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tional Capital Ski Club, the
Manor Club, Kenwood Golf
and Country and the Congress
sional Country Club.
A native Of Washington, he
had lived at the Bethesda
address for the past 26 years.
He leaves his daughter, Miss
Mary Mildred Burrows of the
home address: his son. Joseph,
of Goshen, Md; his grandson,
Joseph, jr., and two great
grandsons Of 1921 Nicholson
street, West Hyattsville, and
his sister, Mrs. Nellie F. Poore
of 4801 Butterworth place NV,
Services will be at 10 am,
Monday at the Robert A. Pun
| phrey Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
! Cemetery.
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controllers office at Fort Bel
voir. -
Mr. .Marschat was a past
president of the jefferson
Manor Citizens Association. He
also was a member of Kappa
Kappa fraternity and the CAL
vary Presbyterian Church.
He leaves his wife. Mona.
and a step-daughter. Miss
Christine Marschat, both of the
home address; a daughter, Mrs.
Barbara Roberts Of Philadel-
phia; and two brothers. Arthur
of Whitestone, Long Island, N.
Y, and Lawrence of Salem, Ore.
Services will be held at 9
am. Monday in the South Post
Chapel of Fort Meyer, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Richard Morschot, EorIy
Aviator, Army Analyst

Richard Anthony Marschat,
SO, a management analyst at
Fort Belvoir, died Wednesday
after a short illness in the Ma
tional Orthopedic Hospital in
Arlington.
A native of New York, Mr..
Marschat lived at 204 Fairha-
ven avenue, Alexandria. He had
been a resident of the area
since he began a career with
the Army Department here in
194l.
Mr.. Marschat was graduated
from Dartmouth College, and
was Navy aviator in World
War I. He was employed as
head of the Army records
branch at the Pentagon, and at
the time of his death was a
management analyst in the
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Orland E. Way, 88, president
emeritus of the Capitol View
Park Citizens Association and a
longtime Silver Spring resi-
dent, died Thursday at Wash
ington Sanitarium and HoSpi-
tai, Takoma Park.
Born in Winchester, Ind, Mr.,
Way was graduated from Pratt
Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.
A contractor and builder, he
served as a subcontractor on
the Ashokan Reservoir, which
supplies water to New York
City, and on the Wilson Dam in
Sheffield, Ala.
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DfathH

WILLIAMS. HELEN W. On Tuesday,
IfXMs Of 1919 Tennyson st. NV,
beloved wife Of the late Milo B.
Williams, father of Milo Woodbridge
williams and Constance W. Walton,
sister Of Mary Edwards Of Chicago,
Ill. Services Saturday, July ~, al
II am, at the Betheda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Md. 1ntermen
Parklawn Cemetery. II
WOODLAND, FREDERICK FRANCIS
on Thursday, July 20, 1852. at tn
d. C. General Hospital, FREDERICK
FRANCIS WOODLAND of 5031 7
st. Sc, devoted husband Of Juaniti
r. Woodland, beloved father OF MRS
vivian Black, Mrs. Jean West, Rober
and Calvin woodland. He also i
survived by his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert James Woodland; tire
sisters, five brothers. IL grandchil
dren, other relatives and friends
Family may be contacted at 241'
Hartford st. Sc, apt. 1903. Remain
resting at the John T, Rntnes Co
Funeral Home. 3015 18th St. ne
Notice Of funeral later.
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Alexander Bivins, SO

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July
81 (AP) - Alexander Luther
Bivins, a former State senator,
died in hospital last night at
the age Of So. He had been UNI
conscious since a fall June so
near his home.
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Parlon, Of z Morrill, court, Nc
Lean, Va; and three sons.
Ralph jr., of Harrisburg, Pa.
William E., North Roberts lane.
Belleyiew Forest. Va. and j..
Donald, of I'LL Norwood drive,
Takoma Park.
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1n MRntnrtaitt

