Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1935, Page 11

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Besides Mrs. Updike, Mr. Treas is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Lester N. Kimbel, also of Washington; three sons, R. H. Treas of New York, H. M. Treas of Danville, E. W. Treas, Berwick, Pa., and a sister, Mrs. D, F. Pursel of Sunbury, Pa Funeral services will be held Satur- day in Riverside, Pa, Wife of Dr. Edward A. Balloch Was Accomplished Musician and Composer. Mrs. Lillian P. McGrew Balloch, wife of Dr. Edward A. Balloch, died yesterday after an illness of several months. She was 70 years old. Mrs. Balloch, the daughter of the late J. Milton McGrew of this city, was born in Batavia, Ohio, but came to this city while a child and lived here since that time. She was known as an accomplished musician and composer. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by her daughter, Mrs. William Dawson, wife of the American Min- ister to Colombia, and two sisters, Mrs. John Wesley Smith and Mrs. Agnes McGrew Wickersham. Puneral services.will be held to- morrow at 11 am. at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N street. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Historic Letter Found. While planks on the middle gun deck of the Victory, Nelson’s old flag- ship, at Portsmouth, England, were being taken up during repairs, s letter written to « marine in 1827 was dis- covered, and while yellow with age, it was still decipherable. 1171 ] T T AL L Chambers, Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World The beauty of $500 metal. ALL FOR ONE PRICE TR 1400 CHAPIN N. W, Call Columbia 0432 T AT T 6 Chapels, 12 Parlors, 20 Cars, Hearses and For the small price of $265. The complete Funeral Service by Chambers includes: Cars, Hearse, use of Chapel and all other detalls. You will agree with thousands of other families served by Chambers it’s a service of beauty, dignity and quality fit for Kings. 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Co-ordination of yground and park receration is possible under ex- isting law, he said, but new legisla- tion would be required to carry out a complete plan of unification. He referred to recommendations of L. H. Weir of the National Recreation Association that recreational facilities here be co-ordinated under a su- perintendent of recreation to be se- iected Dy a special committee named by the Commissioners, the Board of Education and park authorities. Finnan said 80 per cent of the local citizens’ organizations that have been heard from favor the co-ordination program. EDWIN SWEET DIES SUDDENLY IN WEST Former House Member and As- sistant Secretary of Com- merce Was 88. Mrs. Lena Nelson Anderson, life- long resident of Washington and nearby Virginia, and a descendant of Thomas Nelson, signer of the Declara- tion of Independ- ence, - died this mmlnc at Emer- gency Hospital. She had been a resident of Lyon Village, Va., since 1930, and was ill for several months. Mrs. Anderson was born near ‘Warrenton, Vi a daughter of the late Capt. Joseph H. Nelson, former mayor of War- renton, and Mary Wingfield Nelwn. She lived in Wash- ington about 25 years. She is survived by her husband, Thomas G. Anderson, two sons and two daughters, Mrs. Samuel Poe Car- den and Robert Nelson Anderson, of Lyon Village; Mrs. Robert Wendell Eaves of Alexandria and J. Nelson An- derson of this city. BARRETT RITES SET Artillery Officer Will Be Laid to Rest at Arlington. Funeral services for Capt. Roy T. Barrett of the 2d Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Monroe, Va., will be con- ducted at the Walter Reed Chapel to- morrow at 1 p.m. by Chaplain Frank L. Miller. Chaplain Julian E. Yates will conduct services at Arlington Na- tional Cemetery at 2:15. Capt. Barrett, who died at Walter Reed yesterday, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Selma L. Barrett. Born in Lafayette, Ind, on April 8, 1895, he entered the Army through the Cal- Edwin F. Sweet, Assistant Secretary of Commerce here during the eight years of the Wilson administration and member of the House from the fifth Michigan district from 1911 to 1913, died suddenly yesterday at Ojai, Calif. He was 88. A native of Dansville, N. Y., Mr. Sweet was a graduate of Yale Univer- sity. He practiced law in Grand Rapids, Mich., for many years, also serving a term as mayor. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Sophia Sweet, with whom he lived, and Mrs. Daniel Stanwood of Brunswick, Me, wife of a Bowdoin professor, and two sons, Carroll Sweet, Grand Rapids, and Dean Sid- ney Sweet of St. Louis. Funeral services will be at Grand ifornia National Guard in 1917 and Bapex was med captain July 1, —— 1920. a Y FOUND. ENGLISH SETTER. female. biack and white. Call Jim Dufty. Decatur 5656. THOMAS IS SPEAKER Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah will discuss “The Effect of Remone- tization on Our Economic Life,” in an open meeting under auspices of the Men's Forum of the Young Men's Christian Asociation at 8:15 o'clock tonight at the Central Y. M. C. A, e B KOS LS S Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saiurdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturda; ILLFO! $20. at 18th d G Mty Sni O stests. o heme on billiola photie umber Aside Women as well as men will be ad- on card. Reward. Call Decatur mitted to the forum, free of charge. l"m h‘;‘erm;"‘fl::n ’g;mm: “te Teet Prof. J. Orin Powers of George Wash- | yata" " Cail Dittrice 9185 ington University will preside. = white, English. brindle ings. mnm Phone Lincoln 12 E st._ne CAMEO ffloOCH small diamond. $5_reward. _Call ‘National 4715, DOG._small_ white. brown spot left side, near ‘Mt. Pleasant and Kenyon. 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Dosls Alexander: de- mother, Mrs. Mollie Taylor, other mvu and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan &Sy Tineral nome. ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ANDERSON, LENA STUART. On Thu day. April 4. 19 9 ms ency “Hospital, a1ter & brief ~ilines £ENX ART ANDERSON (nee Nel- son). beloved wite of Thomas G. Ander- fon and mother of Mrs. ri Koy’ bivd. " Lyon "Vilase, be a. Fun arrangements will be an- nounced later. ASERO, CARMELA. On Wednesday, Avril 1935 "at Homeopathic FHospital. GARMELA. Beloved" wite of Sajvadore Asero and mother of Angela and Grace Asero. 1 services at her ruldenu, t. Prids April 5, htnct to H 30 - Rbtary” Gatholic. Church. where mase will be offered st § a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are favited. “faterment Mount Oliver Geme 23 BaLLOCH, u;.,unwr MeG o) ednesday. LIELiAN P, 3 v sone's chnvel. 1300 N & omit flowers. BARRETT. ROY T., A specia] communica- tion of ihe New Jerusaidm Lad: 1A M will be held at Rne Masonic Temple. nw., Annl > York ave Yor ins purpose of aiiending the funcrai of lrflhfl’ ROY By or- der of C. E. NEWCOMB. BELL. HAROLD WINSTON. Suddenly. on Monday, April at Hospitai. HAROLD N BI Yoted son of Eva Bell Hodges. stepson of ‘ Willlam Hodges of 314 Cedar rd. Cedar Heights. Md. He also leaves two sisters, Alma May Jackson and Joyce Bell. and other relatives and friends to mourn 1 Remains may be viewed at Wesh " funeral an B today utis Pridus. Aneil 5ot 3 p.m:: thereafter at the residence of his parents. where funeral will take place on Saturday. April 6. at 8:30 am.: thence to the Church of Incarnation. Deanwood. D. whers hish requiem Tass Wil be’ rurg AL B & for the | Tebose of his soul. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5* BROWN. JOSEPH IAI.IICI: Suddenly. on uond.y April m 35 at Casualty Hospital, AURICE. devoted son of Geur1! P -na Mary L. Brown of 6416 Canfleld Cedar Heights, Md He also leaves uo brothers. Charles E. Brown: four _sisters. ret and Mary Brown Many other relatives and friends survive him. ains may be viewed 2t Hi B Wenmsion & . 4925 Deanc ave. p.m. today until Fridas. 3 p.m.: thereafter at the residence of his parents. where funeral will iake place on Saturday. April 6. at £:30 a.m.; (henc! to the Church of In- carnation. Deanwe C.. where high h: unl requiem mass '111 s9am for the repose of Interment in Mouti"Oliver, Cemeters. 5° IRM\'T lA‘l’! MCcAFEE. On Thursday. 