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Smyrna times., 1961-11-16
Society Plans
Home Test for
Diabetic Week

The Delaware Pharmaceutical
Society, in cooperation with the
local Diabetic and Medical AS
sociations, has announced a
simple and effective test for
diabetes in the form of 'Drey-
pak," to be used during Dia-
bette Detection Week, Novem-
Der 1917.
Dreypak, a diabetes test strip,
is used one to two hours after
eating a large meal. Easy-to-
follow instructions tell how to
prepare the strip, which is then
mailed in an ordinary envelope
to the Delaware Diabetes Asso-
citation for processing and in
depreciation. This at-home meth
cd of testing eliminates a visit
to the hospital or physicians
office, although they are also
cooperating fully in other meth
ods of testing. Dreypak kits
can be picked up at no charge
at any local drug store, advises
the Pharmaceutical Society, in
urging that all citizens take adj
vantage of this excellent oppor-
tunity for early detection of
diabetes.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-16
Lions Stress
Home Safety in
Campaign Here

"Your home may not be as
safe as you think" This start
ling note of warning comes
from the Delaware Safety Coun-
Gil and the Smyrna Lions Club
annual home-safety campaign
now underway in this area. Ac-
cording to the DISC, falls occur
ing in the home are one of the
more serious problems, account
ing for 10 of the twenty fatal
home accidents in Delaware this
year through August 81. Many
of the falls happen in the kitch-
en- and bathroom due to torn
or curled-up linoleum, slippery
floors, slippery tub or stall show
er. To prevent these accidents
the Council suggests that worn
floor coverings be replaced, and
that home-owners tack down
any section that begins to curl.
Also, wipe up water, grease, OF
other spills at once. When floors
are waxed, the wax should be
thoroughly rubbed in, and a
rubber bath mat be used in the
tub or shall shower. A handrail
firmly fastened to the wall over
the tub is good anti-fracture in
surance. Halls and stairs are
other dangerous areas in to-
days home. Poor lighting, OBJ
structions on stairs and floors
and unsafe stairs are prime cul-
prits here. To offset these pres
ent or potential hazards, dual
switches at each end of stair
days and long halls should be
installed. Good housekeeping is
another factor in saving lives.
Don't let anything clutter a
stairway or passageway and re-
pair worn or broken stair treads
and a firm handrail should be
there for use-not for decora-
ton.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-16
DIR. ]. ]. Lazzerii
Guest Speaker
At Jaycee Meet

DR.. John ]. Lazzeri, local
physician, was the speaker at
the regular meeting of the Smyr-
Clayton Junior Chamber of
Commerce held Tuesday night
at the Youth Center. Brooks
Banta, Jaycee president, has an
nounced that among the present
activities of the Jaycees has
been one of community service
by assisting with the cleanup
project at the Presbyterian
Cemetery. Thirty-six man hours
were contributed by the Jay
Gees to this project. The local
chapter is now at work on the
extension of the Camden-Wy-
oming chapter. Vic Ross serves
as chairman of this effort. Alv-
in Hill is new member of the
local chapter. The Jaycees con-
tinued their flag service pro-
ject, by placing flags in stand
ards on all downtown streets in
recognition of Veterans Day on
Saturday, and removing them
at sunset. Philip Voshell is
chairman of the flag project.
Early planning sessions are be-
ing held by the committee on
plans for the annual Santa
Claus project. Ned Hadaway is
serving as chairman for this
important project for the chill
dren of the Smyrna-Clayton
area. 1t is expected that 1000
Christmas stockings will be pur-
chased for giving to the small
boys and girls.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Services Tonight
For Miss Robey

Funeral services will be held
tonight for Miss Mabel A.
Robey, 81, an area school
teacher for so years, who died
Sunday after a heart attack
at her home, AIT Garfield
street NV.
Miss Robey, who held three
degrees from George Wash
,ington University taught in the
District public school system
from 1903 to 1887, most at
Alice Deal Junior High School.
She specialized in teaching
of retarded children and was
an author and church worker.
She once taught in Scotland,
and introduced special schools
for Subnormal children there
and in England.
Services will be at 8 pm.
at the Lee funeral home,
Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will be
private.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

