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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
SARAH NISSEN

Sarah NiSsen, senior in home
room 213, is pictured as being
s. 21A" tall, having bf6wn hair,
and brown eyes, She is active in
Y-Teens, G.. "A. "a, and also News
staff. Sarah is taking CONNER
cial course and tplans to-get mar
ried as soon as She graduates. Her
hobbies are sports, dancing, and
writing letters; ambition is to be
happy and have lots of fun, with
her special interest being in
birds" Sarah's favorite song is
Teach Me Tonight" by the De
Casco Sisters, her food is pizza,
roast beef, and turkey, and her fa-
voritt color is blue. Her pet peeve
is people who live too far from
Port Clinton"
Sheila Jess, Sarah Nissen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Bob Kyle Chosen
President of Latin Club

Bob Kyle, a sophomore in home
room 308, was recently elected
president of Latin Club.
The other officers chosen were:
Carol Nye, secretary, and Betsy
Krupp, the program chairman.
Those assisting Betsy in plan
ming the programs through the
year are Koreen Stahl, Carol Min
derman, Mary Ellen Foley, Jan
Garner, and Douglas Meyers. The
committee met last week with the
officers to plan the program for
the year.
Gary NoSsaman and Tom Ed
wtrds are in charge of the Christ
mas meeting. Tom is going to give
dialogue on the Roman Satur
MALTA.
Frances Roose, Jane Reynolds
and Jean Blankenship are prepar
ng Christmas carols so that they
may be sung in Latin in class.
The meetings of Latin Club are
held approximately once month
n class in both the first and sec
ond year Latin classes. An eve
ming program is being planned fol
the Ides of March in which the
Junior members of Latin club viii
be invited.
Miss Kincade is the advisor fol
Latin Club.
Ann Forster
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

She is taking Business course in
school, and plans to attend col
lege after graduation, with hopes
of becoming beautician Ruth is
active in Y-TeenS and F. H. A,
and enjoys sewing and going to
State Park in her spare time. She
rates whittier Thou Goest" by
Les Paul and Mary Ford, chicken,
mashed potatoes and gravy, and
red and white as tops.
Sarah Nissen, Sheila Jess
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
School News

Original-Maxine Routh and
Dick Noblitt.
Extemperaneous-Jack GIL C k
man, Scott Carter, Harry Chaffin,
and Sally Dewitt.
In metal shop, the boys have
been using plastic. They made
plastic mallets, plastic handled
screw drivers, salt and pepper
shakers, and parts of a serving
tray using metal lathe.
With the heating equipment
they bent towel racks, pin-up
lamps, flower holders, and other
bent articles. ~"
~ Esther Hansen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
NORTH BASS
MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN

Visitors to the main land during
the week were Stanley Wires,
Simon Fox, John Lura and Jack
Hooven.
Mr.. George Bower and Ronald
spent several days in Portsmouth
last week.
Guests at the Larry Wires home
during the week were DR.. Dick
Leher of SanduSky, DR.. Anderson
of Cleveland, and DR.. Eggelston of
Medina. DR.. Dean Sheldon of San
dusky spent Saturday at the Wires.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartlaub
had as guests over the holiday
their granddaughter, little Mary
Beth Hartlaub and Mrs. Hartlaub'S
brother Mr.. William Axtell Other
dinner guests Thanksgiving Day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires,
Ms. William Dempsey and Mr..
Stanley Wires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenord jenkins and
| children of Portsmouth visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bump
Maynard for several days last
week.
Miss Betty Bower, Sandusky,
John Bower of Portsmouth and
William Bower of Castalia arrived
Wednesday to visit with !heir par
ents Mr. and Mrs. George Bower.
Donald Stonerook, Sandusky
spent the holiday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerook. Other
guests were Mrs. Stonerook's sis
ter and family Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Seville and daughters.
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker spent
Wednesday and Thursday visiting
with her daughters, sons and their
! families at Lakeside and Bay
Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bump Maynard had
as guests Thursday his father Mr.
Ersel Maynard, Mr.. Dewey May
nard of Portsmouth, Mr.. Gene
Dopps of Mansfield. Mr.. Earl Mar
vim also spent the day with the
Maynards.
Miss Judy Zura, Sandusky arriv
ed Thursday to visit with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Zura.
Mrs. Grace Miller left Wednes
day to visit with her family anc
friends in Oak Harbor for Severa
days.
Miss Bonnie Fox, Sandusky spen
Wednesday and Thursday with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fox
Mrs. Leslie Burris received ;
very pleasant surprise when hel
, two sisters arrived from Campbells
vile, KY. last week.
; Miss Margie Hooven and cir
friend Miss Jeannie Matsumato, o.
Maui, Territory of NAVAL, stu
dents at Wittenberg College spent
the holiday with Margie's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hooven.
; and duties of the citizen, or oul
relations with other countries
; Esther Hansen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Students Working
on Business Problems

