Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1935, Page 11

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The body will be sent to Denver, Colo., for burial. For 20 years an employe of the American Telephone & Telegraph ington's dial telephone system. He came here in 1932, and had taken an active interest in civic affairs, serving as & committeeman in the Board of Trade. Mr. Hagan was born in Kansas City, Mo., but spent the early part of his life in Chicago. He was gradu- ated from the University of Wiscon- sin in 1906. Since that time he has been in the employment of the tele- phone company. Surviving, are his wife, Lydia Begole Van Hagan, formerly of Den- veér; a sister, Mrs. Elmer G. Johnson, of San Diego, Calif, and two brothers, L. F. Van Hagan of Madi- son, Wis., and Homer H. Van Hagan of Buffalo. He was a member of Tau Beta Pi, an honorary fraternity, and of the Commonwealth Country Club of New York. EISEMAN'’S SEVENTH AND F IMPORTED LINEN - SUITS 511.95 Fine quality suits that will not shrink. Excel- lently trimmed and tai- lored. In single and double breasted. Also sport models. All sizes, e I eEeTseeag TR RS S S e SR s S CHARGEIT Just Pay— % in August % in September * % in October his home in the Wardman Park Co., Mr. Hagan was one of the engi- | | neers in charge of installing Wash- | son street, | few years ago he had been engaged | in contracting and construction work. 1935. Beaths. n Kl‘l'l‘ ll.l P On éx ckett, hlhfl Becke e o ves nenfll F?xlara‘i wnm fi (uxl P 3rd and l.n nu -v hnmmt Mount G. M. KINCHELOE, 35, EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL Funeral for Investment Company Associate Will Be Held in Up- perville Tomorrow. Gibson M. Kincheloe, 35, of 1833 New Hampshire avenue, night at 10:30 p.m. at Emergency Hospital. He had been suffering from heart trouble since Wednesday. For the past 12 years Mr. Kincheloe had been associated with the invest- ment firm of James M. Johnson & Co. Previous to that time he had been employed in a commercial cor- poration in Philadelphia. He was an honor graduate of both the Episcopal High School at Alexandria and Wash- ington and Lee University. Puneral services and burial will be held at Upperville, Va., the home of his father, tomorrow at 3 p.m. Mr. Kincheloe leaves his wife, the former Adeline Noel of Washington; | his father, James M. Kincheloe, and | two sisters, Mrs. Read Hynson of Philadelphia, and Mrs. H. 8. Auty of | Washington. MRS. ELIZABETH KING DIES AT CLARKSBURG | Bervices Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon in Methodist Church. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARKSBURG, Md., July 1.—Mrs. Elizabeth King, wife of Elias V. King, died at her home here yesterday after | an {llness of several months. 8She was 61 years old. Mrs. King is survived by her hus- | | band, two sons, Charles M. and Ora H. King; a daughter, Mrs. Eugene A ! Jamison: a brother, James F. Purdum, |and two half-sisters, Mrs. W. M. Dutrow and Mrs. Elwood E. Barr, all of whom live in the vicinity of Clarks- | burg. Funeral services will be held tomor- {row at 2 pm., from the Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial will take place in the Clarksburg Cemetery. {FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR WILLIAM L. BELT Funeral services were held today for William L. Belt, a native of Wash- ington, who died Friday. Requiem mass was at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church and burial in Glen- wood. | Mr. Belt, who resided at 1524 Alli- | was 64 years old. Until a | A memorial session was held by | Washington Lodge, No. 15. B. P. O. E., | at the Belt home last night. — e FOUND. HON" at Bay Rids Address Box 233 mn. Lost ana Fowna cdvertisements for the daiy Star wid be accepted Mondays to Frideys, tnclusive, up to moon day o) issue. Saturdays ana legat holidays up to 10 am. day of 1ssue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAQG OF BEDCLOTHES, S e 6 e A T O le. | .:ma i fl!l:rlb! pa. E BOSTON TE! chest and stripe down and stand wp. no colla: jear Larto, Ma. 407 Upshur st. n.w. Tomote 19"0 W _after 4 30 < WHITE ‘mediu Phone an uz» £l FASE “Thurstar ote] " contaiming ori- vate papers. unicate with Dantel Winebers Va. Sie " Revard singer. ftom 1387 New- bables hungry. crying. iyham. white with brown g license No. 22822: lost ) Saturday. Phone Columd :Wfin-hlfin!