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They had met in Baltimore
when he was playing with the
Orioles.
"Gentle as Lamb"
Although McGraw was tough
on the baseball field, his wife
once described him as "gen.
tie as a lamb at home"
After her husbands death
Mrs. McGraw sold their home
at Pelham Manor. N. Y, and
later lived alone at 80 Fifth
avenue, Manhattan. For years
she attended about three bal
games q week during the sea.
son and often was near the
Giants during spring training
When the Giants left thu
Polo Grounds for San Fran.
cisco, Mrs. McGraw was off.
cially the last person to leave
She was pictured walking oui
Of the empty stands bearing
q big bouquet.
Mrs. McGraw was an honor
guest at the Giants first game
in San Francisco, but she
longed to have the club return
to New York.
Completes Biography
In 1858, Mrs. McGarw com.
pleted "The Real McGraw,"
biography Of her husband.
She filled endless requests fol
autographs Of her husband. She
even slipped the signature from
Cancelled checks to keep his
fans happy.
Funeral plans have not vel
been announced.
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"a -. o....
90 years oi 1oVeriimene SerV-
ice. beginning as . forestry
foreman In Shenandoah Ma
tional PARK following his xrad-
uation from carleton COLLEGE
Mortified. Mimi. he served
with the Fish and Wildlife
Service IN various localities in
Guiding washington. for MANY
years.
5
Air Force Major
In World War RI m. rk,rnd
WAS a Snaio, in ths Az Forcs
snecializ;ng N Arctic ,ssesrc1
ana served with rr,ssion. ~
GreenIsnS ana CensSs =
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Ashkhen Mikoyon, "a, Wife
Of Soviet Deputy Premier

MOSCOW, Nov. 5 tAP).-
The death Of Ashkhen Lazar-
yevna Mikoyan, Ga. wife of
Anastas Mikoyan, q First
Deputy Premier, was announced
yesterday in Pravda.
The Communist Party news
paper said she died Saturday
night after Q long illness.
Her death came as her hus-
band was on one Of the tougi1-
est assignments Of his life,
calming Fidel Castro while
Soviet rockets are pulled out Of
Cuba.
A tribute to Mrs. Mikoyan
was paid in Pravda by a group
Of fellow Communists.
Like her husband, she quail
flied as an old Bolshevik be-
cause she joined the Party in
June, 1917 before the revolu-
ton: She had not finished
school.
The tribute in Pravda said
she was prosecuted by the Mem
sheviks. the opposing branch
Of the Communist organization,
during the early stages of the
revolution, as was her family.
She married Mr.. Mikoyan
In 1920.
IAN the succeeding years,
until she was struck by the
heavy illness, she led party and
social activities in Nizhninov-
gorod, RoStov-on-Don and in
Moscow" said the tribute.
Pravda did not give the ma
ture Of her illness.
"She was q tireless propa-
gandist and led Party studies in
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Fred Maytag, Il,
Head Of Boord Of
Appliance Firm

NEWTON. Iowa, Nov. S (AP)
Fired Maytag II, chairman OF
the board Of the Maytag Co.,
appliance firm, died Of cancer
at his home here yesterday.
In recent months he had
undergone surgery at st. Louis,
Mo-, several times.
Mr.. Maytag joined the family
business as q high school
student, working summer. vaca-
tons in the machine shops;
He advanced from sales repre-
sentative In 1894 to vice presi-
dent in 1886, to president In
1910 and to chairman Of the
board in 1860. -.
He served in the Iowa Legis-
lature, was chairman OF the
Iowa Republican presidential
conventions in 1852 and 1856
and was q delegate to the Re-
publican national convention
in 1860.
Other posts he held were
trustee Of Grinnell College in
Iowa, trustee OF Ducks, Un-
limited. -
He served in various business
activities, being president OF
Maytag Co. Ltd, Of Canada,
trustee Of Equitable Life In
surance Co. Of Iowa, director OF
Minneapolis Honeywell Regu-
lator Co. and director Of North.
western Bell Telephone Co.
He. leaves his, wife, two sons
Frederick Louis III, and Ken
meth p; two daughters, Mrs
M. David Egger Of New Haven
Conn.,, and Mrs. j. L. Danner-
back Of Madison, Wis: his
mother, Mrs. Ora B. Maytag
and q sister, Mrs. Mary Nc
Cahill of Miami Beach, Fla.
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WilIiom S. AhoIt,
Finance Officer
At Fort Meade

