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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

am folsetloen Morsen beriiek e
lein Saltsdem ,rnb i,blns Sen asaA
8ogtberrs @obnaans fiibrenSen 8es
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Ruth Mccormick
Sets August %
AS Wedding Date
'rt Gallatin

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin
Slmms have issued invitations
for the wedding Friday, August
% OF Mrs. Simms' daughter,
Miss Ruth Mccormick, and Mr..
Maxwell Peter Miller, jr.
The wedding will take place at
o'clock at Middle Greek Church,
near Rockford, Ill. A reception
at the home of the brides par
ents, 1881 National avenue. in
Rockford, will follow the cere-
mony.
1nclosed with the invitations
are maps showing the route to
the church and to the place of
the reception.
Miss Mccormick lived in
Washington for some years when
her father, the late Senator
Medill Mccormick. served in the
Senate, and after his death when
her mother, then Mrs. Ruth
Hanna Mccormick, was a mem
Der OF the House of Representa-
tlveS. The bride-elect is grand
daughter of the late Senator and
Mrs. Mark A. Hanna of Ohio and
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mccormick of Chicago and
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Service Orders
ARMY.

ARMY.
surles. Bris. Gen. Alexander D. from
Fort Knox. Ky. 10 washington.
AIR CORPS.
Mayer. Col william B., from Savannah,
>, Ga. to Charlotte. n. c.
Hunter Col Frank pD 31a from Elsin Field,
Melville, 1t. Col. Phiilips' from Elgin
Field to Savannah.
BSSst Fstd to M M,cD GhsFsf FIsid q. from Esn
Armstrong, Nal Frank A. from Tampa
Todd, Mai. Walter e., from westover
Haddon, 1t. Col. Julian B. from Maxwell
,ds. Field AZ, "A TO-. to Selma Ala Ala, x.n, u,.,.
Tex, '' 10 RaRdoiph T Field itIn Tex se' f'eia'
Cox. Capt John +, from Pearson Field.
Wash. to Sunset Field, Wash,
E Field Ts, Fis, to 'se MaeD II rieid ieH Fla Ha0an
Young, First 1t Charles M. from Brooks
Field. Tex. to Victoria, Tex.
wilson, l9 botPa5 FTSt l. Il cy' from Macon Ca
schriever First 1t. Bernard A, from
Wright Field Ohio. to Palo Alto, Calf.
Wassen First 1t Ralph l., from Wright
Field 10 Palo Alto
Keeffe,. First 1t. Harold NJ, from Wright
Field 10 Ann Arbor. Mich.
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS
DEPARTMENT.
Island N Y, TO Puerto Rican Depart
Wen 1t. Col. John NJ from Puerto Rican
Wilcox. Capt. Theodore R, from Washing
ton to Randolph Field.
INFANTRY.
Camp, 1t Col. Pierce H. from Fort Jack
son s C. to Fort Bennine. Ga
Plckhsrdt Maj Paul A, from Fort Leonard
Evening star., 1941-08-08
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY

