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PIRRONE. FRANK p, %. on SUNDAY.

Msrch nj ma Franz '1 pIR
ROME Jr, Of 1899 18th 81 Sc N,
beloved husband Of sandra :
Pirrone, father Of sharon ant
81 Io.:,s and Alberta PirIone' brother Q :.
Michael and David Pirrone. FuneTs
from the simmons Bros. FunerA
Home, 1881 Good Hope I'd Sc
parking facilities), on Wednesday
April 2, At $50 am. thence 70 81
Ts ass Van S e oisrse h fo4 e. I Sbs.
Of his soul al 0 am. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery, Visiting hour
until o pm.
PUTNAM. wILFRED y. on Friday
March 20. 1893, wiLFRED b Puff,
MAN OF 2Obb Carlton ave. ne.
beloved husband, o, Ethel ,, Put.
man.! man, iathsr o. Mrs Albert D
and Russeri p. Pullman Of Rock,
vile, Nd stepfather Of Rober
Il survived BY three brothers AMI
en- sister 80 Services .o,, y las s 4
~ NV. on Tuesday, April 2, Al
10 an, parking facllities). Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, l
REOPEN. WALTER FRANK. on satur,
day March 80, 1888 AZ Arlington
Hospital WALTER FRANK REOPEN
Of 2iOh hnnandale I'd, Falls Church
va. beloved son OF Lily A Reopen
brother OF Mrs Frank j, Kelly, John
Ted and Albert Reopen, Friends mas
Call At the Ives Funeral Home. 2s41
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, after
pm. Monday. April 4, until A.
noon "wednesday, April % thence q
Trinity Episcopal Church. Columbia
pike and South Wayne A.. Arlington
Va, where funeral services will bs
held At 9:lb pm fnterment Arling.
ton National Cemetery. .
REYNOLDS, CLIFFORD P. on Sunday
March 81, lpn1i ~ suburban. Hos.
pitAi, CLIFFORD p. REYNOLDS oil
COS Van Buren, ~ NV, husband Of
Retta p. REYNOLDS. father Of Mrs
Oeorge Davis. ir and brother OF
Mrs. ~ Lloyd Jones and Jackson G
Reynolds There are two Hrandehll.
dren, Mr., Reynolds rests a tht
1894 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Md where service will be held on
"wednesday, April 2, at ~ am
parking faeilitiesl, fnterment Port
Lincoln Cemetery Friends may visit
AZ NE funeral home after 4 pm
Monday
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MosLEY. VERNON NJ On sund'

March al IaS3 At sihlsy Memorss
Hospital. VERNON NJ. MOSLEY Of
22i0 Hall pl NV. beloved husband
OF Lydia MoSley. Also surviving are
five brothers and three sisters
Friends may call at GawleT'i
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
ST. NV parking on premises)
where services will be held on
Wednesday, April 8. at ii am
Interment Cedar Hill CemeIerY .
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Saturday. March 80. 1858, al
Georgetown University Hospital,
WILLIAM D. GAYLORD. Jr.. be-
loved son OF William ID. and Emily
M. GAYLORD tnee swagartl, grand
Gaylord and Mr.. and Mrs. John M
Swagart. Prayers will be Offered
AZ the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 474S Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Tuesday, April ., at pm,
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
tons 70 the Neurology ReSeareh
Fund GEORGETOWN University Hos
pital.
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MURPHY. JANIS FRANCIS. on Fri.

day. Marcn 20. 1868. at Washing
ton Hospital Center JAMES
West HSatiSyille Nd bnsbans 81 NJ
Doris l.. Murphy. father Of Mrs
Patricia L. Peele. brother Of Mrs
Margaret NJ. Mulvihill Ellen T.
John A. and William A. Murphy.
There also are three grandchildren
Mr. Murphy rests at the Warner ?
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md
parking facilitiesD. Mass will
be offered for the repose OF his
soul on Tuesday, April .. at ~
am, at the Church OF the Nativity
Of Our Lord Jesus Christ, 6O0l 18th
ST. NV, Washington. ID. c Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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STANFORD. LURE. on SATURDAY

March 50. 1868. At GeorSs Wash.
iinggson uniys5siiyr Hospital MISS
Miss Ruby c. stanford, Mrs
Janette 9 Reed and aunt Of Mrs
orville ID Thompson and Mrs
GEORGE WohlfArth. Mr., Wilmer p
Sparrow and Mr. oliver n Reed
idnn r are invited 70 ssli at ny
nv, where services will be held or
Tuesday, April 2. At 2.30 pm
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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DUFFY, MARY RUTH. On Friday

