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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
#9393. A ehormins confer hoIl
Colonial, in stobis neishbor-
hood. Wood burning fireplace, 3
large bedrooms, formol dining
room. Located In the 81. loui,
perish. Shopping and honsporfo-
+ien ore only minutes away. Ex-
eslIent financing ovoilobls. C.I.
no down, F.h.A. $500 down or
conventional priced in the $4,000
Gloss.
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THINK BIG!

1909. A now concept in modern
living. The split level ranch. This
yovna homo could poss for new
with q poneIed kitchen and forily
room, t~o ceramic file boths,
bvils-in oven and ronse and dov-
bic oftoehed eoross. II hos every
thing bv. you. Coll Us, this is one
We like 70 tolk obovf.
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BRlCK-WIllOWIcK

Charming 3 bedroom Roneh with
2oxl7' living room, beautifully
eorpsted. Copper bviIt-in oven
and range. Three very large bed.
rooms. Rooted potio in rear. Co.
rage. Worth every minute Of your
inspection.
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Daniel DonoghueD Dies;
RetiredD. Policemen

Daniel F. Donoghue, IS, a
Washington policeman for 81
years, died Of q heart attack
Thursday ct Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
A native of County Kerry,
Ireland, Mr.. Donoghue came to
the United States at the age Of
II, joining the police force in
1926. He served In the tenth
and ninth precincts. retiring in
1858 as o lieutenant.
For the past two years he
had been q security officer at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
1t. Donoghue was a charter
member Of st. GabEiel's Parish
Of Washington and q member
Of the Holy Name Society Of
the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church and Of the Retir ed
Metropolitan Police Associa-
ton.
He leaevs his wife, Mary, Of
1905 Cedar lane, Bethesda, the
home q ADDRESS; a son, Fred
O'Donoghue, Of the home ad-
dress; q daughter, Mrs. Mary
Margaret Homa of 4S15 Mort
drive, Rockville; a brother,
Charles, Of County Kerry: two
sisters, Mrs. Margaret sheehy
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Mrs. Anna Myers, Widow
Of Goithersburg Merchant

Mrs. Anna Myers, rs. an area
resident for 50 years, died Fri
day at Holy Cross Hospital, Sill
yer Spring. after o long illness.
Mrs. Myers and her husband.
Israel. o operated q retail clo-
thing store at Gaithersburg,
Md, for rs years before moving
to Washington in 1910. Mr..
Myers died In 1913.
A native Of Lithuania, Mrs.
Myers came to America with
her. family in 1901 and settled
in Baltimore, where she was
educated.
Mrs. Myers. Of 1415 Pinecas-
tie road, Falls Church, where
she had lived for the past seven
years, was q member Of Hadas-
sab, and the AdAs Israel Con-
gregation.
She leaves a son, Milton. Of
Leesburg, Va; three daughters,
Mrs. Evelyn White of the home
address. Mrs. Beatrice Berger
of Ocean City, Nd, and Mrs.
Marjorie MendelSon Of S07 Ar
rington drive, Silver Spring;
two sisters. Mrs. Dora Freeman
Of 20 West Chapman street,
Alexandria, and Mrs. Rose Lev
enthal Of Baltimore; a BROTH
er, Benjamin Sachs Of Glas-
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gov, Va, and seven grandchil-
dren.
Services will be at 10 am.
today at the Goldberg funeral
home, 42l7 Ninth street NV.
Burial will be in the United
Hebrew Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to a ia
vorite charity.
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0tarn nf Thanka

ROBBINS, CLARA. I wish 10 express my
sincere gratitude to my friends and
neighbors for their many cards, tele-
grams, floral tributes, and messages Of
sympathy shown during the passing Of
my sister.
MAMIE REEVES.
HENRYE MAE. The family
Of the late HENRYE MAE WATSON
wish TO express our appreciation to
our many friends, relatives and neigh
bors for their many hndnesses shown
during our recent bereavement.
Perhaps you sang a lovely song
Or sat quietly In chliri
Perhaps you sent a funeral spray,
II so, we saw II there.
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words,
As any friend could say;
Perhaps you were not there at all,
Just thought of us that day.
Whatever you did TO console our hearts,
We thank you 90 much, whatever the
THE FAMILY. n
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Darn nf Thanka

