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bers of the graduating class fol-
lows: Ruth Ann Bartsch, Rather
inc Brown, Jane Burris, Beverly
Davis, Barbara Klaumenzer, Vera
Lee Knotts. Norma Leathern,
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Bryan, Seward Buckley, Leonard
Carey, Lee Daniels, Eugene Cove,
William Heverin, George Lancas-
ter, Sherman Lavender, James
Leathem, Harry Watts.
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and will set up the schedule for
guards and operate the conces-
sion. Full operation under Mr..
Horney's direction will be in effect
Immediately after the closing of
the school for the summer recess.
Representatives of the State Board
of Health and of Castle Kent
Poultry Company appeared to talk
over the complaints at a previous
meeting by group of residents
of North Main Street. w. H.
Meredith, State Board of Health,
reported on three check-ups of the
plant had been made recently and
that recommendations to the firm
had been made to correct the con-
ditions, and that these recon-
mendations had been followed.
Harold ]. Carrow, Sr., and Harold
j. Carrow, Jr., agreed to do all
they could to correct the situa-
ton and said that they do not
intend to operate the plant for
two or three months, until cooler
weather.
Monthly Police Report
Chief of Police John w. Jacobs,
Jr., submitted the report of the
police department for May, which
was accepted by council. 1t show
ed 80 complaints; Is arrests; 6
drunk and disorderly; 9 motor We
hicle violations; A committed to
jail; car driven 3259 miles; fines
collected $95.
Plans For Tennis Court
Mr.. Gilmore reported to council
on the terms for purchase of the
ISchramm air compressor and
trenching equipment, which were
accepted. He also reported on
progress on plans for tennis courts
on the Town Park on Market
Street Plaza. 1t was decided to
add ten feet to the previous mea-
surements so that regulation ten
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Marlyn Orrell, Alice Ratledge,
Audrey Robinson, Frances Schrad-
er, Arlean Silvia, Rosemary Sim
mons, Helen Slaughter, Margaret
Spence, James Atkinson, Robert
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MEETING OF
TOWN COUNCIL

Continued from Page One
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Mrs. Lillian Norris,
Mother Of Reporter

Mrs. Lillian Craigen Norris,
long time area resident. died
yesterday Of coronary throm-
bosis at q local hospital.
Mrs. Norris, who would have
been 83 on November 80, lived
with her son. John G. Norris, q
reporter for the washington Post
and Times Herald. ct 4014 North
Twenty-fifth street. Arlington.
Mrs. Norris. who was born in
Cumberland. Nd. came TO this
area as o young girl and had re-
sided here since. She was the
daughter OF DR.. John s. Craigen
and the former Anna Martha
Minke.
Her husband. Charles Alex
ander Norris. died here in 1885.
Besides her son Mrs. Norris is
survived by Mrs. Lawrence Buell.
O'Connor. a daughter, and by
two grandchildren.
Funeral services are scheduled
for IL am. tomorrow at the
Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV. Burial will
follow at the Congressional
Cemetery The body is at the
S. Fl. Hines funeral home.
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John {. Noble,
Health Aide

John e. Noble, 50, who retired
In July as director Of laboratories
for the District Health DEPART
Iment. died Wednesday at Fort
Howard tMd.9 Veterans Hqs-
'pital. He lived at 1914 Twenty
NTH street Sc.
Mr.. Noble. known as DOC. :
had been with the Health De-
|partrnent for 81 years, and for
merry was assistant to the
supervisor. He was director OF
the bacteriology, sociological and
chemical laboratories when he
retired.
Born In: Branchviile. 8. c., he
was graduated IN 1917 from the
University OF South Carolina,
He served Ii the Army. and was
stationed III Washington at the
Army Medical School.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs,
Staley Tcolnbs Noble; d daugil-
ter, Mrs. Roger Gould, 1922
Southern avenue S. E.:: d sister,
Mrs. Joseph v. Martin. and q
brother. Robert G. Noble. both
|of Dillon, s. G.
Services win be held at | pm.
tomorrow at the Chambers
funeral home. SIT Eleventh street
Sc. Burial viii be In Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Louis Rankin,
Mother Of Aide

