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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
OCTOBER

a The paving of Water st.
and the streets around the park
was completed by the state high
way department, at a cost Of
$4,000 to Chardon Village.
- The Committee for No
vember Fifth Issues" organized
two weeks ago to promote Ge-
auga's $425, 900 jail bond issue,
approved today the printing of
1000 brochures for promotion
purposes.
8 a tentative master road
plan for Geauga County was
presented to the planning COM
mission by its consultant, James
M. Lister.
The Chardon Board of Educa-
ton hired Arthur F. SidellS, ar
chitect for the high school, as
architect for the proposed $218,-
600 elementary school. T h e
board also refused to take ac-
ton toward seeking an apology
from Perry High School after
three Chardon players were in
jured in a football contest be-
tween the two schools.
10 - The Thompson Telephone
Co., operating exchanges in
Thompson and Montville and
serving approximately 800 GUS
toners, became a subsidiary of
the Chardon Telephone Co.
Two new 1857 White buses
with Wayne bodies have been or
dered from Mentor Motor Sales
to alleviate a transportation
problem in both the West Geau-
ga elementary and high schools,
it was announced today.
IL - Chardon Rubber Co. en-
ployees voted 267 to lis in uni
on election, favoring the union.
Ray Boam, Chardon, was later
elected president of the new To-
cal no. 557, United Rubber
Workers, AFL-CIO.
II - C. l.. Shreiner was nam
ed to replace v. M. Brediger as
president of the Chardon Rubber
Co.
10 - Kathy Reminder reign
ed as queen of the Chardon
High School homecoming cele-
bratio1r. Her attendants were
Patty Oplinger, Carol Head, Be-
verify Bidgood and Ann Macdon-
aid, pinch-hitting for the hospit-
allied Kathy Peters.
20 - Chardon dedicated its
million-dollar high school, which
took a decade to build, with cer-
emonieS in the most recently
completed portion of the build
ing = the new $4,000 gymna-
Sium.
"a - Peter S. Hitchcock was
elected chairman of the board
of the Geauga County R d
Cross, it was announced today
The Hambden PTA carnival
earned $3.50, $100 of which was
later appropriated to buy a NOV
lie protector for the school.
Cuyahoga County Commission.
er Henry w. Speeth began serv-
ing a Six-day sentence in Geau-
ga County jail. He was fined $3.50
and given the sentence for driv.
ig while intoxicated, and fined
$50 for leaving the scene of ar
accident.
26 - About 200 Chardon area
youngsters and interested adults
attended the program presented
by Jungle Larry" at the Geau.
ga Theater to raise funds for the
Panhellenic scholarship fund.
q - Chardon was covered
with seven inches of snow as the
first white flakes of the season
arrived.
80 - Mrs. Gladys Wolken
Chardon Euclid Rd., filed a
$25, 900 civil case against Henry
w. Speeth, seeking the amount
as compensation for damages
which occurred, she claims, when
a car Speeth was driving collid-
ed with one she was driving on
Aug. 3.
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purchased by the Parent-Teach-
er Club through various fund
raising efforts.
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AUGUST

