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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
OUTSTATE

sEAyGEASD. s SET STANLEY L-pur.
word W sesusr'nd' brother, KALAMAZOO,
cEAsTEEE PFC. MALCOLM s-Mrs
stella B. crss'res.. mother Bronson.
FLORENCE, s. set. PAUL p JsnsI
F'oF'nee' father ssuit ste. Marie
cArLfS, .Pyc. JAMES H-Mr. SILVIA /
Catlin. mother. Tlint
a, HAJpu. PIC. ALFRED E.-MrL Ana,
Hsldu' mother. Cadillac
KINNEY. PFC. CoLIN--Mrs Juls NJ
kinney mother. corStoci PARK y
MAJOR, PFC, CHARLES M-Enofy =
Major father FLINT
NARTYNOWIcZ SGT VICTOR r
Mr, Gertrude Z. NsrtynovieI, mother. sIult
MURPHY, rrc JOSEPH T-Mu Mi.
cred z. Murphy. mother. Grand Rapids
o'NEIl. set. jazz Mrs. MarEsret
Nell mother. M'rao.,u.
ROBINSON SGT STEWART E-MrS
clarie Robinson noth.r. Camden.
VAN GEEsT r SGT pEpNLEp-y c
Van CeeSt, faths Grand RAPIDS
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DAWSON. PVT poyqLAs-Nr M.rI.y,,
pswson. wife si7s7 Florence, Garden
TQsrEn, PVT. JAMES H-Mu yloFsnes
L. Poster. wife 1883 wsltham
t.ihsi. vsuIh.n fo1d' 'sloomfi.id Ann. '"'
ot;s zi. ss.o SSSSTN;. asSSa Warren '''''AiA'
Hx,prnAv. rrc HOWARD MR.
Tr.sss Hss'nnaP mothiI ssS2y ssS2 N''l9a,
Hoss. re JAMES L,-mrs MILDRED .
Hoss, mother. Llt2s Marion. Lincoln Park
,,;s ,osoS ,Asp syT INES ~. ass, TSr, ,,So5 w,s
inkstsr.
KANE, PIC. JAMES C.-Hsrold C. Kias.
father, 1913 Thatcher.
xa;f:i sssT5s SstA!i s'f iasSsNs h:1:as. Theresa
LAYRAY. SGT. cHALMyRs-Mr, Alto,
LsirIy, mother. 7sesi Lathup. siEmint-
LAKAros. SGT. STEPHEN J,-Mn. Ann.
LANDRY. Pvr. sRrAN R.-Nu Doris
Landry. mother 1873? Tuiisr
MeALEER. SGT. MIcHAEL A-nu. H,l,l
MeCARCAR. PFC GEORGE L. JR-Mrs
Mildred ". Mecsrgsr. mother. ii7i Var
MeMArH. PFC. WILLIAM p.-Mn. z.in,
~ hcMatn. mother. 4iet Helen, Lincoln
Pirk.
smALTs. set CHARLES S-chsrle C
snalis, father. Ts2S Manor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

PFC. JOSEPH c. CARSON,
10 infantry. Jan. 1s, Belgium:
hoSpiialIled, England: attended
~ Rlta'S, IN service, September.
1912, overseas, May 1914; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh a. Carson.
2046i Cameron. three brothers in
service, Sgt Thomas, Sgt. James,
Signalman &c Edward John.
= SGT. JOSEPH T. BRCS-
ZEWSKI, 81, infantry. Jan. %.
Belgium; hospitalized. England;
former Chrysler ernploye: hus-
band Of Julia. 20454 Spencer: son
of Mrs Bernice Bruszewski: /:
brother Of Gunner's Mate sc
Anthony
IT. ROBERT X. CUNNING
HAM. 3. armored infantry, Feb.
7. Luxembourg; graduate of
Riverside Military Academy; at
tended University of Minnesota:
in service. May. 1912: overseas,
August, 1914. husband Of Beckie.
Minneapolis. son of Mrs. w. NJ.
Scarth, 4239 Kenmore. Berkley,
and Maj L. L. Cunningham,
Tamna
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
OUTSTATE