Mrs. Bainbridge'S advanced typ
ing class is working on an Office
Practice Set, consisting Of the fol-
lowing projects: Invoices, Finding
Balance Due, Making change,
Keeping Check Stub Balances,
Counting Currency and Silver,
Standard Roll of Coins, Figuring
Maturity Dates, Payroll Study and
Employers Federal Tax Return
This work will provide the stu
dents with a good review of the
fundamental operations in business
as we'll as give them practical
training in business procedures.
The use of regular business forms
also makes the experience. more
realistic.
Helen Bovia
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Library Has New Books

Eight new juvenile books were
added to the school library. They
are "Child's Book of Insects" by
Barlowe, Famous Indian Tribes
by Meyers. First Book of Eski-
mos" by Elting, "Star Beast" by
Heinlein, Dolly Madison" by May
er, Young Circus Detective" by
Coombs, Tied Williams Story" by
Schoor, and Nancy Hanks" by
Stevenson.
Esther Hansen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
ROBERT WOOD

Robert Wood, senior in home
room 300, has brown hair, blue
eyes, and is g. tall. Bob is taking
a Shop Course and nlans to join
the Navy or the Air Force when
he graduates. He is active in al
sports and belongs to Varsity Club
and Industrial Arts Club. BOZ
rates "Mr. Sandman" by the Cor
detts, spaghetti, and the color blue
as tops. His pet peeve is girls"
Sheila Jess, Sarah Nissen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Howard Smetzer Weds

Howard Smetzer, industrial arts
teacher at P. C. H. S. for the past
three years, was married to Miss
Norma Jean Walters of Bellevue
on Thanksgiving Day at the Epis-
cOpal Parish House in Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smetzer are now
living at 15061a East Perry.
Ann Forster
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Finken Wins Money for School

Robert Finken, the first place
winner in the recent youth Tai
ent Find" which was held on
Wednesday, November 3, sponsor
ed by the Ottawa County Farm
Bureau, has won for Port Clinton
High School a check amounting to
$1,000 which will go into the ath-
'etic fund.
Audre Borne
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Hi.Y Holds Joint Meeting

Members of the Hi-Y Club went
to Sandusky Tuesday evening, No
vember 80, to attend a joint meet
ing with the SanduSky Senior Hi
Y Club. The meeting was held at
the Y. M. c. A. at TOO p. m. A
swimming party followed.
Sheila Jess
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Study Poetry

Students in Mr.. Rofkar's Eng
lish class have started their unit
in poetry. Later on during the unit
they will write an original poem.
Helen Bovia
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

James, Mike Conrad, Wayne Col
ston, Ronald Malk, Gary Howell,
John Winke, Gary Shiets, Ronald
Baker, Dave Simon, Brent Cover,
Richard YuriSta.
George Rider received a letter
as manager.
Ann Forster
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
RUTH EREpERIcKS