4. 5. at ber residence =400 & McAFE! SRVANT" Setoved Wiother of Mrs Ursuia | B. Lees. Friday. April 5.'at 12 noon. at Hysong's parl 1300 N'st. n.w. Interment Tipton. lowa CALLAN. CATHERINE On Wednesday, April 1935, CA’ INE. beloved daughter of the late Michael P. and Elizabeth Callan Puneral from her late residence 1316 0 st n.w.. on Sat- urday, April 6. at 5:30 a.m. Requi mass at the Church ‘ot the immaculate nception st Relatives and | frienas invited. Cemetery. 935. at her residence, 408 Pranklin n w.. LUCY CARROLL. beloved molh- er of Lena Waters and Eva Carroll. Slso. icaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart’s funeral home. 30 H st. ne Notice of funeral later. 6 FORD, GUY. Departed this lite Tuesdss April 193 of 4216 | QTAnt 3t s He Jeaves & mourn their loss & mother. Mrs. Effie Jones: three brothers. George. Herman and Herbeit | Pord. and & host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Mal- van_& Schey Deanw funeral home. 4445 Deane ave. ne. duter. HARTNETT, RAYMOND JOSEPH. denls. on April 3. 1935 RAYMOND JOSEPH. beloved son of Daniel Francis and Olga E. Hartnett (nee Jones). No- tice of iuneral hereafter. HAWKINS, ROBERT. mpn!pd this life Tuesdas. April 2. 1935. at 6:30 p.m his residence Fir P a5 ROBERT AWKINS. _beioved husband of Belle Haviins, > He alo Jeaves to morn their ]nn cne brother, nephews. iwo nieces and a host | friends. Funeral of other relatives ting. _ Burial Priday. April 5. pm.. at Brookes Chapel. Prince Georges &ounts. Ma. IOFF!A CHARLES R. On Tuesdu pril 1935. CHARLES R.. beloved son o( the late George J. and Kathryne | Hoffman. Puneral from Wm. H. Scott’s funeral home. 409 Eth st se. on Pri- day. April 5. at 11 a.m. Relatives and !rlends invited to attend. Interment | CHARLES R. WlSh)nlfOn Lodge. No. 15. B. P. O. Elks The lodge will tonvum_ in uesslon of sorrow at 7:30 ‘Thursday. _ April 4 . for the purpose of ng tribute to the mem- | of our late brother R. HOFFMAN. CH. HY class of November 11. 1 <ed to Lhe‘Gnnd Lodge of the April a7 Eik ervices at Scout's chapel 406 Seh st ot 8 pm. Funeral Friday. April 5, i 11 am__By order of 3 READY. Exalted Ruler. Attest. ‘W 8. SHELBY. Secretary. HOLTZ, BARON G. On Thursday. April 934. at Walter BARON G.. M. Holtz. in the 64th year of his Body resting at the Tabler funeral home, 4217 9th st. n.w.. until Monday. BT &, when "services wiil be ‘held 1a the chapel at Port T, Va. at 11 ock Tollowed lmetmem in Arlington Nluonll Cuut ela- {ives and friends Invited to attend. &+ HUNTER, KATHERINE B. On Wednesday. 3nnl 3, 1935, at her residence 1406 and_Christine se: Funeral from ' the above residence on Saturday. April 6. at X:30 a.m.: thence to Holy N.rne Catholic Church. 11th and K st ‘where mass wiil be of- fered at fl m for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 JACKSON, JAMES. On Wednesday. April 3. 1935, at Preedmen’s Hospital. JAMES JACKSON of 2114 N st. n.w. Surviving him are two sisters three brothers. one uncle. Wade Baker. and a host of other relatives and friends. mains _ at Prazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 5 JACKSON, Dennmd | this life Tu at linger _ Hospital: ALLEN JACKSO! ril RUDOLPH N. darling son of Grace B. Jack- son. He also leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, four brothers, » devoted grandmother, three aunts. five uncles host of other relatives and Remains resting at the Morris A Carier fune; ome. 2nd and sw. until Thursday. April 4; to his late residence. 408 :ird st. where funeral services will be held i day. Apnil 5. at 1 p.m. Interment Payne's Cemetery. JORNSON. JENNIE. On Wednesday. April JENNIE JOHN! loving wife of ‘Henis Johnsone dcvored mother of Mrs. Winnie Brooks. Mrs. Magsie Sum- merville, Mrs._ Lula Hopewell. _Joseph, Queenie’ and Ernest Barbe; Rives ma%> other relatives ang. friends to mourn her departure. mains rest- ing _at the John T. Rhines funera] chapel. 