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Rev. Norwood P. Myers Dies;
Served Virginia Pustorotes

the mid-1920s. he was president
Iof Blackstone College In Peters
burg, Va.
DR.. Myers had served pastor
Iates in Onancock, Emporia
Charlottesville. Richmond, Nor.
folk. Danville and Lynchburg
Va. For four years he was
executive secretary of education
and promotion for the Genera
Board of Missions of the Meth.
Episcopal Church, South
He was pastor Of Clarendon
Methodist Church from l942
until he retired in 1916.
Survivors are his widow. the
former Matilda Manson Wynn;
-four sons. the Rev. John Wynn
Myers. Roanoke; the Rev. Hor-
wood Myers, sjr.. Greensboro
IN. c.; DR.. William Thomas
Myers, Fort Worth, Tex. and
DR.. Robert Manson Myers, New
York: his mother. Mrs. Cora
Jacobs Myers, Manassas, Va,
and eight grandchildren.
Services will be held at 1896
am. tomorrow at Clarendon
Methodist Church. Burial viii
be in Manassas.
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|BroyhiII Urges
Clean Potomac

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican OF Virginia. said today
he fully expects Congress to pass
"early in its next session" . bin
setting up o Metropolitan ARA
commission on Potomac River
pollution.
Mr.. Broyhill said he expects
to meet before Congress opens
in January with Senator Morse.
Democrat Of Oregon, to prepare
bills for both Houses.
Speaking on the Patty Gavin
Show" over Radio Station WRC,
Mr.. Broyhill explained that an
area commission would probably
have TO rely ON voluntary co.
operation among the District
and nearby jurisdictions. He said
giving the commission power to
enforce its authority on local
governing bodies would be I'M
practical because:
"You can lead q horse to
water, but you can't make him
drink it. certainly not If the
water is in the Potomac River"
Nevertheless. he said, he feels
sure. that local officials viii fall
In line once the area Of respon-
Isibility is made clear.
He said a vital part Of the
program to clean up the polluted
Potomac win have to be match
ing funds from the Federal Gov
eminent on the order Of 40 to
so per cent.
Before Congress re7opens. he
urged citizens to write to the
Congressman voicing support for
the interstate commission and to
their local governing bodies urg-
ing that each participate and
consider new local bond issues
to help finance the cleanup pro-
gram.
With citizen support, Mr..
Broyhill said, he can visualize
Ia Potomac so clean that it will
be possible to establish bathing
beaches in the Washington area.
The Patty Gavin Show" will
Interview q different local ofii-
icial every day, Monday through
Friday, for the next two weeks
on the pollution problem. The
show is broadcast at 1918 pm.
each day.
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j. w. Maxwell, 90,
|Bookbinder for
|GPO 81 Years

John Weir Maxwell, 90. a book.
binder for the Government Print.
ing Office for 81 years until hi.
retirement in 1922. died yester.
day in the home Of his daughter
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Taylor. 1907
Crest Haven drive. Silver Spring
Mr.. Maxwell, a native of Phil.
adelphia, where he learned hi,
trade. was a member Of Local
No. 4 of the Bookbinders Union
He lived in Washington Grove
Nd, after his retirement until
1910 when he Joined his daugh-
ter In Silver Spring.
In addition to his daughter
he is survived by two grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow In the Humphrey fu-
neral home. 8434 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring, and burial will be
in Glenwood Cemetery, 22l9 Lin
coin road NE.
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mrs. Anne Poge Chewing,
Writer on Virginia History

married to DR.. Chewing before
she ever practiced nursing.
The Anne Page Garden Club OF
Fredericksburg was named in
her honor.
She was an active member OF
the st. Georges Episcopal
Church.
Survivors are a son, Capt. w.
Jeffries Chewing. jr., USA re-
tired, director of public relations
for the National Bank Of Wash
ington, who lives at 1891 Newark
street NV; two grandchildren.
William Jeffries Chewing III OF
Alexandria and Mrs. Mango
Chewing of Arlington; three
sisters, Miss Helen w. Meetze
of the Woodward Apartments.
Washington; Mrs. Carlisle john
son of Suffolk and Fredericks-
burg, and Miss Janet Meetze OF
the woodward Apartments.
Funeral services will be held
in st. Georges Episcopal Church
tomorrow. She win be buried
beside her husband in the Ma
tional Cemetery, Fredericksburg.
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Paul E. Reider,H,
|Veterun of u. S.
|Wur With Spain

