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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-05
MONROE NEWS.
BY winiirsd covingion

Mrs A. ]. Harrison. Of 4l6 Al
mira, spent two weeks in New
Orleans, Louisiana, where she
visited relatives and friends.
Mrs Margaret Philpot, of Al
myra street. spent a week in
Xcnia, Ohio. where she entered
her son, James, in Wherefore
University He had spent the
summer with his mother
Mrs L. V. Covington and her
campfire group spent the week
end at Camp Kanastke, on
Washington Lake Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Farmer of the Communi-
t. Center, accompanied them
Mrs. Donald Farmer is re-
gistered nurse.
Mrs. Annie Toles gave a sur
prise birthday party for her son,
Eddie and daughter. Helen, on
Friday, September 81. Games
and sandwiches, ice cream, cake
and pop were enjoyed by the
IS children.
Mrs Fannie Greer, Of 2l2
Plum street, Youngstown. Ohio
was the week end guest Of Mrs.
c w Wheaton Of 81 Kentucky.
Miss Ethel Foster underwent
an operation at Mercy hospital
Tuesday. September "a Her
condition is reported as good.
Little Henrietta Page was adj
united 10 Monroe hospital for
medical care. Monday, Scptcm-
bcr %. She is at home now at
lib f Third street, and much
improved
The Monthly Uplift Of the
Michigan District Womcn's Con.
vcntion. was held at Second
Baptist church THURSDAY with
80 people attending, represent
inc twenty or moro churches.
The group chartered two buses
from Detroit. The session was
ono Of the grandest held for
some time. All enjoyed the hos
ptalty OF Second Baptist
church, where Rev. J NJ. Bur-
yell is pastor.
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ECORSE
BY Milo CASTOR

nc NfAfAA L nclQ us itEuleI
monthly meeting az the c J
Miller school last SUNDAY cvc-
ning. Nh Collins, branch pfcSi-
dent, brought two fine speak.
crs to the rank and file who
told Of the fine work the MAJ
CP is doing throughout the Unit
cd States. Nj. Collins made
report on the Tennessee lynch
ing case. since he was in that
state recently Attorney Bibbs
was the main speaker on the
program. and gave the true
meaning of civil rights. The
other speaker also an attorney
spoke we'll. lie explained the
different ways Of prosecuting
violaters Of the civil rights laws
The president is appealing TO
all members to attend the next
monthly meeting which Will be
held in River Rouge
Tho Social Girls Club met at
the home Of Miss Irma Jean
HoGffian. 1910 18TH street with
discussion on the party to be
held the Rouge Community
Center on Lcnoir street The
next meeting will be held AZ
the home of Miss MarGc Mad
son. 34l5 +. Lafayette Detroit
Saturday instead Of Thursday
night
The Independent Club viii
meet n the home ~ Nj King
1923 lsih street. ncvt Thurs
day night They met this week
At tho home ot the president
Mr. Haclcr. 1907 nth street
Miss Beatrice Garland secretary,
is i'll Bill Saddlers, one Of the
members who went 70 Califor-
MIA recently is back again
The Home Department mot AZ
the home Of Nj Haglcr, 1907
18th street Thursday night The
teacher, Mrs Holman, is away
visiting. but viii be back at the
next meeting which will be al
tho home OF Mr. IIaElcr again
Tho Tenants Association will
meet on their regular night tho
first THURSDAY Of next month
Tho president Nj Kolb, will
be working and tho vice presi-
dent will be in charge All mem
bers arc asked u please hc
present as there will he some
important business 60 come IN,
Tho Llovd Love Unitcv Mis-
sion Cancelled their meeting this
week due to their having the
National Congress Churches
from all states are represented
at this meeting FREQ dinners
arc served at the church and
free buses are available
Mrs. Opal Smith. one Of the
First Baptist Sunday School
teachers. announced her mar
riaec 10 Mr. Saunders, which
took place last Saturday The
Sunday school wishes her much
success
Sick List
Mrs. Hooks and Mrs HaGler
arc improving. Manuel Hood Is
still hospitalized
B. and ". News
The following persons TOOK
part in the 3 and V program
last week Brother Wright, solo;
Brother Haeler, reading, and
musical numbers by Mrs. Bell,
Lille Mae Green. Patricia Beck
w. Dorothy Navy and the B.
and V. Quartette Others parti-
cipatine were Geraldine Mccsry.
the chorus, Rev. Bell who de-
livered the sermon and NJ Bur
ton. Mrs Jones, Williams s,
Wright, Green, Mr. Simmons,
Ruth McKinzIe. Mesdames Har-
ris. Warner, Davis, White, Rus
sell, j. M. Salley. Wcems Ar
mour, Homer, Flomer Thomas,
Hall Halmon and Garland Mr..
johnson and Rev. G. d. Davis. |
Visiting ministers were Rever-
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LEGAL NOTICES
Samuel II. Rubin. Atty.
l28 PenobScot Bldo.

