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Howard Blanchard, Retired,
Represented Union Pacific

Howard B. Blanchard, 66,
former Washington represent
ative Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Co., died Friday in a hotel
in Istanbul, Turkey.
Mr.. Blanchard and his wife,
who had been on a tour around
the world since last September,
arrived in Istanbul on Wednes-
day, when he became i'll. Until
they left on their trip, the
BlanchardS lived at 4T40 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Blanchard joined the
Union Pacific Railroad in 1919
as secretary to the general
superintendent in ON q h a =.
After a brief period with the
Chicago & North Western
Railway. he returned to the
Union Pacific and became Sec
retary to the president in 1925.
He was the company'S WASH
ington representative from 1897
until his retirement last year.
A native Of Anita, Iowa, he
was graduated from the Uni
versity Of Iowa in 1917. From
I9l7-l9 he was in the U. s.
Army Balloon Corps in France.
He was active In several civic
groups, particularly the Boy
Scouts Of America. For more
than is years he was a member
OF the board OF the National
Capital Area Council Of the Boy
Scouts and served as its public
relations chairman. In addition,
he was q member Of the organi-
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Mrs. PfIeeer, 68,
Of HyottsviIIe,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Mrs. Daniel r. Pfleger, So
the former Mabeile Lanphear,
died yesterday at the Washing
ton Sanitarium, Takoma Park,
after q heart attack. She lived
at 40OS Quintana street, Hy-
attSville.
Mrs. Pfleger was born in
New Richmond, Wis, but had
lived in the nearby Maryland
area for the past 80 years. She
was an employe Of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing at
the time OF her retirement in
1855.
Her first husband, Stanley
N. Dunn. died in 1929. Her sec
ond husband, Daniel r. Pfleger
died in 1889.
She leaves q daughter, Miss
Margaret Dunn Of the home
address, two sons, Charles w.
Dunn of 1925 Sixty-fourth ave-
nue., Cheverly. Md, and STAN
ley N. Dunn Of TAOS Kidmore
court. Lanham, Nd, and nine
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
10 am. Saturday at Cham
berS Funeral Home, 5sOl
Cleveland avenue, Riverdale,
Md. with burial in National
Memorial Park, Falls Church.
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Prof. Hurtshorn,
II, on Dartmouth
Faculty 41 Years

Eden Bennett Hartshorn, ii
Of Hanover, N. H., professor
emeritus of chemistry at Dart
mouth College, died February
"a. relatives here have reported
Prof. Hartshorn was on
the Dartmouth faculty Al years
During World War 1, he served
in the research division of the
Chemical Warfare Service. In
World War II he directed re-
search at Dartmouth in syn
thesizing new anti malarial
drugs.
He was the son of Eden J.
and Eliza P. HartShorn, OF Ken
sington. where he spent his
youth. He was graduated from
Central High School here.
He leaves his wife. Elsie. who
is the daughter of the late j.
Harry Cunningham Of of WASH
ington. a cartoonist for the old
Times Herald and a longtime
member of the Gridiron Club.
He also leaves three brothers,
George E. of 40l2 Dresden
street, Kensington, Md; Hos
mer p. of 1910 Dresden street.
KenSington, and Theodore D.
of Milwaukee, Wis.
Burial will be in Lunenburg,
Vt.
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Mrs. Schumacher,
Eisenhower Guest
, As New Citizen

Mrs. Hedwig Schumacher,
S6, who was received at the
White House following her nat
uralization as an American
citizen, died Tuesday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Milton Fisher. She
had been in poor health for
some time.
Mrs. Schumacher was born
in the province Of PoSen, Ger
many (now Poland). She left
Germany when Hitler came
into power, living in London
until 1946 when she came to
the United States with her
daughter.
A woman without q country
for % years, Mrs. Schumacher
became a United States citizen
in 1884. Subsequently she was
invited by Mrs. Eisenhower to
be presented at the White
House.
Her first husband was
Michael Wollenweber. q Scien-
tist and English munitions fac
tory director, who died in 1925.
Her second husband, Johann
Schumacher, died in 1882.
Her daughter, Mrs. Fisher,
who Is known in music circles
as soprano Maria de Ia Hull, is
general chairman Of music for
the General Federation Of
Women'S Clubs. She lives at
5000 Klingle street NV.
Mrs. Schumacher also leaves
another daughter, Mrs. Victor
Powell Of London; two sisters,
Mrs. Mariana Haehnert Of
Erfurt. East Germany and Mrs.
Elisabeth Jaege Of Siegburg,
West Germany, and q brother,
Felix BengSch of Berlin.
A requiem mass win be
offered at 10 am! Saturday at
Our Lady of Victory Church
with burial at Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Whiting, ga.
OF Georgetown
Early Families

