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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-12-01
CREAM PRALTNES

1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
l cup granulated sugar
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-12-01

Mrs. Eisenhower and other notables
were asked to contribute their favOrite
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

dens, and visit with the owners.
The other award was presented
posthumously to Mrs. Frank (Car-
men Hambleton) Warner of Lam
caster, former resident of West
Jefferson, for noteworthy conser-
walton efforts. Mrs. Warner who
had many friends in the county
and had been a guest of the Lon
don Garden Club on occasions. died
this summer.
One of the main projects of the
association which is of statewide
interest is the developing of the
Johnny Appleseed Highway" Mrs.
Walter Burton, state chairman of
Roadside Development, reported
that the Ohio Legislature had Leg
ally adopted the name for portions
of State Route 33, 81 and SO. To
date $500 crab apple trees have
been planted along the route, signs
proclaiming the official name are
being posted and more trees are to
be planted, was a part of the re-
mort
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
County Employees Party
Attended By 200 Thursday

Employees of Madison County
for the annual social affair had
pot-luck supper in the Youth
Building at the Madison County
Fairgrounds Thursday evening,
James r. Littler serving as general
chairman for the get-together
which, if numbers speak, is gaining
favor with those eligible to attend.
Mrs. Roy McNeal served as
chairman of the Food" committee
and kitchen and was responsible
for seeing that serving of the menu
was efficiently accomplished before
Mrs. Harold r. Bidwell, took over
and presented the program which
was her duty for the evening.
Included in the entertainment
which was provided for approx
mately 200 were vocal numbers by
Brenda Dorm and Judy Beatty, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs.
Kenneth Dorm; Vocal solo by Miss
Ruth Ann Tull, and Solo Dance by
Linda Marx with Mrs. Bidwell as
accompanist and the four Clip
pers", Jack Raub, Roger Flannery,
Don Barr and Ben Kennedy, who
brought down the house with their
barber shopping"
Rodger BAKER, Madison County
Commissioner was elected chair
man for the 1857 gathering.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
OAR District To
Hold Conference

The conference of the Central
District of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will convene
in Coshocton at Grace Methodist
Church Thursday. September 20.
The annual session is held each
fall for orientation of chapter reg
ents and officers for their work for
the coming year
Mrs. P. Freeman Mooney OF MT.
Sterling is director of the District
and at the morning session will
call for reports of State officers.
State Committee chairmen of
which Mrs. Moneys daughter,
Miss Laurabel j. Mooney is one,
having as her duty Press Rela-
tions," will present the work of
their committees.
Luncheon at noon will break the
days session. Following this re-
ports will be continued and then
message from Mrs. Arthur T. Davis
of Alliance, regent of the Ohio So
ciety of the OAR, will feature the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
nique Feature On Phi Bette
genda For Winter Season

dressed for school, carrying out
the theme, bouquets of bright aut-
umn flowers decorating the meet
ing room.
Mrs. Robert Halterman, presi-
dent, led a discussion of plans for
the State convention which Iota
Beta Chapter will hostess at the
Neil House, Columbus, next spring.
Members presented the newest
bride, Mrs. Robert Wilson Betty
Weimer) with favorite recipe to
be put in her file. Special prizes
went to Mrs. Darwin Keye, Mrs.
Omer Pope, Mrs. Joseph O'Connell,
Miss Winifred Sheldon and Mrs.
James Pena.
Hostesses for the party were,
Mrs. Troxell Laybourne, Mrs. Cor
don Oxley, Mrs. Max Weimer and
Mrs. Kenneth Norris.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Indian Theme
At Dinner

The Woman's Association of the
Presbyterian Church started the
fall and winter season for mem
bers of the five Guilds which make
up its membership with dinner
meeting in the church Wednesday
evening.
Indian Americans" topic for
Guild study for fall and winter, in
fluenced the very pertinent deco
rations of the five tables for which
each leader was responsible. There
were lovely floral centerpieces but
the rest of the theme made con-
versation for the evening through
the clever mediums used to capture
Indian" atmosphere for the party.
There were totem poles in color
spotted through the center; there
were place mats entitled Indian
Americans PuZzlemat" which were
explained by Mrs. Floyd Williams,
program chairman; there were GER
annie figurines; fall fruits and veg
etables and several handsome In
dian pictures loaned by Miss Ger
trude Won Riesen, all adding up to
realistic setting.
Mrs. r. L. Rea, Association chair
man, gave the greeting to the large
assembly of members, Mrs James
Bowlus giving moving devotion
al with an Indian background. Mrs.
Richard Meade and Mrs. James ".
Shaw, accompanied by Mrs. Larry
Taylor sang He" as prelude to
the devotionals.
Featuring the program was Miss
Margaret Long who reviewed ITO
Heaven on Horseback, an alluring
tale of "Narcissa Whitman" the
first white woman to cross the
Rockies and live among the In
dians, told in fascinating and
highly entertaining manner.
Mrs. Richard Meade briefed the
association on Opportunity Civ
ing" as a result of a recent re-
treat at South Salem for women of
Columbus Presbyterial which she,
Mrs. Frank L. Baldwin, Mrs. r. l..
Tracey and Mrs. Alvin Barr had
attended. Mrs. Baldwin talked fur
ther on the retreat and of the sum-
mer Leadership Training" which
she and her family had attended at
Wooster College.
Mrs. E. M. Ridenour and men,
bers of her Guild were responsible
for delicious buffet dinner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Methodist Women
Start Programs

