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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05
So On High School
Honor Roll For
Second Six Weeks

Four Bluffton high students made
the IA" honor roll with grade of
A in all their subjects during the Sec
ond six weeks.
On the "A" roll were sophomores
Carol Bixel and Betty Stratton
eighth grader Karen Gilbert and sew
enth grader Elaine Baker.
On the "B" honor roll. for students
who earned no grade lower than B
were:
Grade II: Martha Badertscher.
Tim Diller, Klaus Gellert, Martha
Gratz, Judy Hilty, Sandra Kimmet,
Gloria Moser, Marilyn Murray, Rob
ert Wells and Sara Steiner.
Grade IL: Judy Frankhauser, Ruth
Frankhauser, Sallie Jordan and joe
nita Shelter.
Grade 10: Lucille AmstutZ,
Charles Baber, Keith Baker, David
Bash, Vera Basinger, Beverly Ben
roth, Michael Diller, Sandra Diller,
Jan Emmert, James Jordan James
Luginbihl, Kay Zimmerly, Betty Lug
inbuhl and Karen Gerber.
Grade g: Arlene Basinger, Marlene
Basinger, Anita Huber, Charles Jor-
dan, Thomas Griffin, Jerry Mericle,
John Travis and Joyce Zimmerman
Grade 8: Joan Emmert, Rachel
Hilty, Diane Neeper, Elizabeth Raid
and Jean Stauffer.
Grade Z: Linda Baber, Brice Bal
mer, Carol Basinger Thomas Braun,
Richard Bucher, Thomas Criblez,
Connie Habegger, Diana Hilty, Col
letta Lora, Dan Luginbuhl Brenda
Moser, Marcia Travis, Gerald Weaver
and Laura Yoder.
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Methodist Women
To Hold Christmas
Bazaar December IL

The annual Christmas bazaar of the
Women's Society of Christian Service
of the Methodist church will be held
next Thursday, December IL at the
church it was announced by Mrs.
Hiram Huser, president of the WSCS.
A noon luncheon will be served
from IL a. m. to l p. m. and a
chicken dinner will be held from 5
p. m. to Z p. m. that evening. Tickets
for the bazaar may be obtained from
any Methodist woman.
Mrs. William Burkholder is chair
man of the kitchen while Mrs Clay
ton Harkness is bazaar chairman.
Mrs. H. E. Augsburger is in charge
of the publicity.
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Tax Delinquency
Rises In Ohio

Tax delinquency is on the rise in
Ohio.
State Auditor James A. Rhodes re-
ports that 70 of the IS county tax
settlements filed with him for 1857
show an increase over last year in
the amount of delinquent real estate
and public utility taxes and unpaid
special assessments.
In 1886, such delinquent taxes
reached peak of $193 million. Since
then they had dropped to a total of
$50 million at the end Of 1856.
Over the 20-year period the tax de-
inquency dropped every year except
1941. Now the downward trend has
been reversed again this year.
Delinquent taxes in Allen county
have risen from SS4,147 in 1856 to
$9S,376 this year.
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Some Orange Twp.
Residents To Get
Tax Reduction

Orange township residents residing
in the Ada village school district will
be among the few persons in Han
cock county to have tax reduction
for 1857, according to figures just re-
leased by Frank S. Wasson, county
treasurer.
Orange township residents in the
Ada school district will see their tax
rate drop from $22 per thousand dol
lars of valuation to S21.50 per thou
sand.
Other Orange township residents
will see their tax rates rise. Persons
living in the Bluffton exempted village
school district will pay taxes of $40
per thousand, an increase from $17.9O
The rate in the Cory-Rawson local
school district will rise from $40 to
500. 40.
Union township rates show rural
residents will pay $3.50, up from
$40 10. Mt. Cory corporation tax rates
will increase from $21 to $23.40 and
Rawson corporation rates jump to
S2460 from S22.
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Time Changes For
Lutheran Services