Wood, Mo, 70 Fort BenninV.
ThSmas. MAJ Maj. Richard G. jr;; from Fort
simmons. Mai. Joe r, Fort Winfield Scott.
vogelsang. MAJ, Lewis o. from San An
Va, to Fort Banks, Mass
Jonelis, First Il ,,IF1s,l Frank G, e. from San
oaantico. oP1 va. TO Fort hr sheridan M III i''
MEDICAL CORPS.
johnson, Mai George E from Philippine
pr1,fTs, Dspsrtment e & San Francisco ~,
N, wash. nc to Hawaiian Department.
sSSc iii ADMNIsTR2TivE IL fsRans PeDn coRPs
cumberland. s Pa Pa. S's 70 shamokin' nom Pa. N
= oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Koepke' Mag; James G. tr9m9 tr9m San Fran
Aus La'. To at Panama mae{ Canal nal bepartmenP. e P
Canning, Mai Robert A, from Washington
Person, MAJ; Otto G. from Omaha Nebr,'
Curtis. Capt. Simon C. from Fort Leonard
Kennedy, CAP Capt Charles E. from Fort Leon
ard Wood to Fort Smith.
Muir. Capt, Kenneth L. from Omaha
Wallace, Tex, to Paris, Tex.
Shepherd. Capt. Roland T., from Camp
M Blandins, Fla: to Durham n. c.. ord
g Marysvills; Calf. ,n o.s..
Utah. to west Yellowstone. Mont.
Jacobs. Capt. Newton N, from Fort Lewis
to Washington.
Harvey. First LII. William A., from Camp
Blanding. Fla, to chattanoogs. Tenn.
Kerstng, First 1t. Edward H, from Camp
Shelby. Miss, to Venice, Fla,
Colby, Second 1t, Nathaniel H., from Bos-
ton to Camp Edwards Mass.
Messner, Second 1t. Michael, from Camp
Banding to Chicago.
LonerEan; Second 4 John B. from March
FIELD ARTILLERY.
WesCh. Mai Alvin B., from Fort Sam
Houston to Camp Blandine.
Dorman, Capt. Walter w, from Boise,
Idaho. to Philippine Department.
Wurts, Capt John w, from Camp Shelby
- ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Wilcox, Capt. Clarence s., from Radford,
Va. to Marche. Ark
Way, First 1t. John NJ, from Fort Bliss,
Tex. to Fort Devens, Mass.
Perez. Second 1t Robert P. from Benicia.
Calf. to Burlington, Iowa. q
Baltimore. Mai. Marcus G., from Washing
ton to Ravenna, Ohio.
Kendall. First It. Nathaniel J., from Prov
ing Ground Ill, to Elmendorf Field,
Werner, First 1t, Daniel s., from Livings-
ton, la, to Milan, Tenn.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Lssselle, Capt. Percy A. from Boise, Idaho,
to Camp Roberts, Calf.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Miss Pauline uleo
Feted at Shower

Miss Pauline Pmeo, whose we'd
ding to Mr.. Daniel Baker will take
place September IA, is being hon.
ored at q number of parties pre-
vious to her marriage. Most recent
was a shower given by 40 employees
from her Office. the Bureau of I'M
migration and Naturalization of the
Department of Justice, at the home
of Mrs. William Wolfe in Arling-
ton. Va.
Mr.. Baker is connected with the
same office. Their engagement was
recently announced by the parents
of the bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Puleo.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Col. Wood Given Command
OF Post al Fort Meade
2, tie Associated Press

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
Aug. 8-Col. Oliver S. Wood, direc-
tor of the 29th Divisions schools,
has been appointed post COM
mander at Fort Meade to succeed
Col. Gilbert N Allen, who will reach
retirement age in october, it was
learned today.
Col. Allen has been post COM
mander f1ve years. The date on
which he will leave here has not
been announced.
Col. Wood was on duty in Wash
ington as instructor to the 29th be-
fore the divisions induction into
Federal service last February.
Meanwhile, 1t. Gen. Hugh A
Drum, commander of the 1st Army,
said the 29th Division had made
notable advancement under Maj.
Gen. Milton A. Reckord since its
induction.
Gen. Drum and umpires of the I'd
Army Corps delivered critique to
officers of the 29th following a "a
hour exercise yesterday against
theoretical invading force from
PENNSYLVANIA.
Every evidence was shown that
the participating officers realized
the seriousness and importance of
this type of work" he declared.
Every umpire had something COM
plimentary to say in the critique.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