memory of WILLIAM A. CEPHAS,
who passed away July IS, 1861.
You said we would never part;
Our life would be paradise 1or
all eternity.
But God took you to Heaven to rest
And the Master knew best.
/ know only time can heal q broken
Life is very empty without you.
miss you very, very much.
COOPER, LUCY SELMA. In loyins
LUCY SELMA COOPER, who passed
away twenty-five years ago To-Day
July 81, 1910.
A token Of love and remembrance.
OF one we shall never forget.
Her memory to US is q treasure
Her loss lifetime OF regret.
Although 1t brings deep sorrow
When one goes on ahead,
The road into the sunset
Is the one we all must tread.
DEVOTEDLY, HER CHILDREN.
COUNSELMAN, LOWE. In loving
memory Of our father, LOWE
COUNSELMAN, who. passed away
f afs sS 5sa5' e e. roy So!EE AND VIII
LIAM.
JEFFRIES, MARGARET F. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, MAR
GARET F. JEFFRIES, who was
called TO her heavenly home July
Her christian life and teachings
Gtill guide US day by day.
HER CHILDREN.
MASON, RUTH. You left beautiful
memory for all Of us to share, July
81, 1858.
Every hour in the day
We miss your sweet and lovtns
voice:
Happy are we to know
You are the Saviour's choice:
BERNARD AND LOLA, THEODORE
: AND BERTHA AND FAMILY.
ROBINSON, EMMA. In memory o
: my mother, EMMA ROBINSON, VIII
I passed away seven years ago today
/ July 81, 1855.
D God saw the road was gettin
: And the hills were hard to climb
! So He closed your weary eyelldS
: And whispered peace be thine
DAUGHTER; EVELYN; AND GRAND
!: LORENZO.
i SANFORD, ARTHUR G. In lovin
memory Of my dear father, ARTHUl
g. SANFORD. who passed ava
/ twelve years ago today, July q
j. 1850.
I have only a memory, dear fatheI
!. I'll cherish my whole, life through
v But the sweetness will live forevt
y As treasure the memory of yol
= DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EDNA.
: WEAVER, RONALD LEE AND NANC
/ ELAINE: In loving memory
RoN AL W.T. LEE An AND o.,,. NAME Ss
y two years ago today. July %, 1856
]. Two years have passed
3 Since Won were called away,
. How well we remember
e That sad and dreary day.
- The call was so sudden,
- The shock so severe;
~ But God gave us strength,
n Our losses to bear.
s He gave US courage
4. To meet the blow
But what it meant to lose the tv
n The world will never know.
Of II all the world were ours
9, We would gladly give it and MOI
y. To see your smiling faces
2; Come once more through the doc
"A DEVOTED MOTHER. FATHER, 81
r FATHER. AUNTs AND UNCLE
:. :. WILLIAMS, ISAAC R., AND sNOWDE
IN RICHARD. In loving memory Of Q
sNowDEN, who passed away Ju
r 4, 1919. and ISAAC r. WILLIAM
,, who passed away one year az
le July %, 1861.
& The call was sudden,
~ The shock severe;
" We little thought
T. Grief was so near.
r.. The ones who have lost
IN Can only tell
m The pain Of parting
without farewell.
God took them home, II was His "
THE SNOWDEN FAMILY.
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AnnrtItrns

BRAN. ANNA BAsIA. There win be an
unwilling Of a monument TO the
memory Of ANNA BASIA BRAN, be.
loved wife Of Aron Brand, and
mother Of Mrs. Frances Feldmanl
Mrs. Betty Freedman and Mrs.
Shirley Horwitz, on Sunday, July
%, At pm, at the George wash
tngton Cemetery, 900 Adelphi To.r
Hyattsville. Nd. Relatives and friends
invited. -
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DEATHS
Announcements Of

ondovchik, MARI / W. W. Chambers CO.
N Nail Hn nssOy M VI W. T cSs%Ssi. CO:
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SLICE, HENRY w, Jr. On Thursday

SLICE, HENRY W, Jr. On Thursday,
July 20, 1862, at Casualty Hospital,
ave, Hillcrest Heights, Md, beloved
husband of Mrs. Marguerite c. Slice,
father Of Linda Ann and Henry w.
III; son of Henry w, sr., and Alice
G. Slice. Friends may call at the
ave. ne, where service will be held
on Monday, July 80, at l pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
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STEVENSON, LOUIS. On wednesday