The Rev. w. o. Kantner, D. d., OF
Tiffin. tentative pastor for the Luth-
eran church viii deliver the services
Sunday, December 8, at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school will precede services
starting at $50.
Services will be at this new time
every other Sunday. In the past the
Sunday school has followed the
church service.
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POPULATION in Ohio as of July
/, 1857 reached 9,263,308, according
to a recent estimate by the Ohio
Department of Health.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-05
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 31S64
Estske of Maurice E. PLACID Deceased.
Noace is hereby given that Nellie Place
of Hbute l. Harrod. Ohio. hA been duly
appointed Executrk of the EstatA of Maurice
E. Ha,e deceased late of Allen C6spty, Ohio
Crrditors are required to file tha< claims
with said fiduciary within four month";
Dated this 23rd day of November 1877.
Probate Judge '6f said County
Nov. 2s. Dec. 5, IL
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James Henry Named
Air Force Lieutenant

The United States Air Force has
announced the appointment of James
Henry as a first lieutenant in the
Judge Advocate Generals depart
ment. He has received orders to re-
port to Lakeland Air Force Base,
Texas to attend the Basic Military
school for JAG appointees commence
ing January 20 Upon completing this
eight week course 1t Henry will be
assigned to an Air Force Base as a
legal officer.
Mr.. Henry is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Henry of Orange township. He is
graduate of Cory-Rawson high
school and Ohio Northern university
where he received a bachelor of arts
in 1855 and a bachelor of Laws in
1857. He was admitted to the Bar in
August and has been associated with
Joseph c. Dapore off Ada, in the
practice of Law sincef September.
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NOTICE OF NpoINfMENr

Case NJ 3Is6T
Estate of Stella Le5tenwalfer Deceased,
Notice Is hereby aSen tiRt Clara Sehs-
has been duly appointed Exeeutllw of the
Estate of Stella Liektenwalter deceased. late
of Allen County. ohp
Creditors are reaured to file their clairps
with said fiduciars noithin four months.
Dated this 18th nay of November@ @i957g
Paul j Rarkey III
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COMMON r5tEss tFdaL dStRf SS1REfF 81 Ms
fodNTY. bug

Ease NO, 94Uoh
Agnes w. custer, whose last known place
Of residence Vas 2. o. Box 1874. Beckley.
West Virginnk, otherwife whose place Of
residence is unknown. wll take notice that
on the 2srd daS of November. 1857. the under
signed filed hh petitiyh against her in the
Allen County. ohio, Court of Common Pleas
praying for dvofess<child custody and other
relief on the grounds of Gross Neglect of
Duty, Extreme Cruelty and Wilful Absence.
Said cause will be for hearing after
notice.
HENRY THOMAS LUSTER. Plaintiff
By: David r. Rodgers.
aO6 Citizens Building. Lima. Ohio
His Attorney.
Nov. 2s. Dec. 5, H. 10. IS. Jan.
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AGRICULTURAL jexports have
ranged between onef fourth and one
fifth of all U. S. goods Exported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
FURNISHINGS and About
USED FURNITURE

Many people travel all over town
to see furniture. only 70 md that
1t Is not as imagined, We. as deal
ers, visit from 5 to I homes before
we make Q purchase. We select for
condition. construction and style.
and buy from the type Of owners who
do not care to have the general
public trample through their nice
homes. Our prices are usually lower
than private sales. Save time and
money: as we are open weekdays
until pm.
Small selection OF mahog. din
rms; Gov. Winthrop desks; dinettes,
maple, mahog.. chrome; Hideabeds,
chairs. chests. end tables and brand
new Hollywood beds.
THE LITTLE STORE
AROUND THE CORNER"
ABBOTT & LANDON
1910 Albemarle St. NV. mr.. Sears
at Wis. Ave. adjacent Peoples
CLOSED SUNDAYS EN-. 2-6677
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N ISGEILNWEUUS fUE
tcoNTINuED)

