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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
SAXONSHIRE
Suits and Sport Goats

Fall favorites in suits for every i'm
portsnt occasion. sport coats that
give a lift to your leisure. SUITS
S3e.e5-S4e. 1855. Sport coats S22,9S
and S2495.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
New Church Portal
To Be Dedicated

a new church portal will be
dedicated at Zion Lutheran church
at Accident on Sunday morning,
September 3, according to the Rev.
C. F. Dauphin, pastor The service
will be at 1890
The contractor. Elmer Burkhard,
and son, Carol Burkhard, will
hand the key to the pastor for the
ceremonial opening.
The new portal consists of a
two-steppcd concrete base with a
suitable Overhang, double glass
doors and aluminium frame. 1t
marks the completion of extensive
repairs made to the tower and
stecplc of the church.
Aluminium siding was placed on
two sides of the church recently
as part of the Improvement pro-
gram.
The church board, consisting OF
the pastor, August Neil, Hobert
Bowser, Walter Kahl, Wayne
Fratz and Hobert George, together
with the contractor, we're in
charge of the building operations
and arranging for the dedicatory
service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Clements Named
Patent Attorney

Donald F. Clements, of Walling-
ford, Conn. SOn-in-law of James
Fazzalari. of Oakland, has been APP
pointed patent attorney in the
New Haven patent department of
the Olin corporation.
A native of Baltimore, he at
tended public schools there and
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Maryland with B. S. de-
gree in chemical engineering in
1850, and from the John Marshall
Law School in 1858.
He is a member of the American
Bar association and the Illinois
Bar association. He has been adj
mitted to practice before the U. S.
Patent office as well as to the
state bar in Illinois.
Prior to joining DIN, he was as
ISOLATED with the Hooker Chemical
company as patent attorney at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. He has also
served with the International
Mineral and Chemical corporation
and the Glenn l.. Martin company
Mr.. Clements is married to the
former Mary Ann FazZalari and
they have two children, David Z,
and Margaret Ann. 5. They reside
in Wallingford, Conn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Headlights To Aid
In Highway Safety

All drivers on the road over the
Labor Day weekend have been in
vitcd to join the trucking indus
try in a lights on for safety
campaign to emphasize the need
for safe driving.
The Truck Lights On For
Safety program, announced re
Gently by the American Trucking
associations, calls for truck drivers
to keep their headlights on both
day and night from 4 p. m. Fri
day September 1, until 8 a. m.
Tuesday, September 5.
Because of the enthusiastic re-
Spouse we have received from city
and state officials and the general
public, we are inviting all drivers
to participate in our program by
keeping their lights on too said
John j. Gill, association president
The more lights on during the
long weekend, the greater the re-
minder will be to drive with extra
caution" he added
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31

Employment in U. S. hit new
high in AUGUST.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31

barber shop. The late c. R. Saw
edge occupied the building for a
number of years.
In its early history a large porch
ran clear across the front of the
building but this was replaced by
the smaller portico shown in the
picture.
For many years the B & o sta
ton was just across the tracks in
a small two story building, re-
placed about 1901 or 1902 by the
station shown in the picture. Will
liam Griffin was the station master
for some forty years.
The store and hotel building
burned July II, 1911 and the sta
ton, which had stood idle for a
number of years, was torn down
several years ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Large Catches Made
In InletS OF Lake

Fishing continued good in Deep
tCreek Lake during the past week,
the promotion Council reported,
iwithsfhe best spots being the in
t1ets. Large catches were reported
in Red Run, Marsh Run, Green
Glade, Becknan's Peninsula,
Harvey's Peninsula, North Glade,
Cherry Creek and Penn Point
Best species we're smallmOuth
bass and northern pike, with small
err numbers of brown trout and
chain pickerel being taken.
Victor Frosini of Lincyvillc, Pa,
reported a 49, pike, and Paul
Frazec landed a 20 Ia FOUNDER
Sma.lmouth bass were reported
by Bill Ross with Fl inchcr and
Eugene Nelson of Belle Vernon,
hooked one % inches long. Mrs
Betty Frederick reported one 20A
inches. and Robert Patterson, Jr,
caugh one measuring 1872 inches.
Ronald Mclaughlin landed a
1884 inch brown trout, one of the
largest ever caught in the lake. He
is native of South Connellsville,
Pa.
Joe Klimo, of Pittsburgh, reg
istered a 24l2 inch chain pickerel,
weighing 324 pounds.
One of the game wardenS re-
ported fisherman caught a six
pound smallmouth bass in the
Penn Point vicinity during the
week He also said he has seen
many good catches from that area
which were not reported.
Fish may be reported at Johnny's
Bait House, Stone Tavern, or at
the Information Booth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Another Deer Park
Landmark Shown
In Old Photo Series