Mrs. Frances Cox. Whiting,
"a, a native Of Georgetown and
longtime Washington resident.
died Tuesday after q heart at
tack at q nursing home in So
mona, Calf.
Mrs. Whiting, whose Kreat
grandfather. John Threlkeld,
and grandfather, Col. John
Cox, were both early mayors Of
Georgetown before il was in
corporated into the District,
was the widow Of E. Eveleth
Whiting, who. too, was a native
Of Georgetown.
She leaves her daughter, Mrs.
Willis H. Hale, near whom she
has been living for the last four
years, Of Sonoma, Calf, a sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Hume Of 6
East Lenox street, Chevy Chase,
Nd, and four granddaughters.
Private funeral services will
be held in Sonoma.
The family requests that ex-
presSionS of sympathy be in the
form Of donations to the Amer
lean Cancer Society or to funds
for the blind.
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Betsy PuImer,2 T.
Leukemiu Victim

Elizabeth Anne CBetsy) Pal
mer, 212-year-old daughter Of
William c. Palmer, trust in
VeStment officer Of the Riggs
National Bank, and Mrs. Eliza
beth M. Palmer, Of $500 Ma
rengo road, Springfield, Md,
died Tuesday night at Chill
dren'S Hospital after a brief
illness diagnosed as acute
leukemia.
Attending physicians said
the rapid course Of the disease
was unusual.
In addition to her parents.
she Is survived by her grand
mothers, Mrs. w. Cotton Pal
mer and Mrs. Jeremiah w. Nc
Carly. both Of Montgomery
County.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at Gawler'S
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Parklawn Cemtery, near Rock
vile, Md.
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Great Britain. the American
Academy Of Arts and Sciences
the American Institute oi
Mining and Metallurgical En-
gineerS. the Society of Eco
nomic Biologists and an hon.
orary member, of. the London
Geological Society.
Writings Were Published
Mr.. Larson contributed more
than 100 published works to
the science Of geology. :.
DR.. Larsen was well known
for his work on the optical
properties of minerals, the
Identification and description
of many new mineral species
and studies of the distribution
Of minor elements, particularly
uranium, in rocks.
He worked extensively on the
geology and petrology Of both
the San Juan Mountains in
Colorado and q large area Of
Southern California, and helped
develop new methods to meas
ure time.
He leaves his wife, Eva, and
a son, ESper 8. Larsen III, 4405
East-West highway, Bethesda.
A sister, Daisy L. Larsen, and
a brother. Albert Larsen, both
Of Portland, Oreg., also survive
him.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Saturday at Gawler'S Chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be private.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be in the
form Of donations to a fayorite
charity.
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Eation'S Rural Service Com
mittee.
Seven years ago he received
the Silver Beaver Award, the
highest award given by the Boy
Scouts to volunteer adult men,
bers Of local area councils.
He also had been a member
Of the board Of directors of In
ternational Christian Leader
ship, Inc, an interdenomina-
tional organization which Spon-
sors prayer breakfasts" at
tended by leaders in business,
in dustry. Government and
church work.
He belonged to the Fourth
Church Of Christ, Scientist. of
which he was former president
and a member Of the board. the
American Ordnance Association,
Newcomer Society OF England,
American Legion. National De-
fenSe Transportation AsSocia-
ton, Balloon Corps Veterans,
National Press Club. the Traf-
fic Club of Washington and the
Columbia Country Club.
Besides his wife, Elizabeth,
he leaves two sons, Howard, an
Army captain stationed in Tue
son, Ariz., and Mervin, Of AIS
Judith avenue, Rockville.
He also leaves four brothers,
Carroll Of Red Bank, N. j.; FL
bert Of Omaha; Harold Of South
Bend, Ind, and Eugene Of 2Sla
Northampton street NV, and
two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Min
nerly Of johnson City, N. Y,
and Mrs. June Drewelow OF
Boone, Iowa.
Services and burial were to be
in Arlington Cemetery today.
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Edward Collins.
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Mar. Q CAP)-
Edward H. Collins, a financial
writer and member Of the edi.
torial board Of the New York
Times, died last night Of an
apparent heart attack in his
apartment at the Beacon Hotel.
He was SO.
Mr.. Collins, whose specialties
included the Federal Reserve
System, tight money" policy
and the Bank for International
Settlements, wrote q regular
Monday column for the Times,
as well as editorials on eco
nomic subjects.
He started his newspaper
career with the Journal Of
Commerce and moved to the
New York Tribune in 1928. The
paper became the Herald Trib-
une q year later.
Mr.. Collins was made assist
ant financial editor and .edi-
torial writer Of the Herald
Tribune before joining the
Times In 1946.
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DEATHS
1n Mrntnriant
Announcements Of
As.t-.- H.