ADDING MISREPRESENTATION
1O-key, $50. so: small Smith Corona
guar. $65. Other bargains. CIRCLE
GIG 9th st. NV. DI. 7-6036.
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GAMMA, Tlashsln; orafiIte 2-cel
s-'lt I'm. ana nd ny VIZ refsctors.. 'sS-inn
Rolled Kord PC connection; I,
bracket: eli like new; S22.50. ~
b.b203 after 9 pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE IMlSCELLAMEl
FURNITURE

in a blue moon do you save on an
offering like thisi" All brand-new.
top-auality furniture. Living room
suites. din. rm.. bedrm. suites, ta-
bles. lamps. lawn and outdoor furn..
box springs and mattresses. single
aa dIu 5 brs &C. OUT 0Pep M sat ver noS
blvd. past Alex. TO Coilingwood I'd,
right approx. blk. to prop. or call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-10
james Gallagher,
Served 7 Terms
In House in 1o40s

James A. Gallagher. SO, who
served two terms as a Repre-
sentative from Pennsylvania in
the i940s. died Sunday at his
home in Philadelphia. the ASso-
ciated Press reported.
An active Republican for
many years. Mr.. Gallagher was
elected to Congress in l942, de-
feated in 1914. elected again in
1916 and defeated in the 1913
primary.
He was the author Of a bill
to demolish old buildings
around Independence Hall and
convert the area into a ma
tional shrine. The work now
is almost finished.
A native of Philadelphia. Mr..
Gallagher attended public
schools and Pierce Business
College there. He had been in
the merchandise warehouSing
and transportation business
since 1886.
He is survived by two daugh-
tiers. A requiem mass will be
offered tomorrow. with burial
in Holy Cross Cemetery. Phil
adelphia.
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Ruth P. Rich, 43,
YWCA Cashier

Miss Ruth p. Rich. 43. CASH
Ter at the YWCA cafeteria.
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
since 1885. died Sunday in Al
exandria Hospital after an au-
tomobile accident.
She was fatally injured when
the car in which she was rid
ing crashed into a wall south
Of Alexandria on U. S. Route /,
Survivors include a sister,
Mrs. Esther Hardy of Alexan-
dria; two brothers. Owen and
Henry Rich Of Arlington. and
a niece. Miss Johnnie Esther
Carey. with whom she lived
at SOFA East Howell avenue,
Alexandria.
Services will be held at 1880
am. tomorrow in the Chambers
funeral home. 1900 Chaplin
street NV. with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DR.. NoIond Conter Dies;
Headed x-Roy Division

DR.. holland Mackenzie Can
ter, head OF the X-ray depart
ment Of Walter Reed Hospital
for several years after World
War I. died last night in Har-
risonburg. Va. He was 81.
He headed the X-ray de-
partment at Rockingham Me-
mortal Hospital in Harrisonburg
for ~ years.
Born In Fredericksburg, Va,
DR.. Canter was a leading lay
man in the Virginia Methodist
Conference. His father, the
late Rev. Isaac Canter. was a
Methodist minister In the Bal
timore Conference. A brother,
the late Rev. DR.. Harry M. Can
ter. held many pastorates in
Washington. Virginia and Mary
land.
DR.. Canter was educated at
Randolph Macon College and
at Johns Hopkins University
Medical School.
He served as a captain in
France during World War I
with both British and American
units.
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Dr.. Joseph PIumpe, Scholar
Of Classics at Catholic u.

The Rev. DR.. Joseph c.
Plumpe, Sc. classical scholar OF
the Catholic University School
Of Sacred Theology. died OF a
kidney ailment Sunday night at
Pontifical College Josephinum,
Columbus. Ohio.
DR.. Plumpe had been on a
leave Of absence from Catholic
University since 1858 because of
III health.
A native Of Cloverdale. Ohio.
Father Plumpe was educated at
the college where he died. He
received degrees at the uni
versities OF Munster and Berlin,
Germany. and was ordained a
priest at Toledo. Ohio. in 1928.
He began teaching classical
languages in 1882 at the Pom
tifical College Josephinum in
1882. He taught there until
1871. when he joined Catholic
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Joseph Bornhort,
Republican Leader

