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Mrs.. E. M. Gordon.
Ministers Widow

Mrs. Edith Miller Gordon. SO,
widow of The Rev. William Clark
Gordon and president of her
class at Mount Holyoke College
for Sc years, died Friday at her
home, 1892 Park place NV.
Active for many years in
Westmoreland Congregational
Church, Mrs. Gordon lived here
for more than 80 years. She
served for several years as presi-
dent of the congregational
Home for the Aged. She was
a native of North Brookfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Gordon's husband. a
minister in Massachusetts be-
fore coming to Washington, was
a professor at Howard University
at the time of his death 20 years
ago, according to her niece. Miss
Julia Circuit of Durham, N. c.
Survivors are seven nieces and
nephews: Miss Julia Grout of
Durham, N. c.; Miss Ruth Grout
of Minneapolis; Miss j. w. Moore
of Brighton, Mass; Mrs. Earle
Temple of Shattucksville, Mass;
Harold Grout of wellesley. Mass, !;
Edgar M. Grout of Walpole,
Mass, and Hubert Stoddard Of
Seymour, Conn.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Monday at the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be Tues
day in Brookf1eld, Mass
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Edwin M. Fisher, "a,
Was Auditor in VA

Funeral services for Edwin M.
Fisher. 64,,a former auditor with
the Veterans Administration,
who died "Wednesday in Miami.
Fla. will be held at 2 pm. to-
morrow at. the Simmons Bios.
funeral home, 1861 Good Hope
read Sc. Burial will be in. Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
A lifelong area resident until
his retirement five years ago. Mr..
Fisher was active in nearby
Maryland politics and was the
son Of a former member of the
Maryland House of Delegates.
Besides his widow, the former
Annette PaiTygo, Mr.. Fisher is
survived by four children, Edwin
NJ. jr., of HyattsvilleI Elmer W..
of Beltsville, Md. Mrs. Richard
w. RICHTER. of 60O6 Kilmerlstreet.
Cheverly. Md, and Mrs. Willard
l.. Roberts, San Antonio, Texas.
He also is survived by a brother
and seven sisters: w. Willis
Fisher, 1910 Flora Court, Silver
Spring; Mrs. w. Clinton Brown,
Seat Pleasant, Md Mrs. Harry
Slye, CABS Eighth street INV:
Mrs. Albeit w. Nelson 292b Con-
necticut avenue NV. Mrs. Paul
H. Darby s4l1 Galveston avenue.
Silver Spring: Mrs. David Isles.
Washington Mrs. Bertha ,Weare.
Washingtonss Ind Mrs Schuyler
ToWnShend; Silver Spring.
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Louis Honnemonn Dies,
Decorated by Denmark

Louis Hannemann, a former
Danish subject who was deco
rated by King Frederik TX for
meritorious work for Denmak
during that country's occupation
in World War II. died yesterday
in a Falls Church (Va.) nursing
home. He was SO.
Mr.. Hannemann was decorated
in l949 for his work as an ac-
countant for the Danish govern
ment in lialson with the Kryolit
Co., Danish mining concern in
Greenland that manufactures ex-
.p)osive elements for munitions.
The Kryolit Co. awarded Mr..
Hannemann a $4,000 gift for
his work.
Born in Copenhagen, Mr.. Han
nemann came to America in 1906
and brought his wife Henry
here three years later. They first
lived in Chicago where Mr.. Han
nemann learned accountancy.
The Hannemanns came to the
Washington area i'll 1941 and Mr..
Hannemann went to work for
the Horwath Horwath Public
Accounting Co. Two years later
he went to work for his former
country, then occupied by the
Germans, smoothing out none
tary snags that delayed produc-
ton of explosive materials in
Greenland.
Shortly after being decorated,
he went into semiretirement. re-
tanning only few clients. A few
years ago he resumed a full work
load but was forced to retire be-
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Henry c. Showers,
Retired Former