American Society of Photo
grammetry, the American Geo.
physical Union and the Amer
ican Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science.
He leaves his wife, Hilda;
two daughters, Geraldine and
Kathleen, and two sons, Rob-
.ert, jr., and Dennis, all of the
home address, 554 Beacon road,
Silver Spring.
He also leaves his mother,
Mrs. Bess Lanphier, of Chicago; !;
his father, w. Parker Ireland,
and a sister, Mrs. Eleanor I.
Barker, both Of Delavan, Wise,
and a brother, Winston Ireland,
of Chicago.
Memorial services will be
held at 10 am. Saturday in
Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church. University boulevard
and Colesville road, Silver
Spring, Md.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
National Heart Institute at the
National Institutes of Health
or to a favorite charity.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
HIT A4rntnrtaitt

THORNTON, MARGE ORA. In loving
MaRdfE MMfaRRSdEf Ora my rzosNros. Sssf oSssuEhsfT; Shc
passed away eleven years ago today,
August 8, 1850. 80.
If only the sky could open and
her dear face, / could see.
Oh, what a wonderful feeling, I
know would come over me-
But she is with the angels; far
from sin and pain;
and THOU shall see her again.
DOWNLISON, In loving
memory Of my dear father. DOWN.
LISoN TRUEHART. who departed
this life IL years ago today, Au-
gust 3. 1949.
stood beside his bed
And watched his life depart;
1t almost broke my heart.
God saw his road va: setting rough.
80 He gently closed his loving eyes,
And whispered. Peace be thine"
They say time heals all sorrow.
And helps one to forRet;
But time so far has only proved
How much ! miss you yet.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
WARREN, ELIZABETH. In loving
memory Of my dear mother. ELIZ-
ABETH WARREN, who departed
1946.
Every day brings back sweet memories
Every memory a tear,
. Deep within my heart cherish
Thoughts OF one ] loved so dear.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, oEoRGENE
BROWN,
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Ralph Gruy, 81,
Cement Musons
Business Agent

Ralph w. Gray, 81, a native
of the District and business
agent of Local S91 of the Ce-
ment Masons International AS
sociation for more than 27
years. died Tuesday at Doctors
Hospital after a long illness.
He represented the union in
international conventions, local
labor conventions, and in the
Greater Washington Central
Labor Union and the Washing
ton. Building Trades Council.
He was a graduate Of Nc
Kinley Tech High School.
Mr.. Gray leaves his wife, Eva
NJ, and his mother, Mrs. Alice
Gray, of 2314 Nicholson street
Sc, the home address. He also
leaves a stepson, John Ingle-
due, of WeStchester, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow at the Sim
mons funeral home. 1861 Good
Hope road Sc. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Rev. Joseph Cosenzu, 81,
Teacher at Gonzuqu High

The Rev. Joseph F. x. Cos
enza, 81, a teacher at Gonzaga
High School, died yesterday at
Providence Hospital after a
brief illness.
The Jesuit priest first taught
at Gonzaga from 1949 to 1852.
He conducted classes in mathe-
maticS and acted as moderator
Of the school band.
He returned to Gonzaga three
years ago to assume his pre-
vious position there and re-
mained until his death. .a.-
Father CoSenza completed
his classical studies in the So
ciety of Jesus at the NoVitiate
in Wernessville, Pa, in 1946,
and completed his philosophical
studies at Woodstock College
before coming to Washington.
He returned to Woodstock in
1852 and was ordained a priest
there in 1855. His final year of
studies was completed at the
Tertianship in Auriesville, N. Y.
For a short time in 1857
Father CoSenza was an assist
ant pastor at a parish in his
native Philadelphia and then
served as an assistant pastor Of
Our Lady's Chapel Of Medley's
Neck in st. Marys County, Md.
before coming back to WASH
ington.
Father CosenZa was an ac-
complished musician and was
well known to many service
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Robert P. ireland, Analyst
For CIA, Long q GeoIoqist

Robert Parker Ireland, SO, an
analyst for the Central Intelli-
gence Agency, died Tuesday at
the Washington Hospital Cen
ter after a short illness.
Mr.. Ireland worked for the
Government for 26 years. most
Of that time as a geologist. For
a number Of years as an en-
ploye Of the Corps of Engineers
he helped build dams and air.
ports throughout the South
west. During World War II he
was with American crews that
built airports in Brazil.
On coming to Washington in
1850, he worked with the Beach
Erosion Board and the Depart
ment of Agriculture before
joining the CIA about five
years ago.
He was a native of Spokane,
Wash, and was graduated from
Northwestern University in 1884.
He was a member of the
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Mrs. Clark, IS,
In Nursing Here
For 24 Years