KEEEIY.. SGT CALVIN w.-hr, Jtrni,
Aesrly. mother Iron Mountain.
BACON. CAPT. RONALD K.-Mn. Elanor
L. Bacon. wife. Tr.vsrs. City.
sARros; PVT JOHN c.-Mu. Marian J
sisiIei sssYI' si'; so4' 4o'i; CARL r.-Mn x.l,n c
sErsI, pfc. GEORGE A-Mn rh.lm.
BISHOP. SGT ARNOLD v.-Mn. Claire
BOSS. pvT. MAURICE JR-hu Geneva
sI:, sso%s Ssher; tyI grand 6dSSEp s.4dD xn, Cecil,
sRULE. PFC. TRANcIs H.-yr,nt srul,'
sUcHrs, PVT. IsNEsT o-nu. sstu. 4.
Bucher. wife. Msncslons
sURzYcx. sLscr. GEORGE s--Mr, Mar
'hs sygMr ss,sIss rvT 2'as5 goHs" s., G,y Harriet sy.
mother Grand Rspids..
clAcELLi. PFC. FRED L.-vincent cisesil.
yALcoNE. PFC. ANTHONY J-Nrs Ca.
eTisls Tsleone. mother. ssuli ste Marie.
GALLAGHER, PVT HENRY - Barney
Gallagher. brother. Flint.
GREEN. PFC. JOHN E.-nn Elsie Green
GUTiERsEz' Pfc suSIa-M..-- Moa.,u
Gutierrez. mother. cap.s'
HAREMsYI. PFC LEO A. JR.-nn. sophi.
Z. HsremSh mother, slrinAw
HODGE, SGT WILLIAM Mrs, joyce 1.
KoOsE. PFC. ERNEST R.-Mrs Dorothy
HooSs' wife. Lansing
LANE. PVT EpwARD-MrI Martha LHs,
:, L.pARL. Pre- LAUREN X JR-L.ur.n
X LsPArl. tlthsE- -PotisExl!ls-
LUrZ, PFC MELVIN s.-Russel LutI.
MccARTY. TLs RUSSELL w.-Mis Arsu.
tui AeCary, wife. MsncslonA
MCCLURE. SGT CHARLES F.-Mrs Nern,
SSk. 'i SyT. 4. ToiSo A-Mu s.l=l N
MARSHALL, PFC GEORGE E-c.orp
Lambert. isther, MusssEop Helghu
hARTYNIuK. PFC ERNEST T.--Nrs Mary
MhrHnRs PVT. JOHN W..mrs. % tan. N
Msthsr. wife, Cisdvin.
MILLER. PVT. PAUL J.-nrL Dorothsy q
aitListiII. I'd 1T. WILLIAM A-Mu
Msr,h. I Miilsrlii': J.ek,on
N ootTIin. wife s;idini
PLANrE. SGT THOMAS E.-wn. VIZ.
Einis Plsnts. mother Iron Mountain
POTTER. PFC. CARL A-hrS Ethel Pct.
'sr' mother. csrsseo.
MTcHE cpl. POLLOCK L-nu- Mar
RosEeTsoN' PVT. JOHN A.-John ROB
sr'ton. father. Battle Greek.
sCHALyER. PVT. HAROLD w.-Ernsst w
sehas;sr. father. Laniing
UREN. PVT RUSSELL C. - william J
Urea, father, Iron Mountain
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
DfatlI notitts

