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Evening star., 1945-06-27

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9Al ARTERY-TERRY (towelinr).
STl PTTIkD-TEPID (not too hot)
" LdsANo-LOAN iaecommodatton).
% DlDcovER-nIvoRC1 isspaiata.
Evening star., 1945-06-27

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SAN FRANCISCAN! For the duration will
exchange Beverly Hills. Alex Va, house
sor similar home in San Francisco; 8 rms
Kitchen, 1ta-baths. full basement, paneied
playroom, large fenced yard. children well
comeo: Id min. to downtown Washington
or Pentaeon. TIE 1886 evenings
Evening star., 1945-06-27
By Dave Breser Goren on BRIDGE

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deals.
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HippeNreft,e Gkeater
yHriSr Of tic Marinrs" beoaun
Mtttmpd, 20. s,nguit.

Gie tcgeiiterube SslOenacididte
bon g. Shmio, gala,,teln arieacr
unb trl2cu sllnerifane.s, lit marnr
uro fem peiaat IN Marncr Bros.
nelteltcn Granlo vYrire oi tbc Ma-
riues III S,ippoorome Sheater nit
Spbn @arfielb, Gleanor Starter uno
Gcnc Glace in Sen 2itctrpGen. Die
@cidibtc beglllnt init sem Z Oe5em-
Der 1871, Dem Gag an Dem Sic 3!l-
fl,nit Mni:rcr Slrt oe@ Sebens IN
Stabl acitn,iebet iutrac. @s .pirftn
nod .,,.t See Sinanc, Sohn1p Gi.
pers, Glrg;llia Sieifer Il. a. M. Nl
Shm;o ip.,"oe eil1 WarlHcr ltnO mIr.
Sc in oen Often geihid. I'm bic ssSa-
pancr III ycfunpieu. Sci ser erlten
SanhllNg out Suahaleunal 5cidWete
er iih ans; im,roe Damn nab oen
GereiriJtcn ,Siaaten 5l,riidaebraht,
no oor,l hic Siebes geic,cbte slpi6en
ibm lmo Ml,tb bon iriIt,em entbrann
te. Gs ut rtn lntereilal,ier Slim, oen
Sic inhrn lpllten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30

pm aabel notlpenoig, sic als cine
Sin:e BON Grabt oargclteut eine
SGnse bon 2S7,7S7 Wteilen baben
hiirite. Sic bon ser rSbio 8ea 5ele.
phone Go.i >aeplante Nusbauarbeit
iiir oas SelbitanihluBipitem bat iit
ols 3iel seiest, oab es beim sleihen
slusbau ser Selepbcnsentralen in
onocren Staateu uno StGoten ihon
in nidbt au5ulager 3eit m0slih icin
,uiro, lid) ieIbIt mi. irgenoiemanNem
III irgenoeiner StaN ocs 2anoes 81
pcrbinoen Surt) ciuiates 9enlltcn
Ncs y0ials" an ieinem elgeneE
Saustelepbon. Gbe oas ieood per-
lpirflibt lit, mogcne ireilih nod ei.
nise Sabre pergeben Noh fommcn
miro es beitimmt.
slae sic Salienoe, sic lett Mono-
ten - mond)e iosar ichon ieit spci
,sohren - aui Selcphpnanltliille
iuarten ilnb boiien, Dcrcen IN Sur
,cm ihre @iinihe eriiiat iinoen.
Tte Ohio 9ea Telephone Co." bot
beid)loiien, Elm slushauprosramnl
ieines Selepbonipiten,s in slngri't
81; nebnen, Gas einen &o'tenau's
uano bon $1O0,0O0,000 erbeiId)t
!:ro Serbeiierungen uno GrDeiterun'
cen uoriiebt Die oas 1elepbpnnet
BON Glepclono uno Ohio su einen'
u.trampNernen MAIDEN oiirite. Gon
sen uoraeiebenen erDabnten sll,saa'
sen peroen olleiu 100000 iur
slusbou uno Terbeiierungen in
Brob- -Glepelono mli9crenoet mer.
sen. Sic Mooerniiierlna licht Dor:
Cine groBe Serhcilerlms oes
SernaiblubmcienS ourtl slusbau oeS
SelbItanihlub Spitcns in Der
S,auptoiiice ser Gleue!caocr 3entra'
it.
Shaiiuns bon SelbItanlhlill'en
in Sen SclaphonGlntern uon geo'oro,
S5iacrelt, @eitIafe, Mtontrcle, Wld'
liiie uuo @illolgbbp.
Grrihtlmg eines nelen Selepbon-
uiutcs: ,Meomooo "an Der Gte BON
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30

