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McCORkfE. GEORGE H.. who left us &C
1851
Why should We weep when our weary
ones rest
In the bosom OF Jesus SUPREME
In the mansions OF glory prepared for
the blessed
For death Is only dream.
Remembered as always.
HIS WIFE. MAMIE +. McCORKLE, AND
CHILDREN
MEBANL, JAMES q.
Sleep. darling, and rest peacefully,
As dawnS another year.
In our lonely hours OF thinking,
Thoughts Of you are always near.
Friends NAV think the wound is healed
But little they know OF the deer
That slill lies within our hearts con-
ceAled
As We Try to smile with each new
tomorrow
MOTHER WIFE AND GRANDSON.
STOKES, PATTIE V. In loving memory
Of my dear wife, PATTIE v. STOKES.
who departed this lie one year ago
today, March 2, 1855.
II l hed thought thou couldst have
died,
Perhaps I might not weep for thee:
But ! forgot when by thy side,
That thou couldSt mortal be.
II never through my mind had passed
Tho time would e'er be DER.
And ! on thee should look my last.
And thon shOuldSt smile no more
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, LUTHER. .
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ALLEN. GEORGE T. The family Of the
late GEORGE T. ALLEN wishes to
express its sincere appreciation to all
for the messages of sympathy. flowers,
cards. telegrams, donations, use OF
cars and other acts OF kindness ex-
tended to US during our recent be-
reavement, THE FAMILY.
BROOKS, WALTER MCKINLEY. TIC
relatives and friends of WALTER Nc
KINLEY BROOKS, who departed this
life on February Z, 1857, we express
our sincere thanks for their express
sions of sympathy and condolences to
US in our hour Of SORROW
THE BROOKS FAMILY.
BUDD, EDWARD S. The family OF the
late EDWARD S. BUDD wishes to ex-
press sincere appreciation to the Rev
E. c. Murray. Rev. Fields and Rev
! L: S Holloman and friends for
flowers; ,telesrams. CARDS and other e
ing our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON, HATTIE R. The family OF
the late HATTIE R JOHNSON wishes
to express its sincere appreciation 10
all for the messages Of sympathy
flowers, cards. kilograms, donations. use
of cars and other acts of kindness
extended to US during our recent be-
reavement. THE FAMILY.
MATTHEWS, AUGUSTINE ELIZABETH;
ELIZABETH MATTHEWS wishes to
express its sincere appreciation for the
messages of sympathy, flowers and all
other acts OF kindness extended to
US during our recent bereavement
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
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Talbot had been under the care
Of physicians for four years be-
cause of a circulatory ailment.
Resigned in August, IS
Mr.. Talbot resigned his cabi-
net position in August, 1855,
after serving TWO and a half
years, while Senate Investi-
eating Committee looked into his
private business affairs. The
probers raised a question of a
conflict of interests.
They established that he wrote
letters and made telephone calls
from his Pentagon Office in be-
half of an industrial engineering
firm of which he was part owner
The connection repeatedly net
ted him Sl32.000 While he was
holding the Air Force position.
1t was developed also that he
gave his four children 1000
shares of stock in the Chrysler
Corp. when he quit as a director
in the automobile company to
become Secretary. Senators con-
tended he should have sold the
securities outright.
Mr.. Talbot offered his resig-
nation. and President Essen
hover, a personal friend, ac-
cepted it with a comment that
the decision was the right one"
in the particular circumstances
The Secretary was highly re-
Spected at the Pentagon, and
was given a farewell luncheon
Secretary of Defense Wilson
presented him with the Medal
OF Freedom. top award for CT
villains helping the defense effort
, In a statement yesterday, Mr.
Wilson made clear his high
opinion never wavered. He said
the news of death was a matter
OF deep regret to him and he de-
clared Mr.. Talbot was a great
Secretary of the Air Force"
To some. Mr.. Talbot some
times seemed blunt, but he
earned a reputation for effici-
ency. dedication and hard work
Native of Ohio
He was born in Dayton, Ohio
on March 81, 1888, and at.
tended the Hill School at Potts
town. Pa, and Yale University
A year later he had charge OF
the hydroelectric development
and industrial construction fol-
H. E. Talbot Co.
! He then became president OF
the Dayton Wright Airplane Co.
executive of Dayton Metals
Products Co. and Standard Car
and Seal Corp. He held numer-
Gus other corporation positions
including one with Chrysler.
He was major in the All
Service in World War and di-
rected aircraft production fol-
World War lis War Production
Board.
A longtime Republican. he
once served as chairman OF the
G. o. P. National Finance Com.
mittee.
Mr.. Talbot is survived by his
widow. the former Peggy Thayel
OF Philadelphia, and four chill.
dren.
The children are Mrs. Moves:
Mrs. owen Jones Toland. IT. OF
Wynnewood. Pa, and 18-year-olc
twin sons, Harold Talbot III and
John Thayer Talbot, both Of
New York.
After cremation in Miami
memorial services for Mr.. Tai
bott will be held at st. James
Episcopal Church. New Fork. at
4 pm. tomorrow. Services also
Will be held in Dayton Tuesday
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CEMETERY LOTS

