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Evening star., 1959-11-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY sEMIDETACHED
BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES NUM-
BER 1887 ANACoSTIA AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 11102,
Folio 247 ct seq, of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public aue-
tIOn tic nEsbST II t5G9t q Tza The TRWENFY REfRiFfsYs
PSooURTEHae Eaef DAY OF N NovEMsER, NIB
AID. 1883, AT TWO-THIRY
. O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises, SIT
uate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot
a. in Square 5l02. in Otho W.
Hammond and others subdivision
Of lots In Blocks 4, T., and s,
Addition to Ksnilworth," as per
plat recorded In the once OF the
surveyor for the District Of Co
gHSia sISsst n q L1sr aEbts TO q FUS donnG nha
property owner in and to party
wall and chattels Of record.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $500 win he required
at time OF sale. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. All conveyance
tng, recording, revenue stamps,
ETC., at cost Of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property ct
the risk and cost Of defaulting
V1lIrehaRaP after nva daVS' ad-
vertisement Of such resale In some
Newspaper published In Wash
ington, D. G.
MARCEL WEISS.
THOMAS J. sWEENEY.
Trustees.
FRIEDLANpER and MELROD;
JACK L. FRIEDLANDER, Attor-
ney for Trustees.
no13,16,19,21,2S
ADAM A. WESCHLER . son,
AuetioneeFs
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COLLECTION MAN

Financial Institution de-
sires man, $685., high school
graduate for inside work;
experience preferred but not
essential. Home improve
ment and marine financing.
Excel. opportunity for ag-
gressiye and intelligent per-
son. Many fringe benefits.
VIII interview o a.m.-6 pm.
at S047 18th ST., Silver
Spring, Nd. Please ask for
Mr.. FOIT.
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HELP MEN
(cONTlNUED)
AMBITIOUS MEN

ITO assist managsr," age 1896
white. Permanent fob with excel
lent future High school or better
Company transportation furnished
Sl06 per week II qualified, Cal
Mr. KONAK, Me. s-14S4, be-
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM a, wLsCHLER = SON,

Auetioneers.AppralseFs.
Laundry and DRY Cleaning
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT
BY virtue Of Q civil Action Or
der for Judgment" Case No.
40960, issued by the Camden
County, New Jersey Court. the
undersigned attorneys for the
plaintiff will sell, by public auc-
ton, at rear Of 400 Z ct. NV.
TMENFffFH TTMaiEhlHEisFFi BAY or q oRoyEn: EhE
AN. Model IL ciothes-A-ciesn.
Mushroom Press, Bantam Auto.
Shirt Unit, Sob. Wash Master,
"a Rex Extractor, 2 "DL50" Ace
Dryers, Worthington Ia HIP.
Compressor, Rec. Linen Supply
Press, NateO Water Heater, 3
carts, 60-lb. scale, button sewer,
shirt bin, set Of counters and
promotion kit.
TERMS: CASH.
EPSTEIN & FLUHARTY. Attorneys
for Plaintiff, 702 Market St,
Camden, New Jersey. no10.16,l9
THOS. J. OWEN q son,
Auetisneers,
iii Z ST. NV.
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~ ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where cost less
g to get quicker results Cassfed-Phone L. $4,000
HELP MEN

