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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
SALEM, OHIO NEWS

A Christmas Party will be given
for all children of Branch Is and
10. 1t will beginn promptly at
/ 90 p. IN. December 23rd. Bring
the kiddie's early SO they can
greet Santa Claus. All boys and
girls who can sing or recite a
piece for that evening are urged
to do so and let Daniel Weber jr.
be notified. Santa Claus will pre-
sent gilt to any boy or girl who
has been very, Very good for a
whole year.
Let me remind you again OF the
general meeting OF Branch 10 to
be held at , 100 p. m. (sharp) De
cember 18th. We are TO elect new
officers for the new year and
give a report ouf our business
transaction for the old year.
Lets all turn out for this meet.
ing, and elect some Of the younger
generation for offices, so we
older ones can retire.
December 3lst, New Year:
Evening dance will be held at the
Saxon Hall, Railroad St. Admit.
tance only by tie front doir.. A
good orchestra will provide music
for the dance to begin at II 100 p
IN. and end att:
Come all and enjoy yourself
See the old year out and bring il
the new year. | want to wish al
Very Merry Xmas and a Happy
New Year.
Simon kautz,
Secretary OF Branch 19
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
BR. 9, CHICAGO, ILL.

The next meeting of Branch 9
will be held at tie Lincoln Audi
torium, 42l7 North Lincoln ave-
nue. on Thursday. December 2lst.
According to the constitution 81
fine will be imposed On all men,
bers not attending this meeting,
except in cases where mem
bers are i'll or have to work.
1t is with profound regret that
we announce the recent passing
Of brothers Georg Lurtz and Mar
tin Thellman. TO the members
OF their families we extend our
sincere sympathy.
Marianne Schuller, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
S,pntcrus &ird)e 9tdhrid,t


Iu licher hcilioer frommcr Ghrilt,
Ter filr inns &inber fonn,en it,
Samit ,pir irllen lpeiB llno rein
llnh cd)te &inocr &ottes icin.
Sns acknowledgements Der
Npntcrlls HutheriicDcn Spmto0ss
li,uIe miro on Scilioen &eibnahtsz
abenh, Den 81. Scienlber Inn 7:3O
in Scr Spnterlls STRIDE ituttfillbCn.
SSir Iooen olle SOiitolieDer. ncrell
,Sumllicn lno @luubensoenpilcn
hcr,lih elm. Sic Snnnta0sicbullchrcr
lmp Hchrcri,rnen hobcn lid, bic orDb=
te Niilhc ocOchen, nit Sen ainpern
ein idpncs Ernaromm aufiufiihrcn.
Gin NeitMli,ua Sic Geburt Seill"
&prtrGNe ,lmo Die ihDnen SScih=
nohtsIicncr peroen ppractraNell
mcrncn. 9Sic muh iich pph infer
NNcri frcl'cn, lucn1 man bic lichell
lrlh l1lihl1loi0en ainber hcObod)tet,
lpic lie nit crniten Gelihtcrn NM
ireuoioen !6crien bic iulu1heriamc
&lnoc. bic Gebrrt lmleres i,errl
unb Scilanbes. pcrfiinoi0en. Gs
noht niChts aus, pic hart Elm Men=
idcnhcr, lit, an &eihnuhtsubcnb
miro cs ,ort meroen, bcnn oies III
bic Belt, ,pp inns perfiinoet miro
.Srieoc olf Grben, lnn bcn Wen=
ihcn ein SSnhloefullcn. 9obt inns
ole hctcn fir nieicl ,vrieben.
Sic SnnntaNsIl)ullehrcr
u. !. 9'inOer. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14