BARTkOWIAk-Feb "a, isab, An
Aoasits, !o..ns no!!Aet o. Hs.ea taIsss.
sssos' s6 o,; S,I'rgGs .,. ShaPla.6y Ap7a n
~itf, 0eneri-ye. fI0rVncs. bITgry, zgs
unsnt and Angeline AaSTOcd. Joseph
aae franz Leeano0gski. also IS grand
eailarsn sne toar, srsst sIsneehi!aTsn
TsIiasncs, ssoI JonAthon ave-. Dear.
eogn, so a. m. 81 bsrea!a ChuEch
CorF--Fsb- "a at residence 1871 W
hgsOaad Of Louise dear ia,hsf q MsI.
~ Tenant. Albert. Charles. Eesald
iSasTsl Home ne ass Ess, I Fis1I iiS ;, % ko,si
Oak intsTpsnt Rocheaer. Mich.
lusIlS-Feo. 2s, Matthias. OF 3o{sl
Brsniofc husband Of the ate Margaret
Fess!er Justin dear father Of MA Ger
man War, Mrs Louis WsosE, Mrs. Joseph
i:tg,T d j sr.aaehiiarsn. yaa:isI.
S'sns''sz S.sr. fSn.tsl 'I Home. isots97R t9R 6r.,a,
ave. and . 80 81 81. joseph cnurcn.
Jay and Orleans. Deceased vas a mem
otr oi Three score and Ten CUB.
MARkEY-Raymond A, suddenly Fsb
M.rss5 n u bTosher 1 n" Of si Mr,. I A.nfy' mf'
MSTksy Funeral "wednesday a. o Is
from the Henry J. Hastings Funeral
Home ASA second bivd, ana 10
McMiHoN-MsrgsFst. Feb IS. 1888
william. dear mother Of William Jr'
Eunsral from parloYs Of Paul ! Perry,
5o4o 1!umoulI. "wednesday az .. so, al
~ DomlnieS az 10.
MICHEL sIS.a IL, .y;e p, M q. ,., ie.s s sT.ss
sspnothsr Of LLOYD I, HUGHES Funeral
csss at Al.xsndrine, TUESDAY. 5 p N
Huh5a1s9dss95. 5,1t,d ss.B.na F's Il, Mary ''T',
brother Of John j.. William and
Mrs william H. Moore Funeral Tues
asy a. s:is from the Henry J:
sssn sp1 fgpsFo oc,S A8m So z P.,s. Ssesns sss
Psgls Jesuit Church.
denly. FEB as. 57si Hamilton beloved S
u. John ana Mrs. Viola symones.
Funeral service st Carl G.. Hall. I5l7
holden. Wedneteay. 2 2. N.
sopER-Eso, SOP, 1s, is.s MsrssF.t; os:
William u. soper: grandmother Of 10
grandchildren and Two grest-grand-
children Funeral from Thomas p
Lahey Funeral Home, e3i6 Dexter.
THURSDAY morning. Time later.
24-RosAnnG OF $3.50
FrontenAc beloved wife Of Napoleon:
dear mother Of Alfred J and Ernest D
Bsllo. Que, sad Victor. siS srsneehil-
cTen and four grest-granchildren
Remains At Nsvesux a Pstry Funeral
Home III Feo. IS, Sunday morning.
Burial Tuesday Hui, Que
fHoMAs-Mldeiins tuee IA Duke. of
1855 Sheridan avenue. beloved wife
Jane McClade and Lester J. Funeral
Wednesday from the Hsllinan Funeral
Home. 3ei Z Grand Blvd. 9 so, and
-. Charles Church At 0. Burial Old
fort, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

SCI CONWAY PVT MoURApIAs
PVT. ZAVEN MoURApIAN,
20. infantry, Nov. 26, France; for
mer Packard enploye; in service,
December. 1913. overseas May,
1914; survived by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mouradisn. 1881 Twelfth;
two sisters. Rose, Alice.
TfSGT. THOMAS r. HARRIS,
u. BIZ engineer, Nov. 2, over
-trefnaanyt-forr1er Michigan Cot.
lege student; in service, February,
1913; overseas. August. 1914;
awarded Air Medal: made home
with DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Strsith.
1885 Audubon, Crosse Pointe: also
leaves father, II. J. Harris. and
grandmother, Mrs. Jane Forster.
Thompson Home.
PVT. WILLIAM r. McINER-
SEY. 2. infantry, Nov. 25. Ger
many: Catholic Central graduate;
worked for Motion Picture Engi-
neering Co: In service December.
1912, overseas. September, 1914;
leaves parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. McIneney. 2065 CAL
Vert sister, Mrs. Frank O'Brien.
PVT. GEORGE GERRY RE-
BaNT, 81, infantry. Nov. 9,
France worked for Silver Springs
Beverage -Cn---in- service March,
1874 overseas, September; leaves
wife, Frances; son. Gregory. 204s9
Russell, mother, Mrs. Mary Re-
bant. 29S2 Kendall, one sister.
PFC. WALTER STIMACH, IS.
infantry. Nov "a, Germany;
worked for Michigan Steel Cast
uC Corp m service. January,
1912 overseas. September. 1914;
survived by mother. Mrs. Pauline
Stark. 2737 Roule. Dearborn
father Mike Stimsch. Spring.
field, III two brothers in service,
one sister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
Lest We Forget
Michigan
Hero Roll