AUToMoTIvE PARTS ASSIST,
must be experr Ford eZper. pre-
ferred: good starting salary hos,
SSSer Sfa'iS SeSe,sp paip For 'aSas5Gn enr
call MI. Wiliiams, FE. 7-6IOO.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN, permanent
position, excel. opport. for exper.
man, pleasant working eond. See
Nat or Bill. HERSON AUTO RE-
PAIR, 72 Florida ave. n.es !AD.
Auto Truck Mechanic
Excellent opportunity for aualiaed
man, Ford experience necessary,
plenty Of work: 60-60 pay basis.
paid holidays. vacation and other
company BENEFITS. See MI. Ayres
Hamilton ST., HyattsviiIe, Nd.
BAKER. exper., for ste-1y lob,
good salary and working sondi-
BAKERY. shirlington shopping
BOOKKEEPER, exper., excel. op-I
person, 661 Pennsylvania ave. "a.
BOYS, VETS-TRAVEL
Miami. Calf; and return for natl
ls Shlt: piesssnt sss 0s p.Isonsity rs 'Hcts aood
Ia. Exper. not nee, We train.
Aecust. earn SIPS Wk. and up.
ED transp. fu' Perm. with ex-
eel. future Apply Miss GeFson,
2l01 18th st. NV, 1912 pm. 20s
BUTCHER, must have refs; service
meat oept. Top pay. 23O1 Cham
CANVAssER,. for installment firm.
Have several live items ct 81 down
and 81 wk. Apply ROYAL HOME
EQUIPMENT Co, 1912 r, /. ave,
Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 7-369s.
CAREER In sales and sales man
agement--a new pfoGram ohers
the employed person who might
be desirous Of change the oppor-
tuntty to observe and experience
what Mutual Of Omaha offers. BE
trained and sell in your spare
sion 70 enter the insurance 6uSi-
ness on Q fun time basit, For In
OMAHA. RE. 7-so00.
CARPENTER = Full-time employ
ment BY q light manufacturing
co. Box 194-R, Star.
CARPENTER, YR.-ROUND WORK
remodeltnE: new additions: must
be finished carpenter. 10. 4-0S7s.
CARPENTERS-Rough and trim.
irst-class mechanic. s4th and
Marion st., N. ForestVille, Nd,
RE. 5-s52S.
CARPENTERS, frame and trim
Exper. in remodeling: Arlington
Call ia. S-6414.
CARPENTERS. to run remodeIinE
work. No drinkers, Steady work;
top pay. IA. 4-5541 after 8.
CARPENTER AND HELPER = In
CALI ST. 3-iS4O.
CARPENTER HELPERS (2)
HU. 3-s6ee After $50
CARPET MECHANIC
Steady work for reliable. sober
mechanics; must be frst-class
man; scale and company benefits.
Apply in person. No phone calls
Quaker City Carpet Co.
900 r st. NV.
CASHIER-CHECkER for supermar-
ket. experience necessary Apply
FEDERAL .SUPERMARKET, 243O
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
CHEF, coLORED. middle-aged, ex-
perienced in hotel, cafeteria, din
ner and banquet work. Ii. 4-5269.
CHEF (working), immed., large
hotel with f1rst-class restaurant,
coffee shop and banquet rooms,
must be exper. in food.eost con-
troll: excel. salary. Call HU. g.
1851. ask for Mr.. CHANCE.
CLERK-TYPIST, white; so m
knowledge Of bookkeeping helpful
Reply In own handwriting, giving
age and last employment. Salary
$65-S70 per week. Box 371-V
Star. -.
COLLECTION MAN
Assistant to the collection man
ager. We have an opening for q
collection man who is interested
in a permanent position with q
| future Call Mr. MERRITT III
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AUCTION SALES
I$AkfTtklftERA

COMMERCIAL CREDIT CORP. by
virtue Of q default in its eondi-
tional sales contract, sells Nov. "a,
1889 at Q am. at 5913 Georgia
Ave. NV, WASHINGTON, d. G.,
1888 Ford Station Wagon. Serial
Re: ROBERT Z. BROADLY. no1e
THOS. J. OWEN o SONS
AucttoneePs,
I'LL = ST. NV.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q son,
AuetiOneers-ApprSlsers

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SELF
SERVICE LAUNDRY BUSINESSES,
WASHERS. DRIERs, BOILERS,
WATER sOTTENERs, ETC.
trust filed october IL, 1855, as
Instrument No. 39S2, Recorder
Of Deeds Once, d. c., and ct the
REQUEST Of the parties secured
viii sell, b By P1fsSsneS PUsSIc aucTfoN, tETieSSs
at the respective premises as fol-
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859, Al
TEN O'CLOCK AM, at Premises
No. eos Sth st. Sc 20 Westinss
house washers, Model RCM-4,
Serial Nos T.161735. T-1617l9,t
T-lssIl77IIdds T-1811sII6, T-Is1s64,
Tlsi7sa Tllsi7$a T.isi7lS, TT1s17lS, TT:1lss117ss Tls17ss
T-16171S, T-16173I and T-1617i3'
8 gas driers, Nos. J-1490, J-14S9,
J-14S5, J-14SS, J-14S6 and
J-14S7: boiler, vertical hot-water
"4O1-5 -57-642S (B24-6j" water
softener, and ali substitutions and
replaceTnents. of said personally
therein. ON THE SAME DAY, AT
ises @ Ne. Ne Sssi Georgia Hiii ~ Avenue venue
NV Is Speed Queen washers,
A-2O-D; Simplex automatic wash
ers, 5 gas drierS, Nos. J-1412,
J-1413. J-14I4, J-1415 and
J-14I8; boiler, water softener
and all substitutions and replace
ments Of said personally therein.
TERMS: CASH.
ANNA LABINSKY,
BERNARD M. CHERNOFF,
Trustees.
JOSEPH C. TURCo, Attorney for
Parties Secured, Southern Build.
ing. no19,25-de3
THOS, ]. OWEN a SON,
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Auto Truck Mechanic

