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Claude Brown,
Born in England

Claude T. Brown, So, aero
nautical engineer and former
Arlington CVa.) resident, died
Thursday after a cerebral hem
orrhage at DoleStown Hospital
Pa. He lived in Warrington, Pa
A native Of Beccles, England
Mr.. Brown lived in Arlington
for Is years. He specialized in
underSea warfare with the Blu
reau Of AeronauticS. In 1854
he moved to Pennsylvania, and
was employed with the Victor
Manufacturing Co., TevoSa, Pa.
at the time of his death.
Mr.. Brown was a member OF
the NeShaminy of Warwick
Presbyterian Church in Harris
vile. Pa.
He leaves his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Henry Brown
of Portsmouth, England; his
wife, Winnie I. Brown Of the
home address; two sons, 1t
Kenneth C. Brown, USN, sta
toned in Japan, and Derrick
W. Brown of the home address;
"a brother, Martin F. Brown OF
Manchester, England; a sister
Mrs. Herbert Kay of Bath
England, and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be to-
morrow in Hartville, Pa, with
burial there.
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HIT Mtntnriaitt

MOSCA. ANTONIO. In loving mem.
Dry OF our dear husband and grand
father, ANTONIO MOSCA, who
passed away eleven years ago to.
day. June 10, 1851.
The love you gave so many years
VIII never from US depart;
Though you are gone forever,
you are always in our hearts.
DREN AND GRANDcHILDRENli.
MYERS. EDITH NAOMI. In memory
NAOMI MYERS, who passed K
where beyond these voices there il
peace forty years ago today. JUNE
As long as life and memory last
We will remember you,
sANfPsELLE. AUBREY r. In loving
memory OF my dear husband, AU-
BREY r. SAMPSELLE, who passed
aWay otE 9ur years ago today. June
You left a place no one can fill.
And in my heart you finger still;
Your memory is as dear today
LOVING WIFE, ANNA MAY.
WILL: MARVIN W. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of
our husband and father, MARVIN
W. WILL. who died June 10. 1858.
Yet not to thine eternal resting place
Shalt thou retire alone the hills,
Rock-ribbed and ancient as the sun,
the wales
Stretching in pensive auietness be-
Are but the solemn decorations all
OF the great tomb of man.
ADA AND REBA WILL,
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Col. Werner c. AureII,
Army Veteran, 81, Dies

Col. Werner c. Aurell, 81. a
veteran of Is years service in
the Army, died yesterday in De-
Witt Army Hospital. Fort Bel
voir. Va. after a brief illness.
Born in Tokyo, Col. Aurell
lived at 616 South George Ma
son drive, Arlington. He was
the son Of the late Rev. and
Mrs. Karl E. Aurell.
He was graduated from Le-
land Stanford University. Upon
his graduation, he returned to
Japan as a representative of
Ingerson Rand, manufacturers
of road building machinery.
Served in Siberia
He later returned to the
United States and lived in Rich
mond before re-entering the
Army in 1910. He had previous
ly served in Siberia during
World War I.
During World War II, Col.
Aurell was an officer with the
Army Security Agency. and was
a member Of the staff Of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur in Japan
and Korea during the occupa-
ton.
He retired from the Army as
a colonel in 1854. From 1858
until 1860, he was q civilian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
W. E. Bentley, Started
Actors Church Groun

NEW YORK, June 9 (AP) -
The Rev. Walter E. Bentley, q
retired Episcopal minister who
with the late George Arliss
founded the Actors Church Al
lance more than a half century
ago. died today in Richmond
Memorial Hospital on Staten
Island.
Mr.. Bentley, 81, lived in
Princess Bay, Staten Island. He
had been bedridden for two
years.
Mr.. Bentley, a native of Eng
land. came to the United States
when he was Is and later
Joined a group Of British actors
on a tour Of the United States
He was ordained in 1891. He
was credited with persuading
II actors to become ministers.
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Warren Iverson
Services Held

Funeral services were held
here Friday for Warren Iver-
son, "a. Of the District, who
drowned last May "a in Orien-
tai. N. c.. while there on a va
cation. Burial was in Arlington
Cemetery.
A native Of the District, Mr..
Iverson lived at 4520 MacAr-
thur boulevard NV.
He was employed as a switch
board operator at the Neither
lands Apartments.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Bar
bara Greenlow of 1851 A street
NE. and four brothers, Ron
aid and Barry, both of the
home address. Gerald Of EOS
L street Sc, and Gilbert of
1851 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
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Agricultural Engineers
Plun Summer MEETING