CARTER, MARIE WHARTON. In
memory Of MARIE WHARTON CAR
TER. who passed away five years
ago today. March Q. 1865.
A face that is ever before US.
voice We cannot forRet:
A smile that will last forever,
In memory you are with us yet.
WELDON.
CHASE, BRYsON q. IJTMl. Sacred
to the memory Of BRYSON H. (JIM)
CHASE, whom God has taken unto
Himself. March Q. 1859.
Those we love we never lose,
They are near in hAllowed memory.
In perfect peace he awaits us all.
DEVOTED WIFE, THELMA: SISTER,
VALERIE. AND BROTHER. EU-
COOK, WILLIAM. In memory of my
devoted father. WILLIAM COOK.
who passed away thirty-one years
ago today, March 8. 1890.
On a hillside, sweetly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave
Lies my dear. devoted father,
Whom loved. but could not save
He heard q voice could not hear,
Which said you cannot stay;
ne say 2 hand could not see.
That beckoned him away.
Sleep on. dear Father, and take
your rest,
I loysd you, bat GOD loved you best
YOUR DEVOTED DAUoHTER, MAY
COOK BACON.
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Mrs. Hyde. 106,
County's Oldest

FREDERICK, Md Mar. 0
(AP).-A 106-year-old woman
Frederick County's oldest
resident-died at her home
near here last night. .
Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Hyde,
wife Of Jesse L. Hyde, had been
in failing health for the last
year.
Funeral services will be Sat-
urday at Walkersville = with
burial in Rocky Ridge Gene
terry. ~
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Dr.. Jocob Buckle

HARRISBURG. Pa, Mar. .
(AP).-The Rev. DR.. Jacob E.
A. Buckle, IS, who served In the
Central Pennsylvania Methodist
Conference for more than so
years, died yesterday. A native
Of Hunters Valley, near LIVER
pool, Pa, he. served as a Meth
odiSt minister from 1901 until
his retirement in 1853. g.
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Prof. E. S. Larsen, Jr.,
Noted GeoIogist, Dies

Esper SigniuS Larsen, ir., 81,
retired geologiSt for the United
States Geological Survey and
former Harvard professor, died
yesterday at his home, 1890
Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Larsen was a professor
at Harvard from 1923 to 1949.
He taught petrography, which
deals with the systematic clasSi-
fication of rocks.
He first served in the Geolog-
ical Survey from 1909 to 1928,
and was in charge Of the Sec
ton on petrology when he went
to Harvard.
After his 26-year teaching
career there he returned to the
Geological Survey, remaining
active with that agency until
his retirement in 1858.
Native Of Oregon
Born in Astoria, Oreg., Mr..
Larsen received his bachelor of
science and PhD. degrees from
the University of California,
where he also served as acting
professor OF geology while work
ing for his doctorate,
He received the Roebling
Medal Of the Neurological
Society Of America in 194l, and
the Penrose Medal of the Geo.
logical Society Of America in
1858.
He was a fellow of the Geo.
logical Society of America, and
a past president of both that
organization and the Minerolo-
gical Society of America. He
also was a member Of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences,
the Neurological Society of
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Dr.. Arqunbriqht

FREEPORT, H., Mar. o (AP5
DIR. Ned A. Arganbright, 81,
president Of the Illinois State
Dental Society in 1g45 died yes
terday. He had practiced in
Freeport since 1915,
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Kent B. Stiles