Excellent opportunity for aualifed
man, Ford experience necessary,
plenty Of work: b0.60 pay basis.
paid holidays. vacation and other
company benefits. see Mr.. AyTes
H.miiton n dhonSH q ESstt:v,IIs'C s hsC LS SlAO
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BAKER. exper., for ste-5y Job,
good salary and working sondi-
tions. Apply In person, ECLAIR
BAKERY. shirlington Shopping
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THOs. J. OWEN . SON.
AuctiOneefs,
III r ST. NV.

JOSEPH C. TURCo, Attorney for
Parties Secured, Southern Build
inc ro1O EdaQ
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1919 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
S433 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Nd
541S Wise. Ave. Chevy Chase, Nd.
442g So. Ave-, Coral Hills, Nd.
1917 RI. Ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Ben Franklin Store, Waldorf, Nd.
Positions also available for expe-
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AUTOM0TIvE PARTS ASSIST,
must be exper.. Ford exper. pre-
ferred: good starting salary, hos
pitalization, paid vacation and
other BENEFITS; For appointment
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ADJUSTERS

For Q planned management train
ing program, paying a good salary
with an automobile furnished In
cluding profit sharing. Apply in
person.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

Local flrm of CPA desires the full
time services Of semi or senior
accountant. State age, education
and experience; salary commensu-
rate with ability. Box 279-R, Star,
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AUTO sHOP FoREMAN, permanent
position, excel. opport. for exper.
man, pleasant working cond. See
Nat or Bill. HERSON AUTO RE-
PAIR, 72 Florida ave. ne, AD.
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Quaker City Carpet Co
COLLECTION MAN

Assistant to the collection man
ager. We have an opening for q
collection man who is interested
in a permanent position with q
future. Call MR.. MERRITT. JU.
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THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1859
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The So rood iio-sszo killed, 2,525 900 injured

