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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
BACK TO MONTANA

Beulah Roach, VINO has been
a houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Dutton, of Caldwell, for
past few months, has returned to
her home in West Yellowstone,
Montana. Mrs. Dutton is still
ill at her home on West street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
IN MEMORY

In loving memory of my dear
son, Herman E. Sluga, who
perished in a Bomber crash,
April 81, 1949.
Sadly missed by
Mother, Brothers and Sister
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SCHOOL FESTIVAL

The annual festival of ST
Joseph's school at Burkhart will
be held Sunday afternoon, April
81, beginning at l o'clock in the
parish hall. Attractive premiums
will be offered the participants
The public is cordially invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24

Miss Linda Lou Thompson daughter Mrs Louetta Thornp
son of Berne and Miss Eleanor Brown daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Brown of
contest held last Saturday Springfield Robert BoWus music
structor at Ohio Wesleyan University the judge.
Miss Thompson "ComeFo It's June" by Forster She
was coached by Mrs Ruth Day of Summerield
Miss Brown sang, Morning" Speaks a student
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Reserve District, No, 4
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24

Charter No. 1894
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Fannie Ward, Actress, Won
Wide Fame as Eternal FIopper'
Began Stage Career
In 1890. Appeared
In Several Films
Rx ,hs As.oeie,ed Pres.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Actress
Fannie Ward, the ssFountain Of
Youth" girl who reached old age
!still looking like a fiapper. died
yesterday. She was at least 70.
Time ran out on the eternal
soubrette" at 8 am. at Lenox Hill
Hospital, where she had been in
la coma since last Monday. Doc
tors said she suffered q stroke.
The fabulous fiapper. who made
La glamofous career OF seeking the
fountain Of youth. admitted to
being 70 years old. But q close
friend said she was IS.
Her efforts to stay young made
|her an international celebrity for
more than half q century.
To q friend she once conided,
zone Of the best ways to keep
youth is to keep out Of ruts.
Trim and pretty. Miss Ward
often attributed her youthful
looks to a secret facial treatment
learned from a French stage star.
Gaby Deslys.
The eternal flapper began her
stage career in 1890, and played
more than so roles in plays and
many more in vaudeville. She
also appeared in several motion
tyN;nfYyrnc
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#. N. Doudma, Portrait
Photographer Is Years

Fred M. Doudma, So. for Is
years portrait photographer with
Harris & Ewing, died in his home
at Malta, Ohio, last week, it was
learned today.
Mr.. Doudma died after a long
illness which caused his retire
ment from photography. For sew
|eral years he was well known for
his photographs Of the Naval
Academy graduating classes and
commencement activities.
He was a member of st. Lakes
Methodist Church here.
Mr.. Doudma is survived by his
widow Cora, a brother, Carl c.
Doudma of jackson, Mich, and a
daughter, Mrs. Christine D. Young
of Denver, Col. Funeral services
were Saturday at Malta.
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Mrs. James D. Ferguson,
Wife Of Retired Engineer