Upton and Margsrst Perrell, boy.
Archie and Helen Petit, boy.
Norman and Joan Phillips. elrl.
Theodore and Mary Polling, boy.
David and Helen Radford. girl
Thomas and Ethel Rawlings, boy.
Harold and Elizabeth Reifsnyder, boy
John. and Mary Riley. boy.
Charles and Ethel Rinehart, boy.
Alvin and Edith Roseman, girl
Robert and Margaret Sansone, boy.
Philip and Antoinette SaVia. boy.
Francis and Mary Schutte. boy.
Clarence and Dorothy Seifrit. boy.
William and Edith Sheckels, girl
Edwin and Charline Sheehan. girl.
James and Lillian Sheperd, boy.
William and Myrtle Smith. girl.
Harry and Edna Smith, girl
Percy and Alma Sole. boy.
Roger and Wilma Spindle. girl.
Arthur and Annie Stein. boy.
Steven and Edythe Sundrs bov
Melvin and Eleanor Tayman. girl.
John and Mildred Tickel, girl
EDWARD and Lucy Tolson. girl
James and Isabel TurnbuIl, bow.
James and Ruth Vermillion. boy
Wilmer and Mavis Walking girl,
George and Jane Wheeler. bov.
Wayne and Margaret Wiley. girl
Clarence and Jean Wilhelm. girl.
Glen and Edna Woodruff girl
Paul and Hazel Wooster, boy.
John and Peggy YeSbek. girl
Jeerome and Margaret Zanelottl, girl.
IRWIN and Mary Zeltman. girl
John and Matte Brooks. girl
Robert and Elsie Burden. twin girls,
Garland and josephine Fuller, boy
James and Ruth Hall. girl
Joseph and Marcelle Holt, bov
Freeman and Ruth Jackson. girl.
John and Sarah Jackson. girl
Abraham and WILMA johnson, girl.
Doc. and Edna Lawrence. girl.
Aaron and Vivian Long. boy
joseph and Katie Robinson boy.
John and Mary Shirley, boy
Robert and Helen TAYLOR. boy
Wyatt and Vantross ThompkinS, boy.
Henry and Eleanor Virgins. boy.
Leslie and Fannie Wooten. girl.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Return From Trip

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Finley are
at their home in Anacostia after
visiting in Montreal and the Mari
time Provinces of Canada. Ac-
companying them were Mrs. Fin
leys mother. Mrs. NJ M. Bibb of
Arlington, Va, and DR.. Finley's
mother, Mrs. G. w. Finley of Mount
Morris, N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Robert f. Freers
Fete Guest

Commissioner Robert E. Freer
OF the Federal Trade Commits
sion and Mrs. Freer of West
moreland Hills have as their
guest Mr.. Freer'S mother, Mrs.
Guy MetCalfe Freer, who has
come on from her home in Gin
cinnati to make the acquaintance
of her 6-month-old grandson,
Robert Elliott Freer, jr.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Return to Capital

DR.. and Mrs. Erich MoSettig
have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are at home at the
Kennedy-Warren.
Mrs. Mosettig was before her
marriage August l at the Church
of the Pilgrims Mrs. Nelson Suro,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Edgar
Nelson and the late Mr.. Nelson.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Births Reported

