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The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
Personals

/ Suer home were Mr.. Molly LIE.
Sueur of Glendive and her daugh-
ter, who is visiting there from
her home in Bakersfield, Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bondeson and
children of Rolla, N. OAK, are
spending Christmas week in Sid
ney at the home of their respec-
tive parents, Mrs. Tillie Bondeson
and the Gail Sawyers. On their
return Saturday they will be ac-
companied by Rays mother, who
will visit at their home indefinite
ly. Ray is manager of the Rolla
Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sorenson
will spend Christmas in Wolf
Point, where they will enjoy
Christmas Eve and be overnight
guests at the home of their son,
DR.. Ralph Sorenson and family.
Tom and Bob Harper arrived
home Friday FROM their respec-
tive schools for their Christmas
vacation. Tom comes from st.
Paul, where he is attending Maca-
lester College, and Bob is a stu
dent at the Duluth branch of the
Minnesota State University in Dull
nth.
Christmas weekend guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Cumming and family will be Mrs.
Cummings parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Young of Livingston, and
her brother, Raymond, who is a
student at Montana State College
in Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Criger are
looking forward to a visit with
their daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Dige and
son Chris, who plan to spend the
Christmas weekend here with her
parents and with his mother, Mrs.
Johanna Dige. They will all be
entertained at the Criger home
for Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bolte left
Saturday morning for Mesa, Ari-
IONA, where they will spend the
winter.
MA dllQ l0lS. NldIk TdWC6LL
left Saturday morning for st. Paul
where they will visit through the
holiday season with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Loken and son Mark, and
with Mrs. Fawcett's sisters, Mrs.
Art Larson and Mrs. Harold Mar
tin and their families in Mime
apolis.
Christmas guests at the home of
Mrs. Lucille Johnson will be her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Berg
lund of Froid, and her aunts and
~uncles, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wes-
sner of Terry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Anderson of McCabe.
Miss Helen Hess of ST. Paul,
Mimi, will arrive in Sidney
Thursday to spend Christmas at
the home of her brother and his
wife, MI. and Mrs. A. C. Hess.
Miss Hess teaches school in st.
Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar johnson
met their son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Johnson and their
three children on their arrival at
Culbertson Wednesday morning
for a ten day holiday visit. Bruce
is choral director at the Cleve-
land High School in Portland,
Oregon.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
Requiem Mass for
P. Buckley

Requiem mass for William p
Buckley, SO, Culbertson farmer
will be celebrated by the Rev
Joseph Heretick in st. Anthony's
Catholic Church at Culbertson al
8 o'clock Wednesday morning
today and interment will be in
the Lone Butte cemetery located
about II miles northwest of Sid.
ney. The Rosary was recited al
the Cloyd- Gorder Chapel Tues
day evening. -,
Mr.. Buckley was born in Sid
ney June "a, 1919 the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Buckley and had
resided in the Sidney and Culbert-
son areas all of his life. His mar
rage to Jacqueline Angela Lyon
took place in Glendive June 20,
1945. The family now reside on a
farm south of Culbertson.
The deceased was a member of
the East Lone Butte School board
and also an active member of the
Sidney Moose Lodge.
He is survived by his wife and
eight children, Gary, Patricia,
Judy, Jimmy, Barbara, Billy Dean,
Sharon and Shirley. Judy and
Jimmy are twins. He also leaves
a sister, Miss Patricia Buckley OF
Los Angeles, and his parents.
The enthusiasm of a salesman
is directly proportionate to his
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
Crane
By ANNA NELSON

Bill Goss arrived home Friday
evening to spend the Christmas
holidays with his parents. Bill
is a student at the MISC al
Bozeman.
hrs. Ruth Book, sister of Mrs
jim Wright left for Powell, Wyo.
to spend the holidays at the
home of daughters.
A very good crowd attended
the school Christmas program
last Friday evening.
The Don Goss and Ted Soren-
son families were supper guests
of Mr.. Goss Sr. Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stevenson
visited last Monday evening at
the Asa Bradley home.
Anna Nelson is leaving Tues
day for Billings to spend Christ
mas with her daughter and fam
lily.
Russell Brest and w. o. Goss
were dinner guests at the Ken
meth Goss home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bakken
and son were supper guests at
the Asa Bradley home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart and son,
and David Kelly visited at
the Wright home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stewart and
Joan are leaving for Great Falls
Saturday where Joan will under
go heart surgery Dec. 80.
Mrs. Dan Knapp of Savage
visited at the Asa Bradley home
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Douglas
and MI. and Mrs. Bill Schmierer
and family were supper guests
at the Charley Clark home.
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Poplar