Mrs. Mathilde Mcintyre Fergu.
son, 80, long a resident of Mont
Igomery County. died Saturday al
Suburban Hospital after a month,
ILLNESS.
Mrs. Ferguson, who lived al
Garrett Park road and Rockville
pike, was the wife of James D
Ferguson, retired civil engineer
She also is survived by a son
James D. Ferguson, jr., of the
home address, and three grand.
children.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fer.
guson, a native of Washington
viii be held at 10 am. tomorrow
in st. Jane Frances de Chanta
Church, Old Georgetown road
Bethesda, Md. Burial will be ir
st. Mary's Cemetery, Rockville.
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Roy {. Flanagan.
Author and Reporter
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 28.-Roy
Catesby Flanagan, q veteran Vir-
lginia newspaperman whose side
line was writing books, died yester-
day after an extended illness.
The 54-year-old Flanagan
Joined the Richmond News Leader
las reporter in 1923, and handled
many Of the papers top news as
signmentS. 81,
During World War II he served
as a colonel and was decorated
with the Legion Of Merit for his
work in improving coordination
between ground and air forces.
Mr.. AFlannagan was the author
of several books, including '"The
Whipping" which Hollywood
adapted into q movie shortly
after it was published in 1927;
Amber Satyr," and County
Court"
During his illness. which started
about 10 months ago, he found
time to complete 1.-THE Forest
Cavalier" an historical novel
which is scheduled to be published
lin March.
Mr.. Flanagan was born in
Charlottesville, where he attended
the University of Virginia. He got
his newspaper start with the At
lanta Journal.
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow, with burial In
Richmond's Hollywood Cemetery.
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day night, but did not become
|acutely i'll until yesterday after
noon, when he called his physi-
tcian.
Took Annual Hike.
Until he was 20, Representative
IByrne would walk from Loudon-
vile, N. Y, where he lived, to
Bean Hill. where he was born, q
distance Of about IS miles, each
year on his birthday. Last Mo-
|vember he marched four miles in
the Albany Armistice Day parade
and then made two speeches.
Tributes were paid to Mr.. Byrne
on the floor Of the House today by
his colleagues, led by Represent
alive Edna F. Kelly. Democrat. Of
New York.
Mrs. Kelly said his death was a
great loss to New York State and
to the Nation"
House Majority Leader McCor-
mack said Mr.. Byrne had con-
tributed Outstanding service to
the Nation and strengthened the
judicial branch of government. /"
Many members of the House de-
livered further tributes.
A native Of Florida, N. Y, Mr..
Byrne was educated in Albany
schools and held a law degree from
Albany Law School. Mr.. Byrne
practiced law in Albany from his
graduation in 1904 until 1923.
when he was elected to the State
Senate.
He served in the New York
State Senate until 1886, showing
Ia particular interest in welfare
Legislation. He was q co-author
of the New York State Unem-
|ployment Insurance Act.
I'm Congress Since 1885.
In 1896 he was elected to the
House from the 28th District of
New York and had served in Con-
gress since. After the State was
reapportioned in 1945, he repre-
sented the 32d District.
In Congress Mr.. Byrne was an
ardent supporter of legislation
that he believed would improve
conditions in labor and agricul-
ture.
He is survived by two sisters,
both of Loudonville, N. Y, where
he made his home. His wife, Mrs.
Josephine L. Byrne. died several
years ago.
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Mrs. Carrie WandeI,
Lived Here 50 Years

