davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

in charge of setting up this
display Mrs. Helen Huberty
and Mrs. Villa FolWarczny
will display gift wrapped box
es brought in from each of
the townships. The very pop
ular candle making craft will
offer many helpful suggest
ions and directions, with Mrs.
Faith, Mrs. Albert Fritz and
Mrs. Genevieve Gergely of
Burton giving demonstrations
throughout the afternoon and
evening. The making of al
uminum trays will also be Sh-
own by Mrs. Ann SoubuSta
and Mrs. Aneida OXenrider OF
Chester.
Mrs. Laura Calhoun and
Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess of
Chardon will assist Mrs. Ann
HoloWaty of Hambden with a
display OF candy for Christ
mas. Other items of interest
will include children'S gifts
by Mrs. Eleanor Vanac and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

Miss Calvin lives in Burton
and is the physical education
teacher for 7th and 9th grade
girls.
So far there are AZ enrolled
in the class and aside from
the physical benefits, it's a
lot of fun.
Pictured above from the
left is Lois Pfaff, FowlerS
Mills; Mar G a + ct Ernuei,
Hambden; Helen KortanSky,
Hambden; Arlene Arp, Char
don and Nancy Richmond,
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

If you're worrying about
some creeking joints if you
are female if you live in the
Chardon school district or
perhaps you have some eX-
cess inches Miss Helen Cal
vim has the answer to your
problem.
very Monday evening
from 7:3O to $50 in the high
school gym, Chardon ave,
Miss Calvin inStructs a class
for women there is no age
limit in exercises, Volley
ball, basket ball and later on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

she will teach the fundamen-
tails of tennis.
Pictured above is a group
at last Mondays class play
ing volley ball. Miss Calvin
avs, 1.-The photographer
chose some of the younger
ones for his picture, SO if they
look a bit young and slim to
you, don't let it worry you,
there is no age or weight linn
it.
Registration is still open
and is only $500 a semester
Or $500 for the year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

DAM
[eSop
| chnu
eld.
Glen
| t. f.,
Emo
ort,
erine
| On, o
Dem
|urtol
r, 20,
EdW
2, Of
nj Din
on.
Ron
ard I
Diann,
| ;hagr
Rich
IaVer
nd \
| f Che
Cha
| Woods
| nd V
05 W.
JOIN
berry
bkiba,
Arm
IuntS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-10-26

AND :. 1oo% of all the
VlTAMlN D that your good
health needs per day..
PLUS. important VlTAMlNS
B. and Br,!
NEW! LYSINE to step up
PROTEIN value!
: the only shortening used!
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Mrs. BozeIIe.
Wife of Virginia
Rood oiiIneer

, LEEsBURG. Va. Jan. t.
Mrs. Ethel N. Bozelle,. SO. Wife
of George T. Bozelle, ,Loudohn
County resident engineer Tor
the Virginia Department. sloS
Highways. died this morning ht
Loudoun County Hospital Bhees
she had been a patient three
weeks, -
Born in Mecklenburg County
Va, she was the daughter sof
the late R. w. Nanny and Rosa
Cleaton Nanny. She came to
Leesburg from Petersburg and
had lived here for 20 years. /.
Mrs. Bozelie was a member Of
the Women's Club of Loudoun,
the Leesburg Home Demon
stration Club and the st,
James Episcopal Church. in
Leesburg. She was a member
Of the Altar Guild of st. James
Church and of the Women OF
the Church.
Besides her husband, she
leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Janet Arnold of Waterford; q
sister. Miss Maude Nanny OF
Petersburg, and five grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be at
3 pm. Monday at st. James
Church. Burial will be IN
Blanford Cemetery, Petersburg.
at 2 pm. Tuesday. .. (
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Col. Guy Kirksey, "a, USA,
retired, who flew with the late
Gen. Billy Mitchell in his famed
demonstration of air power in
1921, died Wednesday Of can
Ger at his wife's family home.
Adobe Ranch, in MADEIRA, Calf.
Col. Kirksey was q lieutenant
in the First Provisional Air
Brigade when Gen. Mitchell set
out to prove the capabilities Of
an independent air force. l.
Using captured German ships
gathered off The Virginia Capes
as targets. the air brigade sue
cesstully bombed and sank six
heavy German cruisers and
destroyers and the battleship
Aus Friedland, pride Of Ger
many's World War I fleet.
Col. Kirksey served with Gen.
Mitchell in Ell Paso.. Tex. train
ing pilots for overseas duty. A
graduate of the University, Of
Missouri, where he later was
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Fred Keller, III,
Ex-ReuItyA Aide

