Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1935, Page 11

— TRIBUTE PLANNED T0 PROF. PAUL LUTZ| Wilson Teachers’ College Faculty Members and Students to Attend Services. Faculty members and students of Wilson Teachers College will meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the auditorium of the college for services in memory of | Prof. Paul E. Lutz, chairman of !he history department, who died last | Tuesday. PFuneral services will be conducted at the same time in St.| Paul, Minn., birthplace of Prof. Lutz. Prof. Lutz died in Georgetown Uni- versity Hospital when stricken with pneumonia after a long illness. He had been associated with the teachers’ college five years. Born in St. Paul, Prof. Lutz attended the University of Minnesota, where he received his bachelor of arts degree, and later studied at Columbia Univer- lanhattan Shirts | sity, receiving his master’s degree and completing work for a doctor's degree. He studied also at Ohio State Univer- sity, the University of Berlin and the University of Pennsylvania. He came to Washington from Mount St. Joseph’s College in Philadelphia, where he was an instructor in history. Previously he had taught in the public schools of Minnesota. He was 40 years old. i LB RITES AT ARLINGTON Funeral services with full military honors for Reta George Leonard, ‘World War veteran who died Monday at Eau Gallie, Fla., were to be heid at | Arlington National Cemetery at 2 | pm. today. | Mr. Leonard was a member, of | Potomac Lodge, No. 5, of the Masonic order, and of the Hotel Restaurant Employes’ Alliance, Local No. 178l. He was born in Washington, but had been living recently in Florida. His | widow, Mrs. Maude McGraw Leonard, | survives. THE EVENING O0STROW FUNERAL RITES WILL BE HELD SUNDAY Services for D. C. Woman to Be Conducted at 10 A.M.—Re- sided Here 20 Years. Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie L. Ostrow, 2235 First street, who died yes- terday in Emergency Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday from the Dan- zansky funeral home, 3501 Fourteenth | street. Burial will be in the Wash- ington Hebrew Congregation Ceme- tery. Mrs. Ostrow died as a result of in- juries received Monday when she fell at her home. Formerly a resident of Philadelphia, she had lived in Wash- fhgton for the last 20 years. Surviving are her husband, Jacob Ostrow; a son, Edward, and four daughters, Mrs. Louis Silverberg, Mrs. | John Gossin and the Misses Ruth and Gertrude Ostrow. ens Yo 1319-21 F Street N.W. @ Stetson Hats ® Bostonian Shoes Hickory Twist selected for wearability! | 1SSUED BY ¢ e L0 1L AUTHCRITY OF Rt - ALL SUITS CARRY UNION LABEL Business and profes- sional men are par- ticularly urged to in- spect these St. Albans suits, long - ory tailored of wearing Hick- Twist—a fabric for service, yet with plenty of style—and because they are so sturdy the style will be with you just that much longer. Regu- lar and sports models for men and young men. St. Albans Hickory Twist Suits 3 2.50 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT. 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Auchincloss, Richard Dunn, Hope- well Darneil, Joseph Moran McConihe, Chauncey Parker, jr.; Courtland Parker, Tinsley Gar- nett, Harold Paterson, Blaise de Sibour, Robert Stead and Corcoran ‘Thom, jr. Mrs. Maria Brown Newbold, widow of Thomas Newbold and mother of the deceased young man, came here from her home in Colorado Springs, Colo,, for the funeral. Charles New- bold, brother, came from Wichita, Kans. Other relatives included an aunt, Mrs. Frank B. Noves, wife of the president of The Evening Star Co. and of the Associated Press, and an uncle, Fleming Newbold, business manager of The Star. beth Crowley of Oetroit. There is one child, Mary Elizabeth, 6 years old. | floor of his gas-filled library. Fumes were pouring from a gas log which had become extinguished by a draft, apparently after Newbold doged off in a chair while reading late at night. FUNERAL TOMORROW Funeral services for Harold Nelson | Allison. 