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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-21
INCOME-SOUTH OF EUCLID
4-BEDRCOM SEMI-BUNGALCW

Off Lloyd Road. Many fruit trees
On over u acre Of lend. 100 #.
frontage. Loroe living room with
brick wood-burninq fireplace.
Dining room. large kitchen. two
bedrooms down. Full Basement.
2-cur guruqe. Spring only days
away. see this excep,ionul home
today! FIRST OFFERING!
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Honch, a years young! 8 CON-
Portable bedrooms with loads Of
closet space. Extremely charm
ing living room which lectures
q wood burning fireplace with q
stone front. Ultro modern kitchen
with built.ins. 2-coT garage and
75x2l5 lot! See this S28.900
beauty sure!
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Norman Pool, 86,
Retired Former

Norman Hale Pool, Sc, re-
tired cattleman and farmer OF
Montgomery County, died OF
leukemia yesterday at the home
OF his siSter-in-law, Mrs. B. N
Rittenhouse.
Mr.. Pool was born in West
moreland County, Pa, received
his early education in Erwin
Pa, and attended Indiana
State College. He was a men,
Der of the Elks and the So
ciety of Friends of Sandy
Spring, Md.
Mr.. Pool raised cattle and
iarmed a Montgomery County
estate from the time Of his ar
rival in this area 80 years age
until his retirement in 1851.
He leaves his wife, Imogene
of the home address, l670(
Colesville road, Silver Spring
a sister, Mrs. Sarah Grace
Parker, Of Los Angeles; anc
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ritten,
house, Of l04l6 Rodney road
Silver Spring.
Services will be at pm
Tuesday in the Warner E
Humphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
with burial in the Friends
Burial Ground, Sandy Spring
Md.
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Mrs. Cecil Hines
Widow of D. G.
Patent Attorney

Mrs. Ida Wright Hines, 80,
widow of Cecil Calvert Hines,
who was a patent attorney
here, died Friday morning at
the Kensington Gardens SAM
tarium Of complications aris-
ing from influenza. She had
been i'll since early March.
Born in Baltimore, Mrs.
Hines attended the Visitation
Convent School there. She was
the daughter of the late j. T,
L. Wright, a tobacco merchant,
and former Laura Virginia
Granger.
Coming to Washington when
she was 25, Mrs. Hines was
married and became active in
many civic and charitable or
CARNATIONS. Her husband, who
died in 1858, was best known
for his work with early air.
plane patents.
Mrs. Hines lived for so years
at 1925 Newton street NV.
She leaves two sons, c. CAL
vert Hines, jrj., of 1902 Six
tenth street NV, and DR..
Theodore Christian Hines, of
East Brunswick, N. j.; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Selena Wright Har-
ris and Miss Olive Wright,
both of 2440 Sixteenth street
NV, and a brother. j. T. L.
Wright, of North Beach, Md.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at st. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Olney, Md. Bur-
ial will be in the church
lcemetery.
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Jesse Cook, "a;
Worked IS Years
AtModeI Busin

Jesse H. Cook, IA, a retired
Navy Department technician
who had lived for IS years at
4123 River road NV. died Fri
day in Largo. Fla, after a long
illness.
Mr.. Cook had lived in Largo
for three years. Retired from
the Navy Department in 1858,
he had worked for Is years
testing ship designs at the Day.
i'd Taylor Model Basin.
Prior to joining the Navy
Department, Mr.. Cook had
been a building contractor here
and in Elmira, NY. He was
born in Oregon Hill. Pa.
He leaves his wife, Beulah
R., of the home address; two
daughters, Mrs. John S. Kirk
ley, of 131 Greenhill road,
Greenbelt, Md, and Mrs. John
T. Hause, of Broomall, Pa; two
brothers, Perry Cook, of Elk
land, Pa, and Edward Cook, of
Texas; two grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV, where
services will be held at pm,
Tuesday. Burial will be in the
National Park Cemetery.
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transferred to the Detroit plant
and in 1885 he became a reg
iStered patent attorney.
He was graduated in 1915
from the old Central High
School and served as a Senate
page from 1907 to 1911.
Aided U. S. Agency
Mr.. Wilkerson studied en-
cheering for a short time al
the University of Maryland
and was graduated in 1926
from the U. S. Naval Academy
Before joining General Motors
he worked as a civilian en-
gineer with the Army and was
automotive and science editor
on the old Washington Herald.
During World War II he was
connected with the Nationa
Defense Council in Detroit anc
with the War Manpower Com.
mission. He was a life member
of the Naval Academy's alum
nj association.
Mr.. Wilkeson was the
founder and first president Of
the General Motors Chorus
and was a member of the En-
cheering Society of Detroit
the Michigan Patent Bar AS
ISOLATION; the Greater Detroit
Board of Commerce, and the
Armed Forces Detroit Coup.
He returned to Washington
in 1860 with his wife, the late
Edith Louise Haycock Wilker-
son, and lived at 62l7 Verne
street, Bethesda.
He leaves two sons, DR.
Daniel c., jr., of Galax, Va.
and Thomas D., of Lynmont
drive, Adelphi. Md, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm to-
morrow at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Wisconsin avenue anc
Bradley boulevard. Chevy
Chase. Burial will be private.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be ir
the form of contributions tt
the Heart Foundation.
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Streetcur-Auto
Collision Kills
Springfield Man