In the early history of Deer
Park, Hon. Henry G. Davis had
erected on the south side of the
Baltimore and Ohio tracks this
large building, which stood for
something like seventy years. Four
stories high, it was originally both
a business block and a hotel.
Later Mr. Davis erected a new
building for his store across the
tracks and just east of the pine
tree shown in the picture. At the
turn of the century a man named
Council occupied the building and
ran general store. He sold out
and went to Akron. Alternately
the business room was occupied
by a saloon, a meat shop, and a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
TOM SAWYER
Sport Coats and Trousers

Famous the country over . dependable
durable we could rave on and on
about Tom Sawyer. It's self-convinciny
product. Try it and see! Sizes range to 70
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Plan Folk Festival

The Cassclman Valley Historical
society met recently in Springs,
Pa, and made plans for the Folk
Festival to be held at Springs on
October 81.
A committee was named to pro-
vide signs on Route 40 advertising
the event and is composed of
Evan Miller, chairman; DR. Alta
Schrock and Floyd Miller. Posters
will be handled by Miss Maudc
Smalley and Mrs. Jean Nom, and
DR.. Alta Schrock will handle adj
vertising
Tours are being planned to St
Paul. Salisbury, Stone House and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Engineers Set
Timetable For u
River Reservoir

A tentative timetable has been
set up by the Army Corps OF
Engineers for the proposed North
Branch reservoir OF the Potomac
river near Bloomington. According
to the Interstate Commission on
the Potomac River Basin, it in
cludcs:
inclusion in the next omnibus
bill for rivers and harbors prof.
Gets, 1862; approval by governors
of the affected states and authori-
cation by Congress sometime later
in the year; budget approval and
receipt of planning money, July,
1868; first construction relocation
of portion of the B. and o. rail
road, summer, 1864; completion
of the reservoir, 1867 or 1868
The timetable. it was pointed
out, is purely tentative, and de-
ponds on favorable consideration
all along the line Local financial
acceptance perhaps the most inn
portant consideration of all, was
made easier recently by a deci-
sion reducing the local share of
the S5l million reservoir to SIT
million. and raising the federal
share to S34 million.
Water supply, both for NUM-
cipalities and industries. remains
a local responsibility. This is
where the SIT million local share
comes in. The payment can be
made in a lump sum or deferred
over a period of years.
Col Warren r. Johnson and
Col. John U. Allen, of the Engi
neers, said that the lands border
ing the proposed reservoir would
be acquired for conservation and
recreational purposes, and the
cost of this has been included in
the total S51 million They also
said that municipalities and in
dustries along the North Branch
would be expected to build and
maintain adequate sewage treat
ment plants, and could not rely on
released flows from the reservoir
for the disposal of their wastes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Fire Auxiliary To Meet

The Maryland State Firemans
Auxiliary fall conference will be
held at Kentland, on Route POP, on
September q beginning at 1000
a. m. All state fire auxiliaries are
requested to send delegates
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Reunion At Putupsco

The annual Garrett county re-
union for former county residents
living in the Baltimore area will
be held Sunday, September 10, at
the Avalon shelter in Patapsco
State Park it was announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Opens Friday, September 1st

fall Oakands
nations favore
and
better quality boys clothing popular prices Marvins
We
o in 0 the
and bows in the fami
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-31
Negro mountain.