HUTCHINSON, ELLSWORTH W., Sr. We
wish to express our sincere apprecia-
ton to the Rev. Hosea H. Brown, Of.
ficers, organizations and members Of
the Goodwill Baptist Church and to
the ministers Of various churches In
the area, our relatives, neighbors and
many friends for the floral tributes,
cards, kilograms, contributions and all
hndnesses which were extended dur.
ing the illness and passing Of our hus-
band and father.
MRS. GRACE A. HUTCHINSON,
LAURA H.. TOMPKINS, JAMES A.
AND z. W. HUTCHINSON, Jr.
JACKSON, MAGGIE. In our greatest
need 1t was the understanding sym
pathy and the many kindnesses Of our
friends and relatives that save u
added strength to carry on. We are
deeply grateful for the beautiful floral
tributes and consoling words rendered
US during our recent bereavement In
the death Of our beloved mother and
sister, MRS. MAGGIE JACKSON. We
are especially appreciatiye Of the com
forting assistance Of Father Charles
Miller and members Of the st. Mary'I
Episcopal Church and the Rev. Earl
esses, members and friends Of the
Shiloh Baptist Church.
THE FAMILY OF MRS. MAGGIE
JACKSON.
LEE, MARY ALICE. We wish to crate.
fully acknowledge and express our
sincere thanks TO our relatives, neigh.
bors Of Lincoln Heights, Capitol View
and Woodbridge, and all the many
friends. Of the Lee and Jones families
for their kind expressions Of sympathy
acts A. kiFAnAaa rarAe falaGraTaa koat,
tiful floral tributes, use Of cars and
many other services rendered at the
death Of MARY A.. LEE. A special
thanks goes TO the Rev. c. NJ. Lona
Of the Mount Airy Baptist Church, the
Rev. J. L. s. Hollornan Of the Second
Baptist Church, and DR.. Riley r.
Thomas. We also thank the many
0. z. s., the Heroines Of Jericho, the
Ruth for their comforting ceremonies
and ali Of the other Masonic affilia.
tons who gave 80 freely and efficiently
Of their services. In addition we are
indebted 10 members Of the medical
staff, nurses and administrative per.
sonnet Of Freedmen's Hospital, who
rendered heroic and invaluable serv'
ices to the late MARY A. LEE.
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MARY
ALLIE LEE.
LUCAS, DOROTHY 7. The family Of
the late DOROTHY T. LUCAS wishes
to express sincere thanks 10 the pastor,
members and friends Of the Lincoln
Memorial Congregation Templei also
the Rev. Pearson and thanks 10
friends and nelghbors for their cards,
kilograms, Donations, floral tributes and
ether acts Of kindness during our re-
cent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
Platter, sP. Sc AUBREY ". The
family Of the late SP. SIC AUBREY W.
Platter wish TO express our sincere
gratitude to the pastor, the Rev. George
h. Reid Ministers, the Rev. j. W.
Duckette, the Rev. r. H. BADLY, the
Rev, Ernest Gibson and the Rev.
Michel M. Burton, r.; Chaplain Morrii
Wooden, Ushers Association Chorus,
choir Of 81. Paul's A. M. z. Church.
neighbors and many friends for their
services and tokens Of sympathy, and
above all, their prayers during our
recent bereavement.
THE Platter FAMILY.
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and Mrs. Ellen Long, also Of
County Kerry, and two grand
children.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
Holy Redeemer Church, Ken
stngton, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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With Regord TO q
Card Of Thanks

Very often 9 cord Of shsnks
IN The Sfar meets q need
which cen hardly DO solved in
any other waY. Net oNlY 10
ire srseioVs expression. Of
gratitude 10 these whS have
sent h0eal tributes but else
cevTts0vsIy sskAswlsdsss The
services end hndnsssss Of
tho. many ~ whom Q Psmensl
Noss Of ihaMIs esnnot well be
HsllOd - whose names and
actresses orc not hNown.
Insertion ct q esFd sf thanks
MsY Be sWsMSsd BY sslOphsns
10 The SssE, Y. 3-Seoo.
The EvsMiNs end ssMdsy stur
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DEATHS
lin 4Rtitnriaiit
Announssmsnt 81