The Wonan's Society of Chris
tian Service had its first meeting
of the fall season in the Methodist
Church Monday with dessert at
one o'clock, Mrs. F. R. Hanson,
president conducting a business
session before Mrs. P. z. Bacon
gave an inspiring devotional based
on the Tooth Psalm.
For this first program Mrs.
Charles Cecil gave a detailed sum-
mary of the 1856 General Meth
odist Conference in Minneapolis.
stressing local church activities
and education.
The local group theme for the
year is "The Islands Await His
Word"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Lilly Chapel
BETTY JEAN EDMISTER
PHONE, LONDON f423M3

Jacque Laird, nine year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Laird has a broken left arm She
injured it somehow several days
before they were aware of the fact
that it was hurt. She now has a
cast on.
The report from Fairfield
school as of Sept. 5 says there are
299 pupils.
Ed Byers had as his guest We'd
nesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Bidwell and Brenda Kay of
West Jefferson.
Nancirose Long of Columbus
was a weekend guest of Linda
Lilly
Mr. Donald Phillips and G airy
Hay motored to Lake Erie fer a
weekend of fishing Sept 3. Dur
ing their absence Mrs. Phillips
was a guest of Mrs. Hay
Mark Wilson and Carl McGl1u-
ghlin, 1856 graduates of Fairfield,
have planned to continue their
schooling. Mark has enrolled at
Ohio State to study aeronautical
engineering and Carl has enrolled
at Findlay to study mechanical en-
gineering. Miss Reba Shipley has
also begun her second year at
Ohio State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Tho
mas and Robert have returned
home from their vacation in Iowa
Mrs. Mary Boyher who had been
spending her summer vacation
with her father, Ed Byers, has
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

returned to her home in Marion,
Ohio where she teaches.
Mrs. Boyher also spent three
weeks of her vacation with her
daughter and family in Baltimore,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keye have
been vacationing for the past
week in Florida.
Ann Bricker. II year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bricker
broke her left arm Saturday.
Sept. 5 She fell while riding her
bicycle.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

pre-vue of things past and a
ard look at winter activities at
opening meeting of Phi Beta
Sorority Tuesday evening in
sorority rooms, was evidence
not only has much been ac-
olished but that there are busy
S ahead for the group.
ost recent events on the agen-
we're the picnic for the Veter-
At the Chillicothe Hospital and
ticket taking project at the
ison County Fair when all gat-
fere manned by Phi Betes."
former event of course was not
noney-maker," just something
and helpful to do, in line with
phase of the sorority's pur-
le very newest financial wrink-
the sorority is one so entire
fferent that members are find
it most charming when the
wave of mike fright" is des-
d. Coming up, some member
e chapter will appear monthly
can Shea's Kitchen Fair" at
o'clock over WTVN-TV (Chan-
.O) and present several of her
rite menus and how to prepare
/. Miss Geraldine Henry blazed
trail about two weeks ago
she gave directions for max
several luscious pies and gave
wing report of her experience
he benefit of those to follow
e next three to appear will be
Robert Wilson, Wednesday,
Der 3; Mrs. Omer Pope, We'd
ay, October "a and Miss Doro-
Street, Friday, November %.
e hostesses chose Back to
oil" motif for decorations of
buffet table, the little red
ol," blackboard" small dolls
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Mrs. Weiner Hostess
For Bridgettes