3rd and Evye sis. s.w. Notice of funerai later. (ELIZA. On Tuesday. er_res AH ELIZA JOHNSON, wife of te Alfred Johnson and be- lovedomglhe#o( nlprhlll Polly) R:seb(n- &Pandcnildren. jour grea and s host of omzr.nhuve:llnd Iriende irsday. April ;x;"sxdenc- of lm-l grfllhylu” 1502 nw era) . from Mount Zion M. E. Chur st. and Dumbarton ave. terment Mount Zion Cemeter: KING, ROBERT L. On.guepdsy; April 2. A5 B Reaves o mow e daughter: Yo their lots. nx 5 four brothers. many other relatives nna eral mau. A!I’fl 5. ll. Suddenly. on 35. at_his resi- 3% Rensas ave now WILLIA §. LOGAN. sr.. beloved husband of the Iate Mary Logan (nee Sullivan). Pineral from the above residence. on Friday. April 5. at 10 am. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. RUDER. BARBARA. by - Toas, at her fesidence; ARBARA Senge. On 'K\ldl{i h- April te resla:nu lellllve the am Interment Mount Ofivet | CARROLL. LUCY. On Wednesdss aprt | Notice of funeral . at | William O. Hawkins: | 1118 Seventh 8t MIDDLETON, AvcusTus, Aunl 1035 AUGUSTU! beloved husband of Mars: loving son of Jennie Middlef n Ji ton Th jesse Thompson. brother of uise. Cecelia. Gene- Francis and {«u ustus ai Bricrlca Eady. vieve. Andrew Mid n. Remains res Ernest Jaivs ihert cBirch, Il Priday at 2 fl’ at h“ te " denu ]l 16th s ral April fl at ll lrm the -bo'o IHI nee. lntu- menl Mounl. Olivet Cemetery. RARGES = o et et 4. lF!fl at his home Hunting Hill, Md., CHARLES R. MILLS. aged 81 years, Remains I’CI“D‘!I! the Culonl-l funeral home of W Pumphrey. Rock- ville, Md. Notice ol funeral liul "“-!!, %llulcg e ol"l’ ‘ londay. April . Al a | er Hospital. after biter Hiness, PRENGH & e loved husband of Rosa Miles. He also leaves one sister. three brothers. iwo nieces, two nephews 2nd a host of other relatives and ends. Remains Fay b vleven A1 Wil RORE funeral parlor, “50: lichols ave. s Funeral Pridax. April 5. from the sbove: ed funeral parlor. IO\ACK MARTIN P. On Thursday. April 935 at his_home. 5514 Alampden tine B emoor. Md.. Capt. MARTIN VACK. 008, A ine Seioved husband 91 Caroline 'Y, Mova Puneral serv- ices’ iate” Tesidence Baturen Aori "%, 3 Interment Ar- lington tery. 5 3 ddml Tueiday, April 2. 1635, in Baflord. Ariz, M. 8. d-u:mu of Archar B, and Emma_G. ith _and mother of Charles R. Rowe, ir. Notice of funeral hereafter. 4 SEIS. GEORGE M. On Tuesdav. April 2. 1935 GEOKGE H. SEIS. beloved hus: band' of Hester R. Seis (nee Summers) Funeral from his late residence, 20 Rollins ave._ Seat Pleasant, Md.. on Pri- day. April 5. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment cmn Hill Cemetery. 4 SHE| CATHERINE T. On Thu i 4 1035, at_her fetidence. n n.w. CATHERINE T., bel ed and Notice of funeral later. da lhltr of the late Jilia Sheehy e Fairk SHORTER. MARY V. On Thursdar. April 4. 1935, at her residence. in Benedict: RY Md..in “her 90th year, A 2 SHORTER (nee Morsan) Puneral from Ma H ORT! Francis De Baies Church. Benedict. Saturday morning ai 9 o'clock. Interment at Bryantown, A STACY, ALBERT L. On April 545 pm., at his residence. 142 s nie. ALBERT 'L STACY. ‘Papers Services will be held at tne residence af his sister. in Milwaukee, Wis., on Pri- day morning. MICHAEL A. On Tuesday. . 1935, MICHAEL A.. husband of the late Julia V (nee Joy). Funeral from his I dence. St nw. on Priday Aorit 5. at 830 am: then 8t Martin's Church. North Capitel and T stsnw’ where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 AS. JOHN W. On Wednesday. April [ 1835, at the residence of his . Mrs. Prank C. Updike. ©acomp st. n.w. JOHN W. TREAS. aged 68 years. Remains may be viewed at the Igsidence of his daughier. ‘Mrs. Lester N. Kimbel. 5371 Nevada ave. nw. ‘Thursday e'tnlrl’ April 4 Interment Saturday afternoon. April 6. at River side. Pa. TURNER. DAVID L. On Wednesday, April at 12:30 a.m.. at his residence. 1826 1ith st. n.w DAVID L. TURN] the devoted Butband of Bel M and ‘Brother of Margaret L Tarner ot New York City. 'mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w Notice of funeral later. TYLER, ELLA EFFIE. Departed this life Tuesday, April 2, 1935, at 9:15 a.m. at the residence of r _daughter. rs. Merths Gaines 1707 Seaton st e ELLA T beloved wife of thedate Hendcrsan Tvies oghe” aver to mourn their loss eight daughters. two sons and many grandchildren and gre grandchildren and a host of other re ds 'mains resting s funersl home. Punerel FPriday, Apnil 5. | NNIE 1. On Wednesday. April & A WALKER. aged 87 H. Walker. Pu- funeral nome. 815 cn Priday. April 5. at = p.m. invited. Inters coln Cemetery. ARGARET L. On Wedn day. April 3. 