Mrs. Carrie Faunce Wandel. -.
retired employee Of Jndd q Def
weller, Inc, printers, and WASH
|ington resident for more than so
years. died Saturday at George
town Hospital.
A native Of WeStmoreland
County, Va, she was the widow
|of Charles Wandel, who died In
1918. She had lived with q daugh-
ter by a previous marriage, Miss
Winifred M. Faunce, $40 Me-
[braSka avenue NV.
Mrs. Wandel had retired from
the printing firm In 1912 after
more than Is years.
She had been active in Red
Cross work and the Chusen Of the
Epiphany, 1917 q street NV.
In addition to Miss Faunce, she
is survived by another daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Willis. Rock
willie Center, L. T., four grand
daughters and three great-grand-
children.
Funeral services viii be held at
III am. tomorrow at the Church
lof the Epiphany. Burial will be
lat Congressional Cemetery.
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Ilionaire whom she divorced. Her
second marriage was to Jack Dean,
Ia leading man in some Of her stage
plays, who died in 1850.
AT the height of her career Miss
Ward was a familiar figure in
London and Paris. and was a
close friend Of English nobility.
Her only daughter. Lady Plum
lket, was a lady-in-waiting to
Queen Mary. Her husband was
Lord Terance Conyngham Plum
Iket. Both were killed in a Cali
fornia plane crash in 1888.
Last month Queen Mary and
Princess Margaret Rose attended
the London wedding of Miss
Wards grandson, Robin Plunket
to Jennifer Bailey Southwen
South African heireSS.
Miss Ward had been in failing
health for several months and was
too i'll to make the trip.
Another grandson is Lord Plum
Iket, first equerry to King George,
who is expected to make the fun
eral arrangements.
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John {. Marlin, Former
Illinois House Member
BY the Associated Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, Jan. %
John C. Martin. II, former Illinois
State treasurer and Congressman
at large, died Saturday Of a cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Mr.. Martin, here for two weeks
on business, died in a hotel room
A leading Illinois Democrat. hi
served as a Congressman from
1888 to 1910.
Born in Salem, H., he was
president Of the Salem National
Bank.
He is survived by his widow
Margaret; two sons, John Martin
|jr., of Tulsa, Okla, and 1t. Barney
Martin, USN, and q daughter
Mrs. Ann Heating Of Tulsa.
The body will be returned to
Salem for services Thursday at
the Great Methodist Church with
burial at East Lawn Cemetery.
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when he was Is and settled IN
baltimore. He began his business
career by peddling housewares In
1.-THE country from farm to farm.
| At the age Of 20, Mr.. AIDES man.
LACED to save $500 and he and his
brother, the late Simon AIDES, went
Into umbrella manufacture. In
lis years they built the business
Into one of the leading ones in the
field.
MIR. AIDES later engaged in the
banking business in Baltimore
I'm the mid-192Os while getting in
Ito his car preparatory to deliver
ling some money to a Federal Re-
iserve Bank, he was held up, shot
and wounded slightly in the chest
land robbed of $4,000.
In 1895. Mr.. AIDES and his son
Sigmund AIDES. established the
five and 10 cent store firm here
Mr.. AIDES was a member of the
Red Men, the knights of Pythias
land a member Of the Shriners.
In addition to his son Sigmund
with whom he lived at 9700
Marshall avenue, Silver Spring
he is survived by four other chill
dren, Mrs. Florence Arnheim, 17Ol
North Troy street, Arlington: Ber-
nard AIDES, Of New York City. Mrs
Helen LASER Of 1847 Forty
seventh place NV; and Mrs
Sylvia Norins, Of Baltimore. His
wife, Mrs. Fannie AIDES. died In
1948.
Funeral services will be held al
III am. tomorrow at the Jack
Lewis Funeral Home, Eutaw street
land North avenue, Baltimore
Burial will be in the Baltimore
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery
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Mrs. John J. 0'Leary, Wife
I0f Alien Property Aide

Mrs. John ]. OLeary, native OF
Washington and wife of q Govern
ment attorney. died yesterday
morning in the family home, 32s
West Bradley lane. Chevy Chase
Md. following a brief illness.
Mrs. OLeary was a daughter OF
"a former deputy chief Of the Dis
trict Fire Department, the late
James c. Keliher.
In addition to her husband, who
works in the alien property office
of the Justice Department. Mrs
|OLeary is survived by three chill
|dren, Miss Mary Ann OLeary. Pfc
John j. O'Leary Of the San Mar
|cos, Tex, Air Force base and Dam
lei ]. OLeary. ;
The funeral will be from her
home at $3.50 am. Wednesday, fol-
lowed by requiem mass in Oul
Lady of Lourdes Church at IL
am. Burial will be in Mount
|Olivet Cemetery.
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He served on the vestry of st.
Thmothy's Episcopal Church for
over SO years, was a charter men,
Der Of the Virginia Good Roads
Association and a past president
Iof the Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Association of Herndon.
Surviving are his widow: a
daughter, Mrs. Maurice E. Wesch-
Ter of 7210 Summit avenue, Chevy
Chase, Md; a son, Conrad Law
renee Of Staunton. and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at st. Timothy's
Episcopal Church. Burial will be
in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
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John Bruce, Sculptor,
Futher Of Diplomat
By be Assoeietsd Prsss

