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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
West Geauga Campfire
Groups Hold Council

Jean Ellen Harris, Spirit of
Torch Bearers, and Karen
Muhl, Mary Ann Buchanan,
Joan Dreyer, Pat Cluts, and
Lynn Wilson, Horizon mem
berS.
Mr.. Clarence Eckert of Eu-
cid brought several young
Indian dancers to demonstr-
ate authentic Indian dances.
approximately IS girl S
from Chesterland, Russell,
Newbury received awards
for advancement in rank.
No-We-tom- -pat-imm-inii, jun
ior high age Camp Fir e
group, had the distinction of
receiving all four T a n k S
available to Camp Fir e
Girls. AS its two members
were given two trail Seekers
awards, one WoodG GathererS,
five Fire Makers and o n e
Torch Bearer Craftsm a n
Kathryn Davis is the fir t
girl in the West Geauga Dis
trict ever to receive the high
award of Torch Bearer .Cra-
ftsman. She earned h e r
award in the field of art.
The Council Fire was held
on the 49th Birthday Of camp
Fire Girls.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26

The Campfire Girls of the
West Geauga District held
their annual Council Fir e
Tuesday at Weat Geauga
High School at 7:.30 Pm.
1t was a colorful affair
with the girls arrayed in
their Camp Fire costumes
complete with ceremonial
jackets upon which were sew
ed bright colored h 0 n o r
beads, symbol of accomplish
ment.
The professional was lead
by the members of No-we-
tom-pat- imm-imi and Nah
we-to-ma, dressed in cere-
monial gowns of Indian de-
sign, which they had made.
The ceremonial was written
by members of the Horizon
Club, eighth grade Camp
Fire Girls, under the direct
ion of Mrs. Norman Harris,
chairman of the Leaders
Association.
Jean Matchbox, portray
ing the Spirit of Camp Fire,
presided, assisted by Pris-
ella Gray, Spirit of TT a il
Seekers; Joan Hollis, Spirit
of Woodgatherers; Kathryn
Davis, Spirit of Firemakers;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
IarAou R,,ouah

eele, Chardon Kirkland Rd.,
spending the week visiting
with their three sons a re
Williamsburg, Virginia and
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry De-
Hart and family of w 0 o d.
bury, NJ, left yesterday af-
ter spending several days
here visiting at the home of
his sister, Mrs. w. L. Carson.
Miss Andrea Carson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Carson, was expected
home Tuesday night for
spring vacation from Gettys-
burg College, Gettysburg, :
Pennsylvania.
Johnny Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Miller, for
mer Chester residents, now
of Lyndhurst, has b e n visit
ing at the Don Whitman
home.
Jack Bazler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. e. Bazler, S
home on vacation from the
Merchant Marine Academy
at Kingspoint, Long Island.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard OPP
linger, is home on vacation
! from Bowling Green College
Bowling Green, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gore
spent a few days in Buffalo,
NJ. Y. last week attending a
| photographers convention.
| Lynn H. Hosford w a S
brought from Hanna House
Cleveland, Ohio to his home
in North Chardon last Sun.
day. AS soon as he is able
enough he will be returned
| to Lakeside Hospital + o I
another operation. Gregory
I. Hosford returned to his
home in Salt Lake City, Utah
last week.
Mr.. Jesse Walton and fam.
lily of Canton visited his sis.
ter, Mrs. Ray Bowditch OF
Tilden avenue over the week,
end. Mr.. Walton is a deputy
sheriff at Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. earl e
Egleston recently received
word that Peter had b e e r
moved to his home in Florida
from the Veterans Hospital
in Montgomery, Alabama
following severe burns h c
received the first week Il
December. He is enjoying
being with his family again
and is having to learn t O
walk again. He wishes to
thank his many friends who
have so generously remem-
bered him, with cards, let
! ters and gifts. He woul d
appreciate receiving m o r e
!, cards and messages W hill e
convalescing at his home
| address: 106 Laurie Drive,
Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
Last Friday Mrs. E m ! y
Thompson of Mentor, Ohio,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earle
/ Egleston enjoyed having DR..
Ralph Lockm.an at The Old
Stone Church in Cleveland.
DR.. Lockman told Mrs. Tho
| mpson he would like to be
| remembered to one of Char
don's fine Doctors, DR.. Ralph
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
PC Women to
Meet Wednesday

