From the OHS Database Builders Listing Editor, August 27, 2016. -

Snyder-Neuman was a small company in Seward, Nebraska. The OHS Database lists four organs built or rebuilt by the firm during the 1960s, all but one in Nebraska.¹ The firm built an organ for Christ Lutheran Church in Norfolk, Nebraska in 1972.²

In 1967, the firm was engaged to remove, recompose/rebuild, and move a 1890 Wm Schulke (OHS Database ID 9069) from SS. Peter & Paul R.C. Church in Carroll, Iowa 51401 to a newly-formed church (the result of a church merger). The "new" organ was moved, literally, across the street and into a newly-constructed building known as Holy Spirit R.C. Church Carroll, Iowa 51401. The "new" organ is OHS Database ID 7438. ³

The 1997 edition of Fox's Guide has a cross-reference in brackets following the company name Neuman Organ Company: [see also Synder-Neuman.] There is no explanation or source for this note in the material, only the implication that Neuman Organ was a successor to Snyder-Neuman. –Ed.

Sources:

1. OHS Organ Database, http://database.organsociety.org/index.html, Organ IDs 40399, 49114, and 50044, Accessed August 27, 2016.
2. Christ Lutheran Church website, Organists page under Worship tab, http://clnorfolk.org/worship/organists-and-accompanists.html, Accessed August 27, 2016.
3. Email to the database from Franklyn Busby, D. Mus., Pastoral Musician Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church, Carroll, Iowa