1t. Col. william s. Ahalt, USA,
-. died yesterday at Kim
brough Army Hospital, Fort
Meade, after q brief illness.
He was finance and account
ing officer at the fort. r.
Born in Lovettsville, Va, Col.
Ahalt was graduated from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
where he majored in account
ing. and from the Army FL
nance School at Fort Ben
jamin, Harrison, Ind.
Col. Ahalt, who was In the
Army. for. 20 years, had served
in the Pacific Theater during
World War II, and In Japan,
Germany and ,Formosa. Among
his decorations were the Army
Commentator Medal. and the
Philippine Medal with two
Bronze Stars.
He leaves his wife Helene; q
son, William s., jr., and his
mother. Mrs. Bessie C. Ahalt
Of the family address, 10 North
Meadow drive, Glen Burnie; q
daughter, Mrs. Sandra L. Wa
nasley. ITO Norfolk road,
Harundale. Md; two grand
children, and four brothers,
Col. Henry c.. USA' (retired),
2502 Pennsylvania avenue
NV; Edgar r., and Francis s.
Of Charleston. w. Va, and
James W.. Of Arnold. Md.
Services will be at IL am,
Wednesday at the Singleton
Funeral Home, 200 Crane
highway. Glen Burnie. Burial
viii be at ! pm. Wednesday In
Baltimore National Cemetery.
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Mrs. McGrow Dies,
Widow Of Manager

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 tAP).-
Mrs. John j. McGraw, widow
Of the famed manager Of. the
New York Giants, died last
night at st. Vincent's Hospital
where she had been q patient
since;last Tuesday.
She was 81 years old.
Mrs. McGraw suffered a
stroke last January but had
recovered sufficiently to pay an
occasional visit last summer to
the Polo Grounds, where her
husband had achieved his
greatest fame through q riotous
S0-year career that brought the
Giants 10 National League
pet1nants. His teams won three
World Series.
Mrs. McGraw never lost her
love for baseball in general and
the Giants in particular. In
the years following the death
Of the Little Napoleon" in
1884 she was a steady visitor
at both the Polo Grounds and
Yankee Stadium, which her
husband had forced the Yam
KEGS to build after kicking the
American League team out as
Polo Grounds tenants in the
winter of 1922.
Saddest Moment
On occasions. Mrs. McGraw
was accompanied by Mrs.
Christy, Mathewson, widow Of
the immortal pitching star who
helped McGraw win league PEN
nants in 1904, 1905, 1911, 1912
and 1918. McGraw's team also
won pennants in 1917, 1921
1922, 1928 and 1924.
Mrs. McGraw often said her
saddest moment since her hus.
bands death came when Hor-
ace Stoneham decided to take
the Giants out Of New York, ,
moving them to San Francisco
after the 1857 season.
Mrs. McGraw made New York
her home after her husband
came here as q playing man.
ager on July 9, 1902, after quit
ting the Baltimore Orioles Of
the American League because
Of q disagreement with League
President Ban johnson.
Mc0raw retired from base.
ball in 1892.
He died February Is, 1894,
and was named to baseball's
Hall Of Fame three years later.
McGraw and the form e r.
Mary Blanche Sindall Of Bal
timore were married in 1908.
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Lydia StobIer, %,
Maryland Native

Miss Lydia Stabler, 90, q life
time resident of Sandy Spring.
Nd, died yesterday after a
brief illness.
Miss Stabler was q member
Of the Society Of Friends and
the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union Of Sandy Spring.
Miss Stabler is survived by
three nephews, Alfred Stabler,
Laurence. j. Stabler Of Swarth-
more. Pa, and Robert M.
Stabler of Colorado Springs,
Colo, and. one niece, Mrs,
Lotion Wesley of Sandy Spring.
Burial will be private in the
Friends Cemetery in Sandy
Spring.
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circles and schools, working to
put Party principles into prac-
tice in life" the tribute said.
Hundreds Of thousands
knew her and never will forget
either her high principles and
devotion to party principles. or
her kindness"
She was a handsome woman
who appeared only occasionally
at public receptions, apparently
because Of her illness.
The Mikoyans had five sons.
One died in World War II. An
other. Sergei, "a, accompanied
his father on his mission to
Cuba.
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Charles Stevens
Services Held