|, Fred Keller, II. a;retired em-
.ploye Of q local real estate firm,
died Friday of a heart attack
at his home. 1915 Forty third
place NV. =,
Mr.. Keller had worked foT
l., z. Breuninger 6E Sons, Inc,
since shortly after he came, to
Washington in 1919. He retired
four years ago. .
A native of Centralia, H., he
had worked In his fathers con-
tracing business before coming
to the District.
He leaves his wife, Maude, Of
the home address; a brother
Daniel, of Kansas City. and two
sisters, Mrs. Catherine Salisbury
and Mrs. Clara Stinson Of Cen
|tralia. ..i, ...
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Col. Guy Kirksex "a, Flew.
In Historic Air Power Test

football coach. Col. Kirksey
Joined the Army at the begin
ming Of World War I.
A native of Dallas. Col. Kirk
sey served as commanding Of
ficer Of Biggs Field, near El
Paso, during World War II. His
tours of duty included Boiling
Air Force Base here and the
Walterboro Air Base, Walter
boro, s., c.. where he also served
as commanding officer.
Col. Kirksey. q command
pilot, was decorated for max
ing the first over.water flight
to Puerto Rico. He retired in
Efs46 and moved to MADEIRA,
Calf.
He leaves his wife the former
Florence Floto, of MADEIRA. and
q sister, Mrs. Emer Yeager Of
New York.
A graveside service will be
held at Q pm. Tuesday in Ar
|lington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Mrs. A. Wright;
Police Captains
Mother was IS

Mrs. Agnes v. Wright, IS
the mother of Police Captain
Charles Wright of the thirc
precinct, died yesterday at Dis
-trict General Hospital. She hac
been there several weeks.
Mrs. Wright came to Wash.
ington from Jersey City. N. j.
about 40 years ago. During the
1940s she worked for People.
Drug Stores. '
Recently she had been living
with her son at 1892 Madison
street, Hyattsville, Md. She
leaves also three grandchildren
Prayers will be said at $3.50
am. Tuesday at Chambers
Funeral Home, Riverdale, Md
A requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. at st. Jerome's Cath
Ole Church, HyattSyille. Burial
will be in George Washington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Mrs Henry S. Fronee=', e !, .
Minister S Widow Dies;

Mrs. Sadie Trazzare France
l85. active for many years in
Church and charity activities
here, died yesterday ct. her
home after an illness Of sev-
eral years. She lived at 1855
Harvard street NV.
A lifelong resident Of the
District, she was the widow OF
IDr. Henry s. France, o Meth
lodist minister and former pres
lident OF Sibley Memorial Hos.
pital, who died here in 1926
Mrs. France was employed as
q secretary at the Library OF
Congress for about 20 years
before her retirement in the
late l930s.
She was a member of Trinity
Methodist Church. for many
years before becoming active In
Calvary Methodist Church. She
was instrumental in organizing
and was at one time president
Of the Wolnen's Guild Of Sibley
Hospital. -
Mrs. France also was q pas
Evening star., 1961-01-08

president Of the Wolnan's
Home Missionary Society of
1.-THE Washington, District and q
trustee OF the Swartzell Meth
odist Home for. Children.
In addition. she had served
as q member Of the board Of
managers of the Methodist
Home for the Aged, and be-
longed 10 the Washington Club
and the Twentieth Century
Club. s
Besides q brother, Charles w.
Trazzare Of the home address.
she leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Mabel Heinline and Mrs. nellie
Jones, both of the Kenesaw
Apartments and anot h e r
brother, Edwin Trazzare of
1865 Park road NV.
Services will be at, II am.
Tuesday at the 5. H. Hines Fu-
neral Home, 29O1 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery in Bal
1timore. 40.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Joseph Sehwortz, ~,
Fumed Typoqrdpher

