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The Sidney herald., 1963-03-27
Cartwright

Mrs. Marie Hartl was a dele
gate to the State Homemakers
convention at Fargo March II
to IS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar
and Bryan took Mrs. Scrivner
to Sidney and Fairview Satur-
day on a shopping trip.
Cards received from Mrs.
Frank Lassey from Bombay,
India, say she is enjoying cas-
ties, museums, etc. She visited
Nehru'S sister.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-27

= Dist. Judge
w. w. LESLEY of Bozeman, of
the 18th Judicial District, has
been named honorary chair
man of the 1868 Bell Ringer
campaign of the Montana AS
ISOLATION for Mental Health.
Mrs. George j. Allen, Liv-
ingSton, MAMH president, an
nounced the appointment of
Judge LESLEY. During the 1862
campaign Supreme Court Chief
Justice James T. Harrison was
honorary chairman. The drive
will be conducted during the
second week in May.
"By his voluntary work on
the problems of juvenile delin-
,quency, child welfare, alcohol
ism and domestic relations.
Judge LESLEY has shown his
concern for the mental health
of Montana people," Mrs. AL
len said.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-27

Mrs. H. A. Sommer and three
children have returned to their
home in Casper, Wyoming, fol-
lowing a three weeks visit
here with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald.
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Army Transportation Corps
after 10 years of Government
service. Before coming to work
for the transportation corps
he was employed by the South
ern Railway and the Reming-
ton Rand Corp.
Mr.. Talbert was a men,
Der of the Knights of Column
bus, and a member and head
usher for many years of Holy
Comforter Catholic Church.
Mrs. Talbert died in 1856.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs,
Margaret O'Neil, of Avondale
Md, three sons, William r. OF
Scotsdale, Ariz., Henry A. OF
Pittsburgh, and John E. of New
Canaan, Conn, IL grandchil-
dren and nine great-grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held 1880
am. tomorrow in the Robert
A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
131 Eleventh street Sc, fol-
lowed by a mass at IL am. in
Holy Comforter Church, Four
tenth and East Capitol streets.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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c. M. Adams, 81,
Army Muchinist,
Collapsed on Job

Charles M. Adams, SO, a De-
partment of the Army ma
chinist, died Wednesday after
collapsing on his job at the
Harry Diamond Laboratories in
the District.
Born in Pittsburgh, Mr.. Adams
attended high school in New
castle, Pa, and served his ma
chinist apprenticeship with
United States Steel Corp. there.
In 1940, he entered Govern
ment service at the Naval Gun
Factory in Southeast Washing
ton.
Mr.. Adams Joined the United
Engineering and Foundry Corp.
Of Newcastle in 1916, and
returned to Government work
in 1851 with the National Blu
reau of Standards.
In September, 1858, the part
of NBS in which Mr.. Adams
was assigned was transferred
to the Army with the activa-
ton Of the Diamond Ordnance
Fuze Laboratories, which are
now the Harry Diamond Lab
oratories.
Mr.. Adams leaves his wife,
Ruth, of the home address at
4201 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Burial was scheduled for
Newcastle, Pa.
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Mrs. Shook, 80,
Cited by Truman
For MurWork

Mrs. Sallie e. Shook, 90, who
was cited by former President
Truman for her volunteer Red
Cross work during World War
II. died of a heart attack Fri
day night in q Kensington
(Md) nursing home.
She would have been 100
years old on October II.
Born in Frederick, Md, Mrs.
Shook moved to Washington in
1887. On April Is, 1900, she be-
came q member Of Grace Re-
formed Church Of the United
Church of Christ, Fifteenth and
o streets NV.
During World War II, Mrs.
Shook headed the women of
her church in their effort to
provide bandages and other
supplies through the American
Red Cross.
Mrs. Shook, who also did
volunteer work during World
War I, was the widow Of Henry
M. Shook, a Washington build
ing contractor.
She leaves q daughter, Mrs.
Henry r. Wasser, of 1921 Mill
tary road NV; a son, Roy E.,
of 722 Anderson avenue,
Rockville, Md, and several
grandchildren and great-grand-
children.
Services will be at 2 pm. Mon
day in Gawler's funeral home,
$3.50 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Burial will be in Glenwood GEM
etery.
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E. B. Heron, A,
Official of GSA