51, | died Wednesday in Pittsburgh, will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Doyle, 3818 Huntington street. Burial | will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. \ Mr. Allison died of pneumonia after a long illness. Besides his sister, a | brother, Arthur W. Allison, survives, Fort Lincoln Washingtons best located C@emeler% Cdar Hlll Where Perpetual Care is {More Than a Fl_'on;isg For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For s Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES| $75 to $200 and wuy DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 whole 1f you, or any member of your family, have a tendency to- ward constipation — take im- mediate steps for ‘effective prevention and relief. Avoid harsh purges and habit-form- SERVE ‘The new Honey Krushed Wheat Bread furnishes the needed roughage. Pure honey soothes and stimulates the intestines. / Homney Krushed Wheat Bread is as delicious as it is effective. Golden crust thickly studded with crushed wheat kernels— tempting nut-like flavor. Plain or toasted — it's the tastiest of It is your guarantee that this nutritious and e«;fim bread fully meets the McCammon, | The widow was the former Eliza- | Newbold's body was found on the | World War veteran who | home of his sister, Mrs. Harold Q.| D. C., 0’SHAUGHNESSY RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Honor Student at Roosevelt High and Girls’ Camp Councilor Died on Wednesday. Funeral services for Eleanor O'Shaughnessy, 17, who died Wednes- day at her home, 5105 Eighth street, are to be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Church of the Transfiguration. Burial will be in Rock Creek Ceme- tery. Miss O'Shaughnessy had been in ill heuLh for four months, having recent. lv been brought here from Westhamp- ton Beach to be placed under spe- cialists’ care. She was a senior and honor student | at Roosevelt High School, where she had taken a prominent part in dra- matic and musical activities. She was a member of the choir at the Church | of the Transfiguration and also taught a Sunday school class there. A leader in Y. W. C. A. work here, she had been a councilor at a girls’ camp in | the Adirondacks for the past two Summers. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. O'Shaughnessy. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Kit Carson, Women's Re- lief Corps, at Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Marines' Hall, 11th and L street, 7:30 p.m. Ceremonial, Tall ‘Houl. Tpm. Cedars, Raleigh Banquet. Pi Kapp: Alpha Alumni, | Sholl’s cafe, 1219 G street, 7:30 p.m. Dinner, Trinity M. E. Church, Fifth Meeting, American Youth Congress | Committee, Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. | A, 901 Rhode Island avenue, 8 p.m. pendent Order of Rechabites, Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 8:30 p.m. Meeting. Humane Education Society of the District, 1414 Sixteenth street, [ TOMORROW. | Reception, Women's Bar | ation, Mayflower Hotel, 9 p.m. Associ- Dance, Sigma Phi Gamma Sonxny, Willard Hotel, 10 p.m. Meetina. Washmgv.on Story League, W. C. A, Seventeenth and K suzels. 