Mrs. Louis Gable Rankin.
mother Of j. Lee Rankin, as
sistant to Attorney General Her
bert Brownell. died Wednesday
Of a stroke In q Hot Springs
rs. Dak.) hospital.
Mrs. Rankin. rs, was born and
raised in Tolone, S. OAK, but was
taken to Hot Springs few years
ago when she suffered her first
stroke.
Besides her son, who lives at
600 Juniper lane. Falls Church.
Mrs. Rankin is survived by her
husband, Herman. another son.
David. of Fort Worth. Tex. and
three daughters, Mrs. Thomas
Porter, Lexington. KY. Mrs.
Mary Costello and Miss Cornelia
Rankin. both Of Lincoln.
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Mrs. Evu Munmow,
"a, Long Resident
OF District Area

Mrs. Eva Burroughs Mumrnaw,
"a, died yesterday at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Geneva Hull.
|at 4780 North Twenty-fifth
street.
A descendant Of early pioneers.
Mrs. Mummaw was born in
Union County. Ind. In 1886 she
moved with her parents to KAN
|sas City, Mo-. where she met
and married on September Is,
1887 Thomas w. Mummaw, q
native Of Virginia.
The Mummaws came east in
1889 and lived In the Districts
|Brightwood Park until 1904
when they moved to Virginia.
Mr.. Mummaw died January 30,
1884. Their only son. Charles.
died January 4, 1899.
Mrs. Mummaw has been q
resident Of Arlington County
since 1927 and q member Of the
Clarendon Methodist Church,
where she was active in the
church and Sunday school until
| her health failed In recent years.
She was also member OF the
Clarendon WCTU.
Funeral services win be held at
2:30 pm. tomorrow at the Clar-
|endon Methodist Church. Burial
viii be in National Memorial
Park Cemetery at Falls Church.
Va.
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New York; Campagna, Charles
eThe waiter) Ricca. Phil dan
Idrea and Charles Gioe.
-Four years later Representa-
tive williams. Democrat OF Mis-
Isissippi, in d speech In the House
'of Representatives called Mr..
Dillon d professional string
'puller and an influence peddler.
Mr.. Dillon was convicted last
year Of eyading $1.779 in Federal
income taxes and was fined So
500 and sentenced to Is months
in prison. His appeal from the
conviction still Is before the
United States Supreme Court.
He never has served his SEN
|tence.
Survivors include q son. Philip
I'M. Dillon Of Garden City. N. r.;
d daughter. MRS. John F. Weber,
|St. Louis. and d brother, Daniel
Dillon, Washington, ID. G.
Funeral services win be held
here tomorrow. \
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Mrs. Margaret 8. Tapp, II
long active in Arlington civic af-
fairs, died at her home Wednes-
day after d long illness.
Mrs. Tapp was the widow Of
the FIRST postmaster In Arling-
ton County. Julian E. Tapp. who
died II years ago. She lived at
400i Columbia pike.
Her civic activities included
membership in the League Of
Women Voters. the Arlington
Chapter Of the American Red
Cross. which she helped organ
ize: the Arlington County Lii
brary Association and the Arling-
ton Women's Club which she
served as secretary treasurer for
many years.
Mrs. Tapp was born In WASH
ington and educated in District
schools. She had lived for more
than 40 years In the Bancroft
area Of Arlington.
She Is survived BY two sons,
Julian e. Tapp, jr.. Of 47o0 Maple
Evening star., 1955-10-21
copt. w. {. Eaton. Physicion,
Cited in Long Navy Service

Capt. William Edward Eaton.
UGN. retired. z physician. died
Wednesday OF 2 coronary tnrom-
|bosis ct the Bethesdax Naval
Medical Center.
Capt. Eaton, T2. who lived at
the Windsor Park Hotel. 23o0
Connecticut avenue NV. held
the Legion Of Merit. the Marine
Corps Medal. . Mexican medal
and 3 Haitian medal for work IN
the fieid Of medicine.
The officer. who Is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Fanny 7, Eaton,
was q native OF NeWhufyport.
Mass. He received his medical
degree from the Harvard Medi-
cal School in 1904 and Joined
the Navy in 1910 IS an acting
ASSISTANT surseon-
An Veh St UpeEA.ion
Capt. Eaton was Q member o.
the landing force from tne uSS
utan Wnicn nit vera Cruz. MeM-
|co. n 1913 Operations asainst
Mexlcan LoIces.
ss uissllls .ls.ieu n.Msen ~
lsls s.. 49, ~. ,ss.,..,sa - 1870 ~ I,a,ts sns -
- s. n ~ 49, t ea,,.,t,,. :. 1aa..s, ,.a.a,,t ~
Sss ,,,,,,,,c 81 ,,aait,, 49, ss..s.s % ps'es
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Hnnrigirn

