Evening star., 1940-10-09

helped found ana was Tor lO years
president of the Jewish Community
Center, is president Of the Metro
politan Police Boys Club and the
father of two small sens.
Edgar n. Brawner, 1880 Forty
fourth street NV, is president Of
Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy.
Born in Alexandria 80 years ago,
Mr.. Brawner graduated from La
fayette College in 1923. He entered
the dairy business after return from
school, and rose to the head of
this large dairy concern. He is a
member of the Board of Trade,
ST. Adams Episcopal Church and
Lions Club. He belongs to Cathe-
dral Masonic Lodge, of which he is
past master; Mount Pleasant
Chapter. and De Molay Command
cry, Knights Templar. He has two
sons, l3 and 16 years of age.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO.
Boundaries: Rock Greek Park,
Decatur street, Georgia avenue,
Madison and North Capitol streets
NV.
George E. Keneipp, 6201 Four
teenth street NV. Manager of the
local branch of the Keystone Auto
mobile Club for the last six years.
Born in Chicago, but educated in
Washington's public schools and
spent most of his Al years here.
Interested in school problems and
been chairman of Public Schools
Committee of the Board of Trade
several years. For last five years he
has been vice chairman of the Traf-
fic Advisory Council Married, has
two children.
John J. Quinn, 1852 Longfellow
street NV, 81, has retired as owner
of the Superior Linoleum Co. Born
in Philadelphia. he came here in
May, 1917, and was first associated
with the firm of w. B. Moses g. Son
at their former location at Eleventh
and F streets NV. He went into
business for himself, and estab-
lished the firm which he headed
for many years before retirement.
He is member of Stansbury
Lodge of Masons, Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. 6; Columbia Commandery,
Knights Templar, and Almas Tenn
pie of the Mystic Shrine.
Jesse c. Suter, 1912 Blair road
NV. Native Washingtonian, and
attended local schools, graduating
from old Central High School busi-
ness course in 1891. Member, of
editorial staff of The Star, writer
on District of Columbia, civic af-
fairs and local history Vice chair
man of Citizens Joint Committee
on National Representation. Active
in local civic affairs and honorary
member of several citizens associa-
tions. Has held various Offices in
the All Souls Unitarian Church.
One of the founders of the Anti
Saloon League, he has been a life
long worker for temperance and pro-
hibition. Married, has three chill
dren and one grandchild.
Haywood N. Saunders of 1910
Delafield place NV. is prominent
in the American Legion, being De-
partment membership officer. He
was first vice commander of the
department last year He was COM
mander of his own Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing Post for two
years, and Is a member of the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars, 29th Division
Association, and Past Commanders
Association of the American Le-
gion. At the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing he is an electric train
man in the machine shop. Born in
the District, he is 40 years of age.
He enlisted in the District National
Guard April 7, 1917, and went over
seas in the 10th Field Artillery.
Serving in the 1st Battalion as
sergeant in A Battery. he was one
of the big District contingent under
command Of Maj. Leroy Heron,
which was in action at Verdun. Mr..
Saunders is married, and has one
daughter, Helen Louise.
James E. Colliflower, S050 Parkside
lane NV. Born in the shadow OF
the Capitol, he has spent his life
in Washington and IS known for
many civic and charitable activities.
President of the fuel company which
bears his name, he is a graduate of
Georgetown University and also the
law school there. Coached the bas-
ket ball team at Georgetown and at
the United States Naval Academy
for total of five years. A pioneer
worker in the Police Boys Club and
a Inactive supporter of a host of
Catholic activities. Married, has
two daughters.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO..
Boundaries: Soldiers Home, Fifth
street and Georgia avenue NV,
Madison and North Capitol streets
and Harewood road NE.
william H. HarSrave, 428 Peabody