LEESBURG. Va, Oct. 81
(SpeciaD Henry Clinton Stow
ers. rs. retired farmer, died
Friday at the Loudoun County
Hospital after a long illness.
A native of Bland County, Mr.
Showers came to Loudoun County
in 1924.
He operated large farm
south of Leesburg until his
health failed several years ago.
Since then he has lived with his
son Roy near here. His wife
died in 1912.
Survivors include seven sons,
Doak c.. of Alexandria, Guy F.
of Winchester. Randolph of Bal
timore, William S. of Hamilton,
Va, and Roy. Claude S. and
Terry of Leesburg; a brother,
H. r., of Lucketts, Va; a sister,
Mrs. j. B. Gregory of Rocky
Gap, Va, and II grandchildren.
Services will be conducted at
2 pm. Monday at the home by
the Rev. G. G. Oliver, pastor of
the Leesburg Methodist Church.
Burial will be in Leesburg Union
Cemetery.
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Maj. W. S. CoveII,
Former Architect
For Philadelphia

Maj. William S. Coven, USA
Cretired). a District resident for
rs years, and formerly. the city
architect Of Philadelphia, died
Thursday in an Arlington, Pa,
hospital. He was "a
Mr.. Covell, a native of New
York City. lived lat 1884 Column
bia road NV. He was a member
of st. Margaret'si Episcopal
Church. Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place NV. He also be-
longed to the American Legion,
the Sons of the Revolution, the
National Association Of Retired
Civil Employees, the Military Or
der of the World War and the
Reserve officers Association.
He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Birch, of Amber,
Pa. a son. the Rev. Charles v.
Covell, rector of Christ Church,
Christchurch. Va. and three
grandchildren,
Services will be held at l pm.
Tuesday in the Memorial Chapel
Arlington Cemetery, where he
will be buried.
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1n MPmurtant
CRARTREF. donna VI ro NJ, nc

ChABIkEE, DONNA W. To Mrs. DONNA
Her simple greatness vet shines
through her face-not dead-but in q
different sphere.
She has left behind many paintings
-ilving portraits that seem to speak
sensitive landscapes and delicate
an lntuitive comprehension accomplished
with love and great skill.
Her many friendships prove her
humanness and depth OF character.
TO me, as daughter, the greatest
thing she left behind is an honesty
which ! name in one vord--INTE0RlTY
1.-THE kind Of pure integrity that takes
NE up out oil It's confusion and gives II
Ny greatest prayer is that we. her
family, and her many good friends, will
hEa Ss R'eEr ssTo sSd ta ns
pass It on and on forever.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER MARY
ELIZABETH RATHNER.
CRUsOR, MARIAN S. In loving mem
cSTEusSoR my Who dear f :.v. MeEiAS y.sSs
ago october IS. 1889.
Her life is a beautiful msmory
JOHN W. cRUsoR.
FRANK. ROsANNAH. IN loving memory
Of our mother, ROsANNAH PRANK
today, October 20. 1885.
Beyond the sunset she has gone
To rest little while
Leaying memories Of loving deeds
And the sweetness Of her smile.
GENEVIEVE AND NORMAN
JASPER. MARGARET A. G. AND JASPER
John ROBERT. In sacred memory OF
cur dear sister and brother-ln-law
MARA0AREr A O. JASPER AND JOHN
ROBERT JASPER, who departed this
October Is 1860 and october 49, 1851
The gates lead 70 a garden fair
The sunset CLEANS we know,
ana the ones We love are happy there
n The sunsets afterglow
GATHER IHEZ q. Parker AND
LOUISE B. GATHER.
JONES. NORMAN y. In loving memory
81 my dear husband, NORMAN r
today October rs, 1855.
1 shan always remember your soodness
Bui noS you're IN Gods keepinG
pE yoFFEb VIII Wiz ana s sisSe,d tis,
MIDGLTT. SHERMAN 3. In memory
q olf husband and father. SHERMAN
MlDoEl VINO passed away one
wear ago october -. 1858
EYER Gay In some small way
Memories Of you come our way
Time and yeart roll swiftly oY
But loyt and memories never die
WIPE EVA, AND DAUGHTER. SUSIE
SINGLETON, HENRY ? In sad but
owing memory Of ny husband. HENRY
P SINGLETON Who passed on two
years ago, October "a, 1854
Beyond the sunset he has sons
70 rest . little ghie.
LeaUrg memories o. lovlng deeds
And the sNeetueea Of bis tmils
DEyQTED WIZ. ADELE D. sikGLB-
TON.
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Reuben N. Fry. 81,
Ex-Bunk Examiner