The Women's Fellowship of
the Pilgrim Christian church
will meet at 100 pm. on
Wednesday, April /, for a de-
ssert luncheon, in the San
ctuary Building. Hostesses for
this meeting will be Mrs. Lei
ia Smith, Mrs. Doris Carlson,
Mrs. Beatrice Wiech, and
Mrs. Flora Mae Tincher. The
guest speaker will be Mr.. o.
L. Carlton and Mrs. Edna
Bigam will have the devo-
tions. Mems Fellowship will
also be meeting on Wednes-
day, April 1. Their meeting
is scheduled for $50 pm. in
the Sanctuary Building.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
CAid
Meets at
7zayen

The Senior Aid of the Pill
GRIM Christian church met
at the home of Mrs. Edla
Thayer on Wednesday, Mar.
18, with Mrs. Nellie Wilder
as co-hostess and Mrs. Mel
lie Hubbard assisted. Delic-
ious refreshments with new
maple syrup were served.
Mrs. Hiida Joiner, Red Cross
director, and Mrs. Ivan Weld
lein, who heads the bloodmo-
bile program, were present
there to show a film and
hold a question and answer
session concerning this film.
1t is a most inteesting po-
gam and gave the membes
the opportunity to see how the
bloodmobile program is con-
Quoted. Other services of the
Red Cross were also explain
ed.
Rev. Strong was present
and helped in the showing OF
the film.
In the absence of the pre-
sident, M RS, Flossie Stone,
the vice president, Mrs. A.
lta Johnson presided at the
meeting.
Plans were made to sell ma,
the church during the Westi.
pie products, aprons, etc. al
val. Mrs. Lillian Boughton be.
came a new member of the
Senior Aid at this meeting
and Mrs. Lola McMackin was
a guest.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
st. Mary's Catholic Church
Rev. James A. Walsh
400 North ST., Chardon

xUt AsOAhA ot., SAidi0Sh
Wednesday March 25
Confessions from Z to 8 p.
m.
Holy Thursday March 26
z am. Low Mass. 4 to 5 p.
nj. Confessions. 5 pm. Low
Mass. 7 to 5 pm. Confession
8 pm. High Mass; Process
ion 8 pm. Confessions. 8 p.
m. Start Of All night adora-
ton. Holy Name men in
charge. Spend an hour in adj
oration
Good Friday March 27
Morning Continuation of
alteration. 8 pm. Stations of
the Cross, Do Not Shop On
Good Friday!.
8 pm. Mass adoration of
Cross. Reception of II o ] y
Communion. 8 pm. confess
ions
Holy Saturday March %
1890 am. Childrens con-
fessions. 8 to $50 pm. con-
fessions, 4 pm. Blessing of
the Easter Food. Z to 9 pm.
Confessions. II pm. Easter
Vigil Service. IL midnight,
High Mass (Fulfills Easter
Mass Obligation
Easter Sunday March 30
5 Masses; 7:30 am. 8 :
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
Catholic Women Dress
Pioneer Dolls for Festival

Of Mrs. Frank Lavrich and
Mrs. Raymond Bosler, they
dressed 408 Pioneer Dolls"
to be sold during Maple Fes-
tival activities. The dolls are
attired in solid color dress
es and they are wearing hand
crocheted aprons and hats.
Each is cellophane wrapped
and sells for a dollar and
half.
Ten women of the parish
concentrated o n m a k n G
Panorama Eggs, the sale
of which will end on Easter
Sunday. These were made
under the craftsmanship of
Mrs. Joseph Kreps.
Proceeds from both pro-
jects will go into the st.
Mary's Parish School Build
ing Fund.
Women who worked on the
dolls were. Mines Peter
Amore, Robert Bennett, Ber-
nard Brumter, Lewis Bost-
wick, Stephen Butalla, Ken
meth Butler, Audrey Co o k,
Anton CzacherSki, Joseph
Divoky, Lawrence D o Ian,
Richard Donley, David Eard-
ley, Frank Fink, Howard
Fink, Micael Farinacci, Al
fred Fenstermaker, Lloyd
Grantham, Cyril CIR e en-,
George Hangach, p a III Ha-
ssel, Lawrence He'll, Kenneth
Hennie, william Jackson, :
Carl Kingery, Joseph Kova-
ch, Edward Krebs, Thomas
Lasko, Louis Macy, Ally n
Krus, Donald Kuhn, j o h n
McNaughton, Edward New
ton, Edward O'Hara, William
Cpper, Catherine Orr e n t.,
John Pentek, Frank Petkosek
John Ritondaro, John Rom
ans, Robert Sanborn, John
Schanaker, Bernard Schikow-
ski, Anna Schwindl, Robert
Shief, George Shimko, Kaz-
mer Skiba, William Skully
William Spear, Andrew Spe-
ok, John Strainic, Maurice
Strawbridge, Ronald Trombo
Robert Walsh, Leroy w r i
| ght, Stanley zaner, Stanley
zoscak, and Miss Susan Boy
| lie.
Women who made the Pan
Drama Easter Eggs included
Mines Arthur Hogan, Art
hur Moore. William Pancush
William w aitinas, Barney
Ziegler, Leo Mausser, Thom-
as Sparks, ]. Miducki, and
j. Ziegler.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
LHf Catholic Services