40 ftnOpbCOi DlO9s
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wavnc in Chanccry.
HAZEL EVANS, Plaintiff VS.
FLOYD NJ EVANS. Defendant.
No. 403-07l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said court held
m the Court House in the Wayne
County Building at Detroit,
Michigan. on this 20 day Of Sep
tcmbcr, 1896
Present Hon LILA NJ NEU-
ENFELT, Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
file that after dilgcnt search and
inquiry II cannot be aScertained
IN what State or Country the de-
PENDANT resides
IT Is ORDERED that Floyd NJ
Evans defendant, appear and
answer the Bill of Complaint
filed IN this cause within three
CD months from date hereof or
SAID bill Will be taken as con-
tossed by him
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of tbs order be pub
lished accordln. 20 law in the De-
troit Tribune and also that a
copy of this Order be sent by re-
glstcred mail, return receipt le-
oucstcd 10 said defendant al 3489
Bcniteau. Detroit Ia Michigan
his last known address
LILA NJ. NEUENFELT,
Circuit Judge.
CA True Copy
CASPAR j LINGEMAN' CLERK
BY II Schmidt, =
Deputy Clcrk 9-Zo--Il- Y
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No. 404.744
OpDFp OF PUBLICATION

At "a session OF said Court held
al the Court House in the Cry
81 Detroit in said County and
state on the 18th day Of Septem-
bcr. A,D. l946
Present. The Hon. FRANK B.
FERGUSON. Circuit Judge.
on reading and filing the AMI
davlt hereto attached from which
n appear that the defendant JIM
mi Martin. is not q resident OF
Detroit. Michigan but when last
heard Of and from resided at
Central State Hospital Peters
burg, Virginia therefore,
on Motion az Edward A sim
mons, attorney for plaintiff
Ii Is Ordered that the defend
ant appear in this cause within
three 10 months from the date
hereof. either d person Or by at
torncv. and thai her failure so
To do viii cause hcl default TO De
taken;
And II Is Further Ordered that
a copy OF TINS order be published
in the Detroit Tribune = news
paper printed and published IN
tho County of Wayne, Michigan,
according to law,
And II Is Further Ordered that
copy of tins Order together
with 4 copy Of the affidavit up-
on which II is founded. be served
upon the defendant az her last
known place Of address by regis
end Townsend Hall Kromp Bell
and Richardson Joe Wright
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LEGAL NOTICES

tered mail. deliverable 20 address
see only, return receipt demand
cd.
And all Of which foregoing IS
so ordered
FRANK z. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPIAN J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY a. A Berger.
Deputy Clerk 9-2l-lO-2b
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No. 4o3.24s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al a session Of said Court held
al the County Court House IN tho
City Of Detroit, Wayne County,
Michigan this 18th Day u Au-
gust, 1916, AID
PRESENT THE HONORABLE
ROBERT NJ TOMS, Circuit
Judge
1t appearing that the above
named defendant IS not a rpsid-
cnt of the city Of Detroit Wayne
County Michigan bat that hcr
last known address Was a335
Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh Pa,
ON MOTION Of Ralph " Mid
Ter attorney for the said plain-
tiff;
IT IS ORDERED that the said
defendant appear and answer tine
Bill Of Complaint filed heron
within three (3l months from the
date hereof or that the same MAY
be taken as confessed
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that q copy nf this order be sent
70 the defendant al hcr lat
known address by rcglstctc3
mail and IN case no return ir-
ccipt signed by the defendant
received that this ordc shall
be dlly published as required ny
law
ROBERT VI TOMS.
Circuit Juasc
a True Copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clclk
By Victor L Hicks,
Deputy Clelk 9-2i-l0-26
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PRINCE HALL o.E.s. COLUMN