Paul e. Reider. ~, q Soldiers
Home resident since 1899, died
OF q heart attack September Il
aboard the Trade Winds docked
lin Bermuda. He left Washing
ton September 10 on a weeks
"trip with friends and died at the
lunch table the day the ship
locked.
Mr. Reider was q native OF
Reading, Pa. and an Army vet
|eran of the Spanish American
War. He formerly worked for q
railroad in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Reider was commander Of
the Jacob Astor Camp OF the
|Spanish-American War Veterans
lat Soldiers Home.
Survivors include two daugh-
tiers and four sons, Mrs. Daniel
|Kreigbaum, Paul. Harold and
Russell Reider. all of Philadel-
|phia: Mrs. Helen Hugo, Hats
|boro. Pa, and Richard Reider,
Miami Springs, Fla.
Services win be held at II am
Wednesday at the Soldiers Home
Chapel. Burial will be in Ma
Itional Cemetery at Soldiers
Home.
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Ralph H. Doigneou.
HORNED Executive

Ralph Harvey Daigneau. 81. Of
Austin. Mimi. a vice president Of
George A. HORNED & Co.. meat
packers, who served with Federal
agencies here from 1912 to 1945
and again in 1884,. died yester-
day of a heart ailment while on
vacation in Park Rapids, MINI.
Mr.. Daigneau was OPA con-
Isultant from 1912 to 1913. q
member of the corn policy coma
mission of the War Foods Adj
ADMINISTRATION in 1943 and a senior
marketing specialist with the
War Meat Board from 1943 to
Il945.
Mr.. Daigneau had been with
HORNED for Al years. A native of
list. Paul, Mimi, he became a
vice president in 1929 and vice
president and director of sales
lin 1916. II ~
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jacob Frank, 81,
Retired Grocer

Jacob Frank. 81, a grocer ir
Northwest Washington until hi
retired about Is years ago. died
Friday at his home, 1860 Taylor
street NV. He recently had
undergone surgery for a broken
hip.
Mr.. Frank had lived in Wash.
ington about SIS years. He wa!
honored recently by Adas Israe
Synagogue where he had beer
a longtime member. He wa.
born in Lithuania and came tt
New York when he was IL. Latel
he lived in Baltimore. In 1914
he celebrated his 50th wedding
anniversary with his wife, the
former Fannie Berman. She
died in 1919.
On his Goth birthday, Mr.
Frank was honored at a large
party Of family and friends. He
was a member Of Birth Abraham
Lodge.
Survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Mary Greenberg, 1887 Fort
Stevens drive NV; Mrs. Flor
ence F Suchoff, New York City;
four sons. Aaron. 1924 Military
road NV. with General Motors
here: Abner, $500 Quebec street
NV. an attorney; David, OF
the home address. with the Pub
lie Health Service, and Army
Master Sergt. David Frank, Bal
timore; nine grandchildren and
nine great grandchildren.
Services were to be held at
2 pm. today at the Danzansky
funeral home, 1904 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial In Adas
Israel Cemetery.
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rnEnElRIcKs RuRG

