John Herbert Snelling, President of the Marine Manufacturing and Supply Companyof 158 South Street died yesterday in his seventieth year at his home, 87 North Eighteenth Street, East Orange. He was an expert electrical and marine engineer who produced many devices used by submarine chasers and destroyers during the war. He was long associated with Lewis Nixon in the Crescent Shipyards, and also directed alterations made on the Shamrock Ill.

Source: New York Times, Friday, January 2, 1920

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