REDWOOD CITY, Calf, Jan
28.-John Bruce, 80, who did the
architectural sculpture on the
Washington State Capitol al
Olympia, died Saturday night al
his home after q three months
illness.
A native of Dundee. Scotland
MIR. Bruce migrated to Seattle
from Canada around the turn Of
the century. For years he Travelled
over the Northwest. carving
ornate stonework on banks. schools
and public buildings.
Survivors include a son, Johr
r. Bruce. former San francisco
Chronicle city editor now ir
Teheran as press attache to the
United States Embassy.
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In Mrnturta,,t

RANDOLPH. MARIA: WASHINGTON, M
LOUISE. A tribute Of love and devotion
to our loved ones, who have entered {
more beautiful life. Our devoted mother
MARIA RANDOLPH who departed THU
life twenty-one years ago today, January
%, 1881, and our devoted cousin. NJ
LOUISE WASHINGTON. who paSsef
away sixteen years ago December z. 1896
Loved and remembered always.
SARAH B. WASHINGTON.
RODRIGUEs, VIRGINIA. BLACKBURN. {
triSgte Ct I've sD the meE1ry g VIE nbs
departed this NE six years ago TODAY
Those who think Of her today are
the ones that loved her best.
THE FAMILY.
SHORTER. JESSIE a. In sad but loving
memory of our dear mother JESSIE 4.
SHORTER. who departed this life three
years ago today. January ". 1919.
Three years ago you left rs
For 4 beautiful place called rest.
But You are not forgotten
BY the ones. who loved you best.
Mother. you left q beautiful memory,
n e sorroW Zee Erssf and e Df oss You
Your memory win never grow 0ld.
GENEVA. AND GRANpCHIIDREN.
TATE. ADA a, AND SIMON g.. IN cher.
ishcd memory Of INV devoted parents
ADA A. TATE who entered eternal resi-
tWenty-six years ngo TO-DAY. January e
1925, and SIMON g. TATE. forty-ont
years ago. December rs. 1911.
Gene but nos to I gsiSR !, rArr .
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Scottish Grotto, the Albert Pike
Consistory Of the Scottish Rite
and the Oriental Band of the
Almas Temple. He was also active
in the Washington Lodge No. Is
of the Elks.
Surviving are three brothers
Charles L. Rouse. 200 Rhode Is
land avenue NE; E. Kenneth
Rouse, All Warwick place, Chevy
Chase, Md. and Zane Walcott
Rouse Of Gainesville, Md.
Masonic services will be held
from the Hine funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV, at 3 pm
tomorrow, with burial in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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Uarh nf Chunks

FOSTER, URSULA J. WADE. The family
OF the late URSULA j. WADE FOSTER
wish TO express their gratitude TO Rev. o.
G. Goodwin. the soioists. .organist, choir,
Wesley A. NJ. e. Zion Church; DR.. J. L. s.
Hollomon Of the Second Baptist Church,
the neighhors and many friends for their
oughtfulness, kind expressions OF sym.
patl1y, beautiful floral tributes. cards ana
teleerams and use Of cars rendered them
during their recent bereavement az the
passing Of their beloved mother.
THE FAMILY. 2Ss
HARRIS, DEACON EDWARD. The family
OF the late Deacon EDWARD HARRIS
the minister and choir Of the Greater
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church. the visit
Ing ministers, neighbors and friends for
of cars and all expressions Of sympathy
rendered during our recent bereavement;
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Representative ByrnIIle
Dies Unexpeciedlyin
Hospital al Troy, n. Y.