- R. j. Dragonette, Char
don, was named new manager
of the Chester office of the First
National Bank of Burton, it was
announced today by B. j. Shan
over, chairman Of the board.
Vain l.. Parsons announced he
would seek reelection as Mayor
of Chardon.
- Cuyahoga County Com
missioner Henry w. Speeth was
arrested by the Geauga Coun-
ty Sheriff'S Department and held
overnight in the county jail. The
sheriff said he was being charg-
ed with leaving the scene Of an
accident, resisting arrest and
driving while intoxicated.
7 - The new branch library
in Chester opened toady, located
in the Chesterland Furniture
Building on Mayfield Rd. This is
a branch of the Chardon library.
One hundred Seventy-five can
didates, seeking election to Ge-
auga township, village, school
board and county posts, filed
with the election board before
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25 james D. LiSle, Geauga
County Welfare Director, was
suspended for 80 days by the
county commissioners after he
confessed fatherhood of an un-
born child carried by Mrs. Pat
ricia Lee Marksz, Munson Twp.
divorced mother of four.
26 - The Geauga County Hos
pital Association announced the
employment of Paul c. Jacobs
to head the new hospital and to
expidite its day to day conStruc-
ton. 81
Chardon School Super n t e n
dent Ira A. Garfield explained
the many aspects of the pro-
posed merger to members of
the Hambden PTA.
% - Geauga County churches
scheduled special services in OBJ
Servance of the Thanksgiving
holiday.
DECEMBER
q In a reply drafted to the
county commissioners, James D.
Lisle asserted that his relations
with Mrs. Patricia MarkSz were
not adultery, but that they stem
med from purity of heart. "
Commissioners indicated they
would terminate Lisle's suspen-
sion by firing him on Dec. Is.
s. The Redifer Bus System
announced today that it has fill
ed an application with the Pub
lie Utilities Commission to dis
continue its bus service to Char
/ don.
Wellington H. Chapman, 81 :
year old acting director of the
Welfare Department, said he
was an active candidate for the
welfare directors job.
= The Geauga Record paid
special tribute to Lennah B
Bond, Che t. r, and Nellie
Wright, Middlefield, at a dinner
at Manor House. Mrs. Bono
completed 40 consecutive years
of writing for the Record this
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Col. William White Dick, II,
Army Officer for 40 Years

Col. William White Dick,
USA retired. a career Army
officer for 40 years who also
served as executive officer Of
the International Refugee Or
ganization, died Sunday of
a heart attack at his apart
ment at the WeStchester. He
was u.
Col. Dick was a veteran of
both World Wars, as well as
the Mexican border action
under Gen. Pershing. He helped
organize the general headquar-
tiers of the Air Corps in Eng
land in World War II, and
served in North Africa and
Italy before returning to the
general staff here.
Born in Charleston, S. c.,
Col. Dick was an honor gradu-
ate of the Citadel. He retired
in the mid-l940s after a 40
year career in the Army. He
then served with the IRO. a
United Nations agency here.
for five years.
Col. Dick was an active sup
porter of the National SYM
phony, and also had been a
volunteer worker for the old
Community Chest.
He was head usher at WASH
ington Cathedral.
His wife, Marguerite BUST
Dick. died in 1850. He is sur
vived by two sons, Mai. Gen.
William White Dick, jr., USA,
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Mrs. Mary B. Worder.
Retired U. S. EmpIoye

Mrs. Mary B. Warder. a for
mer resident of Arlington. died
Saturday at her home at In
dian Head, Md.
A retired Government en-
ploye. Mrs. Warder had made
her home at Indian Head for
the past 10 years. She was a
native of Fredericksburg, Va.
Her husband, Joseph. died
about Is years ago.
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Admiral Dennis Dies;
SecurityAgencyOff

He served in several posts in
the Far East during the 1930s.
and in 1910 was assistant feet
communications officer for the
ASiatic Fleet.
Legion Of Merit
Admiral Dennis held the Le-
gion of Merit. He became a
rear admiral last July when he
was appointed to the National
Security Agency post.
He is survived by his widow,
Jane, and a daughter. Char
lotte. both of the home address;
a son, Ensign Jefferson r. Den
mis-, jr., attached to the USS
Norfolk; his mother. Mrs.
Frank L. Dennis of San Diego.
Calf. and a brother. William
A. Dennis, 1903 Carlton street.
Glen Mar Park. Md.
An Episcopal service will be
held at 10 am. Friday at the
Fort Meade Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Rear Admiral Jefferson Rice
Dennis. 40, assistant director Of
the National Security Agency.
died yesterday after shoveling
snow at his home at Fort
Meade, Md. He was apparently
the victim of heart attack,
Admiral Dennis became as
sistant director of the NSA, q
top-secret intelligence agency,
last August. He also served as
director of the production
organization Of the NSA.
Before going there. Admiral
Dennis was assistant director
of Naval Communications.
Annapolis Graduate
Born in Colorado Springs,
Colo, he graduated from the
United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis in 1880.
Most of his naval career was
spent in communications work.
However, he served in subma-
rine duty in 1886. and in 1912
was executive officer for a time
of the destroyer Aaron Ward.
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who is serving in the South Pa
ciflc. and Col. John Sommers
Dick, USA, of Schenectady.
N. Y; and a daughter, Mrs
Marguerite D. Stevens. Of the
Westchester Apartments. Seven
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren also survive. as
we'll as a brother. George. and
sister. Miss Sommers Dick. both
of Charleston.
Services will be held at 10 80
am. tomorrow at Bethlehem
Chapel Of the Washington
Cathedral. Burial win be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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George Desson, 70.
Retired Guard