A Al year = old Springfield
(Va0 postal carrier who re-
tired last August from the
United States Army was killed
Friday night when his car and
a streetcar collided in Bait
more.
The man was identified by
police as Arthur Tester OF
SOL Claiming road, Spring
field. Since December, he had
been delivering mail in Mclean
Va.
Mr.. Tessier retired as a SER
geant first class, ending a 20
year army career which began
with World War II.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Irene
Tessier, of the home address;
a daughter, Mrs. Anita Taylor
and two stepsons, Wayne r.
Treon of the home address
and Gary G. Treon of $3.50
fancy avenue, Alex; ,dria.
Services will be held Tues
day at 1880 pm. at the Cum
bingham Funeral Home, Cam
eron and North Alfred streets
Alexandria. Burial viii be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Gladys Evers Hill,
Wife of Colonel
In Defense Office

Gladys Evers Hill, wife of Col
Robert j. Hill, USA, assigned
to the Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense, and resi-
dent of Fairfax, Va, for the
past three years, died Friday
at De. Witt Hospital, Fort Bel
voir, after a short illnses. She
was 40.
Born in Chicago, Mrs. Hill
had accompanied her husband
to duty stations at Fort Sill
Okla, and Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle, Pa, before coming to
the Washington area.
She was a Sunday : school
teacher at Cherrydale Baptist
Church in Arlington, a men,
Der of the Officers Christian
Union auxiliary and men,
Der of Christian Professional
and Business Women.
She leaves her husband, two
daughters. Patricia Susan anc
Virginia Ellen, and a son
James Evers, all of the home
address at 805 Spring Lake ter
race, Fairfax; two other sons
Pfc. Thomas r., Fort Belvoir
and Cadet Robert j. Hill III
United States Military Acade.
my. West Point, N. Y, her mo-
ther and father, a sister ano
two brothers, all of the Chica-
go area.
Services will be at 1890
am. Tuesday at Cherrydale
Baptist Church with burial al
Arlington National Cemetery.
The family requests that in
lieu of flowers, contributions
be made for the support OF
Christian missionaries to the
mission secretary, Cherrydale
Baptist Church.
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DC. WiIkerson Dies,
Inventor, Patent Lawyer

Daniel C. Wilkerson, ST., who
invented a forerunner of the
deeper" radio transmitter
used in getting information to
earth from satellites, died of a
heart attack Thursday at his
home. He was So.
Early in 1925, a group of
military men conducted tests
one of them at Boiling Field
Of a pilotless plane carrying
one of Mr., Wilkerson's devices.
Shortly afterward, he was
notified the subject had been
classified, although he had al
ready published two magazine
articles on the space travel
possibilities opened up by the
device for rocket developments.
Mr.. Wilkerson, a native of
the District, was an engineer
and patent attorney for Gen.
eral Motors in Detroit for 35
years until his retirement in
1860.
Held Several Patents
Automat tic transmissions
were one of his special in
tereStS while with the motor
corporation. and he held sew
eral patents for the devices.
His first five years with Gen.
eral Motors were spent in the
overseas division. He directed
the initial use of chrome plat
ing in the company's European
and South American assembly
plants.
In 1880 Mr.. Wilkerson was
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1fathH