Representative William +.
Byrne. rs. Democrat. Of New York
died Unexpectedly last night about
two hours after he had been ad-
mitted to st. Mary's Hospital,
Troy. N x.
Mr.. Byrne had been in Com
gress since 1896 and was a menu
Der Of the House Judiciary Com
rnittee.
The Associated Press reported
from Albany that Mr.. Byrne COM
planned Of not feeling we'll Satur-
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Boise, Idaho, until coming to the
GPO here in 1884.
He was a member Of the Column
bia Typographical Union No. 1o1
and the Government Printing
Post No. 80 of the American
Legion.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Vir-
ginia A. Dufresne, Of 5617 Haw-
thorne street, Cheverly. Md, and
Ia son, George R. Dufresne. jr..
who is on duty with the Army at
Fort Knox, KY.
Funeral services will be held at
Ito am. Wednesday at the
Chambers funeral home, River.
dale, followed by a mass at Fort
IMyer Chapel and burial in Ar
Ilington National Cemetery.
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|WiIIiom 7. Plumb, 81,
Retired ATTORNEY

William r. Plumb. "a. retired
Rochester ON. - attorney, died
Friday after q long illness at the
home Of his son. William T.
Plumb, jr.. II Kenwood avenue.
lKenWood. Md.
Mr.. Plumb, who came here two
years ago, also leaves q daughter.
Mrs. Philip j. Halla Of Chevy
Chase, Nd. and another son,
IVolney A. Plumb Of Richmond.
Cali. His son here Is q lawyer
with the firm Of Hogan & Hart
son.
A memorial service for Mr..
Plumb will be held In Rochester.
February IL.
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Owen D. Johnson,
Author, Yale Graduate
BY The Assoeioted Press

~ nv NSSUCIUtNu FBS8S
MARTHA'S VINEYARD, Mass.
Jan. 28.-Owen D. johnson, "a
author of many novels including
Tennessee Shad" and "Stover al
Yale" died yesterday after q long
illness.
A native Of New York, he was
graduated from Yale in 1910.
He unsuccessfully sought cleo
ton to Congress in 1896 anc
1888.
His father. Robert q. Johnson
was ambassador to Italy during
Woodrow Wilson's administration
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|Herndon Scho DOL
Board, died yes
terday in Car
field Hospital
after an illness
|of several weeks.
A native of
Potter County,
Pa, Mr.. Law
renee came to
III erndo on in
1890. In 1893
|he married Miss
Adie M. Shear,
daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Con-
rad Shear Of
IChantilIy. Va.
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been with Call
Carl, Inc, and
lin recent years
receiving clerk
at the May
flower H ote l.
h a d attended
Business High
S c h oil and
IStrayer Bust
ness collie 6 e
here.
He was a
m e m b e r OF
P e n t a ! p h a
Lodge No. %,
The KallinnliS
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Dratha

JOSEPHINE. The ofaeers
and members Of st. Augustine's Auxiliary
k kS q ana s. District 9o are 1ubsBy n M
SS5 sa,s ca, sS:ss!as fassass
nesday, January 80, at 9 o'clock At
aaE ESETET TsPS eEEErE Pist AUX Rrss Pres,
LOUISE MIDDLETON. Rec. sec.
WESTON. MARY A. OF 479 ST. s.w., or
s ssnua mo ss Il aI av w E d dsSors S5
9. LaGree. Mrs. Mary Johnson, step
MIS-: Bertha crothers, Survived By sis
Eansrssii Home. 5E iith St. ca s.s.. on
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 2S
WILLIAM NJ. On Sunday
Jsngary %, 1859 Ct Proyidencs Hospital
NV. beloved husband Of Rebecca r
Bruce MSarson Remains Remain I ressins an g
as sh n Hines SS sne5a d HG s p SsS1
Episcopal Church. Webster st. and Roci
Greek Church I'd. NV, on Tuesday. Jan.
nary 20. at z pm. 1nterment sunbury
WILSON. JAMES EDWARD, JR. ON Fri
JAMES EDWARD WILSON, Jr., husband
Of Luna SparkmRn Wilson, father Of Joan
Shirley Wilson and son OF James E. VIII
SON: ST. Mr.. Wilson rests at the Warner
z. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring, Md, where serv-
ices VIII be held on Tuesday, January 90,
ct 10 am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. %
JAMES EDWARD, yr. Member,
.AM Of the Fort Stevens Post No
,SSA 80, American Legion. are no.
tined Of the death Of Comrads
JAMES EDWARD WILSON
Jr.. on Friday January rs
1882. ut his home. 740S
Maple ave. Takoma Park. Md
He rests ct Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
Md. where services will be held ON Tues.
day, January %, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
WALTER n. GLOCKLER, Comdr.
JAMES Councils. Adjutant.
WINE. HERBERT 4. On Friday, January
%, 1862, HERBERT r. WINE Of 241S
14th st. NV. husband Of Lucy ]. Wine
and father OF Nellie ". Hendricks and
Mrs. 10 Ann Casey. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin ut. NV,
on Tuesday, January 90, 1852, at pm.
1nterment WASHINGTON National Gene
terry. %
YOUNG. HORACE. On Sunday. January
81. 1859, HORACE YOUNG Of A Fenton
st. ne. husband Of Fannie Young. Notice
Of funeral later. Services BY Stewart.
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DR.. Joseph |. Wright,
Hurrisonburg Surgeon