4Ab &VA6 AAbAA k04Ak ~
BAYLOR, SARAH JANE. In loving mem.
Dry Of our dear mother, SARAH JANE
BAYLOR, who passed away five years
ago today, September a, 1859. ~
Mother, our thoughts Of you will never
When all the years have flown;
Your memory as the brightest star
VIII always light our homes.
ALL -FOUR OF YOUR DAUGHTERS.
BRfNKLEYs JOHN EVERETT In loving
memory Of JOHN EVERETT BRINK
LEY, who departed this life September -
CATHERINE z. KENNY.
COLEMAN, MARGUERITE G, Ia loving
memory Of my dear sister, MAR:
GUERITE c. COLEMAN, who LEFT Us
sSeqOt ~ i n: year ago today ssDs'"-
In my heart memory 4 kept
OF one loved and will never ieFEst.
Mass al Monastery. .'.'a's.f
LOVING SISTER. ROSE oREM.
HARVEY, WILLIAM q. In memory Of
WILLIAM Z. HARVEY, who passed
away September a.. 1855.
Sleep on, dear Harvey,
And take your rest; rf. -.
| We all loved you, -
But God loved you best
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND GRAND
DAUGHTER PAT. ~ .
JONES, Macy LESSEE: In loving mem.
DRY Of our dear mother. MARY Les
SIZE JONES, who passed away thirty
years ago, September ~, 1888. 'F ?,
Although a long 20 years have passed,
There will never be another
To take the place within our hearts
OF our beloved mother.
DOROTHY VENoLA, RICHARD. Il,
LANGHORN, LAURA AND PHILIP.
Sacred TO the memory Of our beloved
parents. Mother, LAURA LANGHoRN,
VINO LETT us seven years ago today,
September n, 1855, and father, PHILIP
| LANGHORN, who died twenky-seven .
years ago, July ", 1875. ,
As long as hearts remember,
As long, a. dear ones carei
n We cannot lose the ones we love.
They are with Us 'everywhere. -
THEIR DAUGHTERS, FLORENCE
AND ELIZABETH. r
LEE, BLANCHE. In memory Of MRS.
BLANCHE LEE who died September
There Is no death!
The stars 90 down 10 rise upon ZONE
fairer shore. -.r z
And bright In Heavens jeweled crown.
They shine fOrevermore. 3
HER NIECE. COURTNEY SHEPPARD.
= A<ANA$AEAVAyh .EfAAAA1nEAna Al tuNluk
memory Of my mother, ELIZABETH Z
PENDLET0N, who passed away one
year ago today, September a, 1861.
Today my heart is heavy,
My thoughts are all Of theei
Oh, how / miss you, Mother dear, =
None but God in Heaven. can see, p
Some say time heals an aching heart,
But, no, II isn't true;
For one long year has passed,
And my heart still aches for you.
HER DAUGHTER, ROSEMARY. ,
scHRIYER, JOSEPH 4. In memory Of 2
JOSEPH r. SCHRIVEA, whe passed
away ., fOus years sso today, ssptsm-
They cay. time heals al sorrow
And helps Us 10 forget,
But time 80 far has only proved 20.
How much we miss him vet, =
MANA, DENNY AND FAMILIES. p.
WHITE, VIOLA 4. In loving memory
Of our wife and mother, VIOLA r..
WHITE whe died enc year ago today.
You are not forgotten, loved one,
Nor Will you ever BET
As long as life and maInory Last.
I'VE VIII remember thee
We naiss you now, our. hearts are sores
As time goes BY we miss you norei
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can fill your vacant place.
q. TOMMY AND ALTHEA.
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Drsartha
BIZ
&&k

wILBERGER, WALLACE ". sr. On
Saturday Y SaRtsEessEv e. 49, ~ NAL VAL
EASE wHE 1ssssvIII. lG b. LSns
husband d Emma J. WilberEer, father
Of Glenn w. Owen W., Wallace W.,
]. and Preston X. WilbSrKer, brother
o. Lula Craun, Myrtle Shfeekhise and
Dorsey H. Wilberger. he also is sur.
yived by nire grandchildren. Relas
Sunday d seps snu "a al a Ssseh:s Pun ~.
neral Home, AI5p Baltimore aye,,. Hy-
attsville, Nd, where services will be
held on Monday, September %, at
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, FRANK A. on Friday, Sep
TENDER 20. 1853, FRANK A. WILLIAMS.
beloved husband Of Anna +. Williams
and father Of Mrs. Emily Hall Of Ar
hngton. Val. Mrs. Virginia Henderson
Head, Nd. Funeral services y from raO1 ths
ArehaTt Funeral Home, La Plata, Ma,
on Tuesday, September u, AZ II am.
Interment Trinity Memorial Gardens.
Waldorf, Nd.
WILLIAMS, JAMIE D. On Friday, Sep
tember 20, 1898, at Providence Hos
pital, MRS. JAMIE d, WILLIAMS Of
90lS lTth st. ne, She is survived by
Z devoted husband, Mr.. Anderson VII
hanas, two brothers, four sisters, an
uncle and host Of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting al the John
7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30is t2th
st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
WILSON, THOMAS Z. >. suddenly, on
Tuesday, September ", 1919, At his
residence, 1915 Irving yt, NV, THOMAS
=, WILSON, loving husband Of Cath
= crime Wilson. Also surviving are a
daughter, Barbara Hill; . SON.. Thomas
Wilson, jr.i soh-ln-law, other rela-
tivee and friends. From , 10 10 pm.
Sunday. September a. friends may
cal a the Hoffman Funeral Home,
S0e 9Th 81. NV, where funeral, viii
be held on Monday, September %, at
y noon. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 1o,71s
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CEMETERY LOTS