PRINCE HALL O.E.S. COLUMN
GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No. Il STATED Mor,br SstroH
Wednesday DEGREE WORK Ord "Wednesday Mot n rs
Mrs viola VI Perry, 5s3 Leland IT, l.SI6si norlny ~
Mr. Richard white, 522 Erskne, Ant. oua; SeereA'' ~
Grace b. Baenger 1850, SOth y. IN. 300, xcs -, vr
BATHSHPBA CHAPTER No. 9-STATEn MEbl iNs ~ Ne
day DFCRFp WORK lih Friday. Worthy Mhuoh
Florence Fields 8lI5 Hamilton. re- i'SS25 MOny Ms
Mr.. X. q. Schuser. SSH lroguols, ~ io-'' ''''
Carrie u. Riley 1898 Parker, PL 900. - ,,..A.,
co1nvH ,plp No I4-sTATRD MEETINGS ls WEDNESDAY
DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. worthy hauo"-h ~,
rud. GRAY IgOSs Cameron, TO- sses9i Worthy @ n.
8 ~ Red I742e Maine. TW 150'6 secretary = MIS- ~
Ray, 1856 leamans n.r vpprtycS pnd Yr.
day DEGREE WORK 4th Friday worthy mauSS pnroO Mr.
nIs y Lindsay 55l Mack TIE. 2-5fOS; Worihy y.r
Devoid Holley, 1925 CardOnai SeCre'"' ~
cey, 8S7 RUSSELL CH 1883. - ,,pr,NcS IA,
LONE STAR CHAPTER no. e6-STATED MILL iin 49,
Thursday. DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday "On n,y.~ Mr.
Mrs. MARY Hudson. eGs2 Chestnut WorH W. Nellie WI.
George Glenn 2l3Si Malestici seeIe"r'
son. 2Ossi Wyoming Ferndae ,.,r,~os ,rd We'd
ST AGNES CHAPTER so. 2S-STATED MEEIiNs ~" ~
nesday DEGREE WORK Hh WEDNESDAY: worm whs Patron
Issia Rbodos 6Ost wildwood Tf. B.0le0l Nos"y
NJ wsI,er bradford G6g Erskfne IT, g''lee' oeerc"''
MRS Ruth Flood 1884 Central I'll e.Ou6s. ma Th,,.
CAPSTONH CHAPTER NO. Ss-SiAIED wnr,hv Matron Mrs
Celeste Richardson g027 Chareyox FL sSs Vs." Sor,,spr -
Mr. General Johnson 91sl lu Hunt =" "'"-' ~
Mrs. Rosa Blunt 2l47 Mullett II. 1885 -r,.c, g,
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. SO-sTATLp VII -.
rh...a.x npcpEP WORK srd Thursday Worthy nauoD-
Miss p IonIse Roatman, RI. OOSOi WomH sI.n,",,
Mr. Jordan D. Granger stSI Oakland MA se ss6,
Mrs. CarIens Brown ,oS Ms sTWW MEETINGS. gnd
day. DEGREE WORK 4th Thursday, n.oe. worthv Pa.
MRS YVonne G. Taylor. az Marston IIe I,vSV' Mrs MIL
from : MaIachIa smith, b55 Haguei SecrehJ = " ~
dred L. stewart, $50 Buh, Pl 4sSS insane o., wopda,
DEBORAH CHPTER NO. sS-STATED MEETINGS. -Ho Ms Fs.
DEGREE WORK an Mond" a mSrn woT,S, Patron Mr.
w.t.. 9, cre 5sss MerOse, TR l.Si6li secretary
Aimee n. Flowers eeSe W. Forest
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Edward A. Simmons. Atty.
ana LAWYERS Bldg.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Waync IN Chanccry
EDWARD A. MARTIN PLAIN
til VS. JIMMIE MARTIN, De-
PENDANT
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No. f04-7b5
ORDER OF PUBLICATIO

AZ session of said Court, held
~ lhc Court House 10 the City
of Deuot'Countv of Wayne and
State ~ Michigan on the 10th
day of SeptcmDc 1916.
Present lion. LILA NJ NEC-
ENtflI Cru JitJuagc
Satisfactory proof having been
made by AFFIDAVIT hoWng that
the defendant Lew Beaslcy. is
not resident ~ the State Of
Michigan. but resides a. 1903
Wallace street IN tnc city of
Harrisburg and State Of Pennsyl-
vanla
On motion 0f Wallis NJ. Graves,
ATTORNEY tor Pltuil1
IL j. ORDERED iEat the said
ncin0ant LOWS Beasley. enter
lu appearance n said cause on
o. before Three go months from
tnc date oi iMs Order on the
BIZ ~ Compliant may be taken
al confessed iaal q cops 81 TINS
Otcf be served upon the oe-
icnaali personally Oh by regis
tcrc1 Ual q. thal sala order be
puDlisbca - feQmed py law.
LILA VI. NEGENt EFT,
Clrcult Judge
"A Tug cops
CASFAH . LlNGEMAN. Clerk
rs III Schmidt.
DepJi ClclK l0-5--ll-9
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Ralph w. Miller Atty.
TIA Canih Street

