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Evening star., 1947-03-10
HELP WoAEN.

tom Sorsins 81 eondisons slsnsn in DGss. fse
Agpls smnlsysnt once s.n ssfEas9 afa sasa
TYRlsI. 1a.IfIsI must Be experienced: permanent
Moop s5ssas co aos ARRy 4sh nR fs
TYfIST to assist installation manager; ex-
saturdays Apply in person to Mr.. Pitzen,
SEARS. q RoEBucK & CO.. 1901 Lawrence
sssgsf ss7 s. aw ''sian. Ma 4lss, 6 oSso. VS.
TyTisT n.,s With .,, k,n,sxlsass Of shorthand for
gIsHEg 8 CO, sls New York ave. NV.
TYPIsT, aviation company, temporary,
possibly permanent; conv. hours. BRINCK-
ERBSF ERHoEF & CO; 1905 g st. NV. III
axeasndss and ss s ss.s y ssss. sn .s ssGa
some stenographtc ability, desirable; per-
nIsneIe aIsa mt Sidsy wesk monsh paid vacation.
,TYPIsT-Must be fast and accurate. per-
sss gave aIsaszs ra sTs5MhsF Rs5 hessP CO. g.
5000 Ga. ave-, Mr.. Vogel. Iii
g1h ugllm.n. NEW YORK JEwELRf Co. 7ls
1sR f9rlsr-eiERk M CLERK for local ofne. Of national ts
small loan organization: interesting work
AETsS s. MF4sASSE CO. szia Rhode Island
TYf1sTCEERK.f 1ssi; 81 Cfisf excellent WORKING con.
ditions. 6-day. s5-hr. week; starting rat rate. rate
SS2 per week. regular wage increases. an
nn.,., nnsl sick isaye, @ PAID yaeation. psImanent
TYrIsT.DicTAPHoNEA T Aoi Operator rat % for no geno
once xoSs: Dsrmsnent POSITION. f 5.das day
sssiy SseRES S EoS1saRs sssiRs Pstsss co. nsfS
xS5 Il s.l:sa ssis Ss issn st G. on NJ, ws; ss
WAITRESS. white. neat appearance. to
between 8 pm. and 10 pm. Ia
WAITRESS for counterwork; good hours.
good wages. 1917 22nd st. NV. 10
WOMAN wanted part time, ewes. care Of
and meals. cah l. wi. se T447. i0f fm:. -1l I1'n
WOMAN. over 50. Interested in eonductins
Of nationally advertised % corset: pure. viii rer
ceiye professional training and be placed
IN charge Of established units no inyest-
ment. 300 ST.. Suite 40S. 10
teryiewing: nationally known concern; ex-
per1ence unnecessary; average earnings,
RI Sssk R BD f4so g NeR TO York ave
YOUNG WOMAN, 25 to 35, as investigator
for retail shopping service: no experience
nnseessars: n must be free to travel. Apply
YouSG "a sssr WOMEN srds to train for sookilesp-
ers with life insurance company; short
35-hr. week. pleasant working conditions;
inexpensive iunchroom. Apply 40S, s16
1ssa WasafNGToN's III Grows NEWEST town IA and
sportswear shop will open in a few days
and requires the services of competent
saleslady to assist the manager. Apply
BIG PROFITS-Sell beauty 15-card every
day box assortment: gift wrappings, per.
sonaI stationery: "A big moneymakers;
mira. N. Y
EMPLOYEES - Ready-to-
cellent salary. MoRToNS, 314 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT = Diversified experienc