MAUsoLEUM National Memorial PARK
-Greaily reduced for quick sale. Call
ia 2.2l35.
FORT LINCoLN--cfypt for 2 in Garden
Of the Apostles. reasonable. 10
FAMILY PLOT, Washington National
Cemetery excel location; sell at cost
Cal II 3-13bD -
FORT LINCOLN--Two crypts in the Gar.
den Of Apostles. Call LII, l-726B
CEMETERY LOTS, hall price National
Memorial PARK. LII 2-D2lb
2 LOTS In Cedar Hill Cemetery. near
-Suitiand gate II. 3-4205.
BORDER lots. Will sacrifice. Wash.
lBngtonn National Cemetery Fairyiew
g. LOTS Fort Lincoln, mr. front and
Masonic circle IL 7-i454
FORT LINCOLN sites i. ., g. q.
lot rs. section KC Matonic price
ttas. Will sell . sites terms arranged
owner leaving town. Gail HA. 2-gf35,
CEDAR HILI,-sites q g. lot 2as
site g. lot 22p Garden of Love Write
\ ?. DRAGoo, l4O6 Kimball, Rich.
CEDAR hill CEMETERY, in The beau.
~ tiuI Chester Crypt, ioI 200 eissS!g
Kentucky I'd Leisure CITY, Fla'
IDEAL 4.PLOT CEMETERY LOT. Ma.
onal Memoria PARK Falls Church
sssI me' ases5 assume $50 balance
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

vep often o card Of thonks in
The Stor meets o need which con
hordly be solved il ony Other woy
Not only is il o sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
tlorol tributes. but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
aesses Of the mony to whom per-
sonol note Of thonks connot we'll be
moiled. Or whose names and 3D.
dresses ore NOT known. Insertion Of
cord Of thonks moy be orroneed
BY telephone TO The Stat. ST 3 5000
The Evening and Sunday Sto,
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In Mrntnriant

TURNER. GENEVA r. In memory o.
our mother grandmother and great.
grandmother. GENEVA ELIZABETH
TURNER who passed awav February
20. 1867,
A wonderful worker, so loyal and true
Honest and liberal and ever so true
Loved BY her friends and all whom
WONDERFUL mother, that mother wa.
you
We thank all friends for all they hav,
dohe
In remembrance OF our dear mother
grandmother and great-grand-
mother
THE FAMILY.
WLBER, OSCAR. In loving memory
o. ouL dear husband and father, OSCAR
WEBER, who passed away twenty ave
years aRo today. March 3. 1872
Twenty-Five years have passed, dear
Since you were called away:
How we'll 90 ! remember
That sad and dreary day
/ often sit and think of you.
To think of how you died
10 know you could not saw good -bv
Before you closed your eyes
YOUR LOVING WIFE. BERTHA. son.
Dol PHlN, AND DAUGHTER, Der
WILLIAMS, HATTIE L. A tribute of
loVe ana devotion 10 the memory Of
my dear wife. HATTIE L. WILLIAMS.
who passed away thirteen wears ago
today, March 3. 1914
CHARLES W. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAMS, PEARL L. In loving memory
OF our dear sister. Pearl, f. WILL
LIAMS, who departed this life March
g. la47
The angels are safely guarding sacred
and solemn grAVe,
For in II lies our sister
NORRIS AND ERNEST WILLIAMS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance. $3.50
olb 81 NE. Ii. 3-4ss0
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
prices. open daily Sun, holidays Phone
oroers also accepted, $50 70 8 o m week
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Services will be at / pm. to-
morrow at the Chambers fu-
neral home, 3072 M street NV,
with burial in Cedar Hill Gene
tery.
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Dratha