Services for Charles H. Stew
ems. 80, an ice and coal dealer
who died Saturday, were held
today at the. Robert "A. Mat
tinglyg funeral home, 131
Eleveth street Sc. Burial was
In Prospect Hill Cemetery.
The Sunday Star incorrectly
listed Tuesday services at Ar
lington Cemetery for Mr.. Stew
ems.
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BERRY. JOHN EDWARD. In fond
5 JOHN EnwARp our BERRY asal ia' RSo
crossed the bar thirty-six years ago
today, November 5, 1926.
We walk a separate road today
And sorrow darkens all our way;
Although we walk our road alone,
We know that you are still our own.
We want to know the road you took
And you can meet US part of the
way.
Then WEN 90 back with you.
DEVOTED SONS. LAWRENCE, Al
BERI, REGINALD AND WILBUR
BERRY.
BLAKEY, WILLIAM EDWARD. In pre-
clous memory Of my beloved son,
WILLIAM EDWARD BLAKEY, who
passed to the Great Beyond twenty
one years ago today, November 5.
just to know that by his grace,
! shall meet him face to face.
II Is 10y, wonderful JOY.
DEVOTED MOTHER, LILLIAN BLA-
COLBERT, ALLEN A. Sacred to the
memory Of my devoted friend, ALLEN
years ago today, November 5. 1865.
DE H1SEEn FRIEND ROBERTA N.
EPPS, LOTTIE. In loving memory Of
our loving mother. LOTTIE EPpS,
who departed this life twenty-one
years ago today, November 5, 1871.
We have only a memory, dear Mother.
We cherish our whole life through:
But the sweetness will live forever,
cHiipREN AND G OR lsf5eIif Z, SESS.
HINES, THOMAS S. In sad but low
Ing memory Of our dear father.
h tS1s MA N s. HINES Y ThS departed
TT HfnHs E. SIMS JOSEPH =.
MONROE. JACKSON OACK5. In low
ing memory OF our dear husband,
father and grandfather. JACKSON
(JACK) MONROE. who passed away
fiys years ago today November 5.
Beautiful w. memories are all we have
OF a wonderful loved one we will
$1,000 never forget.
Io GRSSpc Y5EE; CHILDREN AND
SELDOM. JOSEPH AND MARY J, In
in.law and mother I'm law, JOSEPH
AND MARY J. SELDOM, who passed
on May 20. 1943, and November
70, 1913, respectively.
Z To live In the hearts of those We
~ lehVe DenlnQ Is not to die.
May their souls rest in peace.
3 DE wSyTIDuss oN-IN-LAw' MeRAE
TATE, SARAH Z. In loving memory
OF my wife, SARAH z. TATE, who
passed away nine years ago today,
November g. 1858.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
4, Why certain things must be,
But there Is reason for IL all.
Beyond our power to see.
The thought that comforts me the
:, Is TO know the one I love
Has found eternal happiness
And lasting peace above,
> DEVOTED HUSBAND, ROBERT
WALKER. HATTIE. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, HATTiR
WALKER. who passed away four
years ago today, November S, 1858.
Sleep on, Mother, and take your
We loved YOU. but God loved you
HER &C cEILpEEE, FLORENCE. BEN
AND ERNEST.
81. .
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AnnOuncements Of
Services By Chambers

W. W. Chambers O..
w. w. Chambers Co.
W. W. Chambers Co.
w. W. Chambers CO.
W. W. Chambers CO.
w. w. Chambers Co.
w. w. Chambers Go.
w. w. Chambers Co.
W. w. Chambers CO.
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vember 3. 1862, at Prince Georges
General Hospital. ERNEST SMITH
Of Clinton. Nd, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Rosie Smith, father OF
Smith. Mrs. Mildred Miller and Mrs.
Pearl Ray. Also surviving are
several grandchildren and host OF
other relatives and friends. From 8
to. 10 pm. Tuesday, November 6,
friends may call at the Henry S.
WASHINGTON q Sons Funeral Home,
1925 Deane ave. ne. Mass will be
said at $3.50 am. Wednesday. No
vember z, at st. Johns Catholic
Church. Clinton, Md. Interment
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WILLIAM 4. CARTER. W. NJ. 5