ACCOUNTANT =. Diversified experiences.
MCs aoo and m1n,gG gGs degrees sns fully eapaBis
secouSTANT, expere books s Stated; s.aa Kept
ascoJSTANf6rEfci fss SSE Tf $S4S MSF
-nsnt; long experience autos. dept. store,
management. costs. etc. BOX Ios-T. star.
ADVERTISING TEAM offers complete pub
licity and promotion service; newspaper.
% @ sops ayeu eomeess essans pno:
daetion duct Free IL, lance or part time Can
eSpeTlenssa saeT sfa, excellent background. Box
ARTIST siaai palt time free lance. letterins.
toons: Competent, IL years experience.
S'SokkEllfEk cha charge; heavy e1g.:
oIEaNisG eslli Inc FLOORS, window Washing, ssi
general abs "a. h9gseesaains 1K asaa and small PAINT
CoNsTRucTIoN ENGINEER, retired, n. =.
State license. interested in part-time EN-
MANAGEMENT; long and successful experi-
ence negotiating noncompetitive architec-
spral and construction contracts. Box u
ST. @s ssSISS,. sSS. gold bridge: $50 week. cARIos.
LAiWYER. marine veteran; 80. college and
N lsw oss MI 5ols 12
OF 'ss e Box sss
OPTICIAN-capable dispenser and shop
man. now employed In responsible posi-
svsas ssa ss AS Sa Aad;. sRs 'fs b. Fl
PAINTING WORK WANTED by frst.eia.s i
paints painter. Sy honr sao or contract: best ma
PHARMACIsT, reg. D. c. ard Md. desires
RaFt;tne Isf ao R5 FIJI fsI days work no sundays
Saofo: 6aIkkRooMI s.I.., MAN . With seven
szHSHso zaSfA 81 sou,s ssse d. Ass. sAsE
SFPHoIs%TERERs F % S. AppnESrIcE. MAN.
nsSn sssrHs Learn
sHTEsAN vi Ran With WITH IA yrs mechanical II, re-
hpsr Desires os m u
ssil r., izSs sissr ) pm. Or ali day Tsss:
YoGNG MAN. IS, married; B. A. dssres. 9
years lab. engr. exper., electronics, phys
some constr eEPer now sqdyns
1sGj YonNG N NAN. NV with knowleds. of typins sp
sssss aTn. Write to S'fS p 8. BOZ s47. = AisH-
YOUNG MAN, "a, college graduate, eners
getic, ambitious, have administrative. an :
alytical and statistical experience, desirous
Of becoming associated with progressive
organization in position offering possibili-
ties for future advancement. Box 91-T,'
Star. 10s
VETERAN tstudent). coloree. experiences
waiter, informal desires part-time WORK >
Gan e aay ayy.ef faa s45 5rOm o AB Rm sss 9s Al !
PROMOTION and organization specialist
available; experienced also in administra-
ton. life insurance and general insurance
Box lat, Star. los Il,
COLONEL Reg Army. retired. age 81,
admin; and exec. ability. personnel and
grad motor school; yrs. motor trans.
on1cer, athlete and coach, football-base-
ball. born on Chesapeake, boatman; resi- ,
dent: married grown children: sober. exc
cellent rep. Do you need me? Call TA.f
7023. los ~
Evening star., 1947-03-10
SALESkEN.

SALESMAN-Dictograph Products, Inc,
nication held with AAA-1 rating has one
opening for successful salesman to cover
exclusive accounts in she Washinston area area:
e Tere for fer s'oe5 e sie,ooS 1S' ysarIs' yIhs
msst0ns qeesn 8, paid wsl paid
thing: i'a We % have iearned that. If ss You ARE are
his tbsn he does
ss5s Phone s sssa9sSd sTSaGsnsoR HENS aso a
s2EEs%ASma1peri Sl SDDYiRo erieneed with car. Cen
eral contractors-holses, saI ages, cottages.
shoBs fGhmDtets "a b9s4 hpHe improvements Lea Lssas'
sAIEsMEN@Iife Insurance.; salary and
easad1 Offering security and opnorsunity' high high
III JOIN HASeoek II LIFE 1TNsJsAaeH aes e..
2o17 Ma st n.y. nso,n;n nseSoud foer Ia
flee. YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st. p; ".
SALESMAN with hotel and restaurant fol-
lowing, by established local meat firm; good
salary and bonus. Bog 1907. Star. 16'
SALESMAN, age s5-32. by leading whole
cations to Boy 476-R. Star, .-l2
so14 MalS RsTs asa.r adHc ceass and snd
E st, NV. Ill
building materials; excellent opportunity.
Phone between $50 and 1880 am. MR..
W. 3; SIMPSON. Elk. 6277. -15
SALESMAN, experienced selling restau-
rant equipment. Write qualifications.
s1IEssfaN, Sf ssl S'ai age $3.50, married men Who
know direct selling or the sale of in
tangible product or service: I will prove
by demonstration in the field earnings of
800 week and more; this is q direct, to
the home, one call sale; Recommendation
leads. See manager, Room 526, Evening
sWEATEk M TER sALEsMEN-Popular priced in.
fants. children's, mems. boys misses, and
l fgll partisulsrs; Box WIS 765. ia, w.
TWO % 70 To0P-BRAcKET representative are
needed now to follow throush On leads and
ecutives; selling in our fieId is interesting
and dignifed, with substantial earnings;
men over 80 preferred; car essential; COM
plete training given to those who qualify.
For appointment, phone UN. 1896 between
ExPERiENG;ED INSURANCE statesmen to
build industrial debts Apply room TT,
Columbian Bldg. 416 9Th St NV. lis
Evening star., 1947-03-10
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ATTORNEY, D. C. bar, contract claims.
law, realty firm. BOX 93-T. Star. 10s
BOOKKEEPER, experienced double entrysl
familiar senerai once routine; cspabie
full charge. Box 146-T, Star. --12
DREsSMAKNG, design, remod., sltera-i
tions; eve. gowns speciality; reas,,
MISS BERT, 1880 irving NV, Apt. {.
AD 223S. -
GIRL, experienced, wishes days work.
GIRL, colored, wants work for Sat. and
Sun. only. Can ewes. Elk. 0327. .10s
sires position h, motheriess home. 1 to csss @
for children. call RE. 4944. IT,
PRACTICAL .NURsE, refined. wishes carq
experience; best refs; sal, SIS per VI.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