Eugene B. Heron, As, an
official for the General Service
Administrators San Francisco
office, died at this home in
Corte MADEIRA, Calf, on June
30 from a heart attack.
A native Of Twin Falls,
Idaho, Mr.. Heron spent several
years in the Washington office
Of GSA before being transferred
to the West Coast office.
Survivors include his wife
Betty, and four children Diane,
Eugene. jr., John A., and Helen
Patricia, of the family's home,
and his father, A. B. Heron
Of Twin Falls, Idaho.
Burial was in the Golden
Gate National Cemetery in San
Bruno, Calf.
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Henry ToIbert Dies;
Ushered for Presidents

Henry D. Talbert, 80, who
ushered three Presidents into
their inaugurations, died
Thursday in Washington SAM
tarium Of complications re-
sulting from o fall.
Mr.. Talbert, who lived at $50
Twelfth street Sc, from 1905
until 1886 served as head usher
at the National Theater and
later was assistant manager
there. He also was head usher
at Constitution Hall and the
Watergate.
He began putting Presidents
in their places at the inaugu-
ration Of Theodore Roosevelt,
when he took over supervision
of seating arrangements at
ceremonies at the Capitol at
the request Of the Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate.
Mr.. Talbert saw Franklin d.
Roosevelt through all four of
his inaugurations and led
Harry Truman down the aisle
at the Capitol when he took
the oath Of office.
But Mr.. Talbert was best
known for tossing bouquets. AS
head usher at Constitution
Hall, Mr.. Talbert capped the
performances of such greats Of
the music world as Lily Pons
and Gladys Swarthout by toss
ing bouquets of flowers to
them as they took their bows.
His bouquet tossing per-
formances came to be a tradi-
ton, and members of the audi
ence who had come to recog-
Iiize him often would applaud.
He would bow gracefully to the
star, then to his audience and,
smiling, retire up the aisle to
the rear of the hall.
AS he had ushered her
father to his Inauguration, Mr..
Talbert gave to Margaret Tru-
man the flowers symbolizing
her audiences respect in her
appearance at Constitution
Hall.
Bouquet tossing did not &C.
cupy all of Mr.. Talbert's time.
In 1856, he retired from the
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Harry P. Whitmore,
Retired Art Dealer

OMAHA, July IS (AP) -
Harry P. Whitmore, often re-
ferred to as the dean of Amer
lean art dealers, died late yes
terday at his Omaha home.
Until his retirement three
years ago, he had operated an
art store in downtown Omaha
for IS years.
Mr.. Whitmore made annual
trips to Europe to buy art
treasures, and was represented
abroad by a number Of agents.
His galleries included work of
the masters.
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St. Cherries Society
Elects LocuI Pastor

Father Guilivo Tessarolo, pas
tor of the Holy Rosary Church,
Third and F streets NV, was
elected superior general of the
Pious Society of st. Charles in
Rome on Friday.
A pastor at the District
church for three years, Father
Tessarolo left for Rome June
20 to attend a general meet
ing of the society, an inter-
national Catholic relief organ
ization for Italian immigrants.
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DEATHS
In MRntnriattt
Announcement Of
Services By ChambeFa