Mrs. Mamie Parks Clark, IS,
a Washington nurse for "a
years. died suddenly Monday
at her home, 1922 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
Mrs. Clark came here from
her native Williamsburg, Va,
in 1887 after the death of her
husband. She worked as a
private nurse here and as a
nurse at the Health Home, 3244
Thirty-eighth street NV, off
and on until her death.
She received her nurses
training at st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Mildred P. White of Will
liamsburg and Mrs. Nancy P.
Spicer of San Diego, Calf; a
son, William Howard, Of Salt
Lake City, Utah; three brothers
and five grandchildren.
Services and burial are
scheduled tomorrow in Will
liamsburg.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Cardinal ConoIi Dies;
Mayor of Voticon City

VATICAN CITY, Aug. 8
(AP).-Nicola Cardinal Canal,
.S7, for % years the mayor of
Vatican City, died today of
bronchial pneumonia and cir
|culatory complications.
His death came four days
after the suddent death Of an
other Italian cardinal, Domeni-
co Tardini, the Roman Catholic
Church's Secretary Of State.
The two deaths reduced the
membership of the College of
Cardinals to 80.
Cardinal Canal had long
suffered from a circulatory
condition. He was stricken with
pneumonia late last week and
doctors gave up hope for his
survival Saturday. His life
ebbed away slowly as he lay
in a coma under an oxygen tent.
Visited by Pope
Pope John visited him Sum
day night after the death Of
Cardinal Tardini brought the
pontiff back to the Vatican
from his summer residence at
CaStel Gandolfo, south of
Rome, The Pope delayed his
return to Castel Gandolfo to
be near the dying cardinal, and
when notified of the cardinals
death visited his room to pray.
Cardinal Canal, a jovial,
round-faced prelate, had been
president of the pontifical COM
mission for the state Of Vati-I
can City since shortly after
Pope Plus XII created the COM
mission in 1899. The post was
similar to that of a municipal
mayor, with his signature re-
quired on every decision con-
cerning the internal admins
tration of the 10S-acre city
state, its buildings, employees,
sanitation services, gendar-
merle and 1000 residents.
A member Of the College of
Cardinals since December Is,
1885, he was one of the few liv-
ing cardinals who were present
at both the 1889 conclave which
elected Pope Plus XII and the
1858 conclave which elected
Pope john.
Held Other Posts
Along with running the ad-
ministration of the tiny state,
Cardinal Canal headed the
Sacred Apostolic Penitentiary,
the Vatican tribunal connected
with indulgencies and absolu-
tions from censures.
Born June 6, 1874, he was a
Evening star., 1961-08-03

member of a Umbrian noble
family related to the old ruling
families of Italy and France.
He was ordained to the priest
hood in 1900 and rose fast in
the church hierarchy.
Just eight years after his
ordination he was appointed
substitute secretary of state by
st. Plus x. Under Plus XII, he
became secretary Of the Sacred
Congregation of Ceremonies
and on December 16, 1885 be-
came a cardinal.
The following year he became
assessor of the Supreme Sacred
Congregation of the Holy
Office.
During the 1858 conclave,
when the cardinals were locked
up IN the Vatican three days
to choose a new Pope, rumors
circulated that Cardinal Canali
had been stricken with a grave
illness.
No official report could be
obtained until the moment
Pope Johns election was an
nounced.
Then Cardinal Canal him
self provided a dramatic denial
that he was i'll. For it was he
as pro-dean of the Sacred Col
lege of Cardinals-who went to
the balcony of st. Peters BASIL
lea and announced to a crowd
Of tens Of thousands:
"Habemus pontificem" eve
have a Pope.)
Evening star., 1961-08-03
DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
1tt Mrntnrtatit

BUSH, MARIE JORDoN. In memory
JoRDoN BUSH, who passed away
TWENTY-FIVE years ago
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EVE
JONES. BERTHA A. In loving memory
OF my mother. MRS. BERTHA A,
JONES, who passed away one year
ago today, August 3. 1860.
In my heart your memory fingers
Sweetiy. tenderly. fond and true,
Tslk and think of sf4s YOU. 90 not
ANNA JONES. LAUGHTER
RAYFoRD, PERCY J. Enshrined in
our hearts are sweet memories oi
our dear friend, PERCY j. RAY
FORD, who passed away so sud
denly one year ago today, August 8,
The cover Of life's book is closed
For the one we loved SO well,
But loving deeds of bygone days
Are what the pages tell.
Each chapter in it leaves a thought
AS lovely as can be,
For US TO keep within our hearts
HIS FRIENDS.
STEVENSON, LAURA v. and SMITH,
EDITH A. In memory of our dear
mother LAURA v. STEVENSON,
and our aunt, EDITH A. SMITH
August 8. 1854, and August 8. 1855,
respectively.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved ones gone to rest,
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loved you best,
EDITH AND harold.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