The American Society Of
Agricultural Engineers will hold
its annual summer meeting
June 1920 at the Mayflower
Hotel. Topics will range from
utilization Of soil and water
and foreign agricultural devel-
opmentS. to the problems of
feeding man in space.
Among the speakers sched-
uled are DR.. Detlex w. Bronx,
president of the National Acad-
envy of Sciences; DR.. Godfrey
Keller Of the National Science
Foundation, and DR.. j. George
Harrar, president of the Rookie
Teller Foundation.
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Nurses to Hear
Welfare Expert

Mrs. Cernoria johnson.
Washington representative for
the National Urban League,
will address the graduating
classes of the School Of Nurs-
ing, Dietetic Internship, and
X-ray Technology, Freedmen's
Hospital, at an 8 pm. COM
mencement program tomorrow.
The program will be held in
Cramton Auditorium, Howard
University.
A consultant since 1860 on
intergroup relations for the
national board Of the YWCA,
Mrs. johnson has also served
in liaison capacity for various
countrywide welfare agencies,
such as the National Social
Welfare Assembly, the Ameri-
Immigration Committee and
the National Association Of In
tergroup Officials.
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Mrs. Edwards
Services to Be
In Arlington

Graveside services will be
held in Arlington Cemetery at
1890 am. tomorrow for Mrs.
Bebe Edwards, IS, who died in
an automobile accident We'd
nesday on Shirley highway.
Friends may call today at the
Deal Funeral Home, 1912
Georgia avenue NV.
Mrs. Edwards, the former
Bebe CaSSaday Of Washington.
attended local schools and was
graduated from Washington's
School for Secretaries. She has
lived in Miami for the past
four years. Her husband, Jo-
Seph c. Edwards, is a certified
public accountant.
Mrs. Edwards was on her way
from Miami to visit friends
here at the time Of the acct
dent. Her 14-month-old son,
Joseph Christopher, who was
with her, was unframed.
In addition to her husband
and son she leaves her parents,
Mrs. Margaret Gately of
Miami. and George L. Casa
day Of Maple View place Sc;
and a daughter, Patricia
Lancaster.
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Ida |. Jones,
MGM EmpIoye

Mrs. Ida L. Jones, 43, a clerk
typist for Metro Goldwyn-
Mayors Washington office, died
Friday in Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
A native of Birmingham, Ala,
Mrs. Jones, Of TIA Independ-
ence avenue Sc, was active
in the Church of God.
She leaves her husband,
Charles B.: her stepfather and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
S. Rodgers. all of the home
address, and a brother, H. D,
Hammers, jr., Bakersfield,
Calf.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT Eleventh
street Sc. Burial will be IN
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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President Signs
Police Bill
BY the Associated Press

A larger White House police
force-up from ITO to $50
is authorized under a bill signed
by President Kennedy yeSter-
day.
The new law also establishes
the White House police as a
permanent force, with powers
similar to those Of regular Dis
trict policemen.
Sponsors Of the bill said dur
ing congressional debate that
more men were needed because
Of a sharp increase in the num-
Der of White House visitors,
the addition Of new executive
offices and enlargement of such
functions as presidential news
conferences.
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Civic Leader
To Receive Scroll

George W. Johnson, retired
Government employe and
prominent Catholic layman,
will be honored by the Midway
Civic Association at pm.
Wednesday in the University
Catholic Church hall, Six
tenth and S streets NV.
Edward Mclean, president
Of the association. will present
a scroll to Mr.. Johnson for his
work with Catholic charities
and organizations in the area.
Mr.. johnson Of 1929 T street
NV, is retired from the De-
partment Of Health, Education
and Welfare.
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Second African
CoIIoquium Set

Georgetown University will
present its second annual Col
loquium on Africa at the uni
versity'S Hall Of Nations, June
1922.
Speakers will include G. Men,
men Williams, Assistant Secre-
tary of State for African At
fairs; Edmond C. Hutchinson,
assistant administrator for AZ
RIGA and Europe, Agency for
international Development, and
DR.. Robert L. West, assistant
director Of social sciences Of the
Rockefeller Foundation.
Registration will be from
8:45 to 9:15 am. June 20.
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In MRntnrtaitt

