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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-09-03
TO SPEAK ON SAFETY

Methodist Men of the Beaver
dam charge will meet Wednes-
day at the Rockport Methodist
church to hear a talk of traffic
safety by Patrolman Karlock of
Lima. He will illustrate his talk
with pictures. All boys of driving
age ia the area are invited to at
tend.
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Well Site Sought

A site for a well for the muni-
cipal system should be found be-
fore plans are submitted to
brokers or the government, the
engineer pointed out.
Board of Health regulations re-
quire the well to be located 300
feet from any possible source of
contamination, which limits
possible locations to fringes of
the village or areas Immediately
beyond.
'The site would not need to be
acquired Immediately but we
must know what is available in
order to complete the report, I"
Mr.. Connors said.
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MISS IRLENE SUE GIER-
MAN, Route 2, Bluffton, is
among the graduates of the
Mennonite Hospital School of
Nursing who received di-
plomas last Sunday. Irlene,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Karl E. Gierman, has sue
cessfully completed the three
year training program at the
Bloomington school.
Miss Gierman will return
to Bluffton college this fall
to complete work on a col.
lege degree.
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received her crown from the
hands of Mrs. RaeIeen Bu-
cher GreenawaIt, Miss Buck.
eye Of 1858.
Pam was sponsored In the
contest by the BIuffton Stone
Co. She is the daughter of
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shirl Miller,
Route 2, Columbus Grove.
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See Top Enrolment
At School Opening
Staff Completed With Hiring
Of Teacher and Clerk of Board

All staff positions have been filled remodeling pro-
jects near completion and Buon schools stand ready for
opening next Tuesday at m superintendent of schools
A. B. Murray has announced
Following Tuesdays halliday session the regular
schedule will begin Wednesday morning for an estimated
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PAM MILLER, comeIy
blonde junior Of Bluffton high
school is the second girl to
wear the crown of Miss Buck
eye In the beauty pageant
sponsored by the Bluffton
Business Mems association
in connection with the organ.
zatiOn's annual picnic. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06

DR.. Burke married the former
Miss Elizabeth Mayo Atkin-
son OF Richmond. Va, in 1912.
She died in 1916. Surviving
are three children of that mar
riage-John w. Burke. jr., OF
SOFA Glenbrook road NV,
Mrs. Richard w. Emory, Balti-
more, and Mrs. Arthur Howe,
jr., Of New Haven, Conn.
In 1854, DR.. Burke married
Mrs. Olive Latimer Patten,
widow of James H. Patten, who
survives at the home address
23l1 Tracy place NV. Also
surviving is a sister, Mrs. Hol-
land Judkins of Baltimore.
DR.. Burke was a member Of
the American Medical Asso-
citation. the American Ophthal-
biological Society, of which he
was president in 1947; the Dis
trict Medical Society; the
Chevy Chase Club, of which he
was president from 1850 to
1852; the Metropolitan Club
and the Alibi Club.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow at AL
Souls M mortal Episcopal
Church, Cathedral avenue ano
Woodley place NV. Buria,
will be at the Ivy Hill Gene
terry in Alexandria.
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Miss St. Clair,
District Resident
For II Years

Miss Matte r. st. Clair. SO.
a former Government worker
who lived in the District for
more than n years, died today
in the Sacred Heart Home in
Hyattsville.
Miss st. Clair, a native of
Charles County. Md, was grad
uated from the Old Business
High School in Washington.
She then worked for the Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing
as a clerk. In 1901 she trans
ferred to the United States
Post Office where she became
a senior auditor. She retired
in 1887.
Miss st. Clair was a member
of st. Paul's Sodality and also
belonged to the Catholic Wom-
ems Benevolent League. She
had lived at the Sacred Heart
Home for the past % years.
She leaves four cousins, Mrs.
Kingsley Love, DR.. Regis Boyle,
Charles w. Boyle and Mrs.
Joseph Montedonico, all of the
Washington area.
Services will be at $3.50 am.
Thursday in the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. A requiem mass will be
offered at 9 am. in st. Paul's
Church, Fifteenth and v streets
NV. Burial will be Mount
|Olivet Cemetery.
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S. A. SwindeIIs,
81, D. Native.