March 20. 1868. MARY RUTH
DUFFY of Fort Meade. Md, be-
loved wife Of Sergt Major Charles r
Duffy, mother OF Mary Anne. Fran
ceS, Charlene, Richarda, Richard
and Michael Duffy. Also survived BY
five brothers and two sisters. Friends
may call at the Laurel Funeral
Home, $50 Washington blvd. Laurel
Md. Mass will be offered for the
repose OF her soul at 10 am
Tuesday. April .. at the Post Chapel
Fort Meade. Md Interment Airing.
ton National Cemetery
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GATHER, SAMUEL GUY. On satur.

day, March 80, 1858. at Providenc,
Hospital, SAMUEL GUY GATHER
beloved husband OF the late Mari
Alice Gather, father OF Mrs. Char
lotte Hogan, Mrs. Katherine Chew
and Mr.. Robert s. Gather, brother
OF Mrs. Lillian Fahrney and Mr.
Francis 8. Gather Also survived
by nine grandchildren. Friends may
can AZ the Lee Funeral Home. Attn
St and Massachusetts ave, ne
where services will be held on Tues
day, April ., at ] pm. Interment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery. FreGerick,
Md. at 3 pm.
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EGAN. RALPH !, On Sunday. March

81, 1863. at nliffs Nursing Home,
RALPH /. EGAN Of 1913 Newton
st. NV. Washington, D. C.. beloved
Ralph M Egan OF Arlington, Va
Mrs Shirley Richardson Of Hayward
Calf; brother of Mrs Chesley J
Garland, Miss Beatrice Egan and
Guy Egan Of Cambridge. Mass. He
also is survived by seven grandchil-
Friends may call at the Ives Funera
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington
Va, after pm. Monday. April
where funeral services will be hello
on Tuesday, April >, at . pm Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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tai. CECIL HOPE MILLER OF 2Ol5
Monroe So ne, wife Of George
Dewitt Miller mother OF Mrs. Mar
Raret Ruth Houff and Mrs Carol
Hope Ward. sister Of Mrs Richard
Ledger Also survived by two grand
children Remains will lie in state
at the Church Of Our Savior, 18th
and Irving SITS ne where services
will be held on Wednesday April
g. at 10 am Expressions OF sym
bathy may be maid TO the Church
Memorial Fund or Cancer Society.
Interment Arlington National Gem
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DAVIS. SAMUEL q. or saturday
March an InAl SAAAIIE. = ~ We ~,

DAVIS, SAMUEL q. or saturday
March 80, 1868. SAMUEL b DAVIS
OF 1901 Argonne pl. NV, beloved
husband Of Gladys Camilla Davis
and devoted brother OF Mrs. Clyde
Brown, Browns County, Ind; Mrs
Dorothy Hasten, Louisville, Ky;
Louis B. Davis, Marion, Ind, and
Alvin B. Davis. Norfolk, Va. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky e. Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol
l4th st. NV. parking facilities adj
tacenD, on Tuesday, April ., al
$50 am, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. UndianaDOlis
papers please copy)
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HElUEMNN, ELEANOH Y, on Sunday
ELEANOR :. HEGoEMAN. sister ot
the late Minnie 3. and Crosby
Heggeman, aunt OF Clarence T.,
harold n and Dana B. White
Home, 4th st and Massachusetts
ave. ne, where services will be-
held on Wednesday, April g. at 2
pm. lnterment jamestown. NY
jamestown, N y, papers please
copyD
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WALKER. MELEN LUCILLE. suddenly.

on Sunday, March 81, 1863, MRS
HELEN l. WALKER OF 4l6 F st
ne She is survived by LOVING
mother, Mrs. Lucy Singleton: three
Frances Cox OF Knoxville, Tenn
and Miss Willie Mae Singleton
one brother. Fred Singleton OF Knox
vile. Tenn; devoted friend. Mr.
Harry Hatchett. other relatives and
many friends Remains resting al
the John T Rhines Co Funeral
Home. 3Ol5 18th ST. ne. Notice OF
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SAUNDERS. NEWTON L.. Jr. OF s4ls