Showing much pep and enthusi-
asm around Port Clinton High is
Ruth Fredericks. Ruth has brown
hair, blue eyes and is s. S" tall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

and duties of the citizen, or our
relations with other countries.
Esther Hansen
Evening star., 1954-11-26
|Dr Henry 5. Coffin,
Famed Church Leader
And Religious Writer
sy ths Assoeiuied Press

LAKEVILLE. Conn, Nov. &c.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Sloane Cof-
I'm. ~. noted retired Presbyterian
church leader and prolific writer
on religious subjects. died yester-
day at his home here after q
brief illness.
He was q former president OF
Union Theological Seminary in
New York, where he was born,
and held honorary degrees from
numerous universities. among
them Yale. his alma mater. where
he also served on the corpora
ton.
DR.. Cofin also was q former
moderator Of the General AS
sembly Of the Presbyterian
Church In the United States.
He was q member Of the Board
OF National Missions OF the
Presbyterian Church, a trustee
of Robert College in Turkey and
a director of the Church Exten-
sion Committe of the presbytery
of New York.
Prior to his retirement in 1945,
he had been an annual preacher
at Yale, Princeton. Harvard and
other universities.
DR. Coffin leaves his widow,
Dorothy Prentice Eels CONN; a
son. David d. Coffin Of Exeter,
NJ H: q daughter, Mrs. Edmund
Nash of Groton, N. Y, and three
randchildren,
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at Salisbury, with
burial in Sleepy Hollow Gene
terry, Tarrytown, N. Y.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
William R. Jones,
Naval Electrician

William r. Jones. GA, an elec4
trician at the Naval Gun Fac
tory. died yesterday at Hahne-
mann Hospital after a recurring
illness Of about a year.
Mr.. Jones, who lived at 100
Webster street NV, had con-
tinued work, between periods Of
illness, until three weeks ago.
Born and educated in King
George County, Va, MIR. Jones
came to Washington 40 years
ago. He operated his own elec-
trical contracting business until
going to the Gun Factory in
1889.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Nellie F. Jones; two sons,
Ralph Jones, 1122 Robinson
street S.W, and William R.
Jones. jr., Richmond; two
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Shep-
ard, 3503 Greenly street, Silver
Spring, and Miss Catherine
Jones of Washington; his moth
er, Mrs. Ella Dickerson, 3704
South First road, Arlington; a
sister. Mrs. Flora Mullen of King
George County; four brothers,
Robert. Harry, Nelson and
Strother Jones, all of Washing
ton; two. half f-brothers, Alex
Dickerson and Dunoway Dicker-
son, Of 3704 South First road,
Arlington, and six grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Monday at Geier's funeral home,
3605 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial win be in Cedar Hill Gem
stery.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

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November 22. 1884. EDWARD ROE
ERIS0M q ll2S h0sn aI s5 n.w ~ Ae
ss,s s:Isslsss :sssss @Ispss si.ss. s:; II;
Home. i7sa 7ts st. NV. after ! p.m'
Prayer. Ia2l. 9TH. st. n:wi Elder Eide
iiCnnsomn iswn s,aesr1 oRec,xsls 1hsslI1sns WoSo7
soWARD sSN NARY FRANCES on Wed.
rsssdexnee sssSdsx N9ySMoe sfob bt lyos a NARY HRsI
81 Mrs. Francis ~ NJ. HotImsn su and lesiirl Nh
steiia Mnnfshouse 81 Washinsfon'
b. e.: wi. D. and II. 3, Seward al f,ex..
ington, Ky, and grandmother Of Mrs
Elchar9 y. EInneyirock Of Iakoms
r'. rsrk mo No Sns ME Y suTviyed ns
cslI sb a her isls rssidenes eaSa servies: Miss
will be held ct the Lewis Memorial
Methodist Church 4th and Hamilton
sts NV. s on SATURDAY; Noysm6er @ 7
EsPEER. JAMES W. on wednesday. No.
q 2oso Eyarss y; ne, beloved husband
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Wednesday. November "a, 1954. a
his residences S94 puKe ,S5v SS;v AIsTAn. asI4H
dria, Va. Charles HENhY SVTH.
sutRsrd. ishh father OF Of Mrs Mrs. Ernest ROSS
Mrs. Alden Seifried. MIS-. herman
asarss soh sa.nald as
Of Mrs; Thomas Travers and George
sSuthard. Eunersl services on Sasnnt,. VI.
gay. N9yemner eGi az az, ~ ~; ~;
iate IeS,uence. su4 guk,s 81. AnseIMen'
National memorial ParK.
yOLLRATH, JOHN A. On Thursday
November 25. 1854, 'at the home oi
his dalrrhter. Mrs John A. Daly 81
SI02 Piney Branch rd.. silver Spring
Ma. JOHN A. VOLLRATH, beloved
fatiier al Mrs John A. DAILY and
Md 1aYr.IS ad Elmer Tbsr III Hssoey sso NJ es snd
grandchiidren and four sreat-grand-
Sav Afternoon. NoyeIi,her 81 at the
ssnrnser ~a.el r,,y,arai Hnns. 1ia soutf
StS Fl 6nincv Hi $50 2 - 4, y
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Evening star., 1954-11-26
Marion W. cayWood,
Widow Of Attorney
Active Civic Worker

