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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-15
Hold Family Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ross were hosts
at family reunion Sunday. Guests
present included Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Quin, Mrs. Minnie Rich
ardson, and Mrs. Delitha Anderson,
all of Peoria, ILL.,, cousins of Mrs.
Ross; her sisters and husbands, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Burns, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eckelberry of the Falls;
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Conrad, Helena;
and Mrs Hilda Oertel, Whitefish.
Others of the family present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong, all
of Whitefish; Mrs. C. T. Van and
children, Kalispell; Walter Lewis,
Albert Lewis and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Connell and fam
lily of the Falls. A picnic dinner
was served at the close of the af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Edible Allison, Mrs. Ethel Gal
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-15

A potluck picnic supper in the
Methodist church yard was held
Thursday evening by the church
board. Plans were presented for re-
modelling of the 50-year-old church
building.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-15
Eastside Ladies Meet

The Eastside ladies club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Gerry o.
Conner as hostess. A gala evening
was spent in fashioning all types
of hats from crepe paper. Prizes
were awarded for the most spec
tacular creations.
Next meeting of the club will be
August u with Mrs. Betty Taylor
as hostess.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-15
To Hold Food Sale

A food sale will be given by the
v. F. w. auxiliary Saturday at
CANDLES. In charge of arrange
ments are Mrs. Emma Amman and
Mrs. Eileen Reeves. Baked goods
will be included in the sale, which
will be held from o'clock until
five.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
M. g. 8.

gs mar an oieIer Stelle ipieoerbolt
Die Heoe bon rlnIerer .Mmbulance"
8er lie beute iiebt, nodte gla1ber, lie
babe einen lhiperen arieg mitgena6t,
10 peranoert iiebt iie aus. 8enn I'M
lere Sa6funOigen banit fertig itno,
peroen mir einen eritflaliigen 5arm,
trud 5llr Serfiigl1ng baben, Inn ben
uns man6er 5armer beneiben 1piiroe.
9as @ort vImbulance" erinnert
Den S6reiber oieles an cine 1lnlangIi
bonn ~@lee Club" unierer College
Sodldule aufgefiibrte Sperette, bie
unter Der fabigen 2eitung bes Gep.
&ees iiber Die 8retter ging. Iuf Ser
8iibne erihien urplotli6 cine slm-
bulan5 nit Goters&reu5 -9eoienung
ino alien 3ubebor. 9luf ben erIten
8lid iab es iebr realiItil6 aus. 8ei
naberer 8etrahtlng ieood trat oie
8iibnenfl1nlt oeutli6 berpor. Seben-
fails batten oie Sunior=Stubenten elm
siibnenfl'nittperf bergeitellt.
gs lei an oieier Stelle tpieoerbolt
baran erinnert, boB mir rns i'm fa-
tboliiden Sreiiemonat befinoen. @er
nit ieinem Announcement inn &ud dItano
lit, moge oasielbe erneuern. Ser
,Sbio=@ =@ailenfreuno' idaut auf nabe>
81 ein 9reibiertel- -Sabrbunbert 5u-
rid. Srosoem niele Scr alten 2eIer
bereits in oie gpigfeit biniibergesans
gen iino, baben mir nod 2eler, Die
ibon 5u Satber Settings 3eiten oas
8latt laien. yellr tpenn lltiere 2eler,
alte llno neue, regelmaBig ibren Sab
resbetros erttridten, lit es 1tns nlos-
lid, ben ,Obio-8aiienfreuno' tpeiter
5u beroffentliden, ba Die SerItel-
lungsfoIten beitanbig iteigen. Se,.te
baben ipir nur mebr 5ebn Hro5ent
Ser friibere,1 2eIer5abl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