Sunday visitors at the Willie
Wlnafer home were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Milne, Georgia, Sara and
Mrs. RoH Ralfsen.
James Fredericton was In Sid
ney on business on Monday. Tues
day callers to Sidney were Mr..
and Mrs. George Milne and Mrs.
Johnnie Johnston.
The Grandview School HEX
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

their Christmas program on Fri
day, Dec. 10Th. A nice crowd was
present.
Leaving the area for the Christ
mas holidays are MIR. and Mrs.
V. R. Strommer and Lynn who
left Saturday for Idaho Falls,
Idaho and MI. Ralf Ralfsen who
left Saturday afternoon for his
home in Bucyrus, N. Oak.
The pupils of the school and
teacher wish to. extend to the
Community a Very Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year.
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Centre Theatre

Saturday December 9th
will be a big day at the
Centre Theatre for the kid
dies around this area. There
will be a free holiday show
starting promptly at 2::3O.
Eight technicolor cartoons
and three two-reel comedies
will be featured. The age
limit is II years old and
under. This is necessary so
we can seat all the younger
Riddles. If an older child is
necessary to take care of
your younger ones have
them come along and we
will make arrangements.
The management ana
staff of the Centre Theatre
would like to take this OPP
portunity to wish every
one in this community a
very Merry Christmas and
--L
a Happy New Year. ....
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
IN M-=ENpTTTM

To the loving memory of our
beloved Father, Jake Resig, who
departed this life one year ago,
December &c. Sadly missed by all
The Family. 49-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24

The man who refuses to take a
rest until he gets sick, usually
gets sick.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
WNnfAdS
Zoo Late % Czas,iH

WILL DO BABY STTTING-In your
home or mine. Phone 401. 49-2tc
FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay, first and
second cutting. Baled straw. Feed
barley. J.. NJ. Roberts. Crane. Mont.
49-3tp
WANTED - Custom baling. Loren
Young, Phone 2713 Fairview. 49-tfc
FOR SALES20,0OO BTU propane
heater, almost new, 1/3 off. 1900
rods used No. u barbed wire. 1919
Ford pickup. 4 speed trans, excel
lent condition. l tractor driven drag
saw. Phone 01l1J-3. 49-2tp
FOR SALE-White boar pig about
200 lbs. Geo. II. Hill. Lambert.
Mont. 49-1tp
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Mrs. Wright,
Enjoys Widow

Mrs. ]. Butler Wright. "a,
widow Of a former Ambassador
TO Cuba. died yesterday IN
George Washington Hospital.
She lived at 3027 @ street NV.
Her husband, who died In
1899. was q foreign service Of
ficer for many years.
She was the daughter OF the
late Rear Admiral and Mrs. w.
H. H. Switzerland.
Survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Edward T. Lampson Of
314l p street NV. and Mrs.
Harvey H. Bundy. jr., Of Man
chester. Mass, and q sister,
Mrs. Edmund Richardson Of
Palm Beach.
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow in the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Washing
ton Cathedral. Burial viii be
private.
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Aaron Cohen, 81. Operator
Of Fuel Firm Since 1922