18th -pl. Sc, on March 30, 1865
son OF Mrs. Mabel Saunders, brother
OF Mrs, Haze Mckinney, Billy L
and Robert L. Saunders Eight nieceS
and two nephewS survive Services
al Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
lth st. sc. on Wednesday April
., at pm. lnteTment Arlington
National Cemetery. =
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March 2S, 1903, BARBARA DALEY
Of '637 4 ST. Sc, beloved wife OF
Isaac T, Daley, daughter OF John
and Marie Logan. She also is
survived by four children. six broth
ers, tive sisters, other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed
from TO 9 pm. Monday April /
az the Barnes & Matthews Funeral
Home, 1919 l4th st. NV. Q4th
st. and Spring rdD, where the reel
tation OF the rosary will take place
at z pm. Requiem mass will be
celebrated on Tuesday. April ., at
10 am, at St. Cyprian's Catholic
Church, 18th and c SITS Sc. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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Hospital cATH nH7'i g C MkGoNE
beloved wife Of William P, Malone,
daughter OF Milton l.. and Mary c.
Thompson. sister OF joseph F.
Thompson. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd Sc parking IA
CilitieS. on Wednesday. April 3, at
10 am. thence to Mount Calvary
Catholic Church. FOreStville, Md
where mass will be offered at 1870
am for the repoSe Of her soul
lnterment, Gate Of Heaven Gem
etery. Visiting hours until o pm.
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WEDDING VIRGINIA DARE q
WEIR. HUGH WALTER On sunda,

March 81. 1868 HUGH WALTER
WEIR Of pa Kellar ave. Bay ST
Louis, Miss, beloved husband OF
Rosa Moon Weir and beloved father
Of Hilda Weir WEIGH Of Fairfax,
va. and Flora Weir Simmons OF
Norfolk. Va. Funeral services on
Monday April /, at 80 pm. at
the Rieman-Fahey-Wh Fu-
neral Home. Bay St. Louis Miss.
lnterment Cedar Rest Cemetery Bay
81. Louis, Miss. Family suggests in
lieu OF flowers contributions be made
10 the American Hnari ArnnrinAin.r.
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DE SHIELDS, BESSIE. On Thursday
E March rs, 1868. at District General
Hospital, BESSIE DE SHIELDS OF
$500 10th ST. NV, sister OF Gay
johnson, Gilbert, William and Lem
uel Moody. Also surviving are many
other relatives and friends From
q to 10 pm. Monday. April /.
friends. may call at Brook a. Allen
Funeral Home, l2th st. and Florida
ave. NV. Funeral Tuesday, April =,
at | pm, from Laurel Hill Baptist
Church, Louisa, Va. Interment
church cemetery.
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HACKLEY, HOWARD D. suddenly n,

Saturday, March 80. 1868. HOWARD
ID. HACKLEY Of 6222 Clay ST. NE.
devoted brother OF Miss Rosa Hack
ley, Mrs, Sarah Jackson, Henry, Will
liam, George, Charles and Alfred
Hackley. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
Rollins.
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GRACE LUCINDA o.

Saturday March 30, ! a63 at
Doctors Hospital, GRACE LUCINDA
She is survived by two brothers,
Duncan and Murdo Mackenzie Of
Canada. Friends may call at Gawler 5
Chapel. $3.50 Wisconsin ave. NV.
parking on PREMISES. where Serv-
.. at 1880 am Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery In lieu OF flowers
the family suggests contributions
NAV he made IN tho Cancer Soriptv
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SULLIVAN, THEoDOBE iTEDD. sud.
!i,1I 6,, on Frid9,9,y, Mtreh ~ 1868
TABBs. Olivia. on aalnrday. Mareh