rer 8ruoer Mrtbur itarb I'M Mpril
1862, iti16 10 tDilr6e Seiilri1 Gro1t-
prin5, als er faum elf Sabre alt mar.
Sbon bon friiber Sugeno anf neigte
er 5um 5tuoium Der tbeoIogiiben
Wiilenihaften. Mne Die fhonen Gitel.
Die Carl Warifan ilnb giceroD bon
Srlano aogen i'm bon ieinen eriten
8eoanfen ab. gr erbielt cine ai;sge-
5ei6nete Shulung, oie oem reihbe-
gabten &naben alfam. 9lls Singing
bon aft5ebn Sabren tpiiienihaftli1
gebiloet nno tiiftig, nadte er lt1 bel
Ieiner 9bronbeiteigllng beim gan5e.1
Tolfe beliebt, beionoers oesbalb, neil
er 5tpei megen @eloerpreilllng belpn-
oers perbaBte Hdte ieines gaters 6in-
ri6ten lieB. @r beiratete Die @itne
leines 8rltbers slrtbur, gatbarina
bon Iragonien, NIT ipel6er er ihon
III ieinem 5tpolften Sabre perlobt mar.
@uf getreiben bes friegerii1en Sap
ties Snlius III. ihloB er ii6 I'M Sf=
tober 1511 Der iogenannten beilisen
Siga on, neldbe ben Sortidritten Ser
fran5oiiiden @affen in sstalien be-
gegnen iollte. Ser i'm Mueuit 1914
obgeidloiiene Srieoe 1puroe bltrth Sic
Termablnng bes breiun0f 0fiinf5igiGbri=
gen Gonigs 2uotpig XII. bon Sranf-
reid NIT Der ieh5ebnidbrigen S6pe-
iter Seinrifs VII. befeitigt. gSdb-
reno Oieles &rieges trat &arcinal
8oliep auf BEN offentli6e,l poIiti;6en
Sdauplot, alf mel6em er ii6 pole
fitnf5ebn Sabre 5u bebaupten .pubte.
(5ortietung folgf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
qtrahbdh,s4.;<1

gfilmanfee, gsis. Mm q. Sc.
bruar itarb Der bodtp. Sr. ssoiepb
Neidel, ST., nod IGngerem 1eioen
I'M Mlter bon Acknowledging ssabren.
Ser Terltorbene tpl,roe in Deutfhlanb
geboren, ituoierte in ginlieoeln,
Sdpei5, uno in BatI1fau, Deutlds
lano. glnt- 1. Sftober 1895 Id5IoB er
ii1 IN Soaano Ser @eIeuidaft sseiu
an nno am %. sluguit 1905 erbielt
er IN Balfenbnrg, Sollano, oie Brie-
lterlpeibe, tporauf er naA Mmerifa
ausnanoerte. Som Sabre 1907 bis
gum Sabre 1916 mar er als Mlliitent
IN Der ct. Matien-@ -@emeinoe, golebo,
o. tatig; i'm Sabre 1916 tpuroe er
gum Miiiltenten IN Ser @elu-@emein-
De IN Wfilmaufee ernan,t; bom ssah.
re 1920 Bis 1924 tpirfte er aIs Sea.
plan I'M goof County -SoipitoI in
eblcago, tporauf er nab MiImaufee
5uriidfebrte, mo- er Bis Dor einem
Sabr als Soipitalpilitator Ser War.
qnette- nniperiitat fesensreih pirfte
Nas Wegr1bnis fartb am 3. Wdra Don
Der @eiu-&irde aus auf Dem @aIpa.
rietl-&irhbofe itatt. Ser 8er5torbene
binterlaBt feline geripanoten in glme.
rita.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
;1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
won & eS. s. Tnertass
Orr. 25)
(5ortiesung)

Ser 5meite @eididtidreiber, Gre.
9oroplus, ipri6t iih alio aus: vSSsl1
Der @eldidte bes BapIttums tperoen
elpig 5tpei Sterne gl6n3en uno Die oei-
ltlge @roBe Ser Baplte bartun: SEQ,
Dor ipeldem Ser f1r6tbare 8iiraer
sttila 5uriifuid, 1no @reeor, Dor
Dem Seinrid ". i'm 8iiBerbemoe Ioo,
gber Dos @efiibl bes 8eobadters sic.
ler neltberiibmten S5enen miro un-
glel6 bon ibnen bepegt. 9enn bie
erlte miro i'm nit gbrfur6t Dor elmer
reinen moraliiden S0be erfiiaen, sic
anoere ibn nur CUR 8etpunoeruna Ell
nes fait iibermeni6liben gbarofters
5ipingen. SSnoes Ger tpaffenlole Siea
oes Won6es bot mebr Mnre9t auf Die
REMEMBERING Ser @elt, aIs aIle sic.
ge eines @leran6ers, gGiar ooer Sea,
poleon. Oie S6ln6ten, tpelde oie
Bapite bes MitteIaIters Ihluaen,
ipuroen nidt 6urb giien un6 9Iei,
lonoern our6 moraliide @affen er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