Aaron Cohen. 81. a fuel COM
pany operator. died yesterday
At George Warrington univer-
sity Hospital after . Ions III
meas.
Mr.. Cohen came 10 this
country from his native Russia
~ . young man, The family
settled here. and he and his
father opened q grocery store
and coal business.
In 1917. Mr.. Cohen became
owner OF the AAA Coal Co.
and In 1895. he purchaed, with
his wife and elder son. the
Central Fuel Co. The two firms
later were merged.
Mr.. Cohen was q member Of
Fraternity Lodge, Birth Abra-
ham: the d. c. Hebrew Bene-
ficial Association: B'nai Birth;
Dawson Lodge No. Is. FAM;
the Mems Club Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged and the
Woodmen Of the World.
He also was q member OF
Adas Israel and ohev Sholom
Congregations.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Bessie Cohen. Of the home
address. 260l Woodley place
NV; two sons. Norman O.
Cohen. $3.50 Appleton street
NV. and Stephen r. Cohen,
55l3 Greystone street. Chevy
Chase: q sister, Mrs. A. Klein
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LuchIun c. MucPherson, 81,
Arlington 9. 0. P. Leader

Lachlan C. Macpherson. SO,
active in Republican politics
during his 48 years in Arlington
County, died yesterday at his
home, 6213 North Nineteenth
street, Arlington.
Mr.. Macpherson, owner of a
building firm. served as Re-
publican county chairman In
1892.
Born in Glenelg, Inverness
shire, Scotland, he came to this
country at the age of 6 and had
lived in Arlington since 1910,
He was a member of the Little
Falls Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Henry Meyer of
Herndon. Va; Mrs. James H.
Hustead of 1925 North Long,
fellow street, Arlington, and
Mrs. w. w. Morris of 1900
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Edward N. Morrissey, SO,
Subversive Control Official

Edward M. Morrissey. So. first
hearing examiner for the Sub
versive Activities Control Board,
died yesterday at his home. 33l
Arlington Village. Arlington,
Va, after a long illness.
A native of Ogden. Utah, Mr.
Morrissey received his law de-
gree from George Washington
University here in 1928. The
same year he was appointed
assistant United States attorney
for the district of Utah. a post
he held until 1929. when he
resigned to 60 into private
practice.
In 1916 he was elected county
attorney for Salt Lake City
County, and in 1854 was APP
pointed to the SACB. q quasi
judicial body which conducts
hearings for organizations ac-
cused by the Attorney General
of being subversive.
Mr.. Morrissey served in the
Navy during World War /. His
legal affiliations included the
Utah State Bar Association,
the Sale Lake County Bar AS
ISOLATION. and the Trial Ex-
aminers Conference in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
He was a member Of the
Knights Of Columbus and took
part in many Catholic church
activities, both here and in
Utah.
He is survived by his widow
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VS.. CurroII. Jr.,
46, Salesman

William Sidney Carroll, jr.
as, a HyattSville (MdO resident
and native. died Wednesday ir
Prince Georges Hospital.
An electrical appliance sales.
man. he resided at 4S0s Hamil.
ton street. A World War 4
veteran. he served aboard the
USS Nevada.
Survivors include his mother
Mrs. Nina Espey Carroll of the
home address; two daughters
Mrs. Judith c. O'Neil and Mis-:
Muriel s. Carroll, both Of 65Ol
Otis street, Landover Hills, Md;
a sister, Mrs. Eleanor c. Bet
tencourt. 10607 st. Paul street
Kensington. Md; and q
brother, Francis E. Carroll
Grand Rapids, Mich.
A requiem mass will be said
at 9 am. Tuesday in st
Jerome's Catholic Church, SOS
Forty third avenue. Hyattsville
Burial will be at 1880 am. in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Hazel. Of the home address:
three sons. John J. Morrissey
Of Salt Lake City. Edward M.
Morrissey, of San Francisco,
Calf, and Col. James A. Nor
rissey Of the home address: a
daughter. Mrs. Marilyn Roberts
Of 621 South Walter Reed drive,
Arlington, Va; a brother, Ray
mond p. Morrissey of Seattle,
Wash: a sister, Mrs. Carl Clark
Of Ogden and seven grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held. at IL
am. Monday at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home. 3246 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington, and at
1880 am. at the st. Thomas
More Church at 10l North
Thomas street, Arlington. Bur.
ial viii be in Arlington Celle-
terry.
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Ralph B. Morrow,
Retired From IRIS

