Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1931, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, COUNCILOR FUNERAL HELD AT NOON TODAY wood Cemetery. m. | o'clock today at Calvary Church, with | invitation of Mr. Abernethy at that Rev. Willilam 8. Abernethy, pastor, offi- | time. He was formerly assistant | ciating. bratian at the Army. Medical Muscum e Gy was removed from the | Mr. Councilor is 'sun vel v s ‘Ne'{::;s r‘\fiw{'ll home to Calvary Church | Widow. one son, Harry Allen CG;xrg‘lh)r o oeloek this morning and lay in | and two brothers, Pheron G. o B Do nti) the hour of the serv- burgh and James Allen Councilor of | [ Tees. Interment was Glenwood Ceme- | this city. Assistant Pastor of Calvary Blp-»w.y = I:EGISL.ATOR ,bIES : s Mr. Councilor had been in poor hesith | o tist Church Buried in Glen- | for more than a year prior to his death, | but his condition did not become serious | e until after an emergency operation for , W. J. Clapp, 73, of Riverton, Suc- k. He| S 1:2“:?:5“’::1&;‘02::: lIu“ :;:eoumr | cumbs From Heart Disease. for Rev. Homer J. church worker and enthusiastic SUD- special Dispatch jo The Star. e e atant astor of the Cal- | Porter of Y. M. C. A sctivitles. He “FRONT ROVAL. Va, July 21.—W Eounctior) Assisthut pasto | had been assistant pastor of the Cal- | | FCONE FOIC Ton SIW AL vary Baptist Church, who died at Sib- | vary Baptist Church for seven year PP, 73 ¥ pas ley Hospital yesterday, were held at 12 | having entered the ministry by special | four years a resident of Riverton, in | this county, died at his home, follo ing an iliness of several months from heart disease. In 1902 and 1903, he represented Barre County in the State Legislature | Tn 1908, by appointment, he became an assistant judge of Washington | County, Vt., to which position he was | | re-elected, finishing in 1914, Mr. Clapp is survived by his widow, who was Miss Mattie E. Hollister of Marshfield, Vt., and six grandchildren of Riyerton, Va. 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Arm Infection Sets In. The amputation operation was per- formed Sunday night by Dr. Danfel L. Borden in an effort to_stave off the infection in the arm. Mrs. Ford was brought to the hospital in her bus- band’s machine late Friday, after the car, driven by the clergyman, skidded Pred- erick, Md. Mrs, Ford’s arm was pin- ned beneath the automobile. Passersby assisted in. righting the car, and the injured woman was rushed to Wash- Born in_Racine County, Wis, in 1879, Mrs. Ford attended Lawrence Col- lege, Appleton, Wis. where she met |1 the man who later was to become her husband. When, in 1906, Dr. Ford was named missionary to Foo Chow, the couple was married and With the excep- tion of occasional furloughs and vaca- tions, they did not return to this coun- try to reside until 1927, when Dr. Ford In 1928, the couple came to Washington, where Dr. Ford has since been assoclated with Foundry Methodist Church, as directot of religious education. Funeral Plans Uncertain, Mrs. Ford is survived by her hus- band. a son, James L. C. Ford, who is assoclated with the United Press in New York: a daughter, Miss Alice Louise Ford of this city; a sister, Miss Louise M. Collier, and a brother J. 7. Collier, both of Racine, Wis. The son_hurried to Washington on news of his mother's fliness and was with her when she died Arrangements for funeral services had not been completed today. The body was removed to Hysong's Funeral Home. Births Reporled reported to ¢ 24 hours The ¢ tne Health DfDl Haiber Donovan, [l Marion M D;aths }iefiortea. The followine deaths have been re tment in the last 3 'Roth. 9. 