barn beriinfen in oas gIeide Gleno.
aber bus Gerebe bon Der oeiltiheit
5riebensgefabr itebt INNER als 3ipei-
fade Surht i'm 8or6ergruno, iobalo
Der beutId)e Sriebe. 5ur 5probe
fommt. Die Surbt Dor einem nen err
itarften, friegeriI6en OelitIhIailo
Dnr5elt in Der 8ergangenbeit. 9ie
Surdt, 0aB Die @roBnt1bte periuht
lein fonnten, elm geteiltes DeutidIano
fir ibre eigenen 3mefe ans5ubellten,
liegt tpie elm Sdatten iiber Der 3n.
funft. 8ie bie 3inge bente Iiegen,
fomntt in Der stpeifa1en Surht flar
nno rn5tpeioeltttg gum ausbrud, Dab
Die 5rie6ensmoher einanoer Ielber
nitt tralen nnb iih Der perbGngnis-
pollen 5ebler betpuBt ii1o, oie oem
oentifen Srieben, tpie er ibnen bor-
ldmebt, inneipobnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

9ieies Bodenblah eribeint ieii
Dem Sabre 1873 reselm1Bis ieben
samstag uno miro berausgeeeben
gum 8eiten oes Sdpitliden Sole
gium Soiepbinl1m Der FL. &ongrega.
tion Ser 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
oeilen 3ped Die SeranbilOuns bellt'
ider Brielter50elinge fiir bie Ser.
stoaten lit. 0ieie Mnltalt lit baupts
idhlid angepieien auf sic ginfiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno Die 8eIdenfe lei.
ner 2eier.
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@ortbinston, >. ct. YanI, Ninn.
Samstag, s. MGrs 1947


Sonntas, 8. MGrs: Sritter Saitens
Iunntag. - gpnngeliu m:
Seius treibt einen Seufel aus
(Sut ~.
@euntog, 10. @ar5: Sier5is Martp.
rer BON Sebalte. "
0ienstag, II. Mar5: Sopbronius.
Dttttlpot, 12. M1r5: 8regor Der
8roBe.
Gonnerstag, IS. M1r5: 3o0eriG.
Sreitag, a.. Mdr5: Otatbiloa.
Samstag, IS. Mir5: alemens Wta=
ria Sofbal1er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08
Serbert Soopers 8eridt