July 20. 1852. at Casualty Hospital.
LOUIS STEVENSON. Of 407 9th
st. me-. devoted husband of Kath-
aleen Stevenson, beloved father Of
Mrs. Lillian Pinkney and David
Louis Stevenson. He also leaves to
mourn their loss two sisters. Mrs.
Ethel Redding and Mrs. Ella Salter:
three brothers, Charlie, Curtis and
Thomas Stevenson: IA grandchil-
dren. other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the
John T Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3015 10Th st. ne. Notice of funeral
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sEIPP, WILLIAM CONRAD. On Thurs

day, July %, 1862. in Middieburg
va, WILLIAM CONRAD sEIPP, be.
loved husband of Roberta Tyrrel
Seipp and father of Melita 8. How.
land. Ellen s. MacKethan and Ka.
trina NJ Seipp. Services will bI
held July 20, at 2:30 pm, al
Trinity Episcopal Church, Upper,
willie. Va. In lieu of flowers, con
tributions may be sent to the Eau
quier-Loudoun Health Center. Mid
dleburR, Va. 81
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MAGDALENE SCHMIDT. Chaplain
PAEsY WINDSOR, Vice Chaplain.

FRYE, WILLARD NEIL. On Thursday,
July 20, 1862, WILLARD NEIL
FRYE Of I32O3 Falkland DR., Rock
VILE, Nd. beloved son OF Samuel M:
and Mary v. Frye, brother OF
samuel D. and Rosemary Frye, ana
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
DAVIS and Mrs. 8. NJ. Frye Of Rome
Ga. Friends may call at the lyson
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 Z.
MONTGOMERY ave. Rockville pike },
Rockville, Nd, where services will
be held Saturday, July 70, at IL am.
lnterment Parklawn Cemetery.
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TRoWRRnGE. MILES CAMERON

TROWBRIDGE, MILES CAMERON.
Suddenly. on Wednesday, July %,
1862, at Petersham Country Club.
Petersham, Mass, MILES CAMERON
TROWBRIDGE of West I'd, Peter
sham. Mass. formerly OF Chevy
Chase. Md, beloved husband OF
Irene Underwood Trowbridge, father
Of Mrs; William, l.; Berry Of Peter
sham, Mass. and Mrs: owen W. VIII
liams of Fayville. Mass, and the
late Miles M. and Rachael Crawford
Trowbridge. He also Is survived by
/ grandchildren and three nephews
Services were held Friday morning.
at the FiSke Funeral Home, 1855
Maine St., Athol, Mass. Graveside
services will be held at Cedar Hill
Cemetery on Saturday. July %, at
, pm. The family suggests that
expressions of sympathy may be
made in the form Of contribution
to the Stewart Fund. Children's
Hospital of the District of Columbia.
WAY. ORLAND z. On Thursday. July
70, 1862, at WASHINGTON Sanitarium
and Hospital, ORLAND E. WAY OF
1905 Capitol View ave, Silver Spring
Nd, husband of Burdetta B. Way
Mr.. Way rests at the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where service will be held on Satur-
day, July 70, at 1870 pm. park.
ing facilities). Interment Parklawn
| Cemetery.
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1ratha