FREDERICKS B URG. Va.
Sept. 10 (P.--Mrs. Anne Page
Meetz Chewing, II, author, died
at her home here yesterday.
Mrs. Chewing wrote on gar
dening and Virginia history. She
was charter member of the Ken
more Association when it was
formed in 1922 to preserve the
home of the sister OF George
Washington.
A native Of Fauquier County
Mrs. Chewing came here as q
bride 50 years ago. She was the
widow Of DR.. william Jeffrie:
Chewing. a surgeon in the Army
Medical Corps in World War ]
who died in 1887.
Mrs. Chewing collaboratec
with the late Mrs. E. Dupont Lee
in writing the book. 'Virginis
Ghosts" She was a longtime
contributor to 1.-THE Spur" Fred
ericksburg's historical and liter
airy magazine.
She was a graduate Of the
Virginia Hospital School OF
Nursing at Richmond, but was
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Mrs. H. J. Werner, sc, Dies;
Servedin Schools 40 Years

Isixth-grade teachers in 1929. She
was administrative principal Of
the Force-Ross School in 1885
Her husband, who was q phar-
macist. died about 10 years ago
Mrs. Werner was active In St
Marks Episcopal Church and In
the National Education Associa-
ton. She was a member of Chi
Omega Sorority.
She is survived by q nephew
John s. Kelly. 1850 Tunlaw road
NV.
Services viii be held at 1880
am. Wednesday at st. Marks
Church, Third and A streets Sc
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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MRS. {. J. Bremen,
Widow Of HoteImun

Mrs. Edmund Joseph Brennan,
widow of a Washington hotel
man, died Saturday Of cancer at
her home, 2126 Bancroft place
NV.
Mrs. Brennan was the former
Manola Reidy, a native of Clyde.
Ohio. She had lived in WASH
ington about 40 years and was
active in charitable and civic &C
tiyities. Her husband was former
manager OF the Washington and
Harrington Hotels.
Mrs. Brennan Is survived by
her daughter. Mrs. Dewey Zirkin,
54l9 Edgemoor lane. Bethesda.
Md; two granddaughter and
two great grandsons.
Services and burial will be held
Thursday in Clyde.
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The Rev. DR.. Norwood Pretty
man Myers, 81, retired Methodist
minister in Virginia. died Satur.
day at Arlington Hospital. He
lived at 36ll North Nellie Gusts
drive, Arlington.
Or. Myers was born In Bridge
water, Va, and was graduated
from Randolph Macon College
He entered the ministry about
1912 and was pastor Of the
|Courtland circuit in Southamp.
ton County. Va. During World
War he was camp pastor al
Camp Lee, Va. For two years in
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Mrs. Henry ]. Werner. Sc. re-
tired District principal and
school teacher. died Saturday
night at her home. 2l22 Cali
fornia street NV.
The former Myrtle King, Mrs,
Werner was born in Washington
and was educated at Wilson
Teachers College and George
Washington University. She was
in the District school system for
40 years and was principal Of
the Cranch-T Tyler School from
1896 until she retired in 1919.
Mrs. Werner taught at several
schools here and later was ele-
mentary supervisor of about zoo
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Dr.. Levinson, 81,
Pediotrics Professor

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 R.-Dr
Abraham Leyinson, 81. expert
on mental retardation in chill
|dren and professor Of pediatrics
lat Northwestern University
Medical School, died at his home
Saturday.
DR.. Levinson was the author
|of books and popular articles
dealing with pediatrics and
mental retardation. He was chief
of staff at Cook County Chill
|dren's Hospital.
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appeared on the John Hopkins
Science Review television show
in Baltimore to demonstrate
mapping instruments.
Survivors are his widow, Clara
M: q daughter. Mrs. /. ]. Ritter
pusch. 4003 Lawrence avenue,
Kensington, Md. and three
grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 8 am. Wednesday at St
Michael's Catholic Church. Sill
yer Spring. Burial will be in
Forest Glen, Md.
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Qlarns of Thanks

rHRlsr, FRED W. Vera. Norman ans
/ sincerely thank al our friends foi
the many flowers ana cards Of sym,
beresyement. Also the wonderful sym,
81 the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st
and Mass. ave .,,I re; rHunppu a.
Voted wife and family Of JOSEPH
MILLER GENELLA wish to express
Iheir appreciation to relatives and
friends Tor their expressions Of SYM
psfhy and floral offerings during their
: ~ MRS. MARY v. GENELLA.
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Dr.. John {. Potzeer,
Botunist at Butler u.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 10 (R).
DIR. John E. Potzger. SO, head
OF the Butler University Botony
Department and an authority on
fossil plants. died yesterday Of
10 heart attack.
For % years he had been
making q study Of changes in
the climate and fora Of North
America since the last glacial era.
He was immediate past president
OF the Geological Society pf
SAmerica. ~
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Bronson Morgan, 81