8 pm. Meeting, League for Larger | 1414 Sixteenth street, 8 p.m. ' Births Reporled Larry and Kathryn Lawrence. “&muu and Ruby Wallace. boy. Carmon and Heun De Marco, boy. | Harry “aod Judith x-mwux boy. | Ch: lrlers and Ruth Ow boy. Life, sr.. boy. | La ed Lent. sirl. ‘homas and Viola S-lb ®ir! Eiis and Virginia Hogan. eirl. Wayne and Clara Travis. girl. | Melviu te; Joseph and Pearl Mazur, boy. Clarence and Marguerite H-nnn boy. John and Elizaber Tus0, Jumes ‘ana Susie Galiagner, sirl Emile and Maurine Waechter. girl. Wiloert and Mary Tasker. girl Beaford 'and Elizabeth Gurfy. Eirl. James and Elizabeth Norton. girl. Daniel and Katherine Lane. giri. Edgar and Ruby Burke. girl Emanuel snd Katherine Hennessee girl. | Bobert ‘and Katherine Hardins. girl. Carnes and. Jane Lec, el Alfred and Martha Brown. girl. James and Lizzie Pearson. girl | Carroll and Thelma Holton wirl. Edward and Mary Skinner. Deaths Reported. Lavra Stewart. 80. Emergency Hospital. Thomas Parreil. 65. Home for Aged and n nw. Wis. 14 Co Kirkley, 51 e og: 735 34th st. town HommL 8. Chil Evans. ir. 5. Gallinger Hospital. tg OMalley, Columbia Hosbital. Stokes. 37. Gallinger Hospital, Your health and the health of your family hangs in the balance at meal time. You want dchcxous, ap- petizing foods. Even more impor- «tant—be sure to provide those foods which aid proper digestion and regular elimination. THAT'S WHEN TO COMBAT CONSTIPATION! ing salts. Go to the seat of your trouble. Supplement your diet with the necessary rough- age and natural food sub- stances which help to keep you regular, healthy and happy. RICE’S HONEY KRUSHED BREAD all wheat breads. To get its wonderful, corrective benefits just eat it regularly with all meals. Try it for a 10-day period.. See for yourself why thousands hail it as the great restorer of regularity.” Avoid imitations. Honey Krushed is ready sliced and wrapped in a moisture-proof package. Ask for it by its full name. LOOK FOR THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL OF APPROVAL ON HONEY KRUSHED BREAD NO OTHER INDEPENDENTLY DISTRIBUTED BREAD EVER WON THIS COVETED AWARD OF MERIT RICE’S BAKERY Order Today From Your Grocer or Phone Lincoln 1228 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1935 Qard of Thanks | PERRY. ELLA M. We aish to thank our [any Jriends and relatives for thel kindn lons. of Thy “and “peauth s at the ludden death of our wife. mother #nd erandmother. ELLA M. PERR LAN] PERRY, M. CARTER AND INDIA C. Ci * Braths. ALLISON, Lo, Bamn SPA0S, S mooye r 2, ol . HAROLD m brother of Mrs. Harold E. Doyle and 5 Puneral from the resi- Mrs, Harold E. Doyle, on Saturday, nds and rela- ess and i 3818 Huntington October 5. af tives invitec. Cemetery. Prie Tatsrment and Seward square southeast, 5 p.m. | Bingo party, Eagle Tent No. 2, Inde- | -i.‘lil.a! DR CORNELIUS BRECKEN. u DR OGORNELIUS BRECK- mml BOYLE. - Interment Libby, BRUNER; BENJAMIN W On Tuesda tober 1 . pm; {rom 3 R ave. lnldr'lenl ‘Monday. Ol‘-- tober 7. at 10 g.m.. at Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. ) THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, colder tonight with light to heavy frost in the suburbs, minimum temperature about 38 degrees in the city and about 32 degrees in suburbs; tomorrow fair; | moderate northwest winds. | | Maryland—Fair, colder tonight with | light to heavy frost in exposed places | | in north portion; tomorrow fair. | Virginia—Falr, colder tonight with | | light to heavy frost in west and north | | portions; tomorrow fair. | West Virginia—Pair, slightly colder | in east central portion tonight; prob- ably heavy frost tonight; tomorrow fair, | River Report. | Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers| | clear today. Report for Last 24 Hou, Yesterday — — Temp. Temp. Baro, Dez. 1Ins Record for Last 24 Hou {Prom noon, yesterday to noon (oday s e p.m. yesterday Towest, 46 at 6 a.m. today. Year ugo, Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 9% on July | Lowest” —: ‘on'January 28 Humidity for Last 24 Heurs. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today | Highest. 01 per cent at 6 Lowest. 