder. They made their home at Carlyle, PA, Panama, Washington, D.C., and Fort Riley, Kansas where Dr. Snyder was stationed with the United States Army.Mrs. Snyder is survived by her son, Donald, 7 years old, and the following brothers and sister: Vernon Good of Cedar Rapids, Harvey Good of Preston, and Mrs. Walter Smit of Carlyle, PA. Those who came from a distance to attend the funeral included Mrs. Smit, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Good and son Richard, the latter group of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Good of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Snyder of Belle Plaine, and Mr. and Mrs. John Good of Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Alice Snyder Buried YesterdayServices Held at the Iverson Funeral HomeFuneral services for Mrs. Alice Snyder, 34, were held yesterday at 2 o'clock at the Iverson funeral home. They were in charge of Rev. William Grossheim, Presbyterian minister, and burial was made at Oakwood cemetery.Mrs. Snyder died suddenly Sunday evening at the John McDonald hospital. She had been a resident of Monticello since last August. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Good and was born on a farm near Hopkinton, Feb. 16, 1906. She attended the Hopkinton schools and graduated from Lenox college. Thereafter she taught in the Everly public schools.She was married to Dr. Donald C. Snyder. They made their home at Carlyle, PA, Panama, Washington, D.C., and Fort Riley, Kansas where Dr. Snyder was stationed with the United States Army.Mrs. Snyder is survived by her son, Donald, 7 years old, and the following brothers and sister: Vernon Good of Cedar Rapids, Harvey Good of Preston, and Mrs. Walter Smit of Carlyle, PA. Those who came from a distance to attend the funeral included Mrs. Smit, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Good and son Richard, the latter group of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Good of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Snyder of Belle Plaine, and Mr. and Mrs. John Good of Cedar Rapids.
Monticello Express November 28, 1940
Mrs. Alice Snyder Buried YesterdayServices Held at the Iverson Funeral HomeFuneral services for Mrs. Alice Snyder, 34, were held yesterday at 2 o'clock at the Iverson funeral home. They were in charge of Rev. William Grossheim, Presbyterian minister, and burial was made at Oakwood cemetery.Mrs. Snyder died suddenly Sunday evening at the John McDonald hospital. She had been a resident of Monticello since last August. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Good and was born on a farm near Hopkinton, Feb. 16, 1906. She attended the Hopkinton schools and graduated from Lenox college. Thereafter she taught in the Everly public schools.She was married to Dr. Donald C. Snyder. They made their home at Carlyle, PA, Panama, Washington, D.C., and Fort Riley, Kansas where Dr. Snyder was stationed with the United States Army.Mrs. Snyder is survived by her son, Donald, 7 years old, and the following brothers and sister: Vernon Good of Cedar Rapids, Harvey Good of Preston, and Mrs. Walter Smit of Carlyle, PA. Those who came from a distance to attend the funeral included Mrs. Smit, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Good and son Richard, the latter group of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Good of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Snyder of Belle Plaine, and Mr. and Mrs. John Good of Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Alice Snyder Buried YesterdayServices Held at the Iverson Funeral HomeFuneral services for Mrs. Alice Snyder, 34, were held yesterday at 2 o'clock at the Iverson funeral home. They were in charge of Rev. William Grossheim, Presbyterian minister, and burial was made at Oakwood cemetery.Mrs. Snyder died suddenly Sunday evening at the John McDonald hospital. She had been a resident of Monticello since last August. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Good and was born on a farm near Hopkinton, Feb. 16, 1906. She attended the Hopkinton schools and graduated from Lenox college. Thereafter she taught in the Everly public schools.She was married to Dr. Donald C. Snyder. They made their home at Carlyle, PA, Panama, Washington, D.C., and Fort Riley, Kansas where Dr. Snyder was stationed with the United States Army.Mrs. Snyder is survived by her son, Donald, 7 years old, and the following brothers and sister: Vernon Good of Cedar Rapids, Harvey Good of Preston, and Mrs. Walter Smit of Carlyle, PA. Those who came from a distance to attend the funeral included Mrs. Smit, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Good and son Richard, the latter group of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Good of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Snyder of Belle Plaine, and Mr. and Mrs. John Good of Cedar Rapids.
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