day November 1, 1852, LAWRENCE
e r SN.I1SS' ST. ST. q ,s SS04 Navajo
father OF Mrs, villa M. Piison, Mrs
Alice v. Miehels and Lawrence Z.
Towles, tr, Also survived by five
grandchildren. Friends may call cat
Valleys Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave; a. Easteyn ave. ne: Fu-
$3.50 am; thence to st. Marks
. Catholic Church, where mass will be
3 offered At 10 am. for the repose OF
his soul. Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetetv. az t. ~
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Washington, D. {.
Mondoy, November 5, 1862
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PROCTOR, WILLIAM HARRY. on

EI HM' HE NSESRo fRoSro5Rg SS 81 E Sbi0
voted husband Of Mrs. Mabel &. Proc
tor, son of Mrs. Mary Effie Proctor.
He also is survived by a sister, Mrs.
mer, James Martin ana John Proc
tors other relatives and many
friends. After 5 pm. Tuesday. No
yember 8, friends may call at the
Robert O. Mason Funeral Home,
$500 Nichols ave. Sc. where rosary
mass will Be Offered for the repose
Of his soul. wednesday, November
oiic Church, 5000 Brinkiey I'd, Oxon
Hill, Nd. Interment Church Gene
terry. 9
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SMITH, WILLIAM r. On Sunday, No.

swiftly WILLIAM +. On SUNDAY, No
gssmm5er I. 1862, at his residence,
SMITH, beloved husband Of Helen G.
Smith. father Of william j. Smith.
He also is survived by three grand
children, Friends may call at Gawler S
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
st. NV. where the rosary will be
recited on Monday, November 5, at
9 m. Barking on premises). Mass
viii be offered at st, Thomas the
Apostle Catholic Church. Woodley I'd.
AZ eth st. NV, on Tuesday. No
yember y; at 10 am. Interment
flowers contributions may be made
TO the KiwaniS Foundation, Kiwanis
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
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a eOmmunieation Of J tSsas
IN. Lodge No. N35, F,A.A.M.
IN viii be held on Monday,
MNNy November 5, 1862. at 7:3O
NOY pm. at the 8. H, Hines co.
nv Funeral Home, 2gO1 l4th
q st. NV. for the purpose
s OF conducting Masonic funeral serv-
ices Tor our late brother, WILLIAM
2. SUTTON.
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gent communication Of Ma
a; NJ. is hereby called for
Monday, November 5, 1862,
at 8 pm, at Gawlers Fune-
raj Home, Wisconsin ave.
and Harrison st. NV, for
' ose Of Of conducting Chapel
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PROCTOR, ROBERT LEE, Suddenly. on

Friday. Noyembef. :. 1862, ROBERT RI
E EE.b ehSo 3 s;os sSVss h Sss q
erick place Sc, son Of Elizabeth IDA
Proctor, father Of Leroy, James
Ernest William Leo, James Roland
and Robert Maurice Proctor, Pearl
Price, Mary Edna Colbert, Lorraine
Campbell. Catherine Lewis, Shirley
Campbell and Frances Lewis, brother
OF Mary Lena Butler, Estelle Thomas
and Gladys Thomas. Also surviving
are 81 grandchildren, other relatives
and friends. Notice of funeral later.
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On Saturday. Noyers ESsrn ), isss,
WILLIAM .WORTHTNGToN OF.
EUTT OF 113 South Adams St.,
Worthfngton william offutt, Srand.
Randy Worth offutt, brother Of MIS-
Ellen p. Ireland. Friends may cali
after 8 am. Monday, November &,
At the Colonial Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Humphrey, Rockville, Nd,
where services will be held on
Interment Rnnk villa Cenef a
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Dfatha