NV 8SsE SSsS@S seS$ss
BARNES, PATRICIA ANN. In loving
memory Of our daughter. PATRICIA
ANN BARNES, who departed this
life one year ago today, July IA,
1862.
when we reach the heavenly garden
And see her in full bloom,
The flower we loved so dearly
And thought God plueked too
soon.
Oh, then we win know the reason.
Though we know It not day,
Why in her fragrant beauty,
God took our flower away.
MOTHER AND DAD.
BRUCE. DOLLY A. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear mother and grand
mother, DOLLY A. BRUCE, who
passed passed away away thirteen ten, years ago
You viii meyer eyer be forsottsn ,..,,
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, LII
BRUCE ANp CHARACTERISTICS,
BUTLER. CLAIMING A. In loving
memory q our dear husband AND and
years ago. July Il. 1857.
Our thoughts and memories Of you
win never fade.
You died beloved by all.
DEVOTED WIFE, NORA B. BUT
dER. AND DAUGHTER. HAZEL
HANDYs. In loving remembranee o.
HANDY, who departed January 90,
81, le47; OLIVE HANDY KIM:
9 eReos July MAJ a. "a lsi isso. and
They have left our home for home
They will be always loved ane
fsmsmOe TIE FAMILY.
OvERTON, NIX. AND MRS. In low
ing memory Of our mother, MAR.
oA GAR ~, J. ovERToN' VII, Eho passed ,,iS
IA. le5a. and our father. THOMAS
years ago, April 8. 1850.
Although life'S sun for each must
Those whom we love we'll never
pEvorEp DAUGHTER. GRAND.
CHILDREN AND SISTER.
ROYsTER, REBECCA A. In loving
memory Of REBEcCA A. ROYSTER.
who departed this life June 20, 1859.
We might forget when
We can't forget who.
YOUR DEVOTED TSi pHuoRrER. WILL
LIE, AND CHILDREN.
sYPHAx, CAROLINE p. AND Ennis
ents, CAROLINE ?. sYPHAx, who
died July ~, 1914. and ENNIS II.
sYPHAx. who died November 80,
bo IS sgE ALMA. RUTH AND
TYLER, A. J. AND Z. X. In loving
memory OF our former pastor, the
Rev. A. J. TYLER. who passed away
sse SSS years EAR n ssS J tby R.
eight years ago. May & 1855.
We watched you slowly fade away.
God was watching from above.
We prayed 50 hard for you 10 stay.
But go took you home TO share
THE TYLER '' MEMORIAL CLUE,
MOUNT AIRY BAPTIST
CHURCH; MRS. CLARA JACK
SON, PRESIDENT.
wEBsTER, 2. CLIcE. In loying mem
CLICE. who passed away two years
ago Sunday, June II, 1862.
The stars are brightly shining
Upon, a silent grave;
In Il lies a loved one
I loved, but could not save.
In my heart your memory fingers.
sweetly, tenderly, fond and truei
That do not think OF you.
YOUR EVER-LOVINo WIPE.
BIRDIE
WILSON, HENRY U. A tribute Oh
love and devotion TO the memory
Of our beloved husband and father,
HENRY U. WILSON. who passed
away sixteen years ago today. July
IA, lg47.
No pen can write, no tongue can tell
Our sad and bitter loss,
But God alone has helped so well
To bear our heavy cross.
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will be forever In our hearts.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND CHILL
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SMITH, sYBM L. On Saturday. July
MISS sYBIL L SMITH. beloved
sister Of Mr.. Richard W. Smith Of
nice c. Smith Of Gardner, Mass.
aunt Of Mr.. Philip c. Smith Of
Fort Worth, Tex. Memorial serv-
ices will be held at Christ
Church, Episcopal. washington
Parish, ,,, S29 Q s. 4, &C. on W SSSsSs;
are invited to attend. Interment
private.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
July II, 1868
DHathH