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Z
(AP)-Joseph Schwartz, II, a
nationally known authority in
the field Of Typography, died
yesterday in a hospital.
Mr.. Schwartz. head of a
Philadelphia firm of typogra-
pliers and printing plate man.
ufaeturers, was to have beer
honored as Man of the Year
January IT, In Chicago by
the International Topographic
Composition Association.
Since 1912 he had been presi-
dent of Printing Plates Re-
search, Inc, the trade research
organization. He was a director
of the Educational Council OF
the grapic arts industry and Of
the Children's Book Council.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Uarna uf ThankE

DAVIS, JAMES d. The family of the
late JAMES d. DAVIS wishes to
acknowledge with deep appreciation
the kindnesses and sympathy shown
by the pastor: ofncers and msmPers :
Of the Miles Men Memorial an GhuTSn, ana ,siaSo hlSc
bors, who have shown love and un-
derstanding. This has helped 70
carry US through the sudden passing
Of one we loved, who left US So
suddenly. May God rest with each
ehd dRafRUDEsa sSfTH oae 4. DAVIS AND FAMILY,
DICKERsON, c. EDWARD. Sr. we
gratefully appreciate the warmth
q expressions ~ OF G% our .nNnorNsrs relaIlNvss'
during our recent bereavement. May
It be known to each and everyone
Of you that the many movers ano
other tokens of sympathy have
helped to ease our great sorr9T,
DUCKETT, GARFIELD I. The family
Of the late GARFIELD !. DUCkETI
wishes to express their sincere ap-
prscistion to thsiI many snI ,bs eienHs tee
grams. cards. fioral tributes, cars
and all other expressions OF SYM
pathy during the passing Of their
husband and brother.
vERMIL DucKETT AND FAM
sHATENSTELN, ALBERT s. The fam
lily Of the late ALBERT g., SHATEN-
STEIN wishes to acknovledge with
grateful appreciation the ana many ,ym sS.
pathy shown to US By our many
relatives and friends during oul
BROTHER AND SISTERS.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Draths