334 E st e le Bodeker. 73. 3720 Upton st Claza Bradshaw. 69. 534 Lamont at Joseph A. Phelan. 59. 1524 Osden st James 6. U 5, 49, 4434 Reservoir rond 30, Walter Reed General Hos- 7. 8845 Georgin ave i0. found in Potomac orted to 4 hours P Cook. d States Soidiers’ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men's Wear Seventh and F Sts. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Adams 10341 ‘.% Ryan Servicel Is Friendly l’imnn The friends we make— we keep. They realize that their interests are our in- terests, too. That is why we have grown to be one of the largest funeral di- rectors in the city. Model chapel, private ambu- lance and livery in connection JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 DEATH COMES an Most Families Call CHAMBERS LARGEST IN THE CITY 5 Parlors, 3 Chapels, 10 Cars Hearses and Ambulances Free Use of Building Lowest Rates—Complete We have a $75 .Funeral for With Us Are W. F. ELLIOTT R. K. HARVEY Whose Father Burled Abraham Lincoln Experience of the Best Price of the Least In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W. Chambers Co. 14th Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone CClumbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Lese ) JULY 21, | | Brooks Fleld, Tex., 1931, MRS. EFFIE IORDA AUTOMOBILE DRIVER SUCCUMBS AT WHEEL Harry Hayes, 32, Dies While on His Way Home—Witness Sees Car Crash. Becoming suddenly 111 while driving his automobile early last evening, Harry Hayes, 32-year-old automobile mechanic of 10 I street northeast, was pronounced dead upon arrival at Sibley Hospital, where he was taken by a passerby who witnessed the uncontrolled automobile crash into the curb on North Capitol street near I street. ‘Thomas F. Collins, 324 H street north- east, who saw Hayes' car crash, took him to the hospital, James E. Hayes, brother of the dead man, expressed the belief that Haves Lad become fll shortly after leaving home and had decided to return when he was fatally stricken. Police report Hayes recently was treated by Dr James R. Costello of the 2800 block of Twenty-eighth street for heart and stomach trouble. Besides his brother, Hayes is sur- vived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Hayes, nd sister, Mrs. Frasices H. Zachary. HEART ATTACK VICTIM TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Special Dispatch to The Star SILVER SPRING. Md. July 21— Services for Peter Schweinhaut, Cedar avenue, on Sunday will be held tomorrow morning_ at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Rev. T. A. Calnan officiating. Interment will be in Mourt Olivet Cemeter: Mr. Schweinhaut had lived in the community for the past seven years ana was employed by O. J. DeMoll & Co. ! at the time of his death. CHAMBERLAIN RITES HELD| National Guard Officer, Killed in Crash, Buried in Arlington. Funeral services were held at the Ar- lington National Cemetery this morning for Capt. Carless J. Chamberlain, Medi- cal Corps, 71st Infantry, New York Na- tional Guard, who was killed, with three | other officers, in an airplane collision at July 16. At the time of the accident, Capt. Chamber- lain was a student at the School of Aviation Medicine at Brooks Field, tak ing the practical flight surgeon's course. He was a native of Tennessee and a graduate of Cumberland University and | Vanderbilt Universif His widow and two infant children, Fifty-fourth street, New York