Marion w. Caywood, So. An.
active civic worker, died We es-
day at Washington EantS s.
after q six-month illness.
Her death came on the 18th
anniversary Of the death of her
husband. C. Chester Caywoo1,
Washington attorney and busi-
nessman, who died November "a.
1910.
Mrs. Caywood had been living
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Thompson, 401 Ethan Allen ave-
nue.. Takoma Park.
Born in Rochester.
Mrs. Caywood was born in
Rochester, N. Y. She came here
as a child and was educated in
Washington public schools, grad
uating from Mckinley High
School.
She was an honorary member
of the board of lady managers Of
the Florence Crittenton Home
and had helped organize the
Wesley Heights Circle for the
home, at the time she and her
husband lived in that area.
Later, the Marion Caywood Circle
for the home was formed in her
honor.
Many Civic Interests.
She was also a volunteer
worker for the Red Cross and the
Community Chest. During
World War II. she manned q War
Bond booth in Union Station.
She was also active in Metro
politan Police Boys Club work.
She is survived by a sister. Mrs.
William D. Anderson of Bloom
field. N. j., a nephew and a niece.
Funeral services win be held
at II am. Saturday at Gawler's
funeral home, 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
GlenWood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

| Vantage. the oldest church en-
Hhroidery school in England, and
ito the sisters of the church in
London. Her father was English
born.
On her return, she founded
the Washington Cathedral Altar
Guild. which completed the
ecclesiastical embroidery for the
Bethlehem Chapel in time for
its opening services. Next came
the outfitting Of the magnificent
College Of Preachers Chapel
altar at the Cathedral.
/ "Her proudest and probably
her major achievement was the
slendid series Of seasonal from
tails, "heavy silk and satin pieces
which hang down from the front
Of the altar to the floor, accord
ing to one of her Oldest living
friends. the Venerable Albert H,
Lucas. canon OF the Cathedral
land now Archdeacoil of the Dio-
eese Of Baltimore. Canon Lucas
was for 90 years headlnaster OF
st. Adams school for Boys at
the Cathedral.
One Of the fastest jobs she
was called on to do was the
frontal for the high altar. Al
ready aged 10, she was called
| on to finish 1t in time for Bishop
Angus Dun's conservation 10
years ago. In its execution, she
used a priceless piece OF l7th
century material given to the
Cathedral.
Miss Machrille had lived in
the Chevy Chase house since
it was built in 1895.
! She published two books on
i the art. "A Handbook for Altar
Guilds" and Church Embroid-
cry and Vestments."
/ She is survived by q niece,
Miss Katherine May, who. lived
with her for the last six years.
and two nephews, Stephen May,
| Atlanta. and Leonard May. Be-
thesda.
Bishop Dun. Canon Lucas and
the Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre.
| jr.. dean Of the Cathedral, will
oficiate at services at II am.
Monday at the Cathedral. She
will be buried in the Cathedral
/ crypt.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Hanson Perkins, Jr.,
SidWeI Graduate