Ralph B. Morrow. ST., SO, q
retired Internal Revenue Serv-
ice accountant, died yesterday
at his home. 5000 F street, Seat
Pleasant, Md.
He retired a year ago after
81 years Of Government serv-
ice.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Martha Stambach; two
daughters, Mrs. Charles E,
Staub, of Seat Pleasant, and
Mrs. Ernest Smith. of Fort
Knox. KY; two sons, Earl A.
Morrow. Of Mitchellville, Nd,
and Ralph B. Morrow, jr., of
$685. Rollins avenue, Seat
Pleasant; a stepson. Robert
Stambach, of Staten Island,
N. Y, and six grandchildren.
Service will be held Sunday
in York.
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AnurIlttip

bnEssLER. JULIUS EDwARD. An
sT ID Inc isss JuEiug kpWkRb
NNEAaLkh, beloved husband ~
eui.f nFe.sl,r and issher o. s Bernie y
s ry X. iass. . nf'q pS e. apf Rin;
: bsvla Memorial Qardsh y mile wet
Kslailvss and friends Invited is
corr .s,, IAcS e. IA. s.g y0S'iI oo1I,rs
isiksT 81 Miriam Korsn and leon.
Albert and Morris cohgn, ND be
bed on sunday, NAY ~ ieaA ~
.%.,!gP5, ssjs isss d pe y, yI aslsdS
,,.s ssoe Gather st. Hilisss''
oCnsMAN. DAVID. Thsrs YIN y
bHvib @oScthkEN. s o. sunday HS.'s Hss
1883 AZ 2 pm 81 ne ksshsr
sc Relatives and friends Invited.
sPIvoK, SAMUEL. An unwilling VII
bt held on sunday, Nay ~ lebe.
inmbla 'Eodss cemstsrs, ikih Il.
s,S aasi sSSjIySs s:ls;:a S|S$ ", y;
Stlvss and friends Invited.
VIAL , hyFE n, i is%IS e e.! e:
E oyisa .S q N %'n sunday n
David Memorial Garden: IsiI'
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Abe Mostow, Retired Grocer
And DIGS Charter Member

Kosher Israel Congregation In
Georgetown.
He also was q 32nd degree
Mason in the King Solomon
Lodge.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Rose Mostow. Of Miami:
and a sister. Mrs. Kinda Kline
Of 6622 Thirteenth place NV.
Services we're to be held ut
noon today in Danzanky's
funeral home. 350l Fourteenth
street NV. with burial in
Georgetown Congregation
Cemetery. A mourning period
will be observed at the Thir-
lteenth place address.
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Eugene F. Med Donald, Jr.,
Zenith Rudio Corp. Founder

CHICAGO. May 16 tR.-Eu-
gene F. Mcdonald. jr.. founder
and president Of Zenith Radio
Corp. and a firebrand in the
electronics industry since the
1s20s, died Of cancer last night.
He was ~.
The internationally known
businessman was a pioneer in
the radio and television in
dustry and also was noted as a
yachtsman. explorer and au-
thor.
Under his leadership the
Zenith Corp. grew from a
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]. K. Hoskins,
HeaIfhPioneer

John X. Hoakins. "A. q pioneer
for the Public Health Service IN
the field Of sanitary engineer
ing. died today at his home.
oeie Woodside place. Chevy
Chase. Md.
AZ hh retirement In 1913, he
held the rank Of assistant sur
eeon general. and was the PISS
first sanitary engineering ofn-
cer--a post created In iels.
He served with PMS for 10
years.
He rs survived by his widow:
Hattie. OF the home address.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing made through the Pumph-
rey funeral home at 1857 Wis
sonsin avenue. Bethesda. Nd.
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In Mrntnrtant