Cit. __FOUND. DOG —Airedale part Colliel cently ‘clipped: owner may h f3ing and paying for ad.. Cley female, re- by identi- 0832 AIREDALE _DOG. Liberal reward. Berwyn 340 BAG- Brown Gladstone bag. ericksburg and Richmond. Va taining man's and boy's cloth: reward. _Columbia_ 1111 CAP AND BADGE—_Will lady who found bus drivers cap and badge please commu- Efu'e with the Washington Rapid Transit and receive reward? Phone Adams 8¢ COIN PURSE. small, brown, while le; Allies’ Inn: valuable contents. Phone Adams 813" Reward i . R._PIN—With name, Blanche Silcott. Sunday mornine. between Military rd. and Columbia rd. Cleveland 4093. 5!- Tamed Patsie 220 between Fred- July 1§, con & Brownte; tag No. | Ploase call Poi. 3348. 1113 Vst n.w. FOUNTATY PEN. Reward. R. B. smm\ 'y GLASSES, SPECTACLES, shell rim. in black leather case. on_ 7th bet. E and ‘P or Peoples Drug Store. Reward. After 6 pm. call_Cleve. 1743-J. 5 HAT—Panami bassador Hotel turn to Burll Apt. 217. MONEY $40, two 330 bills, and M st ne. Reward. At fountain pen. 37 Ma: fcinity of 15th 1139 Abbey »l. fimmed i _white, Dlack-rimmed . wlasses Dr. Silver," and 311, Re- W, diamond. lost in_or neai Mount Pleasant stores between Irving and Lamont sts. n.w, Rewsrd. Mr. Emest H. Gregory. Phone Adams 6333 aftér 6 b, RING—Georgetown _class : bloodstone setting: initials 8. M. B. fuside ring: prob- ably lost Collier's Inn, Monday. Reward. Pleuse phone Clev. 2604 =2 STRAP-BACK _ BAG—Brown aTaling money, watch, spectacies and club incmber- Ship’ card: oetween 3808 13th st and 14th 5t "and Onk. Please return to above ad- Gress and_ receive reward. SPECTACLES—In_brown tween Census _Bureau Spring 1d.. Priday 729 Shepherd st. n.w. p iveen Ocean OHY. e Iome the tween Ocean City. an - reward: 3. A Adams. 1448 Clifton 5t. n.w.. Washington. D. C. 21 Ho e R DR aving tilver ban O¥mers Ramer lost at Union Station Sunday A Teward will be given if taken to parce roont at_station. 22° containing _ keys. case stamped ward. _Call Wit RING—Man's case, be- st.” and Reward. 22¢ leather and_10th afternoon. four sapphires, B o and G WATCH, ‘and white_gold. hezmen“:m}u and ¥ Brown leathe® @ @ W., National 0890. Reward. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St. Prompt Aute Delivery Service. rtistic—expressive—inexpensiv. AT MOD- BONE NAT, wibe Eye * For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. N.W. Nat'l 4908 CEMETERIES. ‘Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ° El ING PERPETUITY who | died of a heart attack in his home on | reside at 114 East| Liberal | ' | PARSONS. JAMES H. MES ®. On in Ohildre Sovpital, CLARENCE ARTHUR. son of ‘ine late Clarence A. and Mary R. Biddle, aged 3 years. Fuiieral private, Interment Crumpton, Md. BRADBURY, WYMOND M. Suddenly. on Tuesday. July 211931, at 10:30 & m. WY- MOND 'i1.” BRADBURY. Notice of funeral hereaiter. BRONAUGH, JOHN. Suddenly. on Monda July 20,"1931, JOHN BRONAUGH. Fune; Wednesday, July 23. at 1 p.m.. from the W. Ernext Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. BROWN. ANNIE FOSSET. Departed this life Monday, July 20. 