Dunn, IS, both Morgantown, w
Va.
Lester Eugene Holmes, 25, iron
worker, Grafton, w. Va, and Will
ma GenevieVe Thomas, 20, Reeds
vile, w. Va.
Lewis Baughman, Jr., %, truck
driver and Mona Marietta Roberts,
II, parents CONSENT both Meyers
dale, Pa.
George Walter Charnock, 43
sheet metal worker, and Mabel
Isabel McCord, 80, both Canton.
O.
James Lambert Flowers, 46,
truck driver, Clarksburg, w. Va,
and Leila Isabel Williams Flow
ers, "a, Bristol, w. Va.
Louren Floyd Lohr, 10 par
ent's CONSENT, laborer, and May
80 Ann Messenger Miller, %, both
Markleysburg, Pa.
Donald Elmus Moran, 18, par
ent's CONSENT U. S. Navy, Cataw-
ba, w. Va, and Doris Virginia
Rohr, 10, Fairmont, w. Va.
Merle Denzil Grimm, 20, miner
Tunnelton, w. Va, and Annie
Rose Williams, Is, Cottle, w. Va.
George Fumich, Jr., al, attorney
Pursglove, w. Va, and Marie Ro-
mano %, Clarksburg, w. Va.
John Erskin Dougal, so, rail
roader, Rivesville, w. Va, and
Olive Jeanette Kisner, 4S, Fair
mont, w. Va.
Donald Evan Adanitsch, 20, par
ent's consent laborer HopWood
Pa, and Audrey Mae Tallentire, 81
UniontoWn, Pa.
Frank Verbus, Jr, 10, parents
CONSENT laborer, and Mary Eliza
beth Morris, IS, both uniontown
Pa.
Douglas Fairbanks Nelson. 25
no occupation, and Villa Jean
Mullenax, 10, both Whitmer, w
Va.
Joseph Dewitt, Jr., 10, parents
consent laborer, and Loretta Mae
Kisner 10, both McHenry, Md
Norman Gene Reimschisel, 20
parents CONSENT us. air force
Jackson, Mich, and Janet Louise
Wolf, 10, Oakland, Md
Stanley Watson Wilson, 20 par
ent's CONSENT serv. sta. att, Rich
mond, Va, and Judith Louise Barr
18, Mechanicsville, Va.
Max Darwin Daugherty, 81, car.
penter, and 10 Ellen Humphreys
49, both Philippi, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-02
80 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-nine marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday from the office Of
Richard L. Davis, clerk of the Cir.
cult court This brought the total
for June thus far to AS. Three OF
the licenses issued were marked
don't publish"
Daniel Theodore Hamling, Jr.
20, high lift operator. Library, Pa
and Emma Leona Evans, 80, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Orville Paul Trowbridge, 10
parents CONSENT unemployed
Grove City, Pa, and Hazel Jane
Adams, II, parents CONSENT West
MiddleseX, Pa
James Lorenzo Rowan, 10, par
ent's consent painter, and Bernice
Marie King, 16, parents consent)
both Jere, W. Va.
Frank Richard Hanlin, %, Ia
borer, Elk Garden, w. Va, and
Donna Jean Hottie, Is, Shaw, w
Va.
Melvin Richard Dunlthan, 70
machinist, and Nancy Carole Har-
vey, 10, both Alexandria, Va.
Francis Fourier Orchard, Al, U
S. army, and Nadine Bessie Stat
ford, %, both Morgantown, w. Va
Michael Waynik, Jr., %, student
Johnstown, Pa, and Carole Jean
O'Connor, 20, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Earl Eugene Dixon, 81, service
man, and Mary Jeaneta Hileman
80. both Morgantown, w. Va.
John Richard Babyak, IS, par
ent's consent laborer, Atlasburg
Pa, and Kathy Anne Stewart, It,
Cp2rcnt's consenb Burgettstown,
Pa
Jack Hughes Rosenberger, 20,
parents consent serv. sta att,
and Mary Louise Berry, II, par
ent's consent both Adah, Pa.
Jacob Raymond Wolfe, 81, truck
driver, Wellsburg, w. Va, and
Edith Genevieve Wolfe, so, Steu-
benville, O., former husband and