10 High Mass II and IL D..
m.
Holy Communion may be
received every day during
Holy Week.
Eucharistic Fast; Three
Hours from Food; one hour
from liquids. May be eaten
once on Saturday. Lenten
Fast ends at Midnight o n
Holy Saturday.
No religious Instructions
during Holy Week.
Donations for Easter flow
ers may be made in special
boxes at church doors.
Support and Help promote
our Maple Festival activities
all proceeds will go into our
school building fund.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
BY BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-SOg1


David Holloran, son o +
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hollor-
an, Fifth Ave, was awarded
a half gallon of Maple syrup
during the 4 hour telethon as
the 10th donator to the Ge-
auga County Community hos
pital.
Steve Burgess, SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Burgess, un-
derwent an emergency app
endectomy Sunday at Lake
County Memorial hospital.
He's recovering satisfactor-
lily and is expected home to-
morrow tFriday)
Russell Burgess, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burgess
is home on spring vacation
from Hiram College.
Billy Gaylord, Joan Kei-
ffer, Joyce Bican, Carol Pit
schmann, Larry Jackson, Lo-
retta Janu, Sam Ray, Ted
Young, Roger Ishee a n d
Helen Torok are all home
for the weeks spring vaca-
tion from Kent State Univ.
ersity.
Beverly Bidgood, Joa r
Manning, Linda LeDuc and
Susan Alvord were expected
home yesterday (Wednes.
day. from Ohio University
for a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fro
mex and daughter, Gwen, oi
Westlake were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Barone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul AIvore
returned home Monday fol
lowing a weeks vacation trir
to Pinehurst, N. Carolina
Durham, N. C. and spent the
Last weekend they met Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson Allyn IL
weekend with them and theil
daughter Jean, a student a.
Duke University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Allyn also returned h o m {
the past weekend from ar
extended Southern trip anc
Jean is expected home this
weekend.
Sally Johnson, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. johnson
Jr., is expected home today
from Mt. Union College iT
Alliance for spring vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Barone
and daughter, Jean, will at,
tend a family gathering or
Easter Sunday at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Sophia
Frk in Cleveland.
Mrs. Gustave E. Schrader
and her three children, Brad
ley, Connie and Alan, ! e f
Wednesday to spend the re-
mainder of the week at Dear
born Inn, Dearborn, Mich,
and will visit Greenfield Vii.
lage. Mr.. Schrader is in Sac
Paulo, Brazil, on a business
trip and will be away another
two weeks.
Mrs. Robert Morse retur-
ned Saturday from a weeks
vacation trip to New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sch
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
-Hanounee Wlarniage

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K.
Wright, Sherman Rd, Char
don, announce the marriage
of their son, Alfred Lee Wri-
ght and Maryann Polomsky.
They were married in Cum
berland, Maryland on March
z. They are now residing at
Grennan's Trailer ParF
Chardon. Alfred lBoots) is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank K. Wright, Sherman
Road, Chardon. Maryann is
the dautgter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Polomsky Of Hunts.
burg.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
p. C. CHURCH OFFICERS
TO MEET MONDAY

The Deacons, Deaconesses,
and Elders of the Pilgrim
Christian Church will meet at
800 pm. on Monday, March
30th in the Sanctuary Build
ing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, March 26:

Geauga County Graduate
Nurses Association will meet
at the Manor House, Punder-
son State Park, at 8 pm.
There will be a speaker.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26

PeaSe.
Diane Pomeroy was one
of the solicitors for the Kid.
ney Drive, held in Chardon,
Monday evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26

Sixty one women of s t.
Mary Parish, Chardon, have
just completed a project
wherein, under the direction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
Admiral Leohy's
Estate Valued
At$ll3,oO3

Admiral Of the Fleet WI
liam d. Leahy. who died last
July 20. left an estate estimated
at ei13,903. 1t was shown in o
petition for probate Of his will
Med today in United States
District Court.
Except for two moderate be-
quests to grandchildren. the
entire estate goes to Admiral
Leahy's son, Rear Admiral VIII
liam Harrington Leahy, COM
mander Of the Portsmouth
(va.) Naval Shipyard. !.
The court documents listed
personal property Of 500. 903. Of
which $78.220 was in cash. sl4.-
1873 in securities and $500 in
household furnishings. The.
value Of the admiral's home at
2l68 Florida avenue NV. was
estimated at $4,000. g
A granddaughter. Mrs. Louise
Harrington Leahy Walker. was
bequeathed all jewelry belong
ing to Admiral Leahy's late
wife.
Another grandchild, Robert
Beale Leahy, receives the adj
miral's medals, swords and per-
sonal mementoes.
The petition for probate was
filed by the law firm Of Ansell
and Ansell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
Louis Hersehel,
Head of Window
Cleaning Firm

Louis Herschel. "a, a Wash.
ington businessman, died thi,
morning at his home. 1911;
Yorktown road NV, Of
heart attack.
Mr.. Herschel was president
of the United States Window
and Housecleaning Co.. a firn
established by his father.
A graduate Of Roosevelt High
School, Mr.. Herschel served In
the Coast Guard during World
War II. a
He was a member Of the
Shriners and was q 32d-degree
Mason.
He leaves his wife Harriet
and q son Charles Of the home
address: his mother Bertha
and q sister, Mrs. Harry Ep-
stein. both of 1880 Van Buren,
street NV.
Funeral services VIII be held
at / pm. tomorrow at the Dam
zansky Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
viii be in Beth Shalom Gene
terry.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions tc
the Heart Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
Mrs. Leo Marsh,
Lonq in District

Mrs. Leo c. Marsh. widow Of
a Washington insurance ex-
ecutive. died yesterday at her
home at 59le Massachusetts
avenue NV. after a long ILL
ness.
A longtime resident Of the
District, Mrs. Marsh was born
ct Leonardtown, Md. Her hus-
band died here in 1916.
She leaves two daughters.
Mrs. N. Ward Guthrie. Of the
home address. and Mrs. A. Og-
den Pierrot Of 270l Thirty first
street NV: two sons, Air
Force Col. Samuel Marsh of
5825 Glenhrook terrace NV,
and A. Fenwick Marsh Of
Cleveland; a sister, Mrs
George j. Fleury Of 5000 Thir-
ty-ninth street NV; q brother
Frank P. Fenwick Of 1881
Twenty eighth street NV, and
10 grandchildren and Is great
grandchildren.
Prayers win be offered to-
morrow at 9 am. at the home,
where the body rests. and a
requiem mass will be said at
1880 am. tomorrow at the
Church Of the Little Flower
560l Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Burial win follow at
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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D. Eston Luckey,
commander

,,S lunar ~ ~ Esson AacEey'
UoN, e, o. pan 6runo. CAM =
1ieo mere SATURDAY o. . prain
nemorrnage.
Comor. Lackey hveo IN silver
Sprlne from lS4s 70 lSoz wnen
ls was sIationeu AZ tne Navy
department mere.
a natlSe OF Statesyilie, n. e.
ne was g graouaLe OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
Mrs. Annond, 50,
Research Analyst