Samuel A. Swindells. 81, q
native Of Washington who re-
membered the Cleveland Park
area as part farmland, died
Sunday at the home of his
son, James F. Swindells, 342e
Macomb street NV.
Mr.. Swindells, a District
Mason, was a member of the
Georgetown Pre- sbyteriar
Church at BIS P street NV
for longer than 80 years.
He retired from Griffith Con-
sumers about is years ago. Be-
fore he joined Griffith in the
early 1930s, Mr.. Swindells hac
worked for the Consolidated
Coal Co.
Besides James Swindells, hi
leaves another son, DR.. Frank
E. Swindells of Maplewood
N. j., and five grandchildren
Services were to be held at
pm. today in the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church. Buria
services are to be private.
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Charles W. Price,
GA Attorney
Virqiniu Graduate

Charles Whitney Price, 40
an attorney with the Central
Intelligence Agency for the last
II years, was found dead last
Thursday in his hotel room in
Zurich, Switzerland.
A CHA spokesman said that
the cause of death has not been
established. Mr.. Price was on
a leave of absence from his post
in the general counsel'S office
He left for Europe on Labor
Day, the spokesman said, to
seek treatment for a stomach
cancer in Switzerland.
Mr.. Price, who lived at 1857
Thirty-second street NV. was
born in Louisville, KY. After
high school, he attended the
University of Virginia, where he
was graduated with a law de-
gree.
Upon graduation, Mr.. Price
returned to Louisville. He
served with the legal research
and review branch of the Ken
lucky Court of Appeals.
When World War II broke
out Mr.. Price entered the Navy
and served until 1916. He held
the rank Of lieutenant COM
mander in the Naval Reserve
He had served in the Pacific
campaign during the war.
In 1916 Mr.. Price Joined the
Office of Naval Review. Two
years later he left that Office to
go with CHA.
He leaves a son, Charles NJ,
attending school in New Eng
land; his mother, Mrs. Clar-
ence Price, and a sister, Mrs
Howard o. HUM, both Of
Louisville.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
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A. L. HiIderth
Of Newmarket,
Ex-D. G. Dentist

DR.. Arthur L. Hilderth. n, a
prominent Washington dentist
for 40 years. died Sunday in
Harrisonburg, Va. at the Rock
ingham Memorial Hospital.
DR.. Hilderth was born in
Fleming County. KY. and re-
ceived his degree in dentistry
from the Georgetown Univer-
sity Dental School in 1912.
He began practicing in the
District and remained here
until 1852 when he moved to
Newmarket, Va. While in
Washington, DR.. Hilderth had
many prominent patients, in
GLIDING diplomats and cabinet
members.
He continued to practice
dentistry in Newmarket and
also owned and operated the
Sunnyside Dairy. He was a
member of the American Den
tai Society and the District
Dental Society.
He leaves his wife, Charlotte
Hilderth, a son, Arthur l.. Hill
derth, jr., and a granddaughter.
Funeral services were to be
held at 2:30 pm. today at the
Lutheran Church in New
market followed by burial at
Emmanuel Cemetery.
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Mrs. C.S. Weber,
Amateur Poet

Mrs. Helen L. Weber of 1907
McCeney avenue, Burnt Mills
Hills, died Saturday night il
Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore after a lengthy ill
ness.
A native of Ravenswood, w.
Va, she was an amateur poet
who had had several poems
published in the New York
Times.
Mrs. Weber leaves her hus-
band, c. Swan Weber, two
sons, William F. and Charles
s. jr.: a daughter, Miss Diana
j., all of the home address; a
sister, Mrs. Frank r. Moore,
Clarksburg, w. Va, and a
brother, James Lawson, Kansas
City, Mo.
Services and burial will be
private.
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Mrs. R. R. Wood,
Colonies Widow

Mrs. Maude L. Longshore
Wood. 80, widow of Col. Rinaldo
R. Wood, died yesterday at her
home, 1920 Twentieth street
NV, after a long illness.
A native Of Buffalo, N. Y,
Mrs. Wood Travelled extensively
in Europe and the Far East
during her husbands Army
service.
Mrs. Wood was very active
in charity work and about
1922 established a hospital in
the Panama Canal Zone for
enlisted military personnel.
Since her husbands retire.
ment, she had made her home
with her daughter, Miss Mar
jorie L. Wood. At the time
of Col. Woods death in 1858.
the couple had been married
SO years.
Graveside services will be at
l pm. Wednesday at Arlington
National Cemetery.
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F. M. Butler, 81,
FPC Retiree