Five persons we're killed in
French train wreck.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
LOTs ACREAGE FoR SALE IIors, AsREAaE FoR SALE /

LEESBURG, vA.-6 acres choice
rolling land. with beautiful view,
in select area; on secluded eoun.
try road, yet only / mile from
Ieesburg; adjacent land sold So.
500 per acre: viii sell 8 acres
$1,000 cash. By OWNER. Lees.
burg. SPRING 7-3564.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE COLESvILLE! Half acre
and larger lots with city water,
paved road, views for miles
S3,490, S3,975. Stop in at our
model home noon-dark, Just 8
miles above Colesville.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-1240
Evening star., 1961-08-13
SECURITIES BUILDING

5000 so. #. of air conditioned
space, in modern elevator building.
All services. $S00.00 per month.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
FARMS

VIRGINIA estate, approximately
500 highly productive acres. Ora
cious home. About 30 miles from
Charlottesville. S1S5.000
APPROX 30 acres, near village, s.
room home and 3-room rental cot
tage. Nice for Sl1, 900.
FARM. approx. 216 acres, S1O0
per acre.
APPROX. 8 acres, 4-room house;
electricity. $4,000.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
res, VA. 6-S1S2 or VA. 5-Sss3
Evening star., 1961-08-13
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ANNAPOLIS ROADS "a mi. south
Of Annapolis)-In exclusive Lands
End Section; new brick split level:
4,,ss6 Ssdrms;; TnSrr 2 ,ll baths: separate
double carport, screened porch:
exceptionally well construeted on
large wooded lots with beautiful
view Of Bay. Bay Bridge, and Lake
oSleton; oSb on. beach privilege; $36.-
noon to B. FRANK d. ERWIN.
Builder-OWNeF TWiliRhk 1.lakR
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

8 acres, comfortable country home
in excellent condition; 5 bedrooms,
living room, dining room, modern
kitchen, IA baths: full attic: oil
hot water heat; barn, garage
other buildings: orchards, pasture
garden, shade trees, hard drive;
located on State road, near B&C
station, within easy commutinQ
distance Of ACC and Washington:
priced, S27,500.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
La1&, AMEAaE RkAfRn
(cONTlNUEDj

GOOD PRICE, GOOD TERMS
We need lots and acreage In Mont
gomery County for builders. Must
have all utilities available. We
are specialists in this field. Call
Jesk Felstein, ROBINSON LAND
BROKERS, JU. 7.71l7.
LOTS on LAND-EoF houses. apt.,
or commercial. All sizes. HIRE
BEDFORD. AP. 7-2346.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
NEEDRD-Finished lots for build
ers and individual buyers: single
lots and up: particularly sfoupS
Of 8 to 10. Record lots, acerage.
farms and 3oned ground in any
size also needed. Leon eiSson.
ANpRIs REALTY OIL. 2.9070
PRIVATE PARTY-eingle bldg.
sites with all utils.; In P. @.
COUNTY. Send full info. BOX So"
WANTED FROM OWNERS. No
agtS.I good farm land consisting
q 169-S0Q aerss n ya: within
consist Of excel. soil, having .
good history Of producing crops.
Must be Well-loe. on All'Weather
I'd. wan abundance Of water #.
Farm must be S0Ts clear wIre-
msinder In timber. Write details
to JACK MERRITT, 7409 Dunston
St, Springfield, Va, CL. 6-7350.
WILL TRADE EQUITY in 3.bedrm.
semi-detached home in Fairfax,
for acreage IN Va. DU. 5.9766.
50 ACRES approx. for camp. Mostly
wooded with stream or pond.
WRITE Box 16-D, Star.
3 LARGE sYNDiCATEs, ready now;
lot, acreage. r, I. SMITH.
EeRltor. GA. 4-7711, WI. 6-6579-
Evening star., 1961-08-13
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

COMBINATION INDUSTRIAL, en-
gineering and office space. In
ings. Top location, Rockville pike;
$500 So. It. to 80, 900 So. IT. stili
open. Will finish to suit. THE
BETHESDA CO.. DI. 7-4714.
Sc, d. C.-5, ,O0O-sQ. It. bldg. with
4:400-sq. #. fenced yard; Soned
M: vacant.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 7-73OO
Evening star., 1961-08-13
FARMS
tcoNTINUEp)
INVESTMENT FARM
TT nCETN

S51 virginia acres, in the orange
County Hunt. having 1h-mi. State
I'd. frontSge with 900 acres in
pasture, situated Just off 4.lane
Rte. 29-211, 2 mi. beyond Gaines
vile, only Ia mi. from proposed
interchange Of new Interstate Rte.
66. now under construction; priced
way below market at $3.50 per acre,
COURTHOUSE REALTY
FQiPfaY Va fp Qe0E1
Evening star., 1961-08-13