Mrs. p. N. Armand. SO, Of
4247 North Vacation lane
Arlington. died Monday night
In Sandusky. Ohio.
For the last two months she
had lived in Sandusky with her
son-in-law and daughter, Dr..
and Mrs. William Seller.
Until she became. III several
months ago, Mrs. Armand was
. research analyst with the Ma
tional Security Agency. She was
the widow Of DR.. p. N. Armand.
She was a member Of AL
Souls Unitarian Church here.
Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Armand leaves q son. Richard
jay Armand, Of Arlington.
Cremation took place yester-
day in Sanduslxy.
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tomorrow with full military
honors in, Arlington Cemetery
-Admirars Flag Raised
As the plane touched the
ground. the Admiral's own fiaf
was broken out at the yardarin
on the air station nag staff.
An eight-man color guard
representing all branches OF
the armed forces stood by Al
the coffin was lowered from the
Navy Conyair.
The hushed crowd raised
hands in salute as, the cofiir
was carried through a line oil
80 honor guards bearing rifles.
Ahead marched Navy mer
carrying the American nag and
the admiral's own five-starred
blue and white emblem. The
band played "Abide With Me-
The column stopped before
the admiraPs family and high
officials briefly for . ls-gun sa-
lutte.
Then q hearse carried the
coffin to Bethlehem Chapel ir
Washington Cathedral, where
it win lie for "A hours.
Relatives in Escort
Rear Admiral s. ]. Ashwortt
l was escort commander for the
"trip here. Others accompanying
/ THE body included Comdr. vii.
liam Neville. the admiral,
aide. and Comdr. William j
\ Kitchell, his nag lieutenant
during World War II.
Relatives on the plane in,
fcluded his SON. William A. Hal.
sey. ira daughter. Mrs. Mar.
garet Halsey Spruance: q sis
ter, Mrs. Reynolds wilson; tw,
lgrandsons. William F. Halsey
III. and Preston Lea Spruance
jr., and q granddaughter
Spruance Denham.
Mrs. Halsey was expected t.
arrive later today from Ho
Springs, Va.
Among Navy officials attend
ling were Vice Admiral RALPH
E. Wilson, deputy chief O
naval operations for logistics
escort commander for the fu'
neral, and Rear Admiral w. X
Mendenhall. jr., commadant O
! the Potomac River Naval Com
lmand.
Admiral Halsey's body will Iii
in repose atthe Cathedral unit
noon tomorrow.
The funeral will be held at
pm. and burial will follow a
Arlington Cemetery with full
honors, including the tradi
tional Begun salute.
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DEATHS


BROWN, ALICE WADE, In loyin,
memory Of my mother. ALICE WAD1
BROWN, who passed away Angus
You are not forgotten, dear Mother
Nor will you ever be:
As long as life and memory last
will remember thee;
Brown, ALICE WADE. In LOVING
ALICE WADE BROWN, who passed
away August 10. 1856.
( How very close remembrance
Must be to US today,
And though she Is gone,
These treasured thoushts cannot
! MRS. susie iSsf I WTAbfE, MRS. THERESA
sp6SgS AND MRS. ROSETTA
CAMPBELL, CORA L. Sacred to the
memory Of our loved one, CORA l..
CAMPBELL, who left us two years
ago today. August 10, 1857.
Today we pause in reverence,
And say q silent prayer, 81.
Asking God to keep her ever
In His tender, loving care.
DEVOTED NIECE AND NEPHEW,
W FRANZ STANLEY. ~
Our thoughts Of you will never. fade
When all the years have hown:
Your memory, as the brightest star,
VIII always light our home.
DE 4SGERs, s4 R6BERr; DA 'hHoBIE Z
CHARLOTTE. BARBARA: Low.
= ING BROTHERS-IN-LAW, ROB.
ERT AND JOSEPH.
CRAWFORD. ROBERT. "A sacred
tribute e 4 loying memory q ny
realms celestial eight years aeS
today. August 10, 1851.
F'n0YiSo 6 5fye sisT ffdss Ruff @1iifa,
MATTHEWS, SAMUEL D. A tribute q
devotion and honor to the feveret
SAMUEL B MATTHEWS, who de.
s Sass adjust sss i e. 'fSiii.n wears
tian way u life Il has S been a'i and shat
continue to be our strength a,lt
n il5css ETA AND REGINALD.
VEGA, GUTLLERMO tBILLYD. A trib'
ute Of love TO the memory Of Onl
dsar son ana brother. oUILLERMstC
eternal life on Friday, August 10
one hour before the sunrise,
When Connie and Diane broushi
foods. fIs = !.
You drifted away on the Potomac
Answering the Saviour's calls.
Since then, four years have passed
And our tears are still undried
Within our home, where all bright
Is now missing your shining light
Your smiling way and pleasant fact
Always are present In our minds
Down here we mourn. but in vain
Until God permits dear Billy to meei
again. THE FAMILY.
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r. D. Roosevelt
Memorial OKd