&eibnahtsmom ein0eIaoen. 6,
miro ollerlci perid,iepene Sad)eu
mitbrin9en lno uusteilen. sluh Die
Sitter Cue" miro ba iein. 9llle
&inncr ,piilen. lper bic Siiter Cue
lit. Sic &inoer b0ren lie ieoen SAG
iibcr bos HoOio, bcnn lie liclt bic
,Tllnnies" aus Dcnl TinDicatnr.
Gam lpiro bic ,Srep &otheimer
Sun,ihule olld cin iebr ihones Eros
oromm auffilbren.
Gies lit Der Soo iiir bic &inber.
sllle Glter iino buber erNebenlt CT
illd)t, Die &inOer III bos Suhienbeinl
III brillael fit bie &cibnohtsfeier.
.tur bic Glteru erfennen Die oro6e
Srellnc in Den lad)enoen 8ellhterll
Der &inoer. Gs moht oos Glterns
ber, frob unb iubelnp, ipem lie Den
lcuhtenocn SllQen Der &inber fol-
ocn, lrcnn bcr &eibnohtsmann lci=
ncn Gintritt moht. &inoerirelloe lit
ollh GiternfrcllDc. &ie oliidlicb linn
unlcrc SuGbicl,finoer bier su Sanpcc,
nob cs alien m00lid, lit, Elm frelloi=
Qcs 9Scibno;ttsfelt ,u fcicrn. Sicr
horcn lie bie 0eld)ihtc Der @cburt
pes Sciu &inoleins pon 9lnfuno sll
Gnne. NIT frobeu Screen. SoIIet
inns oorlm bicie aroRe ,Sreloc Der
ainher nirbt ltGren. hcm lire ,SrelOc
brinot ircroi0e Grinnerunaen an ln=
icrc Miubheit.
glle Gltern iiuo barlm aufs ollcr=
her,li(hlte 0cbeten Die &i,oer sllr
&cihnuhtsfeier ,u brinNen am II.
Sc,cmhcr in bus Sohle1beim. Sos
oon,e lSrnorunm miro lmter Der
dltsoc,cihncten 0eitllna llniercs
Socrrn ,Sreb Sbcis ST. uno leines
&pmitccs iein.
SIlliom 90. &ortn,umn, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
Aird)cu Sraucnperciu Der Sounterus
(UcmcirOc

Sn ser am 3. Tcsentber obaeholz
tcncn Mpnutsperimnmlun0 luurne1
Die s'cumtinnen fit ous s<ahr 1851
oelpdhlt. Sas 9teillltat iuor fplaen=
Dca:
&oriteherin: &alharine Sdallcr
Stcllpertreterin: Slnna Eallb 1el=
piu; Sd)riftiiihrerin: .Murie u. gin=
Der iSinunsiefrctGrin: slnnd Sd)icb
Shosmeiiterin: Moria llrlhel; Scr
lpalterinnen: Guiana Shuemer,
Mioriu 9ioth; &ranfenauslhuR: &uz
thurine Ginanon. 9lnnu gSenrich.
Sic erirGblten Scumtinncn per
iprahen ouh in nGchitem Sahr trell
lmp IN GiniQfeit iilr bie'en Selltirhcll
airhen Nroucnpercin Eli urheiten.
Morie 81. Ginper, Shriftfilbrerein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
LORAlN JUNIOR SAxONS
BY ELEANOR

The Lorain Junior Saxons held
their meeting on Thursday, De-
cember !.
1t was decided that we would
have Christmas Party after the
next meeting. wich will be held
on Thursday, December p. There
will be a 80 cent gilt exchange,
Girls bring for girls and boys
bring for boys.
We will have to choose a new
secretary since our present one
has resigned
Does everyone have their arm
in shape for the bowling tourna-
ment yet, Columbus:
Don't forget the Christmas
Party, Juniors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
Hsdwig Courihs. Mailer i'm
"a. Lebsnsjahr gssiorben

seserniee. SIN 81. 2ebensiabr
1T bier lrau Sebrpis Gourtbs.Mab.
Ter, Oeutihlanbs fruhtburfte Mc.
manihriititellerin. eeitorben. sie
pur6e om 18. Sebruar 1867 aebcren
uno mor 'd)on in ibrer sssleeub
Idriititeaeri'd tltis. Sm gon,en
idrieb lie 12O Hcmane. Bic insae.
iant eine sluilaae bon 20 Millionen
erlebten. Sic ,par nit benz @crlincr
Snnenard)iteften GourtbS nerbeira.
tet, perbradtc a6er lire lesten Sc.
bensiabre 1T 0ayern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
Siebenbiireiid,s s2lmerifantihes Dolfsblatt

Inn 1880 llbr abe1,SS finoet I'M
Sahienbeim al Slpple 9lpe. ,mo 90.
StroBe, Die iiblithe SSeibnuhtsfcier
itatt.
Nue Gltern, oercn &inoer an ben1
Eroaranm teinebmen lpollen, iper=
Den auf1eforpert, Die &inber at ben
Erpben Ill icnoen, bic am 20. 9tpz
pember obenns Inn $50 llbr hc0in=
nen lno ieoen Wtittlpoh abello itatts
finDen.
Tos &omitee,
Soelen 0uoor, lSrpt. =Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
Eein,,pet Scr
$icbcnbiireer Saeticn
Gpn VI. Sd)inolcr