BEcKER. MRS. MARY. An unseiiing N
BEsccKER. .bslosed mother 81 Mrs, : Rose
s5ses Aslas mins As pasnsy SssEsf secEsf s
and Mr. William Becker, viii Be held
on sunday Qetehe 23sa lii6a. Ct
1850 , e shs 9ney s.is se0lSn ION SssssS SsEs
riEiEaDsM;sS. e asM;f'IS nosAIiND. Thers xill bs
sp snselilng e i msnCIrs Of vlSs kosas 4,
Hsx E rlisdnsn dannsi and isessH Ssicssd mo uothsr e
81 Mrs. Lenore Simon and Mrs. Char
lotse Katz On sunday. October ~
1883. e i; li;so AM q Mount ,ira's Len.
ssesion. Friends and and 1'rs rsiaiiv.s are Sis
cRniEaEssSaBsRc. cRniEaEssSaBsRc DORA. The unwilling
.e poRA Rf 6eloyed 1iis NE
81 Mrs. Edith Brsnnef Mrs. Philip
Iustine. Nj. Sol Green6srs, pr. NIL ~
QreenberE. on sunday, october 20.
isrssi censttsarss, tas' Rsiaiiivss and ID friends
LoPaTiN. LsDsisS1ii MAX AND rREDs. rhere
Of MAX and FREDA LoPATIN on
sunuAg os.snsr =. ls.Si =, .9;s.i s;s
tion tneW secticn). THE FAMILY.
sILyERMAN. HARRY. The unselling
of 3 monument for the late HARRY
eILVERMAN, beloved husband OF MIS-
Frances SiLyerman. and honored father
Mrs. Martlyn Meryis, will be held on
am. ct the Tifereth Israel Cemetery
(NeM1, Riggs road extended Relatives
and friends are invited.
SOLOMON. PERCY. There viii, be an
unveiline TO the memory OF the late
PERCY SOLOMON, beloved husband
Of Sophie Solomon and father Of
Mrs Anita Peake and Sylvan Solo
mon. on sunday. October 13 1855.
at p.Ii1., At the Beth Snolom Con-
Efegation Cemetery. Relatives and
Friends invited. ~
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Mrs. K. H. Ludlow Dies;
Former Newswomon

sity and the indianapolis Busi-
ness College, she married Mr..
Ludlow ID 1885. came % WASH
ington ii 1901 and continued to
do feature writing for many
years.
Mrs. Ludlow's residence was at
4sI6 North Pershing drive.
Arlington.
During her half century here.
Mrs. Ludlow was active in q
number Of organizations includ-
ing the Wcman's Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the Washing
ton District OF the Methodist
Church, the d. C. branch Of the
League Of Anieriean Pen Women.
the Congressional Club, the
Woman's National Democratic
Club and the Indiana State
Society.
She has also been q member
Of the Union Methodist Church.
eI4 Twentieth street NV. for
many years.
Her husband died here In 1850
at ~. A veteran newspaper corr
respondent, he went from the
congressional press CELERY 10 I'LL
q seat III the House. He also was
q past president Of the National
Press Club.
Mrs. Ludlow Is survived BY
three daughters. Mrs. Elmer
Louis Kayser. wife Of the Dean
of George Washington Univer-
sity. of 2g2l Thirty fourth street
NV. Mrs Ralph h. Hudson,
500 Oakland place. Chevy
Chase. and Mrs. John r. Hud-
son. 4S56 South Chelsea lane,
Bethesda she Is also survived
Nv i son. Louis 4. sLudlow, n.
4l4 CIeve drive. Falls Church.
Funeral services will be held
ct 10 am. tomorrow at GaWler's
funeral home. 1750 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, with the Rev. Ed
ward 3. Lewis Of the Union
Methodist Church ofiiciating.
Burial win be In Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Margaret Topp, Widow
OF First Arlington Postmaster

avenue. Bethesda, and William
Isl, with whom she lived; q
daughter, Mrs. Eleanor F. Bell,
|of 4013 Columbia pike, Arlington;
four grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at the
Ives funeral home. 2847 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. at 2 pm.
tomorrow. Burial viii be In Co
|lumbia Gardens Cemetery, Arl-
|ington.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

