davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

Miss Ethel Hohl, a teacher
in the Milton Public School,
took her class to the woods
on Friday for an "egg roll
ing"
Sterling Jones, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel p. Jones, of
Lewes, has arrived in New
York after spending about II
months In France. He is ex-
pected to be home within a few
days.
Miss Kathryn Tunnell of
Ocean View, gave a farewell
party on Saturday night to
number of friends. She left on
Tuesday for Philadelphia where
where she will take a position.
The two airplanes which
were at Georgetown yesterday
in connection with the Victory
Loan Drive passed over Mil
ford enroute to Dover at 4:30
p. M, at, an altitude of about
1000 feet. The roar of the en-
gines attracted the attention of
the people generally and the
streets of Milford were lined
with people gazing at the air
ships as they sailed like birds
through the air.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24
POOR DRIVERS

MADISON, Wis. up Motorists
killed more deer in Wisconsin last
year than were killed by bow and
arrow hunters, the State Conser-
yation Department reports.
Cars struck and killed 3,172 deer
in 1853 "a new high. Archers bag
ged 1879.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

The first< United States census
report in 1870 YVES thin booklet
of SIS PAGES. The 1959-6O census re-
port will have more than 10000
pages of statistical tables.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

The. Great Wall of China was
completed in 214 B. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

WiIIiom Holt, IS.
Garden Expert

william II. Holt. So. Q life
time resident Of Georgetown,
died Tuesday Of arteriosclerosis
at his home, 5l02 weehawken
road, Glen Echo Heights. Nd.
Mr.. Holt, q retired caretaker
and gardener. continued dab
bling in landscape work until
only q year ago. He served
eight years as caretaker for the
Holy Rood Cemetery In George
town and IS years as superin-
tendent Of various private gar
dens In Burleith.
A widower, he leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Catherine C.
Ward of the home address. and
Mrs. Elsie Thompson Of Kent
land, Nd. and four sons. Ray
mond, Of 4422 Glebe road. Ar
lington: William H.. IT.. Of 44l4
Glebe road. Arlington: Morris
w., Of Oakton. Va. and Albert
j., Of Brookmont. Nd. Also sur
viving are II grandchildren and
30 Observation-Disclosures.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 1890 am. tomorrow ut
Holy Trinity Church. Thirty
sixth and o streets NV. with
burial In National Memorial
Cemetery.
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Coleman B. Jones Dies;
Herald Tribune Editor

Coleman b. Jones. night new,
editor Of the New York Herald
Tribune's Washington Bureau
and the gentle Deacon" "a
hundreds Of his newspaper col
leagues and friends. died yes
|terday In Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital. He was SO.
Mr.. Jones suffered q fatal
brain injury when he collapsed
and fell In his home. 44ls
Greenwich parkway, NV,
Monday night after returning
from work.
He died on the 4lst ami
versary Of his marriage to the
former Ellen Remington Leigh
of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Jones worked the night
shift Of the Tribune's Capital
ONCE for more than 30 years.
A newspaperman for nearly IS
years, he was associated with
various papers throughout the
country and with the Associ-
ated Press here and In Mem
phis, Tenn. He was one Of
the APPS first feature and
science writer's.
Telephone Friendships
on his rare occasions away
from the Tribune Bureau desk.
Mr.. Jones covered the late
President Roosevelt at his Hyde
Park. N. Y, and Warm Springs,
Ca, homes. Mostly. however.
he was known to Washington
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T. Block, u,
Realty Operator