band members in the Washing
ton area.
He leaves his mother, Mrs.
Joseph T, Cosenza of Philadel-
phia, and a sister, Mrs. Ezio
zuccarrini Of Narberth, Pa.
Arequiem mass will be said at
II am. Saturday at st. Alloy
sius Church. North Capitol and
I streets. Burial will be in the
Jesuit Community Cemetery
at Georgetown University.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
RfrthH

GARTER, CARL EUGENE, yr. Born
; at the culpeper Memorial Hospital,
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Z. Car
ter, formerly Of Arlington, Va.
S'wefght, 8 pounds, 1874. ounces, brown
hair, blue eyes. 81 inches long. He Is
sP. Carter, 100 Glazier st., Culpeper,
.Va. Born. July 90, 1851, ct 9:52
am. Named CARL EUGENE CAR
: TER, Jr.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-3 grave.
6. sites, section %, lot 1S0, S375,
terms. RA. 6-225S.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Two
= choice lots. eight sravesites, for
$3.50; value. 1000, or will sch
two sites for $495. KE. 6-S425.
3 sTTES-Garden of Last Supper, in
b Fort Lincoln Cemetery; reasonable.
La. 9-5092.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
MURPHY. RICHARD CLARENCE, q,

T,a.sa, MIOftAhD CLAKENCE, or
sicisaass ieihsass M.%Ss1glsstt ATsgst t.,6I J. 1881 et Ply
pa;vS ppa;S RICHARD SISIAdAARD CLARENCE MUR.
Murphy and father Of WoodIey ~
suzanne suzanne Murphy. He also Is sur. my
vlved BY five brothers and two sis.
EsrS. Remains resting at the ArehaTi
ssuthersi sutTrsi Home. La Plata. Nd, untii
at Sts'qLHay, ssrEs,d August H 5, at 10 am: Mass
Ia Plata, Nd, at 1870 a m uiT1l in.
tsIment st: Joseph's Cemetery
MhoIHanza. Md. Prayers Frtday
august 4, at 8 p.n1 iuaS
Evening star., 1961-08-03
NELLY. ROBERT WILLIAM :.

ROBERT WILLIAM, Jr. On
tuesday, August 1, 1881, at HoIIyn
w' WOO Fla, ROBERT WILLIAM
NNEELT; Jr., beloved husband ~
vera Nicely, father Of Mrs Rohept
Robsrtth RI.lthS w,fI;.r Fl y LANCASTER; Ns Pa. and
Of Mrs. Roberta McCandlish hoLnsr Mr.
James Riley and Charles II. NeeiS
al oi hollywood. Fla, He also Il
survived by one grandson he vas
former, president OF the Pionees
tSsSspsndsr tss & s s g.; Friends may cali at
2901 14th st. NV. After n1He'
Eridsy, August 4 (parkire faeiI,ttkS1
SerVces at the above funeral hams
On saturday. August 8. at 10 m
1ph;Iment 1ph;Inme Cedar Hill Cemetery.
phlladelphia papers please COPS. ! -
Evening star., 1961-08-03
KIRKLAND, MARGAREr. on Tu.sd,,

MARGARET. on TUESDAY,
AUspis AUsOSt l. MSRASrFP lasRa 4 P pffneT2l
OF .4230 14th st. ne, devoted
mother of Choice and Ollie Kirk
land. She also leaves to mourn her
passing four grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. After
Am, Saturday, August o, remains
Church Of God in Christ, I435 Park
rd. NV. where funeral services will
be held ct ! pm, Bishop Samuel
Kelsey officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
Funeral Home, 3O15 18th ST. ne.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
MILLER, RERrHA G o..