wALKER, SARAH, On Tuesday. Jan
SaaS pissI. D. MRS hssi' sARxA .,'alSKEE 'WalSSIKEE q
So < .xo.S e ~ ,,sSs, sns is S1.nSs sS.Tysd may y
, cali at the Joynes Funeral Home.
lis Massachusetts ave. NV. on
where Services win be held on Tues
day. January 10. At Q pm. inter-
- ment Harmony Cemetery.
WARREN. VIOLA MATLOCK. On
Tsssy 'aRSoTy 1soEA SAIodK lIea 's was X.
loved wife Of the late Fred o.. War.
Hess. Services at the 8. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home. :e0l 18th s.; $;
nx on MGndstyy .ltyn, JsnTIsity JsaeIlitie. " 1n =.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. g
wExLER. ADELE On Pms, sasurdsys Jan; n;
Of Ssfs Sos 'Juniper' nsSa' st.. t Tstons PARK
Miller and Miss Hilda Wexler,, both
Of Takoma Park Md She also Is
survived by . eranddaughter - MIS- sId
son. Robert Edward Peiki1: Mrs.
4 Son Funeral Home: 42I7 .eth
|. St. NV, until 8 am Monday. Jan.
gary g. Services H.s4sv VII, oe conSsees nelr =.
tiori. Massachusetts ave. and Macomh
ST. NV, at 1890 am. Monday,
January Q, Interment will be In
Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Kins
lieu OF flowers contributions De made
to the Washington Hebrew consre-
cation. .>T r. -
January !. 1851. JAMES I. WHITE
Of III Jefferson st. NV. beloved
son Of Leola Roach; grandson Of
Mrs, Eliza. Young and Irving lsaac
SsSags S.Ssagss 3 & pIis 45s Tsss. @ Ss',s ssa1 @
Bailey. He ,also,is survived by Other
relatiyss and friends The iat: AZ.
/ stewart Funeral hom&; 70. H 81 81
nary ns:; s, si'ef Funeral ne i.% on aonass. Jan.
uary 0, from the Mount Horeb Bap:
tist Church. 217 18th St. ne, a
pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 8
WILLIAMS, LOUIS B.. sr. on wednes-
day. January A, 1881. at Bethesda
Naval Hospital. LOUIS B. WILLIAMS
Va. beloved husband Of Mary !
Williams; father Of Mrs: Mary e
Moore Of Mission Hills. Caltf.: Robert
[. Williams Of Sylmar. Calf. and
Mai. Louis B. Williams. jr.. OF tns
twelve grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home
1901 North Fairfax drive, Arlington
va, where services win be held on
Maeass fntersn. 'innasS annStoa Ns.dGal 5o c.%e
terry.
wITHERs. L. 4, tEBBIE). Suddenly
GEBRIE1 WPTHERS OF Tyson.
Corner. Va, brother of Mrs. Eli
Tucker Of Herndon. Va; Mrs. Edith
Beard Of Tysons Corner, Va; Mrs
may may cali at the Money q King FI.
neral Home. III Maple ave. west
Vienna. Va. where services will bt
held Monday, January 8. at . pm
Interment Andrews Chapel Cemetery
wITHERsPooN. JOHN. On Friday
December 30, 1860: at Casualt!
S one nsfrsss sSn sd pn su!Tasss Ta.s
dore and johnnie Mae Witherspoor
Of Cleveland, Ohio; and other Fela,
tives and many, friends, After !
m ss q sSs Holman Ssnsry Fnsls s iss9d home
viii viii be e'h held d. on Mondss January S's 8
at 1 pm. Interment New Harmony
ARRANGEMENTS by B. F. Taylor.
zILLHARDT. WILLIAM J. On Sat
grday: January 1861 At u;
!, zILLHASRDT;, .HdSE bslSysd father q q
Thomas zillhardt OF McComb, Miss.
grandfather OF Mrs. Carolyn r
Yerger Of Reading. Penna.. and tive
held at the Cramp Funeral Home
Reading. Pcnna.. on Tuesday, Janu
ary 10, at /. pm. Interment Laurel
dale Cemetery ,. -
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Nrurtlittga

GELFAND, HARRY. There will be an
unveiiing Of monument in memory
q our belSyed husband % and father 1sn
uary Is, 1861, at 1 PM. ct the
Adss Israel CONGREGATION Gene
terry, 14OO Alabama ave. Sc. Rel
atives and friends invited.
MRS. SARAH 0ELFAND AND chill
Evening star., 1961-01-08
With Regprd to q
Cord Of Thanks

Very ofssa Q eetd es ih1nks
IN Tia Sfus sneess D nesd
which Gun hardly b. seIvsd IN
any ether ,sas. Net enly IS
u q asasievs expression Of,
.ssntisuds 10 these who hove
sent flcful tributes but else
eevgseevsly acknowledges the
services y1nd kindnsssss Of
tho many 10 whom O. personal
ncts ef shanks eonnot well be.
meilsd or. whose nomes and
adaresses ore not known.
insertion ,of q cord et thonks
naoK BE uncnsed by selsphene
10 The Star. u. s-sooC.
ThsEvsnins and SuadoySfor
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Draths