George DeSSon. 10, a native
of Scotland and former Wash
ington resident. died Sunday
at his home in Miami. Fla.
Mr.. Desson was a guard at
Dumbarton Oaks before his
retirement. His home here was
at 2l18 Tunlaw road NV. He
moved to Miami about six
months ago.
He served in the British
Army during World War 1,
when he was injured and lost
a leg.
He is survived by his widow
a daughter, Mrs. Peggy La
Roche. and one grandchild, all
of Miami.
Services will be held Thurs
day in Miami.
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IL. Buchanan,
.Entomo|ogist

Lee L. Buchanan, 81. hon.
orary research associate in
zoology at the Smithsonian In
stitution and former senior
entomologist at the Agriculture
Department, was pronounced
dead at Emergency Hospital
Saturday night after collapsing
on the street.
Mr.. Buchanan was an inter-
nationally recognized authority
on weevils and their identifica-
ton.
Born in Scion. Iowa. he grad
uated from Iowa State Univer-
sity in 1916. He went with the
Agriculture Department in 1917
as an assistant biologist in the
old Bureau of Biological Survey.
He served in that bureau until
1929, when he joined the Blu
reau Of Entomology and plant
quarantine. Mr.. Buchanan re-
tired as senior entomologist in
1949.
He was a member Of the
chronological Society Of Wash
ington: the Washington Acad-
envy of Sciences: the En-
tomological Society of America,
and the Biological Society Of
Washington. He also be-
longed to the Cosmos Club.
Mr.. Buchanan was bache-
lor. He IS survived by his
sister Mrs. K. r StolZ. Of the
home address, 25ll Randolph
street NE. and a brother,
Bayard E. Buchanan. Of Pu-
eblo. Colo.
Friends may call at the s. H.
Hines funeral home. 1901 -Four
teenth street NV. until 2 pm.
tomorrow.
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Funds Bill for Study
OF Area Advances

A House Administration sub
committee yesterday approved
an appropriation Of $4,000 to
finance a Congressional survey
Of Washington Metropolitan
Area problems.
The full committee is sched-
uled to act tomorrow.
Representative Hyde. Repub-
lican of Maryland. sponsor of
the program at the last session,
appeared before the subcom-
mittee seeking the funds. Last
year. $4,000 was advanced for
the study through January 81
of this year. Only $4,000 was
spent. however.
The Senate already has APP
proved the $4,000 item to ex-
tend the survey another year.
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Draths
WINDSOR, MARGARET EsHI

MARGARET EsHER. on
Saturday, February Is. 1855 in
W WINS beloved moeheT of Jsanns
Dempwolf and j. Robert Esher, and
sister Of Mrs Robert Umpleby She
also is survived by six grandchil-
dren. Funeral services will be held
at tho James T. Ryan Funeral
Home, 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc, on Wednes-
day. February 10. at II am. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
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GarN nf Ihanka

DONOVAN. TERESA NJ. We wish to
express our deep gratitude and ap-
probation to our relatives, friends
and neiehborS tor their many acts
of kindness and expressions Of SYM
patty and coincidence during the
recent loss of our beloved sister
FRED F. AND LOUIS B. DONOVAN.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thanks IN
The Stoi meets o need which con
hordly he solved in ony other ~oy
Not only IS II o oroeIcus expression
OF gratitude TO those who have sent
florol tributes but also cautiously
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
o personal note Of thanks connot
we'll be moIled OF whose nomes
and oddreses are not known
Insertion OF cord Of thonks
may be ouoneed BY telephone to
The Star. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home