GIoten lGutcn ipicher Snnntao ein,
llcbcr EcrQel1 nu6 sic 0ein,at icin
9iah bem Sltcn rihtct lid Der glif
Wtan IiHt inns nah ser Aoeimat niht
5urlld.
&plfcn II. G1oel, sic ihr phen sicht.
Sroat heimipGrts bicics Sebn'llhts:
lico:
Ginen Wrllb il,s sicbenbiiroerIono
Sos ociullen lit in ,Scinhcshonp.
vIcn licbiten Ilos. Den ih ouf ST
Den hob.
las lit sic Jioienbanf am Gltern:
Grab"
9lurh nieie lit ms Ieiper niht ucr
onnnt,
&cil mir 10 peit, 10 ipeit entiernt. -
Nir n1rRtcn iliicbten Gus DEM Sci
nlntDrt,
Gcrloiicn N,als lmD ooi uno ulles
BORT.
Sfulnlos perarnlt treiht man luls
hin rno her.
Gs finDct ems ous onoere rlnmer
nlchr.
iw,,nilicn nph ounS acrri'len 'ino
\licr cine sntuttcr, bort ihr ciniir
Ni1n.
Seim &oucrn iih perbicnen 8rnt
llnp I'll Aoous bic anberen leioen 9tot
Manth orncr Sater llnb monh ultc;
Wiiltterlcln,
Sic itchen nlrt auf oieier &elt al
ein:
Scr ein,ioc Spbn. Die Stilse eini1
im Slid.
>it aus Dcm &rieoe nod in,nel
nid)t 5urild.
Sans einium irrt, perspeiielt el
llnlbcr;
&pnumt nid)t nah 6uus, hat feline
Soeilnot mehr,
8ebt bis sur Sonult unb pcr'uhl
iein Slid:
Ter ,Seino mchrt i'm erbarlnlllNs
los Surilf.
Ias lit Der 2obn iilr feline Sapfer
felt.
vMut Gnbe Soerr, luo menoe BIZ
3eit;
Shcnf inns ,urilf bas Sicbenbilroel
SunD,
$50 chit ihon lnier Sotcr SSie2'
ltunh.
Senn nur Die Noifnuna it's, Di'
nunt)cn hdlt,
Ger Der %ersmeiillna ionlt iun
Spfcr fGllt.
In ticfitcr Sunfelbeit fpmmt ein
mai Sid)t;
Slrner Sicbenbilr0cr sage niht. -
Srlm Nott. erhDre llnler Nlehcn
Gib in Der Ocimot inns Elm SSieocr
icbn,
Niibr inns suriif, an oeiner liebel
SoonD,
Sn llnier ib0nes Siebenbiir9e
NuuO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14

anyone interested in going to
Cleveland contact Don Ongerth
5-oS26.
We hope to bring a nice crowd.
Cleveland. Don't forget Sunday
II. Branches II and II will have
their regular monthly meeting.
Let's attend these meetings and
make them a success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
CLEVELAND EAST

Last Saturday our boys were
tripped by Salem to the tune of
about 53-35. Better luck next time
guys. And good time was had by
all - thanks Salem for a swell
time.
This Saturday the hardwooders
will play host to Canton. Again
call George Schneider or Joe
Tisch for information about the
game. Let's go Saxons - back the
team!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
New Years Eve Party

There will be a New Years Eve
Party held by Branch 81 and
Branch, 30 for members and their
friends. The Ladies will do their
utmost to prepare the traditional
"Sauer kraut and Wurst". Mrs.
Sofia Weber is general chairman.
Until then, Auf Wiedersehen
Susanna Romisher. Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schuller
of Chicago, Illinois are the proud
parents OF a baby girl born on
October %.
Both parents are members OF
the central Nerband and Branch
AZ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
CLUB SECRETARIES!