40 per cent. at n Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast nm‘ Geodetic Survey.) e I® = et BSOS The Sun and Moon. Rises. 608 Low High Low today tomorrow___ & today_____ 1249 pm Automobile lLights must be one-half hour after sunset | Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the | Capital tcurrent month to d: Month. 5 A«euu January 7 5 February March i 101 turned on L Recora, Septemher | October _ | November December Weather in Stations. Abtlene. Tex y 2 Buffa cnmemm sc 0w Chicago. Clnctrati. Okl | oury ~ Clovdy Clear % Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear :‘ o= Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather !andon "Eneland Cloudy . Prance Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy ELMER DEGGES DIES By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. SOUTH AURORA HILLS. Va. Oc- tober 4 —Funeral services for Elmer | Degges. Spanish War veteran who died yesterday at his home here, will be held at the residence tomorrow at 10 am. Interment with military hon- ors. will take place in Arlington Na- donal Cemetery. Mr. Degges is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie J. Degges; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie B. Barber and Mrs. Sophie Gal- loway; a daughter, Pearl Degges, and & son, E. James Degges. FOUND. mfi)‘fim.&m ool nm"m'éfi“fia League. 71 O LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star _up to 11 um. Saturday. BANK BOOKS. money, cashier's check, 2 gmall record Books r Theadar aftrsoon DOG—Schnauger, 'reumuu Alredate; an- grers to name of “Bobo.” Phone fie'h tells n son National S~ WATC] ven- sldtd nl-unu- fost. about Bept- 27 or 5 Address Box 203-E. Star offic IRISH TERRIER male: fag No. 0954, Re- Vird Phone Emerson KEY. Pi Gumma My, M. v, C7 104" en red on back. Reward. 2310 1st st. hw. Jersey and | DEYEREUX. FRANK B | MERIWETHER ANNA W, On rocarrnoo: New J Mass. ave.; mulmnl glasses and personal ietter. Reward. Miss White, Decatur 1910 um 6 p.m. HR i reward. PUP"—'IM—D Ind fox_ terrier puppy gl;flgn West Kirke st. Phone Wisconsin W 'F itaining iseiie ‘s % :--: h::":o to ur'u5 _x: . Nauts, 1107 Stapies st. De. Apart- - nt n‘ufl-'"wm L By Woommin ;n'z'.‘ st near : er_Temple lchoal Reward. }l x - Bulov 4th st. ber.wm G -nu FATCH. a. on god Yard Rezurn "to 453 G st. S.W. wnm wn'rcfl dy hl:;- inmned on R r‘. Pluu. ch.ll 7398-W. ¥ male, named “Rex.” gra 2 '/: Jeas old, 1o days aso. S1 an club pin, BUCKLEY. . Pimbehire LEY e “Niin Michael"E, Buckiey. hereafter, JBGESS, LLOYD. Wednesday. beloved “'wife ~of Notice of funeral Der:uwd fuis lite on w Jerser ave. terment. Ilounl Onul Cemetery. BUSHONG. PAULINE W. On Thursday. 3. et October 7. lnlement ln Cedar R\ll cmeun Mll- tives and friends invi CAHILL. WILLIAM l. M 4 - Wm.lAM o l:lll us! ne of the lll; 'IM of '"“Ifll J. Cahill. hml‘rni) ‘?!6 v, _‘“wdenu l;'l‘l’l Hllu!fl':hy o So%ove Bacred Church, 'where requiem 0 am. Rela mass will ered tives and ‘iriends are invited ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 CAHILL, WILLIAM B. Comrades of Rich- ard J. Harden Camp_ No. Ui Spanish War Veterans will assemble & 1317 Taylor st. nw. at m Satur Inter- a n the Tuneral of our late comrade. CAH CHARLES D. LONG. Com! HOWARD L. LESLIE, Adiutant. 00" CROWLEY, Wi ey, WILLIAM R Ou Wednesday “thence to St Aloysius Church, where requiem mass will be said | Relatives and friends in- | Interment Mount Olivel Ceme- denly. on 'n.un_ G loved husband o | Annie J. Degges lnd father of E. James | and Pearl Degges and brother of Mrs. | Lillie B. Batber and Mrs, Sophie Gallo- _Puneral from his late residence. | th st South. Aurora Hills, Va_. on | Otmher 5. at 10 am. Rela- nds are invited. Iuterment Ariington ‘Nationsl Cemeters, with mil- itary honors. DEGGES, lU‘ll E. ’l"he funeral of our ELMER _E 10 a.m_ Al ‘comrades assemble | 1317 Tayior st. n.w.. Wash- ington. at % am: thence detail Wil procesd to Aurora Hills [ NG. Commander. HOWARD L LESLIE Adfiant. Suddealy. on New loved husband of Florence Devereux and | father of Mrs J Marshall Stinchcomb, M:s. Thomas H._Daly. Mrs. John A. Cum- Forth Brook Courts 3425 Apt. 312, on Saturday. 10:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Secred Heart at 11 oclock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Rock Cresk Cemetery. FLOOD, JOHN T. On Thursday. Octo- 7, 1935, at Providence Hospital. N D_ beloved husband of Lot Kotherne Fioed of 1010 St &t ne and father of Margaret and John | Fiood and Mrs. Gladys Mudd. Services will be held at Zurhorst funeral parlors. a0t Capitol st on Mond.y, Octo | am. Interment Cedar Hill Tate residence. ber 7. Cemetery. FREISEIS, LULA R. On Wednesday o:- 1635 at’ her home. 318 Mont.- | gomery ave LULA R. be- loved wife of Prank Preiseis at St Mary's Catholic Church. Laurel. on Saturday, Ociober 5. ai 10 a.m. la- terment at Ammendale, GARRATT. CHARLES § = On Friday. 0:» tover 4 at_ his residence.’ 210 Cromwell k("lce ne. CHARLES 8 GAR. ATT. ved husband of 1 | Gareait, Tather of Lotta T Roche. Miss Lillie Garratt. Mrs. W. C. Richardson. Charles. Garratt, Jr.. Mrs. Walter Aters, Mrs. Virginia Madison and Mrs. | Beamon Forest. Puneral services at he | H. Hines Co. funeral home. SN Sliurday. OctoBer Tnterment Ok Hill Cemetery. s A1l Braths. SAULS. JONN L On Thursdus. Ocione 5. at his residence. No. 11 1..,.'- . C. N SAULS, of the Nt 1 X Mary' Litchfield Swuls. M‘::::Tm‘:rn.x;: 8, 4he Tvet” tuneral Home 2847 o rendon, Va. Ives” ciapei on Bunday. October 6. as paynm: " Tnterment Fairfax, V. AN. MARGARET ?;!":;h}l;!ld?l’ ‘Oxohn ul‘l ) ospital ARGARET MARY - MAN. beloved daughter of Alonts B and :E:vil:; h‘Dll“lflfl ‘Tayman. Evelyn Tl]l"l.fl':f “.““l tice of services )Ile( On_Tuesday. October at (;‘}lll"}lt‘\ Hospital, LILLIAN e of the stophe: Thomas, mother of m.m";hf?” O and James Thomas. Suryiving her also are iWo devoted Iriende. Mre. Geneve Litt i‘?"fiz?,'.’?‘"'ie”'i’ Bardfield. and a hot mains {uneral nome. 348 BT ave mw anul Interment 6 nounon. GUSTA S, On Pridas. October t her residen: 5 Minnesoia are. GUSTA 8. beloved wite oi ire ate Washington G. Thompson. Puneral from the above fesidence on Mond .y Octo Relatives and Erel'e:da invited. Interment Congressional TILCH, RicH, RD. tober 2. 19; Aspinwall On_ Wednesday. Oce at the Veterans' Hospital, RICHARD TILCH. bes nd of Eva Tiich (nee Kissen. Puneral from his 1 e, 08 Pa. ave. at 10 friends invited. National Cemetery. ve.. am. Relatives and Iaterment Arlington ! On ch)-idly October ANNA LEY 1773 You st ife of Joseph TIHEV mother of Bel'ncc Jones. Lonnie and Russcll nd sister of Miss Sadie B wn Brown. She also leaver a Walter Jones, s and f omas devoted son-in-law many other relativ peral Saturday. October 5 from the above residence. Rev. D E. ‘Wiseman OMciating. Interment Hare mony Cemetery. WATSO? CLARA MAY. On Thursdas Oce 1935, CLARA MA ATEON. Rinersr from ‘the ‘chapel o Thomas ¥ Murra. Nichols ave. s.e y. 5 p.m. Rels tives and {ricnds invited. Interment St John's Cemetery, Broad Creek, Md. LIAN. On Tuesday. ELLA LILLIAN WASH- burr services at the 8. H. Hines Co. fune home. 2001 14th nw. on Saturday October 5. at 2:15p.m. Interment Con- gressional Cemetery. 