SHOE ARTIST, with experience and knowl.
edge Of fine shoe drawing excellent salary,
pleasant working conditions. 5-day week.
Please apply with samples to advertising
dept, HAHN SHOE STORES, 7th and &
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II YOU sins
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing coucert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone no. Box
474-R, Star. liz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or medical tech
nician, college degree and one-year expert
ence in public health laboratory preferred;
permanent position; salary, $3.50 per
annum. Contact Mr.. Dorsey, ARLINGTON
1000 or Chestnut $500. -15
Evening star., 1947-03-10
HEP woAEN.

ALTERATION ORERATORs--6-day, 40
hr. week Apply employment once, 9Th a..
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP. $500 daily.
ALTERATION WOMAN for distinctive Conn
ave. shop; excellent proposition for ca
pable person. suits. dresses and accessories;
all-year-round opportunity. Call Tues
day, DE. 1891. 10
Evening star., 1947-03-10

water supply Technician - 727 B,
ss1, srns shs1 or ss eoas asId
who held any Of some 400 occupational
sDscialtiiess. Itiss. for g g months or more may
q grade depending upon, the length Of
your previous occupational speciality serv-
tn,,iS ice New high Army pay and the oppor:
fore. Stop in and find out the Special grade
psrtment % resuiation. e Apply S ns~ at the aI IS
MEN WANTED for se seeads oS wost En 81 &. sood n%
weekly earnings. $50; no experience neces.
sary; all training paid for; opportunity for
promotion plus pension system, paid vaca-
HAss1T MSheeS e. .e1spsa m
sosyn ss Slas soue N g. & Cabin T51s ohs ES1s kose m
Frisndship Heights streetcar to door. la
MESSENGERS MES wanted; with motorcycles
MGETiEI4a ofsRsT6Rp0 6p0ns Nhe Gr's able L
work from shop order and to deliver fin
exp Whether You are now WorkiDs aiIy ssaie
oes Box Raons No. noass soss va %sshinson WI1s
NIGHT AUDITOR for medium sized hotel;
must know transcript: good salary and
G9Fkias G9 RSrs ssSSndlti9nss end FA SaSl ,,.1o
cards and b. c. drivers permit. Hishest
salary and best working cond. DISTRICT
RGkSEK ce sEkvicE aa4s MssaSkn a mus mus:
have former, experience and be fully quail
fed; .. top Rs salary; references required; =, Ag-
Psg PNc. 70 eo Mr.; kMRsrsardt: R AMERICAN HEAT
PfAfEkHANGER,s ist Class. with permanent
residence, for work every day; good pay
PAiPERHASGERs-ccasiil Tor =. appointmeni
Monday; 6 to 3 I'm; RA. 1854
fer @ right party; good starting salary; Boz
ass naae Seco SsPiee beek M New
PMAsMsc1sf. fyfi ssisefsd colored. full time good
sds salary and hours hours; bonus; references, Write
PLAsTERERs, ist-class mechanics; steady
work. good pay. See Mr.. Matheny at 1926
eans nn ave rEbEas bs Il ss corEa NJ ssEss sess o
a15 H ayf NA ar 7sls aoo
references. 627 ST.. NV. Ma. 4163, Wo.
PokTER-MEssENGER, for established re-
tail store. Only refined type applicant
Pee iob soea sal.r, lop
ERM, ERM CLEANERS, 1907 l4th st. NV GO.
s 7oRk Esasrsssss ssss
fssE PkEssEER, asE silk and wool: must have good
references: steady job; good wages. 200g
k&pIo SpIe. sWERyfM;En W 4; NAN for outside aH calls.
?; G. drivers permit. PARK RADIO Co,
RADIo sERviEC;EMAN. must have S Yrs.
or more bench experience, able to take
charse of busy shop: man who is cap
able and honest with good references has
an opportunity to raise himself to a very
good position; better-than-ayerage salary
pleasant working conditions. For infor-
nation, phone MR.. GARDEIL. 81. 1869
RADIO SHIPPING CLERK, with mechan-
ical aptitude for diversified assignments,
for .electronic factory: slight knowledge Of
radio desirable and must have car; do not
Hills, Silver Spring, Md. is
ZEAL ESTATE SALESMAN for salaried 20.
sitfon; age 30 to -; good reference and
or AT. e6i3. 10
Evening star., 1947-03-10
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines CMinimum)