George and Jean ANGEL, boy
Nathaniel and Kathryn Back, girl
Philip and Dorothy Bagley, girl.
William and Mary Baldwin, girl.
Nelson and Charlotte Bortz, girl
Trederlck and Helen Bosch, girl.
John and Marie Brennan. girl
Ealph and Margaret Brown. girl.
SIinton and Myra Brown. Girl
5en tamln and Edna Calderwood, boy
John and Ruth Campbell boy.
Eandall and Ethel Childress, girl.
yohn and Kstherine Collins, boy.
Agreiius and 4og DoToths drST5sFd' pshl siri siTI
John and Dorothy Dulzell. boy.
James and Ramona Daniel girl.
Mlilard and Mary Dasher. girl.
Georse and Edith Day. boy
Euaene and Merle Donaldson. boy.
harry ana Betty Durity, boy.
Samuel and Margaret Fawcet., boy.
STEPHEN and Mary Folk, srl.
hmos hnmoer sra and s.EIisI Helen gFontsna boy.
Stephen and Mabel Frendach. bow
William and Marguerite Garapholo, boy.
Aioert and Julia Gezelle. boy.
James and Lucille Gibbons. boy.
Milton and Ruth Gilbert, girl
t.sTt5o4 .sitI @ ana Clara Gillian, boy.
Jesse and Miriam Goodman. girl.
Dan1el and Louise Gryder boy.
Kenneth and Rhoda Hale, girl.
John and Hlda Hall. girl
Ernest and Fannie Hall. girl
Harry and Hilda Harbin. girl
william and Mar Hardt. boy.
Robert and Gladys Harris. boy
Richard and Madeline Herbert girl
Carl and Mary Herlacher. giri
Guy and Hazel Hinegardner boy,
Jessie and Marcella Holler, Girl,
BENJAMIN and Jean Hollis. boy.
John and Nina Hord girl
Robert and Elsie Inrig. girl
James and Hilda Jameson, girl
James and Anne Jameson, girl.
Thomas and Virginia Johnston. boy.
Thomas and Ella Jordan, girl
William and Thelma KsSulke, boy.
Edwin and Edith Laird, girl
Sebastin and Jennie Latona, boy.
John and Maree Maher, girl
klva and Rose Manchester. boy
Michael and Nellie Marcopulos, bow
Qulntin and Ida Mercer. girl
Bernard and Jacqueline Mitchell, girl,
Jack and Marie Modesto. girl
Charles and Maude McClelland. girl
John and Lucy McDermott, boy
John and Vesta McLaney. girl.
Merrill and Eva Nelson, girl.
Albert and Nancy OrloSky. girl
Frank and Catherine Packet, girl.
Leonard and Frankie Palmer boy.
Robert and Dorothy PsulSen, girl
Robert and Eliza beth Payne, bOy
sylvester and Mabel Pearson, boy.
RAYMOND and Jane Perkins. boy.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Gives Picnic Party

Miss Gloria Goode was hostess at
a picnic supper last night in her
suburban home, Gooc Place, to
honor Miss Anne Swanson on her
birthday anniversary. Miss Lila
Moss and Miss Betty Ann Swagart,
who are house guests of Miss Goode,
shared honors at the party.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Deaths Reported

Robert ". Burns. SO. Walter Reed Hospital
Grace e Palmer. IS, 1900 Connectieut
ave NV
John Rollow. "A. 20 Bates ST. NV.
Marion Keeler 6h. Sibley Hospital
Homer Jenkins. so. Walter Reed Hospital.
Annie NJ. Nardi, SO, St. Elizabeths Hos
pItal
Edith Duncan. 5s Sibley Hospital
Cecilia RathmilL 40. Garfield Hospital.
Marjorie Howell. 25. Sibley Hospital
Mabel Briscoe, As, Gsllinser Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