Francis Marion Butler, 80, a
retired Federal Power Commits
sion employee, died yesterday at
Arlington Hospital. He lived at
806 jefferson avenue in Falls
Church.
Mr.. Butler was a captain in
the Army during World War 1.
He leaves his wife Frances
and a son Clair L. of the home
address and a sister Jean and
brother John, both of New
CASTLE. Pa.
Funeral services and burial
will be held Thursday in New
castle.
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Dr.. John W. Burke, ST.,
Eye Specialist, Dies

DR.. John w. Burke, ST., prom
inent Washington eye specialist
and member Of an old Alex
andria family, died yesterday
at Doctors Hospital. He was rs.
He had been an active prac-,
titioner both at his private
office, 1000 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, and Episcopal Hos
pital. now part Of the Wash
ington Hospital Center, until
two months ago when he suf-
fered a heart attack.
Earlier this year. he was
cited for serving for more than
30 years at Episcopal Hospital
and received a gold-headed
cane. He was the third intern
to serve at that institution.
Also receiving gold-headed
canes at that time were DR..
John H. Lyons, DR.. Daniel
Bruce Moffett and DR.. e. Clar-
ence Rice.
DR.. Burke's grandfather was
one Of the founders of the
Burke and Herbert Bank and
Trust Co. Of Alexandria, which
is believed to be the Oldest
private bank in the State.
Native Of Alexandria
Born in Alexandria, he was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
T. Burke. DR.. Burke's father
also served as president of the
Burke and Herbert Bank.
He was a graduate of the
University Of Virginia and COM
.pleted graduate work in Vienna
before entering private prac-
tice here in 1910.
DR.. Burke completed his in
ternship at the University of
virginia, the Episcopal Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat Hos
pital here, the New York Eye
and Ear Infirmary Of New York
City and the Royal London
Ophthalmological Hospital in
England.
Married in 1912
During World War I, DR..
Burke was a major in the
Army Medical Corps and served
overseas from 1917 to 1919.
From 1925 to 1880, he served
as professor Of ophthalmology
at the Georgetown University
School of Medicine.
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MARY M. In loving mem.
ory OF my devoted mother, MARY M
ANDERSON, who passed away twenty
years ago today, October 6. 1889.
Your life was unselfsh,
And for others you lived;
Not for what you received,
But or what you could give.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. AND
SoN.IN-LAM, EMMA AND JAMES
anthony; WONDERFUL. A tribute
OF love for my dear husband, WON
DERFUL ANTHONY. who passed
away seven years ago today, Octo-
Der 6, 1852.
Death hides, but it does not divide;
Thou art with Christ and Christ
In still am close to thee.
DE 4yGE2 WIFE, SALLY W. AN
BROWN, LENA E. In loving memory
LENA E. BROWN, who passed away
eighteen years ago, october 8, 1911
Some say time heals an aching
But, Mother. it isn't true:
For eighteen long years have passed,
And our hearts still ache for you,
GRANDCHILDREN.
Sister, life was a beautiful memory,
Her absence is my silent grief;
She is asleep in Gods beautiful
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
SISTER. ELLA H. GREEN OF NEW
YORK CITY.
WALTER H. In sad but
loving memory of my dear hus-
band. WALTER H. GARRISON, who
October 9, 1856.
Though dark and lonely is the day
would not mar your rest,
And from my broken heart say.
Our Father knoweth best.
I could not bear the bitter loss,
Were not my Fathers promise
That when I shall lay down life's
cross
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, HELEN b
GARRISON.
CUNNINGHAM, DEACON EZEKIEL. 4
tribute OF love to the memory Of
my dear Godfather. DEACON EZE.
KEEL CUNNINGHAM. who passed
away one year ago today, October
@, 1868.
One year has passed since last w
parted;
This days have gone swiftly by, but
memories of you still hnger
Sleep, dear loved one: rest in peace
REV. A - MRS. WILBUR L. HENRY
GRIGSRY, TOMMY. In sad but loyino
memory nj dear hiChQnd
TOMMY GRIGSBY, who passed away
Two years ago today, October g.
There is a wife who misses you sadly
And Ands time long since you went
But thinks OF you daily and hourly
And tries to be brave and content
But the tears l shed in silence,
And breathe sigh Of regret,
For you were mine and / still re-
member,
Though the rest of the world
may forget.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MAUD
STELLA GLENN. In
loving memory Of our dear mother
STELLA @. McELHANNON, who
passed passed away os one year ago today
shs viii always live in our hearts.
ROBERTA M BRADLEY, AND MAJ
RAYMOND J. McELHANNON.
ISAAC AND MINNIE n.
In loving memory of our father,
ISAAC SINGLETON, who passed
away four years ago, October 6.
1866, and our mother, MINNIE r.
SINGLETON, one year ago, August
80, 1858.
There are two vacant chairs at our
table,
The I'VE voices we loved most are
There are no other persons who are
worthy
OF these two places here to refill
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DFatha