BURIAL FOR TWO Fort Lincoln crypt,
Garden Of the Apostles. Call CE. S-e3SI
or N4-3s50. e,lSsz2
LINCOLN MEMORIAL CEMETERY-i5
plots. Call LA. S-3tll. "a
GEORGE WARRINGTON CEMETERY =
choice sites, Masonic section, best
effer. 9bs,el1s. after $3.50 pm. "a
CRYPT ron TWO In the Garden of the
Ap0stlesi sale price, SLl0o; sell for
$780, 1oi-PA, SS'4, after
R.2S,b,l3
FORT LINCOLN-I grayesitss, Garden
Of The Apostles. $500 or best offer.
Z BURIAL SITES, in George Washington
Cemetery owner willing 10 sacrifice
$1,000 plot for 5000 VIII. 7-86Js.
WASH. NALL choice sites, 81 900
value, $3.50 cash. sec. C-3l2. MRS.
o'suLLIvAN, ~. y1ses
FORT LINcOLN-l burial sites, near
ciocki very low Price. WA. 7.27S4.
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more ave, Hyattsville, Nd. Interment
Mount Onvet Cemetery, Frederick, Nd
See family notice for time and date.
N. Il. SPARRoUGH, Secretary.
MILLER. OssIE. On Friday. September
70, 1873, at her residence, l1s3 Lyman
place me-, MRS. OSSIE MILLER, de-
voted mother Of Mrs. Marie Miller
Dayls; she also Il survived BY six
dren, three brothers, two sisters, other
relatives and many friends. Remains
viii be resting Al her late residence
after 5 pm. Sunday. September n.
Funeral services on Monday, September
%, Al the commers Memorial Baptist
Church, aga NJ Il. NV, the Rev. 10
seph Perkins officiating. Intsrment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Services
BY the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, S7l
Florida ave. NV. "a
MOORE. LORETTA. On Thursday, Sep
tembsr lssl. q Casualty Hospital,
beloved mother q Mrs. Lucille Rollins
grandmother Of Sharon, Douglas, and
Wilbur Rollins, ~ and sister Of Mrs.
Bertha Davis, Simon and John Gunder.
She also IL survived BY other relatives
and friends, The late Mrs. Moore may
BE- viewed a the Stewart Funeral
s aCmsi $500: % y 3: n after Pm ;.i Mon
sepisnber Il. 4 Noun. ollvss u.
thsran Church, 1908 Vermont ave, n.W..
~ J pm. lnterment Carver Memo
rial Park. n
MOORE, R0Y A. OF ssoI Emerson st..
hyatteyille, Nd, on September 70.
1873, husband Of Guineverh ". Moore,
father q Jack a. and Linda l.. Moore,
Joyce N. Schneider and Barbara Jean
Lily, son Of Elizabeth v. Moore. He
also IL survived by three sisters. Sery.
Ices d Chambers Funeral Home, Seol
Cleveland ave, RiveFdale, Nd, on
Tuesday, September "a, II $50 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry. ~
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crernatorium

CTtIldLOTIuln
]. William Lees Sons Co.
eth 81. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
lloo GEORGIA AVE. NV. RIA. 3-IIIt
Z Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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AnuFtlinuh

LOGAN. REUBEN JULIUS. o., The at.
tendance Of eur friends win be appFe:
cited At the service q memory q
Carver Memorial Park on Sunday, Sep
tefaber y, 1853, at $50 pm.
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iYRON N. Members Of
Moving Picture Machine
Operators, Local 724, nro
hereby notified that Brother
MYRON NJ. MICHAEL died
on Friday, September 10.
1873. Funeral from Gasch's
Funeral Home, lI1a Bait
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LILLIAN C. MILLER, W. N.
ruth o. FLETCHER, secy.