August p asH i9si. Il heF or rasIssaeys TgIsssasy
1901 N. Taylor ST., Arlineton WS
beloved mother Of Mrs. Pearl VI
gsnsIndmotheT IssIn Of Daniel E. Chap.
Grandmother Of Ann Marie Gbsn
psHe. and sister Of Mrs lana
MMineqinst. Nh Mrs. Kathryn Freeman,
RRniine Ebaugh and Alfred Wenrich.
Ennao EEtIenos II may cail at the Ives Funeral
va, where funeral services viii hs
neIo on Friday, August 4, at 1.4S
Ssn, Sm; nterment Arlington National
Evening star., 1961-08-03

KELLY ROY P. Members of the po-
~ ltcemen's, Association will
ASESA attend the funeral Of their
HN~4.lM late brother, ROY P.
kAt I15zzS lH KELLY, to be held at the
NNSoS<zA 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
&V Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
at II am. Friday Au-
gust 4, 1861. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
KENNETH P. FOLSOM. secy.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
LARRY. nnRornr MAE on ,lo.,A.

LARRY Of 3SS sth htnf St ne. wife sAa y
James Larry. daughter of Annie
Jackson; and Dennis Mettair. mother
Vincent C. Larry. She also is sur.
vtyed by. ten brothers and sisters
other relatives and many friends
After 3 pm. Friday. August 4
friends are invited to cali at the
Funeral services will be held at the
Galilee Baptist Church, 200 1ith ST
ne. on Saturday, August. ., ct 1880
Evening star., 1961-08-03
DE WITT. GERTRupE MAY. 1n rn..

day. August i. 1851, At her n home, lSnt-
MaS lISs bE SIaSkH W11!E ave ;oInI nv oERTSJTpE
Paris Pike. sprinffieId tim 8 ohio. hS1OS IN: n;
Of the late Amos b. Dewitt. moth
er q Ernest o. McCord and sister
q MIS-. sam F seeley and the late
rests at the Warner &. Pumphrey
ETHneral Home. S434 qeorgia ave.
cilitiesl. Services Friday, Ausnst I.
ct ESQ pm, ct st. Paul's Episco.
pal Church. Rock Greek Church I'd
NV. Interment Rock Greek Gene
tery; (springfield, Ohio, papers
Evening star., 1961-08-03
DE SAINTS, DR. HENRY A. on !

DE SAINTS, DIR. HENRY A. On Tues
DAY. August 1, 1861. at his resi-
aenssi Sc sS0S ssSs.r1s 1st St: s;w;, pr: HENRY
Mary Helen v. De Saints and father
Of Alexandria J. and Richard joseph
pc SAINTS. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, Attn st. and
Massaehusstts ave ne. where
August 4. at IL am, Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
PHTLLIPs. NnpMAn

August ATgg !, 1851 NoRA1GNR an Z. EuPsiqdy. PaiIy..
xsl, Lirs OF 1928 Van Buren, St.. Uni
Of fffs RScbei esTk' Z RS'i;;,e Mdi; beloved husband
MRS. Barton H. Marshail, jr and ~
Morman Phillips, and brother Of
mrs; I. N. Crabbs and Mrs. Harold
Grabbs; Remains resting at Gascb's
funeral rune HPms. 4739 Baltimore ave
Fort Ft'IyiIleo Iineoo,r NC; Services at. the
friday, August 4. at II am. rel
atives and friends invited. inter-
ment private. Friends may caII
aIter 1 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

KELLY, ROY P, Members of the Asso-
EsseSsN citation Of Retired Police
1S~Sas men ny a. are hereby notified
AAA brother. ROY p p. XII KELIY LlfSs
A Of st. Petersburg, Fla on
~ Monday, July 81; 1851.
a, Remains resting at the
SaoiA p. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
xgv1 l4th st. NV, where services
VIII be held at IL am. Friday.
AAugust 4. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
HARDIN N. LANCASTER. Pres.
RICHARD A. BURTON, Secy
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DORSEY, AU0UsTUs n. on NJ,
EyERHART. nrAp1v =. r,,...

EVEM.HAhI, 1,Is. MARIE; On Tuesday. Au-
Sss SsspI!s iGs1 Sks q fH!SSlsE HSsk4aSFo hasoTis Il
3ls Maryland ave. ne, beloved sis
ter Of Mrs Ethel Zimmerman 81
Frederick, Nd; aunt Of Carlton and
and Paul Frye and MIS-. MaPion
WEBB, Also survived by IL Ereat-
nephews and nieces. Friends NAV
cal at the, Lee Funeral Home, 1th
s.; and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
August 4. at pm, Internaent FAT
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