The Senate Rules Committee
today ordered favorable reports
on two resolutions relating TO
memorials in the District.
One, already passed by the
House, sets aside a site In West
Potomac Park for q monument
to Franklin D. Roosevelt and
authorizes a competition for
the design of the memorial.
The other resolution. which
has not yet passed the House.
would set UP a commission TO
make plans for a memorial to
President James Madison, uti-
lizing the columns taken from
the old East Front Of the
Capitol.
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van Non Ssss' x sSHS i SSSSsn Y x.
e. ss'''vsa2iN MSS II beloved q; al usSan S
q Mary a. Van. Ness , .nes MoEsn an:
k asH esis and friends may ea ItA J,
? the Collins Funeral Home. 1891
the Holy Name Church on Friday,
HMS oUSs olive. e. ds S sS interS e
WALKER. MAURICE L. OF 1000
22d St. NV, on Auggst ls. 1853,
lees S'n a. chsm6ess osorrstovn gu Fu-
neral Home, 3O72 N st. NV. on
intsfment Walkers Chapel Gene
terry. Arlington. Va. 20
WHEELER, HESTER. On Tuesday
AuEust ls, 1859, HESTER WHEE.
LER. beloved mother Of John 8;
s. one brother. one me- sister. 'i i've
grandchildren. one niece, one neph-
ev. thirteen great-grandchildren
one daushter-in-laW, Mrs. Priscilla
.sss.. sa ,s eS h Tss e o NE
stewart Funeral Home. 80 4 St
me- after 3 pm, Friday, August
81, where services will be held on
ii nssa@sss AssSiS cemetery Il
WHITE. lois y on Monday, August
II, 1853. q Y 9. Naval Hospital
Eis BELOVED VIE 81 81 John 81 fsef Wsits
I dnAgl1ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
II Fey Of Rushyiiles Ind, and sister
Of DR.. Harold Fey Of Chicago III !:
Mrs Arthur Smith of Boulder. Colo.
ton, Nd. Friends may can ct the
, Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 510a
Thnrsdas. zisust 20: thence 70 FcTi
Myer chapel.. 9htte services viii b
% in.srmsns Afiinstcn Nssicnsi
/ Cemetery: 10
WISE, MARK Ia Vi $3.50 10th st
ne on n. August y II 1893, husband
Soiofs aIM ow0r ase' ana sep oio1is Il e
3 Hemiock, son OF Walter A. wise and
brother Of woodrow A. Wise. Jane,
Wise, Beuleh .FetssIer. Thelma Wood
ana c MsrSsss. 4 I SgckieT o Prayers .1s
fith st. Sc. on Friday. Aususi
Holy Comforter Church. 1Ath and
East Capitol sts;. at am. Inter
ment Mount olivet Cemetery.
woRrMAN, EDWARD {. On wednes..
da1, August 10. 1889. EDWARD c
WORKMAN. beloved husband Of
Helen Workman and devoted father
q MS Anne Lee sahm and David
the Bernard -Danzansky a SOM
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV
Notice Of funeral later.
YOUNG, ANNIE. On Monday, August
ritai. ANNIE YOUNG Of S0il sth
place NV Notice Of funeral later
Arranesrnents BY Henry 3. Washins.
ton u Sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
Mrs. StubbIefield, s.
Newsnnper Executive

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Aug.
10 (AP,.-Mrs. Frances Ogden
Stubbieield. president Of the
Wheeling News Publishing Co.,
which operates the Ogden chain
of IL daily newspapers in West
Virginia. died yesterday.
Mrs. Stubblefield, the eldest
daughter of H. C. Ogden,
founder of the chain Of news
papers. had been Republican
national committeewoman for
West Virginia since 1914. She
was born in Wheeling, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
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lena Danoff and Mrs. Bessie Danon
Il the Qeorge Washington Cemetery
es9G eisss read read . Lns A as s,,n'
sivss and friends are invited. II