LOVELY 126 ACREs-Nr. David
sonville. Anne Arundel Co; l6-
acre tobacco allotment; reas., good
terms. M LEO sTORCH, SP. s.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
A REAL RARITY
ONLY $625O

~y~SS
At Long Beach only 1907 from shore
Of Chesapeake Bay; completely
modern. furnished cottage, ready
for immediate occupancy: terms
may be worked out TO suit pur-
chaser: act quickly on this one II
interested, 1t won't last long.
To inspect: Drive q miles south Of
Prince Frederick on the SolomonS
Island road (Md. Rte. 416b, turn
left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs TO office On
n 4 RocKH1IL, INC.
81. LEONARD, MARYLAND
Phone: Prince Frederick 30e-J
ARUNDEL -ON-THE-BAY and .oY6s
TER HARBOR, most besutifIif
spot in Chesapeake Bay; mixed
area; lots snd homes. Priesd 70
KAY REALTY co.
301-sW. S.3611 RA. $1,000
CHESAPEAKE RANCH CLUE - l.
acre lot: 500 It. from marina.
BERNARD LANEFoRD, East 8.
314e, eolomons.
CONTINUED % Neat Pagel
Evening star., 1961-08-13
HISTORIC TIDEIzATER
i1SIlE.9l HISTORIC TdDEWATER DEW!

nlSIOhlC IlDEWATEH
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Lothian; 90 acres, 7-acre tob.
allot., large tob. barn, wooded
area, includes pine and hard
woods, running streams, adequate
for large pond, attrac. building
sites: 90 mi. D. C. $4,000.
2.Ownesville; 90 acres on paved
highway; tenant house, barn,
streams: % mi. D. C. $4,000.
$50 acres; 2-bedrm. home; large
barn. outbldgs., SCOTT. road
frontage; 4-acre tob. aliot.; 26
mi. D. c. $4,000.
4-1750 Colonial frame home; 2
bedrms, IN baths; 2.79 acres;
20 mi. D. c. $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORR.
Elsie West williams, Lothian, Nd
Phone University 7-SOO6: il nd
answer call Prince Frederick los.
FOR sALE-2 bedrm. bung.; 8 acres
near vlllage, FauQuier Co.; 81 700
II. =. GARRETT, IA. s-7624.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
NEW YORK AVE.
$500 SO. FT.

$500 SO. FT.
New 1-story building in prime To-
cation: loading dock; parking; Of
fices; reas. rent; occup. on or
GREENHoor. INC.
Mr.. Nordlinger, Elk. 3-3363
SILVER SPRlNG-3,800 so. 1T. in
mod. masonry bldg, plus 1000
SO. It. for parking. g, TO- overhead
drs., 2 toilets, phase electric.
Suitable for r and D shop. stor-
age. or distributorship. GRAY
KESSINGER CO.. INC. JU. s.
800. Mr.. Wilson, VIII. 6-5662
Sunday.
eIL. SPG., Ca. ave.-Bsmt., 25xIOO,
RLTY., JU. $3.50, JU. s-ii41.
TRUCK or distribution terminal,
dock loading, 5 overhead doors,
$500 50. IT,, fenced-in parking.
BladenSburg I'd. and New York
ave. H. NJ. HENDERSON, EN-.
3-2270.
R,1OO-SQ. .-FT, air-conditioned Of
flee and shop space on Rockville
pike; $3.50 per month. HA. 7-7272.
$50 so. FT. Of space with covered
Kenilworth ave, interchange' I'M
med. occupancy. SP. $1,000.
$4,000 SO. FIT, / FIR, with office
Epaee in heart Of downtown, zoned
CM-2, suit any purpose. Call MR.,
RAJ HU. 3-6222.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