Theodore l.. Block. Is, q life
long District resident and real
estate businessman, died
Wednesday at Mount Alto Hos
pital after a long illness.
Mr.. Block, who owned his
own firm, had not been active
since his illness last year. He
was the brother of the late
Right Rev. Karl Morgan Block.
Episcopal Bishop of California.
A member Of Delta Phi Delta
fraternity while an undergrad
uate at George Washington
University, Mr.. Block was grad
uated from Georgetown School
of Law in 1912.
He served in the Navy during
World War ! and was a member
of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. Block leaves his wife,
Faith ]. Block Of the home ad-
dress, zoos Columbia road NV.
Funeral services will be at 8
pm. tomorrow at Arlington
National Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to
the building fund of Washing-
ton Cathedral.
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ofiicialdom and other news.
makers through telephone
friendships.
A man restricted to few hob.
bies and fewer social activities
because Of the hours Of hi
Job. Mr.. Jones was q recognized
expert on "the American Ian.
guaee. bridge, poker and peo-
Pile
OF the last. he once said: u
like most Of the people I've met
possibly because I believe the
less said the better, and that
I'm anti-anti and anti-pro most
everything"
Financial Secretary
Mr.. Jones was q member Of
the National Press Club where
he served as financial secretary
In 1888. He was also a member
Of Sigma Delta Chi, the ma
tional journalistic fraternity.
He leaves, besides his wife OF
the home address. q son. Cole
man B. Jones. jr., Of San Jose,
Calf; q daughter, Mrs. Robert
L. Long. Of ISL 8. Jefferson
street, Arlington, who is sta
TONED with her husband with
the Army in Germany; a
brother. Albert K. Jones OF
Tampa, Fla, and three grand
children.
Services will be at II am. to-
morrow at Gawler's, 1856 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. Burial
viii be private.
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Hugh J. KerIey,
Of Cleaning Firm
In Falls Church

Hugh J. Kerley, 40, a dry
cleaning executive and civic
leader in Falls Church, died
Monday in Arlington Hospital
Of . heart attack.
Mr.. Kerley. who lived at 5l2
Waterway drive. owned and
operated. with his wife, Ruth,
the King Kerley Dry Cleaners
q Launderers.
A native Of st. 10, Tex, Mr..
Kerley came to Washington III
1899 and was graduated from
the National Institute Of Dry
Cleaning in Silver Spring. He
served as manager Of several
local dry cleaning businesses
before joining the Army in
World War II. He purchased
the King Kerley firm after the
war.
Long active in Falls Church
civic. youth and church affairs,
Mr.. Kerley held memberships
in Q number of local organiza-
tons, including the Falls
Church Chamber Of Commerce.
He was a vice president OF the
Kiwanis Club of Falls Church,
an active participant in the
Culmore Methodist Church and
q, member and past vice presi-
dent Of the Northern Virginia
Dry Cleaners Association.
Mr.. Kerley was especially in
terested in organizing and sup
porting Little League baseball
in Falls Church.
Besides his wife and his
mother. Mrs. Addie Kerley,
both Of the home address. he
leaves,a brother Paul Of Bakers
field. Calf: his father, w. ].
Kerley Of Ringing. Okla; three
half-sisters and four half
brothers.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Pearson
Funeral Home in Falls Church.
Burial will be in National Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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In Mrittnriatit
HOuGH, RE0INAID Or.

HOUGH. REGINALD r., Or. In lovins
memory Of our beloved husbanq,
father snd sftadfathsr, REGINAIO
sish aoS year: s ago tod.y o March ].
Your. passing left an emptiness
No one else can Ill,
To have. to love and then to Part:
Is the greatest sorrow Of cur
his LOVING wIIE; CHILDREN AND
LYON. k9MER q.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps us to forget;
But time 90 far has only proved,
How much We miss him vet.
HIS LOVING WYE AND son.
POWELL. JOHN W. In memory 81 my
devoted husband, JOHN W. POWELL.
who departed this life two years ago
today. March 8. 1857.
Loved IN NE. loved and remembered
YOUR LONELY AND LOVING WIFE.
oUIsENBURY, ADDE. Sacred and
voted mother. ADDIE ouIsENBURY
who left us March 5, 1882.
The cover of lIfe's book Is closed
For one We loved so well,
But loving deeds Of bygone days
Are what the pages tell
GARLAND AND MARGUERITE.
SETH, wAYMAN Z. In loving mem
S az o. w%YMSNs f fi shTH an Who n de-
parted this life six years ago today,
March 3, 1853.
Although his soul is now at rest,
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem like heaven
II We had him back again.
The world may chanse from year
But never win the one | love
From memory pass away.
LOVING WIFE. RUTH. AND Chill
SULLIVAN, WILLIAM PATRICK. In
SAD but loving remembrance Of my
dear brother, WILLIAM PATRICK
four years ago today, March 5, 1855
May his soul rest in e sIsfhR.
TALBERT, Pm. N. 2Ie JOHN LAW
RENEE, ST.. uSNR, In loving mem
Dry OF my brother, PHI. M &c JOHN
LAWRENCE rALBERT. ST., USNR,
and his comrades. who rave their
lives while serving with the 4th
years aso today, March 5. 1913.
YOUR 6EyoTED sfsTER AND HkR
IA sLBERT, Pm NJ. s7e JOHN LAW
RENEE. Sr., USNk. In fond mem
cory Of our SON, PH. N. &c JOHN
LAWRENCE TfLBERT, ST.. UsNR.
who saye his life IA years ago to-
Marine Division on Two Jima.
The world may change from year to
year,
And friends from day to day:
But never will the one We loved,
From memory pass away.
NON AND POP.
WARNER, SAMUEL n. In loving mem
II, WARNER. who died y NN sears
aeo today, March 5, 1917
Loved in life. remembered in death.
DAUGHTERS, KATE AND ETHEL.
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In Mrn,nria,,t