A.ss1aSSS' gssa.ss 6 1891 hRA 4 ADA on rilssHE 1sH
ave. NV, beloved wife Of the late
James T. Ar ArmssfGrg; n;%nS.,d mother t,mi Of
strong. Emma L. Davis and Gladys
A. Bettis; grandmother Of Doris
Hanford. Carolyn Fann. James a,
Armstrong, r.. and Elbe Davis; , aunt
III Ill. 'Gno mother-in s h aiaW q Ei6e Is e. Betti:
and Julia Armstrong. Several great
relatives and friends also survive:
Remains resting At Grace Methodist
Aeis6ts. Nd. from to ii pm;
tuesday. January 10, where funeral
services will be held Wednesday,
January II. at I pm, the Rev;
John F. Monroe of1ciating. Interment
rangements by Henry 8. Washington
81 Sons. 3
SAsns ssns:r 81 1880 On eERTkgDi sEsaS 81
sE 7. beioved e VIE vie on " Vanderbilt "a S AZ )
Baker and mother Of Mrs Frances
Ebert. Henry K, and Morris J
ciyde Nelson; . cousin, Mrs. Melinda
Pendington Of Philadelphia. Pa, and
other relatives and many friends
After pm SUNDAY. January u
friends are invited to call saH ss tt.! sns
st. NV. Funeral from the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. 1880 Yer
mont ave. NV. at 1880 am; Mon
day. January 8. Interment ArltnS'
ton National Cemetery y
BAKER, GERTRUDE C. Elks' services
fRupE III HSE e 9s'f sSkER, Ss9ss'si q foTes SEa
al Temple No, 8, I, B. P. o. E
Of W.. viii be held Sunday
January g.. 1851. at 7:3t
~ pm. from the MCGUIRE Flu
ana MARY Y's; ". WALKER,
. Daughter Ruler.
rsrr,1r scssREE csREEsooF psSghssr sscrssasT sSlsy.
BAKER, COL. JOHN JAMES. u. 8
Army (Retired). On Wednesday
Ssnaary Z; lssi at Hoth;,. the unatsS Fo1
JAMES BAKER. 0i4sS5, Infantry
U. 8. Army lretire0. Friends maj
call at the Receiving Vault, Arltng.
ton NssSnSl MonSa1 cesfs Intsrm.nt 70 Sas
with military honors, at Arlington
National Cemetery at 10 am. Mon
day. January g..
BLAKER, MAE KATHRYN (nee AIlard)
KATHRyN Wssb,Brta5 BLaKERp of e. $449 S.ioyet St
Psnsssola R2snss rls MRS MRS frs Eva ps Gsa 9arsf
wis: Arthur Allard of Landove
Hills, Nd; Mrs. Ruth Faust o
Fl s SoS ehSreh Sp iac va WIS., ciaYsGs Mrs AsT pesF
stamm Of San Francisco. Calf, ami
Mrs. Florence Mattingly Of Amherst
Ohio; sister Of Mrs. Greg seery o
McHenry. H.: Mrs, Harry Andrew
Of Fon du Lac. wis. she aise 1
dren and several great-grandehil
dren.. Friends may call Ct the Fitz
sTsd ys psIr;na pSnsFal n Home rear S4S ArnfSn MsS
Va. Rosary on Sunday. January 8
ct 1880 pm. Requiem mass ol
Monday. January 9, at. 10 am. .
81. James Catholic Church. Fall
mortal PARK. FAIRFAX: va. CFol
du Lac. Wis. papers please copyD
BOOTH. WALTER T., sr: On Friday
BOOTH, ST., Of els 18th st. ne
Funeral and tnterment at Peters
burg. Va. Local arrangements b.
BOZELLE. ETHEL N. On Saturday
January z, 1861. at the Loudoul
f2YnsE fTHs Hoiggszzsl ggozslLE EeesPuIs q ns.sbSrs
Va. beloved W1e Of George p. Bo
Zelle. mother Of Mrs. Janet Arnol'
Of waterford, Va. and the late Mrs
Howard Spencer Of Richmond. Va.
sister of Miss Maude Nanny o
Petersburg. Va. Friends may call q
the Muse 81 Reed Funeral Home
Leesburg, Va. Funeral services o
St. James Episcopal Church. Lees
at pm pm oravesids services services a
. pm. Tuesday, January 10, a
the BlaDford Cemetery, PetefsburG
Va. CRichmond. Va. and Peters
burg. Va. papers please copy.)
Evening star., 1961-01-08
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4tn 81. and Mass ave. N z. Ii. 3-b2Ou
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERLY AT 11l3 7th ST. NV
1900 18th st. NV. TU. 2-332e
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
$40 H st. NE. Ii 3.Aas(
Evening star., 1961-01-08

WITHERs. L. z, (EBBIE)., Suddenly.
T 9EBsiE aaiSu'W 'WffTfHERs Of Tysens
Corner. Va, brother of Mrs. Ella
Beard Of Tysons Corner. Va; Mrs.
Mary schana Of Fairfax. Va. Friends
may call at the Money g. King Fu-
neral Home. III Maple ave. west,
Vienna, Va. where services will be
held Monday, January 8. at I. pm.
Interment Andrews Chapel Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
KEMERER. RARnARA ANNE suddsnix