1931, at her yesi dence. Waterbury, Conn., ANNIE FOSSET BROWN, ‘beloved ' wife of ‘William Brown and aunt of Dolly Davenger. Jane Way- man. Sallle Robinson, Edmonia and Kate Anderson, Richard Kape and Joseph Falr- fax. She also leaves a host of great-nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday. July 23. at 1:30 pmn. from Mount Zion M. E. Church, 29th 'st. between Dumbarton ave. and O'st. n.w. Relatives and friends in- vited. Remains will be resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chuich, 1432 U st n.w. BROWN, WILLIAM. Departed this life on Sunday, July 20, 1931, at Providence Hos- pital after ' brief illness WILLIAM BROWN of 117 H st. sw. He leaves to mourn_ their loss &’ devoted wife, Mrs Sarah Brown: 7 brothers. one sister and 8 host of other relatives and friends. Re- meing resting at the chapel of the George B. Clarke Co., 1416 Florida ave. nee.. un- tii § pn. Tuesday. July 21: thence to his late residence. Funeral Wedn 23, at 1 pm. Church, 3rd and vey Randoiph. pastor. Memorial Ceniefery. BURROUS, ALICE. On Monday, July 20. her’ residence, 76 Cheiry Valiey . Va. ALICE BURROUS wite of the late William T In her 76th ‘year of m her late resid July 22, at 2 pm. Interment Mount Cemetery, Baliston, Va. CHRISTIAN, MARY WILHEMINA. On Tues- day, July’ 21." 1931, MAR (HEMINA, ged 60 vears. beloved wife of Rufus L. and_mother of Weliner L. and Emily L Kidq Funeral from '} residence, 500 Longfeliow st n irsday. Julv, 23 In erment Cedar Hill Gem, tery, Noticé of e Jater EARLE, GERTRUDE . 20. 1931 at her residen: GERTRUDE Susan R. Ea Intermeni Lincoln On Monday, July 116 12th st. s e sister of Mis ral se held st the above réridence Wednesd July 32. a7 pm "Toterment Thosaday: Juiy 25 Mount emetery. Philn: deiphia, P, Re; a Triends FARIS, JOHN Wi ay. Ji 20, &L 9 am. ai Homeopats o ini, SBRR" Rl T Homeopathic ifos terment at Chiarlestown, FLETCHERNBERTHA. On Tuesday. 1530 EERTAR BeTOHER S 1, 2L of Henry Fletcher, sisier of 1aa°Jonnson Joki ‘and Walter Darpy: | Tater” "Ren esting at the ‘W. Ernest Jarvis 1uneral ch 4320 st now i b FORD, EFFIE COLLIER. Miunie Freeman, Notice of fune, On Monday. July ey Hospital, 10:30 a.m. tery. ALIC] July 20, Pty LICE HAMIL. tion. W will ‘be eai tend. » HENRY L£O. 1931, n of Suddenly_on HENRY LEO HAR- of Revecca Harley and arley and nephew of Dolly Shumate. ' He aiso leaves two grandfather and many other relats Funeral Wednesday. HARRY. _Suddenl 1931, HARRY. d the late ._on Mon e ‘beloved son Micoael Haves 0 Eve st . At 830 loysius Chusch, be sald at HAYES, Ju On Monday. is residence. LIAM HOLMES 8 sband of Eiizavet: iso leaves two sisters. seven arana: -grandchiidren and other Remains can be m. Wednesda 1 pm. f . C st between 61h Notice of fu xmvuu HARRY €. On MoAday. July 20 the x;".men hisan beth miker K ing at_the Col Hetite d Kenyon sts . 1931 at 1:30 pm. funeral’ of our late brother. KIMBALL, D. ALLEN., Master. el HARRY C.| CHARLES JOHN P. PUTNAM. KRAFT. AZALIE, On T at Georgetown Univ RAFT 21, 1081 AZALTE of ity Hospital, Prospect Ml Cematers LINGLE. LAURA VIRGINIA. On Mondar. July_30. ‘1931, ‘at_ Si Hospital. LAURA VIRGINTA. beloved mother of Raura May Kerr and ‘Albert F. Lingle. Fifer; William J. Nalles's funeral home. 522 8th st. se. on Wednesday .July 22. at 2 pm. Interment (private) Gienwood Cemeters. VICTORIA P. On_ Sundav. July . Kensington. Md " in her %th year. ¢ the late James H ne resting at_the Colon phrey. Rockville. Md. Funeral Wednesd: July 32. at 10:30 a.m. from the home of her deughter. Mrs Franx Rusk. 212 Conn ave. Kensington. Md. Interment (pri Ivy Hill Cemet: OVEKHALL. JOH i i Dep; this life en 1931 28 am. at Atlantic Citv. N_J. JOHN H. OVERHALL Notice of funieral Tater. On Tuesdav, Jule . beloved husband of Funeral from his July 23.°at 2 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. " Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- JOSFPH ALOVSIUS. On Sundav. . 