Reuben Macon Fry. 81. a re-
tired bank examiner with the
Treasury Department. died yes
terday at his home. 6016 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington, from COM
plications following a hip frac-
ture. -
Mr.. Fry served with the Gov
eminent about IA years before
his retirement 10 years ago. "A
native of Arkansas, he was in
business in Uniontown, Pa be-
fore coming to Washington.
He is survived by his widoW.
Mrs. Sarah M. Fry, two sons,
Macon, in Japan. and Joseph
Kerr Fry, of Norfolk, and thr9e
grandchildren. Also Surviving is
a sister, Mrs. Aubin Clarkson,
of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Friends may call at the. Ives
funeral home. 2847 Wilson bou-
levard. Arlington. until $50 am.
tomorrow. Graveside services will
be held at Columbia Gardens
Cemetery at IL am. .
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Mrs. SpeIImon, 80.
u ought IN Rurol
Schools of West

49,
Funeral services for Roza
|Barnum Spellman. 80, will be
held at 2 pm. today at the
Hines Funeral Home. 1901 Four
Iteenth street NV. Mrs. Spell
man died Friday after lengthy
illness.
Mrs. Spellman, who lived at
1919 G street NV, was the
daughter of the late Hiram
ISizer and Myra Shelley Barnum,
who trekked westward from Ohio
to Bloomington, Nebr., in a
covered wagon.
Mrs. Spellman taught in coun-
try schools in Nebraska and
Wyoming before marrying q
Beatrice, Nebr., dentist. She re-
manned in Beatrice after her
husbands death in 1888 until
she moved to Washington in
1852.
/ Mrs. Spellman was a 50-year-
member of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Her deceased sister. Mrs.
Josiah A. VanOrsdel was the wife
of the late Judge VanOrsdel,
former Associate Justice of the
iU. s. Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia.
/ She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Kathryn S. Warren,
of the G street address, and Mrs.
Marguerite Hummel, of Orlando,
Fla, a brother, Eli Barnum of
New Orleans, a grandson and q
greet-grandson.
Burial will be in Beatrice, Nebr
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Mrs. C.G. Wilson,
Civil War Child

Mrs. Charles G. Wilson, %,
died yesterday at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Harry T.
Peters. 3709 Livingston street
NV. Her husband had been
dead since November, 1918.
Mrs. Wilson, who lived the
greater part of her life in Wash
ington and Montgomery County.
was born in Covington, KY, at
the beginning of the Civil War.
She has resided, at the Livingk-
ton street address for the last
80 years.
Surviving are six. childrenS
Herbert. of Waynesboro, Pa.:
Albert of Sandy Spring, Md:
Carter of Providence, r. l.; Mrs.
Lena Peters of, the Livingston
street address and Mrs. Rachel
Meyers of Chevy, Chase.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Monday at All
Saints Episcopal Church. Burial
will be in Sandy Spring, ND.
Friends may call at the Robert
IA. Humphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
'thesda, Md. -
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B. T. Williamson,
Library Employee

Booker T. Williamson, As, a
clerk at the Library Of Congress,
died of leukemia Thursday at
the National Institutes of
Health. Il,
He had been chronically i'll
for the past two years, but con-
tinued to work until about three
weeks ago. \.
Mr.. Williamson, who lived at
1852 Oates street NE, was born
in Apopka. Fla. He attended
Palmer, Memorial Institute at
Sedalia, N, C.
Mr., Williamson made. his home
here for IS years. .s
Surviving is his widow. Mrs.
Velma Williamson, of the home
address; his mother, Mrs. Hattie
Williamson, of Apopka; three
sisters and two brothers.
Services will be held at / pm,
Tuesday at the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. Burial will be
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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Mrs. M. S. Matthias,
Wife of Muyor