For the last two months he
had lived at 1922 South six
teenth street, Arlington. with
two of his daughters. the Misses
Adele and yincenza Marseglia.
Before that his address was
1856 Twenty-e eighth street NV.
Other survivors are two more
sons, William. Is Kennedy street
NV: Milton c.. Arlington: three
others daughters. Mrs. Lawrence
T. Morris. Walled Lake. Mich:
Mrs. Clement Maggia. Arling-
ton: Mrs. j. r. GalIahorn. jr..
4503 Traymore street, Bethesda:
nine grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren. His wife,
Elisabetta, died II years ago.
Services win be held ct Q pm.
tomorrow at his church. Burial
win be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The family requests that any
tokens OF sympathy be con-
tributed to the building fund
Of Redeeiner Italian Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
'DayiIa Service
Held by0AS
~ the Associated Press

The people Of the Americas
as represented by their Anbas-
sadors-today paid q Washing-
ton farewell TO Carlos Dayila.
A low mass for the Chilean
born Secretary General of the
Organization Q Of American States
tOAS) was said In st. Matthews
Cathedral. The Right Rev. Msgr.
John K. Cartwright ofnciated.
The body Of Or. Davila. who
died early Wednesday, was fol-
lowed into the cathedral by the
Ambassadors to the OAS from
each OF the q American repub-
lies.
Other members Of the WASH
ington' diplomatic colony. mili-
tary attaches, and many friends
of DR.. Davila. once q provisional
president Of Chile. also were
present.
Msgr. Cartwright, in his ser
mon. lauded DR.. Davila as "a
great servant Of the best inter-
ests Of our common countries.
"Dr. DaviIa," he said. was one
who was not merely In an official
position, but one who put his
heart In the causes he served.
His departure will be very much
missed among us all"
The polished mahogany casket
was carried from the cathed1ai
|by staff members Of the Organic
cation Of American States. It
was draped In the Chilean nag.
A special session Of the GAS
was scheduled for noon to pay
reverence to Or. Dayila's niem-
ory. Jose Maza, Chilean presi-
dent Of the United Nations Gen-
eral Assembly. was to speak.
The body viii be flown to SAM
|tiago early tomorrow In q q. S.
Air Force plane. A state funeral
lis planned there.
Earlier today Secretary Of
State Dulles praised DR.. Davila
for his valiant services" to the
cause Of inter r-American unity"
Mr.. Dulles tribute was extraor-
binary because the State Depart
ment previously had issued Q
statement lamenting the death
of the secretary general.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Rev. Mimi c. Morseelio, 85,
Former Italian Boptist Pastor

The Rev. Mimi C. Marseeiia.
85, 3 pioneer In evangelization
among Italians in America and
former pastor Of the Redeemer
Italian Baptist Church, died
yesterday ct Arlington Hospital.
Mr.. Marseglia came to Wash
|ingt0n as pastor Of the Missione
del Redentore, Fifth and P
streets NV. In 1914. Under his
leadership the mission became
m independent church five
years later--the first evangeli-
cal church among Italian-speak-
ing people in the United States
10 be self supporting. The church
was known as Chiesa del REDEEM
tore.Italian Baptist and the
sermons were in Italian. A year
ago. the name was changed
Ito Redeemer Italian Baptist
Church, It Is located at 1900
Kirby street NV. Mr.. Marseg-
lila was pastor until eight years
ago. His son, the Rev. Olindo
MArseglia. is now pastor.
Naturalized In 1896.
M. Marseglia was born In
|Teano, Italy. and came to the
United States in 1894. His
father was q descendant Of the
French Huguenots and his
mother was descended from the
ruling house Of Aragona. Spain.
Mr.. Marseglia became an
American citizen In 1896. He
did evangelical work In Provi-
|dence, r. /, and was ordained
to the Baptist ministry there
In 1905. He served pastorates
In Providence and Cleveland be-
fore he came to Washington.
Affiliations Listed
He was q member OF Albert
Pike Consistory; knight Com
|mander Of the Court Of Honor:
|Scottish Rite: Royal Order Of
Scotland: BENJAMIN French Ma
sonic Lodge. the Shrine; Bethle-|
hem chapter Of the Eastern
Star and an honorary member
|of the Italo-American Masonic
Club.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