SSpsssE on sssSFdsy; sNu JsnSary sEyyr !, 1921 sSds
Hollyvocd rd.; Holiyyood. Nd. be:
Alice Jean Kemerer. She Is aisr
survived By her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Cecil B. and Mildred E. Hall
Mrs. Kemerer rests at the Gasct
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave.
Lincoln Iii: cemetery t % chspsl - on m: r,es. ues.
day. January 10, ct / pm. Rela.
tives and friends invited, Intermeni
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Friends MAJ
call after z pm, Sunday. Q
Evening star., 1961-01-08

KNIGHT. JANIS T. on Wednesday
pitai. JAMES + KNIGHT MIGHTY of aSis aHs:
Otis st ne. He leaves to mourn
his passing one daughter, Berna-
dette r. KniSht: two stepdaughters,
devoted friends. Mary J. qrayson
and q host Of other friends Re.
mains resting at the John. T. Rhines
a. Co. Funeral Home. 30I5 18th
st. ne. lampie parking faciiitissl
where friends may call after q
the repose OF his soul win be cele-
brated at st. Francis De Sales Cath
ole Church. 2016 Rhode Island ave
ne, on Monday. January q, at
Am. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. q
Evening star., 1961-01-08
KEssLER, EMILIE s. on Friday, Jal

usry .. 1867. EEiLiE Il 5. KEssIER i
Of 5Oi2 Arkansas ave. NV. the
beloved wife Of the late Andrew
KeSsler. mother OF the late William
J. Kessler and Emma 8. Kessler
Barelift sister Of Mrs. Ferdinand
Waldman Of Ocean City. N. ]. She
also Is survived by three great
grandchildren. Funeral from the
Walter w. Deal Funeral Home. 4SI2
Georgia ave. NV. on Tuesday. jan
uary 10, at 10 an. InteTment
Prospect Hi Cemetery
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Rooms. CORA 2 nn aa tuird,r 1.nu

spy issf. coR3 Al Z issS5say; kooSs Of 'saS5 tsS5
Van Buren St., Hyattsyiile, Nd,
mother Of Mrs. Mary 3. Ambrose Of
Robert Ambrose. Cincinnati, Ohio;
David, Ambrose of Hyattsville, Nd.
Friends may call at the 8, II, Hines
Co. Funeral. Home. 29Ol I4th st.
nv. after IT noon sunday, Janu-
from the above funeral home on
Monday. January 8, at, 3 pm. In
terment Plymouth. Ohio. In lieu Of
6owers. contributions may be made
to the Quincy Home Quincy. Peuna
Evening star., 1961-01-08

o1sai 5sns.IS T. 1881. RoSSEERFT SE Tifneias 4. GA
husband Of Mrs. Cora q. Gray, fathi
Of Robert H., jr.; Ralph c.; Ciiftoi
Francis and Mrs. Cora A. Ware. 7
also Is survived by eleven grant
children and many other. relativ
and friends. After s pm. Sunda
ysnuary 9, friends may gall At u
ave. me-. until 4 pm: Monday, Jai
uary. o: thereafter at the Alien .
M. Z. Church. 349S Alabama av
s.e:.. where funeral services will
held at ! Pm. Tuesday. Janual
10. the Rev. o, J, Hayman oficia
Ing. Interment Arlington Nation
Evening star., 1961-01-08

FRANKLIN. MILE, On SATURDAY.
December 81. 1860. at the District
FRANKLIN Of 1918 Church st
NV. She is survived by -four
cousins and devoted friend.
Friends may call at the JoyneS Fu-
neral Home, 116 Massachusetts, ave
z pm, where funeral services win
be held on Tuesday, January 10. 81
10 am. 1nterment Woodlawn Gene
Evening star., 1961-01-08
! sDratHa