24O-ACRE MAGNIFICENT STOCK
FARM. Beautiful home, large barn
2 lakes, long front on State hwy
108-AcgE FARM. no bldss. Ions
front State hwy. $500 acre.
6O-ACRE STOCK FARM in pasture
Nice home, 2 barns. 10 acres
woods, good water: $4,000.
37-ACRE Howard County horse
farm. Attractive home. Stream
stables. pvd. I'd. S26.600..
36-ACRE FARMETTE, old house
elec. $4,000, terms.
3 ACRES, 7-rm. house, heat, bath
paved road. $4,000.
2 ACRES, fine view, 5-rm. house
heat. bath. S11.500.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 2S1
JOHN J. PRICE, realtor. MT. AIRY
40 ACRES OF LAND-small wooded
area with stream, balance undel
cultivation. S15,500.
3-Bedroom stone rancher, k-acrt
lot, club basement, tile floor, built
in bar: oil Dashboard heat
LEONARD E. sHEARMAN, Realto,
Mt. Airy 34S
FULTON E. GREEN Salesman
n n =
Evening star., 1961-08-13
FARMS

MOUNTAIN RETREAT
near village. with IL acres. with
age. EiSht-room house. bath. iurn-
1shed. $4,000. terms.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Home Phone, VA. S-ss39
Evening star., 1961-08-13
ri 0sF-IN N0RTHEAST
LOOKING FOR

LOOKING FOR
WAREHOUSE SPACE?
Here's q partial list of properties
offered by our commercial and
INDUSTRIAL dept ,.,,, ., r.,v
elevator and dock loading facili-
ties. Located in Sc. Conv. to
downtown washington.
IS-500 50. IT. Almost new with H.
900 50. IT. of fenced and paved
parking located in NE. Washing
10000 50. IT. including $500 50.
#; Of very very fine s, airico9d; &; 49, Office ice
Gated Al; Of in NE. Wash.
5000 So. IT. Ideal research and
instailstion. Comp. air cond.
AD.T. protected, security checked,
ample parking. Fairfax, Va.
1000 50. #. In Kenilworth, Md.
Dock loading front, TT. dock
$500 50, 4: with drive We, in do0r %
WEAVER NisalIt'f2E BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgagc Bankers
Washington Bldg. D1. 1-S30O
NEW BLDGS. with all facilities de-
signed for low-cost business op-
Grafton. Units of 7,500-10.5 500
1S.OOO-2O,O0O and 10000 So. #.
custom changes to suit your re-
quirements If necessary. ADEQUATE
individual parking areas. For. in
formation Union 4-S003. Brokers
invited
Evening star., 1961-08-13
ONE THOMAS CIRCLE
CHOICE DOWNTOWN
OFFICE SPACE
A1hee Rld0

@AASSS NAASs
COR. OF 18th AND q NV.
HEART OF FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Modern choice offices from $50 per
mo-; includes all services.
Central Bldg.
CORNER OF Sth AND @ NV.
Completely remodeled with new
lobby. auto. elevators; office avail
able with or without air cond.
from $50 per month including ali
services.
Edmonds Bldg.
917 18th ST. NV.
Attractive offices available in units
from 210 50. IT. to 1,410 50. It.
Will remodel to suit tenant.
Mercury Bldg.
l. COR. Goth AND X NV,
Two choice suites of $50 50. It. and
1895 SO. IT. Will partition tc
tenants requirements.
GARFIELD. 7-9080
Evening star., 1961-08-13
WEST VIRGINIA

60 ACRES-35 clear: Charles Coun-
ty. Nd 25 miles from D: c. Good
farm bldgs. Price S16,950. j.
HARRIS ROGERS, Realty, 372.
S2S4.
821i ACRES adjoining Mil creeE
Country Club with 15-room house;
3 bedrooms, kitchens, 2 baths
powder room, 2 fireplaces
storm windows, drapes and We
netian blinds. Hot-water base
board heat. Carport, outside
. cabanAs 2 dutch ovens, recreation
park.
on the farm 2 ponds. q tenant
house with 8 rooms and bath.
bank barn 24x36, chicken house,
machine shop, meat house anc
other buildings.
The above located so miles west Of
Winchester, Va, on u. 8. Rte. so
Prices upon request. Can or write
v. P. Dude" Stickley, Burlington
W. Va. or call Romney lW. Va.)
Evening star., 1961-08-13
2126 M ST NW

ZIZ6 NJ ST. NV.
Newly renovated, ideal location
Rent only $3.50 per mo. Adjacent
parking lot. also available. cal
M; Suhr, Il. g. SMTTHY CO. ST,
Evening star., 1961-08-13
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

fIOCAL CABINET MGR. needs 10
moo to 10000 IT. space. Call MI
McCURDY, LA. 9-5llO.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