JASPER, Tex, Sept. 10 tR.-
Bronson Morgan. 81, founder and
president of the Morgan and
Lindsey chain Of variety stores.
died today after a short illness.
The chain, founded by Mr.. Nor
gan in 1921, operates in Texas.
Louisiana, Arkansas and Mis-
lsiSsippi.
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BiboIini

LA SPEZIA, Italy, Sept 10 R.
Giovanni Battista Bibolini. 10.
italian Senator and shipowner,
died yesterday.
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KING. ROBERT 4. In sad but loyins
ROBERT A. KING. who passed away
n nn1s years ago today September ~
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice We loved Is stilled.
A place Is vacant IN our home
Y1 aMh1A r xSp k s9sEEksff s GAllDH.N
LEE, MAMIE. In loving memory Of oui
dear grandmother. MAMIE LEE. who
departed this life two years ago today
September 10. 1853.
So many things you did for us.
r,N No single d w. secs ,a ~ az r,,,ror
Before our grateful EYE.
We know II YOU could talk today.
You, whom death has taken away
And ID Gods time ri Sc with YOU
A EpeA RRsvY mADRIeE EAS VIVIAN aNf
LEWIS, ROSA A. In loving remem
brance OF our dear mother, ROSA A
LEWIS, who died four years ago today
September 10, 1851.
Within our home. where all was BRIGHT
Eseh hour sSHe We 0m miss IS your U smiling face
non aE e fs5h sdn ali SRaE p:''
ORANGE, CASPER. In loving memory
Of our dear father, CASPER ORANGE
who departed this life I'VE years agt
today. September 10, 1850.
LOVING "s son ~ And NSE pkUSdHrgR-IN.
LAX ,Akw%N;or FRANK AND IoRENA
sfMMs, GEORGE V. DACKl In lovinF
1gfASe1Rry SSiiMIGss,. S sYn; S SsdI ava,
seven years ago today. September ID
Dearest one you are not forsotten,
Though on earth you are no more,
Yet in memory you are with US
As you always were before; 49,,
YOUR LOVING MOTHER AMI
FATHER, CHARLES AND EELNoRA
TANsILL. IDA sEAvEY. In memory u
a dear wife, mother, mother -in-law ant
grandmother. IDA SEAVEY TANSlLL
who passed away September 10. 1880
Her kindness devotion and memor,
will remain with US forever.
THE FAMILY.
WALkER, MRS. CLARA v. In loyini
CLARA v. WALKER. who departed Thu
life ten years ago today. September 10
1sHhikR SONS JrM AND MAURICE.
WAR;. ELIzAsEIh. IN ms%ory q
ELIzAHBTH WARP. who passed II
the fuller life. September 10. 1854.
We remember that her sleep 10 onl,
ma ADA. wiiSis xNb HEfoisE.
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H0HMANN. GEORGE. A tribute Of
love 70 the memory Of my dear father,
GEORGE HOFFMAN,, who passed away
nine years ago, September 10. l946.
The depths Of sorrow / cannot tell
OF the loss OF one loved SO. we'll
And white he sleeps q peaceful sleep.
HIS memory I shall ever keep.
DEVOTED SON GEORGE.
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GEORGE. In loving mem
DRY of my dear husband, GEORGE
HOFFMAN,, who departed this hfI
nine years ago. September 10. 1916.
] think OF you In silence.
No one can see me weep:
But many silent tears are shed
While others are asleep.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory STILL
But death has left loneliness
The world can never NIL.
YOUR LONELY WIFE EMMA:
JOHNSON, ANDREW +. In loving mem.
DRY Of our dear husband and father
ANDREW T. JOHNSON. who. passed
away two years ago. September 10
1858.
September brings sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest.
Who will never be forgotten
LoVINd WIFE, DAUGHTER AM
SON-IN.LAW
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS

FT. LINCOLN CEMETERY-Mt.. Cal
vary. west section; 2. q 9 sites IN
eserifee pfics. IA. 7-o2e5. az
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HAWKINS, OWENS W.. JT. In memoir,
OF our loved one, OWENS w. HAW
KlNS Jf, who passed away ten year!
ago today. September 10, 1915.
Though death may, part Us for q while
II never can erase
The memory OF loved ones smile
Or q dear ones face.
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In mrntnriaitt

BARTON, ELSIE q. In memory OF my
dear wife, ELSIE e. BARTON, who de-
parted this life three years ago today
September 10 1882.
on TO myself think OF you.
Think OF the things you used TO do,
Just Of the things we used TO say
And think Of the happy yesterday.
HUSBAND.
BOXLEY, SOPHIA. In sweet and low.
PoxiEY' Who ~ ID deperted this lie sep.
TENDER 10. 1884.
In our hearts Is q memory
More precious than silver or sold
II Is picture Of our dear mother.
WHOSE love will never etow old.
pEvoIEp DAUGHTERS. RUTH ANI
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Aicantara Caravan. Order 81
the Alhambra. are hereby
notified OF the death OF our
l lats br + noNN ST No s1s
are requested to meet al
the Fitzgerald Funeral Home.
son blvd, Arlington. Va. at
. on Tuesday, September 60,
recitation OF the rosary.
RALPH L. WHALE. q. C.
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DUNCAN. ARMSTEAD s. In memory 0
my husband. ARMSTEAD s. DUNCAN
who passed away three years az
To-Day,
This day we pause In reverence
Anu we say d silent prayer.
Asking God 10 keep you ever
in his tender loving care.
MILDRED DUNCAN AND CHILDREN.
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GLEASON, MARGARET ELLEN. On Sun.

day. September is. 1855, at sibley
Hospital, MARGARET ELLEN GLEA-
SON (nee O'Brienl OF 1905 21st st. ne,
beloved wife Of the late Daniel Parnell
A. DeCamiilo. Mrs. Mary C. Mattat
and sister Of Daniel NJ. O'Briens Fu-
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home. 1891 Georgia ave, NV. on
HiRh requiem mass at st. Anthony
Church, 10Th and Monroe SITS. ne. at
10 am. Interinent Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited.
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In Mrn.nrtaiit

BARTON. ELSIE 9. In memory Of oul
dear mother, ELSIE e. BARTON. wht
day. September 10. 1852.
The years may wipe out many things
But this they'll wipe away never.
The memory OF those wonderful days
When We were all together.
We think Of her in silence.
Her name we Oft recall,
Just her pictures
Just when her hopes were bright
just when her hopes were best,
God called her from amons US
To o home OF peace and rest.
HER CHI DREN
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BELLs THOMAS. Hiram Lodge, NO. :.
a p q A. M. will hold spe-
N cial communication at the
IN Masonic Temple. 10th and
ANNNA You SITS. NV. on Tuesday
0N~ September 20. 1855, At / 1
NL~ am, for the purpose OF at
NJ tending the funeral OF our
late brother. THOMAS BELL: .
BENJEMIN II. SHELLMAN. w, NJ.
THEOpORE A. BELL. Secy. 10
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BOWEN, ELDEn TYLER e. On FRIDAY