Flat rate per line--------4
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made
in time for correction before
second insertion.
When canceling classified ad-
vertisements be sure to make
a note of the cancellation num-
ber. This is important in case
your statement does not show a
credit for the cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid,
retain cash register receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement. "a
Lost and Found Advertise
mentS appear on Page As. 81
Evening star., 1947-03-10
ADVERTISEMENT,
Rheumatic HapDv:
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands Of sufferers from the torturins
pains due to rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neuralgia and neuritis-are mighty happy over
their discovery of NORITO. Nov they have
found quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
---really works fast. II you want to feel again
the joy of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace and sleep in comfort-be wiN and try
NORITO under this ironclad guarantee If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pam to your tisfaction-your money will be
refunded. Don't suffer. See your druppist today
and get NORITO on this guarantee.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
How To Relieve
Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause 1t goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
70 soothe and heal raw, tender, In
damed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
o bottle Of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
70 bave your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Evening star., 1947-03-10

s9od saaTy ,Ter1ias
HHog 1nz sofs s ApDlz azos " yt'fsTy' " nH LEWIS
sTENOGRAPHER. intelligent. personable
for Red Cross GEORGETOWN once; 5-day
MK s1; p1esss !nts5sssins saso ss n~ work Apply
sTENOGRAPHER, FIRE and casualty insur-
ance experience: 5-day week; hospitaliza-
tNsESNs iSg aaS s aaEND DrGsSded sS1 q
silI Mss atssa e sssg Apply 70
SH 6sa sna ri for small
busy once downtown; hours, 10 to 8 daily.
s, safs sssf a ssass s5ss ssa
SUPERVISOR for small mail room; expert.
WORKING smaid " in A AND directing and % afiottina M
graph. ADDRESSING. folding and sealing
mashines; 1sta nonpTonat a., organization. 1913
socd xorrinE conditions; Bethesda area.
TnLEfaSsE MiL Es2SsE orERArons. e.p.rieneed;
encc: steady employment. visit our em-
0s or tel ss Rsss
PEAKE 6 PoToMAC TELxPHoNK co.
board; typing essential; young lady with
experience in credit once preferred; good
starting salary and pleasant working con-
ditions: Apply KENT, jewelers., 7th and q
iTEIEPHoNE SOLICITORS. part or fur
time. 924 New York ave. NV, RE. 800
TYPIsT. to answer phone and do general
Se' Sns once. aS i kREToI Risi Co C.. % 1913 i4th
TYfIsf for general ONCE work; can use
recent graduate; $50 per vk.; exper. moi
nee. aIkGH, TX. 2601. 525 9Th st. NV.
TYPIBT, young girl with high school edu-
cation, for straight tabu1ating typing.
While .tsbulating experience is not essen
tisL ability 70 tyre accurately and neatly
bers IS On absolute requirement; Il nee.
the tahuiatine machine, though we would
prefer some one who has had tabulatins
typing experience; 6-day. 40-heur week:
$146 70 $156 per month to start, with
periodic increases thereafter II work Is
satisfactory: poEition Is permanent. Write
for interview, giving name Of high school
you Eraduated from and yeAr Of gradua-
tion and outline experience "a typinT you
have had. Boz CIR, star. Iii
Evening star., 1947-03-10

Continued "a Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1947-03-10

ERIK, personable, 25-35 years Of age,
tn switchboard exper for hotel desk.
ply GORDON HOTEL Monday, 9l6
III st. W., q M to D M -1O
Evening star., 1947-03-10