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Count for the County Of
Wayne IN Chanccrv
GEORGE TANNER. Plaintiff
vs. GLADYSS TANNER, Defend
ant
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end Townsend, Hall Kromp Bell
and Richardson Joe Wright
president
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LEGAL NOTICES
Willis M. Graves. Atty
AAE = Warrcn

State of Michigan in the Cir
cult Court Tor the County OF
WaVnc in CbancccV
EUNICE BEASLEY Plaintiff,
US LEWIS BEASLEY, Defend
ant
Evening star., 1946-07-17
1n Mpntnrtant

CAMPBELL, OLIVER H. tribute of
love and devotion to, the memory of our
OLIVER H. CAMPBELL, who departed this
life two years ago today, July II, 1944
We think of him today,
Resting sleeping, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHTLDREN.
CRAIG, NORMAN H., &c, U. S. n
S CRAIG, c,pc'ti &c, i. 1AN S. M whose Sc
l@ ise life was sasnts lost in The the. seTyice Of
Calif.' July II. 1943.
Until memory fades and life DEPARTS
You will live forever in our hearts.
HIS DEVOTED FAMILY.
memoFE WILLIAM LII bsb.Id r. In SAD but ,9vine
FRYE. who passed away one year ago to-
day, July II, 1945.
In our lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of you are ever near;
Though on earth you are no more,
LOVING WIFE AND soNs.
JOHNSON, IDA F. In loving memory OF
my dear mother, IDA F. JOHNSON, who
departed this life one year ago today, July
II. 1945.
Today is a day of remembrance.
This day I will always remember
HER PEyoTEDa 2TI ! BBAA0eHTER, KATHERiNE
JONES DANIEL l: In sad but loving
semdem5Tance rem p4nthaI 81 eur beloved son
I@ lIc, who lost his life in the
iS service OF his country two years
T~ ago today, July II, 1914.
Keep II,.l1 him, Jesus, IN Thy keeping
Then, dear Jesus. let us have him,
To love and cherish as before.
KLINE, HARRY R. Sacred and sad to
HARRY r. KLINE. who departed this iH''ifI life
LOUISE, NELLIE AND ELLA.
LANGHORN, PHILIP. A tribute of loye
father, PHILIP LANGHORN, who died sud
denly ten years ago today, July II, 1885.
Ten years have passed and gone
pus SINCE nee. we ~ were forced to part,
DEVOTED WIFE AND S pAgGHTERs, aSGesfi
EAHRA AYE MIA rLANoHoRN. FLORENCE AND
LETCHER, ROSETTA A. In memory of
our dear mother. ROSETTA A. LETCHER,
who left us July z, 1928.
We like to picture her where sunlight,
Across the silence of a garden place.
Has awakened every hope at last from
sleeping;
we ike 10 picture L er with smiling face
We like TO picture her at peace, to see her
With flowers fragrant on her breast;
We like to know Gods hand reached out
to free her
From earth's last care to bring her
Heavens rest.
MARIE, BERT, COURTS AND FLOSS j.
LLOYD, MAMIE j. AND JOHN H. In
sacred memory of our dear mother MAMIE
J. LLOYD, who passed away. three years
ther. JOHN H. LLOYD, who was called
away two years ago, July 10, 1914.
The month OF July is here,
To. us the saddest of all the year;
A bit of grief, shock severe,
To part with s'ones'' we loved so dear
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HERMIONE, AND
I GRANDDAUGHTER, BARBARA,
Evening star., 1946-07-17
Mrs. Lillian Detre, s.,
District Native, Dies