BUTLER. TVS JOHNNIE Z. In mem.
49, BUTLER, who was killed sew
enteen years ago today, june
- TO-, 1945. at Ora Bay. New
How long it's peen since last w
The pleasure Of an hour with you;
1t seems the lapse of time would
The sorrow in our hearts we feel
1t seems as only yesterday
You grasped His hand and went
Fond memories of you yet stay
Within our hearts as bright as day,
And when the time for US has
ceased,
Well ioin you in eternal peace.
MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTH
Err.
DORSEY %:6I,n s.sW Sf tn bi ~ sad e
EIswoRTH DORSEY, who passed
1861.
May his soul rest in peace;
HOWARD. GEORGE SAMUEL. II
memory Of our loved one. GEOR0l
SAMUEL HOWARD, who departed
this life June 10, 1861.
Jesus opened the gates OF Heaven
He slowly marched inside.
1t takes only little space
| To say how much we loved you
But It viii take until the end 0
| time
HIS b 54Is;! b viz w We II l8Hs '9s
dSa MNAE R CHILDREN AM
JONES. JAMES B, In loving memoir
AEs OfsoSe JoAs SsSan Who ana d. fatheI
this ". six years ago today, Jun
Sleep on, Dear. and take your rest
We love you, but God loves you best
LOVING WIFE, EVA c. JONES
DAUGHTER. ALICE c. JOHN
MOORE, CHARLIE. In remembrance
Of my dear brother and son, CHAR.
LIE MOORE, who departed this If,
nine years ago today. June 10. 1853
Beautiful memories are all we have
OF the wonderful son and brother
We shall never forget.
MOTHER. MRS. MOORE, AND Sis.
TER. GENEVA HOWE.
MORROW, FANNIE c. A tribute o.
love and devotion to the sacred
memory OF our dear mother. FAN.
ME c; MORROW, who departed thi!
life thtrty-four years ago today
June 10, 1928.
Thirty-four years ago you left III
For a new home up above.
But we know you are looking over u,
DAUGHTERS, NELLIE, SAILIE AMI
AGNES
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johnson, Famon M.
MCGUIRE Funeral Home
no. 1850
johnson, Tyna Mae
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. e-l22e
Jones, Frank
John T T;I Rhines Co. Funeral Home
Jones, Isabelle
Arrnwood Funeral Home
ia. s-2442
Jones, Maggie
johnson G jenkins Funeral Home
tn. 1880
Keener, LYDIA M.
Robert "A. 4: Humphrey Funeral Home
King, Leonard william
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1905
Klugel, Godfrey Ludwig
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
Knoble, Paula Johanna
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1905
Lambert, Fred
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22s
LEM, George r.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
LesInar, Denise K.
Chambers ISL. SPRING. Funeral Home
Sss-o440
Levy, Harold A.
Goldberg Funeral Home
IA. 9-42l7
Lewis, Bessie Hill
Latney Funeral Home
e62-1455
Lewis, Mary F.
Chambers RiverdaIe) Funeral Home
WA. 7.l22l
LipscOmb, Carolyn Watson
Ives Funeral Home
ia. 1906
Mcclure, James E.
Chambers NOrthweso Funeral Home
co. 5-0432
Nadine, John Joseph
Gartner Funeral Home
BOLIVIA. 6-l2o0
Manih, Lucy.
Chambers (southeast) Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Marquette, Daisy Clements
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22I
Marshall, Henry A.
Mcguire Funeral Home
Mickey. Shirley M.
Huntemann Funeral Home
RA. $500
Molette, Annie Mae.
Henry s; Washington Funeral Home
LIZ. a-olUU
MOseman, Lola M.
Robert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-22o0
Motovich, Peter
Money & King Funeral Home
DU. 5-744o
Mullings, Dorothy X.
MCGUIRE Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Munden, Robert.
District MOrticians Funeral Home
AID. Alto
Needham, Rosa R..
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
Newman, EIva NJ.
Chambers (Southeast) Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Nichols, Marie.
Henry S. Washington & Sons
LII. 1000
Nutting, Hattie r..
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
Palmer, Catherine o..
Chambers (Georgetown) Funeral HomI
FE. $500
PeanO, Nicholas.
Joseph F. Birch Funeral Home
FEE. 3-l2o6
Pierce, Florence.
/ Better Funeral Home
! Ii. l-9609
Pratt, Lawrence t..
{ John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
! LA. s-l22e
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Ramsey, Eva M.
Crouch Funeral Home
RE. 7-0lIo
Redick, Dewitt T..
s Sc, ysst & Stewart Funeral Home
Reed. Charles James
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77o5
Reinking Otto A., Dr..
Robert 4: Humphrey Funeral Home
Rhodes, Maude
Latney Funeral Home
se2-2455
Kicks, Florence B..
Arlington Funeral Home
Sawyer, Eli w..
Re- Robert ! "a, a; Humphrey Funeral Home
Scarcia, Mary Paoletti
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l221
Scott, John b..
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77o5
Smith, Edward e.
John 7; Rhines Co. Funeral Home
Smith, Edward Grayson.
johnson & jenkins Funeral Home
TIL. 1880
Snow, Robert Scott.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
Stebbins, Mary Lou
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1905
Thomas, Mayfield
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
TimmOns, John B.
Robert 4: Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-2200
Towel, william
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1885
Vaughn, iona A..
MCGUIRE Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Walker, Annie
Jarvis Funeral Home
Walker, Cardie.
John T: Rhines Co. Funeral Home
Walker, Rufus Wilkerson
Money L King Funeral Home
Washington, Henrietta
John T Rhines Co. Funeral Home
Webster, Abbie B..
Domaine Funeral Home
Nj. S-UOI4
West, Julia
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77p5
Wheeler, Ella May.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. 5000
White, Lawrence w..
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. 5000
Whiting, LOttie..
Moten Funeral HonO
LA. 6-lo43
Whitlock, Joseph A., IT,.
Huntemann & Son Funeral Home
RIA. $500
Widmyer, Eta Florence
Money & King Funeral Home
DU. 5-7440
Virgins, Langford
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1885
Williams, Dorothy M.
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-7795
Williams, Essie.
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Williamson, LOnnie.
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-77q5
Wilson, Douglas, Dr..
John 7: Rhine Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-I22e -.
Wood, Leonard hurry 49,.
Arlington Funeral Home
IA. 2-l4H :,
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WEEKLY SUMMARY
OF DEATH NOTICES