Mrs. p. c. Wcimer invited mem
bers of the Bridgettes Club to her
home at 1893 College Hill Drive,
Columbus, for supper and cards
Thursday evening.
In the party were, Mrs. A. B.
Rankin. Mrs. r. H. Robson, Mrs.
d. d. Slaughter, Mrs. d. NJ Rich
mond, Mrs. H, A. Tyson, Mrs, Fred
H. Winchester, Miss Alice Amrine,
Miss Louise Richmond and Miss
Margaret Converse.
Miss Amrine and Miss Converse
were given awards at bridge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Rosemary Fleming
To Be Nov. Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fleming of
London R.R. 3, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rose
mary to Boyd Henderly, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Burl Henderly of Aman-
da. The wedding has been set for
Saturday, November "a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Gardeners Attend
Association Meet

Ohio Association of Garden
Club delegates heard a five men,
Der panel review work of the or
ganization the past year and dis
cuss its long range plans at the
recent convention in Athens.
Attending from Madison County
Federation were Mrs. George Balo
of "Old Trails Mrs. Richard Nc
Kenzie of South Solon" and Mrs
Edward Cox of open Gate Club"
Featured on the program were
Donald r. Ries of Illinois State
Normal University who spoke on
rare plants and DR.. John Creech,
president of the American Horti-
cultural Society who told of his ex-
periences in plant hunting in Ja-
pan.
Three awards were made at the
convention, two of which will be of
interest locally. To Mark Russell
Of Worthington went the Christine
Traquair award for a master gar
dener.' London gardeners will re-
member with pleasure a visit sew
eral years ago to the Russell gar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

days program.
Mrs. Mooney announced she an
ticipated an attendance of approx
imately IT'S from the 18 chapters
that comprise the district. Regis
tration is 8 am. to 10 am.
Mrs. Esther Gallagher, East High
Street, regent of London Chapter
and several of her officers expect
to attend. Among other chapters to
be represented will be Franklin
ton Chapter, Columbus, with eight
members attending.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES
WIENER ROAST

Mrs. Robert Houston has asked
employees of the London branch
Ohio Bell Telephone Company to
her home Kil-Kare, Arbuckle Road
for wiener roast on Wednesday
evening. September 19, at 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Hutchins PTAPlans
Teen-Age Guide

parents and teen-sgers
The students have been asked
20 write themes; they have pre-
sented panel discussions and
their discussions were approved.
as were the parents points Of
view. by experts. and Friday
night the community point OF
view was discussed
The community speakers On
thu panel were Mrs CASTOR
Saunders. Branch advisor OF
the Girls Friendly Society sf
the Grace Episcopal Church.
and q teacher and counselor at
Miller High School Mr.. Harry
Brsnner. chairman Of the Men
tally Retarded chiidrsn's Fund
and q businessmen on 18th
street for IL years. and Ii
Hssssrmossr. Defroif Police
Department Youth Bureau
The panel emphasized the i'm
portance Of parents and children
taking more active parts to-
ge,her and that teen ayers be
given something constructive 20
do in supervised groups
New officers for the next tls-
cal year were elected as follows:
John w. Copeland. executive
secretary Of ST. Antoine branch
YMcA: Mrs. Kenneth Vincent,
wee president; Mrs. walter
Cochran. recording secretary:
Mrs. Alger Dove. corresponding
secretary; Mr.. Slerer. treasu-
rer: Mrs. William Loving Jr..
council delegate: Mr.. Earl Shan
non. member al large.
The Hutchins P. T. A has
been organized two years and its
first president. Mrs. NJ a bel
Thornell who is now retiring
from office, IS elected over the
fine cooperation she has en-
countered with the teachers and
parents in charge Of the 1900
school students.
The Association membership
is more than 200. Miss Gladys
Little. principal. and her very
capable assis' ant. Mr.. Solitsky.
have worked untiringly 10 aid
in the P. T. A. progress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Evening Classes
Set at St. Antoine

- I. Summers. chairman OF
the Adult Program Committee,
announces tina, the Spring term
u Informal Education School
,ar;s a; S.. Antoine Y this
week.
Classes are offered In Voice
and Die.ion. Public Speaking
Contract Bridge fer beginners
ard advance students. Latin
American dances such as
Mambo. Ssmba. Calypso and
Cha Cha.
Also How % Preside al a
Meeting. Auto Driving. Lean Z
Sw N. Income Tax Golf. Body
Build ng and Coed reducing
course.
Outstanding instructors are
John Stevens and william
Friend FOR Bridge; Mr. Ton
I.erl ior dancing and Mlltor
s Mcnioy CP.A FOR Income
Tax
O,hcr soc 81 activities ar
being conJuctej by The YounI
Adult Variety Club and the Y
Mems Club.
pr .0r'he. details regarding
enrolment call Program Office
No. 2-ls00.
Mrs. Gul,e;t said she wante.
% say and asked Owen b
for q % leave.
Oven then suddenly pulled
knife and stabbed her. He late
aid ne was jealous Of her at
tcn,ions 70 Other men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24