"e osIebsI wSL 49, WALTER " Sa' %SsE
q 64s keeteT place NV, son Of
Mrs. Annie Diggs, brother Of Mrs
5 sa%ra Ma MHntg ESn.' o Mrs ss9tTS;
aTSvs ' Htsf S p$ EasRS: S &C.
tober Q. friends may call. AZ the
Johnson a jenkins Funeral Home,
and interment on Wednesday, oeto.
Baptist Bal Church, PM ilitsop,s hs MAJ Hiii sSe
Rev. Willis Walls ofiiciating. In
terment church cemetery.
HARRY HAROLD. on
Monday. October 3, 1859. IN Fair.
wAk IEHSainsyt VSof H AnssSda HIARo Vs
brother OF Lowell T. Wakefieid, ST
son OF the late Rev. Ellehan w and
MARY Tennyson Wakefield. Friends
may call az the Domaine Memorial
CChapel, b2O South Washington 81,
be held on Thursday, October 8. AZ
Methodist Church S'' csmeteT nnn'h0'i'
MAURICE Z. suddenly, on
sunday. October 4, 1859, AZ his
aria. Va MASIpTTT1FFS ~" u n.eNsn-
husband 4 Mrs Marguerite Downey
Weeks, and son Of the late James
and Katiebell Weeks OF washington,
D. c; Friends may call at the
Demaine Memorial Chapel. Sc
South washington ST.. Alexandria
w w.; sners services services viii be held or
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Genet " Washirgton. D. C. Q
wEIBEL. ELIZABETH RErDEL. or
sunday, october 4, 1859, az The
Washington Medical Center. ELIZA.
BETH REIDEL WEIBEL, friend Of
Emma tourney and Elizabeth EN-.
mons Friends may call at the Rob.
ert A. Mattingly Funeral Home. 1871
18th st. Sc, after 9 pm. Monday
October 3, until Wednesday, October
at $50 am. REQUIEM mass al
our Lady Queen OF Peace Church al
yited, Interment Congressional Gem.
etery. Kindly omit flowers. 9
WINFIELD. KARL H. suddenly. or
residence, % 9Th, st., Cherry Hill
k2 SiS Ou WiNS fGlfss bs SsSs SSs
band OF Marie @. Winfield. Reia.
tives, and friends may call at ths
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Balti.
more ave-. .Hyattsville, Md. where
services will be held on Thursday
October s, at o am Intermeni
Arlington National Cemetery.
WOOD. MAUDE LONESOME. Or
Monday. October 5, 1853, at hei
rressifdIesInee, $50 goth s.; NV.
Of the. late Col. Rinaldo r. Wood
beloved mother Of Miss Marjorie l.
wood OF the home address. Grave.
side services. will be held at Airing.
Ton National Cemetery on Wednes.
gay. OCTOBER at l pm. Friends
; ne memorial aods gate Of Arlington Ma
WOOD. WILLIAM H., Jr. tBRICK), Or
Tuesday, October o, 1853, at Ar.
WooD. Jr. GBRicK) Of 1865 North
Taylor ST.. Arlington, Va, beloved
husband Of Emma L Wood, father
Of William. H. III and Eugene L
Wood. brother of Arthur A., Frank
T, and John H Wood. Mrs. Nav
Mess. and Mrs. Marie Theodore. He
also is survived by three grandchil-
dFen. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. where there will be
a recitation Of the rosary on Thurs.
day, October 8, at 8 pm. Mass
will be offered at st. Agnes Cath
oiic Church, 21st and North Ran
dolph SITS, Arlington, Va, on Fri.
day. October g.. at 9 am. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park. 8
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Victor Lomuto