MRS. Katherine Huber Ludlow,
widow Of Representative Louis L.
Ludlow, Democrat. Of Indiana,
died yesterday 1t the Parkview
Rest Home here.
Mrs. Ludlow. who was "a. was
welI known in newspaper circles.
having started her career on the
stan Of the Indianapolis senti-
mel in 1889.
A graduate Of Butler univer-
Evening star., 1955-10-21

fAPLfN, LEON A. oficers and mem-
@ ,s|.; i = |;;:;|' q!
az, az ibss desossr s. ss s., 'i fesss ssssi &
10 am Intermsnt Fort Lincoln cems-
jokN j;sokN ,. oARyEY. Secretary. ai
TAPP. MARGARET 8. on Wednesday.
October no. 1855 at her .ssidenes.
i2a nxhsREa SsPasa rRBs Riss xIs Afps'0 he M as
Tsprp oi sstkssda, Nd. William Z:
Tapp and Mrs: Elencr =. Bell. both
syea sf arSa'a n osr yn sRi so and H
at the Ives Funeral Home. aS45 VIII
son blvd arlington. Va, where ftI-
msls asss esaS1sfb coiSnbia Gardens Cemetery enc Ii
WAsiiIEGx JAMES ARTHUR. sud
denly. on Mondaya October ~, 1885,
thhs hss IsiIas1ss SRTgnR Ss wssHNdrN HIESNi9sr ma Z:
berta williams. Mrs. Lens Slwood and
Mrs. Esther etewman: one brother,
Fred Washington Q devoted aunt.
Ms SADIE M fSs fkns and Tay o.nes rsa ga
day. October Fl. friends may call Ct
Ehe MONTGOMERY Bros. Funeral Home.
913 florida ave. nv. Funeral services
or Ct K. sstu5sss sSSSs ostS1ss 5o Fsy e RGSer; I
Patterson Gainey o1teiating. Inter-
ment WoodlaWn Cemetery
WATERMAN. ELsTON RAsks. On
PAsKs WATERMAN III SS05 43rd
p Rsatsss,lle s i. Md eslpysG sas asssaaac ,ssras
may call At the Deal Funeral Home.
Vii bs led he'd 4 rs pn. n sssasds,, Ss. oe.
tober 22.
LUTHER i. on Tuesday,
S,ia1 ost9ssE yi.S,basS iS aaSS eTSsq4sSEE TS4SER Roi e
@AY;LsND WAY; \ B. u indian Esads Md.. ps- 9:
land and ana aspDSa Brother 81 wayeTis. " o. B..
s sa Bsass Msnss W.ysns ETafs an.rs IL Safssss from
BIS late home. Indian Head, Nd. q,
Friday. October ~. with services At
81. James Church q 1880 an. In.
ssT'mSsis VII Mas9ns ssryeea 3
Calvert County. Nd. at 1880 pm.
WHEELER, BLANeHa / on THURSDAY,
October. 90, 1905. ~ HAdiey Menoriai
Hospital. BLANCHE 4 WHEELER. de-
sister 81 Hattie Brown. she also Is
survived BY one niece. two nepheWs and
many other relatives and friends. Mrs.
we wassisrt st. as e pn seen Friday a sOS os.obei &
e fSnss., 9ss. services st ,r pm; sesnr ,,ls.
Bapti:t Church. 18th and South ptsIes
lev In charge Of the service. Arrange.
rents 81 the chinn Funeral Service. :
YssCEY, .:s. nAnX ,ss = .Se9S Se9S SeSassess 9asesy
Of .2il4 MARYLAND ave, q: e. belcysd
mother q Dorethy Y. Mcswsen, shs
other relatives and friends. The iats
Stewart Funsrsi Home. so il a. ne,
s85s.; tsos5s m y,,n.,sl e p p5a ,s.ea,rs,.s ,s.ssreas
EhnrIeston. w. Va. 22
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retired status until February %.
1850. He served q total Of 40
years Of active service.
Besides his widow. Capt. Eaton
is survived by two sons. William
z. Eaton, jr., and John r. Eaton,
and q daughter. Mrs. George w.
Murphy.
Funeral services win be held
at 1:l5 pm. Tuesday ct Gawler's.
l756 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial win be In Arlington Ceme-
terry. :
Evening star., 1955-10-21