bcridmols iih NIT benz Sdtpdbiiden
Sin8ecbunb I'M srubiabr 1926 unb
geipann ber Werein Saourd, eiuiae lebr
tiihtiec S1naer.
Im 80. aRai 1925 feiertcn mir infer
4OidbrigcS Selteben in Ger @ermania
Vorlparts SurnbaIe. unucrgeBIid ipirb
Der Ginbtui bIeiben, bcu Der 1tattlibe
Gbor bon 80 Sdngcrn, I'M |ereiu nit
ieinem i'm oenitb ieines0Snneus ltebens
Den OiriGcnten Erof. S,c,n,an Sanur,
berporricf. gPitipirtenbe ioareu Der @ez
uuiidte Gbr, Der Mtron 2iebertafel ,,nb
bic Gerci,,iaten Sdnaer bon 9lepelano.
Giner Der S6lenunfic beg Ginger
tc5cns ipar oas Sdnaerieit Glenclanb
1927, ipeltbes iebem, Oct cs mitaemac6t
lat, in Gril,nernnG bleitcn miro. @eim
0e5ir!s Sdnaerfeit Canton 1929 cr~
ranaen mir rntcr 2eitlng BON Grof
6nmnl nit Dem Spielmannslieb" eli
neu arnten JrIolg. G,rp5e Sage perlehte
Der Geycin al,cb beim s5tiugcrfeit Ct.
2ouis 1884. no bas GInrtctt ocs @erz
liner "eb,cr Geian9pcretns alles in
ieinem Saan belt; baau sic Uairireunos
i1nft ucu SInbelllerz@uit,, ipeld)es ippbl
jeaem rotl in Grirnsrlins isin ipirb
Sm Sabre 1895 errana Der @crcin
ben Yrei5s Seitbelperb Der Epcabantos
Oil So. ucn 500 nit tcnl 8ieb Ser
Erompctcr uu Ser &abbah' .,nter 2eis
tung rnu Siriaent aIfrcb B. S6ring
Gbenialls iu 1885 ipar Ser Gerein bein,
WesirfS Sanscrfelt in Grte, ga, irp
er I'M Giu5c(d,or "Sorb Noleion" fang.
Mm 81. yiuacn,bcr 1896 icicrte Der @crz
elm bnnu iein oOidbrigeS Subildum in
Der Sdlrci6cr 5nlie. Miirpirtenbe iparcn
Der Scbluei5cr Sem. Gbor ,mb Die &er<
einiatea Singer uon Glepe!anp.
,Sm s,iabrc 1887 betcilisi. iid) Der @ers
eir on oer ge5irfsidnser'eit in Yol,agsz
to!pn; alien lpirb iuobl 1l:f nod, bas
Sdngcrie,t Chicago 1885 m @rinncruna
fem, iun iait Der gauge @erein teiluabnl.
9os lebtc @e5rfs@ Sduacricit fanh in
sfcon ill Sabre 1910 itott.
Seii eieicr 3cit lit e5 sicnlid, rllbie
gelucIcn III bieiigen Sdn0crtreiieu Ser
&r'eg fam nnb nit linn Ser Stblub at,
Mbbalnng pon SdrNerfcIicn. Son I'M.
lercm so. Subildum biz 5ur beuti9er
Stunbe bat Ser @erein ricles hurbmn.
den miiiisu. Sic Belt ror~bem &rieat
mar nod eriplaperipredleno; aber mad
&rieasnusbrr6 n,ad)te eiu Miidgana in
Vcreinslebcn id, ber,e, flor. Sd)ledtc:
rer Yrrbcus Seiudl pera,!.aBt bnr6 bi,
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Diriqeni, 4. ". Nier,nau.