Is ioes, JOHN BRIGGS Of fe5
Morton st. NV. son Of Mary A
Briggs, brother Of James W.. Briggs
Holloway. He also is survived b.
other relatives and host of friends
After pm. Monday, April %
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You st. NV
Funeral services will be held at For
Myer Chapel on Tuesday. April %
at 10 IN. interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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DrathH
BUECHLER,

BUECHLER, GEORGE. The officers
x~l-I and members Of Kenneth
NNNSA H. Nash Post, No. 3, the
&AXF American Legion, are noti-
H&'NkM fled of the death of Com
4AN%X rade GEORGE BUECHLER.
Neck Lesion services will be con;
N-f1 dueted by the National
6 GTsrd AD Of H 5a isSs g. at 9s6 p ens
at the Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 18th st. Sc. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery on Tuesday. April %,
1868. Members are requested to
LESTER C. cHAPPELL, Commander.
ANDREW H. oGLETREE, Adjutant.
BURRUs, MADELINE. On Friday,
MADELINE BURRUS, beloved aunt
Of Mrs. Edna K. Lyles Of Hollywood,
Fla. She also Is survived by
sister. Mrs. Leontine Gsllahorn q
81 sT th SRRG o5srt nsn sa
Home, l31 18th St. Sc. parking
Monday. April 22, at 1890 am.
REQUIEM mass at st. Dominic's
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 81
CARPENTER. BEATRICE I. On satur-
day, April 20. 1868, at her residence
CARPENTER, beloved wife OF viii
liam F. Carpenter, mother OF Elmer
z. Carpenter. sister Of Barbara
P PoEtsT Fr MsasnE NAY E Ss Aom he
1871 18th st. sc. parking facilities) /.
after pm. Sunday. where prayers
will be offered on Tuesday. April
81, at IL am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Washington Ma
CARTER, ALBERT COTTON. On
Th99Tsday; April a; 1858, ALBERT
NV. He is survived by three broth
erS. four sisters, other relatives and
many friends; Remains resting at
Services wi us si be a held wednesdS wne re
pm. Bishop 8. Z. Williams off
eiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
CASEY, FRANCIS c. on Friday, April
10, at Arlington Hospital. FRANCIS
G. CASEY Of 640S North eth St.
Arlington, Va. beloved husband OF
Mary 4 Casey and father Of Mary
Michael T. and Kelvin j. Casey OF
the home address and James p,
Casey Of Richmond. Va. Also sur
yived BY four sisters and one brother.
Friends may call at the Murphy
Arlington, Va, where there viii be
q recitstion OF the rosary at i pm.
Sunday, April 81. REQUIEM mass will
be offered Tuesday. April 20, at
10 am, at st. James Church, Falls
church, Va. Interment st. James
Cemetery. 90
CASEY. FRANCIS C. Members Of Ed
A ward Douglass White Coun-
xLAA. ell, No. 2473, Knignts OF
AKZGA Columbus, are requested 10
l1S21 assemble at the Robert j.
\NADZ Murphy Funeral Home,
\MzW 1924 Columbia pike, Ar
Wy lington, Va, at s pm.
Sunday. April 2l. 1888, to recite
the. rosary for our late brother,
FRANCIS c. CASEY
JAMES A. PUGLISI, Grand Knight.
CASEY. HELEN. on Thursday, April
IS, 1888, at Laurel. Nd, HELEN
Bessie A. crandle. Funeral services
At the Donaldson Funeral Home. 3i3
Talbot ave. Laurel, Nd. on Mon
ment 81. Johns Cemetery Beltsviiie,
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Draths

BROWN, LIZZIE (MRS.l. On Friday
LIZZIE BROWN of POS @ st. NV,
mother of Mrs. Lunette Robinson
Mrs. Marie Dunston. Also surviving
are l sister, Mrs. Fannie Bullock;
= sons-in-law, brother-in-law, 10
grandchildren, 30 great-grandchil-
dren. a host Of nieces and nephews,
other relatives and friends; Remains
Funeral Home. 3O15 18th st. ne
(ample parking facilities), where
friends may call after 4 pm; Tues
day, April 90. Funeral services on
Wednesday. April "a, at l pm, a
the Turner Memorial A. M. E
Church, 500 Eye st. NV, the Rev
s. Everette Guiles officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. %
BUECHLER, GEORGE. OF 1915 Austin
husband Of Florence M. Buechler,
father OF George A. Buechler. father
in-law Of Theima Buechler, brother
OF Eddie Buechler Of Michigan. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, b17
18th st. Sc, on Tuesday. April 90,
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. %
GEORGE. Special commu-
o. nicatlon Of Naval Lodge,
IN No. 4, P. A. A. M, is called
IN at 1870 pm. Monday, April
MN ~. 1868, for the pur-
TOLIX pose Of conducting Ma
W. sonic funeral services for
W our late brother, GEORGE
JOHN ". LOCKWOOD, Master.
ROLAND M. BROWN Secretary.
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Dratha