@ie elm erfriIdenber 8inoItoB fubr
in al oieie Spefulationen 1in6 in an
oas gebaiiige lmo lniinnige @ereoe,
oas rbnen porangegangen lit, Ser ge-
rt6t Den loeben Ser friibere Br1Iioent
Serbert Soooer nad ieiner auf
9Sllnid Srn. Srltmans unternom1ne-
ren el!ropa- -Sabrt eritattet bat.
gtod nieihals lit oas gleno zines
golfes 10 gut 1lno nit 10 tpeniaen
Worten geifiloert 1porben tpie in Sic
lenl geriht 9ieier 8eriht lit elm Mu,
lter an alarbeit llltb gibt 6as gilo,
Dem lt6 europa nno sic Welt aeaen-
llberleben, 10 genalt nieoer, tpie es
ge5eifnet Deroen fann. Giemono, ser
oieien 9erid)t geleien bat, fann nod
trgenonel6e 3tpeifel begen an Dem
rieltgen ltmfang Ser Yrobleme, sic
9ltler nno oie Ra5is llns aufgebiiroet
bnben.
Ste Sdritte, sic erforoer[ih 1ino,
Inn oieier geotlage 5u begegnen, uers
oen tlar ge5ei6net, lt1to mir boffer,
oaB iie befolgt tperben. Oie @elt bat
fltr Die Sebler, oie i'm Sabre 1919
begangen tpuroen, einen boben Breis
be5ablt. 9iele SebIer 5ll 1pieoerbolen,
pitroe einfad Chaos beoel,ten.
Sn BEN bemerfensmerten S1sen
ole lelnen 8eridt abi6lieBen, fiibrt
Sr. Sooper als:
rWlr limo entIddolien, in OeutIh-
lano elm &egime einsuridten, oos fir
llnlter ben slufItieg bes OeiIitoris-
mus uno oer slggreiiion innerbalb
o1eles Toltes perbinoern miro. lber
lene, Die on &ahe uno oie geltrafuna
elmer groBen Menge Oeutlder, sic
nidt on Der Na5i-8erldnoruna Be.
telllgt limo. glauben, fonnen iekt feline
Seoenfen baben, oenn iie aae iino -
NIT ge5ug anf gabrltng, 8drme uno
Sboad] - auf 6as tiefite gipeau ae-
ltnfen, Dos in bunoert sabren Ser
peltliden 8eididte befannt tpar.
"8enn Die tpeitli6e 3ipiliiation in
europa fortbeIteben ion, nluB fie audi
m Seuti6lanb fortbeiteben. l1no es
nruB IN elm mitipirfenSes Weitalieo
Iener 3ipiliiation olisgebaut 1peroen.
Garin liegt, in Der Sat, sic Soffnuna
auf irgelloeinen 6ouernoeu ssrieoenS
Wfit &e6t itellt George SofoIIfi
oen Soooer'iden 8eridt Ser ooen
Wforgentbauerei gegeniiber uno ipridlt
ore Soffn1lng mts, baB er sic @rlm6.
lage Der beporiteben6en 9serhonolun-
gen btloen miro. SIM gleiaen Sinne
plaloteren Slime S'Sare Wc'Gormid
1lno anoere ltnterrt6tete unb erfof.
rene Sonrnaliiten. Sn politiIhen
&retlet WaIbingtons. mo- man I1na5t
bon Der oilettantenbaften 8olitif ser
poraltsgegangenen Sabre absutpeid)en
begonnen bat, Fat man oasu a,,aen.
lheinlid ben beiten BiGen. Staats.
1efretar Wfarlbaa lieB erfennen, bok
er Ole 8rtnolinien Ser Stuttaarter
Heoe leines gorsdngers au berTolaen
geoentt. Mber man tpeiB in @afbinq-
ton oaB man bon england 1n16
Sranfreid) 1perig 5ll eriparten hat.
llno nod @aibingtoner MeI6unaen
trltt 9r. Waribaa ieine HeiIe mad,
Wtosfau an nit ni6ts tpeniaer als
Do1ge1pdnnten Soffnltnden
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

COAL FUND

Previously credited. $746.23
Mark Case, FoStoria, O. 49,. 1900
Eva Ambre, Dyer, Ind. ..... 600
T. Benkert, Saginaw, Mich. 800
Mrs. T. F'eary, Avon Park, Fla. 200
E. Granite, Milwaukee, Wis. 200
A. Brekel, Fleming, Colo. -. 200
Mrs. w. Klein, Flint, Mich. :. 100
Mrs. M. Dietrich, Detroit,
MICH. .....-.. .......... l.UU
Mrs. j. Hersch, Pittsburgh,
Pa. ............ 100
V. Blust, Saginaw, Mich. .... 100
Emile Schaefer, Rochester,
N. Y. ................ 100
F.. SchWarz, Lorain, o. .... 100
]. Munz, Dodgeville, Wis. -. 100
F. Fechter, Trenton, NJ. -. 1.OO
House of Providence, Chi
cago, Ill. ................ .65
w. Boerner, Tioga, Tex. ..... so
Mrs. A. Friedrich, Buffalo,
N. Y. so
Mrs. j. Genheimer, Ii, NY. so
G. Hastedde, Breese, Ill. 49,. so
F. Bischopink, Hayward,
Calf. ................. so
T.#E
Total. ................... .$787 38
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

Stiu1lue Oes IDlfeS
fitr oas Soiepbiuun1

Sd, idide Sbnen bierntit $40, mel
DIE id benz gottli6en Ser5en Seiu uno
Der Wtl1tter ser Stnmertp1brenoen
Silfe IN einem Inliesen perIpro6en
batte. Wtoge @ott llns Seinen Segen
oerleiben! ,.4;,,;.
Seierin So.
Il * ;Esi..
. ginliegeno So, oie i6 5u gbren ser
llnbefledten @ottesmlltter perIpro6en
batte. Wein @nliegen tpurbe, 8ott iei
9anf, erbort.
G..S., Mi6.
i: geiliesenbe @abe sur laufenoeu
5reiiteue ais 9anfiagung fir cine
@ebetserborung. Meine 8itte tpuroe,
8ott lei Can't, erbort.
$. g., N. g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-08