JONES. DOROTHY McALPINE. on Sat
HT1 na Es MarS s1.5i. l951 At , her home
loved wife Of the late Dwight v Jones.
daughter of Mrs. James B. McAlpine,
sister OF Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Cooper. Mrs
Lawrence a1N.r W Pruitt and John N. Nc;
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fune en
Home Of Robert A Humphrey, Bethesda,
No, -, SERVICES mo Mond sy March I, at
Church, CHEVY Chase circle. Interment
ROCK Greek Cemetery.
JONES, FANNIE. On February 20. 1857,
leaves to mourn, one sister, Mrs. Clara
Mr.. Malachi Prince: two sisters in Jaw,
nleees and nephews; host Of relatives
INV. Services viii be held TUESDAY.
B Rsfeh Bsnt,, at cbnrcb PM at a New New
SIS NV Rev. Hamilton nm ot aeG ESe
ARRANGEMENTS by the W. II Bacon
Funeral tS Homes mes if@s eth st. NV and
JONES, JAMES II. On Wednesday. Feb
ruary 27. 1857, JAMES H. JONES Of
Cora Lee Jones, devoted father OF Mrs.
Of Harry W. Pitts. He also is sur
yived by four grandchildren, fiye sis
ters-ln-law, other relatives and friends
After pm. Saturday. March 2.
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. l432 You st. NV Fu-
neral services on Monday. March 4,
az pm. at the Shiloh Baptist
CHURCH. 9th and P SITS. n W., the Rev
E, L.. Harrison officiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Reign. ANNIE G. Formerly of Hyatts.
vile, Nd; 94o5 Seminole ST.. Silver
spring Md on March /. 1867. wife
OF the late Edward Keegin, mother
OF Archibald c.. Francis A.. Joseph
ana Leonard keegin. Mrs Peter r
Haley and Mrs Jorge Gutierrez; sister
OF Katherine v Keim. Prayers al
Chambers Funeral Home. 1901 Cleve-
land ave. Riyerdale, Md. on Monday.
March 4, at $3.50 am Mass at ST
Jerome's Church. Hyattsville. Nd, at
10 m. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terN 3
kEEGLN, ANNIE G. The officers and
members of Gen Nelson A
ARA Miles Auxiliary No X Il 8
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GEoGHEGAN HENRIETTA WHIT,

BARTON. on Saturday, March Q. 1857.
at ner residence, ~ MASSACHUSETTS
ave. nv, HENRIETTA WHITE BARTON
Geoghegan, daughter OF the late II
Commander william II. and Jane Pat
terson White Barton OF Cambridge.
Nd mother of William Henri Barton
Geogheean, Robert + Geoghegan, Mrs
John NJ Swain, n and Mrs Louis u
Sasse Services Will be held at the
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church,
Cambridge, Nd on Monday. March 4
cemetery
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DAY, March :. 1857. VICTORIA (
oenoSese 0 and mohe f 81 Joseph
A.. IT., and Louis Z. GenoyeSe Of
Hyattsyille Nd Also surviving are
tour grandchildren Funeral from
the w. K Huntemann & Son Funeral
Home, 5132 GeoTEla ave. NV. on
Monday. March 4, at $50 am Re
QUEEN mass az the Nativity Church
al 8 am Relatives ana friends tn
ylted 10 attend lnteEment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. 3
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CARTER. JOSEPHINE VERONICA.

Ihlfsday. FebrlaIy e, To- JOSE;
55th pl. East Riyerds!e Nd, the be-
loved wife Of James V. Garter and
osuehter OF Truman and Mary Thomas
Friends may cal. after l pm Monday,
al the funeral home Of Alexander S
Pope where the Rosary Will be re-
cited al Gas pm Requiem mass Will
be SAID at Q m. Tuesday. March ,. at
ST. Cyprian's Catholic Church. 9th
and c SITS Sc InteTmeni 1920 m,
Ar.lnEtnn Mammal CnmeterE.
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BERTHA 7 FILLMORE.
President.
RosALIE H. CARTER,