Rlnaldl Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
$40 n 81 NE LII 3.4SSI
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
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ADAMS. DIR. RALsToN H., NJ. D. On
RkIsToN H. ADAMS, N, b, beloved
husband OF Muriel B. Adams, father
Charles B and CHRISTOPHER L. Adams
OF Silver Spring, Md, son OF Leason
H, and the late Jeanette 3. Adams
Of Chevy Chase. Md. brother Of
Leason B Of Kensinston, Nd. Will
liam NJ, Of Roundbay, Nd, and Made
line A, Jones OF Westport, Conn.
Funeral from the W K Huntemann
& Son Funeral Home, 5132 Georgia
ave. NV, on Thursday, February 20,
a. $40 am parking taeilitiesyl
Church. Forest Glen, Nd, at am.
Relatives ana friends invited to at
tend lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery 10
ANToNSON GUSTAV. On Monday.
February L.; 1858, at his residence,
20 Lawrence DR. Fails Church, Va /,
GUSTAV ANTONSOE, the beloved
husband OF Marie j Antonson. father
OF Mrs Florance WHY OF Kenslng-
ton, Nd and Remit Antonson. He
also is survived by two erandchil-
dren Friends may call at the Lee
Funera. Home, 18th ST and Mass
ave. ne, until l;l5 ON Thursday
February - Services will be held
at the Church Of TIE Reformation,
2l2 East Capitol st, at > pm.
1nterment National Memorial Park
Falls Church, Va 10
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CEMETERY lots
FONT LINCoLNi / eTipt. Garden o.
the Apostles. Saerihce. WA. 7-lsbg.
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ANTONsoN, GUSTAV A. Members Of
y 81 g; !: !: y
Der of our organization
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EDELIN,: VICTORIA. On Monday
h nS. EVTic4oRiss' EDELIN, & i' she IS Is
survived bv host of friends. After
q pm Tuesday, February Is. friends
may call at the johnson & Jenkins
Funeral Home, 4S0l Geofsia ave;
NV, where services will be held
on Wednesday. February 10, at IL
noon Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry
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El ANS, CLARENCE W.. Suddenly, o

Sunday, February rs, ig5 Ass CiIAF-
ENCE W EVANS of 1915 South
Edison st. Arlington. Va, beloved
husband of Josephine B. Evans,
father OF William R. Evans and
brother OF Mrs. Edith Club. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday,
February 20. at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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BISHOP, LLMEY LEE. OF 200 ? 81.
sw on February Is, 1858, husbc nd
OF Anne Lou Bishop, father OF Mrs
Lewis F Lawrence and Mrs. CLYDE w
BOYD Six grandchildren also survive.
Services al Chambers Funeral Home
BIZ llth ST. Sc. on Thursday, FEB
tional Memorial Park. Falls Church
Va 10
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HAYNES. RAYMOND L. On Monday,
February - 1858, RAYMOND L.
b LANES s,, Of 81 Webster St; NV.
father of Mrs. Mae carp. Mrs. June
Hawkins, Herbert, John and William
Haynes. brother Of August Haynes.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Nd, where services will be held
Thursday. February 20. at 1850
am. Interment Potomac Church
Cemetery. 10
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BAKER. J. EDGAR. Sr. On sunday,
February 10. 1885. at Hollywood, Nd
J EDGAR BAKER, Sr., husband OF
Irma Baker and father of Mrs Doris
Ellis Of Beltsville. Nd and John E
Baker, IT. OF Hyattsvllle. Md. Friends
may call at the Mattingly Funeral
Home. Leonardtown. Md. Funeral
services at :, m. Tuesday. February
is. at Joyce Chapel Methodist
Church. Hollyw God. Nd is
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wEIsENBERG. IRA BURTON