BOWEN, ELDER TYLEk z. On FTlday'
ssptemSeI -. la5s; a W St5MEN Pa Ss.
lo Ia; h fatber Of MI Ms W. a. Nelson, MIS-
Thomas Cunningham. Mrs: c. A: Car
ter and William T. Bowen. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral Home
Monday September 10. Services at
the Takoma Park s. D.. A. Church on
tuesday, September 30, at 2 pm.
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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CURTIS. JOHN c. On SATURDAY. Sep
TENDER II, 1855. at University Hos
pitai. charlottesville, Va, JOHN C
CURTIS. Of Lisnum, Va, beloved hus;
Harold, John, Russell. Ashton, will
lard. Stanley. George. Jean and Mrs
Mabel C. Schlauch and Mrs. Elizabeth
grandchildren, two brothers. six. SIS
tiers and a host Of nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at Chores Funeral
Home, Culpeper, Va, where services
will be held on Tuesday, September
20. at ii am. EST. Graveside serv-
ices with interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry at 3 pm. DIST.
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bLIck, HOSE On pI S InV yhel Sdel VIC
al Rudolph Rlick, devoted mother oil
Milton II. Blick OF Silver Spring, Nd.
and Mrs Rebecca Frances Hickman OF
washington. d. c.. She also Is survived
Minnie Levy, Mrs. Ethel Lansky and
William Solar. ali Of swampscott. Mass
Henry and Arthur Solar, both of 81.
Louis. No. Services at the c. D; Geld
BERG & Bon Funeral Home 42l1 stn
81. NV, Tuesday, September 20 az
IL noon. Interment Arlington Nationsl
Cemetery, rs ~
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Der i6. 1855, At rs residence. SIS
Foote st. ne. THOMAS. H. BELL.
beloved husband of Dorothy N Bell
Theima Massey and brother. Of Mrs.
Hilda b. Thomas, Mrs. Harriet Mackey.
Mrs. Alice b. Finlayson. Charles Ed
ward and Lawrence A. Bell. He also
and d host of other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Bell may be
viewed ut the Stewart Funeral Home.
80 II st. ne, after 4 pm. Monday.
September 10, where services VIII be
held on Tuesday, September 90, at .
pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery,
ID
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cemetery MeWpefs, ol the union hIe
JOSEPH 2. Inns, secy
YOUNG. MARJORIE. Departed this life
Saturday. September II. 1855, MAR
JoRIE. YOUNG of 1871 10th st. NV,
beloved sister OF George L. Tyson and
other relatives and many friends. No.
tice Of funeral later. Arrangements by
William Spangler Funeral Home, 524
Sth st. ne.
ZURL0, JOENETTE MARIE. On Fri.
S dsa; 0t Hospital. 5oENGTrE MaS SSi;
ZURLo Of 1917 Fairlawn ave. Hillcrest
Hts, Nd, beloved daughter Of Joseph M.
and Annette. H.. Zurlo, sister OF Jo-
james r. Ryan Funeral Home. 3i7 Pa
ave. Sc. on Monday. September 10
at els Am, REQUIEM mass at the
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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HALL, LULA. On Saturday, September
II. 1855. at her residence, 525 9th st.
their loss host OF relatives and
friends Friends may call at the
House OF Boyd Chapel, seq sth st. Sc,
Monday. September 10. at O. pm.
Notice Of funeral later.
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nERTH, SADIE NJ. tNEE CROSS. OF
assl ath st. Sc. on Friday, September
III. 1885, beloved wife Of the late SGT.
Henry Berth; sister q George r F cross s.
Chsmbers' funeral Home SIT i1th
At SCI, on Tuesday. September 20. at
1880 nm. Interment Arlington Ma
fional Cemetery. IL
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Friday. September 10, 1865, at Phiis.
delphia. Pa. ALPHoNSE n. DUKE
DUCLOS Of 1912 18th ST.. ne. hus.
Of James. Francis and George Duclos
Mrs. Elizabeth Eckert. Mrs. Robert
Crawford. Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Ras
Slattery. Mrs. 8. Osmanski. Mrs. j
George wilkins. Friends NAV call al
the Lee Funeral Home, 18th st. anc
Mass. ave. ne, where services will be
held on Tuesday. September 90. al
terry 10
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