RosALIE H CARTER,
Secretary.
WILLIAMS. ORA h. on THURSDAY. Feb
moral Hospital. ORA E Williams OF
iia Il 81 NV. Apt /, devoted mother
OF Mrs. EVELYN Proctor. Mrs. Ethei
Thomas and Earl Williams She also
leaves to mourn their loss many grand-
children, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the John
I Rhines AZ Co Funeral Home, g0l
ara st sw., where friends may call
after pm Monday, March 1 Fu-
neral and interment on Tuesday, March
D, at pm. at Orange. Va.
WILLIAMS. SMITH on Wednesday,
February ~, 1907. SMITH WILLIAMS
Of 1874 Fairmont ST, NV, the beloved
brother OF Walter Williams. Other rela-
lives also survive. Friends may call at
the MalvRn Il Schey. Inc, Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and X st. NV,
on Monday March 1, 1907, after I
pm, where funeral services VIII be
lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. ~
WOOD. ROYDLN HOLLINGSWORTH
On Thursday, ,EebrusIy - lY55, ROY I;
klhcott City Md, beloved husband OF
Friends may call ct the HigRlnbothom
Funeral Home, 100 Columbia I'd
Elicott City, Md, from pm. to 10
PM, Saturday and Sunday. March
= and $. Services At the above funeral
nome on MONDAY March 4, at II am.
lnterment Loudon PARK Cemetery Bal
timore, Md. 3
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March i. 1857. Apple c. Caldwell
Of 1906 18th, st. NV, devoted Tite
cI frankie NJ and Odonell Caldwell
Also surviving are two grsnddauehters.
other relatives ana many friends
After ] pm. Sunday. March 3. friends
are invited TO call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1890 9th ST. NV Flu
neral on Monday. March 4, from the
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 5
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PATTERSON, MARIE tnee Peay). OF

Tuesday, February 20. 1857, MARIE
~ 4 EhSON lnee Peayi gO5 9th 81
ne, mother oil Robert, James and
iEuwln Ferry, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
lhomas Williams, sister OF Mrs Louise
01idte ana AVN, LOUIS ana Thomas
carver Memorial Funeral Home, 80 ii
81 NV where funeral services viii
pc held on Monday at /. noon IN
terment Arlington National Cemetery /.
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-, Itjl. MALLIE LIVINGSTON oi
l.tli Constitution ave ne He leaves
TO NOUN. a DAUGHTER Mrs Doris Bvrd
one SisteT-in-iav. Mrs Hattie Thomp
son aEu devoted friends Mrs Logan
sunday March 3 after ! pm al
ls@- 9TH ST. NV. where services
VIII be held Monday, March 4, al /
pm Rev c. NJ Mills Officiating
lnleEmeul WoodleNn ADVANCEMENT,
BY the " H Bacon Funeral Homes
80 5th ST. NV. ana 9th and Eads
St ne
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FhAiN' HAIRY A. The officers ane
|...I, ): ). !:
the " W Chambers Fuuera
Home, 3n12 " 81. NV
HERBERT S ROSENBERG
fNr,t,- "a. nj
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HERBERT MAJOwER.
Ad1fsanf