LANHAM, ROY z. On Thursday, July
%, 1862. ROY Z. LANHAM Of 400
husband Of Gertrude Helen Lsnhsn,
father Of Irene Beck, Mary MCGUIRE,
Helen Wight, DIN z. and Audrey l.
Lsnham: brother Of Dora Schwab.
Services at Gasch's Funeral Home,
4139 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Nd, on Saturday. July %. at IL
an. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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IU fhSrsday. ' july 2s. is S At Geofsl
Washington Hospital. DEACON ELI
JAZZ T. LUCAS. Of 1904 M st. NV.
beloved husband of Mrs. Gladly;
Lucas. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
rangements BY the Hoffman Funera
Service
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Way, ORLAND Z. Members Of Car
,SJ6tEss. penters Local Union 1872,
5s%~-SA are hereby notified of the
TA M death of brother OR
4 IA q LAND E. WAY, on July
l<~sSA 20, 1852 Brothers may
NsS.s,sN call at the Warner E.
Humphrey Funeral Home,
SABA Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md, where services will be held on
Saturday. July %, at 30 pm.
Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
CARROLL TRUMBLE, President,
EDGAR J. APPEL. Fin. Secy.
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LOVE. MARCELINE ANN. on wednes-
ANN LOVE, 1888 Half st. Sc,
rlotner Of Anthony, Ricardo. and
Jerolyn Love. daughter Of Lillian
and Wade Love. sister Of Mrs. Cath
erinC Williams. and Jean. Gerald
s si, Thsa. LIZ yos,, ~, hyts,
pm. Sunday. friends may call al
the residence Of her parents, 81
18th S. ne. Funeral services viii
be held at Johnson & jenkins
Funeral Home. 1904 Georgia ave
NV, on Monday at / pm. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. s. W
Butler. Mortician. %. 29
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MAILMAN, ANNIE. On Thursday. July
20. 1862, ANNIE NAIdAN, beloved
mother Of Ellis Mailman and Mrs.
Sabina Gutwerk, both of Silver
Spring, Md. She also is survived by
a brother, VIM. Plotnick, and four
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard DanZanSky g. Sons Flu
neral Home, 1901 14th st, NV.
parking facilities adiacenD, on
Friday, July "a, ut ] pm. Inter-
ment Workmen's Circle Cemetery.
Memorial week, sol 10th ST., Silver
Spring. Apt. 404. ..... -....
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25, 1862, ALTON a. HoFF Of 1000
band Of Hazel E: Hofi. father Of
ssd Mrs G err 4 Park ear BroheT pG n
Paul Hoff. Friends may cali at Pear
sons Funeral Home, Az n Wash
ington ST., Falls, Church, Va. after
ices s" win be sH held o. on Saturday, July
2S, at II am. Interment NATIONAL
JOHNSON. CARL A. On Wednesday,
July 25, 1862. at Washington SAM
taEinm and HOSPITAL, CARL H
sprins, Nd d nus husband SSe Of F0i Sue S &
johnson. father Of Mrs. Herbert
Stevens, brother Of Olga and Hugo
johnson. There are two grandsons
and one granddaughter. Mr.. johnson
Fgnsrsl Home, s4S4 deoTaia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd where service
will be held on Saturday, July IS
at II am. (parking facilities). In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. 81
LANCASTER. MARY IVY. on Monday
July %. 1862. at her residence. q
9th st. ne. MARY IVY LANCASTER
the. beloved wife of John F: Ian,
children. MIS-. clementine Henson
John F., jr.; William H, Joseph A.
grandchildren. 90 great-grandchil
| dren, three daughters-in-law, TIVE
4 aunts, many other relatives anC
| friends. Friends may call Friday
after pm, at her late residence
where the rosary will be reciteC
|; at 7:30 pm. Solemn high mas
will be celebrated for the repos,
Of her soul at 10 am. Satur
day. July 20, at St. Cyprian'
Church, 18th and c SITS. sc. Inter
! ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
J Arrangements by Alexander s. Popt
N 81
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july "a, 1852, at the Benedictine
Hospital in Boiceville, N. Y, HELEN
c. MCCORMICK, daughter. Of the
late Edward James and Katherine A.
Mccormick. and sister Of Mrs. VIII
liam Doing Of Boicevile, n Y.
Friends may call at GaWler's chapel,
1853 Penna ave. NV. courtesy
parking oppositel. Mass wiz be
offered at the shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, Western ave. at
Quesada 81. NV, on Saturday, July
%, at $3.50 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. u
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NUTHALL, LEROY n: OF blUy Shady-
side ave, Capitol Heights, Nd, on
July "a, 1862, husband OF Leila i.
r. and Leonard W. Nuthall, Mrs.
Bernice Barrett and Mrs. Gloria
Jean Hoffman, two sisters, Mrs.
Evelyn Virgins and Mrs. Rose
Halter. Also surviving are seven
grandchildren. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1901 Cleveland ave,
Riverdale, Nd, on Saturday, July
%, at l pm. Interment Nealsville
Cemetery. 81
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July Is, 1862, BERNfcE c. GREEN
Of 1913 South Capitol 81. she !;
frierds. Friends may call at the
Home, N. J. ave. and r 81. NV.
on Sunday. July 20. after IL noon
where funeral services viii be held
ca Monday, July 80, At pm
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BECRAFT, JESSE. On Tuesday. JULY
! "a, 1862. at his home, clagettsviller
Nd, JESSE BECRAFT, beloved hus-
band Of Bessie May Becraft, father
= father Of Mrs. william r. Fullerton
i. and ereat-grandfather Of Kristint
: Fullerton. Mr.. Becraft rests AZ the
DIN L. Molesworth Funeral Home
Damascus, Nd. where services VII
- be held on Saturday, July 20, al
pm. Interment Montgomery
Methodist Cemetery. 'Clage.tsville
Nd u
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DAVIS, KATIE VIRGINIA. On wednes-
day. july, s5, 1862. at suitland
Hq SIE ,, hSms' j MRS Rs KATIE KAT VIR-
widow of the late Jesse M Davis.
and beloved mother of Mrs. Juanta
NJ. Harding, Mr.. Ralph L. Davis,
Mr.. Russell NJ. Davis, and Mrs.
Barbara 3. BrRhler, and sister Of
Laura E. Gray. She also Is survived
by seven grandchildren and four
+ great-grandch.ldren. Friends are in
Ytted to call at Hysong's Funeral
Home, 1900 n st. NV, where serv-
N tees VIII be held on Saturday. July
%, at IL am. Interment at Chestnut
Grove Cemetery. Herndon, Va. 81
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Early Cornet Band
Shown In 1906 Photo