on April 30 1853, at oU the Mont.
gomery General Hospital, REBECCA
ToWNsHENp WARNER OF Chevy
Chase and Tompkinsville. Md, The
sister Of Mrs, James r. Stephenson
o. Los Angeles Calf, and sister OF
ssEbs a!a i Warner III Of Chevy
Christ Church, WaySide, Nd. Inter r.
ment church cemetery. 81
"E4t5T TILIS FRANK, Suddenly, on
WELTLINGER, beloved hi HUSBAND nd" Of
MtzI Netlinger. devoted father Of
Mrs, Elsie Llpiner Of NorristoNn,
"a Also survived by three brothers,
p C. John and Jeno Weltlinser,
both OF Hungary. Services at the c,
- goldberg Son Funeral Home,
l2l7 9th st. n W, on Sunday. April
- at pm Interment District OF
mourning at gg23 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Nd u
WILDBERG. MARIAN J. Suddenly, on
Ihursday April is, 1858, at her
Park, Nd, MARIAN j. WiLbBERGa,
vile OF the late Norbert WiIdbeTg
ahd mother Of Mrs Marion Guen-
IBntr grandmother o! Marion Joan
niharhhaft and Carol Elaine Guen-
uneT great-grandmother OF Craig
william Barnhart. Friends may call
az me Iakoma Funeral Home 254
CarToH s. nv. parking opposite,
AFTER " noon Saturday. where
service win be held on Sunday,
George Washinston Cemetery, 81 f"'
WILKINSON, DANIEL c. Suddenly
on bdnHrsdaa}y; April Is, 1868, at
Mda Nf bHNl Ell co SsfHs Vi RRftRssS2
hHEs9and Of The late Edith Louise
haycock Wilkerson and father
o, Daniel c, wilkerson ir, MD.
Wilkerson OF Adelphi, Nd Also sur.
Eiyed hy five grandchildren. Me-
moral services will be held at 81
SoanzS Episcopal Church, Wis. ave.
on oI,o , bfrSqqIey 6ivd'i' Chevy Chase. Nd.
torment private The family REQUESTS
mat IN lieu Of flowers, contribu-
IONS be sent TO the Heart Founds-
uuon services by the Birch Funeral
home, Washinston, D. c. 81
WILSON, MARY CONSTANCE. IN
sT I!aaSy, rAp MyI, X L. 1898, MARY. CON-
s. ne, beloved wife Of James n
wilson, Friends may cali at Walley's
Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode Island
day, April 80, from 3 TO p'm ana
70 = pm. Funeral services vii
oe held Tuesday. April 23. at ii
m. IN Fort Myer Chapel Rela-
yves and friends invited Tnterment
arlington National Cemetery 80
WOLFE. SUSAN V. On SATURDAY. Arru
~, 1853 at Suburban Hospital
SUSAN V; WOLFE formerly OF All.
toona Pa, wife OF the late Charles
Wolfe residing with Mrs. Amelia
yJsmlSon: 5O2i White Flint DR..
Pens enS'ngton Nd mother OF Mrs
Mrs. Amelia Jamison Of KensinetSn,'
M M,d1. and Fred Wolfe OF Superior,
WIS Also surviving are eight Grand.
children three brothers and one
SSt .L friends are invited 10 car
aoxhe Hooert 4; Pumphrey Funeral
thesda' Saturday, April 90 from :
20 Z and after 70 noon Sunday
AprH Il. Interment Altoona. Pa. 81
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HELEN W. The officers

and members OF Bethany
I:.': !. +: #: q:
services at 10 am, Mon
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NIEDFELDT. HELEN W. On Friday

AptlI u. 1908. HELEN " MED
tELDT q 722s Mnter 81, Ia
koma Park, Md, beloved mother Of
Dorothy W Murphree and grand :
mother Of Pam, Peggy and Priscilla
Murphree Friends may call at the
s, \, Hines Co Funeral Home. 2gUl
l4th ST. nv, where services will be
held on Monday. April - al IL
am. parking taciliuesl. Interment
Nd Expressions OF sympathy may
be made 10 the United Church OF
Christ Home, l4O5 18th st. NV. u
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PENN, LENA. on Thursday. April Il