—urrny no tag. brown white with brown spot on saddie an Deen clipped. 1127 Sigsbee Dl North 4138, EYE GLASSES. gold-filled frame. Kkerson case, vicinity Consti mmn 13th & 15th ste. or Ga. ave, Det. 5th st. ave. Geo. 0560, EYEQLASSES —W eyeglasses at Columbia rd. bus terminal yesterday mormn: u HAB ncly return to Camalier Buckley. 1141 nn._ave.. and receive reward. A 8SES 5th e 9"131;-{?‘ . e mora ™hnone Y nd honey, 2100 Eve KEYS—In small, black leather case; Adams Mill road near Columbia. Return to Strick- land_Gillils Shoreham. l.g«s.sn strapped Beac] Shoreham Houl Mtum to clerk, rew Tost at car stop, i1 Bratich 604, R about 6 wearing een Bi TYPEWRITER—Pol Réward. Olney, Dlst D.C.. wicl POLICE DOG—Brmdle, an- swers to name “Ring.” Call Cleveland 6230—Reward. GIANT SCHNAUZER, Black, male, shaggy, nervous temperament; answers to name ; wearing collar; in or near Washington. REWARD. Mrs. Lloyd Richards, Sunset Lane. Rye, N. Y. died l-nu | KINCHELOE. ’KJAM! clnwo\' (edar Hill (emetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise SN o SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS % DISTINCTIVE BUT % NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524.9244 MENGER, HENRIETTA. O'NEILL. MAR day. July 1. Beaths. 'IIOUGHI On !Ilndlh! ry &"Bons ‘tuneral ns funeral e. 4025 Deane ave. n.e. 40:“" Dapers please copy.) AR B. On Suna, 10115, At 10:00 oo EDOAR BLBELT beloved hysbang o( Hilda Johnson Belt. hie ]ate residence, 5 Lith st. ne " on Wednesdns. Juls: 3 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are in- Interment Lutheran Cemetery, Remains hington vited Relstertown. FLOYD, 1935. N D, of Ola Bennett. their o Lh (nothe: er Suddenly Sunday, at Emergency Hospital. he beloved husband also lesves to mourn ghiers. to sons. t'{ne brot! vi u n.e. Notice uneral mzr YDE. SADIE ANITA. On Monday. 71, 1035, at her rsaidence. 1065 Ard oy, IE ANITA BOYDE. by l(ftdr:d T, n{a'.' 'i?:'a e e i ner ina Underwood: aisne, oo “ W !lun%fll jr.._Delore g: ra Msvola Bovde ~Remains fiounl! Tngat fne Mecuiry funeral st nw. Notice of funera! later ] BROGDON. ESTHER. Departed this life on Saturday. 1935 at Gal- ESTHER BROGDON. their loss two Theodore and Leon Brogdon Miss Harriett Wilson. —Re- Ridgely & Hicks' fu- st. nw._ Puneral t 1:30 p.m. from Rev. Willlam H Interment Mount Il]lll, JONATHAN E. On Sunday 30, 19 at Homeopathic Hospital JONATHAN B veloved husband of Mae Services at his late residence. . Sllver Spring. Md.. o Tuesday, July 2. at 11 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frederick. Md BUTLER, LOUISE. Suddenly. on Saturday, June 29, 1935 et 1 10 p.m.. LOUISE of 128 Louden ct. s¢.. beloved Savantes 3 L Buter - & survived by & grandmother brothers. emains may be Adams & Smoot's funeral home 5 Nichels ave. s. 5 p.m._Tuesday. ly 2 Wednesday. t ms & Bmoot's funerai _hom: Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 2 CALLAHAN, BLANCHE EVELYN. On | uofldl&-‘u!v 1. 1935 at h!r residence, | 5420 v& BLANC] EVELYN SKLLAHAN, veidved wite of Robt. Cal: n. Body resting at the chapel of Joseph Gawler Sons. 1754 Pennsylvani e N.W.. where services I‘xll be held on Wednesday. July 2 Inte ment Ariington National Ceimetery. CAMPBELL. LOUISE. Deparicd thic life 28, 19 UISE | wife ot Benedict | so lezves to mourn their loss two daughters. Mrs. Martha | Marshall and Mrs_ Katherine Hoover: | one son. 