DANVILLE. Ill, Dec. 10 GP).
Joseph c. Barnhart, n. at
torney and lifelong worker in
Republican Party inner circles,
died yesterday.
Mr.. Barnhart was a close
associate and adviser of such
Illinois Republican figures of
the past as Representative Jo-
seph G. tUncle joe Cannon,
Senators Medill Mccormick
and William B. Mckinley, and
Gov. Frank o. Lowden.
Mr.. Barnhart began his po-
litical career under the tutelage
OF Mr.. Cannon. who gave him
a job in Mr.. Cannon'S WASH
ington Office shortly after Mr..
Barnhart was graduated from
high school. He studied in his
spare time at the law school
of George Washington Univer-
Sity, graduating in 1905.
Mr.. BarrMart attended every
G. o. P. national convention
since that of 1904.
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After serving at Walter Reed
Hospital here, he moved TO
Harrisonburg and went into
general practice for several
years. He then opened an Of
fee in radiology there.
DR.. Canter three years ago
received an honorary doctor
OF science degree from RAN
dolph-Macon. He was active
in college alumni work.
He was a Mason. a member
OF Phi Beta Kappa and former
president of the Harrison chap
ter of the American Cancer So
ciety.
In addition TO his wife, DR..
Canter is survived by three
sons. Harry Yancey Canter,
500 Roosevelt street, Bethesda:
DR.. holland M. Canter, jr., of
Harrisonburg; DR.. Hall Glib
bons Canter. 1910 South Utah
street. Arlington and eight
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Asbury Me-
mortal Methodist Church. Har.
risonburg. with burial in Wood.
bine Cemetery there.
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Herman Rudolph,
Ex-Mogistrote
In HyottsviIIe

Herman H. Rudolph. "a, a
retired Army officer and former
Prince Georges County justice
Of the peace, died Sunday at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital after a heart attack.
He had lived in the Washing
ton area since his retirement
from the Army in 1897.
A native OF Germany. Mr..
Rudolph came to this country
when he was IA and lived with
relatives in the West. He en-
listed as a private when he was
II and later received reserve
commission. During World
War I. he served in the Philip
pines.
After he retired as a captain.
Mr.. Rudolph was a statistical
clerk at the Commerce Depart
ment for 10 years. He managed
the Elks Club at 919 H street
NV. for a time and served as
magistrate in Hyattsville from
1850 to 1853.
Survivors include his widow.
the former Rosa May fudge OF
the home address. 528 Addison
road. Seat Pleasant. Md; a
son. Chester L. Friedman Of
507 Sixty-ninth street. Seat
Pleasant. and two granddaugh-
tiers, Miss Linda Friedman
and Mrs. william T. King, both
Of the home address.
Services will be at $50 am.
tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home. SIT Eleventh street Sc.
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
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University. where he taught &C.
clesiastical Latin and New Tes-
lament Greek.
Father Plumpe was a mem
Der OF the American Philolog-
ical Association, the Classical
Association OF the Middle West
South and Atlantic States and
the Classical Historical Asso-
citation.
He is survived by three sis
tiers. Mrs. Gertrude HerrscheI
and Miss Marie Plumpe. of De-
troit. Mich. and Mrs. Clara
Lamers. Of LEIPZIG, Ohio: three
brothers. Walter Plumpe. OF
Detroit. August Plumpe, of Fl
Wayne. Ind, and Huber,
Plumpe. of Hawaii.
Requiem mass will be sung
at 10 am. Thursday at the
Pontiflcal College JoSephinum
Burial will be in the Columbus
Ohio. school cemetery.
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Mrs. Carl Smith S
Rites Set Toduy

Services for Mrs. Carl II.
Smith. 80. a former leader in
the Daughters of the American
Revolution here. were to be held
today at Hines funeral home.
290l Fourteenth street NV.
Burial was to be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mrs. Smith. who died Of a
heart attack Saturday at her
homo. 1921 Biltmore street
NV, was a native Washing
tonian.
Mrs. Smith, the former Helen
Scott Meloy. is survived by a
niece. Mrs. Frank L. Parish.
56ll Chevy Chase parkway
NV. and two nephews. John
A. and Samuel w. H. Meloy.
both of Upper Marlboro, Md.
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.Bernurd Godboid,
.Air-Conditioninq
Engineer for u. S.