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 P).-
Mrs. Minnie S. Kale Methias
wife of Westminster's mayor. died
today in University Hospital,
where she had been a patient
more than a month.
Mrs. Matthias. "A. was the wife
of Mayor Joseph L. Matthias of
Westminster. They celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary
last December. In 1855, Mrs.
Matthias was chosen Westmin-
ster's woman of the year"
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by three sons,
Joseph L.. jr., Frank and William
M, all of whom are associated
wiz their father in the memorial
business.
Funeral arrangements we're in
complete.
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Darn uf TI1anka

BEED.. DARRELL: We. the family Of
the late DARRELL BEED, wish to
express sincere thanks to everyone
who gave aid and comfort to us dur
ms our period Of bereavement. Dur
ina q time OF sorrow we learn how
much friends really mean to US Your
expressions Of sympathy will always
sEseT i9c AND MRS, LEONARD
CARTER, RUTH BROWN. The family
Of the late RUTH BROWN CARTER
wish TO express our deep gratitude and
sincere thanks to the Beulah Baptist
Church Of Alexandria. Va. the John
7. Rhines a. CO Funeral Home, the
Liberty Baptist Church: the Rev A a,
Baptist Church: the Chisley Florists of
605 Fourth St S.w.. Mrs. Leila Thomp-
son ard our many relatives and
friends for their beautiful expressions
OF sympathy and consoling telegrams
during our recent bereavement.
AND THE REV. H. BROWN.
Of the late LULA BELL GRocE' wish
to express sincere thanks to every
one who gave aid and comfort to us
during our period OF bereavement. We
are grateful for every act Of kindness
and sympathy extended to us during
this sorrowful time.
sPRlGGS, ADDIE T. The family OF the
late ADDIE e. SPRIGGS wishes to ex-
press our thanks to our relatives many
friends and .neighbors for their kind
expressions OF sympathy, flowers auto
mobiles cards and countless other
favorB during our recent bereavement.
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Mrs. J.. R. Desper, II,
Retired Gao EmpIoye

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct.
~ tSpeciaD Mrs. Eva Gibson
Powers Desper. n, wife of John
Randolph DeSper, died Thursday
at her home at nearby Warmin-
ster. She retired in 1850 after
serving as telegraph operator
and agent on the James River
division OF the Gao Railway at
Warminster for more than so
years.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. today from the residence
with burial in the family ceme-
terry at Bon Air Farm" near
here.
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HIT Mfmnriant

WOOD. ANDREW A. In loving memory
Of my dear husband ANDREW A
WOOD, who died two years ago, Oc-
tober rs.
Somewhere back of the sunset.
Away from this world Of strife.
Our loved one Is sweetly resting
In that land where there is no night
And We who knew and loved him.
whose passing has brought sad tears
viii cherish his memory ALWAYS
10 brighten the drifting years.
iLoviNG WIFE, LOUISE AND FAM.
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cause of his health. He became
last July.
Besides his widow, Mr.. Hanne-
mann is survived by a son, Ray
mond of 1913 Wayne drive, Falls
Church. and a daughter, Mrs.
James May of l947 North Cleve-
land street. Arlington. He also is
survived by two brothers in Chi
cago and two sisters in Denmark
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Cross
man Methodist Church, Falls
Church. Burial will be in Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery
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Transit Fares Is Topic

The Citizens Transit I'M
provement Association will hold
a public meeting Wednesday at
9 pm. to discuss a campaign to
lower transit fares. 1t will be
held in the community room of
the Washington Post. and Times
Herald.
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Nnurilinn

DRY Of our late wife and mother. IDA
GRITZ will be unveiled on Sunday
November 4, 1866. at IL noon, al
the Chez Sholom Conversation Gene
terry Friends and relatives invited
THE FAMILY.
RICH, BENJAMIN. An unveiling in the
memory OF the late BENJAMIN RICH
will be held on Sunday, November 4,
1856. at pm. at the Adas Israel
Cemetery. Friends and relatives in
vited. HIS BELOVED FAMILY.
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With Regard to a
Cord Of Thunks

Very often q cord Of Thanks in
The Stor meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is il q gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who have sent
florul tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the muny to whom per-
sonol note Of THINKS cunnot we'll be
mailed or whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known. insertions Of
cord Of thonks moy be arranged
by telephone TO The Stor ST. $4,000
The Evening ond Sunday Stor
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CEMETERY LOTS