Six killed. 13 wounded and two
missing in action are included in
today's biographies of Detroit war
casualties, according 10 reports
received by the Times from next
Of kin and through Official army
and navy releases.
Among those killed. one was a
father, another a former student
al Michigan State College. Four
young Detroiters. whose studies
were interrupted by their en-
trance into service. are reported
wounded. Also among today'S
wounded is the father OF two
children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
Is. W. Pacific Area }
DETROIT

BARsLs PFC pELBERT E-cye, s.rra
fathtr. e7a T. Nevada
SUI. CPL JOHN J.-Mu Bsrai,, Sul
raother SosI Prescott
COYETTE. Tts WALLACE : JR-Mr,
Adelaide Goystts. mother, 5Se coplin
HEEBER. CPL. JOHN H-nu n,s. N
h'resr' mother. ar z. Gr,na slvc.
JENSEN. PVT MELVIN E-Ruas!nh c
KEurIssKI PFC. HoRsERT-MrI Heller
Wroai.k mother. $3.50 Dane.
LfLLEF, SGT. JACK Mrs Hst,ls llllsr
mother, 2T22s ", warren, Garden City.
MILLER. PFC. ALBERT A JR-wrt
Elizabeth Miller. rother .soo7s EsEwood.
vANKAMPEE, isT IT HENRY Mrs
DOME D. NsnEsnrsn' ".fs' So Lsnsy
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department public today the OF 544
soldiers killed action in the European Of these 80
Michigan Al from greater Detroit.
Also announced the Of 1901 soldiers wounded nclud
ing 81 from Michigan 81 from the Detroit =
Seven Michigan dead missing and wounded
the l0l casualties announced by the department
In all OF kin notified and been kept
informed OF any changes In status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
DEAD

SGT. wILFRED q. CONWAY,
20, infantry, Jan. Is, Belgium;
worked for Cadillac; In service,
March. l943; overseas, May, 1914;
leaves mother, Mrs. Dorothy Con-
way, 42S3 Fourteenth; father.
Fred Conway; brother. Leland; /;
sister, Evelyn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
WOUNDED

PVT, RALPH z. BoUCHARD,
10, infantry, Jan. l3. Luxem.
bourg; hospitalized, France;
worked for Hudson Motor Car
Co.. in service. July, 1914; over
seas, November; son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred A. Bouchard, 29l4
liurlbut: three brothers in serv-
ice, NAM &c Owen. Cpl. Roy,
PVT Francis
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
SGT. LAKAroS

1t. CUNNINGHAM SGT. LAKAroS
SGT. STEPHEN J. LAKAToS,
10, infantry. Jan. 9, Belgium; hos
pitalized. England; former Times
carrier; Western graduate I;
worked at Fords; in service. Au.
gust, 1913, overseas. October,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Lakatos, 1856 Cabot
PFC. JAMES II. FOSTER, 81.
infantry, Jan. 7. Belgium; back in
Continued on Page az
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

BEAUMONT. SIC CIETUs EpwAFn-
Eunyon
,cARLs &c sc JACK wrLLiAM-Mr sna
mrs. john osn CsEis, parents, 2727S 10
HARRIS, SIC EARL FoBERT-Mr ana
Mrs Earl fitrhuTh Harris. parents. 1888
SIC RALPH JosEPH-mr
sno Ma. Joseph sverEoln, parents, 1875
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
IN MEMoRIAM

IN MEMoRIAM
DAvIDCE tnee sadie Pistt who passed
sVsy Dec as, 1874
There fsce that is haunting Us ever
There's voice we're !cnginE 20 hear
There smile ve n remember forever.
Though we try 70 forget every tear
There's SAD but sweet remembrance,
There's q memory fcnd and true.
There's token cf affection dear
And helrtachs dear sister for you
lovingly remembered By her brothers
and sisters
fToron.o psp.r, please copy
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

ziELfssKf SCI. PAUL L-NI Helen
A'iinsa mother. isi7o stettsr
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