BELL. MARY PATE; FATE, RUS
SELL c. In sacred memory Of our
mother and grandmother, MARY
1881 BEL an. Ss0 G Sas'e SrU aSsT n saS
uncle. Russell c. PATE, who died
Tine and Years roll swiftly by.
But love and memories never die.
DEVOTED 4ES rT pAgoH TER AMP up, SIS sIs:
dRANDsoN AND NEPHEW. OIL
BERT BRADLEY WILSON.
BOONE, ALTON b. A tribute Of love
and father, ALTON B. BOONE. who
was suddenly called away from US
nine years ago, May 16, 1919.
1t is not the. tears ct the time that
Which tel @" q the hearts that are
But the silent tears in after years
And remembrance silently spoken.
The flowers we place upon your
grave may wither and decay,
But love for YOU who sleeps beneath
viii never fade away.
HIS sN Wi VIZ mp IopISAuo DAUGHTER JEAN
BOTELER, JOHN w.. In loving mem.
BOTELER. who departed this life
two years ago, May 16, 1886.
The world may change from year
And friends from day to day,
But never viii the one l loved
From, memory pass away.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, ANNA.
BRIGGS. ELI J. In loving memory
Of my dear husband, ELI j.
BRIGGS. who departed this life
one year ago today, May 10, 1857
Though absent he Is always near,
still loved. still missed, still very
Time takes away the edge of grief,
bEvoTSEipS r w WIFE O1 MRs every ZN ISiI
HENDERSON BRIGGS.
HATTIE B. In loving
memory Of our mother and grand
mother. HATTIE B. COLEMAN. who
departed this life one year ago
today. May l6, 1857.
Our Mother rests in heavenly peace,
COD grant some day we meet her
DOROTHY HARRIS, WILLIAM NJ
S09H wHTMlEAAN AND DoRREEN H.
JONES, FLORENCE. A tribute of love
and devotion In memory OF our
dear mother and grandmother,
FLORENCE JONES who was called
W cteIHal Iebl may 10. lVO1.
We loved YOU very dearly,
And tried from day to day,
everything to make YOU happy
In our humble little way.
But then one day you heard .
That only you could hear.
~ called you to the holy land,
Wnere there's no pain or fear.
Some day we are going to see you
In that land so bright and fair,
HIS precious voice will cali us, too
And We will meet YOU there.
LOVINGLY YOURS, EDNA WARE
AND DAUGHTER.
THOMPSON, CATHERINE A.. In Law.
lnE memory Of our wife and mother,
CATHERINE A.. THOMPSON, who
departed from this life seven years
ago today. May is, 1851.
The depths of sorrow we cannot
Of the loss of one we loved so well;
And while she sleeps peaceful
Her memory we shall always keen.
We shall meet in that land where
spring. Is eternal.
where darkness ne'er cometh or
sorrow or pain;
we snail meet in that land ever
And our parting. dear Mother. be
never again.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. CHIIDRF
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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kitchentable workship incor-
porated In 1923 to q leading
position in the radio and tele-
vision field.
From his laboratories came
the industry's first all-electric
receiver. eliminating storage
batteries from the living room,
and the FIRST automatic tuners.
In recent years Mr.. Mcdonald
has been q prime hacker Of the
controversial pay as you see
television, a plan he had ad-
vocated since beginning ex-
perimental work on television
in 1881.
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Richard Heppner, Defense
Official, Formerly of OSS

Richard p. Heppner. 40, de-
putty assistant Secretary Of De-
Tense for International Affairs
and much-decorated World
War II veteran. died Wednes-
day after a brief illness al
Walter Reed Hospital.
Mr.. Heppner also served the
Defense Department as deputy
assistant secretary for Security
Council affairs and planning,
and as special assistant since
May, 1857.
A native of Hanover. N. j.,
he was graduated from Prince
ton University, Glass Of 1882,
and the Columbia University
School Of Law. in 1895. Before
joining the department here,
he was q partner in the New
York City law firm of Donovan,
Leisure. Newton and Irvine.
He was a member of the
New York City and State Bars,
and was admitted to practice
before the Supreme Court.
In 1910 he entered the Army
and was assigned as an aide
to Colonel William Donovan,
who later became chief Of
the Office of Strategic Serv-
ices. With OSS, Mr.. Heppner
was Col. Donovan's co-ordina-
tor Of information.
Later, he became a deputy
in the London branch Of OSS,
and during the war headed the
Southeast Asia OSS Command
and the China Detachment of
OSS in Running, China.
Mr.. Heppner was a member
of the University Clubs here
and in New York City.
He is survived by his widow,
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Abe Mostow. 70. q retired
grocer, died Wednesday In
Miami. Fla.
He was q charter member OF
District Grocery Stores. and
for AZ years operated a store at
Albemarle street and Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
Mr.. Mostow. q native OF
Russia who came to this coun-
try when he was 81 years old
had lived in Washington SO
years. He was q former vice
president Of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged and a former
president and director Of the
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South Kent street. Arlington;
two sons. DR.. Archibald r. Mac
Pherson Of 5l44 North Thirty
fifth road. Arlington, and Colin
c. MACPHERSON, Arlington
County treasurer of 620l North
Eighteenth road, and IS
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 1880
pm. Sunday at the Arlington
funeral home. 1901 North Fair
fax drive. Burial will be in
Providence, r. l.. Monday.
The family requests that
tokens Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Arlington Hospital blood bank.
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Warren S. Porr Dies;
Retired Rear Admiral