4 WA\H![ RN. ELLA L. Officers and mem« bers of Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans. are re- auested to -llrnd -m services of Sis- ter SHEURN. D: tent president. on Pr.da) October 4. t p.m.. at the §. H. Hines Co. neral hsvm\ d u_r (Signed) CE_ M s e E MEADE. Prp‘ wil S, trl.rn mmdn October 4, 5. at Preedmen’s Hospital N [LLIAMS, beloved mother of Ma Bright and Marie Chapman. sister of Wheeler and Charles Schnieder and grandmother of Etta May Chapman and Bernard Williams. ~ Notice of funerai later. Remains resting at lhe W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w YATES, LUCY. Departed this life Thu day October 1 of her mother. andria Va v of Robert Yates. molher of Thor Bertie Yates her mother. a fu- ‘Miziah' Gaskina sisters. one brother. Walter Gaskins nl Philadelphia. Pa.. and also oth tives and friend< Remains restin Patrick st Alexandria. Va. tice of funeral later. In Memoriam. BAKER. NELLIE TREN] ors of our dear di TE TRENE No- In loving mem. chter and sister BAKER. who depa this life 1wo years ago today. CRlober 'r-ro years have passed since that sad ¢ v When the one we loved was called awer. God 1. her home. Tt was H: But in our hearts we love her st MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER AXTON. CARRIE. In memory of dear aunt. CARRIE BRAXTON. who ¢ - parted, this life Ciehieen sesrs 280, C:- e but never forgotten NEPHEW, W. GREEN. MARY ANN. On Friday. Octo- | at the home of her daugh- Mrs. Chatles A Enaiish, Colchester; air! County. Va., ANN s Neterel st Haighi Mrs. Florence | Jackson of Washingion. D nd | Mrs. Charles English. Notice of Tunerai | ater. HAMPTON, LUCY MAY. on Priday, Oc- | 4." 1.5, LUCY MAY HAMPTON. | the betoved mother of ‘Mrs. Allce Pum- | <. Thomas Crow of Dalton. Notice of time later. On Priday. October! 4. Hospital. OTIS nd st. ne.. beloved e Hawks. son of Frank 517 11th st. s.e. HAWKS, OTIS. 1 at iends resting Stewart's funeral ‘home H st Interment Fords. HILL. 1 30 IDA. On Thursday October 3 at the residence of her daughter. [ st. n.w.. ID; devoted mother_of Violet Thompson. ' sister of Mary P. Gaines. Mrs. George Penning- ) ;and Charles ‘Hedgeman. Funeral Sunday. October 6. at & p.m.. from Ver- mont Avenue Baptist Church. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w until 11 am. | Saturday, thereaiter at the above resi- dence. Interment in King and Queen 6 County. Va. JACKSON. LEWIS Suddenlv on Thurs- day. October he Freedmen's I:mspl(ll LEWIS ‘A JACKSON of i Cat. n.v. deveted husoana of Eloise kson. a son of Martha Jackson and father of Lewis A. Jackson. Jr. Nowace of | funeral hereafter. * JACKSON. MARY A. E. On Wednesday. October 3 th st son and the late Josephine ter of Msbel. Henry snd er Jjack son. Remains res at the W. Ernest | garvis funeral church, 1412 You'st. n.w. Funeral Saturday_ October 5. at 2 p.m from - the. W. Ermest Jarvie fumerai church. Puneral (private) except to im- | mediate relatives. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. KERSHAW, SARAR_E. On Wednesdas. October 2. 1935, SARAH E_KERSHAW. | Beloved mother of Mrs. Florence Prince. Remains resting at the funeral home of Perry & Walsh. 29 H Funeral Saturday. October from the above funeral home. and friends invited. wood Cemetery. LAING: WALTER N.. Wednesdu. October ING, Jr.. belov Relatives Interment GltnA IR Suddenl! on WALTER husbmd of Edna ing. “Puneral from | 5 m(h st. s.e. Sat- Relatives at 2 pm S Tricnds avited” Tatement mite | 4 MEHRING. WILLIAM E. _Suddenls. on ‘Thursday. October 3. 1935. at Washing- ton Sanitarium Hospital, Takoma Park Md., WILLIAM E.. son of Dr. William B. and Mildred O. Mehring of 8405 Cedar . Silver Spring. Md. Services at War. ner B, Pumphrey's funeral bome | Georgia _ave., 3 bnnl Md.. Saturday." October at 11 am Ferment Tagyionn. Md. Priday. Oc. tober 4. 1035. at the home of the Ared | and Orphans, Gaithersburg, Md. ANNA W. MERIWETHER. aged 90 yurs Remains resting Garner's funeral HER DEVOTED P ALTEP mmm: WILLIAM N, Sacred to memory of WILLIAM N (ISAM: DO N oho died ‘eleven vears ago iod October 4. 