NEW YORK, Mar. . (AP).-
Kent B. Stiles, "a, stamp editor
Of the New York Times and au-
thor Of q number of books on
philately. died yesterday after
q long illness.
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I'm Mrn1nrian1

COINS. SARAH J. In loving memory
aunt: SARAH J. COINS tAUNT
t6Ess ,SEs years ago today March o.
Althourh iiier sun for each must
Those whom We love we never forget.
IoHis oHHihyGlfR z. sRDo3Eek. 32KEeaker-NEPH:"'
GREENFIELD, LOTTIE. IN lovins
: memory Of our dear mother and
gIandmotheF. LOTTIE GREENFIELD,
today. March .. 1861.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
Deep in our hearts q memory Is kept
O1. oae We loved and can never for
H0HsBd SES okaSBs5Es. kHsRc55ESR. JOHN zErIHA; 4sb
SCHUGGB, ALICE. 1n loying EnemoEy
Of nay dear wife, ALICE SCRU0O6
who departed this life one year ago
One year has passed since we'vs
Although r yoY Z'y y: .. gone. Yen still live
HEB asI2I5.95T IH2EI5y.STEb HUSBAND. LESTER
TINNEN, FANNIE ?. In loving mem
0rv q Snr dear mother. FANNIE
?. TINNEN, yho passed away mine
years age today. March 9. 1852.
A precious one from US has gone,
4 voice We loved is stilled:
Ghieh never can be filled.
EssNESsFFV ESFV2N6D 3N6 RoSEhrh. S E 4 D X NJ
WAARING. JOHN. In loving mem.
SEy q my darlins daddy. JOHN
year ago today. March Q. 1850.
He was lust 4 plain. dear Daddy
Always trying to do for others
As he tourneyed on his way.
To those who have g Daddy.
Tend him with love and care;
You'll never know his value
TIL you see his vacant chair.
With one last hope in view.
And this ! know is true.
But ] viii come to you.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, JULIA
COFFIN.
Anniversary mass at st. Elizabeths
Church. Colonial Beach. Va.
Warning. JOHN. In loving remem-
father and grandfather. JOHN WAR
March D. 1860. Mass every Week
at Our Lady Of Victory Church.
Anniversary mass March o, $3.50 q m.
When i am alone / like to stray
Along the road to yesterday:
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
hear you laugh. see you smile,
/ love to iinser on the the way
That leads me back to yesterday.
! walk . separate road today.
And sorrow darkens all my way;
Although i walk my road alone,
] know that you are still my own.
In memory 1 turn the pages
Along each road we trod.
And bless the years together.
But leave the rest to God.
with only one last hope In view.
And this ! know is true,
You cannot come to me. my dear,
Lov1Nd WIFE, FANNIE.
Peaceful be thy rest. dear Dad.
It Is sweet to breathe thy name;
l" In nd death S vSssS Ss 90 'GS tSe esH5.s' ssmt'
ANN. BILLY AND BILL.
God gave us q wonderful father.
He was one who never grew old !;
God made his smile as the sunshine.
He made his heart Of pure gold.
ENANOEo, nhnhI AND ANN
Deep In our hearts is a picture
OF our loved one gone to rest:
In memory's frame we shall keep it.,
For our Dad was one OF the best.
NANCY, CHARLIE AND cH1L-
Dear God. please take this message
To our dear Dad above,
And tell him that we sadly miss him,
And give him all our love.
PAT. SPYRoS AND CHILDREN.
MY father. in my heart there is a
picture
More precious than silver and
gold;
IT'S the picture Of my dear Dad,
whose memory win never grow
JOHNNIE. H. DECIDE AND cHu-
WILLIAMS, MAURICE u. In loving
memory Of MAURICE H. wILIIAMS,
who departed this life eleven years
ago today, March o. 1850.
He left q beautiful memory,
sorrow too, great to be told,
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CEMETERY LOTS