Mary Abelshauser, Hamburg,
| ~. 4. ............... I'uu
Kath. OSebold, Detroit, Mich. 100
J. Sanzett, Belleville, III. -. 100
Mrs. B. Gross, Breckenridge,
I'd. .............. 1.Vu
j. Miller, Cincinnati, o. -. 100
st. Joseph's hospital, Men,
phlS, Tenn. .............. 1.OO
w. Rabatie, Trenton, N. j.. LOO
j. Sabel, Louisville, KY. 80. 100
Margaret Dick, Bethlehem,
I'd. 1.UU
Anna Kaberlein, Topeka,
Kans. Observation-Disclosures. 100
J. NUM-, Dodgeville, Wis. .... 100
M. Konz, Milwaukee, Wis. :. 100
F. Fechter, Trenton, N. J. .. 100
H. Steuter, West Point, Neb. 100
A. Loder, Northampton, Pa. so
G. Popp, Ravenna, o. .... 25
VIGIL LIGHTS
BY r. Kline. .$1O0I
Anna Goritz, Milford, NJ. J. 49,. 100
Mrs. 0. Schwab, Erie, Pa. ..... 100
BY F. Etringer .............. 100
A. Brekel, Fleming, Colo. ..... 100
Mrs. R. Hornbacker, Buffalo,
N. Y. ................ so
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zntfdrpn Krtrg II. Irtrnrn
(Sortfesuna bon Seite u

gefabr uto = mo- e5 innerbalb 0el
eigenen 8ren3en ni6t elm nod aus
DeiB = Die gierigen 8lide ouf oie
Deltoelti6en 8ropin5en ri6tet uni
ouBer Ser Saar peitgebenoe 3uge.
Itanoniiie i'm &beinlanb uno 9fubr.
@ebiet forOert. 0eit &uBlmo iperber
Die 5ran5oien nit iol6en @eliiIte1
niHt 1Deit. fommen. Sic perluhen's :
'iebt nit gii,roniiien. Dos Gertrauen
onf Die Sereinten geationen Ideint
nidt mebr all8u itarf gu iein, tuen11
man iett alerbanb 8iinoriiie su.
lammenfleiItert.
8inbniije
Oas bon Blum IN Die @ege aelei.
tete 8iinonis nit england lit glad.
lt6 5uitanoe gefommen. gs tpur6e Die.
lie @ohe in 0unferque unterseidnet
Der @ertrag lalttet auf fiinf5ig Sabre
England uno Sranfrei6 baben be.
reits >8ertrdge nit &uBlano, bon De.
men man uber m Wosfau BEL ie6er
itG bietenoen @elegenbeit nit often.
fnnoiger @erinsiddbung ipri6t =
Tertrage iteben i'm &reml nidt bod
i'm 8ert. SSn Yaris uno 2on6on bea1
man Die Soffnl,ng, oaB ii6 bl.r6 Mo.
oifl5ierung Der beitebenoen @ertr1ge
Die entente nieoerbeleben IaIien mao
uno oaB aud bie Ser. Staaten =
pie ieiner5eit 8prnes 5tpeina[ ange.
boten bat = bem 8iinonis, oas oer
S6us Dor Dem beute am 8o6en lie,
genoen 9eutiblano itarf berausItellt
beitreten iperben.
IS miro 5unddIt ab5l1iparten fem,
Oh ltno 1pie ii6 oas neue 8iin6nis
auf Der Oeostan'er &onferena austpir.
ten miro. Maar groBes Gertrauen
ieten mir oaraif niht. Inns ideint
oieie 8iin6elei nur cine peitere Weo,
nifeltation ser nerboien Span11unq
unlerer Gage 5u iein. gntipeoer be.
oeutet Der neue 80lferbuno ettpas,
ooer er lit anoertbalb Sabre na6 San
Srancisco mlr nod eine Safiaoe. ST
aber bas Ser Sa1, Damn tpGre es BEL.
ier, Dos 1tnDerbliimt 5u befennen 1nb
ibm cine anoere @eItalt at geben. Wei1
5uiablihen 8iinbniilen miro er nih1
geitarft. Wan f0rrrlte fait an bas
@oetbe'ide @ort oenfen: v@etrete.
ner anarf miro brett, nidt itarf.
sln6 Die 8egriinbung, 6aB man fid
gegen 9elttidlano ihiisen miiiie,
tpirft nibt iiberaeugenb. 9eutIdlan6,
oas felt Dem DreiBigidbrigen 4riea
ME 10 berelen6et 1rr16 idmad NOR tpie
beltte, miro Dor Nblauf Der fiinf5ig
gertragsiabre feinen @ngriffsfriee
fibren fonnen, es lei oenn, ieine geaa.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Daniel {. Digges Dies;
Descendant Of Early
Maryland CAROLS