DirtQeni. s. AR Nier,nal,.
Welcitct ir,rbe Der SG.pdbiibe Sdns
gerl,unb ici: iciner @riiubung bon fols
aenoen 9iriaenten: s. 1 gierman,
.. 3aGn. Sn. .. gotteler, Nrtbur S.
MlIer. $. @otb, Ghas. CONNER, Srit
Nnbre. ". Mdurer, Mlois YiciIld,ifter.
Muanit Sdneiner, 8ermann 9a,nut, @is
dnro CpYcnbeim, Nlfreo sS. 90rina
uno Gmil Straub. 0err Straub leitet
ben gbur icit Sabrcn .lnb erireut iif
arnber Idiuna uub 8elics,tbeit bel alien
Sdngern.
Sem 0trein bicnten al. Yrdiihenten
foIacnte a,crren: Nusuit sScn5, s. Soein,s
berger. 1rtk &ird,herr, 5obn GjlDdler,
@ilbe!m Waicr. 6. EfitenmeDer, ..
&rcniel. Musl 2icb, &. Nicutner, Mnhr.
Nalitb. Carl Sitter, @iibclm &rumer.
3crn,aun 4ibcr. lpeld) lesterer unier
Ietiser Erd;ibcnt lit. ....
Ser Sdhlodbiife Sangsrb,,nb lit felt
ieiner Yri,,nung 1iitglieD Der Tereiui9>
ten tSiu9er ben GlepeIono, oes Central
Sbio Sl,ae, @e5irts uno bes Norbs
Mnerifa,ii.hcn Sinserbuubes.
Ser &e,ein betciliete iit1 IN perid)ies
benen Vcih:d,teitcrl in Miror, Obio. 10
audi bel Der dabnenipeiyt bes bortieen
S.bipdbildtn SInaerbl'roes uno in,
Sabre 1855 am Stipdbiiden SGngerfeit
| in Buffalo mo an oen SGnaerieiten bes
Noroz zSlu,er,laniibeu Sduscrbunbes unb
bes g:,traI Cb;o Sdnocr 9e5irfs ipie
folot:
| GIebelunD 1898, Y.t.sbursb 1896.
Cincinnati 1890. @uiialc 1901. 86ccle
ing. W. Sa., 1905. Canton, Cbio, 1908.
Wsilipanfec, Bis., 1911, 2ouispille, ST..
1914, Mircn, Ohio. 1922, Chicago. Su.,
1924, GlcucIano 1927, Canton 1929
Detroit 1880, Mfron 1892, ct. 2puis
1894, grc. ga, 1885, youngstown
I! 1887, GjicaJo 1888, Mtlsu 1910.
| @on ben alten Singeru, ipcld)e 10,
1922 S.ingeri,ite mitmadbtcn. iinb mn
nod ipc,liac ba; oaaeaen ricle Der icsi.
gen SGn9cr bdben felt 1927 an Der
SGngerieitsu teil9enomrcn. GripGbn
lollcn ror aliem iperben ras SGnaerieS
in Glsnclo,to 1927. ipeld,cs cines be,
aIan5rrllitcn mar; ierner Sdnaerfeit ct
2uuis 1913: uno Sdngerfeit Gbieas'
1888, no Die Scblraben ,lnoergeBli1'
Stunbcn cllcbt ba6en.
| Nm 13. Nopcn,ber 1910 beaing be-
Sd,iudbiidc Sdngerbunb iein Silbernes
Sl'bilduu1. SCR 0eian9i'crein "Qbra"
lpcld)er I'M Sabre 1888 gc9riinbct iuiroe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30