As reader service The Washington Star in con-
junction with participating Funeral Directors
prints each Sunday summary of death notices
published in either The Evening Star or Sunday
Star during the past week, Saturday through
Friday For the benefit of readers who wish to
phone for additional information, the name of
the Funeral Home which made funeral arrange
mentS is listed after the name of the deceased
deaths recorded in The Euening and Sunday Star
Saturday. June g. through Friday June 8.
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Driving Instruction

Auto driving instruction will
be offered at tbs pm. tomor-
row at the YMCA, 1875 G
street NV.
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lin MRntnrtattt

BELL, EDWARD N. In loving men,
DRY Of our husband and father,
EDWARD N. BELL. who passed
away one year ago today, June
10. 1851.
They say time heals all SORROW.
And helps US to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss him yet
WIFE, ELAINE, AND CHILDREN,
HERB T, NORMAN AND
BEVERLY, MAMIE PURDY. In low
ing remembrance Of our beloved
MAMIE n PURDY BEVERLY 1 5Ynp who de-
parted this life on June 10, 1941.
Never to be forgotten.
THE FAMILY.
BRENT, WILTON C. In loving mem
DRY Of my husband. WILTON c.
BRENT. who passed away seventeen
years ago today, June 10, 1915.
Ny heart cannot tell how miss you,
My lips do not know what to say,
God only knows my feelings,
Which I hide under my smile
MARGUERITE.
BRANCH. JAMES Z. In loving mem.
DRY Of our son and brother, JAMES
e. BRANCH, who passed away five
years ago today. June 10. 1857.
God saw the road was Getting rough,
The hills were hard TO climb.
So He gently closed your weary
And whispered. Peace be thine /,
BELOVED MOTHER, LENA B
JOHNSON; BROTHERS. LUTHER
AND ERNEST BRANCH; SISTER
MAMIE B. DIGGS.
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Dfatha