November !. iss2' MARY E. nG JOHN.
SON. wife. Of John B. johnson, be-
loved mother Of Mrs; Elmer Jack
Sranc sS u. nvf sister c IT ans Em as
w. johnson and Miss Annie Burke.
She also leaves five grandchildren,
three sisteTs-tn-law, one daughter
in-law. one hrother-in-law, two sons
in-laws other relatives and friends.
Der g.. friends may cali at the
Alexander 8. Pope Funeral Home,
4l4 10th st. s.e., recitation OF the
rosary 1t Pm. REQUIEM mass will
Sov sIasssd Il 70 t.. ST ws e9ssfss:
Church. 18th and c SITS. Sc. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 6
KIRnY, 1t. COL. WALLACE WHIT
MEX. USA (retlredl. on Sunday, No
vember 4, 1862, at Providence Hos
p1tsi' IT COL WALLACE WHIT
Vann Ness st. NV. beloved husband
Of Clara @. kirby, uncle Of Whitney
yirginia NJ, Grant and Mrs. Kathleen
. yarela, Friends may can at Gawler's
Snapei; nv, WIS. ave; .s and Harrison St.
vefhber 6 (parking on premises).
where services viii be held on
Thursday. November s, at IL am,
Entombment Cedar Hill cemetery! !
LaRORpE, ETHEL AUTH (nee DOVE.
i Suqdehly. on Saturday, November 8,
- 1881 Ct washington Sanitarium
2 I sSs paEcsD tnds n 6THEL A Sga
beloved wife Of Andrew LaBorde. sr.:
X Y1tsler Of Richard Auth and Michael
=. LaBorde, both Of the home adj
aress. She also Is survived BY five
S SlsIsess; Mrs. Ami. Annie = Mrozek, Mrs.
Langley Mrs. Thelma Frischhoiz,
. MIS-. Dorothy Larkin, and one
brother. William E. Dove. Services
the q H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
390i 18th st. NV. on Tuesday. No
aes1. interment Fort Lincoln Gene
LSnoAR6E. ETHEL M. The officers and
NJ ter So. g. 3 Ie 8. Z. s. Sns are
M requested to assemble At
SA the 8; H. Hines Co, Fu-
neral Home. 2901 14th St.
NV ;oS on Monday. November
the purpose Of conducting funeral
Ssrv,ces for our late sister, ETHEL
ALICE HELEN MOORE. W. M.
Oslo B. RITTER. secy.
LYNCH, HARVEY A.. on Sunday, No
yember 4, 1852, at Alexandria Hos
King St. Alexandra, va, the hus-
band Of Lena NJ, Lynch, father OF
Miss Mary Lee Lynch, brother OF
Mrs. Mary z. Pope, Mrs. Leo
Chisolm and Mrs. Grace Hewitt.
Friends may call at the Demaine
Memorial Chapel, $50 South WASH
ington st., Alexandria, Va. Mass
Will be offered at st. Marys Cath
olie Church on Wednesday, Novem-
per 2, at 10 am. Interment Mount
Comfort Cemetery. Recitation Of the
rosary at the funeral home on Tues
day at 8 pm. 8
MeCAMANT. ALICE C. On Saturday,
November g.. 1859. at New Aiexar-
dria Hospital. ALICE c. McCAMANT
Of 3404 s. Stafford st., Arlington
Va, mother Of Miss Alice Louise
William G., II. Richard, John G.,
ana Frank W. .McCamant, IT,. and
Mrs L. @. Boston: sister Of w. M.
Conrad. Friends maY call at the
8. II, Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
l4th st. NV. lparkins facilities)
Services from Gunton Temple Pres
nytertan Church., 1907 Monroe St
nv. on Tuesday, November s. 81
II am. Interment Andrews Chapel
. Cemetery. Fairfax County, Va. s
MccLELLAND. WILLIAM C. An emer.
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SIAdMs, MARY G. On sunday. Novem-
Der 4, 1862; at the Washington
HOSPITAL Center, NARY G. sIMMS.
beloved wife Of william P. simms;
Home, 1908 14th st. NV, on
Wednesday, November 4, at $3.50
am. Requiem mass at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart, at 9 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Friends may call from 8 to and Z
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BERNARD r. An efnergent
Johns Lodge No. II, F. A.
A. M, is called for 7:45
. pm. Tuesday. November 6,
4 1862. at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 1901 14th
st. NV, for the purpose Of
ting . funeral service for our
rother. BERNARD r SIMNiH
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N1ysmSsr g., 1882, WILLIAM P.
beloved husband OF Emily w. SUIT
ton, father Of Robert w. and viii
liam e. Sutton, Mrs. Gwen Osmond
and Mrs. Annette johnson, brother
o. Clarence E., Norman. webster
also survived BY eight grandchildren.
Services at the 8. H, Hines Co,
Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st. NV,
on Tuesday. November 9, at IL am.
Sparking facilities). Entombment Fl.
Lincoln Mausoleum. 5
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tRetifedJ. At waiter mh Reed ! a esA