Nabtarbeit, l1eber5eit ui'p. ltnier Ganns
ftatter Gplfsfcit ,nubte ebenfaus nNs'
faIIeM Iber iett iuir0 mis- fr,ihem gsut
nno 0leib baran ee9aneen bas Wers
fd,rnlte obcr Werlorene na6ontolen. Wit
Treuoe arbciten ale an nnierem 6Oz
idbrieen Slibi!aunr, tpeldes am 2. Seps
tember 1916 itattftnbet. ,lp, basielbe gu
einem bollcu GrfoIg 5n geitalten.
Ser Yerein lit beutc einer Der itdrts
item G'elanssercine in Der Staot uno
mir tpi;niden MIR, bab iib ieber Shtpas
be Dem Werein anibliebcn ,nOdte. oenn
idliebl.6 lit ia Die 2ieIe gum @eiang
unb bic Rnmerabidaft i'm @erein ettpas,
mas ul,s ale perbinbet.
W0ae nus Srieben fir lange Se't
bc5detrt ircrocll. banlit Der Were1n
iriebcr bliiJcu ,lnb Gebeihen lam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30

Nad slnsabe bon @arrcn 6.
GbaIe, Gbefingeuieur Der "Sbio 9ell
Eelepbone 60, lit oas Snitallieren
bon Selepbonen Die Sauptoufgabe
Ger Gomponp oob Oiirite es trot
emiiglter slrleit bod nod einlse
Monate oauern ebe aQe 81, 400 Mp
plifanten auI Selepbouanihlub be-
bient iein oiiriten. Sn ganS Sbio be-
!6uit lih Die 3abl ser aui Selepbon.
aniflub beoient iein .oiirften Sn
ean5 Ohio belduit iidJ Die 3abI Der
auf Selep -s(nIdliilic Wartenoen
ioear oui $4,000. lin alle &C.
,piinid)ten sluihliiiie berltellen 81,
f1nnen, iinb suei Ofilliaroen Sui
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30
1,,lie 1pelperts SttntiSt
Wuiiiitmo:p crpiinet.

@ur rtllfen @oHcn Dat 6ral,
Sulie EoIpert. Sdpnibt Gin Wfuiif=
Ituoio auI 72O in Dis .lrcaoe croft
net lmo miro iid ireueu lrenn oas
Glepellnoer Tent';It!lm uno oeren
;Srcllnoe ibre ainber i, ibrem Wtillif.
ItuNio Mlnif ih,Sieren laiien. 6rau
@olpert -Sd,iiot lit eine eritflaiiige
Moniitiu rno &ebreriu. Sic lit 6a=
cl,ltp NtitslieS ser 9satiunal 8ulIo
Ser Eiauoiehrer llno !Jtitalieo Der
Detroit Wt,iit Siea. Sic bat groBe
Griabruny i'm lebren mo bat IN Gll-
ropa intbiert. Ginidrciblngen iuers
Sen jebt entgcgenac,lon,!nen SIR Elm
Sreiien ruie man: Gbcrrp 4O77
,ipiicbrn 20 llbr lnb II llbr porln,
unh ben 3 bis ) llbr nadlnittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-30
Ausbau- -Programm der
Ohio telephone Co.
Ulrumodernes Teephon-System NIT zuhIrechen verbes
servnqen vnd ynzaehliqen neven Ansehlyessen.

Slt 260. StraBe uno SafeIano sfpe.,
Inn sic iih lt1nois pergrobernoe
iiuclio Mera beiier beoienen 81 ton-
1tcn.
Gerbelierungen mo 9seuanibaf,
iungen fiir oas InidluBlpltem in
ieOem 1elepbonamt BON Gleuelano.
Snitauierung ser Selepbonan,
ihliiiie fiir sic Sailienoen aui Sele-
pbpnanihluB @artenoen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Floor Sanding. Waxing. Etc.
Al EXPERT foor sanding. vaxing, re-
finished lob Own power, ReAs Iates
Free estimate, Edwards, TO s-2774
Al FLOOR SANDING. finishing own
power. estimates free, rezs AR 57ol,
pUsTLESs foor sanding varnishins;
old. new foors, reasonable. estimate.
Nv H6l2
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