BROWN. HELEN C. In loyins mem
DRY Of our dear mother. HELEN c.
BROWN, VINO left US 81 years ago
TO-DAY, March 5. 1928.
You will ever live In our hearts,
Chiffon. JAMES n. In ioying mem
CRY OF our father, JAMES NJ. chill
TON. who passed away one year
aRo today. March 8, 1888.
A year has passed since that sad day
When the one we loved was called
God took him home. It was His viii.
But In our hearts be iiyeth still.
BETTY AND ARTHUR Chiffon
DALEY. LUCINDA n. In loving re-
membrane Of my mother, LUCINDA
DALEY. who departed this life
n ndas years ago today March o.
In the book Of life are pages
Filled with memories fond and
And Of those most dear through all
Are the beautiful msmorie. Of you.
A PAuLINE D. B. Z. CARROLL hi.S'
DREsLIN. MARGARET r. In loving
memory % our mother and wife,
parted this life March S, 1855
She was Just = plain dear mother
With her loving smile each day,
Always, irving 10 do for othefa,
As she tourneyed on her way.
To those who have mother,
Tend her with loving care:
You'll never know her value
TIL you see her vacant chair.
FATHER AND CHILDREN.
EPPs. DEACON JANIS 2. IN loying
JAMES E. q EpP%sy. uncle D1A0oN
Two years have passed since that
sad day
When the one we loved was called
God took him home. it was his will
But In our hearts he liveth still
Loving and kind In al his ways
Upright and Just till the end Of
YOUR lonely NIECE, NAOMI NJ.
EPPs, DEACON JAMES y. Sacred to
the memory. Of a dear uncle, JAMES
z. EPPS, who left US two years ago
today March 8, 1857.
God gave US q wonderful uncle.
His memory will never grow old.
He furnished his smile out Of sun
And moulded his heart with gold.
A pEyoTED NIECE, ALMA G. HAw-
GARDNER. LOUIS. In loving memory
Of my dear father, LOUIS GARD
NER, who passed away nine years
ago today, Iarch 5, 1850.
The depth OF sorrow cannot tell,
The loss o. one ! love SO WELL
While he sleeps . peacefl sleep,
Ills pAUdHTER sai EDNA SSf MliL Ton
GASKINs, FLORENCE BOUDEN. In
memory Of FLORENCE BOUDEN
GASKINS, who passed away twelve
years ago, March 5, 1e47.
We miss the clasp Of your gentle
The warmth of your loving smile:
But, we know we shall all be to-
gether again:
After q little while.
THE FAMILY.
GATES, MRS. EVA B. In loving mem
DRY Of our wonderful mother, MRS.
EVA B. GATES, who passed away
one wear ago today, March 8, 1855.
God have mercry on her soul.
May perpetual light shine upon her
LOVING DAUGHTERS. MARIAN,
FLAME. BERNICE AND AUDREE.
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
GREEN, ADORA. In loving memory
mother. ADORA GREEN. who de-
parted this life 9 years aRo. March
Your memory Ia . keepsake.
With which We shall never part;
Though God has you In His keeping,
we VII always nsve you N our
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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7. {. Mundy, 81,
Navy Specialist
In EIectronics