Z GRAyEsITEs ToGETHER. priced rec .
sonAble Cal TN t-OO6e
ies DISCOUNT FOR cAsH-e cemetery
sites IN George Washington csmeisry
rear axe oHner moved 10 Flcfidn
Cal AP T-s6aa
ctoRCE WASHINGTON cINTTVRY.
$500 Rises fd.--h-grafs pieG gofth
$500, MI sell y pfies Tt 9-s-s7.
afiT On.
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OAKEUI' I Members e Of Kenneth eth Il Nash
a Post, No. S, the American
~ ~ Legion, are hereby notified
Of the death OF Comrade
JAMES 7. Carroll. Remains
resting at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th ST. and Mass. ave.
ne until 4 pm. Sunday, october rs.
1856 Burial TO be in Springneld, Mo
DONALD o. GARINER, Comdr.
ANDREW H OGLETREE, Adit.
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st. Services later ~

sNAPP, CALLIE RHEA. on Friday. oe-
tober %, 1896, cALLIE RHEA sNAPP
o. i45 Thomas 81 nv beloved mother
OF Mrs Reya Saylet. Mrs Wine Mayes
are other relatives and many friends
Notice OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
JOSEPH n. on Friday.
October 70, 1856, at his home, 1904
Mheatley ST. kenslngton. Nd Jo-
band OF the late Alice b. stoekdsie
father OF Margaret A. stockdale ana
brother Of II Cecil stoekdale, Friends
are invited 70 call al the Bethesda
A. Humphrey. Bethesda Nd. where
private services Will be held on Mon
day. october 20, at 1890 m. Inter
s @SR PIe may ., 'a .d q sOy ys1s
tsVorite charity fund ,cIeyelsnd.
Ohio, papers please eopy.l
STONE. EVELYN NUDD. On Saturday.
October ~ $50, at her residence
fL ass SU6b - sfos H.n Ssossa M s
q .he lats. Robert p stone. mother
Of James N stone and Mrs Ray c
Andsrson q kensinsion. Nd. sister
Va Also surylsing are two Erano.
children. Mrs Stone rests Al the
VI x .Hun,emann son Funefai
WsdsssSsS oetSbst III I've Rs sn m an
Al ths Ascension and 81 Agnes Rpiseo.
pal Churcn. 9Th and Massaehusetis
ave M a. 10 an Relative and
friends invited 10 attend interment
OAK Hill Cemetery 80
SWEENEY. ELIZABETH n. OF sff S5th
ave. Capitol Heightt, Nd on October
20, 1900. mother Of William o SEee-
nsy Prayer. ., chambefs .Flnsral
Home. BIZ lith q Sc on MONDAY
Octoocf - 81 $50 an MAJ IN
s Masgarets Roman Catholic Cnufch.
ellg Acdaon 70 sea- Psa.ani Ma
rVih Gemttefy, 20
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BrathB