Ire Ey:chins Junior High
Schoo, Ps-eni-Teschers ASsoci-
s.ion held Their regular month
y meeting IN re school library.
Wednesday evening. Q pm
TIE t:le OF this meeting was
The Community Speai1s-" The
main project for the Association
tbs yea. IS 70 set Up a Teen
Age GUIDE which viii Dc pub
i.saeh1 and passed out N May.
1885.
TIE guide all be pamphlet
{. rules ard suggestions which
have been voted and adopted BY
students. parents and the CON-
rnur.iy. with helpful hints on
tow - create better understand
nc and relationship between
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
VETS QUIZ

Amvets Post Number IS l427
Edison announce their annual
spring dance al the veterans
~ mortal bldg. April Z.
The dance will be held in
the banquet hall with Percy
Jacks combo furnishing the
music.
William II. Turner is public
relations officer. and is in charge
Of tickets for the affair
Disabled Korean veterans eli.
gible for special training %
overcome disabling handbags
NAV start training al anytime
provided they can finish before
the complete deadline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
b. RUBY M-XENZlE

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p, 'e II. ~ ..sae.
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srv a,e ce 1e .t1t arc
= $3.50 .e.as, uttered pc. and
rarfc's hot. foLs coffee and
"a ct
Mrs. Odessa. Burkhead. Eva
Wesibrook. Charlie N. Spur
seon and Mrs. Lucille Pope.
were instrumental in making
this affair success. Mrs. Alice
Holland vas program Chair
man.
cso .,sele W keep.ag
E. 81 iai.ck de- va green
~. wn't acceni-a'eg WITH
.eaafs4. t,Nc an5 ia ta
~ Gae4 who sgcceeced the
stc Rt en.sh Robinson.
.ooae u ne cnl.ch has done
F. 0def.yl loo M creating an
.T- .aliy fine el5~shlp among
'te memDc spG ia rendered
f,ec .n'insly has q
D.ee ag y onaAt, and = ycf
gen fDJ
C9f' lD.t4f wno nclpc ra.e
81 Celebration The no sues
~ " event 0Ding II Greef'
sas'9 sfc Nre Madam Lara
Taora = pioiess or3l op' .
ec $3.50 erjc el pair.o'ic
n.rr Re aDd Ms. SD4.--
d.. q, ca ad9 NJ Southland
'.siil aagc q ru ical fen'
aH.on 30 1asa Smith and Siiyis
Fu.gtr4 1890 sctitn YOUTH ".
tae 9ieh woo sang % duet
SPECIAL guest were Rev. A.
D. Evans OF Allen Temple
AiHE Church. Bishop Psisiek
Tn mas. Rev. VIM. r. Suchner
and Rev. K. v. Shoiiner.
- Lillian Palms grad la,C
30 Wa}no Umvcls.iy, played tho
nc G,ltsl inusic. Attending the
follow up mo ical prog am, a.
annual affair Sunday afternoon
wrlr tbc Rsy. Orange Thomas
Elacr SMITH III. We herlby. d
Toledo. Ohio. Bishop Patrick
In.mas.
Once a month the church Sc
aside Saturday evening 4
suciallzc with the youth in VIVA
they call Fun Night All youn'
people and adults Of any faiti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Chrysler Sales Up

Chrysler Division sales for the
final 10 days Of February were
up so per cent over the preced-
ing Today period, reports Clare
e. Briggs. vice president in
charge Of sales Chrysler Divis-
ion Chrysler Corporation.
New and original merchan-
dising programs and a concerted
sales drive by dealers resulted
in delivery Of 1851 units during
the final 10 days OF February
up so per cent over the previous
! 10 days when 1884 units were
delivered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24

Mairons Of the Church Of Our
Faihsr. Baptist. 1858 Madison
sirtei. Sunday afternoon. Vera
Mack was the acccmpanisi.
Top. left 10 right: Ei a Grant.
Rev. J. H. Cailin. Mrs. Eliza
beth A.. Calm.
Boitom: other participants
were. left 10 right. sitting:
Bernice Champion. Mary
Banks. Willie Mae Sfsen. Eshel
Green. Left 10 right. standing:
Dorothy F-sxen. Pinkis
Reeves. Juanita YancY. Helen
Hughes. Louise Thornton.
MattYs Evans and Pauline
Shorter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
BIRTHDAY PARTY