TRUCK washer. niih, worE ssFn
wNrs sh.y on Co, fso, of p.seo-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

NEW ioRK CENTRAL n, R.-Essentisl
war industry needs crakemeu, swttchers.
teegrs Pliers, warehouse men. basgase.
mail employees. yard clerks. sSitch-tend-
ers. locomotive. car maintenance OF way,
stores and signal depts- Applicants must
comply With WMPC rules, For inter-
view apply z. Third Street FREIGHT
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
ARMY DEAD
European Area .
DETROIT

BEHsKE, PVT CURTIS W Jt Mr..
FeTndsle
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

effort and keep In physical trim BY
working a. q waking messenger. Days.
no nights or sundays. see Mr.. svsrl-
hout. Western Union telegraph Com
pany S3a shelby St
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Canadian Denies
Killing Husband

Defense attorneys today began
their fight for the life of John
Shemko, AZ. Windsor war worker,
on trial in the Ontario supreme
court for the torch murder OF
Frank Scibor, 40, whose wife had
been Shemko'S sweetheart.
The prosecution sought 10 prove
that Shemko went 10 visit Mrs.
Sclbor, an attractive 35-year-old
blonde, on the night Of Sept. 2S,
encountered her husband instead,
killed him, stuffed the body into
Sclbor's automobile and set fire
10 the car.
ShemkoS attorneys have said
they would establish an alibi. He
has denied visiting Mrs. Scibor
since She left HIM and returned
TO her husbands farm al Nal
den Center The woman. a gov
eminent witness, testified he had
paid her several visits. however.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
.DuVeniIeCurb
Act Deferred

Royal oaks city commission
has deferred final action on a
proposal 10 put teeth in an ordi-
nance regulating the conduct Of
juveniles.
An amendment which would
bar students from poolroomS dur
ing school hours and make IL un-
lawful for children under II 10
patroniZe such places at any time
was ready for its second reading
and final passage today, IL could
have been pushed through at last
nights meeting, but the commits
sion decided upon a weeks delay.
City Atty. w. {. Hudson drew
up The measure IN response 10
numerous complaints from parents
that their teen-age children were
lettering in amusement places.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Japs Stress Red Pact

NEW YORK. Jan. % (INS)-
The Tokyo home radio felt il
necessary today 10 reassure the
japanese that Russo-Japanese re-
lations were being securely main
tanned in accordance with the
neutrality pact.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Legislator Barred
From Senate Race
Times STAFF Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 23-Attorney
General Dethmers ruled today
that a member OF the House can
not resign his seat 10 seek nomina-
ton 10 the Senate.
The opinion was sent 10 Rep
Schuch Of Saginaw, who planned
TO be a candidate in the special
election in April TO fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF
Senator Howell, who has pleaded
guilty 10 accepting graft.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Rails Survey 20 Cities

NEW YORK Ian - 4NS)-
Railroads were disclosed today 10
be making survey IN New York
and IA other cities in an effort 10
solve Wartim c transportation
-problems-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Senate Halls Osborn

LANSING. Jan q The SAFE
Senate To-Day adopted rcsotu-
ton congratulatIng former Gov
Chase 6. Osborn NOW A has
Georgia home. on his 65th birth
day SeSlcrttaT-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Cash Traced
In Gas Case
~ HENRY CANTIN