RICHARDSON. ~, GEoRGgEs Ga T;,o1ooRn
v. RicHARDsoN Z 81 : 1857 Monroe
st. NV, father Of James W. Of
IostsTqS SItaa yyssi He cSs. Lee .r q
i1Et9n: p 7: G.; Mrs. Louise ;. Rice
Ida Miagie Of Washington, D. G.
children, eight grsat-g5andehiidren;
I sHlRsiini sHd asri SSV' i Rec
two dauEhters-in-iaW, Loucilie
Richardson and Mrs. Fanney Rich
ardson; other relatives and many
Friends After. IL noon ON sund,s AZ.
Maivan q sehey. Inc, Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and r ST.
NV, where funeral services will
be held on Monday, July. 15, at
1870 am. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
ROBERTSON. CORA BELL. on FRI
day, July 70, 1868, CORA BELL
ROBERTSON Of 91S MARYLAND ave.
ne, beloved mother Of Mrs. Will
liam Pop Of Damascus. Nd; grand
P PSs o. MR.; dMaEESSssrits Nj NJ
liam Neal and Danny Ray .McPhaul,
sister Of Mrs. Mile Talent and
Miss Blanche Croxton. Friends
may cal at the Lee Funeral Home,
services eel wi viii N Be- held ID on Monday.
July. is, at 1880 am. Inter-
ment st. Paul's Episcopal Cemetery,
Momini Grove, Va at 3 pm.
S SMUTthern Neck Va papers please
'0pS'
mn o. 1aes ~ the preshvttTiayn,
Home. Il MA iSO 8. Ro s scSs''V wife
Of the late Stephen. A.. Robinson.
Friends may call at the 9. \; Hines
Co. Funeral Home, .29Q1 14th 81,
MA from pm. Saturday. ,; July Y x
parking fSciiitiesS. Services at
the Presbyterian Home, 1880 Mill
tary I'd, NV, on Monday, July
Is, ct 2 pm Entombment Cedar
Hill Mausoleum.
ROGERS. EMILY n; On SATURDAY h1TSg.;
Of b0Si b3th ave. RoGers Heights'
Nd. beloved wife Of joseph I. Rog-
ers, Sr.,, mother Of Mrs. Lorraine
Householder. and Charles Z; and
JSSsHh RGgsT Ts.,S Sr ana daI sister 81
william william <. BSrsess. She also Is
survived BY four grandchildren. Rel
atives and friends may call ct
GaSch's Funeral Home 4!oB beltl-
more ave-. Hyattsville, Nd, after 4
pm. Sunday. July IA. until 10 am:
Tuesday, July 10, thence TO Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum Chapel where
services will be held at IL am.
Interment private. 10
sCHERER, MARY A., On Friday,
July 10, 1868, MARY A. SCHERER,
beloved wife Of the late Kari
Scherer, mother Of james A. and
Karl A, Scherer. Friends may can
Al the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. 131 18th st. Sc. parking
facilities), until TUESDAY July 10,
at $3.50 am. Requiem MASS at
the Sacred Heart Church az 3
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 10
n communication Of Cherry
N dale Lodge, No. AZ, A. F.
W a A, NJ, is called for
MWN Tuesday, July 10. 1858, at
~RN / PM, to conduct funeral
AVA services for our late broth
" er. THOMAS B. SEGAS-
SER, as q courtesy to East Lincoln
Lodge, No, 30, Of Lincoln, Eeor:
Services ct Fort Mysr Chapel at
HOMER F. COOPER. W. M.
CARL c. CoMLEY, Secretary.
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SI II. is ssA EVA VI r n SNIFF q 1873
a st; NE. beloved wife Of Samuel
Las Smith E6D. T T.ss ana q Anna aisyEsS eS
son; stepmother of Ronald Smith
and Geraldine Jackson. sister Of
James Watkins. She also Is sur
viVed by other relatives and q
host Of friends. After / pm. Sum
ssy "a: Iu 4 fTsRds cS are nT T4ss
You st. NV. Funeral services win
be held at the New Mount Olive
Baptist Church, 5Sth and Grant
SITS. me-, on Monday, July Is, at
10 am. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. IA
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WILL, sYBI. The officers and mem
~ bers. Of Martha washington Re-
In bekah Lodge. No. 8, are re-
NJ ouested TO be present at the
A s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
IL 2901 l4th st: NV, on Sunday.
NH July IA, 1868, at 1880 pm.
EU TO conduct Rebekah services for
" our late sister, SYBIL WILL.
~ NELLIE E. LEE, Noble Grand.
FREDA KNEPPER, Rec. Secy. IA
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LEWIS, KATIE N. On Wednesday,
July 10. 1858, KATIE N, LEWIS
Carter and Ernest Nelson, devoted
friend Of Milton. Wlnslow. She
also Is survived By three grand
children, three nephews, two nieces,
other relatives and friends. The
tie stewart Stew 'T Funeral a * nse~ 90 n
July IL, where the Rosary viii Be
recited at 8 pm. Mass will be
offered on Monday, July is, ct the
81. Vincent de Paul Catholic
Church, South Capitol and NJ SITS.
Sc, at 9 am. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. IA
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jSzIkSry EsSSs; g E'v sS SSSE dSi' 4
Ella Longboat Of 1854 Kalorama
I'd. NV. He also Is survived By
other relatives and many friends.
t After pm Lv,i Monday. July IS.
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday, July is, at 10 am,
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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SsS; yaIy !, 'isss, boRoTfHYY 01 E.
NV, beloved wife Of Cave New:
man and mother Of John, Cave,
Theodore, James, Gertrude, Betty
and Constance Newman. Also sur
wing are five brothers, Harvey,
Leslie Lewis; five sisters. MIS-
Louise Minor, Mrs. Nellie Mae Glas-
coe. Mrs. Rosalee Williams, Mrs,
Bessie Carswel and Miss Bertha
Lewis; two grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. Friends
Home, 1880 9th st. NV, after
pm. Sunday. July IA, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, July
~, at 4 pm. Interment Lincoln
memorial Cemetery. IA
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MEDLOCK, JUANTTA r. On Tnur,

AEDLOCk, JUANITA B. On Thurs
aosptaL Jt 61 FESS s Il LEoSeeskam sft:
Of the late Jessie Medlock and
sister o. Mrs. Christine Hubbard
and MIS-. Josephine BoWden. Al
host Of other relatives and friends
also survive. Funeral services viii
be held at the Lewis Funeral Home,
500 Wolfe st., Alexandria, Va. at
pm. Monday, July is. IA
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MoQRE. EANNIE G. .on Prlday. Jul

e. lsss. y the o Sa sri %s:h fSIy
Silver Spring. Nd, beloved mother
SS e MEs, jessie M n, osEis9 and
Calf. She also Is survived by
four grandchildren. Friends may
call ct Gawler's Chapel, Wiscon-
sin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premises), on Sunday,
July H. untl 10 pm. Interment
Roanoke Va, on Monday, July is.
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EDWARD B, HARRY,
Acting President.