W 1NNAN " bAhuhi
and OTIS p. Allen.
TABBs. OLIVIA. on Saturday. MAref
80. 1898, a. her residsnce. 1907
North Capitol st. OLIVIA TABBs
beloved wife Of Edward Tabbs
mother OF John A. Collins She alst
Ia survived by four cousins. othei
relatives and friends. The late Mrs
Tabbs may be viewed at the stewart
Funeral Home. 80 II ~ ne. aftei
. pm. Tuesday. Funeral "wednesday
Anil =. AZ Emmanuel naptis
Church, aiOp Ainger pl Sc. az /,
noon. lnterment Arlington Natlona
Cemetery,
rHARRINGTQN, FRANK T. on Phi.
day March 90. 1868 FRANK I
HARRINGTON OF 1863 Florida ave
NV. brother OF Sarah PafhAm OF
Raleigh, n c. Florence Reed ol
Berkley, Va Lula Harris Of RaisiRh
N C., and Mamie Mack OF Rich,
mond. Va. He also Is survived B,
nieces and nephews, ether rela,
tiyes and . host OF friends After ,
pm. Monday, April 4 friends A.,
Invited 10 call at the jarvis Chanel
l433 You nv where iunctaI
Al pm interment AfiingtUn
National Cemetery.
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March 30, 1858 WILLIAM L
RILEY OF 5I3l 10th ave WeSt
OF Frances p Riley father Of Mrs
Betty Cicala and Mrs Nancy
McCabe brother OF Mrs Madgt
Bremen, Cecil Vernon, Charles ano
Jack Riley Also survived by sly
grandchildren Friends may call al
the Nalley Funeral Home, 300
Rhode Island ave at Eastern ave
ne, where services will be held or
Wednesday April g. at 4 am Rela
tlyeS and friends invited Intermenl
Cedar Hill Cemetery .
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ARD. Members OF the AS
ISOLATION OF Retired Police
men, are hereby notified
of the passing of our late
brother. EDWARD BASS,
on Saturday, March 80,
1868. Remains resting al
~ I.nn A..I L..
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R. BoGARDUs, Master.

YONIKE. EUNICE J. OF 1871 Wis
consin ave. NV. on March 81. 1868.
mother of Patricia L. Risk. daughter
Of John and Nellie Mcnamara. sister
OF Alice NJ Duaue. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 3072 M
St NV on Tuesday April . at
am Interment washington Ma
tional Cemetery
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HODGE, MINNIE. on Saturday, March
80, 1858, at the Washington Hos
pital Center. MINNIE HODGE OF
80 Rhode Island ave, ne, aunt
Of Mrs Sanford RAtelin OF Palatine.
III. Friends may call al 0awler
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
st NV. parking on premises
Services will be held At the Philhpi
Chapel OF the Church OF the
Epiphany, 1917 q st. NV, on
"wednesday, April 3. ~ pm. In.
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MSfeh 90, 1895 MAUDE L. HGdHfs
ton, D.. C., beloved mother Of
Pauline Louise Crane and sister OF
Ida May Oentner She also Is sur
yiyed by a granddaughter, Shirley
Louise Mcmahon, and four great
grandchildren Mrs. Hughes will rest
~ OaSeh'H Funeral Home, 473n
Baltimore ave, Hyattsyiile, Nd, Uni.
~ $3.50 am Wednesday, April q.
thence 70 the Little Church. Fort
Lineoln Cemetery, where services will
BE- held a. 1880 an. Relatives and
friends Invited. fnterment private 2
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OTIS n. A special com
munication Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 9S5, A. p. and
A. NJ, Arlington. Va. Is
called at 1890 am, Tues
dsy April .. 1853. for the
purpose OF conducting Ma
sonic services at the flu
our late brother. OTIS D.
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DPatha

ACKERMAN. RAYMOND C. On Sunday
March 81, 1885,, AZ his RESIDENCE
MAN. beloved husband OF Mary
Alderman, father OF Lois Windhar
Of West Palm Beach, Fla; stepfathe
OF A. Lyree Phillips of Alexandra
Va Jean E. McFadden Of sulphu
Springs, Tex. and Mai, Elwood 1
ogle, USA, OF Coppras Cove. Tex,
brother OF Ruth Henersholt Of Ohio
He also is survived by four grand
children and 10 Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call at the Arehar
where services viii be held on Thurs
chicam1xen Methodist Cemetery
ChicamuNen, Nd.
ALBERT, GUSsIE. on Saturday, Marcl
80, 1868. GUSSIE ALPERT of 122
Eastern ave, Takoma Park. Md
beloved mother OF Mrs. Sally Corwii
Of Newton, Mass; Nathan Alpert o
Silver Spring, Nd, and Hymal
Alpert OF Silver Spring, Md, sh
Alpert OF New York, and six grand
children. Funeral services at tn
Bernard Danzansky & Sons Funers
Home, 1901 l4th ST. NV. lparkin
facilities adjacenD, on Monday
April I, At 30 pm, InteTmen
OHcN 6uoAOul- hlInuu lOThH CtHt
terry. Memorial week, 92l2 WatSo
I'd, Silver Spring, Md. In lieu O
flowers The family suggests tia
contributions bay be made 10 tn
Hebrew Home for the Aged. .
ANDREWS. MARGARET II. On Sun
day. March 81, 1868, MRS. MAR
GARET H. Andrews Of 1912 Trim
dad ave. lie. Remains resting at tn
Hall Bros. Funeral Home. 81
Florida ave. NV. Notice OF funera
later.
AXELROD, RICHARD. On Saturday
March 80. 1868, RICHARD AXEL
ROD Of S5lS Grub I'd, Siive
Spring, Md, beloved son Of Jean N
and Herbert Axelrod and brother o
Eileen N, Marilyn and Noreen Axel
rod. Funeral services at the Der
nard Danzansky a. Sons Funera
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. lparkln
facilities adjacent. on Monday
April 1, at pm. 1nterment Kin
David Memorial Gardens.
BASS, EDWARD. On Saturday, Marc
so, 1868. at Arlington Hospital
EDWARD BASS (ret. U. s. Par
Policeman), OF 500 South Adams st
Arlington, Va, beloved husband O
Katie NJ. Bass, father OF Warren !
and Joseph Z. Bass. He also is sur
vived by nine grandchildren. Friend
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
after 8 pm. Monday, April /, wher
funeral services will be held WedneS
day, April 3. at AS pm. Intermen
Arlington National Cemetery
The Republican., 1963-10-03