'Ernest Campbell. and three | srandehiidren. Remains resting at the | McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st n.w. Funeral services at the above ed establishment at 840 a.m. Tues- July_2. followed by celsbration of mass at 8t Vincen: de Paul's Catholic Church. South Capitol and M sts. n.e. at % am. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery | COLEMAN. NORA A. On Sunday_ June 1035, at her residence. U8 7ih s IORA A. (nee Driscoll). widow of e Thomas K. Coleman and mother | ot Ed lrfl P. Coleman and Mrs. Walter H. “Reuling Bernard C. 80o. | uneral {rom late residence on Tuesday. July 2 8t Dominic’s Church. 6th and W wh Wili' be offered At © am for the repoce of her soul. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. COLES. GEORGE ALBERT. On Saturday June 29, 1935. GEORGE ALBERT COLES of 2631% Virginia ave. n.w. He is sur- | vived by a devoted wife Annie May Coles: | two children. Otno Coles and Mrs. Flor- is: also many other relatives and Remains resting at \lil‘nn & Schey's funeral home ve. and R | st. n.w. otice of funeral he"lflt!’ CONNER. PAUL 4. On Pridsy. June 28, sheville AUL ONNER, aved mains resting neral home. June d of ni Lnxen son of Charles S. and the lste Conner. “brother of Harold D Sommer. “Puneral wery ices at the chapel of P. A. Taltavull 476 7th st. s.w. on | Tuesday. July 2. st 2 pm. Interment | Cedar Hill Cemeiery CROMWELL. RICHARD D. June 30. 1935, On Bunday. oM beloved husband of Ava | ‘W. Cromweli_father of Edward N. Wil- liams and. w? Bt O i hls ot ear vansion o 67t v Xnnn INVQ address Tuesday Julv Interment in Ok Hill L Suddenly on Saturdey 3. PRED L. DAVIS. beloved e, M. Punernl services at. Mount Plesaant. Chureh: Tasiorsiown. Va. on Tuesday. July 2. at 1 p.m. _Interment in above church cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend DAVIS. FRED L. The oficers and mem- ers of Anacostia Council No. 360 5 OUUR S are Te- quested to ’uemh‘lfxab Nalley's § ah brother. PR“ED L DAV!! the coun g B THOMAS. Rec. # DUNWORTH, TIMOTHY W. On June 3 1935, at inm ency Hospital. TIMOTHY w. UNW! beloved husband of | Mnry Anne Dun'or(h inee O'Keefe) and fether of John Prancis. Timothy and Margaret Dunworth. Remains st his late residence. 1338 Sheridan st nw. Puneral will b: held from th Sbote residence 'on Wednesday. July at 8:30 am. High requiem mass a Nativity Church at 9 a.m Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited GOODRICH. FRANCES FIELD On Sun- 3. Jun pihe Leesbure - Hoipital- PRANCES. PIELD GOOD: | RICH. beloved wife of Charles L. Owd-; rich of Purcellville, Va. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. = ER. MAGGIE. On Sunday. June 1935, at Children's Hospital. MAGGIE, beloved daughter of Katie and Leonard Harter. Services in the chapel of War- X Pumphrex's funeral home. Rock- Ville, Md.. on Tuesday. July 2. at' 3 p Tnterment Forest Oak Cemetery. Olflh ersburs. Md. By order of nu?. JOHN Deonia Dustand Jof Jessié Albers E !ll;r'Anlnnd 2% the Tate an ie leary. father of Russell A. Hilleary, M Wynkoop and Mrs. M. and_brother of ~Harry . Frederick and Graf- rs, Margarel M at i res; rs ‘Eleanor C. telle Imlay arren. Aibert M ton Hilleary and Loi ins rest Funeral TR !lfilfl ure glgm Co!umnh Gardens Cemnary Clu- endon. Va. NKINS, ALICE THORNTON. On Sun ,':GIKY June JU. 1035. ALICE THORNTO! JENKINS. daughter of the late R Admiral Thorpton A. Jenkins and Eliz- abeth Gwynne Thornton Jenkins. Serv- ices at Joseph Gawler's Sons Ethrl 1750 Pa. ave. n.w.. on Tuesday. July 2. at 10 a.m. Interment (private) Arling- ton National Cemetery. On Sun- 0. 1935, Em!l’!!fll:)’ Hos- ital JAMES G ON KINCHELOE. be. roved ‘husband fll AG!HHE Noel chhelnr and son of James Mason Kincheloe and Brother of Mrs. Fred 8. Auty and Mrs Read Hynson of Philadelohia. Pa. ~Fu neral services at the residence of his n uDD!l‘Vllle Vl on ‘Tuesday. at 3 pm. ativ nd friends vite Interment l" Hfll Cemeury Upvenule Va. N, '-IZABET'H On Saturday. June l"olnz ELIZA] ASON, widow 0( Walter Mason lllfl n-ndmolhu of Earl Conway, aunt of Lucy B. Smith and Amy Srew. " Punerai Tuesday. July 2. st 1:30 p.m. from Zion Baptist Church. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. In- {nerth “Eliicain Memorial ‘Cemérers. MASON, ELIZABETH. Officers and mem- bers of Garnett Immediate Aid Sociely are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs ELIZABETH MASON (late a mem- ber). from Zion Baptist Church. F st btkl\ eonl.’llr‘d ln'fl“:{. sts. s.w.. Tuesday. uly 2. 5. & o'clock. i > ENOCH HILL. President. CLARA JACKSON BQEY MATHIS, SUSIE. On 8unda: June 195 " at _Gallingsr Hospital l{ATHIS beloved wife of Richard Ma- this, devoted mother of Irene and Punkl. M\V l'lflll‘ daughter of Charles eaves o mourn: her On Saturday. 935, st her 20 Uo- ton HEN] home, 372 MENGER. osih ot Hem;l‘ol'ta"afl ang Sephia Altmansperger of Riverds lu‘u jh‘, v . 1. uly 2. M A Lo 'nunnm Prospect. ‘Im Cem- ay. June 1006, 3¢ the mn%:?""fi,u B ter, Mrs. m Snunhm.m;'led Me- L "Yi’ wife of the late yarzen Murray and mother of orvis M. Murray. | Servic addess on lcnu-y l n In Relatives and friends M terment in_Brandywine Wilmington. Del, " (New e "and "Wilmington. Dei. papers please copy.) 3 4 n.vuu'rn On Mon- ll-lo ho! ital, BS O'NEILL). hnfl deysnter of Mary MCand the 1ete and sister of Auna b- aj boc o] '“e of James home. 1318 Lonlmwv f m m mass Wednesday, July_? Nativity Church. In: | WILLIAMS, EDWARD CLYDE. 3 A—11 Beaths. lnlAn:Jl MAT ERANK W. The remains W. ROMA Corpey unma Btates Arm,mmea'S“f:f in Ariingion Nat v ired, jn Arlinson Na logial Cemeters SHEPPARD, THOMAS B. Saturday. June 0, 193 SHEPPARD. beloved hus othy Anne Sheppard and: father ‘of Jack and Jean She wuaaenu. on THOMAB B ly 2. at 2 invited *1o aitena terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. SMITH, MARY. Sudden): June 20 1in. i Rasaryvie Mo MARY SMITH ' Puneral from Rosary- ille canmuc Church. % am._ Wednes- day. Iy i Intermen e & Jur 3 ent” Rosaryvill STOKES, BERNARD SCOTT, on Saturday_June 29, 14 SCO'IT s'roxz&"' 1935. BERNARD H tokes ' and Katherine sv.oku ol Betterton. Md. He is sur- vived by three brothers, John P. Btokes 9 Budiersyllle. Md.; Paul C. Stokes of Betterton. Md. and Edwin H. O. Stokes of Washington, D Co: lso_four sirers: Mrs. John Teunis and the Misses Chris- Celeste and Elizabeth Btokes of Washington. D quiem mass at Sacred Heait Church, Chestertown. Ma . at 10:30 am’ July’ I. Interment in Chester Cemetery, Chestertown. Md. "1 SUMSTINE. EDWARD ARD. On Baturday, June 29. 193 Providence Hosital, EDWARD BERNARD 8UM- STINE, beloved father of Mrs. Richard A Hafrell and Edward 3. Bumatine and brother of Mrs. M Suddenly where requiem mass will be offered at 9 30 am. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and Iriends “inviled. = Interment in Cedar Hill Cemeters 1 SUMSTINE, EDWARD B. Members of \_ Washinzton Council. No Knights of Columbus. are are requested to attend funeral services at mforter Ghurch. 14th and East Caitol sts.. on Tuesday dence. %18 Potomac ave. s.e.. on Mon- day. July 1. at 7:30 p.m.. for recitation of prayer for me deceased ALFRED A MtG RRAGHY. and Knight. DR. A. B. WILKINSON, P 8. | SWEENEY. KATHERINE ELIZABETH, On g at _her home. Foress Glen: Md, KATHERING ELDSA: BETH SWEENEY. BServices at her late home on Tuesday, July 2. at 9:45 am.: thence to St. John's Church. where mass will be said at 10 am. for the repose of her soul. Interment church cemetery 1 SWEENEY. KATHERINE ELIZABETH. The members of Court Forest Glen. No. 961 Catholic Daughters of America_are re: Guested to attend the funeral ‘Tuesds. resent at the home_of Forest Glen. ) at 'S o'clock. to recite the Ro: for the repose of ihe soul of our la sister. KATHERINE SWI E WATTS. Grand Resent, MARIE