Chief Petty ofiicer Thomas
Z. Mundy. 81, a native WASH
ingtonian and a veteran Of II
years with the Navy. died
Saturday in an automobile ac-
cident in Hayward. Calf.
At his death, Mr.. Mundy was
on leave from the U. 8. s.
Boxer. which is now berthed at
Norfolk. He had gone to Cali
fornia to pick up his automobile
and drive 1t back.
An electronics specialist, Mr..
Mundy served In both the
Korean War and World War
II. He attended st. Paul's
Academy here and joined the
Navy shortly after graduation.
He leaves his wife, Katherine,
and four children. Ronald, is.
Thomas. IL: Kathy. 10, and
Michael. 6. all of Brentwood,
Md. He also leaves his mother,
Mrs. Julia Mundy, and a sister.
Mrs. Julia Moore. both Of Ill
Sixty first avenue. Capitol
Heights, Md: two other sisters.
Mrs. Goldie Donahue, sos
Seventy-sixth avenue, District
Heights. Md. and Mary T. Glib
son, 1915 Fifty-sixth street.
South Cheverly Forest. Nd,
and two brothers, William
Mundy Of 4005 Wheeler road
Sc, and Russell Mundy Of
Springfield, Va.
The body will be returned
here tomorrow and will rest
at the Mattingly Funeral Home,
l31 Eleventh street Sc.
Services will be in st. Domi-
mics Roman Catholic Church
at $50 am. Monday. Burial
viii be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dr.. Ormon [. Shelton

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. S CAP)
DIR. Orman L. Shelton, "a
president Of Christian Theolog-
ical Seminary at Butler Uni
versity, died Tuesday of a heart
ailment. He had been at Butler
for Is years. He was born near
Cunningham. Kan.
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Neil R. Murruy

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 5 (APl.
= Neil r. Murray. SO, editor
and publisher Of the Fl. Monte
(Calif) Herald. died yesterday
In Good Samaritan Hospital.
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unuratna

KsT ,s:'I: ssA1Er ;,, TAsS: yi be 4, q
sasnoT1 Of II. late I'p sAMuEL Y kR %:
CofF, who passed away April is,
1895. At Adas Israel CONGREGATION
Cemetery on Sunday. March s. Al
1880 pm. Relatives and friends
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With Regard to O
Gard Of Thanks

vsT often . card Of thanks h
The Star meets q need which con
hardly be solved Ia any other woy.
Net only Is Il q sraeiou, expression
Of srotitude tothoss who hove sent
ilofol tributes but slso courtsously
Acknowledges the services and
kindissses Of the many to whom
q peuonol note d thonks eannot
we'll be moilsd Or whose names
and addresses ere not knowa.
Insertion Of a cord Of ihonks
moy be arranged BY telephone 10
The Star. u. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday stor
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DEATHS
Announcements 81
Services ~ Chamhers

Block. Theodore L. W. W. Chambers Co.
Holt. william n. W. W. Chambers &c,
nFiageWater, Gel.
Clay z. usA w.. W. Chambers CO.
I EFiedy, 4. L. W. w. Chambers &c,
| Husband.
Dorothy j. w. W. Chambers &c
Coeimano, Philip W, W. Chambers Co
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PUYOT, LUCEL0 A. On Tuesday
March g. 1853, LUcELo A. PUYOT,
beloved husband Of Hilariona Puyot,
father OF Antamina a. and Benjamin
Of Miami. Fla; Josi A. Puyot OF
Puyot Of the Philippine Islands. Fu.
neral from the W. K. Huntemann 4
Son Funeral Home, 5732 Georgia
avs on S9ss sn,,isr. msscn n.,,v,s a.
Catholic Church ct 10 am. Reia-
tives and friends invited to attend.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
parking facilitiesD. @
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BEss. HERMAN, on tuesday, March
8, 1859, HERMAN BESs o. I4is
Otis 81. me- the devoted husband oi
AMANDA Bess and brother Of Mra
Viola shaw, Mrs. Mary Aldridge
Mrs. Esther King, jameA BENJAMIN
Also surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS By Malvan 4
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PRINDLE. ERNEST J. on Wednesday
pltai. ERNEST J. PRiNDLE OF i4I4
7 ST. Sc. the beloved husband OF
Elyira {. Prindle. brother OF Ger
trude Fitzgerald, Walter ana Her.
man Prindls and brother in Jaw q
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Friday.
March 8. at $3.50 an. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Owens.
boro. KY, papers please eopy.l
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CEMETERY LOTS

fORf LINCOLN--3 roadside lots. near
Bladensburg "a and floral clock;
ideal for family. he. 4.1239. HE
4-7sT4.
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WEBSTER FRYE. Pres.
Il. ]. ATZROTT, Secy.-Treas.