A safety deposit box rented by
fene OF three defendants charged
with black market gas activities
contained bout $500 in cur
rency, war bonds and stocks, a
secret serviceman testified today
at their trial before Federal Judge
Arthur +. Lederle.
The Sc. 500 is i'm addition to a
government assertion yesterday
that strong box containing about
$4,000 was found in the home of
one of the defendants, Mrs. Fred
erick J. Martin of Lansing. a for
mer ration board chief clerk.
Other defendants are her husband
and Ed Nowack, we'll known for
mer politician
PROFIT CHARGED
In its opening arguments the
government said II would produce
evai dence that the defendants
realized about Sic. 500 I'm the sale
Of thousands Of gas coupons from
which the Identification tabs had
heen removed,
The witness today was secret
service agent Morris G. Martincau
who told how ne had inventoricd
the contents OF the safety deposit
LoX IN Martins presence.
TELLS or CONTENTS
The box contained, he said
$4,000 in 500 $50 and SO bills.
$3.50 in war bonds and Sl65O IN
stock certificates.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Martin de-
MED renting the safety deposit box
and disclaimcd ownership of the
strong box found in their home.
bat George Hyatt. assistant cash
ier Of the Lansing Michigan Ma
tIonal Bank, testified that Martin
rented The deposit box.
Earlier government testimony
!, brought out that about 1900 gas
1coupons were found IN toe Martin
home.
In the midst of Marrlncau tos-
timony woman Juror became M
and Ledcrle adjourned the trial
until 10 a. III tomorrow The
juror Is Mrs Ella :. Western Of
% Amherst Pleasant Ridge
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
DOOMs OUTDOOR SIGNS

All outdoor signs except traffic
signals, hospital signs and any
others considered necessary for
public safety must be eXtln-
gulshed. Detroit city lighting Of
ficialS. II was learned, plan 10
-eNtiHeHish alternate street lights
in the white way district.
McGilliS was 10 meet later with
businessmen 10 explain the regu-
latlOnS 10 them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
BrOWnout S
Test Monday

A test outdoor lighting Drown
out will be held monday, Jan. %,
to acquaint merchants, utilities
executives and outdoor advertis-
ing men with provisions of the
war time "brownout' 10 become
effective Feb. l, 1t was revealed
today.
John d. McGillis, WPB deputy
director in charge OF priorltieS,
told WLB district managers and
utilities representatives. convened
in the Boulevard Building that the
"brownout' Monday IS necessary
TO perfect plans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
NOT ENOUGH COAL

Chief reason for the brownout,
McGilliS told his listeners, IS that
the I945 estimated required btu
minous coal requirements arc $50,
900, 900 tons while the estimated
production is anticipated at $50,
900, 900 tons.
Under "brownOut' regulations,
there can be no lighting at night
for outdoor advertising and out
door display lighting except where
needed for business purposes.
There can be no outdoor lighting
for show windows. Theater and
hotel marques are 10 be limited
10 one 60-watt hight per marquee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

X t*tt tt+ X
See Your War Bonds In Action
x Official combat photographs from the files of
the Armed Services, comprise the fourth edition
of "Graflex Sees the War;" presented by the
Folmar Grafex Corporation of New York.
Ses them next 10 Hudson'sWar Bond Office,
the Eleventh Floor.
II
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-04-20
WILLIAM G, BRINToN

William G. Brinton, formerly of
Oxford and more recently OF Avon
dale, Pa, died in Fremont, Neb. on
Monday, April 2. He was so years
old.
A native of Oxford, the son of
Henry L. and Sarah Fisher Brinton,
he was connected with the Oxford
Press for 80 years. His father found
ed the paper in 1856.
Mr.. Binton was twice married, his
first wife being Mary Elder of Lew
istown, Pa. They had three children,
George, of the University of Della
ware faculty; Robert, of Houston,
Texas, and Esther, deceased. A few
years ago he married Miss Cora
Strunk of Fremont, Neb., living for
a time in Avondale.
Besides his wife and two sons, Mr.
Rrinton is survived by younger Sis
ter, Anna, wife of Thomas F. Grier,
Of Oxford, and an elder brother,
Douglas E. Brinton, owner and pub
Usher of the Oxford Press.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-04-20
N. MUNsoN SEMINAR

Norman Munson Seminar, 81
years old, died at his home in Havre
de Grace, on Thursday morning,
April IL, of a heart attack, after an
illness of about a week.
Mr.. Seminar was native of &C.
Gil county, being a son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli S. Seminar, and
tor many years was well-known
contractor and builder, as was his
father.
His wife, the former Miss Mary e.
Watson, died several years ago. He
is survived by one grandson, Mr..
Henry Seminar and three great
grandchildren. His surviving BROTH
ers are Victor j., and Arthur, of
havre de Grace, and Alexander Sent
man of Perryville.
Funeral services were held at his
ate home Sunday afternoon and in
rment made in Principle cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-04-20