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 6
(AP), - Composer conductor
Victor Lomuto, who lived and
worked for years in Paris, died
yesterday. He was a composer
Of tangos and other popular
South American music forms.
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Admiral Kaufman
Rites Here Thursday

Funeral services for retired
Rear Admiral Roland P. Kauff-
man, who was found dead in a
New York hotel elevator Sat-
urday, will be held at IL am.
Thursday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Admiral Kaufman appar-
emily had suffered a stroke
after he entered the elevator.
Admiral Kaufman. go, lived in
Palm Beach. Fla. He leaves his
mother, Mrs. L. B. Woodward
Of Lonast Hill, Mo.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun1

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st and Mass Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIC H st NE Ii. 3-4SSo
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McALPINE, COZ. HARRISON, u. s A

sketirsdj On s stardss, OCTOBER t; 81 8 3
1923 teE cat q walter HssI Reg Msdieal Cen
q, s. A, (retired], Of 3i9 West
College Terrace, Frederick, Nd, hus.
81 osn Mrs Of J R%th MeAAl Ipd3 father
over, ~. H; Mrs. Robert L. Gar.
rstt Of Phoenix, .Ariz., and Harrison
ish Crown Colony. Services will bt
held at Fort Myer Chapel or
wednesday. October z, at 8 pm
1nterment at Arlington Nationa
Cemetery, with full military nonoTs
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MARCY. WALTER A. OF 1881 North
18th st; Arlington. Va. on Octo-
Ser !. tS59. son q Mrs Sarah s
Mrs Sarah Lang. Charlie. Earl and
Roy Marcy Services at Chambers
GEORGETOWN Funeral Home, 1912 NJ
81 NV. on Wednesday, October 4,
at m. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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I1Eb .. INGRAM,
, Worthy Matron.
ETHEL L. TOWNER, Secy.

MAnL 1s6SI. AMY l; On Monday,
BERGER Of 1905 4Sth ave, Ken
nWorth, Md, beloved wife of Harry
G. Malsberger. Services at the
Geier Funeral Home, 1905 14th
st; NV, on Friday. October 9, at
terry.
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BUTLER. FRANCIS MARION.

Monday, October 5. 1853, at the
Arlington Hospital, FRANCIS MAR
ION BUTLER of SOC Jefferson ave,
Falls Church. Va, husband Of Fran
ees M. Butler, father Of Clare I
John A Butler Of New Castle. Pa
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday, October s, at the Tan
ner & Leyde Funeral Home, New
Castle, Pa. Interment in Oak Park
Cemetery New Castle Pa
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT notwithstanding desir-
able location; reasonable. LU,
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MCMILLAN, MILDRED X IN e-,a.

October 2, 1853, MILHnREp1 K Eti6ms ny.
MILAN Of SiS Lincoln ave, FAIL All
Church. Va. wife OF John d Nc.
MILAN and mother Of John E. Nc.
MILAN. jr.,. daughter of Mrs Eliza.
beth KouRher and sister Of Mrs
Hosen Of Falls Church, va anc
Forrest Kougher. of Hubbard, Ohio
Friends may call at Pearson's Flu.
neral Home, 472 North Washington
St: Falls Church. Va. after 2 pm
Monday where funeral services will
be held on Wednesday, October y
At 10 am Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
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BURDETTE, NETTIE VIRGINIA. o.