RUTH o. FLETCHER, secy.
SELTZER, SADIE z. on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER ~. 1919, SADIE y. SEfTzER
Of w North Highland st., Arlington,
Va, beloved wife Of David Settler.
devoted mother OF Murray Settler and
Robert seigel, both Of Falls Church,
Va. Also survived by one brother
and three sisters. Harry Captain, Miss
Mae Caplan and Mrs. Bertha Russ. all
Of Richmond, Val Mrs. Rose Fried.
man Of Baltimore, Nd, and five grand.
children. Services al the Arlington
Fairfax Jewish Center. on Sunday, Sep.
tember "a, at 1880 pm, Interment
King David Memorial Garden. In
mourning Al 1911 Carol la, Falls
Church, Va. Family suggests In lieu
q flowers contributions BE- made 10
the Arllngton-F airiax Jewish Center
Or the Cancer Fund Arrangements by
shs G. a. Goldberg Z Son Funeral
SETTLE, CLYDE EDWARD. on wsdnes.
day. September 70, lst1, CLYDE ED
WARD SETTLE OF 1901 Erie 81. Sc,
husband Of Mrs. Edna Settle and father
q Mrs. sylvia Dixon, Clyde Edward,
r. Frank and sybil settle; We also
sister, V Mrs y LINE Re' s sSSs" @c broth 81.
ers. br, Frank A. settle and Henry
c. Settle. ri other relatives and
friends. on Sunday. September "a. from
10 10 pm, friends may call Al the
haEruder Funeral Hons, 11il Nichols
ave, Sc, where funeral services will
b held on Monday, September "a. At
1880 am, the Rev. James y. Coates
officiating. lnterment Arlington Ma.
tlonal Cemetery. "a
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FRANK J. FEL.KER,
Wornhlnflil MaaAer