AON"tCu tltC SuHtt 10 OtftCI
Edward ENGLISH 80. and jamie e Howard,
Rohrer.
Leroy W. Gissel e5, s15 vsrnum st. NV,
and Edna fns l. Rdp aTui9n ~ so6o Monroe
Lewis W Bon, jr, 20, 224 sth st. sw.,
ave. Sc; the Rev. j. H. Hall.
Alfred J. Tomarchio. u. II G st. Sc. and
MarIs Ma s. T, RusFierIo' Is 10 G st. s.e.'
and Elizabeth E Mason. 20 1925 New
Hampshire ave. NV. the Rev. J. B.
Argaut.
George N. Duley. "a. and Bessie NJ. Russell,
G6 both OF Brentwood Md; the Rev.
Edward H. Pruden.
Walter A Yates. %, and Bernice H Scott,
y, both Of Richmond, Va; the Rev. A. C.
Walter Atwood jr., o. 27l9 18th St
nv. nv. and Dorothy E Cook; q, 2s0O
18th st. NV: the Rev. l.. Wempe.
Gerald G Banks. 81. and Evelyn E. Rich
mond; IS, both OF Baltimore; the Rev.
william L. vaushan, "a. y. S, Naval Dental
cnoo sn6 i6s tsSnoEa esT E4sdisv r. Ha S3 l454
and Ernestine Howard, %, A. K st. ne.
the Rev. j. D. Cattlet.
David L. Friedman. 81, 1909 18th St NV,
and Pearl siesel. 30, 1887 Crittenden
wi adsa Msnnns RToe! a. and GWenGolyn
j. Long ai, both of Turner'S station,
Md; the Rev. Freeley Rohrer
and Jsnns III fngram 4 a0 St. st.
the Rev. william J. sinms;;
James A. Cooke, q, 14oO 6th st. nv,
ans and A Annie M Brys9n is' Raleigh, N. c.;
Simon H. Siler, 90, 927 N st. NV, and
Mari. Nary Nash III =; this city; the Rev.
Carr. a6, both Of 3421 5th St. ne: the
r Rey James P Grace Grace % ooo ,,o.-
ave. ne, and Margaret M Perry. "a,
2620 33rd st. Sc; the Rev. John L.
John j. Wilson, jr.. 26. 4sl1 Davenport
st NV, and Alice T Mead, Is. 1917
Valley pL Sc; the Rev. Dennis c.
Robert W Hanback,, IS. and Mary E. De
Cross, %. both of Warrenton, Va, the
Rev, Freeley Rohrer.
william G. Blythe, %. BolIinE Boil q, Field and
The Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty.
Robert L. Bridgeforth, 20, 5915 Dix st,
De- n:e. and Muriel 4 RHcker SmI WIS; Is, 424a
Irving Paris, Al, 1880 18th st NV. and
Helen NJ Azukas, 81. 1925, 18th st.
Louis w '4dEs EdSrJ R09fF' ger ss aaT'iRs It NV and
Johnnie NJ Wright, 20, 2432 Ontario I'd
NV: the Rev. John Monroe.
Frank E. Hill. 25, and Josephine R. Web
ster, 30. both of Alexandria, Va; Judge
Robert z. Mattingly.
Moses, Deyampert. -, $3.50 18th ST. NV.
and Ada o Mitchell 43, 1891 New
Jersey ave: NV. the Rev: E. c. Smith.
Elmer w. Harris, %, 2433 Ontario I'd
NV. and Mildred NJ. Petticord, 20, this
city: the Rev. Josiah E. Elliott.
Sterline Stewart. 81, 100 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Anna F Turner, 1a
Silver Spring, Md; the Rev. Arthur
Chichester.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Comp Meeting Tonight

The Dranesville Holiness Camp
Meeting. near Tysons Corner, Va,
will open tonight under the Rev.
j. T. Trueblood, according TO Miss
Dora E. Kuhlmann, secretary.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
axe Apartment

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. L. D. Gasser
have taken an apartment at the
Broadmoor. Gen. Gasser is on duty
in Washington with the Office of
Civilian Defense.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Miss Haskins Visitor

Miss Leslie Haskins of Crawford,
N j., is visiting Miss Margery Cor
don, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams Gordon, for week. Miss
Haskins arrived yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

Silver is one of the best con-
ductors of heat and electricity
known to science.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lar, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Dait three tuH days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Issued at Rockville.