PENN. LENA on Thursday. April Is
1858. at Montgomery County Hos
pital, LENA PENN OF Route No. 3
Mount Airy. Md. beloved wife o.
Melvin S. Penn: sister OF Mrs Glady!
Smith, Arthur and Oscar Ledford
Friends are invited to call at tht
Colonial Funeral Home OF Robert A
Humphrey, Rockville. Md. after II
am. Sunday, where services will bt
held on Monday, April -, at pm
Interment TaylorSville Cemetery
Taylorsvllle, Nd q
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PALMER, KATHERINE A. on Sat

Co, CO. Funeral Home. Ihterment i
Frederick, Md.
MARION U. SHALLcROSS. W, NJ
ETHEL d. NORRIS. Secretary.
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CEMETERY LOTS

p .estOn o. fo X. s aoda AZ sSryg 5o
Lincoln Cemetery. $1,000, PA. b-2B7g
SACRIFICING 4-grave site, Wash.
ington National Memorial Park, ID G
90 sc. WA 7-s0b2, Moving. 20.
CEDAR HILL, one lot, six sites. Ma,
Eastern star section Valul
~ 900. Sacrifice, 5000. Wo. 6-52si
POUR LOTS, Cedar Hill Cemetery
choice location. $3.50. Call RIA
3-4s72
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Fall
Church, Va, 3-crypt maus,, 81 800
$500 dn., bal mo. CIR. 3-337a.
vt. LINCOLN-4 or \ lots near clock
Great reduction for quick sale, WA
1874.
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PEAKS, RACHEL. On Friday. April 10,
1868, at Prince Georges General
Hospital, MRS RACHEL PEAKS Of
Notics Of funeral lSteS. hrrange e
ments by Henry s. Washington g.
/ Sons.
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day, April 20, 1858, KATHERINE
A. PALMER OF 1907 Maryland ave
ne Notice OF funeral later Ar
rangements by loves Funeral Home
1925 Maryland ave. ne
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REAL. FREDERIC n, sr. On satur

I day, Aprii 20 1858 ii 81 at Washing sSi
ton Hospital Center, FREDERIC H.
REAL, ST. beloved husband OF Mar
garet c. Real. father OF Frederic H
Real, Jr.: brother OF Sally, Margaret
and Mary Real and Mrs. Cassie
Mrs Anna r. Grayson. He also is
survived by three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the De Vol Fu-
neral Home, 2222 Wisconsin ave
NV Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. on Tuesday, April %
at St AIMS Church, Wisconsin ave
and Yuma 81. NV. lnterment Rock
Greek Cemetery. 30
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POOL, NORMAN HALE. On Saturday

April 20, 1868, at i0il6 Rodney I'd.
Hillandale. Md, NORMAN HALE
POOLE Of 1900 Colesville I'd, Silver
Spring, Md, beloved husband OF
Imogen Close Pool. brother Of Mrs
Sarah Grace Parker, uncle Of Fred
Z. Pool and brother-in-law OF Mrs
Basil N. RittenhouSe. Mr. Pool rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home SABA Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Mo, where service will be
held on Tuesday, April %, at
pm. parking facilitieSl. Interment
Friends Cemetery, Sandy Spring,
Nd. Friends may visit at the funeral
home After & D m Sunday 90
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ARDS OF 452O l4th ST. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Jarvis.
RUFFIN, CHARLES. On Friday. April
10, 1868, CHARLES RUFFIN OF s.!
Que st. NV, son OF Mrs Rebecca
Ruffin Taylor, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Minnie Bell Ruffin. Also sur
wing are four sisters. Mrs. Lille
and Pauline Fort; eight nepheWs
NJ Askew, Wartime Jones, Julia Ellis
and one niece, three stepbrotherS,
Ellzha, Robert and Green Taylor
9 9eT ieia6ives M sn6 many All rrien rs
friends may call at the Morrow
a Woodford, Inc, Funeral Home,
1922 18th st. NV, until 10 pm.
Services Will be held on Tues
day, April 20, at IL am, at the
Ebenezer Baptist Church. "A Que ST.
NV Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery 90
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s SCH aRT d a iHSS Masssahuse a
ave. Sc, beloved wife Of Otto O.
Scheyett. mother OF Mrs. Reda NJ
Gordon, sister OF Vice Redmond,
Grover Painter. Funeral services al
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope I'd Sc parking
facilitiesl. on Monday, April ~. al
| pm. InteTment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. Visiting hours until
pm. IL
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JEWEL s. GRAY, Worthy Marion.
MAYBELL L. HERBERT. p. NJ,