AUGUST AosI,a l. 1851, At sibley Memorial
H.ospeitsd 7. essd EDWARD A. MENziEs
Md NJ og%H hsIovcs NssWport r.. Hyattsville
Menzies, brother Of Mrs. Edith PuT-
csn, Mrs. Agnes Fairbanks, Mrs
Cnrlstine Taylor; nephew Of Jane,
Aiian. Friends may call at the S. ri
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi i4th
~: ~ nv. Sparkins facilitiesl. Serv-
Church, 500 Annapolis rd.. Ian.
nam, nan, Nd, on Friday, August 4. al
1:O 1:SO pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Evening star., 1961-08-03

SIMMONS, MN EMERY YORK. On wednes-
SSt,an gay: August SsI@ 2 .nRSl 1891. At the John
EMERY York sfMMo5NSs. M5S St5 b.ioysdI in;w;I
husband Of May Simmons, father N
Mr.; Joseph Simmons of Mouni
Rainier, Md. Friends may cali al
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2gO1 l4th st. NV, after il am
Thursday, August 8; The rosary viii
at the above funeral home on Fri
day.. August 4, at 1880 am. Cpark-
ing facilities), thence to st. Gabriels 8
Catholic Church, 26 Grant circle
NV, where the holy sacrifice of the
mass will be offered at II am. fof
the repose. Of his soul. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, -
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EVkkHART, MARIE. The officers and
~ members of Esther Rebecca
W hereby notified / Of the death ats
fM Of our late sister, MARIE
G EEyEEAART; Funeral from the
MI Massachusetts avenue ne, on
~ Friday August 4, 1861, at
BERTHA M. MILLER,
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RAIHSPRECHER, ABRAHAM.

HAM RXrHsPsREcHziERRs HASssfs Il 1881; 4, ABA; ,sS:
Eioral st, NV, beloved husband of
Sulia Rathsprecher. devoted father
q Robert Goverman Of Baltimore
No; Services at the C. D. Goidberv
NV. on Thursday, August ~ 81
Pm. Interment Kesher Israel Gem
5ery In mourning at 1908 Floral
Evening star., 1961-08-03

LAXERY, RICHARD JOHN, sr. On
Wednesday,, August 2, 1851. at bis
spTins, iGSd %d., DqStsn sicaASbE' sE' SoHN sl5EsS
LAvERY, sr,, husband Of Emma a.
Groebe, Jane H., Paul q. and cnis capt
Richard John Lavery, jr., UsN;
also are seven grandchildfen ana
three great-grandchildren. Mr.. Law
cry rests at the Warner e. PuY,
phrey Funeral Home. S434 GeorFia
ave; Silver sprlng, Nd. where
gust 4, at II am. (narkins faciIf.
tieS. 1nterment Parklawn Cemetery.
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COUGH. RICHARD soTHoRoN On
KISS ESSsSSpsSoSH{ soT{HoReSN ARgSSSt t,3I1,as E 1881 RICH
Nd. beloved husband Of Katharins
I. Cough. Funeral services from the
Donaldson Funeral Home, ala Tai
bott ave. Laurel, Nd, on Saturday,
August 5, at l ! am. Interment Fort
2 TO 5 and to $50.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

OLiVE q. on, Tuesday.
ss oIva vassa J. s6dEGEss 81 sEHE!ssnsi 4sss HSs
New Hampshire ave. NV. She is
survived BY Q sister. Mrs. Joseph
Johnston Of culpeper, va; q
~brother, Thomas E.. Hisle Of WASH
~.ters,. Mrs. Glenn Myers and Mrs.
%Calvin thinner. both Of washing
= ton. D: C.. Services ct the s. h.
= Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29OI 14th
6 ann aT' tDark5s on kSTaaS y;ess.s; Asss;t iI,.a A.
rment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

KELLY, ROY P. On Monday, July 81
Psts+,.bnr,M pssl, at Mound %'! o1 PaTk Hospital ST.
4201 30th ave. north, st. Peters,
burg. Fla, beloved husband Of Mrs.
Merle Gay Kelly. and brother OF
william and Jack Kelly. both Of
Eomney' W. Va, Friends may cali
Home. 2901 I4th st. NV, alter
pm. Thursday. August 8. Sery-
ices at the above funeral home
on Friday, August 4, at IL am.
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

BAILEY, JESSE. On August 1, 1861,
at George Washington University
ghusband Of Minnie Bailey and
brother of William A., Eugene, John,
HGrover and Pearl Bailey. Friends
A.may call at the Chambers Funeral
ament at the Bailey Cemetery. Ashe-
eViIle, N, c.