Daniel Carroll Digges, 81, descend
ent OF one Of Washington's pioneer
families, died yesterday after an ILL
ness Of three months. He lived at
1918 Vermont avenue NV.
A retired real estate man, Mr..
Digges was the grandson of William
d. Digges, owner of Chillum Castle
Manor, tract of land which extend
ed from Georgia avenue to Bladens-
burg. His great-grandfather, Daniel
Carroll, was one OF the largest land
owners in the District, and part of
his land was included in the tract
upon which the Capitol was built.
Mr.. Digges was born in Washing
ton and spent SO years in the real
estate business. He attended George
town University, which was founded
by his uncle, John D. Carroll, first
Archbishop Of Baltimore.
Other ancestors Of Mr.. Digges in
cluded Charles Carroll, one Of the
signers Of the Declaration Of IN
dependence; Daniel Carroll, who
helped frame the Constitution, and
Richard Bennett and Edward Digges,
Colonial Governors Of Virginia.
Mr.. Digges' wife, Mrs. Margaret
r. Digges, died many years ago. His
son, Forsyth Digges, was killed in
World War I.
Surviving are four nephews,
George A. Digges, Alexander P.
Digges and william D. Digges of
Asheville, N. c., and two nieces,
Mrs. Estelle Joynes of Fresno,
Calf, and Mrs. Helen A. Goldman
of Daytona Beach, Fla.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed this morning.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Robert {. Mann, 81, Dies;
Retired Implement Dealer

Robert Edward Mann, 81, retired
District agricultural supply and seed
merchant, died yesterday after a
years illness at his home, 5524
Thirty ninth street NV.
He was president for a number
of years of P. Mann g. Co., agricul-
tural implements business, formerly
across from the old Center Market,
207 Seventh street NV. He re-
tired about 12 years ago. The firm
was founded by his father, Patrick
Mann, about 1860.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Mann
was a member of the Knights Of
Columbus, Rotary Club, q former
member of the Washington Board
of Trade, Holy Name Society and
the Blessed Sacrament Church,
Chevy Chase Circle.
Mr.. Mann is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. William v. Connors,
with whom he lived, and Mrs.
George w. Bond, Laurel, Md; q
brother, Charles F.. Mann: q sister,
Mrs. Mary +. Woolf, both OF Wash
ington, and four grandchildren. His
wife died in $780,
Requiem mass will be said at 10
am. Monday at the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church following services at
the late residence at $50 am
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
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SCHWENK, EDWARD F. In memory Of
my beloved son. EDWARD 7. SCHWENK,
who made his bis grace with God this day
Your life was so unselfish
And for others you lived.
Not for what you would receive,
But for what oily you could give.
Always so happy, SO good and kind,
Thinking Of others and trying to flnd
good deed to do, so praise to say,
That's why you are remembered and missed
~ ~ DEvoTED MOTHER.
STANFORD, LANDON r. In loving meel-
ory Of our dear son and brother, LANDON
y; Year : ago go today. today March i. 1916. S.''' ~ ~
One year ago you left us
But y4S Sos are mo not ,dSsg forgotten Sn;I host
sweetiy, tender. fond, and true;
There is not q day that passes
HIS Thst ovEa N do MoHhR Rs thInk SaTahR Fl T2a
SISTER, VIOLA.
WARD, FREDERIC w. In loving mem
ory Of our beloved one, FREDERICK w.
MSH "as g. 1915 away seven ago.
And while he sleeps . peaceful sleep.
His memory we shall always keep
WHITTINGTON, EVA. In sad but low
ing remembrance of my sister, EVA WHIT
TINGTON, who passed away three years
ago today, March 1, 1914.
The golden gates were open,
A gentle voice said, Come"
And with farewells unspoken,
She calmly entered home.
DEVOTED SISTER. ALICE GRAHAM. .
WILLIAMS, MANERvIAsL. In loving re-
membrance of our dear wife and mother,
MANERvIA l.. WILLIAMS, who departed
this life three years ago today. March /,
1914.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Always tender. fond and true;
There is not day, dear Minerva,
That we do not think Of you.
LOVING HUSBAND, MATTHEW WILL
LIAMS; DAUGHTER, BEATRICE GREEN.
WOOD, ELIZABETH. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, ELIzABETH WOOD,
who dcparted this life ten years ago today,
March 1. 1887.
Remembrance is golden chain
Death tries to break, but all in vain;
To have, to love and then to part
is the greatest sorrow Of our hearts.
HER LOVING CHILDREN, MAYME AR
MOLD MORRIS AND BERTHA TAYLOR,
AND A DEVOTED soN-IN-LAW. JOHN
H. TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Charles +. Whaling Rites
To Be Held This Afternoon