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
2l,as Qe,a,,eStetutt Ohic
3,peta 30
6tnA>r N& 81 n, A NJ afeter

slhtuna!! 9lftllna.! 9lQe Sahz
ienfinoer!! 9lm Sonntaa nahmit=
toa, ben II. 9eaember, I'm 8 HIN
tommt Der Meibnahtsmanp in bas
Sahienbeim. 9lae Sachienfinoer
limb hermit aufS allerberalihite bonn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
MONACO BR. 81
Christmas Party

There will be Christmas Party
for the children of the members
of Branch 81 and % on Friday
Dec. 18th at 80 p. m.
Admission is a 25e grab bag. So
bring your kiddies to see Santa
Claus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
2lms Gcrai,t, Okie
Z. Z. @eianarerein Gintrad)t
PIN Samstau, ben 23. Se,cmhe
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
l950-5l

Dec. Is
Canton at Cleveland
Salem at Youngstown
Monaco at Farrell
New Castle-Bye
Dec. 23
Farrell at Canton
Youngstown at New Castle
Cleveland at Monaco
Salem-Bye
Dec. 30
Salem at Farrell
New Castle at Cleveland
Monaco at Youngstown
Canton-Bye
Jan. 6
Salem at Canton
Monaco at New Castle
Cleveland at Youngstown
Farrell-Bye
Jan. Is
Canton at New Castle
Salem at Monaco
Youngstown at Farrell
Cleveland-Bye
Jan. 20
Monaco at Canton
New Castle at Salem
Farrell at Cleveland
Youngstown-Bye
Jan. ~
Canton at Youngstown
Salem at Cleveland
| New Castle at Farrell
Monaca-Bye
Feb. 3
Cleveland at Canton
Youngstown at Salem
Farrell at Monaco
New Castle-Bye
| fe0. III
Canton at Farrell
New Castle at Youngstown
Monaco at Cleveland
Salem-Bye
Feb. II
Farrell at Salem
| Cleveland at New Castle
Canton-Bye
Notice to all basketball mar
ayers: ! have had change {
address. Send reports to the 70
lowing:
| John Schneider,
| 1866 F. 145 ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-14
2lus Salent, Otie
Sescmbers VeranitaltulNen oes
3meiacs Is

slm 16. Sesember miro eln
&lritmarft aboebaltcn. @ute l1dll=
ithe '9Sllrit miro Qemaht gtidt pers
QeIicn. NenuQ Dapon 5u fallfen.
PIN 81. Sesember lit llnicre
&eibnahtsieier=E =Eartie. sSebe Shlpes
tier ipll ein fleines @elhenf nlts
brinaen. oas niht penIoer ais 90
Gent foltet. Sin outer freler Sllnh
miro ierpiert, moiilr bus Spclal
Committee Sprue troocn lpiro..
SSiinite alien 3lpei0uere!nen
,SrDhlihe &eihnuhteu unb cin &C.
oensreirbes 9teuiahr.
Suianna Ocrmon. Sefr.
Gs oiene sur Nahriht. oub mir
lpie ieDes Suhr, iiir lniere &inper
cine Ghrillbelherlnl am %. Sescm.
ber I'M Z llhr abenbs abholten iper~
Den. Sin herslihe Ginluolna eraebt
al ulle Gltern, ihrc &inber sllr pbcn=
| aenomten 3eit in bas &ereinslnfal
III brin0en. Ser Santa Claus lpirb
Du iein, nm bic &inber ulle beNriiHcn
| Eli fDnnen. &er bas oanse Sohr out
unD bran mar, miro Elm @eirbenf er,
bulien. ., ia. ouh nid)t per0eilcll
--- &inber, sic eiuen 0ortra0 halten
poer cin Sieb lin9en fpnnen, iinD
hcrsliCh millfpn1meu. (Siche ..
&eber.)
Sine Grinnerllna al oue Grllber
pom 3peiu 10, Die Generalperiunm:
luna am oritten Sonntaa, Den II.
December I'M : llbr nod)mittaas
lidjt su ueraeiIen. Sunu mcrOen Die
@eid)afte bonn 0anien Suhr pprocle.
len llnb allh Die geamten fiirs font
nenbe Subr 1851 crlpuhlt.
Sic 9teuiahrsteier miro an 81.
Sesenber NIT elmer 0llten MuIif
itattIinoen. Seoer lit eriud)t ourdl
Der ,Sron+tiir bas 9ofal su betreter.
Sin tiid)tiNcs 8omitee lit id)nn an
oer 9lrbeit, Inn alien cine quite 3eit
All bicten. Die 2Grmmaher linO al
Der Sir su erhalten.
NrDhlihe &eibnad,ten llnD eill
@liiflihes 9teuiobr lpiinibt Gud
Guer iSrellnh lno SefretGr
Silnon aaub.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Girl Lion Tanner, II, Dies;
Was Afraid Of Doctors
By the Assoeiaisd Pres.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Patricia
English Werneking, q, who
never backed away from the hons
and tigers she faced in Clyde
Beatty's show ring, died in her
sleep Saturday. Her. family said
she was afraid to see a doctor.
known at Is as the youngest
lion tanner in the world" the
pretty young brunette put lions
through their PAGES for circus
crowds and before movie cameras.
/ AS a student at Bayside High
School on Long Island, Patricia
answered a newspaper advertise
lment and as a result was taken to
Florida and trained by Mr.. Beatty
| Having retired from the circus
ring. she was married to Alden
Werneking, a New York Central
railroad maintenance man.
Mr.. Werneking said his wife
had been suffering from what they
thought was anemia, but that he
was unable to persuade her to
consult doctor.
Saturday when he returned
home from work, he found her
dead in bed. .
Police listed the cause Of death
as unknown, pending an autopsy
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Elmer R. Peer, 10, Dies;
Stephens City Farmer