wife.
Frederick James Cowell, 20
parents consent stock clerk, and
Karen Sue Clark, Is, both Morgan
town, w. Va.
Delbert Rush Hager. rs, banker
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agcr, and Barbara Grace Shank,
2l both Bethesda, Md.
John Frank Ruff 90 parents
CONSENT us. navy, and Nancy
Louise Crawford, 81, both Oak
land, Md.
Stanley Robert Wassick, 81, tire
recapper and Mary Sue willard,
IS. both Morgantown, w. Va.
Ronald Keith Whitehair, "a, la
borer, and Alma 10 Sewers, 49,
both Davis, W. Va.
Cecil Ersel Hathaway, 10. par
ents consenU gas stat att. near
/ Moatsville, W. Va, and Ruth Ann
Allen, is, near Phillippi, w. Va.
Franklin Chambers, Jr, %, I'M
employed, near Function, w. Va,
and Dolores jean Fulk, 70, near
Albright. W. Va.
Robert Richard Solomon, %, no
occupation, KingWood, w. Va, and
Margaret Ellen Hovatter, 18,
| Reedsville, w. Va.
Clarence Eugene Barnes. IS,
laborer. Morgantown. w. Va, and
Evelyn Lorraine Helmick, 10, Dunk
ard. Pa.
Marvin Milroy Bell 3D. baker,
and Marilyn Cordelia Bolyard, IT,
parents consent both Newburg,
w, Va.
Samuel Anthony Fiorenza, %,
student, and Elizabeth Jane
Haynes, 18, both Morgantown, w.
| Va.
Howard Vincent Rohr. 81. tipple
operator, Reedsville, w. Va, and
Linda Sue Sypolt II, parents
CONSENT Arthurdale. W. Va.
Leeorvel Earl Evans, rs, truck
driver, Davis, w. Va, and Ruth
Ann Hyre, 81, Bergoo, W. Va.
Edward Jerald Phillips, %, con-
struction, and Sharon Vivian Pc
lint, IS, parents CONSENT both
Parsons, w. Va
John Frederick Baker, 18, par
ent's consenD truck driver, Nor
gantown, W. Va, and Jeraline Dale
Henline. IS, Vaudeville, w. Va .
Bernard Cecil Kipp, 10, parents
consent laborer, Cambrook, Pa,
and Patricia Ann Blackburn, 10,
New Paris, Pa.
Edward Ronald Fike, 10, par
ent's CONSENT steel worker. and
! Beverly Ann Fike, IS, both Mark
leysburg, Pa.
John Kenneth Holiday %.
striker engineer, Addison, Pa, and
Helen Doshie Brenneman, 20,
Friendsville, Maryland
Donald Richard McIlrath, 26,
cable helper, and Romano Mistrik,
20, both Pittsburgh, Pa.
Roy Robert Shaffer, "a, steel
worker, Albright, W. Va, and
Gladys Ann Lamberto II, par
cnt's CONSENT Terra Alta, W Va.
Thomas Allen Hawk, 81, miner,
and Essie Marie Plaugher, 16,
parents consent both Bismarck,
W. Va.
Frank Taylor Keifer, Jr. 81,
mill worker, and Joan Elaine Per-
kins, II, parents CONSENT both
Steubenville, o.
Richard Clifton Judy, rs, printer,
and Gloria Ann Kitzmiller, 10, both
Petersburg. w. Va.
Samuel Wilbur Morrison, SIS,
steel worker, and Betty Louise
Hogue, SO, both Steubenville, o.
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financial payment for services
rendered, as it was the policy of
the chapter to have no salaried
personnel.
According to Lowell LOOMS,
chapter secretary, Mrs Tower
said she still wanted to be kept
informed of organization activities
and to be mailed local and national
informative material IS she has
received in the past.
Al Fridays meeting. also H. d.
Swartzcntruber attended for the
first time as a new member of
the Board Other directors are
Lowell LOOMS, Mrs. Stemple, Jay
L. Bell Mrs. Joseph Fahey, Will
lard l.. Hawkins and Miss Floss
Shaffer, treasurer.
James H. McHenry. county agent,
is presently fund drive chairman.
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BITTINGER