FROST, JAMES MONROE. On Friday,
March 1887, az Bethesda Naval Hos
5 9th 81, Arlington va beloved
brother o. Miss Mildred Z Abel and
Fred G. Frost FRIENDS may call az
the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
s serve Vii 'P be- held on Wedn esifs
March y, al ! pm Inierment Airing
Inn National CemffCrv X
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49, boAl. ouuuenly on IhurSuaI
poQLL OF Damascus, Md, beloved son
o. Mrs. Jessie n Poole and the ,ats
~ Harvey POOLE father OF hubret
Siabill ~, ana Tyrone Gregory Poole
brother Of Harvey + Poole, Mrs. Haze
g smith. Wilford Is Poole, Ihuistor
n Poolt' Mis-. June r. Miller and Mrs
Shlfiey Burns Friends may cali nj
ne DIN l.. MoleSworth Funeral Home
damascus, Nd where services will nt
hcld ON Monday March 1, at b m
lnteflnent Damascus Cemetery ~
POWELL, fLNNLR u. on Saturday
MEateh lD6n at his nome, uSIa
hGnsington, Nd. FENNER ID poWEiI,
DntIoE.d husband OF Lucy Powell, father
on MIS-, Virginia p Butterfeld and
brother Of Mrs Frank KeiI and ] A
roNeh four grandchildren also sur.
vlye. Friends are invited to cali nj ths
BBethesda. Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
hopert A. Pumphfcy, Bethesda, Nd
where services will be held on Wednsa.
gay, March y at a m fntrrmeni
Arlington National Cemetery In iisi
Of mowers, contributions may be mas
70 the Heart Puma
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1880 Eva ~ ON wednesday, Feb
rlsIy % 1851. at Garfield Hospital.
EVA M. Mccoy Of 1888 swami st
nv beloved wife Of Charles Mccoy
anq sister oil Ralph, Ear A and Df
william l.. Redmond She also is
survived BY one nephew. three grand
nepheWs. one aunt, other relatives ana
.Htnus The. late Mrs mccoy may
~ h 81. ne. after ~ noon Sunnay'
MaTch Funeral services on MONDAY,
1Mafch 4, at the Asbury Methodist
SnuFch, lth and K SITS NV. at /
ihtefment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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t,nary rs, lN56 MARTHA PERRY Of
hdtI pth 81 Sc, beloved wife Of
Elizabeth Minor and Mrs Minnie vii.
son Al surviving are one aunt,
Mrs, Missouri LawtOn. other relatives
anu many friends. After 3 pm Tues.
uAg' March o, friends are invited 10
call AZ the Mcclure Funeral Home
Is:O oth 81. NV. Funeral on Wednes.
gay, March H.. from the Mount Bethel
baptist Church. 205 V ST. NV. al
an lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery
FHmlly may be contacted at 225 Oak ;
""ie Va ~" 3
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" rat.'HMS' tIENhElENE. On Thursday,
900 NJ 81 NV, GENEVIEVE NIL
LlAMS. wife OF the late George w
Williams. mother of Mrs Helen
WlliamS, Mrs EloiSe Thomas. Mrs
Ahce Walker and Nj Chss Williams.
also leaves seven grandchildren. six
Observation-Disclosures a daughter-in-laW
ano Two Sons-in .law and a host Of reia-
yves ana friends Remains resting al
81 NV after | D m Monday, March 4.
H0.. Funeral Tuesday, March 3, 1897.
az ! pm, from First Baptist Church.
IN ana Dunbarton ave NV. The
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ny u n HpFtIhI CUTWWIUNIth-
ton Of Stansbury Lodge, No.
"a, r. A A. NJ. Will be held
IN the Masonic Temple in
\ Brlgh,wood on Mon d ay,
March 4, 1867. at 10 am.
to attend the funeral services
for our late brother, JOHN
Z. BY order OF
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LYNCH, MARTHA =. tNELLIEl. So wears
suddenly, on Friday, March /. 1857, a
Slbley Hospital MARTHA r. LYNCf
NELLIE Of $50 South FREDERICK 81
Arlington, Va, mother OF MIS-. Georg,
l. Rust, ST. Arlington, Va She j!
s.so survived by three Grandchildren
SIX RreAt-Rrandenildren and one great,
sreat-grsnGchilo Services at the S II
Zines Co. Funeral Home. 2gUI 18th 81
on Monday, March I, at D IA
parking facilities Interment BRltl
more Cemetery, Baltimore Nd
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"a Washington. d c., JAMES I
HUNTER q FAIRFAX. Va, husband OF
Gertrude " Hunter, father OF Edith
Collins herman, AVN and Warren
Hunter brother OF Anne Johnson. LOttie
carter and Dora Barton he is also
survived by eight grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren Funeral
services Will be hciG on Tuesday,
March .. at ON nj Mount Calvary
Baptist Church, Fairfax Va lntefment
Chanullyi Va, Advancement by the
Every Funeral Home, Fairfax, Va
JOHNSON. SARAH ELLEN. On Wrdnes-
gay, February ~, 1907, SARAH ELLEN
JOHNSON OF lgl 18th st, NV, be-
ioytu mother OF POftia bedWell, Blanche
Prince, Maurice Williams, inez, Elcanof.
ana james Johnston She salSo survived
~ other relatives and friends. After
pm. Monday, FEBRUARY 4. friend.
are invited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel,
49, You 81 NV where seFVieet vii
he held tuesday, March 8, at 1880 am
lntermebt Arlington National Cemetery
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ruary =. 1897. at his residence, Hum.
ing Towers. Alexandria. va, ROY NJ
McSLOuD; HUSBAND Of Gertrude @
McCioud. father o. Mrs Emily McCloud
jackson OF Norwslk Conn and Mrs
JJanei MeClouG Bixler OF Honolulu.
Hawaii. Private funeral services al Inc
Demaine Funeral Home. 500 South
omit flowers
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GOEBEL THOMAS ]. snddenly. on