fa aaanS Pee sis is,is%tini 81 iors:S s.g'!A.nIsg7 r
Al bEc.. p,intins. $3.50 pp paper
rtnsvsd. Hssssf. vsl raahinS hk
asE sEAAA-AA-A--A
Al Dec, psinsipE. psosrksng.as KsS
Young. 1913 W. Forest. IN 7.37T7,
Al DECORATING. papsr hanging, vs1
waning prcmpt service white Nr1ts.
Al pspsrhsnnnR Ksisominins, paint
ing. paper renovlng anytime ~ 7.o1T3
hE1TER paint lob pager, hanEinf.
removing rlsfitYlnR afchsf asntirf.
s9fayins Wtrs ruar. Ress DA s7if.
RErTER painting AID pspenns los
- uieehan.cs rsfsfsnest. ~ sies
ALL vork guaE pslntinr psp<rhsrs-
inx plsstersni pfom2t., ress NO essS.
cARQpAI r.ipssrs eenp.sss 10y
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
WINDOW WASHERS

F0r doVntovn department ttors, iniids
End outside Wrrk good pay with VAca-
tion Address Box B-22os. Detroit
Times 81
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Local and County
War Casualties
Continued from Page H.

Fireman lie Robert N. Norford, U.
S. N. R., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Norford, 227 East Franklin street,
has been reported missing with the
Submarine Escolar.
Enlisting in March, 1913, shortly
after his 18th birthday, Fireman
Norford trained at the submarine
base at New London, Conn, and was
a member of the Escolar graduating
class March 8, 1914
Before entering the Service he was
a student of the Hagerstown High
School and was employed at the
Acme Market here.
The Escolar was commissioned at
Cramps Shipyard on June 6, 1914,
and was under the command of
Comdr William j. Millican.
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Prisoner Of War

lst Lieut.. Donald Stonesifer, Army
Chaplain, whose wife and two small
children reside at 339 South Potomac
street, previously reported as missing
in action since December 16, 1914, is
now reported a prisoner of war in
Germany. The Reverend Stonesifer
was pastor of the Trinity Lutheran
Church, Smithsburg, before joining
the Chaplain's Corps.
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brother, Charles c. Wolfe, Smiths
burg, Route l, March 1st, aged 70
years. She was a member of the
Old Baptist Church and is survived
by four children, Paul W., Smiths
burg, Route l; John D., Seattle,
Wash, Mrs. Jeannetta Goodson,
Baltimore, and Mrs. Sadies Shell
bourne, Modesto, Calf; brothers,
Charles c. Wolfe, Smithsburg, Route
l, Howard j., Bolivar, Mo, and
Harry E., Smithsburg, Route 2.
Twenty-one grandchildren also sur
vive.
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Mrs. Emma AquilIa Butterbaugh,

Mrs. Emma Aquilla Butterbaugh,
wife of John D. Butterbaugh,
Moler avenue, died at the Washing
ton County Hospital March 4th, aged
IS years. She was born and
reared at Mercerburg, the daughter
of John NJ and Harriette (Rasp) An
derson.
She was a member of the Mt.
Tabor U. B. Church of Broadford-
ing.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by one daughter, Mrs, Hilda
Sarco, this city; son, George R., in
the armed forces in Holland, and
five grandchildren; mother, Mrs. ].
M Anderson, Williamson, Pa; sis
tiers, Mrs. Alfred Trux, Chambers
burg, Pa, Mrs. Alberta Stouffer,
Williamson, Pa; brothers, Chester
and Archibald, both of Mercersburg,
Pa.
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Wounded In Action

Pvt. James H. Baumgarten son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Baumgarten, 348
South Locust street, was wounded in
action on February 10. He is a
former employee of Fairchild's.
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Pvt. c. w. Karn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs E. L. Karn, 233 South Potomac
street, has been reported wounded
in action in the European Theater of
Operations. He is now in hospital in
Paris and writes his parents that he
is getting along fine.
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Pfc. Allen w Myers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Myers, Antietam
previously reported missing in action
in France since January 10, is not
missing, but was wounded in action
on that date and is now recovering
in an English hospital.
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MEAT PRODUCE