Rear Admiral Warren 8. Parr.
81. UsN. retired. Pacific war
veteran and once q candidate
for State Senator from Arling-
ton. died suddenly yesterday.
after he was stricken while
playing golf at the Army-Navy
Country Club.
Admiral Parr. who lived at
3262 South 0lebe road. Arling-
ton, had been q consultant In
the industrial, production and
marketing fields since his re-
tirement from the Navy IL
years ago.
A native Of Topeka, Kans..
he was appointed 10 the Naval
Academy In 1919 and was grad
uated with distinction" In
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1913. after winning varsity let
ters IN football. basketball and
lacrosse.
Earned Masters Degree
He completed naval flight
training in 1890. and In 1885
received a master Of science
degree In aeronautical engi-
neering from the California
Institute Of Technology.
During World War II. he
served as air ofiicer aboard the
USS Albemarle, commanding
ofiicer Of the UsS Greene,
and organized and directed avi-
alton repair facilities on Qua
dalcanal.
In 1914 he was assigned 10
the once OF the Chief OF Naval
Operations ana retired In le4T.
Ran for State Senate
His lone venture into politics
came In 1865, when he ran for
State Senator unsuccessfully as
q Republican against the DEM
ocrats' powerful incumbent,
Charles r. Fenwick.
During the campaign, Ad-
miral Parr attacked Senator
Fenwick for his reluctance To
state his position on school
segregation. He keyed his cam
paign to the theme that Arling-
tons legislators had neglected
the county.
He is survived by his widow.
Lillian. Of the home address: a
son. Warren s. Parr, IT.. an
Annapolis graduate and now a
test pilot for Douglas Aircraft
in California. and a brother,
Adrian Parr Of Pittsburg, Kans,
Funeral arrangements are in
complete, pending the arrival
Of his son.
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Mrs. Elizabeth p. Heppner Of
Edgewood terrace. Belle Haven
Alexandria; his mother, Mrs
Loretta McDevitt of Hanover
N. j.. and a sister. Miss Miriam
Heppner Of Clinton. Ia.
Services viii be held at
O'Clock today in the Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery. The family has
requested that tokens of SYM
pathy be in the form of con-
tributions to the American
Heart Association.
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Iof Baltimore. and four grand
children.
Memorial week viii be at
$3.50 Appleton street NV. The
family requested that tokens
Of sympathy be In the form of
contributions TO the American
Cancer Society.
Services win be held at 2:30
pm. today at DansanslIy's
funeral chapel, 350i Fourteenth
street NV. with burial in Adas
Israel Cemetery.
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0REEN, BLANCHE BOWMAN. On
BoWAiAN GREEN. devoted wife q
James Green Of 2lO6 N st. NV.
sister Of Bessie Matthews, Deils
Hopkins. Eva Bell, Ethel Banks
and Clifton Bowman. After
pm. Friday. May Is, friends may
call at Boyd's Funeral Home, 1898
Goth st. NV. Funeral on satur-
day. May IL. at PM, from ths
above funeral heme. Family at 1898
25th st. NV.