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1857, THOMAS
father Of Thomas d and Chester S
Goebel Of Vienna. Va and John v
Goebei Of 81 Petersburg. Fla. brother
OF MIS- Agnes g Rabbit Remains
resting al the Birch Funeral Home
1884 NJ 81 NV, where services vii
be neld on Monday. March 4, at
, m lnterment Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
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- and members OF James Reese
O. :! . i: 8.
uuested TO assemble at 1892
2bih 81 NV, Monday. March 4. 1877.
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MITCHELL, FLORENCE JENIFrR. c

rusrv ~. iy55' at =" Em npufsnsy' Eee,
pltaL. MARY AGNES o'KEifL Of 9S yI'
q 81 n w.: beloved sister of Della N
HanIon Funeral Home, 3s3l GaorgiS
ave NV. OF Monday, March al
$50 an Requiem mass at St ste,
phenS Church. 25th st. and Pa ave
m, az am. lnterment Noun
INV cemetery. 4
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BEuLAH NJ. COPE. Secretary.
kERNODLE, GEORGE HOWARD. On
Thursday, February rs, 1857. at his
residence, 1927 Wisconsin ave. NV
GEORGE HOWARD KERNODLE BROTH
er OF Roy E. kernodle, Mrs Ruth K
Mcdonald and Mrs IriS K Del Vecchio
Friends NAV call at Gawlers Chapel
1896 Pa. ave. NV courtesy parking
opposite, where services will be held
on Tuesday March b, at I2:45 pm
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 8
KERR, ROBERT Y. on Saturday. March
band Of Florence S Kerr Friends NAV
call at Gawier's Chapel. 1856 Pennsyl-
Vanla ave NV courtesy parking OPP
posltei. where services will be held on
Monday, March /. at IL am. In
tCrmcnt prtVate
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-05
County Prince OF
Peace Contest Is
To Be Held Sunday

The annual Noble county
Prince of Peace contest will be
held at the First Church of
Christ in Caldwell, Sunday
evening, Dec. s.
Rev. Z. Parker West, pastor of
the Methodist church, is county
chairman aid will preside in
this capacity.
The contest will be held at
7:30 o'clock with Miss June
Shamhart representing the COM
munity Of Caldwell.
Miss Beverly Griffin will be
representing the HarriettsVille
community and she will speak
on "Will The Church Stand?"
Miss Shamhart will speak on the
subject, Peace In The Midst
of Turmoil.
Miss Ann Johanning, Of Har-
riettsviIle and Miss Mary Jane
Slay, of Caldwell, are the alter
mates.
A silver medal will be pre-
sented to the county winner, who
will then take part in the district
contest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-05
,ory was over Graysville 56-48.

on Belle Valley.
In the fourth quarter, with the
heighth gone from both teams,
the score Wavered up and down
but Caldwell managed to retain
the lead. Ogle dropped in a field
er to pull the Riders within one
point 46-45 before the Redskins
found the range for five quick
points and moved out ahead to
win by seven.
Bates paced the Caldwell scor-
ing with 16 points followed by
Priest with II, but the Redskins
cashed in on only nine out of
81 free throws. The Riders con-
verted 20 out of 38 and were
led in scoring by Dennis, who
now has 1872 points in six games
for an average of 80 per game.
In the preliminary, Caldwell
reserves had trouble downing the
Belle Valley seconds 1927 as
10 players saw action for the
victors. John Carter was tops
for Caldwell with IL points while
Larry Mallett tossed in IA for
Belle VALLEY.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-12-05
Caldwell Council Approves
General Operating Bills

The following bills were ap-
proved at the Caldwell council
meeting held last month. They
are from the general, cemetery
and street maintenance and
repair funds.
Fred Proctor Co, supplies,
$4,000; Reed Insurance Co, in
suranCe on fire truck, $1,000;
Farley Yontz Insurance, $51.l9;
Wright Typewriter Exchange,
supplies, $71.00; Walter Wood
ford, $4,000.
Journal-Leader, $l455; Treas
urer of the State, 100000; Ohio
Fuel Gas Go, $44.57; General
Telephone Co, $l1.50; Evans
Brothers, $54.38; William Hep
pner Service, $500.
Caldwell Light and Water,
$3l86; Dominion Signal Co.,
$22.53; Sgt and Sewell Co.,
$55.73; Riley Foreman, $500;
Ernest Perce, $3.50; Emil Arch
er, $l7.47; Evans Brothers
S230.88.