Death Notice:
.... Tampa Bay Times
.... St. Petersburg, Florida
.... Monday, March 11, 1940
.... Page: 2 - Column: 3
Albert T. Sneden, 70, former president of the National Bank and Trust company of Closter, New Jersey, died here yesterday afternoon at a local hospital.
Mr. Sneden came here 16 days ago from Closter. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn S. Sneden; two daughters, Mrs. Ethel E. Knox, and Miss Helen A. Sneden, both Closter.
The body will be sent to Closter where funeral services and burial will take place. Local arrangements are in charge of the John S. Rhodes funeral home.
.... Tampa Bay Times
.... St. Petersburg, Florida
.... Monday, March 11, 1940
.... Page: 2 - Column: 3
Albert T. Sneden, 70, former president of the National Bank and Trust company of Closter, New Jersey, died here yesterday afternoon at a local hospital.
Mr. Sneden came here 16 days ago from Closter. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn S. Sneden; two daughters, Mrs. Ethel E. Knox, and Miss Helen A. Sneden, both Closter.
The body will be sent to Closter where funeral services and burial will take place. Local arrangements are in charge of the John S. Rhodes funeral home.
Death Notice:
.... Tampa Bay Times
.... St. Petersburg, Florida
.... Monday, March 11, 1940
.... Page: 2 - Column: 3
Albert T. Sneden, 70, former president of the National Bank and Trust company of Closter, New Jersey, died here yesterday afternoon at a local hospital.
Mr. Sneden came here 16 days ago from Closter. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn S. Sneden; two daughters, Mrs. Ethel E. Knox, and Miss Helen A. Sneden, both Closter.
The body will be sent to Closter where funeral services and burial will take place. Local arrangements are in charge of the John S. Rhodes funeral home.
.... Tampa Bay Times
.... St. Petersburg, Florida
.... Monday, March 11, 1940
.... Page: 2 - Column: 3
Albert T. Sneden, 70, former president of the National Bank and Trust company of Closter, New Jersey, died here yesterday afternoon at a local hospital.
Mr. Sneden came here 16 days ago from Closter. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn S. Sneden; two daughters, Mrs. Ethel E. Knox, and Miss Helen A. Sneden, both Closter.
The body will be sent to Closter where funeral services and burial will take place. Local arrangements are in charge of the John S. Rhodes funeral home.
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