MOORE, HENRY b. OF 6465 Richie
Mae H Moore, father OF Barbara
A. Dutrow, Patricia A. Canter, Brad
ley B., Sharon A., Daniel II. and
James ?. Moore, brother OF Eunice
Coronado, Helen .Cramer, Daniel,
vived by seven grandchildren Rela-
tives and friends may call at 0asch's
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md, after y pm. Sun
be held on tuesday April 20. at
1880 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Camatarv
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day, April 10, 1868, at Arlington
Hospital, FRANKLIN SlEBERT
iinTton. va The husband OF Mrs.
Eva q. Cook, brother OF Harvey Cook
and Mrs. Mary Miller. FRIENDS may
call at the Domaine Memorial
Chapel, $50 South Washington ST.,
Asiex1noris; va tpsIxins iseliitieS ;;
Tuesday, April 70, at pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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SAUNDERS IySIG:Es. RUTH U1 JET FEE 2

Wednesday. April II, 1868. at the
Washlngton HOSPITAL Center, RUTH
JEFFERs SAUNDERS Of IS Ken
nedy st. NV. wife OF the late
Gilbert T. Saunders mother OF
Gilbert E. Saunders, ir.. and Mrs.
Helen s. Campbell. Services will pe
Memorial Church, 18th and 8 SITS.
NV. on Sunday April 81, at 3
pm. lnterment Washington National
Cemetery on Monday, April -
In lieu Of flowers the family re-
quests contributions be made to the
Minister'S Discretionary Fund OF
the Universalist National Memorial
Church. 18th and 8 SITS. NV. Wash
ington q, ID. C. 81
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HARLEY, MARY z. On Tuesday. April

40, 1888, MARY Z. HARLEY Hpt ot
g3l Longfellow st, NV, Apt, lO3,
beloved mother OF William s. and
Sergt. Chester T. Harley Also sur
ylying are four grandchildren. three
great Grandchildren, other relatives
ana many friends. After pm.
SUNDAY friends are invited TO cali
az the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, $500
Bth 81. NV, where a rosary will be
recited at $50 pm. REQUIEM mass
VIII be celebrated at St. Stephens
catholic Church, 25th ST. and Penn
Sylvania ave. NV, at 10 am. Nom
day April -. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. ISlg5I
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COOK, JESSE n. on Friday, April i

1868, at his residence. 1898 Sth
ave. s.w... Largo, Fla, JESSE h.
COOK, beloved husband OF Beulah
Cook. father OF Mrs. Doris kirkley
and Mrs. Beatrice Hause, brother OF
Perry and Edward Cook. Friends may
call at the s.. II. Hines Co, Funeral
Home, 29Ol i4th ST. NV, after ~
noon Sunday, April 81 (paTking IA
cilitiesl. Services at the above fu-
at G' b n4ln In M Nstia atn Me-,
mortal Park Cemetery, Fails Church.
Va n
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sORRELs. LOLA ". on Thur.day, AprlI

10, 1908. LOLA NJ 5ORRELS OF
oil cygnet Or, Alexandria Va
beloved wife OF the late William c
5orrels. mother OF William. P. and
Elwood sorrels., sister Of Elmer
Nichols Fr!ends are Invited 10 cali
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu.
neral Home OF Robert A. Pumphrey
Bethesda, Nd, where services will
be held on Monday, April %. at II
am. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry. 81
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~, 1868. a. WashnRton, D c"
I'd ST., Arlington, Va. father Of
Elmore L Newlou OF the home ad-
dress, brother OF Richard J Newton.
Mrs. Gertrude N smith Mrs. Elsie
Hoard, lie also is survived ny three
granochAdren and three great-grand-
children Friends may call a. the
A7hlEtOn Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax dr. Arlington. Va. after :
pm, Saturday, April 20 where
services VIII be lcld on Monday.
April .. al ] am Intermeut Ma
tonal Memorial Park Cemetery "