/, JOSEPH y. The officers
and members q Ruth Chap
ter No. !, o. Y. S., ars no
tilted Of the death Of our
late Brother JOSEPH r.
SCHAEFFER. Brother Schaef-
Ter rests Al Gawler's Funeral
Home. Services At 2 pm.
eptember "a, from Fort nyer
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members q stansbury Lodge
Nc. ~, y. A, A. NJ, are
notified Of the death 81
B IotheI EPH ~
sCHAEFFER, Remains rest
lng at Gawler's Funeral
Home, Wis. ave. at Harrison
Funeral services from Fort
pei and interment Arlington
'emetery II : pm. Tuesday,
~ lSt1. Members please
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sTILTz, CECIL MAY. Suddenly, on
Thursday. September ~, 1858, at her
home, elol Eastern ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd, cecil, MAY STILTZ. sister Of
Clifford A. Stiltz and cousin Of Irene
q. West, Mrs. Horace Robinson and
Col. Thomas H.. Crouch, MD. Miss
S.iltE rests ct the Warner E. PUN.
ave. Silver Spring, Nd. parking Ia
cilities. Service will be held on Mon.
day, September "a, At pm, Al
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
Chevy Chase Circle NV. Interment
paFklavn Cemeterv. %
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lOGHUE, DANIEL =. Members Of
. the Policemen's Association
will attend The funeral 81
HWA their late brother, DANIEL
WI r. DONOGHUE, TO be held
XIII at the Holy Redeemer Cath
~ clio Church, KensinGton. Nd,
49, at 10 am. Monday, Septem.
: %, 1858. InternAent Fort Lincoln
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'ORT LINcOLN-l burial sites, near
ciocki very lew Price. WA. 7.77s4.
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JACOBS, ROBERT GUY. On Friday,
iEs SgsSs HShHS Ss -S ' JA As5sSd Z
: andria. Va, husband q Katherino A.
Jacobs, stepfather Of Ellwood A.
Sprouse and brother Of Miss Mabel A.
Jacobs, Mrs. Nettie A. Howard, vii.
liam A. and Walter H. Jacobs. Flu.
neral services on Tuesday, Septem.
Der a, at pm. from the Cunning.
ham Funeral Home, Cameron and Al.
fred sts., Alexandria. Va. InterInent
Bethel Cemetery.
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merry Of Isa Sth 4. NV, on Sep
tember ~. 1853, husband Of the late
Gertrude L. Reilly, father Of Mrs.
Joan HARRISON, Mrs. clar Plnklsr, Fran
els, tr.i James, Francis r.; James,
Joseph r. and Eugene n. Reilly. Also
survived by ~ grandchildren. Remains
a. Chamber ' Funeral Home. SlI I'm
at 1880 am. GraVeside services at
II am, Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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September u, iSSs, At cecrgetowSn
University Hospital, DANIEL r.
DONOGHUE, beloved husband Of Mary
pcnossSss Ct 80 SsSar Ms an. se'9Hs ss
and Fred o'Donoghae, grandfather Of
Joan and Michael HOma, brother Of
Charles 0'Donoghue, Margaret Sheehy
and Ellen Long, all Of County Kerry,
Ireland. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, ne Wisconsin
ave. A.w., On Monday, September %,
at e:lS am. Requiem Mass at the
Holy Redeemer Church, Kensington,
Nd, at 10 am. Intermsut Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. a.
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is@Ssr .. rs, MYR u Y \. iHai iSHS SiR
q sos ard ave.. Hyattsyille, Nd, BE-
loved husband Of the late Elizabeth
N. Carrick and Mrs. Myrna NJ. Hall.
He also is survived by three grand
daughters and four Grandsona. Friends
may call after u neon Sunday, Sep.
TENDER "a, At Gasch's Funeral Home,
u3y Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd,
where services win be held on Tues.
day, September "a, at II am. In.
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. Fred.
eriek, Md. %
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SWAN, JOHN (JACKD b. On Saturday.
September n, 1888, JOHN (JACK) h.
SWAN Of 1854 Southern ave. Sc, be.
loved husband a Lavenia z. Swan,
stepsoA Of LethA Swan. Of Marietta.
Ohio. He also is survived by four
andFia, Val Joseph Of Patuxent Naval
Air Base, Gene Of Marietta, Ohioi
Richard Of Hammond, Ind, and Mar.
ion Of Fairfield, N. j. Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 18th St. NV, after s pm.
Sunday, September a (parking facill-
ties). Services at the above funeral
neon. IateFHsEt Arlington National
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tsnSeE ASSs s J K oS'c 5ScEoS seq
lA44 c Ct. n.e., beloved husband a
Eta Jackson, Also surviving are ether
relatives and many friends. After !
pm. Sunday, September a, fFiendi
are invited to cali at the Mcclure Fu.
neral Home, 1870 eth sl. NV. Funeral
from Fort Myer Chapel Arlington,
Va. At pm; Monday. September g
terry.
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attend.
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September %. iSS3, ROBERT X.
STEPHENS, believed husband Of the
William p. Stephens Of Richmond 3,
Va. Friends may cali Al the Robert
A. Mattingly Funeral Home, 1871 nth
ct. &c. (paTking iacilities), where serv.
ices will be held on Monday, September
Is, al lio0 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Intefment Washington National
Cemetery. At the request Of the family,
friends may call from Z pm. 70 4
pm. and pm. TO pm. Saturday
and Sunday. a
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sTRSiiS%S e 80, sSami ELI q ETH ::
loved sister Of Alice n. Ryan, Wash
ington, d. c.; Mrs. Catharine v. Barry
Of New York. Mrs. Helen r. Shugg d
Florida and Harry r. RyaA Of West.
chester, Pa. Notice 81 funeral later,
Arrangements by Collins Funeral
Home. q
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az y c sAs H. InE. "a "Is N S..
TENDER ~, ig63, husband q Grace
G. Madison, brother Of Walter and
Goldey Madison, nephew Of Mrs. Viola
Williams and father OF Mrs. Mary T..
Snodgrass, Motley j. and Perry c.
Bateman. Services at Chambers Flu.
neral Home, SOL Cleveland ave, River.
dale, Nd, on Tuesday, September "a,
at pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln
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' Kenneth P. FOLSOM FOLSOM. ss sersssIs.

BUTTON, LINDA A. (nee DunkeD. On
Wednesday, September 10, 1853, At
Blytheville ALB Hospital, LINDA A.
DUTTON (nee DunkeD Of 1910 Webster
st. ne, beloved wife Of william R.
Dutton, mother Of William Barry Dut-
ton, daughter Of John A. and Mar
pust. FPe Hks ms Ster ca II At Aat tSe
H., Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
14th 81. NV, after ! pm. Sunday,
September a parking facilities). Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Tuesday, September a, at 10 am.
Internient Fort Lincoln Cemetery. q