Bernard p. Godbold, SO. an
ACKNOWLEDGING engineer with
the Government for Is years,
died Sunday at Washington
Sanitarium. He had been an
invalid since he received q
head injury on the job at the
National Gallery Of Art four
years ago.
A native Of Wilcox County,
Ala, Mr.. Godbold moved to
Washington in 1885. He began
his 10 years Of Government
service as a guard and later
worked as an engineer in sew
eral agencies.
He was an active member OF
Luther Rice Memorial Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife.
the former Mamie Cleveland.
of 4l9 Boyd avenue, Takoma
Park. Md; four daughters. Mrs.
Ralph Harris Of Gaithersburg.
Md; Mrs. Fred Zeigler of
Montgomery, Ala; Mrs. Will
liam Doerr Of Falls ChurN,
and Mrs. Richard Harris Of
Wheaton. Md; a son, Preston
c. Godbold Of Landover Hills,
Md. and eight grandchildren.
Mr.. Godbold also is survived
by a sister. Mrs. G. D. Carroll
of Philadelphia. and a brother,
Stanley c. Godbold Of Camden.
Ala.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow in the Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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Mrs. Goodposture
Services Set Toduy

Services for Mrs. Eda Mary
Schneider GoodpaSture. 90. a
resident of the WASHINGTON
area since 1902. were to be
held today at New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church.
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue NV. Burial was to be
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Goodpasture, widow of
Carol o. Goodpasture. an
osteopathic physician here for
IS years. lived at 5000 Forty
first avenue. Hyattsville.
She studied at the Indian
apolis Conservatory OF Music
and taught piano. string in
struments and the pipe organ.
Mrs. Goodpasture is sur
vived by two daughters. Mrs.
Esther G. Heath. 1902 Nichol-
son street. Hyattsville: Miss
Grace Goodpasture OF the
Fortv-first avenue address: a
brother. c. d. Schneider, Tell
City, Ind. and four grandsons,
one granddaughter and seven
INSTRUMENTATION.
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Ralph R. Rich, IS, Resident
darlington for Half Century

Ralph r. Rich. IS. an Airing
ten resident for more than so
years. died Sunday at his home
at 1855 North Sixteenth road.
Arlington.
He had retired eight months
ago as a supervisor at Wood
ward a. Lothrop after 80 years
OF service. During World War
I he was a chief petty officer in
the Navy.
Born in Pennington. N. c.,
he came TO Washington as a
young boy and then moved to
Arlington. He was educated in
the Washington public schools.
He was a member Of St.
Luke's Methodist Church OF
Washington. the Columbia Ma
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sonic Lodge and Arlington Post
l39 OF the American Legion.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Edna Rich: a son. Reese
Rich Of s24 North Greenbrier
street. Arlington. and three
grandchildren. Also surviving
are a brother. Edgar NJ. Rich
Of 5035 Lowell street NV. and
three sisters. Mrs. Eva Ensign
OF 1903 North Seventeenth
street; Mrs. Ruth John Jones.
1922 North Pierce street. and
Mrs. Evelyn Potterton. 3l6
North Kenmore street, all OF
Arlington.
Funeral services will be held
at ] pm. tomorrow at Ives
funeral home, 2S47 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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fu Mrmnriant