GIRL, colored. TO work In Chinese laundry:
GROCERY CHECKER, experienced; $40
ton. good workins conditions. SHANK
MANS MARKET, 400 Kennedy st. NV.
HOUSEWIVES EARN s6-s1o daily taking
orders for 1947 spring suits, dresses, etc.
Immediate delivery. Write MAISONETTE
FROCKS. p. O. Box 1922, Washington 13,
LABORATORY TECHNIcIAN. private doc
tors once; must be competent in chem
istry. hematology. ETC.: college graduate
preferred: starting salary. $500 per month.
LADY, ambitious. refined to nm responsfble
position: high pay. p. C. FULLY. 612-A
LADY, young. $3.50 years. for photo
graphic studio, one exp. In detail. Must
be able to make color corrections on pho
tographs; Apply MRS. King. 1929 It.
MANAGER for. hish-grade suburban tea
Toom; ; state reference and experience. Boz
MARKEKs, white, experienced; can earn
$40 to $50 per week; piece work; reason
able guaranteee: also experienced nat work
assorters. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627
nEsDiCAL SECRETARY to work in doctors
once; Food salary 70 willing worker With
proper experience RE. 1925. 10
MlILINERY SAlEsLADY-Experien for
exclusive ready-to-wear shop In Silver
BprtnE. permaueEt position: excellent sal
a<y. CAL n. 6S29. ia
The Republican., 1947-07-10
DIED
MRS. HENRIETTA NJ. SMOUSF

MRS. HENRIETTA NJ. SMOUSE
A private funeral service was held
Tuesday, July s, from St Stephens
Catholic church, Grantsville, for Mrs
Henrietta Mckenzie Smouse, 80 years
old, one Of the community's oldest
residents, who died last Friday night
July 4, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. James Layman, Long Stretch
Rev. FIR. David, Pastor, officiated
Interment was in the Grantsvillc
cemetery.
Mrs. Smouse suffered a pelvic in
jury nine weeks ago in a fall She
had been at the home of her daughter
since that time.
Born at Little Crossings June 6
1865, Mrs. Smouse was the daughter
of the late Francis and Mary L. Lay
man Mckenzie. Surviving children
are Mrs. Robert Redfoot, Sharon
Pa; Mrs. Jack Silbaugh, Youngs-
town, O.; and Mrs Layman; also a
sister, Mrs. Della Jordan Grecnsville
Pa; and brother, Thomas McKcn-
zie, Grantsville; and - grand
children.
The Republican., 1947-07-10
MRS. MAUDE SUTORIUS

Funeral services for Mrs. Maude
Mae Sutorius, 81, were conducted
from the Bolden Funeral Home last
Friday morning, July 4, with Rev.
George d. Birk, pastor of the Luther
an church, officiating Interment was
in the Oakland cemetery.
Mrs. Sutorius, resident of Lima
N, Y, died in the Knorr hospital,
Rochester, N. Y, on July /. Her re-
mains were brought to Oakland last
Friday morning
She was daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George Shartzer and
was born in the county, south of Oak
land, on September 2, 1885.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.
Lavona Freeberg, Omaha, Neb; and
three sisters, Mrs. Irene Woods, De
troit, Mich; Mrs. Florence Edwards
Chicago; and Mrs. Bertha Smouse.
Mt, Lake Park.
The Republican., 1947-07-10
JOHN HOLTSCHNEIDER

John Holtschneider, SO, farmer
for 81 years, died Saturday after
noon, July ). at the home of his son.
Albert Holtschneider, Deer Park. He
had been in failing health for several
years and had been blind for the
past six years.
Born in Germany, January 16,
1864, Mr. Holtschneider was a son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs Fred Holt
schneider. He came to this country
when he was 10 and resided for many
years in the Deer Park section He
was member Of st. Peters Catholic
church, Oakland
Besides his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth
Holtschneider, whom he married 81
years ago, he is survived by three
sons, Joseph, William and Albert
Holtschneider, all of Deer Park;
three daughters, Mrs. Minnie Nc
Gettigan, Cresaptown, and Mrs. Mar
garet Brailer and Mrs. Agnes George,
both of Cumberland; one brother,
Fred Holtschneider, Deer Park; 16
grandchildren and four great grand
The body was taken to the home of
his daughter, Mrs. George, and a
funeral mass was celebrated Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock from St.
Ambrose Catholic church, Cresap-
town, with Rev. Stanley Miltenberg-
er officiating. Interment was in the
church cemetery
The Republican., 1947-07-10
Planning Expert
With Forestry Dept.