IRA BURTON WElSENBERG OF 97it
Noodley pl NV beloved son Of Syl-
via and Henry Neisenberg and de-
voted brother of Felice p Weisenberg.
Funeral services a. the Bernard Dan
lth 81. n W., on Thursday February
%. az am. Interment Adas Israel
Cemetery. 10
WILLIAMS, MAMIE. on Monday,
February IL, 1895. MAMIE WILL
LlAMS OF 1919 Maryland ave ne
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
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BISHOP, LEMEY I. Members Of !. o.
o. E.. Local 80, are here
A by notified OF the death
MNA q our late BrSther5'
VA A5 Friends may call at
M ~ Chambers Funeral Home,
SIT 18th ST. Sc. Funeral
services at ] pm. Thurs
day. FEBRUARY 90. 1858, from Cham
ber's Funeral Home Interment Ma
tional Memorial Cemetery. Falls
Church, Va.
JAMES NJ. INMAN, President.
MILTON L. BECKER.
10
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BOWMAN. DOROTHY X. on sun,
day, February 10. 1855, az Garhele
beloved mother Of Mrs, A., Loi'
White, daughter Of Mrs; Alice Konis,
macher and sister OF Mrs. Ruth
z Hathaway and Martin Konig.
macher She also is survived By
one erandchild Friends may cal
ct the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
carroll ST NV parking oppositei
day. February 90, at 2 pm. Inter
ment private "
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kANs. SARAH. On Saturday. Feb

ruary IS. 1858. SARAH KANs. be-
loved wife Of Harry Kans, devoted
mother Of Mrs. Bessie VanHorn, Mrs.
bett,, Meyer and Solomon Kans. She
IS also survived by one sister, Mrs
Lena Ringbaum one brother, Sam
RoSenfeld. and sixteen grandchildren
airy is, at pm. from the Bernard
Danzansky & Sons Funeral Home.
35ul l4th ST NV. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery ia
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M L1,sTI FRANK INK G s q shS Sunday FEB
beloved husband Of GLADYS 3: Nc
Mrs. Daniel Sereeney OF New York,
and uncle Of Mrs. Stephen NJ. Quinn,
IT., OF Silver Spring, Md, and Joseph
Tracey and Mrs. Olive Boyton. Serv-
ices from the W W. Deal Funeral
Home 1912 Ga. ave. NV, on Tues
day. February Is, at pm. Inter-
ment at Wilmington. ~ c. 10
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c ZEE. HARf Ns,, H. cd S1 o. Psi IS
Iandover, Nd. on February 10,
father Of Mrs James z Wink. Mrs
Leonard Marshall and Harry H.
Singleton Six grandchildren and
one ereat-Rrandchild also survive
Services al Chambers Funeral Home,
BIZ 18th st Sc. on Thursday,
cedar Hili Cemetery u" '"'
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MCINTYRE, RICHARD r. suddeni,

