Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1935, Page 9

ERT E. BOSHER, 43, DIES AT RIVERDALE Hyattsville Automobile Man Stricken at Home—Services | ngm' Hill *® @meterg 5 Where Perpetual Care is e, T, GaEns O r i Robert E. Bosher, 43, Hyattsville au- Mo e Than = Promlse | tomobile man, died at his home here THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, last night after a heart attack brought on by acute indigestion. He came to Riverdale a number of years ago, and st one time was employed by the Washington Railway & Electric .Co. He was born in Newport News, Va. Services will be held Friday, but arrangements have not been com- pleted. He is survived by his widow, who was before her marriage Miss Madeline Summers of Bladensburg, and two children, Robert, jr, and Audrey F. Boshe! 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J., presi- dent of Georgetown University and a friend of many years, celebrated requiem mass this morning in Holy Trinity Church. Interment was in the Jesuit cemetery at Georgetown Uni- versity, where Father McDonnell was graduated many years ago. Officers of the League of Laymen's Retreat acted as pallbearers and cross- bearers at the services. Last night members of the Washington section of the league chanted the rosary at the crypt in St. Willlam’s Chapel at Georgetown, where the body of the priest rested. A guard of honor, com- prised of delegates from the various parishes in the city, watched over the body during the night. Father McDonnell formerly was rec- tor of Gonzaga College and of Holy Trinity and St. Aloysius’ Churches in this city before he devoted his entire attention in late years to the retreats of laymen in the diocese. Many lay- men from Baltimore, Southern and Western Maryland sections of the league attended the mass. — PRESENT CREDENTIALS D. C, WEDNESDAY, Rites Held COL. GRIER BURIED IN ARLINGTON, Py COL. HARRY S. GRIER, Executive officer in the office of the chief of Infantry, War Depart- ment, who was buried today in Arlington with full military and Masonic services. Col. Grier died Sunday in New York City. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah L. 8. Grier of the Kennedy-Warren Apartments, MISS DEARING, 70, EXPIRES SUDDENLY Miss Fannie May Dearing, 70, for | until recently had taken an active interest in Y. W. C. A. work here, died suddenly yesterday at her home, 3901 Connecticut avenue. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow at 2 pm. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. years a resident of Washington, who | OCTOBER 30, 1935. CAPT. WESTON, IL 2 MONTHS, DIES West Point Instructor At- tended District’s Pub- lic Schools. Capt. Standish Weston, 32, an in- structor at West Point and a native of the District, died last night at Walter Reed Hospital after an illness of two months. Capt. Weston had lived here with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Weston, and had attended the Dis- trict public schools. His father at the time was connected with the Bliss Electrical School. Capt. Weston was graduated second in the class of 1925 at West Point. Later he attended Oxford University in England on a Rhodes scholarship, receiving both the M. A. and B. A. degrees there. After returning to this country he served for & time with the 4th En- gineers at Fort Bragg, N. C, being assigned in 1930 to duty as a staff officer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where the next year he was awarded a B. S. degree in engineering. Later he was assigned to duty as an instructor in the de- partment of engineering at the Mili- tary Academy. He served there until here for hospital treatment. probably be some time tomorrow at Arlington Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mar- | garet Addoms Weston; a daughter, Anne, 5, and his father, Walter N. | Weston, who is now on his way here | from Vancouver, Canada. | two months ago, when he was brought | Fureral services and burial will | DR. MILDRED GIBBS, TEACHER, EXPIRES Principal of Thaddeus Stevens School Was Graduate of Howard. Dr. Mildred E. Gibbs, principal of the Thaddeus Stevens School, died Monday at her home, 1128 New Hampshire avenue. Funesal services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday ac the Ninteenth Street Baptist Church. Miss Gibbs had served in the public schools here' since 1881, when she was appointed a teacher. She had been principal at the Stevens School since 1904, having graduated from the Medical School at Howard University (in 1901. | an educator, Miss Gibbs had at one | time or another been affiliated with nearly all the charitable organiza- tions of the city. She is credited with a number of innovations in school work, among them being socialized recitation and departmentalization of elementary school work. APPROVAL OF PLAN FORESEEN BY SABATH Supervision of Bondholders’ Pro- tective Committees Expected to Pass Congress. By the Associated Press. Representative Sabath, Democrat. of | Ilinols, predicted yesterday that his | bill to provide Government supervision of Bondholders’ Protective Committees would be approved when Congress re- turns, He also issued a statement reviewing |ed by a special committee, of which he is chairman, which has been inquir- | ing into activities of bondholder groups for & year. In addition to her work as evidence obtained at hearings conduct- | During her husband’s illness Mrs. | Weston has been staying with Lieut. | ~Investigations and hearings in Col. and Mrs. R. H. Fletcher, 1921 | Ministers of Egypt and Yugo- slavia Formally Received. ‘Two new diplomatic representatives | of foreign governments presented their credentials yesterday to President | Roosevelt. 