alIIs ssssls svsssrf fssf i Sc eHsEfTEs EEfhTTEEsd.l. Z
!. !. ( ( u ~ AEssss End dsushter Of Mar
gexet Al 1ssper. She also ieayea. Q
James NJ Robeft A: ana William,
and many other relatives and friends.
ss s funeral siss R; Rome uaF q Alsainasf iS n%
Z o.. sPane, IL 18th 81. s.e.. where
prayers Will be said on Monday,
isaITy iRssI6y Memorial 9 Il c:Rst.ls. s; 1nssfnsn'
NALEKY. INEz MARGAREr. on FRI
s eay & 4 4;JsnNsry q; 1881 dEEz MAR. Mar
: 81 lTrederiek Earl haiies;, ST. ST.; mother
cf Frederick Earl. jr.. and Robert
Edward Malay. sister of Mrs Mae
Gohan Of New York City and ROY
g s susyised @ 81 sislee srsndsSiidrsn M i rsso
HSine. $500 Rhode island ave-. st
Eastern ave q .es where funeral serv-
= ICES WIN 5s heid On Nondsy. Jan;
s1leadss lnslssd istsrnsnt ssstlsst Tcrs In. sac
coin cemetery 8
J January sfs issi. q A2iinsson ri Sospiaaos. aos.
: pital, JO6EPHs N. NELSON Of "A
sc,rth s,n HudSs.n iSs q ;;,A Arlington; vs., .
N. Nelson, IL. q the home address;
i SON o. Mrs. E6ae W.ENeIscR and
brother Of Mrs, Guy ReedeF, both Of
Jecksonviile, Fla: Ff4endE NAY. .scall
NoftS q ts sI1fsa AslIafs' lIss AIss s s9Sl 2S
alter pm. 6gnday. q JsR9 esy, 8,
ma. papers pissIe cepy J <@a
NEwyoN. sEoRGE W. on sstaFdsy.
GEORGE W, 4 NkW,ToN ], rs II sa'S spn Si Maud iu
nayior anS the late EyeesrtSk 4 Z: Esy- y,
r. Home. Nofth and PeiiAsyiv vsnia syes. .
Baltimore, Md. unsil 10 doon Mon
Msy.s az ssnssEy n sr,g ssr,Eice1 ~ n e 81
chSrc6. 81 fsul snd ssilS sss. s. =
Baltimore Nd. on Monday jan
lawn Cemetery. BaItimors. Nd.
PRICE. JULIA 3. on saturday, Janu-
ary q, 1861. at her residence. 1924
MARYLAND ave ne. JULIA. B. PRICE,
widow Of pr, Peter W. Price. Notice
Dovie O. Brooks and Otis =. Allen.
RAMSAY. JAMES. On Saturday, Janu-
ary,7. 1861, at the :Washington
4anttarium and Hospital, JAMES
RAMSAY Of 1900 LittietCn st :.
silver Spring. Nd. father Of Miss
Edith A. Ramsay and Alexander 8.
Ramsay and brother Of Mrs. Ann
Ysart. Mr.. Ramsay rests AZ the
Warner A. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave-. silver spring,
Nd. where service viii be held on
Tuesday. January 10. at pm
tparktng facilities) Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Sympathy fnay. be
expressed In the form Of memorials
TO the American Heart Association,
1l64 18th st. NV. Washington. D. C.
RAMSAY. JAMES, ofncers and mem
I0 g n bers Of Clan MacLennan
- No. 22O. are notified OF the
W. death Of Clansman JAMES
&AA RAMSAY. and requested tc
~% assemble at Pumphrey's Fu-
~ neral Home. Silver Spring
Nd sunday. Januarys g.
/ A'0i " "oaokdE FAuLDs. Chief.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

KEIsTER. ERNEST c. On Thursday
January 8; ,ls.. 1891. at 5sGy a5sG yptor
B Keister. mother Of Mrs. Kath-
leen NJ. caputo and James 3
Keister. He also is survived By siz
grandchildren. Friends may call o,
the De Vol Funeral Home. :924 Wis
sonsi1 SoasIa,y svs :n:T' n;E' after T. neon
viii be offered at ct. AIMS Church
Wisconsin ave, and Yuma. st, n.w-
on Monday. January O., at o. IN
1nterment Broadway, Va, The
rosary will be recited at pm
Sunday. January a