WEBSTER FRYE, Pres,
\. J. ATzRoTT, secy,-Treas.
sTEARMER. CHARLEY master Ser
geant, usMC. TetiFedl. On Tuesday
March 3, 1889. At Bethesda Nava
Hospital, CHARLEY sTEARMER, o
beloved husband Of Eta Mae stear
ner and father Of Loretta Ma,
Steamer. brother OF Mrs. EunicI
Jackson. Mrs. Helen Richardson
MIS-. Edna Buffers and Henry stear
the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, Deco
guam, Va. Funeral services will b
held at 10 m. Friday, March 9, o.
the Post Chapel, Quantico. Va In
terment 2 p.ms Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. 8
sTELZLE. ANNE wLLIGE. On Tues
day, March 2; 1889, at White Plains
q Mr.. 2 A. ~aMsn isson and Dr. s. WIZ VII
liam r. Herbst. Funeral services Al
the 3 II. Hines Co Funeral Home
1901 14th st. NV, on Friday, March
,t. a. sa m p ...k q, issilitis
STERN GEORGE 2; On Tuesday
beloved husband Of Sarah r. Stern
q Mrs. Marion Bers Of Pittsburah
Pa; Julian Bennett stern of Dur
ham, N. c., and one granddaughter
Services at the c. b.. 0oldberg a
soL. Funeral Home, 42I7 9th St
nv on Friday March h 8 a 1919
Cemetery. In mourning at 5000
Illinois ave. NV 5
STEWART. ANNIE FRANCES, Or
RaScks sfEWARr Of v Osborne asF n
Upper Marlboro, Nd. devoted sister
St,R MT Nellie ,oss Forbes O5 a.I Miss Mssgi'
Also surviving are one uncle, three
nices, one nephew, other <e.atiyes
a..d many friends. After 400 pm
Thursday. March g.. friends may
call at her late residencs, osborns
Reau s mass V FRI be M cssST.d M q
g Mary's CATHOLIC Church, Upper
Marlboro, Nd, on Friday, March g
at 10. am. Interment Mount Carmel
GGem,ste.y ARRANGEMENTS by Nc.
SUTTON. GEORGE FRENCH, sr. On
Tuesday March 8, 1859. at his resi-.
FRENCH suTTcN' ST., devoted "a.
ther OF George, IT,: brother OF Mrs
Fannie Baker. Mrs. Molly Bannister
survived BY q devoted daughter;in-
50 AhNIAiu OuNbUhs OluNi
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Friday March 6, friends
may call at the Mslvan a. Schey,
Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey ave
and r st. NV, where services will
be held on Saturday. March z, al
10 am. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery g.
TAYLOR. REJINA. on Monday, March
2, 1859, at her residence. 914 Kent
pl, ne, REJINA TAYLOR. beloved
wife Of William Taylor and mother
Of Faye Denise Taylor. Also sur
yiying are other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Thursday
March 5, friends are invited to call
81 the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920
eth st. NV. Funeral and interment
Atlanta, Ga. 9
THOMAS. NORMAN A. on Wednes.
day. March =, 1852. NORMAN A
THOMAS, brother Of Mrs. Marie
Valentine Of 1905 Champlain al
Notice of funeral later. Arrange.
ments By Jarvis.
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FRIEDE, CAPT. RICHARn T.. IlsN
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIC Il st. NE. Ii. 3-4ssO
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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ALLEGRErTo. JOHN 1. suddenly on
s wsSHssS., INA nsr1a sPs a., 4 p.
Roma Park Md, JOHN ]. ALLIE
QRETTO. beloved husband OF Rose
N. AlleErettp and brother Of An-
lhony. Charles and Nicholas Ale
erVtto. Notice Of services later.
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oUANDER, CORA ~ On Tuesday,

March 3. 1853. al her resie Science.
1855 Vernon ST. NV, CORA H.
" Barrett. Also surviving are her
cousins, other relatives and many
friends. After pm, Friday, March
D. friends are invited to cali at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1890 9th
st n ", REQUIEM mass will be ceie.
brated at st. Pauls Catholic Church.
18th and v SITS NV. on Saturday,
March q at . am. Interment Mount
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ouEvEDo, EMIL RAYMOND. o