1935_at Georg>'own Ui versity Hospital MARGARET L. loved wife of Wiiliam I _Walker of White Qzk. Md. ~Body resting at Warner E Pumphrey's {uneral home, 5424 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md. Services at the Silver Spring Silver Church, Spring. ‘M. on_Eaturday Ap at a.m. Interment Colesville szwn. Coicsviite. M IC] MATILDA J. On wmma A 1935 at Gallinger Hospital. AT J_ WARRICK. wife of the late Benfamin ‘Warrick. daughter of Mrs Nellle Joyce of Riverton. N. J. Notice of funeral hereafter. ES . On Sunday. March MES ] | w Rev. J. W. Wythe. Eugene and Lawrence \\)xhe and the late Roberta Wythe Diggs. leaves five aunts and two uncles Nm&: of funeral later. Remains resting Ernest Jarvis I 1 3¢ the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. in Memoriam. CARTER. DOROTHY DEAN. In loving memory of my darling dlllxhler DOR - OTHY DEAN C: ;:pflled twelve Sears 250 today. Aril 4. The years may wipe out may things, But_this they wipe out never- The memory of those Bapey d When we were all togeth: w\INO MOTHER LILKLXAN CARTI'P CART[I, DOIOI’HY D. A tribute al love to the memory of my dear friend. OTHY D. CARTER. who, died years ago todav EDNA twelve April 4 1NnER 'Owins. * COLE. FRANCIS F., JR. In loving remem- brance of “cur ‘dear son and brother NC! COLE. Jr.. who departed this life six years ago ‘today. April 4. 29, HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER DONALDS: MARY M_ In memory of MARY DONALDSON. ‘who_died_two years ago today Avril 4, 1923. Mass at St. Mary’s Church. Gone from this earth. yes. gone forever, Tear-dimmed eyes shall gaze in vain: Lear Aunt Mamie's voice. oh, never Never more on earth again DOROTHEA. FITZGERALD. JORN P. In sad but lov- ing_memory of our dear father. JOHN ERALD. who, departed this life one year ago foday. Apri 4. 195 Days of sadness still come over us, Secret tears do often flow. For_there is not a day. du[ father, at we do not think o 2% HIS DEVOTED FRIZZELL. RICHARD V. xn lo\ml ze- membrance of my dear husband. RICH- ARD V. PRIZZELL. who entered into gternal res one year ago today. April 34 My heart cannot tell how I miss you, My lips do not know what to say; y God knows how 1 miss you 12 23 onety homs tods Flowers may wither. leaves fall and die: Though others forget you, never shall I. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MINNIE O. FRIZ- PAYNE, HATTIE LEE. In loving remem- brance of our dear wite and mother, HATTIE LEE who died two years ago today. April 4, 1933. ‘e would not have you back. dear . and may your rest be sweet. God knew best. and thou art mot for; gotten by HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. PETITE. ELENOR. In cad but_lovin memory of my dear mother. N PETITE. who departed this life years ago today. April 4. 1933. You left behind a broken heart That loved you so0 sincere, hat never did and never will Forget you, mother d two G BON. * RAMSEY, LUCILLE. Sacred to the mem- ory of our mother, LU d this life April 4, 1934, th God. HER DEVOTED SONS. GEORGE. HEZE. KIAH_AND CLAUDE REYNOLDS. * * FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. ____Phene Lincoln 0372. JOHN R. WRIGHT 1337 10th St N.W. _Phone North 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor te nor connected with the original W. n Eocars Cestabiighracat National 2s02 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave N. ALMUS R. IPEARE Succeeding the Original W. R. SPBEARE Formerly 1208 H St. N.W. Decatur 6242, 1633 Gofin. Ave, Frank Geir’s Sons Co. Modera Chaper e, NAtional 2473 Joseph F. Bm:h s Sons (A. L HAYC Phone WEst 0006 tablished 1841 FUNERALS DESIGNS GUDE BROS. CO Flor-l Piece: 1212 F St. N.W. GEO. A. COMLEY s, gl;:"?‘" “lollu of hllurbl later. MEREDITH, LOUIS F. nrud this uu 3 11 4. 1935. at 8:35 a. RN bl o b Pl of Bevial A nd on of Bihel Meredith Lee. Fotice ot Tune; 3 ¢