HILL. ADELAIDE s. Departed this life
in Boston, Mass, on Thursday, Octo-
Der rs, 1855. ADELAIDE S; HILL.
beloved wife of Edward Hill. daughter
Mrs Carrie s Johnston and Charles
son Funeral Home, sos Shawmut ave,
Boston, Mass, on Monday, October 30
HoBBs N. cAPIToLA. % Thursday,
her niece, Mrs: Earle Moore, Buttons
S GaSshte MD Of N. G ae Jams. HOBBS ans
Margaret DOYLE Hobbs She Is sur
Hobbs Of Laurel, Md and j BRYAN
he Donaldson funeral Home slS raj
October $s. At a:so " pm ." In Cement
in st. Marks Cemetery, Highland. Md
HOWARD, HARRY. on Monday. Octo-
per ~, 1855, HARRY HOWARD OF
Herndon, Va. beloved husband OF Della
He also is survived by two sisters
other relatives and friends. After II
am, Sunday, October 2S friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
DAY ostobsT g. a, fu u noon on from rom
the Old Grove Baptist Church. Hern-
don Va. Interment Arlington National
HUSTON, THOMAS H. Deceased mem
4 !: "a. I e
the National Guard Of Honor
on Sunday October rs. 1855. at s
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery on Monday October 20. at
JAMES C. CLARKE. Commander.
JOHN N SWOPE. Adiutant.
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SISTER MARY II JAMES,
Financial Secretary.
GORDON, EDITH MILLER. On Friday
EDITH MILLER GORDON Of 3232 Park
YIN c Gordon. aunt q Mss galia /
Grout' Durham, y &: Miss Ruth 3
/ stoddaFd. seymour Conn Frisnds
may call at the H. Hines Co Funeral
Home 2gUl l4th 81 NV. from ~ 80
pm to. pm. SUNDAY. Services AZ the
Der 20. al 10 am. tparkine fscilitiesl
Interment Evergreen Cemetery Brook
HANNEMANN. LOUIS. on Thursday
October %, 1885. ~ Leegood Lodge
HANNEMANN Of 1913 Wayne Dr., Falls
Church, Va, husband. Of Kenny Hanne-
mann and father OF Howard Hanne-
mann OF Chicago. IN, Raymond
Ms. Nancy NAV Of Ariinsto on Va Va
He also is survived by two brothers
Axel and Charles HAnnemann OF Chi.
ssEo III I've sisters MaT!srs!hs s and
Friend, may cal a. the Pearson ~.
q Fails chureh. va Funeral services
Pals Church. va. 90 MONDAY oeto.
tional Memorial PARK Cemetery %
HAWKINS. RAYMOND c. on Friday
October 20, 1886, RAYMOND c HAW.
kINS beloved HUSBAND OF inez Hawkins
o. Clinton. Nc Notice o. llneral
later Arrangements BY JARVIS
HEkGER PHILoMENA ". OF 10 olspr
1855. PHiLoMESA n HEEoER' vii,
Of the late Ludwig W Hsegef mothsi
q MIS- Frederick Z Brown Mrs. Roe
NAY Galeano, Mrs Richard Robefts
Heeesr Prayers At Chamnsrs Fgrsra
Home 81 iith ~ Sc on Monday
October -. e. ais an sofmf
hIgh mass a. Mount calvary CaihoIit
10 an in,ermsut cd. E.l Ceat.
teri -
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FARMS
BABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
HY-LINES LEADIND IN RAN
DOM SAMPLE TESTS
Below are shown the stand
ings of HY-LINES in ALL ran
dom sample tests in which
they are entered. This is the
latest information available as
of November 18, 1855.
TEXAS RANDOM TEST: Hy-
Lines are in /, 2, 3 and 6 place.
CENTRAL NE w YORK
TEST: Hy Lines are in first
TEST: Hy-LineS are n first
place.
FLORIDA RANDOM TEST /:
Hy-LineS are in ! and 4 place
CALIFORNIA RAN DO M
TEST: Hy-Lines are in 4 and Is
place.
MISSOURI RANDOM TEST
Group IA" Hy-Lines are in and
4 place
MISSOURI RANDOM TEST; :;
Group "B" Hy-Lines are in 8
and 6 place
We have shown you the rank
ings of EVERY PEN of Hy-
Lines in EVERY test we are in
- not just where we are in
first place.
See us now ad place your order
for a flock of those High Pro
fit Makers - HY-LINE 90
(White egg layers.
BABY CHICKS - all breeds
now Arbor Acre - White
Rocks, heavy breed, also Leg
horn chicks now at PRUDEN
HATCHERY, Phone HO 6-1773
Geneva, o. 30ett
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-26
Card of Thanks
~aDr on rIIaNyuc

I would like to thank every
one who helped at the time of
the accident. Lawrence Jewett
for obtaining help, Mr.. Carlson
for the blankets and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Russell, Albert
MulIett, Oliver Pike, and all
the friends who sent fruit, flow
ers, candy, phone calls and
cookies, both while in the hos
pital and since. Particularly I
wish to thank Rev. Albert VOL
Stencroft and the First Metho-
dist church for their thoughtful
ness.
Sincerely Bill" William
Thomas HOStetler lea
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-26

GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED
for housework and baby sit
ting for two weeks. 6 days, stay
nights, weekends off if preferred
To start on or about Feb. Is to
Feb. 81. Call Burton Temple
4-4266. 2c4