See S. A. Martin on Market for Eggs,
Dressed Poultry, Cured Meats, all
kinds of Country Produce, Walnut
Kernels, Garden Seeds. Every
Tues, Thurs and Sat. Southwest
corner Market House.
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Mrs. Lydia Patterson, widow of
David Patterson died at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Fray Goetz, 941 Con-
cord street, on March 5th, after an
illness of several weeks, aged rs
years.
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AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales and
Service. General auto and truck
repair work-Poe's Garage, rear 115
E. Franklin ST., entrance on alley
between Locust and Mulberry SITS.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-03-08

The Rev. DIR. John Edward Rauth,
o. S. B., Associate Professor of
Psychology of Catholic University,
Washington, died March 5th of
heart attack in st. Anselm's Priory
of the Benedictine Fathers.
He was born in Hagerstown on
July 6, 1885, the son of the late Will
liam p and Lucy S. (Sauer) Rauth.
DR.. Rauth served in the Chemical
Warfare Service in the First World
War, with the rank of lieutenant.
He at one time taught at Mt St.
Mary's College, Emmitsburg.
After spending two years novitiate
in Fort Augustus, Scotland, he was
ordained to the priesthood in st.
Anselm's Priory in 1880.
Dr. Rauth is survived by: Four
brothers; Harry Rauth, of the De
partment of Visual Aids, Catholic
University; Philip A Rauth, Han
cock; j. Richard Rauth, Hagerstown;
and three sisters, Miss Ann E. Rauth,
Baltimore; Miss Helen Rauth, Phila-
delphia, and Sister Mary Magma,
Philadelphia.
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Otha Eugene Taylor died at his
home, 1913 West Washington street,
on Tuesday, aged 70 years. He was
Spanish American War veteran.
Surviving are: Sisters, Mrs. Bessie
Line, Keedysville; Miss Ruth Taylor,
Shepherdstown, w. Va; brothers,
Daniel N. and Jason G. Taylor,
ShepherdstoWn
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ROOFING = Thinning

L. H. Miner, Johns-Manville and
Carey Approved Roofing contrac-
tors; Timing and sheet metal work.
Stag roofing, spouting, furnaces,
metal cornices. Office al
35 Wayside avenue.
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Ora Lee Wingerd died Tuesday at
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Spence, $50
Pope avenue, of pneumonia, aged
two years.
She is survived by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wirgerd. The
father is now serving in the Army
IN France.
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She was born and reared in Pitts
burgh, Pa, and is survived by the
following: Sons, Edward, this city;
Daniel, Greencastle, Pa; sisters, Mrs.
Annie E. Goetz, Hagerstown, and
Mrs. Lewis Bartholomew, Waynes-
boro.
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Mrs. Frances L. GaruIa, wife of
Michael Garula, died at her home
at SO Madison avenue March 5th
after an illness of several weeks,
aged 26 years.
She was born and reared in Shady
Grove, Pa, the daughter of Lawson
and Pearl Schroeder Keller.
She was a member of st. Mary's
Catholic Church and, besides her
husband, is survived by the follow
ing: Children, Michael c., John F.,
and Joan Marie, all at home; mother,
Mrs. Lawson Keller, Hagerstown;
sisters, Lenda, Orpha and Mrs. Mar
vim Brown, all of Hagerstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-03-08

Chronic absentees" are being fired
at the st. Johns River Ship Building
Company in Jacksonville, Fla.
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DRUGS, Etc.

Warren Pharmacy, Drugs. Pre-
scriptions, Cosmetics, Magazines,
Candy, Cigarettes. 24O jefferson St.
Phone your order-927.
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CLA S ED
RESTAURANTS