Elmer Rheudolph Peer. 10, o.
Stephens City. Va. died today a.
Washington Sanitarium. He hac
been in the hospital about three
weeks and was i'll at home fol
several months.
Mr.. Peers widow is the former
Miss Virginia Brooks. who fol
many years was desk clerk at the
sanitarium. They were married
in March. 1948. and had lived
since then at Stephens City where
Mr.. Peer farmed.
Arrangements are being made
to hold the funeral at Stras-
burg. Va. Besides his widow, Mr.
Peer is survived by four children
of a previous marriage, Mrs. Will
liam Link of Winchester, Myrlen
Peer of Winchester. Mrs. Enoch OF
Cumberland, Md, and Walton
Peer of Stephens City.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Mrs. John N. George
Dies Of Heart Attack
In Sunday School

Mrs. John M. George, "a. widow
of a former assistant corporation
counsel for the District and retired
Veterans Administration attorney,
collapsed and died of heart at
tack yesterday while teaching
Sunday school in the Ashton The
ater, Arlington.
Mrs. George was teaching the
T. E. L. Sunday school class of
the Clarendon Baptist Church
when she collapsed. The church
meets, in the theater temporarily
while sits new building is under
construction. The Clarendon Res
cue Squad was summoned to the
scene, but was unable to revive
her. She had suffered heart
attack Is months ago.
A Washington area resident for
more than half a century, Mrs.
George had been living since May
with a son, j. Maury George, in
Indian Head. Md. ! For the last
two weeks she had been here on
visit, staying with her daughter
Mrs. Margaret Binsted, 1923
North Sixth street, Arlington.
Was Wed Half Century.
Born on a farm in King George
County, Va, Mrs. George was the
| former Mollie H. Farmer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Farmer. She came to Washing
ton in 1898 and went to Arling-
ton in 1927. where she lived un-
til going to Indian Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. George celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary
before his death two years ago.
Mr.. George, formerly assistant
corporation counsel for the Dis
itrict for II years, was one of the
Oldest legal practitioners in
Washington at the time of his
death. A member of the District
Bar for SIS years, he retired in
1941 after nearly a quarter of
a century with VA.
Church Member "a Years.
Mrs. George was a member Of
the Clarendon Baptist Church for
"a years. In addition to her teach
ing Sunday School there, she was
former president of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society.
Besides her daughter and son,
an employe of the United States
Naval Powder Factory at Indian
Head, she leaves two other daugh-
ters, Mrs. Helen Hogewood of
Greensboro, N. c., and Mrs. Mari
an H. Zimmerman, Vienna, Va,
and three grandchildren. Five
sisters and two brothers also sur
vive.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Wednesday in the Ives
funeral home, 2847 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be
in Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-10-09

the Kennedy Warren, and top Of
ficers of the bank lauded his
service.
Mr.. Swan began his career as a
banker in 1906 when he became a
runner for the old Home Savings
Bank at Seventh street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NV.
After several years as a teller
Mr.. Swan was appointed assistant
treasurer in 1908, remaining al
that post when the Home Savings
Bank was consolidated with the
American Security and Trust in
1919.
Mr.. Swan was appointed assis.
tant vice president in 1941 anc
held that post until his retirement
His entire career was spent in the
building at Seventh street ane
Massachusetts, avenue, where the
Central Branch is located.
A native of Trenton, N. j., Mr.
Swan came here as a child. HI
was educated in District public
schools.
He was a Shriner and for many
years was treasurer of the Daw-
son Masonic Lodge No. 16.
Mr.. Swan leaves his wife. Mrs
BERTHE E. Swan, and a sister, Mrs
j. B. Jones. 1918 Military road
NV.
Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. Wednesday in the Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
District Bur Committee
To Attend GiIIiqun Rites