CULVER. Fin. Sec. TEFR. ROBERT WILLIAM day. June 19335, ROB! TEER beioved son of William and Barth Teer (nee Boyle) of Mount Eagle. County Kerry Ireland — Remains resting at Timothy Hanlon's funeral home. 641 H st. nee. until Tuesday at & am. Inter- ment will take place in Castie Islanc Mount Eagle, County Kerry. Ireland. | VAN HAGAN, .ARTHUI EDWARD. On Saturday. June ae6ee Wardman Park Hotdl: EDWARD VAN HAGAN. band of Lydia Begole Van Hagan ices at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Tuesday, July = at 11 am. WATERS. MAUD. On Monday. July 1 Preedm-n's Hospital. MAUD voted wife of Prank Waters sister of Lessie Brooks. Dorothy Rosie Gertrude Ford and Alice Price = Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church 2 You st. nw On Sunday. June 9:35. at_ his residence _Cheiten- haim. Md' EUCLID B WHITNEY. mem- ber of Cheviot Lodge. No. 140. F. A. A. 3 Gt Cineianach.s Ohlo. beloved ‘b beth Harper Whitney. He ed by three daughters snd one son. Mrs. Bessie M. Gilbert of Upper Marlboro. Md.: Mrs. Cornice E. Brower of Chelienham. Md.. Mrs ~Gertrude Sandan of Cincinnati. Ohio. and_Mr. Lyall Whitnev of Cincinnati Trom Ritchie’ Bros i Rev. Pishar ofi: interment Cheltenham Me Cémetery. Masonic services &t ciating., dist erave WILKERSON. S R. On Sundav. 0 Providence Hospit. LKERSON. beloved hi Band of the late Masy A Wilkersan a father of Mrs. Oharles R_ Fleishman and Mrs. William T. Pree Puneral from his ate’ residence, L st. se. on Tues- Relatives and vited to attend. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. D!Dlrlm this life’ Saturday 1935, Freedmen's H | Ewan eedmen’s Hospita A WILLIAMS of Susic Watts of Dfather. two ehil- Remains resting af the Morris A Carter funeral home 2nd and P sts. s.w. Notice of funeral Inter. WINSTON. JMARY JANE = On Mondas 2n lnd r s Dunca Other relatives ‘and many friends mourn Rer departure. " Remains resting at the John T. Rhines' funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. 8w Notice Of funeral hereafier. WRIGHT. WILLIAM H. Suddeniy. on Sat- lirday June- 28 WL WRIGHT . the “béloved hussand of Evs E. and father of Willlam and Dorothy Yrign Puneral services at the W, C funeral hom on. Tuesday. Juxy Relatives and friends Interment Congression In Memoriam. CLARKE, NORMAN LESTER. dn lovine embrance of my hus N LERTEN EARKE mho achanon e life tw0 years ago today. July 1. 183 You are not forgotten. loved one, o will you ever Be JORNSON. Ale'r PARKER. 1n loving remembrance of our devoted m - NIE BARKER EON ““Fo deparied this iife seven ‘years seo today, July 1. 4 Joyine motner. <0 goad and kin io better on earth coul by l Por each of us she did her beste o0 O Lord. grant her eternal rest A happy home we once enjoyed. How sweet the memory still. But_death has left a vacant place HER eD.Eovréqx{.Dn nlfl;l-;)&i'l ANDREW CLAUDE. FATHH’W AND AIL- DA BARKER JOHNSON A precious one from me is gone. A voice I love is still The hands that al Now lie in dea 2 DAUGHTER, CATHERINE WILLIAMS . WILKERSON, JOSHUA R. In_remem- brance of our loved one. JOSHUA R WILKEREON 'who deoaries this lite one LEar ago today. July ] HIS WIFE, ELLA lmfl ‘ND T J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Phone WEH Oflnn J&KMu'srt N w Established 1841 o Frank Geier's Sons Co. Moa st Y- NAtional 247 One of the Largest _Undertakers in the Werld CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 30 T CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0372 JOHNNIS W_R'I'G'HT |V. L. SPEARE C0. Neither the successor o nor connected with e original W Speare_establishment. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY w}g“ e 1212 F St. NW. _ NAtional 4236 GEO. C. SHAFFER ”XPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLE M 'DERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. Open Evenings anl Sllmhyl AT o108 Cor. 14th 6 Eye Srment Moust ouv t Cel len¢ and mnuvu o T