Hanson T. Perkins, jr., IS, q
University of Chicago extension
student, died Wednesday at Gar
field Hospital of a cerebral
hemorrhage.
He was the son of DR.. and
Mrs. Hanson t. Perkins. 1917
Shepherd street NV.
The young man was graduated
from Sidwell Friends School here
In 1947. He was unable to attend
college because he suffered from
hemophilia, a condition in which
bleeding from any cut can be
stopped only with great difficult
ty. He was enrolled in the home
study department of the Uni
verSity of Chicago.
He was born in Oak Park, H..
at the time his father was sery-
ing on the staff of the Hines
Veterans Hospital there. A mem
ber of an old Maryland family.
the elder DR.. Perkins later moved
to- Augusta, Me-. where he served
Id another Veterans Administers
I ton hospital.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Miss sLucyMockriIIeD Dies at SO;
Famed forAItor Embroideries

Miss Lucy Vaughan Hayden
Mackrille, SO. who devoted more
than half a century to prepar-
ing exquisite emhroideries for
washington Cathedral, died yes
terday at her home. II West
Kirke street, Chevy Chase. Md,
The "heart and center. Of the
| Washington Altar Guild. she
was said to be the greatest
living authority in the United
States on ecclesiastical embroid-
Ieries.
Miss Mackrille continued to
work on her beloved brocades
and silks until the end. Although
confined to her bed for the last
two or three weeks. she was
executing still another liar
piece for the Cathedral.
Born In Ellicott City. Md, and
graduated from the old Central
| High School In Washington, she
| took q Job as secretary to Bishop
Satterlee. the first Episcopal
Bishop Of Washington. She had
in mind at that time becoming
q professional journalist. and
contributed special features to
The Star.
With the Cathedral then In
Its embryonic stage, st. Marks
Church, at Third and A streets
Sc, served as the pro- Cathedral
One day. Bishop Satterlee told
her that I'VE must have suitable
embroideries for this sanctuary
| and for the Cathedral. / am
leaving the matter in your
hands"
The young secretary, seeking
more instruction. went to the
AL Saints Sisters in Baltimore
which trained young orphan girls
| in church embroidery.
On her return, she organized
in 1897, the st. Marks Altar En-
broidery Guild. The result was
q set Of embroideries said to be
second in splendor in the Wash
ington diocese only to those at
1.-The Cathedral today.
Soon her interest in the
| ancient church art became sc
great that she decided to make
it her life work. For further
training she went to st. Mary's
Evening star., 1954-11-26
ln Mfntnrtatit