| " EiB A1BOGIdFGU FFBBB ~ =
HARRISONBURG Va, Jan. 2S.
DIR. Joseph L. Wright, practicing
physician and surgeon in Har-
risonburg for 80 years, died in a
hospital here Saturday following
Ia weeks illness.
A native of nearby Keezletown.
DR.. Wright was a member of the
University Of Virginia's 1914 med
ical school class.
During World War !, he was
"a doctor in the Army.
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months Illness
with q heart
ailment.
A native Of
3WoonSocket, r.
IL. he was a
veteran Of over
seas service in
World War I
with the 44th
Infantry Regi-
:ment.
: After the war.
Mr.. Dufresne
worked for tina
Sym s ork
Printing Co. in
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Mr.. AIDES was
q co-founder
and vice presi-
dent and trea-
surer Of the
II. S. King Co..
Inc, q string OF
S. and : 10-cent
S stores which
has its m a in
office at 1904
Seventh street
NV.
A native Of
r u ssia, M r.
AIDES m e to
khic nnM try
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George R. Dufresne. So.
proofreader al GP0

George r. Dufresne, So. Gov
eminent Printing ONCE proof
reader for II years. died Saturday
lin Mount Alto Hospital after a
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|Cassius N. Lawrence
Herndon Resident

Cassius M. Lawrence, 80. OF
Herndon, president OF the Bel
mont Trap Rock Co. Of Staunton,
Va, and q former member Of the
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H. Warren Rouse, A,
LIFELONG D. {. Resident

H. Warren Rouse, 40. lifelong
District resident. died yesterday at
lSibley Hospital.
Mr.. Rouse, who formerly had
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Harry AIDES, Official
And Co-Founder Of
Sand 10 Store Chain

Harry AIDES, 81, 5-and- 10-cent
store executive, died at Emergency
Hospital this morning after an
Illness of 10 weeks.
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Draths

AIDES. HARRY. On Monday. January 49,
1852. HARRY ADEss beloved father Of
Mrs. Florence Arnheim Of AIRING ton W.;
Mrs sylvia Norims Of Baltimore. Md;
Bernard AIDES of New York and Sigmund
AIDES of Washington, D: c. Fpnerai
services at the Lewis Funeral Home,
200 Eutaw pl Baltimore, Md, on
Tuesday, January %, at 1870 an IN
terment Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery
(Danzansky Funeral Service.
II will he SnPClal
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Communication Of Samue
A M, on Tuesday. January 20
1852, at $50 an. at STAINS
bury Temple. for the purpos'
OF comforting the last Masonic
rites at the funeral of our lat
HARRY AIDES. All members
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ANNIE T. The otncefs 9nt
members Of Ruth Chapter NO
s. o. e. s.. are hereby request.
ed to attend the funeral O
sister FANNIE T. SCOTT Tues
day, January 90, 1862. at Sec
ond Baptist Church. Ord st. be
tween II and SITS. NV. at
.e..onA m unac EannAfAHY