The District Bar Association
has appointed a committee to
attend the funeral services today
of Henry Gilligan, attorney, for
mer member Of the District Board
|of Education and prominent
Methodist layman.
They are Chief Judge Bolitha
j. Laws Of the District Court
Judge Jennings Bailey of District
Court, Walter M. Bastian, Paul
B. Cromelin, James A. Crooks
C. Clinton James, Godfrey L.
Munter and Frank Van SAINT.
The services for Mr.. Gilligan
who died Friday at SO, will be
held at 2 pm. at the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Church. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-10-09
Gen. Robert NogIe Dies
Troop Carrier Officer

NEWTON, Mass. Oct. Brig
Gen. Robert A. Nagle. SO, who re.
turned to- active duty only las
week as commanding general o.
the 433di Troop Carrisr Wing
Clevelanda Ohio. died Saturday
night of heart attack at the
Braeburn country Club.
He was u Newton to make ar
rangement for his wife's return
from Cleveland where they hao
been livinsfsr the past five years
He served as an Army pilot dur
ing World War I and from 1915
to 1910 wa; member of the All
Reserve at Mitchell Field, N. Y
He was recalled to active service
in 1910 andfor five years was with
both the Training Command, Ali
Service Command. and with the
Fourth Air Force.
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area. He contributed to the plan
ming and advancement of the
Woodside Park and Burnt Mills
Hills sections. In the commercial
growth of Silver Spring, he was
a leader in efforts which brought
such firms to that community as
the Hecht Co., Mrs. KS Toll House
Tavern, the American Instrument
Co. and many others.
Also, he was one of the first to
urge the establishment of public
parking areas as a solution to the
retail trade problem in Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Poston was born in Clarks-
vile, Tenn. and came to Wash
ington in 1897.
In World War I he served as an
Army major and executive officer
of the United States Tank Corps
At that time he worked with the
then 1t. Col. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover in the development of the
corps. He was cited for his work
in a letter from Gen, Eisenhower
his family said. From 1919 to
1920 he was a personnel Office.
and member of the War Claims
Board.
Mr.. Poston was a member Of the
Montgomery County Real Estate
Board.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Aurora M. Poston; a stepson
George A. Edwards, 1920 Wash
ington avenue, Silver Spring, and
several nieces and nephews.
The funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in the Pun
phrey funeral home, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Chestnut Grove
| Cemetery. Herndon. Va.
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John MacBride Dies;
Vocational Educator
And Basketball Coach

John B. MacBride, so. a former
basketball coach at Eastern High
School who more recently was on
the vocational training staff of the
Veterans Administration, died
yesterday at Prince Georges Gen
eral Hospital. He had been a pa
tient there for less than a week.
Mr.. MacBride, who lived at 1904
Beechwood road. College Park,
Md. taught vocational education
at Eastern from 1887 to 1943. He
also was basketball coach for sew
eral years. Since leaving Eastern
he had been with the VA Voca-
tional Training Division.
Born in Washington, Ind, Mr..
MacBride was graduated from
Columbia University. He taught
vocational education and coached
basketball in Indiana high schools
and later in Baltimore.
Mr.. MacBride was a deacon of
the Riverdale Presbyterian Church
and was active in Boy Scout work
in College Park. He was an
Army veteran Of World War I.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Pansy
R. MacBride: a daughter, Mrs.
Marion Rohrbaugh of Riverdale;
a son, John Earle MacBride of the
College Park address, and a grand
son, Michael Rohrbaugh. Three
brothers and two sisters also sur
vive.
Funeral services will be held al
2::30 pm. tomorrow in the River
dale Presbyterian Church on
Queens Chapel road. Burial will.
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Dr.. Fronk Lyman Dies

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 9 P.-
DR.. Frank Lyman, "a, who was ad-
ministrator of the American Re-
lief Administration in Russia in
1922, died yesterday at his home
here. He was former member
of the University Of Michigan
Medical School faculty and had
been a medical supervisor for the
British in the Bahamas.