Mrs. Elmer ShaWley was hostess
to the Bittinger Homemakers club,
at her home Tuesday evening.
! Mrs. Ralph Bucket had charge of
4 the demonstration on Quick and
Easy Meals and had three All
girls give their demonstration Pat
Shawley prepared a quick and
easy lunch or breakfast meal and
Karen Shawley and Jackie Brenne-
man made instant pudding des-
sertS. Ten members answered the
roll call and Mrs. George Shawley,
president, had charge of short
business session.
The descendants of the late
Perry H. Broadwater held family
get-together at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Brenneman and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hershberger
last Sunday. Relatives attended
from Cumberland, GrantSville, Ac-
cident, Somerset, Pa; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Broadwater, from La
mark, ILL.,, who are visiting friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. W. E. Bucket and son David,
MIS-. I1SIDGIl bQCAcl dllQ MIS-.
Jonas Beachy visited relatives in
Marathon, N. Y, and also Dewey
Wiley, who is patient in a Vet
Grams hospital in Syracuse, N. Y.
Mary Jane Emory, New York
City, is spending vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
Emory. She also spent two weeks
in Florida.
Herbert Stewart, Akron, o., spent
several days in the Marvin Bethel
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beachy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary lookout and
Craig, were Sunday evening supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Beachy.
Ladies of the ULCW visited the
Nursing Home in Oakland, Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Stephen
went to Niagara Falls and Canada,
and visited friends in Cleveland
last week.
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with the Red Cross, which she
recalled began October 81 1917
Mrs Tower expressed apprecia-
ton to the many unpaid volunteer
workers who had assisted in the
multitude Of projects
She recalled the chapters ac-
tivities during the depression years
of .he mid 1905, when the organi-
cation acted as a distributing
agency for government clothing,
material, seeds and food, a fore
runner of the present surplus foods
program.
Other activities in which she was
active included the Red Cross
sponsored water safety program,
through which hundreds of per-
sons were taught to swim by Red
Cross instructors.
She said the chapter, in earlier
years, had sponsored a school
lunch program which aided needy
students This activity has now
been taken over by the schools
themselves.
Assistance in cases of personal
disaster such as residential fires
was given in many instances, she
said.
Mrs. Tower stressed the fact that
assistance to service personnel is
the first consideration. This con-
sist5, at the present time, largely
of verifying requests for emer-
gency leave or in furnishing de-
tsiled biographies for the War De
partment.
Second, and mosl expensive &C
tivity. is that of the Bloodmobile
which is handled entirely by Red
Cross volunteers.
During the years, Mrs Tower
said that she had acted il multiple
capacities as Chairman, Executive
Secretary and Home Service Chair
man when volunteers were slow
in forthcoming. She emphasized
that neither she nor any of her
co-workers had ever received any
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Pennington, Pa, and Shirley Ar
lene Pyle, 20, Confluence, Pa.
Albert Edward Waine, Jr,, %,
student, and Janet Ann Airgood
20, both Pittsburgh, Pa
Glenn Lee Eye, 20, parents con-
sent student, Franklin, w. Va,
and Eva Mae Cress, IS, Dellslow
w. Va.
Elmer Lee Mayhem, "a, laborer,
and Lavinia Virginia Sulser, 20
both Romney, W. Va.
Jerry Lee Moran, 16, parents
consent farmer, and Phyllis Ann
Stanton, IL parents CONSENT both
Kingwood, w Va.
Albert Richard Moreno, 81,
salesman, and Betty Lou Gates,
10, both Canton, o.
Harry Frederick Lee, 48. restau-
rant owner, and Etha Alice Cum
berledge, So both Waynesburg, Pa.
Gene Ray Wooley, 10, parents
CONSENT laborer, Somerset, Pa,
and Shirley Jean Carolus. 20, Rock
wood, Pa.
James Allen Rogers, %, unem-
ployed, Crellin, Md, and Roxanne
Stahl, Is, Corinth, w. Va.
Michael Paul Topoll, Jr., 1S
parents CONSENT auto repair,
J Monaco, Pa, and Delaine Lee
Beaver, 16, parents CONSENT Ali
quippa, Pa.
Elmer Jackson Lytle. 80, main
! tenance, and Betty Elaine Weller
! 81, both DOuglassville, Pa.
worker, UniontoWn, Pa, and Betty
William Michael Soon, "a, steel
Elizabeth Sherman, 10, Councils
vile, Pa.
John Paul Maha 26, radio re-
pairman, Batavia, N. Y, and Doris
Agnes Livingston, %, Corfu, N. Y
| Edward Warren Funk, 20, par
ent's consenD social security work
Baltimore, Md, and Donna Maria
Sulick, 16, parents consenU Tun-
Melton, W. Va.
Robert Ray Bickford, %, timber
man, Swanton, Md, and Dorothy
Louella Jackson, IS, Terra Alta
W. Va.
Daniel Lester Dague, 80, me-
chanic, and Maria Ann Medium
ply, IS, both Dallas, w. Va.
Verlin Christian Barger, 81, farm
er, Maysville, w. Va, and Janice
Leona Snyder, IS, Laurel Dale
w. Va.
Audley William Riley, Jr., 20
(parents consent dozer operator
and Shirley Ann Steyer, 18. both
Deer Park.
Curtis Jay Olson, %. u. S. army
Grand Forks, N. D., and Jean Marie
Kosar, 20, Butler, Pa.
Kenneth Gray Knick, %, student
and Carol Sue Grogran, IS, both
Elkins, w. Va
William Jenkins Chewing, 81
U. S. army, and Janet Irene Cooper
II, both Elkins, w. Va.
Walter Elaine Shaver, 30, school
teacher, and Betty Avonelle Snider
25. both Rowlesburg, w. Va
Charles Austin Schoonover, 20
rec clerk, Mill Creek w. Va, and
Elizabeth Wanda Fcaster, 10, Elk
ings, w. Va.
Gary Allen Corcoran, 10, parents
CONSENT student, Parsons, W. Va,
and Alice Jean hester, II, (par-
ent's consent St. George, w. Va
Licenses recently issued
David Keith Berry, 20, parents
CONSENT student, and Betty Jean
Cain, 81, both Jacksonburg, w. Va
Donald Wade Ashby, Jr., %
self emplOVed. and Helen Oneida