Mrs. Ruby Woods was hon
ored Sunday evening with q
birthday dinner given by her
husband, NJ. Dever Warren,
The dinner was held al their
home in Mount Clemens.
Everyone dined lsvishly with
turkey. chicken, ham and all the
trimmings
Mrs. Warren was the proud
recipient Of many lovely gifts
Among those on her guest
List was Mr.. and Mrs. Oxsll
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubbed
Dabbs. Mr.. and Ma. Watkins
Jr.. and family. Mr.. Watkins
ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roswell Prusft. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Small. Mrs. Flo
renee HendlY. Mr.. Johnnie
Wright. Mrs.. NJ. Stevenson.
Mrs. Maxine Stevenson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hank Stevenson and
family. Miss Freddie Nae
Wales. johnson. Fairfax. Earl
and Ruby Woods. Mrs. Jerald
Thaxien. Mr.. and Mrs Lind
say Thaxton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Long and Helson Me-
crary.
Sorry you were sick. Audrey.
We had a nice time. but hope
YOU soon recover.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Teen-Age Talk
By RUBY WOODS

in the close Of the dance.
Miss Devon-Aire and her cour
were very beautiful as well a
charming. The new Miss ns'
von-Aire' is Miss Mary Joys.
Blskely and her court consists
Of Willie Lea Crawford. Edih
baltimore and Alice Taylor.
For more details read Musiel,
column
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
C oociAS \ ROUNDUP

I'VE i1,.te elso :, take part
u ht A Cspells Choir and
.ner ezulsr services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
BASKETBALL
| CHAMPIONSHIP

The Frsternal Order OF Eyes
State Basketball Championship
games will be played FRIDAY.
April 8. The game will take
place at the Inkster High school.
half mile South OF Michigan on
Middlebelt. Preliminsries begin
al TOO and finals al 8:l5
The game is sponsored by The
Most worshipsul Prince Hall
Grand Lodge. F. and A. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST
The Conterians Scholarship
contest ended Sunday. March
10. with . tea held al the
Bethel BAPTIST Church.

Bethel bapfisf Cnurcn.
The program consisted OF va
rious musical selections and
readings. The principal speaker
was Miss Anna Bailey.
The scholarships was present
ed by Mrs. Madelyn Johnson,
president of The Con:erian Club
Miss Anna Dukes rated in the
first place and Mr.. Benjamin
Beverly was in second place
The winner received $500 and
5000 respectively. The others,
Alice Thompson and two others
received a Schaffer pen each.
All in all the affair was very
enjoyable and nice.
ANNUAL QUEEN BALL
I would like 10 thank the
Devon Aire Club for the invita-.
ton to attend their annual
Queens Ball. The dance wa:
very nice and enjoyed myseli
tremendously the little while
was there.
am very sorry. MurisL !
was late. but due 10 conditions
beyond my control was un-
able TO get there any earlier.
On behalf Of Muriel Wrigh'
and other members Of the club
apologies are offered to all whC
attended for the change OF time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24

Let all OF US pray for Dwight
d. Eisenhower, the President OF
the United States. for Dwight D.
Eisenhower. the President ~ the
Unied States. prayed for US. And
I think It's only fair. for all OF
US 10 pray for him.
Your friendly friend,
am 100 per cent Republican
Of my own expense.
REV. SAUL d. ARMSTRONG
PASTOR OF THE UNIVERSAL
UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH or GOD
5i2-le Z. Befhuns 81.
Phone TR. FISTS
paid Advertising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02
Nellie Brosnun, II,
Native Of D. c.

Miss Nellie Brosnan, 70, a ma
tive Washingtonian and retired
Interior Department employee,
died yesterday in Hadley Me-
mortal Hospital.
Miss Brosnan had been in the
hospital since last October when
she fell while leaving st. Der.
nadette's Church at Four Cor.
ners. Md. She lived at 5000 Sud.
bury road, Silver Spring, Md.
Miss Brosnan retired in 1851
after 80 years of Government
service. She worked in the Office
of the Interior Departments SUI
pervising architect on space
control.
Survivors are three sisters.
Mrs. H. Irene Mccarthy of the
Sudbury road address, Mrs.
Catherine Vernon of I'LL East
Capitol street and Mrs. Joseph
A. Weinberg of "a Adams street
NV.
A requiem mass will be said
at 8 am. Monday in st. Ber-
nadette's church. Arrangements
are being handled by the War;
ner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.