Born at Reedsville on April 18, 1896, the third son of C. Edward and Mary KEPHART Snook. Mr. Snook was member of the Yeagertown United Methodist Church on Mann Avenue.
Dearest husband of Mary E. RODGERS Snook. Loving father of four children, three surviving to adulthood. Mr. Snook was a veteran of WWI, serving in France. Mr. Snook was an employee at the American Viscose Company, Lewistown.
Mr. Snook was also a member of Phillip-Jones VFW, the American Legion, the Fame Fire Company, the Yeagertown Fire Company and the City Hook and Ladder Fire Company.
At the time of Mr. Snook's passing, his three brothers and one sister survived.
Dearest husband of Mary E. RODGERS Snook. Loving father of four children, three surviving to adulthood. Mr. Snook was a veteran of WWI, serving in France. Mr. Snook was an employee at the American Viscose Company, Lewistown.
Mr. Snook was also a member of Phillip-Jones VFW, the American Legion, the Fame Fire Company, the Yeagertown Fire Company and the City Hook and Ladder Fire Company.
At the time of Mr. Snook's passing, his three brothers and one sister survived.
Born at Reedsville on April 18, 1896, the third son of C. Edward and Mary KEPHART Snook. Mr. Snook was member of the Yeagertown United Methodist Church on Mann Avenue.
Dearest husband of Mary E. RODGERS Snook. Loving father of four children, three surviving to adulthood. Mr. Snook was a veteran of WWI, serving in France. Mr. Snook was an employee at the American Viscose Company, Lewistown.
Mr. Snook was also a member of Phillip-Jones VFW, the American Legion, the Fame Fire Company, the Yeagertown Fire Company and the City Hook and Ladder Fire Company.
At the time of Mr. Snook's passing, his three brothers and one sister survived.
Dearest husband of Mary E. RODGERS Snook. Loving father of four children, three surviving to adulthood. Mr. Snook was a veteran of WWI, serving in France. Mr. Snook was an employee at the American Viscose Company, Lewistown.
Mr. Snook was also a member of Phillip-Jones VFW, the American Legion, the Fame Fire Company, the Yeagertown Fire Company and the City Hook and Ladder Fire Company.
At the time of Mr. Snook's passing, his three brothers and one sister survived.
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