1924 Gone._but_not forgotten HIS SON_GEORGE 8. DODSON. A PAMILY . | GILLEM. RICHARD A AND MALINDA ». | and October 4. 1905. respectively. ‘To iive in lh‘ htll’tl of those who io.e you is not to | HATTIE. ‘PARKER AND RICHARD GIOVANNETTL. LUCIA loving mem- our dear of n mother. LUCIA GIOVANNETIT us seventeen years ago today, 4. 1918, God takes our loved ones from our homes, But_never from our hearts HER DAUGHTER. CA ROLA GIOVAN- NONT. GRANDDAUGHTF R, | EDITi ANMBROG!T HENDERSON. REV. WIILIAM T. cred memory of Thy servant. Ret LIAM T. HENDERSON. October 4 Gentle grass caress him still Make soft the pillow there beneath his weary head Qn his turf shail roses rear their leaves nd ‘he wild cypress wave In tender October Tn <a- WIL- 1930, &l And sorrow lean her drooping head. Lingering pause and lightly tre; While the voice of the wind in "(he pines sig! of! Porgotien of the world. perhavs Porever cherished and loved by one alone. Sweet thy repose. Rest w HIS DEVOTED WIFE. M. NAYYE E HEN- MA l DEL MARY E. In memory of m: Hovoted wite, MARY E MAGRUDER. vho acn-ned this life October 4. 1934. me. but not_forgotten | JAMES R MACRUDER AND FAMILY. * McCOLLUM. THADDEUS S§. In loving memory of my devoted father. THAD- DEUS 8. McCOLLUM. who departed * life two years ago today, October 4. 19 Years mav wipe out many things. But this they wipe out never— For_in the garden of remembrance. There is a sheltered spot Pragrant with bicoms of beauty Of the sweet forget-me-not DEVOTED DAUGHTER. DOROTHY uzumm " LOUIS P, A tribute gt love y His memory will never grow oid May his soul rest in peace. HIS LONELY HO!HIR. ETHEL MEREDITH NILAND. BARTLEY l “In loving memory Sf our dear brother and uncle. BARTLEY J NILAND. who died seven years aso October 4 ‘THE PAMILY. * PARKER. MRS. FLORENCE. 1In sad but loving ‘memory of our dear mother. Mrs. FLORENCE PARKER. who passed anay two years ago today. October 4. | Years may wipe out many things, But this will wipe cut never. The memory of those happy vears, en we were all together. LOVXNO DAUGHTERS. ~ HENRIETTA RYE_FLORENCE AND ANNIE PAR- KER- 3515 Shervaan ave. nw. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. home, Gaithersburg, Md. Brief services at the Home for the Aged on Sunday, October 8. at 10:15 am, Funeral serv- | ices at Goshen. M. at the regular serv- | {92 e Mbictment church cem- Y. DANIEL A. 4.1935. at Providence H A beloved husband of lnd father of William cis M re’ Mingie C. Muroh brother of Edwin C. Murphy. Remains | Testing at the Chambers | Eouiheast tuneral home, 557 11th #t. S¢. Notice of funeral later. O'SHAIJGIINI:!SY ELEANOR. On Thurs- day. 5, 8l Der residence. TEiEANOR & SRADGH: NI oved” daneier of - Johi T, ara Minerva Qhaushnessy, Remain resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w eral Church’ of the On Priday. october Murphy. 'md‘ and triends are iavited. Rock Creek Cemetery. FANNIE. On Thursday. Octo- FANNTE OSTROW devnled mother v Mrs. Louis Bilververg. Mrs. Jack in, Misses Ruth and Gertrude on Sunday. October 8. Cerment Washington Hebrew cemeury i) feral Baturdsy. Trom the MecGuire funerai home. B e o M CRttinas Tnvited. " Inierment Lincoin Memorial Cemzury CARRIE E. On Tuesday, Oc- lfl.’lb at GIIIInl:r Hunlul . PROCTOR, wif> of the urviving her tsude Jon iate nnd-m ral boih et ral Sundsy. Oclober 6., at % ery_on Y. T 5. at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends in- l vited. A \ Frank Geier's Sons Co. NW 3 | ap sevenn e 8% NAtional 2473 CHAS 'S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL £T ____Phone Lind V. L. SPEARE 0. | Neither the successor to nor eonnected with the crisine) W R - Spears establishment. nAvona 28021009 H St. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave NE Lincoln 8200 Joseph F. 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