CARTER. CARRIE N. In loving mem
mother, cARRiE T n. CARTER. sTE who who
passed away. three years ago. Novenn-
ber 20, 1851. M
Loving and kind in all your ways. I.
Upright and Just to- the end q your
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
Motissh sshinaa'a aass the THE nsp1Ty PaSyriY ySu asfs
oAsE5 as eal1 maEdaFET q ~ %sE1i s..s Ei. Z ME Sy
. GARET tMABEI) CASEY, who de-
parted this life four years ago today,
a0sfaa9snS sRsnK Y; ;BEhNARp, iaSSi CASEY.
DlEsMUKEs. y MEs. MARngERITE 4 lssIyI1n 1Iv =
DESMUKES. who died one year ago,
November 20, 1868.
on how. much we all have missed her.
Our own mother DEAR 4.
on saEts ats t SssH shos is year, yssy SAD
That our tears will be wiped away.
And we. greet her once again e
On that great resurrection dhy. s
HEE SRAdncsgEpRENs pag2TER CHILDREN AND
DEvINE, MARY tMAMIEl sAYLEs. IN
sAYLEs sNsSss pRshi p2ViNE. who % left US f we've
years ago today. November 20. 1942.
You are gone, but not forgotten.
seSsF shsI 5SSs nfns1S sfsEER 1aof MABEL
SAYLES REEDER, AND BROTHERS.
WILLIAM AND HERBERT SAYLES.
ANp HST',TsMg FosTER DAUGHTER. YvoENE
GIBSON. sERGT. SAMUEL. In sad but
loving remembrance of my beloved hus-
band, Sergt. SAMUEL GIBSON. who
died suddenly six years ago today.
November 20. 194S.
I shall never forget the day
But treasured memories. deeply mined
In my heart. you left behind.
God gave me strength to fight 1t
And courage to bear the blow,
But what 1t meant to lose you.
No one will ever know.
Six years have passed and still miss
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow, ,
DEVOTED WIFE. ELLA NJ. GIBSON. .
HURT, MATILDA V. In, memory Of our
TTIDA v. HURT. who passed away
twenty one years asoe~today' Novem-
Yt Your I lovely VSsa face and gentle smile.
We're happy that the good Lord
Gave US you; i only f9r s 2 while.
DASSsiiS, soN. LEON mssi e. HURT. MAo AND Hosf
e .ni3lyaH SRAN2G5,IIIDREN. 5s III GREET
LANAHAN, JOHN j., JR. In memory Of
our beloved son and brother, JOHN
Ave years ago today. November 26,
November brings sad memories
OF a. loved one gone to rest:
YoI win never be forgotten
loSlNa sa0ss MoTaER HhI EDssf BROTHER sST Ef AND
SISTERS.
MARTIN. CECILIA M. IN memory Of
my dear sister, CECILIA M. MARTIN.
who passed peacefully away Novem-
At rest.
HER SISTER. coRINNE.
MARTIN, CECILIA M. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory Of
my dear wife, CECILIA M. MARTIN.
who entered eternal rest November
70. 1881.
,,,a n TrG.s sE,loying s,sg memory. mo ,,,,
ION s. MARTIN. NJ. d
PROCTOR, EULA. In loving memory
Of our dear sister, EULA PROCTOR,
who passed away one year ago today.
November 70. 1858.
God e came . and g. tS Ss ySs yss fFS% FS U.S. Eas
gone.
Your memory fingers on and on.
BROTHERS, WESLEY z. AND VIRGIL
POE. AND DEVOTED FRIEND. AN
WILLIAMS, FRANK. We pause again
today for moments of meditation to
The precious memory Of our dear
US fourteen years ago today, November
26, 1910.
The rolling stream Of life rolls on,
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love, the voice. the smile
OF the one who once sat there.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left lonesomeness
This world can never hl:
Evening star., 1954-11-26
An,friIittg

HAuPTSCHEIN, ROSE X. Friends and
relatives of the late Mrs. ROSE X.
HAuPTSCHEIN are invited to the un-
I eber IS, 1854, at ! PM, at the Mount
Lebanon. Of the George Washington
Memorial Cemetery. located at RIGGS
& rd,. Prince Georges County, Md. 27s
KIRsTEIN. ROSE. There will be an
unyeiling Of q memorial to the late
Z November 2S. 1854, at ] pm. at the
Adas Israel Cemetery. Friends and
$ relatives are invited to attend.
sosHiNsKY, WILLIAM. There viii be
an unveiling Of a memorial IN loving
i memory of the late WILLIAM OSHIN-
SKY on Sunday. November 2S, lb5A, At
/ pm, at Columbia Lodge Cemetery.
Anacostia, s.e Friends and relatives
invited.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Until recently. the young man
was president OF the York Club
at st. Adams Episcopal Church.
The body is at the Hines fu-
neral homie, 29Ol Fourteenth
street NV. Services will be con-
Quoted at st. Adams Church at
2 pm. tomorrow. ~
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Danes Health Insured

COPENHAGEN in
surance societies In Denmark
have a total membership Of
5000, 900.