CARRIE I. n memory Of
gssS HosEx * ,oSs, EsS dsSsssS osscssI sh s
one sp.. s:a, sos Ia; VI. P.'::S ss.d qsss .T. carrie
How we'll do remember
That sad ana weary day.
You slipped so quickly from US.
Perhaps 1t was tor the best; If &
We pray that God may give 70 you
YoUR Sue ovfEo RsSsff dn0 SsiHaE ssifEa s' Loulsr
N0ONAN. CAROLKlGH, IN eyeTlaytins
memory Of our wonderful daughter,
CAROLEIGH. who left us one year ago
today, when God called hcr.
The month Of October 10 herr.
No on ono G knows vs. the ionsins hes hesrtschs
OF the grief that Is borne IN. silence.
For ,you,, dear Caroleish. whom We
l0seo 80 wen, YOUR FAMILY.
sTEMAT .Ml1 J, cM4R5S5Is IA 5.Is,,d s,S.J JIoyInS .S
father. CHARLES. r. STEWART. who
today. sRs october ,s II. IL is1s. ss $50 ~
Loving and kind in al his ways.
Upright and lust "a. the end Of nts days;
Pssls WRst bsaStiiul @ nd msopy y ayi "a lsft behind
DET0TEp As WIZ, \ ALICE AND DAuoH-
STREETS. JORiN n, IN loving memory
Of my son and our brother. JOHN
Il. 6TI{EET2, who left us two yeara
aso today. October ~, 1868.
they say time heals ail aorrow
And helps US 70 fokeet.
But time 50 far has only proved
YouE LOVING McTiIfR BRoTHERs
STREETs, JOHN Tt sTAfNBACK, VIII
Liam =, In memory ok our brother
LIAM X, sTAiNBACK. who departed
from this life two years ago today.
Memorial services viii be held ct 10
am Saturday. October 22. In Ar
linRton National Cemetery.
MEMBERS HYATTsvILIE FIRE DEPT.
YOUNG, MARY L. A tribute OF love 70
the memory Of our dear mother, MARY
L. YOUNG. who departed this life nine
years ago today. october II, 1916.
TO know her was 10 love her.
The sweetest thoushts within ones
All hidden way down deep.
And though her passing leaves . void
That no one else can MI.
Glad memorial Of her sweet self
HER pkvoTE5 DAUdHTEii6 ANNIE
Evening star., 1955-10-21

5UNDLING, LOUIS. sr In memory
IorRiRs RR SuSbIira stnStSc Rs'0sps sf .Ro % @ pssssd
day, october al. 1854. s
we amer, 81 ana think pf ron.
And think q how NpH died.
TO kppw yot, scnIq nos ~ sood-hs
COD knows how ,, much Y. We IA miss j. y You.
a loving thought shall ever wander
To the spot where you are laid.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHIL.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

COOPER. CHARLES H. ~. In loving
memory Of our father and husband,
CHMRLES L. COOPER Jr., who LEFT
ps one year aEo today. October II,
1854.
Our love for you lives on,
Even though you ere thefe and we
FOND memories iingsr every day.
Remembrance and your picture keen
sou near SUE AND ADA
G4OFANNETTL sILvIO. In sad but
aoving memory OF our dear father.
eILyfO 01OVANNETTI. husband Of
the late Emilia 0iovannetn and father
of the late Marguerite 3. Huston, who
passed away twenty years aeo today.
October 81. 1885,
II Is not the team at the time that
are shed, $3.50
which tell Of hearts that are broken.
But the silent tears IN after years
And rememhrafee silently spoken.
God knows how much We mtss him.
Meyer shall his memory fail:
A memory fond and sincerely frus.
For we'll never, father, forEet yuu.
EVELYN AND ERNEST.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
III alrntnrian,

BOBYs, NICHOLAS. In loving naemors
Of my dear husband and father,
NICHOLAS BOBYS. who passed awaJ
nine years ago. October "a. 1876.
God gaye Us strength to bear It,
And courage 70 meet the blow,
1f me S WorId VIII Wiii never y II know @
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. SOPHIE. AND
MAY c. IN loving remem.
hrance Of my dear mother. MAY q.
BRANZELL. who passed away sixteen
years ago today. October II. 1889.
Sweet 10 remember her. who ones was
And sho. though absent. !. lust y
Although iife's sun for each must set,
Those whom we love We never torgee.
LOVING DAUGHTER. IRENE zALU-
BUTLER. RACHEL. n cherished mem.
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MOTHER AND DAD.
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