permitting unlicensed person to
operate motor vehicle, forfeited col
lateral of IS.
William Woodrow Teter, Cleve-
land, o., operating while his Ii
cense was revoked in Maryland,
was placed in iai! temporarily, was
tried September 30, and forfeited
collateral of 500 and costs.
Corwin b. DeBerry, Deer Park,
operating motor vehicle while un-
der influence of alcohol, pleaded
not guilty but was found guilty
and fined $1OO and costs. Sentenced
TO 30 days in the county Jail in
default of payment.
Theodore Angelo Uphold, Terra
Alta, operating with expired opera
tors license; entered plea of gull
ty and was fined $40 and costs.
Fine and costs were suspended.
The Republican., 1963-10-03

pleaded guilty to improper passing,
$40.
Howard Franklin ellsworth,
Oakland, displaying expired tempo
rary plates, forfeited collateral of
$40. He forfeited an additional $40
for operating without a license.
James Richard Flanagan, Oak
land, exceeding 80 miles in speed
zone, forfeited collateral of SO
James Milton Hardesty, Terra
Alta, forfeited collateral of $40 for
reckless driving.
Robert Thomas Grouse, Kitzmil-
Ter, operating at speed too great
for road conditions, forfeited col
lateral of $40.
Joseph Henry O'Brien, Jr., Deer
Park, exceeding so miles per hour,
$50 fine.
Ruth Lucille Malcomb, Deer Park,
improper passing, forfeited col
lateral of $40.
Weiton Lane, Mt. Lake Park, eX-
ceeding so miles per hour, forfeited
collateral of SO.
Craig Lee Sweitzer, Oakland, cX.
ceeding so miles, forfeited col
lateral of $40.
Sandra Ann Cosner, Mt Storm,
failure to dim headlights, forfeited
collateral of $40
lola Jean Smith, Oakland, stop
sign violation, S..
Marshall Dubois Jones, Western
port, exceeding so miles, forfeited
collateral of SO
Virginia Ann Fike, Oakland,
operating motor vehicle without
license, forfeited collateral of S..
Wesley Junior Fike, Oakland,
The Republican., 1963-10-03
Eastern Star Hosts
Grand Officers

Grand officers of Maryland, Or
der of Eastern Star, we're guests
of Oakland chapter No. 81, at a
meeting on Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Vernie Smouse, worthy ma
tron, and Reaford Purbaugh, worthy
patron, presiding.
Formally received were Mrs. Mel
lie X. Chcsney, worthy grand ma
tron; Howard E. Folk, worthy, grand
patron; Mrs. Mildred Martin, past
grand matron and grand trustee;
Mrs Evelyn B. Henderson, grand
marshall Mrs. Ida j. Nicholson,
grand Adah; Mrs Mary A. Brcnc-
man, grand Ruth; Mrs. Norma Lee
Bosley, grand Martha; Mrs. Cathe-
rine N. Massey, grand Electa, and
The Republican., 1963-10-03
Welfare Expenses
Take Fourth Drop