One of the many community
bands which provided entertain
ment throughout the area early IN
this century was the one shown to-
day. Known as the Blaine Cornct
Band, large number of its men,
bers we're from the Kitzmiller sec
tion.
Mrs. Milton Pritts, of KitZmillef,
supplied the picture, and was able
to furnish most of the identified
tions. She placed the date of the
picture as April of 1906.
In the first row, from left 10
right, are Ebert Chappell, Pro-
fessor Thornton, the director; Rus
sell Price, John Marville, Loyal
Copeland, Hugh MarkWood, Henry
Pool and Thomas Warwick.
Second row, Jack ThraSher, Madi-
son Price, Guy Paugh, Lyle Will
son, Blaine Shank and John Bishop.
Third row, Otha Sharpless, Allen
Loomis, Grant Pew, Robert Booth,
Charley Davis, John Wilson, AL
bert Crane and Stanley Bender.
The Republican., 1962-10-04

Earle R. Poorbaugh, Special
Events Officer for the Maryland
Department of Economic Develop
ment, will retire this month after
many years of State service, it was
announced by George w. Hubley,
Jr., Director of that agency.
Mr.. Poorbaugh was well known
for his participation in countless
State-sponsored events and COM
munity activities, and for his radio
program, Annapolis Index.
Formerly head of the now de-
funct Department of Information, a
post to which he was appointed by
former Governor McKeldin, Mr..
Poorbaugh was reappointed to the
staff of the Department of Econom-
ic Development when it was or
ganized under Governor Tawes.
For the past three years, he has
handled special events for the
Tourist Division of that agency.
Mr.. Poorbaugh, accompanied by
his wife, left for Germany on Sep
tember 25th to attend the annual
convention of the Society of Ameri-
can Travel Writers. Following this
meeting, he will tour Germany and
expects to visit East Berlin.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Local Men Named to
Legion Committees

A number of members of Ameri-
can Legion posts of Mountain dis
trict have been appointed to stand
ing committees of the Department
of American Legion They were
named by Oliver Watkins, Balti-
more, state commander and will
serve during his term of office.
Local appointments included the
following:
Jonas Mckenzie, Grantsville,
post 214, on membership commit
tee, and also advisory committee,
and national commander banquet
committee
Earl Haenftling, Accident Post
208, agriculture committee.
George Coddington, Proctor-Kil-
dow Post II, on Aide to Depart
ment Commander Rev William g,
Carlson, Accident Post, Back to
God committee.
c. Bender, Grantsville post, Boys
State.
Ted Stockslager, Proctor KildoW
post, Un-American activities COM
mittee.
Wilbert Layman, Grantsville post,
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Baptist Association To Meet

The Western Baptist District as
sociation of Maryland will meet
in Cumberland October II and II
and the Deep Creek, Mt. Lake Park
and Ferndale Baptist churches will
participate.
The Deep Creek church will have
a series of evangelistic services be-
ginning October Ia. The Rev
Randolph Keefe, pastor of Grace
Baptist church, Cumberland, will
be the visiting minister. The sing
spiration service scheduled for
Sunday evening, October 7, has
been postponed, it was announced
by DR.. D. P. Anderson, pastor.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Five Apprehended For
Motor Law Violations