Mrs. Lillian Detre, SIS, widow of
DR.. Laszlo Detre, internationally
known immunologist, and mother of
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, wife of the
Washington real estate dealer, died
yesterday at her home, 1900 Six
teenth street NV.
Mrs. Detre was born In Washing
ton the daughter of the late Simon
and Bettina Coblenzer who also
were District natives. She was edu-
Gated here and in Europe and met
her husband in 1908 when he was in
this country to represent the Aus
tro- o-Hungarian government at an
international conference on tuber-
culosis
After her marriage, Mrs. Detre
lived in Budapest where in World
War I her husband served as head
of the Austro-H Hungarian Public
Health Service. In 1882, DR.. Detre
joined the staff of the United States
Public Health Service as senior i'm
munologiSt and he and his wife
moved to Washington. He died in
1899.
Mrs. Detre is survived by another
daughter. Mrs. Nathaniel Rafer; q
sister, Mrs. Milton Strasburger, ano
five grandchildren, all of Washing
ton.
Funeral services will be held at Z
pm. tomorrow at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Washington
Hebrew CONGREGATION Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
Acute Food SHORTAGES
Near End, Hoover Says
BY The Ssxocioted Press

CHICAGO, July II. - Former
President Hoover, who recently
completed a survey of the world food
situation at President Trumans re-
quest. said today he expects acute"
food shortages in ''the starving
countries" to be ended by August.
Mr.. Hoover, stopping off in Chi
cago en- route to his home in Palo
Alto, Calf, told newsmen the crop
situation in the Northern Hemis-
phere is good, and added, II expect
the acute situation in the starving
countries to be over by August,
when the Northern Hemisphere
crops are in.'
THE situation will be tight for
another year, but 1t will not be
acute" he said. Very heavy
United States shipments of food
should cease after about mid-Au-
gust. Mass starvation, meaning
starvation of whole villages and
towns, has been prevented, some
thing I didn't think last February
could be done"
Mr.. Hoover said countries SIT
uated in the Southern Hemisphere
are just planting now, but under
favorable conditions"
He stated that in September "it
will be possible to make complete
appraisal of the harvests of the
Northern Hemisphere, and We will
know where we stand"
Evening star., 1946-07-17
R. 5. Wolfe, S8, Dies;
Retired Star EmpIoye

Richard Stanley Wolfe, 88. retired
accounting department employe of
The Evening Star. died yesterday at
Washington Sanitarium. He lived
at 1925 Upton street NV.
Mr.. Wolfe retired from The Star
in 1910 after % years with the news
paper. At the time of his retire.
ment he was presented with silver
bowl by fellow employees.
A native of Hagerstown. Nd. Mr.
Wolfe had lived in the District since
1891. He was a member of Mount
Pleasant Masonic Lodge and CAL
vary Methodist Church.
Surviving are three sons. Ralph
M. Wolfe of the Upton street ad-
dress; Roy H. Wolfe. Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Edmund S. Wolfe,
Bridgeport. Conn; two sisters. Miss
Nettie Wolfe and Mrs. Jennie Ilgen-
fritz. and brother, Dave Wolfe, all
of Hagerstown; two grandchildren
Arthur S. Wolfe, Washington, and
Mrs, Ruston Ardrey, Tex, and six
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at Hysong's funeral
home. 1900 N street NV, with the
Rev. Edward G. Latch, pastor of
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church officiating. Burial will be in
Rose Hill Cemetery, HagerstoWn.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
Lester Sis|er, 81, Dies;
Ship Board Secretary

Lester Sisler, 62, secretary of the
Shipping Board during World War
and associated with the Maritime
Commission during the Second
World War, died yesterday at his
residence at the Westchester Apart
ments.
Mr.. Sisler, an attorney had re-
Gently been a member of the firm
of Sisler & Sixsmith, representing
manufacturers agents, with Offices
in the Albee Building.
A native of Washington, he re-
ceived law degree from George
town University and prior to the
World War was chief clerk at the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
For several years between the, wars
he was operator of citrus fruit can
neries in Winterhaven, Fla, return
ing to Washington to serve with the
Maritime Commission during the
recent war.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Gertrude Sisler; his mother Mrs.
Mary Ann Sisler: three brothers,
Clarence E., V. Ambrose and Ray
mond Sisler, and two sisters, Mrs.
Bernard M. Holden and Mrs. Arthur
S. Harvey, all of Washington.
Services will be held at the home
of Mr.. Sisters sister-in-law, Mrs.
David J. Dunigan, 3l48 Cleveland
lavenue NV, at 10 am. tomorrow
followed at 1890 by requiem mass
at St. AIMS Church. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers at the serv-
ices for Mr. Sisler will be Arthur E
Sixsmith, E. T. Condor, A. F.. Win
terrible. Daniel S. Brierley. James H
Baden and Meredith M Daubin.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. {. A. Mitchell