Expenditures for welfare work in
the county showed their fourth
drop for the fourth straight month,
according to a report released by
the State Department of Public
Welfare, DR.. Alvin Thalheimer,
chairman The drop in expenditures
for August totalcd $8l284, COM
pared to S53l62 for the previous
month.
The report showed that costs
through the office for August
totaIcd S42,G9O61 compared to $43,
SOFAS for July. The amount was
distributed among 9O1 persons, ten
persons less than the previous
month. The total did not include
costs of administration.
Largest category as usual was
the Aid to Dependent Children
category where 498 children in 1856
families received S19,O6031, an aver
age of S12218 per family. There
were ten new applications in this
department with six cases added
and eight cancelled.
In the division of Old Age as
sistance 204 persons received SILL
1869, an average of S58.51 each.
There were three new applications
with three added and one cancelled.
Three blind persons received S198.
One hundred twenty-eight per-
sons listed as permanently and
totally disabled received S7,30057,
an average of $57O4 each There
The Republican., 1963-10-03
Presents Book To Queen
At Buckwheot Festival

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Price, Mt.
Lake Park, were invited by the
BuckWheat Festival committee to
be special guests at the Queens
banquet at the Preston Country
club last Friday evening.
Mr.. Price presented a copy of
his book, Sing O Mountaineer," to
Queen Ceres the 22nd, and also
autographed a record of the Buck
wheat song, Way Up in Preston
County" with words and music by
The Republican., 1963-10-03

MIR. Price, which was recorded by
billies. The other side of the rec
ord was "Huckleberry Mountain" j."
also with words and music by Mr..
Price and recorded by Mr.. Fraley.
The official festival march and
song were composed by b. D.
Ward, of Kingwood.
In the absence of Governor Bar
ron, who had been expected for
the crowning of the queen, a copy
of Mr.. Prices book and record
were presented to Phil Spahr, the
School day chairman, to send to
Governor Barron.
The Republican., 1963-10-03

was one new case with two cases
added and three cancelled. Thirty
two persons listed under General
Public Assistance received 81 ,55l.09,
an average of $48.47. There were
II new cases in this department
with five cases added and two can
cclled.
Thirty-six children under foster
home care received $2,64395, an
average of S7344.
There were 274 cases in effect
under the certification for medical
assistance. There were twelve ad-
ditional requests with eight found
eligible and one ineligible. Five
cases were cancelled. Under GER
tification for hospital care there
we're 25 persons applying, and
twenty-five were found eligible and
and three not eligible.
Throughout the state the total
program cost S3,39l ,846 for Au-
gust compared to S3,S6O,771 for the
previous month and S3,441,702 for
August a year ago.
The Republican., 1963-10-03

Mrs. Laura Robinson, Mrs. Myra
Martin, Mrs. Dorothy S. Burgess,
Miss Margaret A. Flurshutz, dep
uty grand lecturers. Gifts were pre-
sented to the worthy grand matron
and worthy grand patron.
Visitors from a number of other
chapters attended.
A program, Autumn Leaves"
was presented which included
skit with Mrs. Elisabeth Thayer,
Mrs. Martha Lou Ashby, Mrs. Mabel
Teets Mrs. Josephine Fisher, Mrs.
Louise Stanton, Mrs Hazel Dowl-
ing participating. Mrs. Ethel Rae
Snyder sang, Autumn Leaves"
A socia! hour followed.
The Republican., 1963-10-03
SWANTON

Members of Girl Scout troop Ill,
of Swanton, we're guests of Mrs
Ettenger, wife of the district girl
scout executive, at her home in
Westernport, Monday evening.
The girls were shown treasures
collected by Col and Mrs. Etten-
ger while living in Japan and Ger
many, and she explained customs
and life of the people. Colored
slides of the countries also were
shown Seventeen girls and three
adults made the trip.
Two escapes from Arizona state
prison were shot to death in gun
battle. A third surrendered. All
seven escapes were accounted for.
The Republican., 1963-10-03
Seventeen Apprehended For
Motor Law Violations

Seventeen persons were appre-
hended in recent days by State
police for alleged infractions of
the motor vehicle department reg
ulations. They were listed on the
docket in the office of trial magis-
trate Robert NJ. Maroney.
Where fines were imposed they
we're in addition to the costs in
each case.
Aaron Orenstein, Silver Spring,
The Republican., 1963-10-03

b. and o. railroad asked Inter-
state Commerce commission for
permission to cut its coal rates.
The Republican., 1963-10-03

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