Five motorists were listed on the
docket of Trial Magistrate Robert
Maroney in Oakland during the
week, charged with violations of
the motor laws.
Dewey Leslie, of Hutton, pleaded
guilty to operating without Ii
cense and was fined $1,000 and
costs.
Two charges were placed against
William j. Stevens, of Loch Haven,
Pa. He pleaded guilty to exceeding
SO miles per hour and was fined
$1,000 and costs. For a charge Of
failing to obey an officers signal to
stop, he entered a not guilty plea
and was found not guilty.
Ralph Sell, Jr., of Cumberland,
exceeding so miles per hour, for
feited collateral of $500.
Two charges were also placed
against Farris Floyd Gregory OF
Hutton, and he pleaded guilty to
both counts. He was fined S500U
fer tampering with motor We
hicle, and was sentenced to 30 days
in the county Jail in default of
fine and costs. For operating with
an instruction permit when not
accompanied by a licensed driver
the magistrate imposed fine of
$1,000 and costs, which we're sus-
pended
Norma Jean Murray, of Oakland.
for operating without Maryland
license, forfeited collateral of
$1,000.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Bennett Is Champ
In Oakland Golf

Homer L. Bennett won the Oak
land Country Club championship
in a match played Tuesday, Octo-
Der 2, on the local course. He de-
feated William Welch, Mt. Lake
Park.
In a 36-hole match Bennett had
scores of II and II, for total Of
148, while Welch racked up a II
and "a, for a total of Isl.
Appropriate trophies are to be
presented to the winner and run
ner-up at a banquet to be held later
in the season.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Revival Services Planned

The Laurel Run Church of God
at White Rock, near FriendSville,
is planning revival services Octo-
Der through October IL, with serv-
ices nightly at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. Orvis c. Meckley, Kane,
Pa, is evangelist Rev. Howard L..
Pentz, pastor, said there would be
special music each night. All are
invited.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Charged With Non Support

Joseph Wiley, of Oakland, on
complaint of Linda Wiley, APP
peared before Trial Magistrate
Robert Maroncy during the week.
charged with non-support. Mrs
Wiley sought support for herself
and two minor children, ages Is
and two months.
Wiley was sentenced to 60 days
in the county Jail, suspended on
condition he be of good behavior
and support his family.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
To Note 50th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Savage
will observe their 50th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, October Z,
with an open house in the social
room of the Hoyes Methodist
church. Hours will be from to a
o'clock.
All relatives and friends are be-
ing invited.
The Republican., 1962-10-04

Post 113, Kitzmiller, Highway safe
ty committee.
Ward Ashby. Proctor-Kildow
post, law and order.
The Republican., 1962-10-04

The Taft-Hartley law was in
vokcd by president to temporarily
end strike of longshoremen in
Atlantic and Gulf coast ports.
Evening star., 1962-10-14
WALlPAPER, PRESS
DEAR HELOISE:

DEAR HELOISE:
l just learned how to re-
move most of the grease
spots from my wallpaper
Use facial tissues! Place
about three or four thick
nesses on the wall paper
and press with a warm
iron!
The tissue is so absorb
ent that the oil and grease
will absorb into the tissue.
1t doesn't scorch the wall
paper, either. (The tissue.
will scorch first). Press
until no more soil appears
oii 'iS0oe' Tilly Milly
Evening star., 1962-10-14

DEAR HELOISE:

DEAR HELOISE::
I have a small baby.
When diapering her for the
night, I do not use two
diapers. Too bulky. Instead
I have several gauze diap-'
ers which I have cut in half.
giving me small squares OF
cloth.
l fold each of these
squares in thirds, resulting
in a long strip; fold one end
of the strip back part OF
the way. Put one Of these
strips inside the diaper
where the thickness is most
needed.
Mrs. Clayton Malone
Evening star., 1962-10-14

This leaves four strands of
thread instead of the usual
two.
A grapefruit knife is ideal
for slicing tomatoes.
To keep dumpling batter
from sticking to the spoon,
dip the spoon in the hot
stew first, then spoon the
batter in; keep dipping the
spoon in the hot broth each
time you dip another spoon.
Mrs. Jean Balogh