;
his residence, b4l6 HUNTINGTON pkwy !,
Bethesda. Md, RICHARD B, McEN-
TIRE. beloved husband Of Esther s
MS smss s Mespt, 81 LINDA soS 70 M ana
George McEntirs. brother Of Mrs.
William Myers Mrs Omar r. Jones
and Donald B. McEntire, ali Of
Topeka kans. Friends are invited
an Sa Home Das 81 RSSeTt G pSS.
phrev, Bethesda, Nd, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. Feb
ruary 20, At pm. In lieu Of
flowers contributions may Be made
Methodist Church. $500 Old deorse-
town I'd. Bethesda IA. Nd.
John I; On Sunday. Feb
pIsxsl st., Hyattsyille, Nd, JOHN /
Alice Msushsw, father Of Janet and
hob Nt,l hSsgshawI so, son q M5si Edith
MisStasn. Sf S.nf aelsS De sE ssuo. Ss Mls
Media Bladen, Mrs. Marie Lee, Mrs
Catherine Manthos and william H
Meushaw Friends may call al the
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Wednesday, February 49, at $50
pm. Interment Cedar Hi Cemetery,
MEYER ANNA IRENE. on Sunday.
February Us, 1858, at Montgomery
County General Hospital. ANNA
IRENE MEYER, beloved daughter OF
Henry l, Meyer, Russell ave
qaithersburs, Md, and the late
Georgia Anna Never. Miss Never
rests at the Gartner Funeral Home,
GaithersbuTg, Md where funeral
services will be held on Thursday,
February 90, at ~ am. Interment
Forest Oak Cemetery 10
MILLER, HELEN =. or 36l4 North
Round Hill I'd. Alexandria, Va, on
February ~. g5s, wife OF Fred W
Miller mother Of Lynn and Frederick
Miller daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry + Fales Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home, I0n Chaplin ST. NV,
until 4 pm. Tuesday, February rs
Services and interment at Wilmington.
N c.
MINOR. MARY. on Monday, Febru.
uary Il, 1905. MARY MINOR Of
1857 st. ne. formerly Of Char.
lottesvAille, Va DEVOTED mother of
Mrs Ophelia B MCQUEEN Notice
Of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
the Crouch Funeral Home, 81 X
81. NV.
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WASHINGTON, MARIE JOHNSON. In
dear mother. MARIE JOHNSON WASH.
INGToN who entered into eternal
! shall never FORGET you, dear Mother.
While In this world I STAY
When the form Of death oyercomes me.
Please meet me on the way.
LOVING DAUGHTER. MAMIE Z.
STALEY
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F. FRANK kIMMEL. secy.
NORTON. JOSEPH ELMER. Suddenly.
sEPH ELMER NORTON OF 423S YER
mont ave. Alexandria, Va, beloved
husband of Helen l. Norton tnee
Kidd. Seven children also survive
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, Ig0l N Fairfax dr.,
Arlington, Va, where services will be
held on Tuesday. February Is at .
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. is
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COLLINS, CHARLES F., y. OF 1921
sry IS. iass. SON d PSyll IS [. and
William Robert Allen, brother Of
JJaScscussine sue Collins Ann Services 4
st 8 e. on Wednesday. February 10,
at pm, Interment Oak Wood Gene
terry. Falls Church, Va. IS
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GhAOAN, bkAIhlCE y. On InuIsaay,
H Hospi.s shEsArhseSs e. oFH sSsdsns g
Ss4s South Capitol st., wife q WI.
Dorothy wsid ana EussHe McMickis
Seven grandchildren also survive
E RoSs Al. nay 4 ' and 4 81 bss snsT:
ne. here services will be held on
intsrmsnt Admission National Gene
HsIRsTON. NELLIE coRNELIA. on
NELLIE coRNELiA HAIRsToN. wife
Of the late Clifton l, HairSton; mother
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments by Henry 9. Washington a
HRLEY. FRANK r. on saturday Feb.
ruary Is. 1855, FRANK R.. H..LEY.
HUSBAND o. Anna N w hsles .I is'he se Of
W Heley and son OF Felix A Heley
Services at the Geier Funeral Home
$500 4th ST. NM on Wednssday
torment hrlinRton National Genre
terry Please omit flowers. Is
HENDERSON, MARGARET. On Satur-
day E Z bgi IS; ia5Si MARGARET
beloved dsuehter Of The late Clara
aunt Of Mrs Clara II, Bickiord Mrs
Walter BLACKWELL Miss Helen N.
Henderson, Mrs. Vlrginia Murray and
Robert Bridges Friends are anvited
10 call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A PUN
phrey. Bethesda. Md, where services
will be held on Wednesday. Febru-
airy 10. at 2 pm. Interment Rock
vile Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

MONDAY, February Il, 1858. GEORGE
a J; KING of 8 Canary I'd, Canary
Trailer Camp, Beltsville. Md, be-
loved husband of Susan S. King.
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home
4139 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille
Nd, on Thursday. February is. at
$40 am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Arlington Ma