Funeral services for Charles F.
Whaling, 78, Of 4l8 Tenth street Sc.
who died Thursday after a Today
illness, were to be held at 2:30 pm
today.
Services will be held at Chambers
funeral home, SIT Eleventh street
Sc. Burial will follow in Cedar
Hill Cemetery. He died at Georges
Rest Home, 1887 Harvard street
NV, which he entered two weeks
ago.
Mr.. Whaling, a native of Stafford
County, Va, was resident here for
over so years. He retired nearly
four years ago from the Capital
Transit Co., after As years service
in Washington's street railway COM
panies as motorman. He was a
member Of the George B. Whiting
Lodge Of the Masons.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alice v. Whaling and two STEP
daughters, Mrs. Inez Bamel and
Mrs. Florence Buechler, both OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Bruce I. Warning Dies
In 3-Story Fall From
Window Of DweIIino

Bruce T. Warning, II, George-
town barrel merchant for so years,
was killed instantly yesterday about
Sis pm. in a fall from the third
floor window of his home, 252s d
street NV. szj.a Ja
DR.. Alfred Bonifant Of Emergency
Hospital pronounced him dead on
the scene. Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald issued a certificate of
accidental death. Members Of the
family said Mr.. Warning had been
Ill for several months and apparent
ly lost his balance attempting to
open large window in his room.
Born in Manassas, Va, he came
to Washington as child. He owned
and operated barrel shop at 3256
K street NV. for almost so years.
He was a member of the Knights
OF Columbus and st. Stephens
Catholic Church, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Twenty fifth street NV.
Mr.. Warning is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Julia Warning: i've +,
sons, James, John, Bruce w, :
Charles and Emmett Warning: four
daughters, Mrs. Julia Cady, Mrs.
Esther Cady, Mrs. Lillian Lyons and
Mrs. Frances Kelleher; two sisters,
Mrs. Lille Drury and Mrs. Mae
Barnes, all of Washington; 4
brother, Roy S. Warning, Alexan-
dria, Va, and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. The body is at
Chambers Georgetown funeral
home.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Mrs. John E. Edwards !
Dies After Lonq Illness,

7 Mrs. Daisy Isabel Edwards, 80,
died Thursday at her home, 1910
Bladensburg road N. E., after an
illness of several months.
The wife of John S. Edwards,
Veterans Administration empIoye,
Mrs. Edwards was q graduate OF
the old Business High School and
worked for the National Catholic
Welfare Conference before her mar
riage. 80
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Edwards is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Viola v. Clark Of the Bladens-
burg road address, and three sis
ters, Mrs. Mary E. Dant, Mrs. NIL
dred Skolnick and Mrs. Sue Nc
Kallor, all of the Washington area.
Requiem mass will be said at %
am. Monday at Holy Name Church,
with the Rev. James A. Caulfleld
officiating. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.