WATKINS. JOSEPHINE v. In loving
PRIME v WATKINS. who passed
eway NO years aGo today. December
10, 1898
Your memories are all We have now,
God called you to your rest
But memories are a eift of God
And He knows what IA best
HFR DAUGHTER, EVELYN, AMI
GRANDcHII DREN
WATERS. FRANCIS A. In loving m, M
DRY OF nv dear husband. FRANCIS
A. WATERS. who departed this life
eiehteen wears ARo today, December
10. 1919.
Away in the land Of the sunrise,
Separated by Heavens sold door.
MY loved one Is patiently waiting,
Not dead, Just some before.
LOVING WIPE. MARY c. WATERS. !.
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Phone Rute Discussion

Proposed rate changes in
Maryland by the Chesapeake a.
Potomac Telephone Co. will be
explained at a meeting of the
East Silver Spring Citizens AS
ISOLATION at 8 pm. Wednesday.
The group will meet at the
Citizens Building q Loan Build
ing. Silver Spring.
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Arthur B. Price

BALTIMORE. Dec. 10 Up
Arthur B. Price. former Demo-
cratic City Council president.
who for several years was
thorn in the side of his own
party'S city administration,
died yesterday. He was 70.
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Iii Mrmnriant

GREGOvSKY. JOSEPH a. sacred TO
memory OF nv dear husband. JOSEPH
A GRBGOVSKi who passed away
one year ago today December 10,
1896.
There Is . wife Who misses YOU sadly
And hnds the time Iona since you
And thinks Of you daily All hourly.
But tries to be brave and content
But the tears that I shed In silence
And breathe q stRh OF reRret.
O Tho SS ~s Eli tSs ,n sO sRq torses
YOUR LONELY WIFE. VIRGINIA
GENSBERG, KENNETH n. IN loving
memory OF our dear son, KENNETH II,
0ENSBERO. who departed this life
sixteen years Ago today. December
IL. 1871.
None knew him but to love MIN.
Nor named him, but to praise
MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTER
HARRIS. HELM CECILIA. In loyine
memory OF my devoted wife. HELEN
CECILIA HARRIS. who passed away
four years ago today.
Her smiling way and pleasant face
Are q pleasure to recall.
She had . kindly word for each
And she died beloved hy all
Some day We hope 20 meet her,
Some day We know not when,
To clasp her hand In the better
Never 70 part aeAin.
HER LOVING HUSBAND. MARCEL
LUIS. AND DEVOTED SON. WAL
LACE
HASkIN. RANDOLPH 2. In loving
remembrance OF RANDOLPH z
HASKIN, who passed into eternity
i 10y is4a years Aso today December
Time is neetins memories remain.
But without you, life u never the
HIS WIPE. DAISY I, pAyoHJER;;
MARxEL SON REV RANDOLPH
JONES, EVA IvERsON. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. EVA
IVERsoN JONES. who left us sud
denly ffteen years ago today. De-
cember 10, lb42.
We do not need . special day
To brine YOU 10 our minds
The days we do not think OF YOU
Are very hard to ind.
Since you WENT nrst
And We remain to walk thi: road
alone,
Wen live in msmory's gardsn
,,t3nf h .,N ia" e ysys np Known v,o,
SMITH AND DANIEL JONES
O'NEILL, MARY ELLEN. sacred to
The memory Of our dear mother,
MARY ELLEN O'NEfII,, who died
fourteen years ago today, December
10, lnf3,
Anniversary masses in WASHINGTON
D C., and Brooklyn, N Y.
We have only memory Dear
We cherish our whole life through.
But the sweetness will live forever,
As we treasure the memory OF YOU.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN
PRESTON, IDA w.. OVERTON, LEROY
l.. In lovine memory OF our dear
sister and aunt MRS. IDA. v, PRES
TON, who passed away three wears
ago today. December 10. 1884, and
our dear brother and uncle, MR.
LEROY L. OVERToN, who passed
away two years ago, December H.,
1855
A happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still;
But death has left us loneliness
This world can never NIL
You left beautiful memory.
A sorrow too great TO be told
But 10 us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old
THEIR SISTER, MRS CATHERINE
BENAU AND NIECEs, MRS. EMMA
,pRuMMMINo AND MRS. ELSIE
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