oUEvEDO, EMIL RAYMOND. Or
Alexandria Hospital, EMIL RAY
MoND ouEvEpo Of 3. D. No. 4
Fairfax. va husband Of Anna I
Natalie Reedy. Edward and Herman
Reedy. Friends may call at thu
Everly Funeral Home, PA W. MAR
st.. Fairfax, Va. where services vii
be held on Friday. March 8, ai
2 pm. Interment Fairfax Memory
tparking faeilitiesJ. 8
REED, CHARLES OWEN. On wednes.
Gay March 4, 1859. CHARLES
OWEN REED Of 5ll3 18th 81, NV.
husband OF the late Jessie Gardner
Reed father Of Mrs. james ", Gill
ana D John REED G snd sra GI hsEsi
OF Mrs. Ralph W. Nichols and Mrs
James r. Miller. There also ar,
four neutrality-suspicious.. Mr. Reec
rests at the Warner = Pumphre,
Funeral Home. ,s434 oeorgia ave.
will be held on Friday, March q
~ 2 nm. parking facilitiesl. In.
terment Rockville Cemetery, Rock
vile. Md.
REGAIN, JEREMIAH 8. on Tuesday
piiai Center, JEREMIAH Ii 3. X REo Gan
q s, SoiP ~ TN p. p nE Dslpyed hus-
father of Margaret IA. Mswson
Jerry. Cornelius and the late vii.
liam 8. Regan; brother Of Mrs
Katherine Pollard and Joseph Re.
gan, grandfather Of Neil N. ReGan
Funeral frdn the Timothy Han;or
Funeral Home, 1891 0eorRia ave
nv. on Friday, March 8. at e:30
m. REQUIEM mass OF 81 Gabriel
Church az 10 m. lnterment Mount
Olivet CemeteEg. Is
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PORTER, MAMIE. Members Of tn,
n Interdenominational churcl
fishers Association OF d. G,
Inc, are hereby notified o
the death OF our btiOvel
member, MAMIE PORTER
TfThkf11 Funeral services 1 pm
QhAkb Thursday. March 5, 1859
at the Vermont Avenue Baptis
Church, 1880 Vermont ave. NV
ALMA c. HAWKINS, President.
IRENE z. STENCIL, go.
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MUhHIs, ALICE, On Monday, March
NORRIS ds rnSlssslD mosS, Pa 81 Ai NJ
sybil Morrison. daushter Of the late
Lethia Butler and sister 81 the ale
Sadie 0oriey and BENJAMIN W. But
Ter, She also Is survived By q sister.
tn.law, Mrs. Emmie D. Butler: other
be viewed after 4 pm. Friday, March
3. at the Barnes a Matthews Pu-
neral Home, 1919 18th 81. NV. lf4th
81. at Spring rd.l. where funeral
services win be held Saturday, March
Reid oficiatinG. Interment Harmony
Cemetery.
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JOHNSON. STANLEY N. on Friday
JOHNSON. He Is survived sy ! Dc.
voted VIE: JESSIE JESSIE, M; ~ Johnson ,S,sod.
Friends may call at the Henry
Joynes Funeral Home, 1l6 Massa-
chusetts ave NV, on Thursday
March 5, after Z pm, where .sery-
at ii am. interment Woodlawn
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nIGELOW. FLORENCE c. on Tuesday

UIGkLUW. FLORENCE z. on Tuesday
fI s5id z slosLo Ssny @c,h SSie 3
Betty Bigeiow 81 the chastletor
Hotel. sister Of Miss Mary @, craW.
tSrd han. ana Mrs Nam AMI sisE sTd. 9 nun,
call At Gawler's Chapel, 1888 Pa
ave. NV. leourtesy parking opposite
after IL noon on Friday. March 6
where services viii be held on Sat.
urday, March q. at 2 pm. Inter.
ment 0ienwood Cemetery. 8
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BANNisfER. RoY ". ON Monday,
March g, 1900, at his residence,
, 1910 Caroline ST. NV, ROY W.
EANNISTER, brother OF Mrs. Esther
Z Williams and Alonao a Bannis-
S yer Aso o sSsyis ls., cTs ms sa nsss
friends. After 4 pm. THURSDAY
friends are invited TO call al the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870 9th
Of. NV, where services win De held
on Friday, March q. at / pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
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JENKINS. CLARA LOUISE. on wednes.
dar March 1nnA CLARA IOIIIaE

day, March 4, bob, CLAHA LOUISE
JENKINS Of 1900. Tuckerman g.
Of William A. jenkins IT,, and sister
OF Mrs. Hilda s. 0emme. Relatives
and friends may call at the Gasch
Funeral Home. A73g Baltimore ave.
Hyattsyiile. Nd, after q pm Thurs.
day. March s.. where services VII
be held on Saturday. March q 81
II am. Interment Glenwood Gene
terry. 8