Thomas z. Shea, 2s. Bethesda, Md , and
Mary D. Moffett, 81, Philadelphia, Pa
c. Merrill Moeller, p and Mary F. Paisley,
"a both of Manhattan, Kans
Thomas NJ. Clark, -. Greenbelt Md, and
Bernice J. Norris, 80. Washington.
James l.. Eaton. 90. and Ramira r. Steen,
10. both of Takoma Park, Nd
Norman Foster. 30, Washington, and
Frances M. Powell, 2s, Baileys Cross
Roads Va
Evening star., 1941-08-08

Two-thirds of the automobiles
sold in Egypt last year were Ameri-
can.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

SIGNAL CORPS.
CarIock Capt. Henry A. from Camp Clai-
borne, La 10 Fort Monmouth, N. j.
CHAPLAIN CORPS
Monst, Capt James A. from MscDrII
Field to Edgevood Md
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

una popular orQuesta de la 10
-alidad.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
LOS "BARES" SOMETIDOS
A INVESTIGATION POR
Ell COMITE DE POLICIA

FL CONCEAL Cannella, presi-
dente del comite de policia del
ayuntamiento, declare aver NJ
tolerara "amahado' testimonit
en- el juicio pdblico que Sc conce
dera a los "bares' acusados d,
no ajustarse por ccOpleto a las
ordenanzas municipales y la con
veniencai pGblica.
Dos bares estan siendo inves-
tigados, Ell Brass Rail, propie-
dad de Henry Borrego, situa-
do en- la Gale de Franklyn y
Jackson, y Ell Saratoga, enclava-
do en- la esquina de Franklin y
Fortune, propiedad de Manuel
LaRoSa.
Esos dos ciudadanos fueron
llamados a exponer los motives
por los cuales no deben series
revocadas las licencias.
Los dos pidieron tempo para
presentar testimonio y Sc les
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

una gran fiesta social, ell Bale
de las Flores.
Cada ano la referida sociedad
celebra este bale en- beneficio y
para placer de sus asociados, Y
Sc We de 10 mas concurrido. Es
de esperar que ell de este aho cul
mine en- un vardadero exito So
cial.
Por ell momento sabemos que
usaran TODD ell edificio social Y
que que los bailables lie seran
confiados a dos reputadas or
questas de la localidad: don
FranciSc, Y la Tropical.
Como costumbre en- esta cla-
Sc de fiestas, a la medianoche
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
Ia Herbsna del II en- 81
Clncalo CabGno

RGina gran animation entSe
,cdas n~uestras families para Ia
Verbena Cabaret que efectuara
Ia SOel6dad Circulo Cubano, con
Ia cooperation de todas sus sec
ZONES, Ell Sabado II del entran-
e mes de Mayo,
Con este festival Sc inaugu-
rara Ia temporada de fiestas en-
Il precioso "Patio-Jardin". En-
ell mismo Sc colocaran mesas,
las que seran vendidas a una
m6dica eantidad.
Por ell momento sabemos que
han contratado tres de las or
questas mas populares de la 10
calidad: Don Francisco, la
Sonora" Y LA Tropical.
En- ell Patio Sc situaran las la
tinas Y en- ell salon principal la
americana.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
CH0QUE ENrRE UN AUTO
BUS Y UN
PARTICULAR

Tn autobus de la Tampa Tran
sit Co. y un autom6vil particu
lar chocaron aver en- la esqui-
IA de Morgan y Tyler.
Como resultado del accidente
al omnibus averi6 un edificio
propiedad de la compania Coca
Cola; pero los cinco pasajeros
lue llevaba salieron ilesos.
FL driver del autom6vil, H. S.
}azzell, fue acusado de guar su
Oche eStando borracho.
W. NJ. Stephens, que guiaba
4 autobus, qued6 en- libertad
in fianza y tendra que compa-
ecer cuando sea citado.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Ell Picnic del SagradO NOm6re
En- nuestras notas de aver Y
por falta de espacio dejamos de
consignar la resena del Picnic
celebrado ell pasado Domingo
por la Sociedad del Sagrado
Nombre, de la Iglesia Cat6lica
Nuestra Sra. del Perpetuo So
zorro.
A-proximadamente unas 500
personals asistieron al almuer-
20, que Sc sirvio al en- Ell Salon
Colonial de Verano. Ri plato
principal fu6 ell arrOz con polio.
Tai y como sc habia anun-
ciado. a las dos de la tarde Sc
present6 en- ell salon "Paris" un