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Alexander Mitchell, rs, daughter Of
Richard Wallach, Mayor of Wash
ington during the Civil War, will
be held at st. Johns Episcopal
Church at 2 pm. tomorrow. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs.
Mitchell died Sunday at her sum-
mer home in Newport, r. I. r
Mrs. Mitchell, since the death OF
her husband, Edward A. Mitchell,
had made her home with her sister.
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, 1907 New
Hampshire avenue NV She had
gone to Rhode Island two weeks ago.
In addition to Mrs. Blair, she is
survived by son, Capt. Edward
Alexander Mitchell, U. S. N; anoth-
er sister, Mrs. Wallach Merriam,
1916 Nineteenth street NV:
grandson, Edward Alexander Nit
chell, jr., and granddaughter, Mrs.
E. Taylor Chewing.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
William KoIb Rites Listed
For Today al Frederick
Speeiol Dispo'ch 10 In. sior

FREDERICK. Md, July IT.
Masonic funeral rites were to be
held today for William O. Kolb
prominent Frederick businessman
and banker. who died at Doctors
Hospital Monday. He would have
been rs years old August 2.
Mr. Kolb was taken i'll several
months ago. and was removed to
Doctors Hospital July 7.
Active in cattle raising and the
retail meat business, he retired
about Is years ago and became in
terested in real estate. For years
he had been identified with Ma
sonic organizations.
Mr.. Kolb had been a director of
the Farmers & Mechanics Ma
tional Bank since September 80
1908, and was the oldest member
Of the board in point of service.
He was twice married. His first
wife, the former Miss Hattie Will
coxon, died in 1888. He was mar
rieo In 1912 to Miss Helen Thomas
of Frederick County, who survives.
Evening star., 1946-07-17
|65Carriers Leave
For Atlantic City as
Guests Of The Star

Sixty-five Evening Star carrier
boys and girls, winners of a recent
subscription contest. departed early
today for Atlantic City, where they
will be guests of The Star at two
day outing of swimming and sight
seeing. OF the 81 scheduled tc
make the trip, 16 were unable to 60
1t was the first Atlantic City trip
for the carriers since the beginning
of the war. The Star previously
sponsored five such trips in sue
cessive years.
The carriers serve routes in the
District and Maryland and Virginia
One youngster, Jimmy Wilbarger OF
Harrlsonburg, Va, had to rise at
am. to make the 132-mile journey
by automobile in time to get the
train. Two others, Johnny Haines
and Sonny Grubbs, came from Win
chester in the Shenandoah Valley
The youngsters left in two special
cars added to the National Limited
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
They were to detrain in Philadel-
phia and travel the remainder of
the way by bus. They will return to
Washington late tomorrow night.
Six adult supervisors, headed by
Raymond Harris, suburban super
visor of distribution of The Star, are
in charge of the 81 boys, two of
whom are colored, and four girls.
All are between II and 18.
The supervisors, in addition to Mr..
Harris, are Albert Ferber, Robert
Judd and Warren Brokaw, Washing
ton distributors; Jack Smith, Airing
ton distributor, and R. E. Hardy,
Southern Maryland distributor.
Evening star., 1946-07-17

son for the last As years. The busi-
ness is located at K street and Maine
avenue S.W.
Mr.. Forsberg also was president of
the Charles Schneider Baking Co.
vice president and director of the
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
Co., director of the National Bank
of Washington, the Terminal Re-
Ifrigerating e. Warehousing Co.,
Consolidated Terminal Co., Wash
ington Convention Hall Co. and the
Home Mutual Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION.
A yachtsman, he was past COM
tmodore of the Capital Yacht Club
and owned and sailed many yachts,
the last being the Oldot II.
He was a member of the Wash
ington Board of Trade, Rotary Club,
Washington Chapter, B. P. o. E.
Qife); Society of Oldest Inhabitants,
University Club, Temple Noyes
Masonic Lodge 80, Matthias Lodge of
Perfection, Consistory, Almas Tenn
pie and the Order of testers.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Grace D. Forsberg; his mother, Mrs.
Lydia Forsberg; a daughter, Mrs.
H. j. Donnelly, jr.: a sister, Miss
Anne Forsberg. and a granddaugh-
ter, all of Washington.
| Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at the residence.
Private burial will be in Rock Creek
| Cemetery.