Monday, October 5, 1853, al Mont
NETTiE VIRGINIA. ButRDE sSfE'e Of
27412 Ridge I'd, Damascus, Nd,
beloved wife of the late Edward
W. Van SAINT. foster mother of Will
liam Shuggars and sister Of Rufus
and Harry Brown. There also are
four grandchildren. Mrs. Burdette
rests at the Olin L. Molesworth Fu-
neral Home, Damascus, Md, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
October z, at 2:30 pm. Interment
Montgomery Methodist Cemetery,
Clagettsville Md
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MERRlCK, CARRIE d. On Monday
oetS6er 8, 1859. CARRIE p. MER-
MtSk OF 6OlO Sonoma I'd, Bethesda,
ROYAL Merrick and mother OF
Charles H. r. Merrick. Friends
may call at the Barton Bros. Fu-
neral Home. Centreville, Nd Sery-
ICES at 81. Andrews Episcopal
Church. Sudlersville, Md, on Thurs
Gay, October 8, at 2 pm. Interment
Sudlersville, Md.
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day, October 5, 1853, at Washing
ton HOSPITAL Center, MARTIN E
is survived BY his wife, Ella Fisduns
six children, Martin E.. jr.; Rud,
and William Flsdung, Eliza Baird
Ida Mullikin of Bowie, Md, ant
Marie MCGOWAN of Cheverly. Md i,
Atlanta, Ca: Mrs Francis X Bush
man Of Santa Monica, Calf, anC
Mrs. John Diamond, Mrs. JOSEPH
LeMense and Miss Florence FladunI
Of Washington, D. c., and twenty
four grandchildren. Mass will b
held Friday, October 9, at am.
at the Church Of the Ascension
Bowie, Md. Friends may call at hi
home Wednesday and Thursday
October z and 8. o
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October 5, 1859. at the Calvert
County General Hospital. MICHAEL,
CHECCHIA. beloved husband Of
Elizabeth Checchia, son Of Pasquale
j., sr., and Maria Checchia, brother
Of Anthony J. Checchia. Mrs. Luz
ellie Ambrogi and Pasauale j. Chez
CHA, II. Funeral from the Ia
koma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
st. NV parking oppositeI, on
Thursday. October 8, at 9 am.
Requiem mass at Our Lady of Sor-
rows Catholic Church, Larch and
New Hampshire aves., Takoma Park,
Md, at $3.50 am. Interment George
Washington Cemetery
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BURKE, DIR. JOHN W. On Monday.
S 0stIoer oN 1872 a a. PSct9Ts Ho Sf
23l1 Tracy place NV, husband of
Olive Patten Burke, father Of John
W. Burke, IT,, Of Washington, D c.;
Mrs. Richard w; Emory Of Balti-
more. Md, and Mrs. Arthur Howe,
will be held at All-Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church, Cathedral ave.
at Woodley place NV, on Wednes-
day, October z. at IL am. Inter-
ment Ivy Hill Cemetery. Alexan-
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Fry; Y. DONALD AID c; On . sSaturS.y lay. oeto o
pital, Donald Z. F FRY Of sSsdysi SIDE
Md. beloved husband Of Emily M
Fry (nee Keady): father of Donald
c., jr. Patricia M, Richard A. ant
Sandra L. Fry; son Of Mrs. Media.
Bernice Schmidt, Max and Robert
Fry of Great Bend, Kans. Funeral
from the DeVol Funeral Home, 1924
Wisconsin ave. NV, on Wednesday
October z, at 9:45 am. thence II
Holy Trinity Church, 3f1th and o SITS
NV, where requiem mass will b.
offered at 1918 am. Friends ant
relatives invited 1nterment Airing
TIM Matinna1 Hannnfaru &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06
BURTON, LOUISE. On Friday. octo

bUhIUN, LOUISE. on Friday, Octo-
Der 2, 1859, at George washington
University Hospital. LOUISE BUR-
TON of 116 seth st. ne. She leaves
to mourn their loss two lovine
daughters. Mrs. Vivian Brent and
Mrs. Edna Henderson; seven grand
children, two devoted sisters, Mrs.
Pearl C. Bowman and Mrs Catherine
Turner nG tr,. and many many other relatives
October 8, friends may call at the
Morris A.. Carter & Co Funeral
Home. 3O5 H St. NV. Services on
Wednesday, October z, at l pm,
at the First Baptist Church. New
NV, the Rev. R. L. Tucker ofhciat-
ing Interment WOODLAND CemeterY