1931, JOSEPH ALOYSIUS PHE- AN. beloved husband of Marie H. Phela Funeral from the residence ts daueh. ter. Mrs. James J. Havden. 112 Fast Brad- ley lane. 'on Wednesday. July 22. at 8:15 am. Reniem mass at St Panl’s Ch 15th and V sts. n.w., Wednesday. Ju 9 am ROBINSON, RICHARD. On Monday. 20. 1931 ' RICHARD ROBINSON. devi “on of Arfhur and Dorothv Robinsor: tice of funsral later. Remains resting the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st n.w. Jnv 20. 1931, 1d.. JAMES H, in Ris 62nd vear. Remains resi- ing at the funeral home of W er E. Rockville. Md. Funersl Wed- jul 22, ai 11 am. from the Methodist Churoh. Interment Church Cemetery. SCHWEINHAUT, PETER. Suddenly, on Sunday, July 19. 1931. at his residence. 8420 Codar ave.. Silver Sprin. Md . SCHWEINHAUT. beloved ‘busband of the late Annie M= Schweinhaut. Puneral from his_late residence on Wednesday, July 22. at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Mlchuls Church. Silver Spring, Md. am. Relative and {friends invited Qe lthnd Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. | SHECKLES. MARGARET R, On Mondny July 20, 1931, at Walter Repd General Hos- ital, MARGARET R.. beloved wife of the late James B. Sheckels. Funeral from the residence of her dlulh!tr, Mrs. Conrad B. Doyle, 641 Quebec st. Thursday, July e iherice fo_ Sacred Heart Chuu'h \hhfle mass r\u;‘ll be ll’fl"R"‘l ‘ll"fl am. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 22 SKINNER, CHARLE! ed this life suddenly, on Sunc 19, 1631, at 5:30 p.m., at his resides 3 . CHARLES SKINNER, husband of the iate Lillie R. Skinner. He leaves to mourn their loss three children. C. Luclen. Etsie “Skinner Sutton of ClI %0 and JAgnes Skinner Foster of Washingion. D. C.; one brother, James E. Skinner, two grandcail- dren, “Eirita_and Camille: a daughter-in- law, Eloise Skinner. and a host of other Telatives and friends. W. Bundy's 1 21 Flo: until Tuesday night. Body will t the Elks’ Home. 301 Rhode w.. from 10 o'clock Wednes- uiiti] the time of the funeral. Services at the above home at 2 o'clock Wednesday. July 22. SKINNER, CRARLES A, Columbia Lodse, No. 8% B P O B of W are noufied of the_death of Brother CHARLES A., SKIN- NER on Sunday, July 19, i931. ~Body rest- . WA !\xndy funeral home. €21 until Tuesday night. 1 'ie i state st Elks' Home, 301 “ISland ‘ave.. from 10 & m. Wedn: day until time of funeral services at El Home. Wednesday, July 22. at 2 o.m. For- est Temple, No. 9:'Morning Star Lodze. No. 40, and Columbia Temple. No. 422, are in; [ERBERT R. vite HI E. JONES. E. ELMER S. KYLER. Fin. Sec. STEVENS., JOHN 8 Devarted this life July 8, 1931, “at 9:50 o'clock. at Freedmen's Hospital; JOHN' S, STEVENS. He leaves to mourn ‘their 10ss a loving wife, Hattie Stevens: father, one sister. four brothers 30d 8 host of dtner reiatives and friends The resting Washington's, 308 nng & Hadl Undertaker Wesley ia ave. n.w. Bratha. Mon- | THOMPSON, CHARLES MOORE dsy. July 21, 193 Wit s, CHARLES MOORE THOMI beloved Husband of Lillian E. Thom Notice of funeral later. D. JAMES 8. On Monday. JAMES 8. WARD, loving son of Diges of Hilitop, Md. sisters. four brothers and other relatis and friends. Remains resting at the T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. sw. Notice of funeral jater. WILTBERGER. HATTIE. On Mondsy, July 20 1931. at her residence. near Be . ATTIE." beloved wife of Thomas L. i Puneral Wednesdsy, July 32, at Rock Creek Cemetery, 11 a.m. . ‘Wiltberger. In Memoriam BOSWELL, LAURA J. 1In loving rem brance of our “dear mother, LAURA BOSWELL, who died July 21, 1930, We miss her Dearest mother, we are lonesoms, For we miss your loving face, But you left us to remember Triat none on earth can take your placa How happy were the bygone days When our circle was complete But now it's broken, one Is Sone To live at Jesus' feet There are three words that sweetly blend; That on the ‘heart are g A precious. soothing baim they jend. They're “mother, home and heaven RER FOUR DAUGHTERS, » BROOKS. ADA F. A tribute of love to the memoiy ‘of my ‘dear mother.’ ADA F. ROOKS. who dled six vears ago todays Fy 2k iadh EVA B. WORKS. & FLETCHER, IRENE M, In sad bot loving remembrance of my dear sister FLETCHER, . who' deparicd. {his Iife™ year ago today. July 21. 1930 Wiy shrink from life that is to come, Which ends our toil and care, And reunites us in a home Where all is bright and fair? We only know that thou hast goné, And that the same returniess tide Which bore thee from us glides on. And we who mourn thee with it glide. WILL MONTGOMERY * 21, jad bt loving ea: wife and mother, ETCHER. who departed this 20 today, July 31. 1930. day perhaps we shall understand. yhen we meet again in that promised iand. You don't know the sorrow to be left alone Till God sends a messege to your home Tis sad when He calls for one or the other, But the ‘worst blow of ail is when God calls_for ‘mother HER _LOVING = HUSBAND, D D, DAUURT‘IR FRENCH. HUGH. 1n sad but loving re brance of our dear son. brother and cousin, HUGH FRENCH. who departed this lite iwo years a today. Juiv 21, 1929, His busy hands are folded. His Cork on sarh is done: Hig tricle all are ended + neovenly crown is_wo OTED MOTHER, !Im AND JENKINS. JAMES . In oy 2 brance of my F g R JENKT, husband. JAMES E. away two years age ne is the face T loved so dear. the voice T loved 10 hear. eway from sight or speech. 100 far for thoughts to reach. h road 1 :ake, 1v it mav be somcwhere Sotn < 1o hee v WIFE. MAGGIE. * In loving remembranee his shildren. his grand- ldren ‘and his great-grandchildren join n sad and loving remembrance of ISAAC LEVY. who died July 21. 1926, To live in hearts we leave behind is mot to die A good citizen LO' LEVY. 1SAAC His wite, Sai with ideals of service considerations of A religious man. h of his fathers in & for it the esteem and re- other faiths and creeds. A man. Wwho sought out the needs and loving hu her. ‘bequeath childr d his children's chil- n the memory of one of whom it might be_well said . 14 the elements ature might stand e ‘world, “This was & MARSHALL. PAUL. In loving memory of my dear husband. PAUL MAPSHALL. who died one year ago today. July 21. 1930. cup. a shock severe. <o dear. omplain, t azain . TEANETTE. : lovine memory_of Mrorher PAGL MARSHATL. why ay” July 21. 1930, we miss you we loved tou sm and wavs r in our hearts SISTERS AND BROTHER. NOTT. FLSIE LORRAINE. 1In sad but loving ELSTE sleen in Jasus HER LOVING SISTERS. MILDRED AND RIDGWAY. GFORGE A. Remembering the love_and devation of ray father. GEORG] ;‘RI;?G‘VQ‘A!Y who finished life's worl HIE D DAUGHTER. ALMA RIDGWAY POR- | STEWART. LORENZO T. A tribute of lave {0 pihe memors of mv' dear husband. LORENZO T. STEWART. who died 1. 1930, One year has passed. dear husband, Since vou were called away. How well do 1 remember That sad and weary day. No_one knows how much T mi No_one knows the love you gave Bu: we krow that God has blessed you WiTh sweet rest bevond the sgrave LOVING WIFE. LENA M. STEWART. TERRELL. ALEXANDI TTY. In loving femembrance of mv dear mother. 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