Effective July l, Maryland now has
a planning expert for its state parks
in the person of Edward B. Ballard,
director, H. c. Buckingham an
nounces. Mr.. Billiards. assignment
will be to study existing state parks,
as we'll as recreational areas in the
state forests, with an eye to their
physical improvement and better
administration, and to formulate
plans for new park areas under the
States siX-year conservative pro-
gram.
The new appointee's training and
experience in this type of work have
been extensive A graduate of Har-
ward university in 1927, and the
Harvard Graduate School of Land
scape Architecture, he acquired six
years of progressive experience in
the National Park Service. and sub
sequently served as executive secre-
tary of the National Parks Associ-
alton, Washington, d. c. During the
war he served for 80 months as en-
gineer supply officer in the Pacific,
and was mustered out in May 1916,
as captain, T. S. Corps of Engineers.
Following his war duty, he acted as
special representative Of the National
Recreational Association in cooper
ative work with state agencies.
Mr. Billiards. headquarters will be
with the Department Of State Forests
and Parks, State Office Building, An
napolis.
The Republican., 1947-07-10

Mrs. Noah Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kore Peachy of Meyersdale, Pa, were
visiting here over the weekend. The
latter two ladies were Misses Matilda
'and Olive Yoder, who in childhood
resided on the Schlossnagle place
Nelson SWartzentruber fell from
the tractor on Thursday, and a wagon
loaded with hay passed over his arm
badly bruising the bone Among those
calling on the family that evening
were Pastor and Mrs. Simpson, of
Loeb Lynn. The child is four wears
old and is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Swartzentruber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Swartzen-
truber, daughter Lois, and son Del
bert and Mrs Murray, of Oakland
were in Webster Springs, Sunday,
visiting their daughters in camp
there
Mrs. Ed Hesse spent a day last
week with her sisters at Eglon and
father at Aurora.
on Sunday to be sent to Meadow Mt
Church and Johnstown dormitory.
The Dodge's were on a picnic at
Swallow Falls on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgel Kitzmiller, of
Havre de Grace, were guests of S. W.
, Slabach on Thursday night leaving
Friday for the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Beckman, at
Tunnelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Swiger and fam
lily, Mr. Walter Schlossns gle and
family were calling on Mr. and Mrs.
Will Welch one evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney and
sons, of Meyersdale, took dinner with
The Republican., 1947-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swartzentruber,
on Sunday.
Walter Newman, of Keyser, spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Swartzentruber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Rembold, of
keyser, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Wot-
ring and Jesse Gnegy and family, Of
Eglon, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold White one evening last week.
Mrs. Fannie Stutzman and Mrs.
D. L. Swartzentruber were visiting
relatives in Pennsylvania over the
weekend.
Simon Beachy, of Pennsylvania,
visited Eli BeachY on Monday.
The Republican., 1947-07-10
of Grantsville.

of Grantsville.
Rev. George Bowersox, Lutheran
pastor, otficiated A military service
was conducted by Earl H. Opel Post,
American Legion, to which Mr. Pole
man belonged. Interment was in the
church cemetery.
Mr.. POLICEMAN was a son of the late
Charles and Annie Glotfelty Pole
man. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ida burst POLICEMAN, and two brothers,
Lawrence and Ira POLICEMAN.
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MRS. NAOMI RUTH ENLOW

Mrs. Naomi Ruth Enlow, aged 50,
wife of Everett Enlow, of 2149 Ninth
street, Akron, o., died Sunday. June
2S, at her home after long illness.
She was a daughter of the late
Adolphus and Mae Enlow, of
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Friendsville, and had resided in Ohio
for thirty-eight years.
Surviving are her husband, two
sons Euriel Ellsworth and Robert
Everett Enlow, a daughter, Mrs.
Wesley Voight, all of Akron; five
sisters, Mrs. Mary Murray, Mrs.
Glenn Murray, Mrs. James Wade, all
of Akron; Mrs. William Myers, Kent,
TO-; and Mrs. Alice Bishoff, Friends
vile; two brothers, William Enlow.
Friendsville; and Earl Enlow, Oak
land; and one granddaughter.
Funeral services were conducted
on Wednesday, July 2, from a funer-
al home in Akron, with interment in
Greenlawn cemetery in that city.
Rev. James Moon officiated