wIGGNS, LANGFoRD. On Tuesday
June 5, 1862, LANGFORD W1GGINs
of 1920 c st. Sc, father Of Joliet
and LsnsfeTd e: virgins, y; soE
Ella Jones and Geraldine Day. He
also is survived by one grandson
devoted friend, Josephine Coleman
and other relatives. After 6 pm
vited g cali at the Jarvis Chapel
services will be held on Monday
June II. At l:30, pm. Intermeni
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE. Suddenly or
Friday, June &. 1862. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by the
Z. N. Horton Co. Morticians, 1924
You st. NV.
WILLIAMS, JAMES EDWARD. On
Williams S " 1895 iyS2 st. 'A ses de- =
voted husband of Catherine Epps
Williams and beloved brother of Mrs
Pearl King and Mrs. Estelle Waller,
He also leaves many nieces and
friends. Friends may call, Sunday,
June 10, at the funeral home OF
Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th st.
Sc. between and 10 pm, where
the funeral services viii be held on
ment Carver Memorial Park.
WINTNER, RABBI JOSEPH. On
JOSEPH WINNER MINER of i $3.50 Eastern Eastern
ave. Silver Spring, Nd, beloved
father Of Pearl Wintner, Mrs. Jack
Pollekoff Of Chevy Chase, Nd, and
Harold Wintner Of ,Pitman, N. J.
He, also is survived by four grand
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky & Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. (parkine
facilities adjacent), on Sunday,
June 10. at 1915 am. Interment
King David Memorial Garden. Me-
mortal week. 7l01 Brennon lane,
Chevy Chase. Nd. In lieu OF
flowers family suggests contribu-
lions may be made to the charity
OF your choice. 10
EAGER, LENA NAOMI. On Thursday,
June z, 1862. LENA NAOMI EAGER
Of 2765 Woodley place NV, be-
loved wife Of Harry Eager. She
also is survived by sister. Mrs,
Rebecca salus. and three brothers,
Moses. Ben and Max Offenders.
FUNERAL services at the Bernard
Danzansky q Sons Funeral Home,
35Ol l4th st, NV. (parking facili-
ties ADJACENT, on Sunday, June
10, at | pm. Interment AdaS
200 Woodley place NV. In lieu
tributions may be made to the Amer
lean Cancer 20ctetv m
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Classified
Cont. From
PugeH-22
MACHINERT and EQUIP.

ACTION necessary. Tractor and low
boy trailer. fun air, $1,000. HD-5
loader, excel, $500. discount for
cash. Pauer. $3.50. Good S-yd.
CraWler, P & H. $4,000. TD-IS
dozer, $1,000. Tampa underlined
Rollar. like new, roller approx. 10
ton, $3.50. New 1 ton Rollar, So96.
Trailer. 500. Leroie air compress
sor, B & H, and loader. $1,000.
B-4 and DE- Cat dozer. So 800
ana 81 800. Case crawler loader,
I'd, Sl3.5OO. Schramm No. 125
PORTABLE. new guar. $500 off New
tandem removable gooseneck trail
er, Cat. loader. $3.50. What do
YOU need? RALPH NJ. JA0UESS
co, 9l9 W. Main st., Fairfax, Va.
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Adams, Ida H.
Barnes & Matthews Funeral Home
FE. 7-6ll8
Arnold, Robert Bly,, Col, USA (retired)
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. $4,000
Baker, H. Kenneth
Robert "a 4; Humphrey Funeral Home
BarsOtti. Margaret H.
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l22l
Bates, FIOrine
Jarvis Funeral Home
NO. 1885
Beaver, Harvey VanfOssen
Ives Funeral 1SIs Home
Berry. Robert Lee
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. o-l22S
Bowman, Margaret Regina
Alexander S. Pope Funeral Home
Ii. 4-2Sel
Braxton, Gertrude
Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
Burchette, Florence o.
Latney's Funeral Home
Butler, Beatrice II.
Henry S. Washington & Sons
LII. 1890
ou6CEp DCEhb Nd1uOCA
Chambers (Southeast) Funeral Hor
Ii. $500
Campbell, Clarence L.
Better Funeral Home
Ii. 1920
Carter, Howard d.
Demaine's Funeral Home
KI. 9-oo74
Christian, Frances
]. R. Cameron & Son Funeral Home
DI. 7-447s
Clark, Edward
Latney's Funeral Home
0el-2455
Cooper, Harriet T.
Chambers (SoutheasD Funeral Home
Ii. $500
Crank, Sallie
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. q-122s
Crawford, Emily B.
District Morticians Funeral Home
AID. ALTO
Cullen, James p, ST.
Robert A: Humphrey Funeral Home
OIL. 2-220o
Curtin, Clara B.
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
WA. 7-l221
Davis, Bertha May
John T; Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22s
Denning, Ira Price
Ives Funeral Home
IA. 1906
Donaldson, Mary L.
Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
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Eader, Henry NJ.
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
JU. $4,000
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Stewards Funeral Home
MA. e-llA
Evans, Agnes v.
Frazier Funeral Home
AID. 2-7795
Fox, Martha Ellen
Rollins Funeral Home
LII. 2-o205
Garsh, Harry
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
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Gotlieb, Carla W.
Chambers Northwest) Funeral Home
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John T. Rhines Funeral Home
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Chambers Riverdale) Funeral Home
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Mcclure Funeral Home
HO. 1850
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Chambers CSoutheast) Funeral Home
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AID. 1880
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Chambers (SoutheasD Funeral Home
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John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
LA. 9-l22s
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Montgomery Bros. Funeral Home
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LA. 9-l228
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