30
crypts each located National Me-
mortal Park. Must be sold as part
of estate. Contact Mr.. MARLAR,
DU.. 7-3134;.. after pm. and
week ends. office phone. RE. 7-3196.
FORT INCOLN-00rden Of Apostles,
vaults for 2: half price or best offer.
LU. 2-563O. 10"
KING DAVID CEMETERY-2 lots, 4
sites ea.: owner moved; sacrifice.
AP. 7-4292; Sun. HE. 4-7466. 10
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"asASi n.na99 Of tEHNSHESh HNgRct 4 4 wIISMt Il ISSRt
who departed this life eleven years
ago today, March o, 1850.
He left q beautiful memory,
A sorrow too, great to be told,
And to -us who loved and lost him,
SISTER AND MOTHER, MAR.
S4STIEREJrTE WHITE AND: ANEiR
Evening star., 1961-03-09

AIND1BW, y BptCIdI CON-"
munieation for the broth
erS Of H. r. Broadns
Lodge, No. 4. A. p. a. A.
N. The last rites for
Brother ANDREW TAYLOR
win b. held on Friday,
March 10. 1851. at 8
the Stewart Funeral Home,
Evening star., 1961-03-09

LAYER. MINNIE GREENBERG tnes
HiNHir STsh2i 0n 2,pFENSryyM pTFNssSay M1reh Z 1891
Deana Yeilin Of Haddonfield, N. j.:
sister Of joseph and Albert Bush
Frances Lawit and Elizabeth Berko-
Witz. She also b survived by five
are invited 70 services on Thursday,
Levine 4 sons Funeral ;i / Home Snn 'oIspg 1sPg
North Broad ST.. Philldelphia, Pa.
1nterment Mount Lebanon Cemetery
and Mrs. lawrence YeIiin, s8S
Bewley I'd. Haddonfleld. N. J. In
lieu Of flowers contributions in her
memory may be made to your ia.
Vorite charity.
LEWIS. GLADYS MAY. On Tuesday
sdlsh Ms MRS iGfl et4pfs Y EntHf.I!;ssHs n4Y ns%Is
osl0ysd of Vs,dasts sister q Mrs Frank o5 steel
Gorman Of RsndailstoWn, Nd, snt
Mr. Frank r. Newman Of cheverly
Nd Friends may call at HysonE'i
Funeral Home, 1900 N st. NV.
SfS Snere MsT.h services "a will be held on Fri
ment' Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
LOCKE, DIR. HARRY A.. On Tuesday
Huntington st, NV, DR.. HARRY
A. LOCKE, beloved husband Of thu
late Ann d. Locke. father OF Mrs
Dorothy A. Wathen, Mrs. MsrgareJ
Elizabeth L. Hale. Miss 0ertrud,
Locke. Mrs. Mildred l.. Jennings
Mrs. Helen L. Monahan and Or
Robert L. Locke Of Chamaigne, III
He also is survived By twenty-tw,
Erandchildren and ten great.grand
children. Friends are invited I,
call at the Bethesda Chevy ChasI
Funeral Home OF Robert A. PUN
phrey, Bethesda. Md. Services oil
the Most Blessed Sacrament Catholi,
Church. 0001 Western ave. NV.
where requiem mass will be offereS
at 10 am. Entombment Fort Lin
coin MauSoleum.
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"a thesd.. Nd, ROBERT Z.
H@N ESYH5R EY5RsS meTSsE TSsoxts Sl D0;cSi SSi
NA$y Day Section. dPO. Re-
mains resting at the Lee
ave. ne; Services at the above
Lincoln cemetery. MsmbeTs snI Of fIls tSs
union are invited to attend the
ROBERT TAUB. President.
JOSEPH z. LINs. secy. Treas.
RAWLINGS. RUTH s. On Saturday,
Par ef R6tH iso s. kAWLfNos v s';sGsSsrS forssrI;
Ora N. Fisher Of AvondSie. Nd. J.,
and Joseph Z. RAWLINGS OF ct. Peters
5urss Fla. Friends may call at
Seol ] An St. NV. after 9 pm.
Wednesday. March 8 parking faciIi-
the Epiphany Episcopal. 1877
At = p'm. % fnt.rmsnt In riSag RoeE %sF's cr..E lG;
Cemetery.
REED, TMEoDoEE /, COOPER. On
poRE L.. COOPER REED Of 2eS3
Birney place S.e.. devoted son OF
William and Agnes Reed. He also
is survived By two aunts, one great
aunt and other relatives and
day. March 10. friends may call
At the Robert O. Mason Funeral
Home. $500 Nichols ave. Sc, where
the rosary will be recited at 4
pm. Mass will be. offered at Our
Lady of Perpetual Help Church
1900 Morris I'd: Sc. at 10 am
Saturday, March II. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
RILEY, MYRA LEIGH. On wednes.
day. March g. 1851. MYRA LEIGH
RILEY. beloved mother OF William
n. Riley and sister Of Mrs. W. r
Hammer Of st. PETERSBURG, Fla, and
Garland Minor Of Bristol, Va
Friends are invited to call At tbs
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral KomG
Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Nd. where services will be held
on Saturday, March II. at 10 am
1ntermsnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery
10
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day. March g, 1851. MAX L. PECK
Of 1928 caddington ave, SILVER
eprinE. Nd. beloved father Of Mrs.
Edyths WAganheim. H also
Levy. and two brothers, Samuel
and Louis Peck. Funeral services
At the Bernard DanzanSky a. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 18th 1t. NV,
on Friday. March 10. At . pm. In
terment King David Memorial Gar
den. Memorial week, 1928 CaAdtnE-
ton ave-, Silver Spring. Nd. In
lieu Of flowers the family suEgests
contributions may be made 70 the
cancer Aid Group. P. o. Box l792,
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L. Suddenly, on Wednee-
day. March 3, 1861.
The officers and mem
herS OF Warrington Post,
No. So. Jewish War Vet
Grams Of the United
States, are hereby re-
oueSted to attend the
services for our ate com.
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wednesday. March s. 1851. at hi
TeSidsnes nH ssoI sse espSS eSnnsetiiut tpsES AYE
Jr.. beloved hus6and "a Of p Eva 1SES; ATdTey
Larsen. father Of Esper s. Larsen
III Of Bethesda. Md: brother OF
Albert and Daisy Larsen OF Port
land, Ores. Friends may call al
0awler's Chapel. 1853 Pa. ave. NV
(courtesy parking opposite5, where
services will be held on Saturday
March IL, at 2 pm. Interment
private. II is requested that ex-
preSSions OF sympathy be made in
charity. 10
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. s.. Maryland ParS: Hd.. OS On
March z. 1861. wife Of the late
William w. Kinnamont, mother
g. S...nn WilliHn & n: z Vernon and J.
ward Hoff; sister of Mrs. Mamie
Rosenberg. Mrs. Carrie Thompson,
Mrs, Milton Earhart and Mrs. Cliff
ford Long. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 517 1Ith st. Sc,
1nterment Mount Oliyet cemetery. 8
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KELLY. RAYMOND CLYDE.