Hospital ON November p, 1862,
husband of the late Frances s.
Powell, father Of Alexander Powell
and brother of Mrs. Carolyn A,
Kelly. Memorial services at Fort
Tuesday. November s. at 10 am,
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery Services nv Chauhers
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vembeT 2 1867 49, JEM Hs p TFINSSiGE H6 No
Of 5000 Drake pi. Sc, departed this
life. He leaves to mourn their loss,
devoted wife, Marguerite Nichols;
mother. Mrs. Naomi Nichols OF
9O9 10th st. ne; two brothers, John
and Melvin Nichols Remains may
after 4 pm. Rosary will be recited
ct pm. Tuesday. November 8. Fu-
neral Wednesday, November Z, at
am, at St. Luke's Church, 1925
East Capitol st. Interment Arlington
Nst1onal Cemetery. Arrangements by
st. NV. - -. -, a.
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WILLIAM CHARLES,
On q. F wdsSinl November z, 1862. ct
WILLIAM CHARLES McCLELLAND
OF 4b14 Conn. ave, NV, husband
OF Ruth B. McClelland, father Of
Jeanne Schoonmaker Of Marion,
Conn. Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel, Wis. ave. at Harrison st.
NV, Barking on premisesl where
services will be held on Wednesday,
November 2, at 2 pm. Interment
Arlington National CeneterY
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yembel 5, 1862, at her residence,
1910 18th pl. Sc, LULA H. SAN
Walter A. Sanford mother Of Helen
y. Sommer, Dorothy NJ. Allison, Will
liam R., Warren A., Rodser L. and
Herman A. Sanford, sister OF Lloyd
and John Richards. Also surviving
are 10 grandchildren and two great
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope rd. Sc. (parking facili-
tiesl, on Tuesday, November 6, at
1:30 pm. Services at Congress
Heights Baptist Church at . pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Visiting hours until q am.
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PUGH, EZEKIEL w, Suddenly, on sun.
day, November 4, 1852, EZEKIEL
W. PUGH of 2l1l Eye st. ne. Notice
q funeral later. Arrangements by
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The Royal Daughters of Bethel
Church met Monday evening at s
p. m. at the home of Mrs Anne
Clausen with Rev. Richard Thomp-
son of Frankford as the speaker
on one of the worlds religions.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm.
the nominating committee met at
the home of Charlie Blades.
Thursday evening at Z the Chan
eel Choir rehearsal, and at s the
Adult Choir rehearsal
March 4, at pm, the Fourth
Quarter Conference will meet in
Bethel Church.
The Young Adults will not have
regular monthly meeting this
month.
Ladies Night will be held in
Bethel Center February 25 at 500
pm, sponsored by the Methodist
Men with a covered dish supper
and special entertainment All
members are urged to attend
Barbara, the small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth, is suffer
ing a severe case of chicken pox.
Mrs. George Bradford has re-
turned home after receiving treat
ment in Milford Hospital
Mr. Nathanial Banks spent the
weekend with his family here.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-16
Social Security News

It's that time of the year again
And the farmers around here, a.
long with those all over the ma
tion are going through their
books to let Uncle Sam know how
they came out money-wise in 1861
One point farmers may want to
keep in mind in figuring their
earnings for social security pur-
poses is that they may be entitled
to use an optional method.
1. If your gross income from
agricultural sci Unemployment is
not more than $1,S00 you may
count as your net farm earnings
either your actual net or % of
your farm gross income; 2. If
your gross farm income is more
than $1,800 and your net farm
earnings are less than $1,000, you
may use either your actual net or
$1,000.
If your gross farm income is
more than $500, and your net
farm. earnings are $1,000 or more,
you must use the actual amount
of your net earnings.
Because of the option available,
self-employed farmers with gross
income as low as 5000 can obtain
social security credit for 1861, and
so build protection for themselves
in their old age, or if they be
come disabled, and protection for
their survivors in case of death.