Southeasterly direction to the center
of the bridge over Love Run, and
thence in II Southerly direction with
the center OF saiu run to the place of
beginning; less a roadway 16 feet
woe, leading from TIE public road.
to the Jonn walker Bailey farm
BEING the same land which was
conveyed to James A. Murphy and
wiIe, by Street Il. Riley, by deed
dated Narcn ~, 1878, and recorded
III one Of the Deed RECORD Books of
GecIl County in Liber H. w. l.. No.
~, folio lzU, to which deed and all
prior ueeds reference is hereby made
.or more full ana complete descrip-
.lCn Oh the same.
IMPROVED by a 2 story frame
mouse with slate roof containing s
rooms.
This property is located on the
south side OF the old u S. Route l.
TERMS OF SALE: One-tk r d
cash; balance in 6 and IL months, or
all cash, as the purchaser may elect
at time and place of sale; credit pay
ments to bear interest from day of
sale and to be secured to the salts
faction of the undersigned assignee.
Taxes and all other expenses to be
adjusted to day OF sale. Cost Of deed
md state and federal stamps to be
paid by the purchaser.
| WIN. PEPPER CONSTABLE
| Assignee of mortgage for
| the purpose of collection
| and foreclosure
| DAVID ]. RANDOLPH
Auctioneer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-04-20
THEODORE P. GATHER

Funeral services were held Thurs
day from the Patterson Funeral
Home at Akin, Md, for Theodore p
(TedD Gather, former major league
baseball star. Entering Union Hos
pital, Elkton. two weeks previously,
for routine physical check-up,
Gather, who lived at Charlestown,
died in the hospital Monday, April
8. He was IS years old.
Gather, an outfielder, was one of
George Stallings' miracle men" of
1914, the famous Boston Braves,
which came along from the bottom
of the heap to win the National
League pennant and go into the
World Series the underdogs to defeat
the Wanted Philadelphia Athletics
in four straight games for one of
baseball's greatest epics. 1t was the
only World Series, and the only pen
nant, the Braves have ever won.
Gather also played with the St.
Louis Cardinals, and completed his
20-year sojourn in professional base
ball with the Oakland Club in the
Pacific Coast League.
Gather lived in Ckarlestown for a
number of years. He conducted a
general store and was a member of
the Town Commission. He is surviv-
ed by his wife, the former Clara
Bishop of Wilmington, and one
daughter, who is a student at Wes-
ey Junior College, Dover, Del.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-04-20
DEATHS
MRS. MARY A. OWENS

Mrs. Mary A. Owens, wife of the
late Chester Owens, died in her sleep
on Wednesday morning, April 18th.
She was born and spent her entire
life in and around Rising Sun. For
the last four months she had resid-
ed at a Home for aged people in Will
mington, Del.
The funeral services were held on
Saturday morning at the Home and
were conducted by the Rev. Henry
j. Dreyer, pastor of st. Agnes Chap
ell, Rising Sun. Interment was in
Brookview cemetery here.
Surviving Mrs. Owens are two
children: Sgt. John T. Owens, of
Fort Knox, KY, and Sister M. Rita
Agnes, o. S. F., wko is stationed in
Wilmington, Del. Three sisters and
a brother also survive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-04-20
3 Cecil CTS Die In Action

Three Cecil County soldiers ap-
peared as fatalities on the Maryland
casualty list last week Another
Eastern Shoreman, wounded, and
still another reported prisoner of
the Germans, was on the same list
At the same time Chestertown
father revealed word of his son hav-
ing been wounded in Germany.
The official list is as follows:
Army Dead-EurOpe
Pfc. Norman E. Allen, husband of
Mrs. Julia B. Allen, 23S West Main
Street, Elkton.
Pfc. George c. Clemens, husband
of Mrs. Florence Clemens, Colora.
Army Dead-Pacific
Pfc. Howard D. Gather, son of Mrs
Catherine Gather, Port Deposit
Army Wounded-Europe
Pfc. Frederic T. Wyatt, husband
of Mrs. Catherine v. Wyatt, clio Amos
Beebe, fredericksburg.