Bills Hamburger Shop has reopened
at the old stand, Is East Baltimore
ST., where all old and new customers
will be gladly served. Everything
new and up-to-date.
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John Keefer CrilIey, aged 81, 70
East Antietam street, an employee
of the Blue Ridge Bus Company
since its beginning, died at the Wash
ington County Hospital on Monday
after an illness of a few weeks.
One of the Oldest employees of the
Blue Ridge Bus Lines, he was for
many years driver on the Hagerc-
town to Pittsburgh run and for the
past three years served as dispatcher
at the Hagerstown terminal
He was a member of the Mt. Tabor
U B. Church and is survived by his
wife, Ottie Baker, and the following:
daughters, Betty r. and Martha Ann,
at home, and one son, Richard Lynn,
with the armed forces in the Philip
pines; mother, Mrs, Catherine Grill
ley, Mt. Tabor; brothers, Evers, Mt.
Tabor; Willard E., Hancock; David
O.. Clarksburg, w. Va
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Albert Heard, City Water Super
intendent, died March 4th at the
Washington County Hospital, aged
"a years.
Mr.. Heard, who became superin-
tendent of the Washington County
Water Company in 1890 and con-
tinued as head of the Hagerstown
Water Department since its incep-
ton in 1918, had been in failing
health for year and critically i'll
for three weeks.
He had been continually on the
job as water superintendent, except
for brief periods of illness, for more
than SO years.
Born near Public Square August
%, 1860, the son of Franklin A and
Mary Ann (Mobley) Heard, he con-
Quoted a plumbing business on
North Potomac street before be-
coming associated with the water de-
partment. He was widely known
in Masonic circles, having served as
Worshipful Master of Friendship
Lodge, A. F. and A, M, and Com
mander of St. Bernard Command
cry He was a 32nd Degree Mason
and a member of the Shrine.
Mr. Heard also was a member of
Trinity Lutheran Church and the
First Hose Fire Company.
His brother, c. Edward Heard,
former city magistrate, who was
born exactly two years earlier, pre-
coded him in death in December,
1913.
He is survived by one daughter,
Miss Helen F. Heard, who resided
with her father at 1913 Potomac
avenue, and one brother, Franklin
S. Heard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SIMON Brewer Byers, Williams
port, died suddenly of a heart attack
at his home at $50 p. m Tuesday
aged 60 years.
An employee of W. D. Bryon and
sons, he served as foreman for As
years.
Surviving are his wife, Anna
Mary Hawbaker Byers; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clyde Miller, Williamsport;
sons, Elwood, Williamsport and Pvt
William B., U. S. Army in France;
brothers, John and Robert. Williams
port; and Is grandchildren.
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Miss Elizabeth Ireland died March
1st at Homewood, 1917 Virginia
avenue, aged "a years. She was born
and reared in Baltimore the daugh-
ter of John H. and Elizabeth A. Pick
ney Ireland and was a member of
Christ's Reformed Church, Balti-
more.
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Richard Maekereth. aged 81 Han

Richard Mackereth, aged 81, Han
cock, dropped dead on March 1st at
Sir Johns Run, w. Va, where he
was employed by the B. & o. rail
road. He was born in Manchester,
England
He was member of the Method
ist Church at Hancock and is sur
vived by one sister, Mrs. Hunter D.
Leach, Williamsport, Pa; brothers,
Clifton H., Hagerstown; Wilson, U.
S. Navy, and Alex, of Baltimore.
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Mrs. Anna Pearl Zeigler, wife of
Harvey Paul Zeigler, died suddenly
at her home, 318 Summit avenue,
Of heart attack at j p. m. Monday.
She was born and reared in Ha-
gerstown, the daughter of George M.
and Anna Henson Davis, and was
memebr of the Zion Reformed
church.
Surviving, besides her husband.
are the following: daughters, Mrs.
Dean Keagy and Miss Airline, of Ha-
gerstown; one grandson, jackie
Keagy, and one sister, Miss Edith
Davis, Hagerstown.
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Isaac P. Vert, died at his home,
1856 East Franklin street, on Tuesday,
aged 81 years.
He was born and feared at Mil
lersburg, Pa, ana had resided here
for the past IA years He was an
employee of the Hagerstown Shoe
and Logging Company.
He was a member of st. Johns
Lutheran Church and the Mems
Bible Class.
Surviving are wife, Verna, and a
sister, Miss Stella Vert, Mjllers-
burg, Pa
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John ID. Kanaga died at the home
of his son. J. Alfred Kanaga, 9O1
Frederick road on Tuesday, aged So
years. He was q veteran employee Of
the Pennsylvania railroad, a member
Of Trinity Lutheran church and the
S. w. Sewers Sunday school class.
Surviving are son, j. Alfred, and
three grandchildren