MRS. WELLINGTON.
Died on Friday, July ~, 1858,
MRS WILMINGTON HodELAND,
aged a., Of 1000 Cathedral ave.
NV. She Is survived By one son.
Albert W. Hogeland Of Pittsburgh,
w. Grossly Of Beaver, Pa; four
grandchildren and three great
shiiiinser Funeral Home, Esston.
Pa. will be In charge OF private
services and interment at the con-
venience Of the family.
HUGHES, DIR, HUGH PRICE. sud
denly, on Thursday, July IL, 1868,
HHl}asHEss d son Dr. 81 tn. HIGH Sss REV. rf siS
gleton r. and Sarah +. Hughes.
Ne is p sTySsd ~ 81, s HSSss, wife ss
children. Hugh Price Hughes ir,;
Brown, Mrs; Charlotte wilson OF
Baltim9re, Nd Mrs; Dorothy Har-
RS Of washtinEton, 2; e, and Mrs.
one sister, Mrs. May johnson. Of
New York City; eleven grandchil:
dren and many other relatives and
s,d ,h su neral services WI ee
Memorial Church, Dolphin and Ell
ting sts., Baltimore, Nd. At II
Arbutus Memorial Cemetery.
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STUART, REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES

josEFH At UsN 4 eRssllsa on ETis
t ssy july E,v r. I hsSS at A ihs BE
JOSEPH STUART Of 3201 South
S Sta t 81 r sas s,r va H ssSsSt
and father Of II, Charles J. Stuart.
IT,, and Mrs. Marion s. Du Vail.
Services will be held on Tuesday,
July 10, at 10 am, at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
oSsgs c0S SsRsssSy In u lieu NAT q
to the American Cancer Society. Is
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MCLEAN, JAMES. On wednesday,
BOA San U g. Sc, ms Mr. fes JAMES
McLkAN, beloved husband Of Mrs.
Mlldred Mclean. He also Is sur
viyed ny three sons. Robert, john
ne and James. IT,; q mother and
Lean: one sister. Mrs, Lenora Wig
gins; 9 host of other relatives
and many friends. Remains NAV
be viewed at the Hail Bros. Fu.
neral Home, 621 Florida ave. NV,
On Monday, July 10. after 4 pm.
the Evangel Temple. 3641 Georeis
aye. NV, on Tuesday, July he,
az pm, the Rev. John L. Meares
officiating. Interment Carver Me-
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OWENS & III aff'j saIi MARx &, 5 siRIA
Sprtng,. Nd, beloved mother Of
s Mas AfHRs Vs. ana A Ps GssDb e sIysI
Of Lanham, Nd; sister Of Norman,
Richard and Gilbert Owens. Mrs.
Maude Cheseldine, Mrs. Annie Sim
clair and Mrs. Nellie. Ellis. She
also. is survived By eleven grand
dren. Friends may can al the 8
Il; Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
lAth st NV. parking facilities.
The Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass
will be offered at the Holy Angels
Catholic Church, Avenue. Nd, on
the repose Of her soul. interment
Sacred Heart Cemetery, Nor
ganza, Nd. IA
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CLARA sTOwELL. On satur-
SsS:s. 'Yy Primrose HI lses eebsRRSS her resi-
Nd, CLARA sToWELL LEECH'
mother OF Eleanore and Marion
Leech and sister Of Miss Edith
stowelL all Of the home address.
Friends may call at 0aWler's Chapel,
WISCONSIN ave. at Harrison st. NV.
July IA, from 8 to s pm. Services
viii be held at All Souls Memorial
episcopal Church. Chevy Chase, Nd,
on Monday, July Is, at II am. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery. In lieu
made to All Souk Memorial Epis-
copal Church. or TO the charity Of
your choice. is
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MATHEWS, JOHN. On Friday, July
Y. 1868 at his residence. 1912
S SHESa MS SSa 81 AS5 .oEysS ,,tSs;
Come I sdars ss'e and Ed EsS j. Of M sas
thews Of Washington. D. G.. He
also is survived by two grandsons.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu.
neral Home, 2647 Wilson blvd,
ices will be held on Monday, Juiy
10. 81 2 pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. IL
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july IT, i htsA aEERY O. B. rAaEGB5fEasF
beloved husband OF the late Agnes