MoND CLYDE KELLY Of M ISIS
Park I'd. NV. father of Melvin C.
Gross. Mary Gather. Edward and
Lester Kelly; devoted friend Of Mary
Lee BOYD. He also is survived By
other relativeS and q host Of friends
friends are invited to call at the
jarvis Chapel, l432 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday. March 10. at 10 am
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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NIXON, CHARLES R. suddenly. on
MONDAY; 1 March g; 1891. CHARLES
st.. Arlington. Va. beloved husband
= o. osneyteve D. Nixon and father
Of Charles r. Nixon, jr.; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl M. Cutting Of
New Jersey and brother OF the
Florida. Friends may call al the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va,
where services will be held at ii
an; Friday March 10. Interment
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DAVIS, JANE z. OF Sarasota. Fla,
Howard Hunt. Three grandchildren
also survive. Services at Chambers
Georgetown Funeral Home, ,3O72 M
st. NV. on Friday. March 10, at
pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-23
Special Services Planned
At Red House Church

Special services for the period
Palm Sunday to Easter have been
arranged by Rev Luther y. Sci
bert, Jr., pastor of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church. Red House.
At Palm Sunday service on
March 26, there will be the Holy
Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Sermon, Every Knee Should Bow
and Every Tongue Confess az
II a. m A special Good Friday
vesper service is scheduled for 8
p. m, on March 81 On Easter
Sunday there will be a special
baptism service with special SER
mon theme, at II a. M
A special Easter sunrise service
is scheduled for the Red House
community at $50 a. m. The Rev
Galcn Fikc will deliver the mes
sage. The service is in cooperation
with the Glade View Brethren
Church, and all persons of the
community are invited.