STONE HOME
And the many other outbuildinss
worth the asking price Of this
lSO-acre, close-in farm; beautiful
location; land brings in S1,SOC
per year: real value for anyone
looking for safe investment; $50.
600. ROMER a. co WI S-Q0Qo
Evening star., 1961-08-13

1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
RANDALL II. HAGNER a. CO.
WANTED 70 RENT-3O0 to 800
acre dairy farm. Will take full
responsibility In operating. I viii
contract from / to 5 years Il
suitable. BOX 363-D, Star.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ca PROPERTIES, on
major hwy, in fAst-growins sub
urban area. ID ,10,767 90. IT., s.
bedrm. home, $12,500. (2) 1e,.
29S 50. it., masonry commercial
garage and 3-bedrm. home, $19,s
Evening star., 1961-08-13
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
3S17 Livingston street NV. (at
Connecticut) first floor 1S by IS:
excellent display window: ideal for
sales or service office. $225.00 per
month.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
ANDY SPRING REALTY,

spRTfNd fys1 Rlty.. WA. 4-2421
BERRYvlLE AREA = Charming
restored brick Colonial, stately
white columns, gracious center
hall, double living rm., kitchen:
200 acres Of luscious meadows
bordered by o stream Of water.
II Is well Fenced, in good repair
SfHrAp Sn1i NJ. =. MEAsEhL' * sT Oh; Se5 55-S0SO'
Evening star., 1961-08-13
M. !. RoCKHILL, INC.
vSd... ST; LESoNsARp, S.snIs MAEYLasEp i4Ai:IE Az

CONTINUED % Neat Page
Evening star., 1961-12-06

One of Americas Top Golf Sets!
Featuring Chromium Steel Shafts
Laminated Woods and Leather
Grips! Everything complete, ready
to play. All IA pieces only 1890.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Louis Dorsch, 81,
Retired Baker

Louis Michael Dorsch, 81, a
retired Washington baker, died
Thursday at the Washington
Sanitarium following surgery.
Mr.. Dorsch. who had run a
bakery with his brother, Peter,
since the early 1900s, retired in
1889 due to illness.
His wife, Marie, died last
year. They had been married
since 1905.
Mr.. DorSch leaves a daughter,
Mrs. John Parker. Of 1904 Lock =
ney avenue. Takoma Park, Md.
with whom he had been living;
a son, Louis, of Is Eastmoor
drive, Silver Spring; a brother,
William, of 3718 Benton street
NV, and three grandchildren.
Services will be at II am,
Monday at Humphreys funeral
home, 8434 Georgia avenue. Sill
yer Spring. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
james Hartley,
Retired EmpIoye
Of Bank Was 80

James M. Hartley, 80. a ma
tive Washingtonian employed
in a variety of fields, died yes
terday at Washington Sani-
tarium after a long illness.
Around 1900. Mr.. Hartley
was employed by Lansburgh's
where he rose to the position
of assistant buyer. From there,
he went to the American Ice
Co. until 1880. At that time,
he Joined the purchasing de-
partment Of the old Federal
American Bank.
During his tenure in the
banking business, his employer
later became the Hamilton
Bank which still later merged
with the National Bank OF
Washington. Mr.. Hartley first
retired in 1851. then was re-
called a year later when the
bank was short Of help. He
worked part time until he be-
came Ill five years ago.
Mr.. Hartley lived in South
east Washington most of his
life. Eleven years ago. he
moved to 5000 Twenty third
avenue, Hyattsville.
He had been a member of
Christ Episcopal Church, $40
G street Sc.
He leaves his wife, Meta F.,
and a son. Edwin NJ, both of
the home address, another son,
William R.. of 48l0 North
Thirteenth street, Arlington; a
daughter, Mrs. Marion H.
Evans, 2525 Ridge avenue, Nc
Lean; a sister, Miss Mary I. E.
Hartley Of 1861 Crescent place
NV; a brother. George F.
Hartley of haywood, H., and
one grandson.
Friends may call at Hines
Funeral Home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Services will be
held at II am. Tuesday at
Christ Episcopal Church with
burial in National Memorial
Park, Falls Church.