N. Talbert and father OF william
Raymond. Henry A. and John Z.
Taibert and Margaret A. O'Neil. He
also Is survived By IL grandchildren
and nine .great-grandchildren.
Mattingly Funeral Home, 1871 18th
81. sc. parking faeilitiesl. until
Monday. July rs, at 1890 am.
Requiem Mass az Holy Comforter
Church. ct IL Am. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Cedar
HIN Cemetery: AZ The request Of
and Sunday from 2 10 and 2 to
$50 PIN. IL
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PARKER, MARY ELIZABETH. on
EhfzzsEFfafl ' pk ksR: F90s; Ss ss5s
IiSslsn Da ltaSss SheXsr!y' , Ma be-
three grandchildren, Friends may
S9s sslt alasss' sI runsT pI.,t HSms
sstard slt'r July DS s S sssn,. lq 70 Pine &.
Harold Jenkins Funeral Home. Main
ST., West Falmouth, Mass. The
Holy o,, Sacrifice &, e e. the Mass Eil
S @S,,S a. y; Patrick's Church Fal-
July 10. ,Interment 50. JoSeph's
Cemetery, Falmouth. Mass. IA
PRINTZ. EMMA y. on Thursday. July
IL, 1893, at her residence. 60IS
Shelby DR.. Sc, EMMA y. PRINTz,
the beloved wife OF Linwood o.
Prints, mother Of Mrs. Mary Davis
Mary Fortei sister Of Mrs. Rose Lo-
reto, Leo, Nicnolas. Gus, Dominic and
Joseph Forte. Also survived BY seven
grandchildren. Funeral from the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1851
a sS a aoP so I'd Sc SparhinE f1si
Catholic Church, oxon Hiii. Nd,
where Mass viii be offered at o
am. for the repose Of her soul. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Visiting hours until 0 pm. IA
CHARLES n. on satur-
day, July IS, 1893, at his resi-
dence. Mr., CHARLES II. PROC
TOR Of 1921 81. Barnabas I'd, Sc,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Annie G.
Proctor. devoted father OF Mrs.
tor, Mrs. Ida Butler, Mrs. Dorothy
Rankins, Walter, Sidney, Charles
IT., and Robert Proctor; one broth
en-, Walter Proctor; one sister, Mrs
Mary Newman; % grandchildren,
3s Observation-Disclosures. other rela-
resting at the John 7. Rhines co.
Funeral Home, 30i5 18th 81. ne.
Notice Of funeral later.
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SA H. iis ssLI SALLY Z. sHooK q
the late Henry Walter N: Shook
and mother Of Mrs, Henry z: was
ser and ROY e. shook. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
consin ave. at Harrison 81. NV
ices viii be held on. Monday, yulS
is, at 2 pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. IA
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wednesday. July 10. 1868. at his
ss SS nal aiS FLOWS YSA SsEr eSs H TSsa
G. Hinchman, father Of Mrs. An
thony p. Betty Leo and brother
Of Mrs. Ada q. Lppy and Mrs.
Eva n. Newell Of Binghsmton, N. Y.
There are two grapdchAdren.
E. Humphrey Funeral Home, e434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on Mon
day, July 15,. ct 1890 am. Ozark
ing facilitiesl. Interment Arling-
ton national Cemetery: CBing,
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3 july Ii. 1888, JAMES N. HENRY HENRY
q 81 bL.. st. n .o,r Re .L Is s9E T,vnS.
pm. to 10 pm. Services at the
Universal Funeral Home, SIC II
st. Me-, on Monday, July Is, at /
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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FLOYD b. Members Of
Stone and Marble Ma
sons, No. 2, Of Wash
ington. d, c., are here
with notified OF the
death Of Brother FLOYD
B. HINCHMAN. Friends
may call ct the Warner
e. Humphrey Funeral
- Georgia ave. Silver
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WILL SYBlL L. Officers and mem
bers Of Goodwill Chapter,
WI No. SO, o. e. s., are hereby
NA notified TO assemble at the
MZA s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 18th st. NV,
ct 8 pm. Sunday. July IA,
1868, to conduct services
for our late sister, SYBIL I. WILL.
FREDA c. HILL, w. M.
HAZEL WAKEFIELD, Secretary,