517 11th St. S.E. Call ATlantic 6700 | They were Mohamed Amine Youssef, | Minister from Egypt, and Constantin Fotitch, Minister from Yugoslavia. OUR EW STREAMLINED HEATING PLA NT NATIONAL=WILLIAMS OnouiC BOILER It's truly a beautiful piece of furniture down in our cozy basement recreation room. Brilliant red in color, with black base and aluminum trim « .. We just love it. Its special steel boiler and oil burner are concealed with all controls in the 1709 De Sales Str METROPOLITAN 1814 BURNER UNIT streamlined jacket. And...the magicofit... drudgery, dust, dirt and odor, those bugaboos of the old-fashioned heating plant, are gone forever. Colonial Fuel Oil, Ine., 1700 De Sales Street N.W.:— T'm tired of furnace dirt and drudgery. new National-Williams Oil-O-Matic Boile T want full detalls about the mer Unit. P — L Address During her life here Miss Dearing was prominently associated with a number of musical organizations and took part in private charity work. Her father, George T. Dearing, was| & building contractor in the early.days of Washington, having directed erec- tion of many of the older structures in the city. Surviving are three nieces, Mrs. Walter Hilton and Mrs. Alice Cross of Washington and Mrs. Percy L. Jones | of Erle, Pa. FOUND. OR WANTED ANIMALS apply AT Le: 7 nimal_Rescue . ] Bhene North goao eue 71 O s nw LOST. Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of irsue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BEAGLE. small_female_black, white bodv. | tan head " LiGeral reward. ' C. 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Tide Tables, (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Tomorrow. 10 m 5. SHUND—Small. reddi. lost” Saturday eve paid “for return. N H ave nw DIAMOND RINGS (1) Sears’_ Restauran Reward. 219 sh brown male reward of S5 will be George Garrett, 1808 Tuesday night, 15th and H sts e. on pl. ne. Pot 4172-J.1 EYEGLASSES. in black case from Kann Sat. night 15th and H sts. ne. Reward Phone_Lincoln_oRn. - i | EYEGLASSES. rimless. in_ black case marked “Mavflower Optical Co™ Reward 1179 Nat. Press Blds. or call National FUR SCARF. ter, Mon brown. two skins. Fox Thea- evening. Reward. Phone s 53-W. 5 506 am 1039 p'm! 439 pm. GLASSES. in ~Edmonds’ case. _Fulvue = Call Mr_Clark. National 6487 or Emerson I 4050m 4. Reward The Sun and Moon. ayed Re¥Ad. gun, today Sun. tomorrow Moon, today. - Automobile lights must one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the ital (current month to date): Average. 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Atlantic 1700-1701 Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers | Boston and New York disclosed that the same deplorable conditions exist with respect to the so-called ‘Protec- tive’ Committees as have been found In other sections of the country,” his statement said e e Cards of Thanks. Gle’)r\"‘?!.\z)l:'r“‘ SILVIO. Vi ish | incere beloved GIOVANNEITI MRS. E. GIOVANNETTI AND FAMILY. WOOD. LOUELLA. Wa wish to express our friends and neighhors sympathy for their and floral_oferings THE F.\.MIL\C - Braths. DER. CLARENCE W. 5. October 2@, 14935, at his ‘residence. 1244 Colum CLARENCE W. beloved Alexander Hattie H. Claudius. Clarerce. ir. Alexander & husb; of devotad father of Doris and Louise is life Tues- her residence._ LucY ALLEN.“sn eir daughter, Ef children.” four a host of of st. n.w ves to mourn ge_Jones three g Geor il erea: Funeral Thursay. October 31 o'clock. from the above residence. On Tuescay. Oc- 7143 . At h 5 a Eoiscopal hursday afternoon a terment Ozk Grove mouth, Va BOSHER, ROBERT LEIGH. Wednesday, Octoby residence. 1103 . ROBERT_LEIG of Madaline S Bos rian Church, November 1 Everereen % Md ) o'clo Cemetery, Sud Riverdale H. beloved husband Fu Y o Cemetery, sband of ‘Julia Brown, the ‘late et 3 nest "Jarvis 1 church. 1 Wednesdav noon above residerce. Cemetersy. DAILEY. JENNIF KIN life_on Monday Frederick. Md.. JEN: beloved wife of leaves to mourn their loss Agnes Lucas and_ Ethel Jackson brother. Charles King: one uncle a many other relativ ursday, Oc om 71 K st wn Cemetery. You n.w thereafter at Interment os: 1 > pm | ment Woodla | DEARING. ‘Tuesdar, n.w at “the on Thursdav. October 31. at terment Glenwood Cemetery MARGARET A. 1 at ~ Mrs t sw. MAR: beloved wife ‘of Wil mains resting in Taltavull. 436 7 funeral late: FILLEBROWN, nesday. Oc residence. 715 A aged 65 Willis_ Filleb M. Padgett's funeral home, se. on Friday. November Relatives and ' friends ment Cedar Hiil Cemetery. FITZPATRICK. CHARLOTTE Monday, October 8. 1935 at dence. "4414 New Hampshire ave. nw. CHARLOTTE C. FITZPATRICK Knibbs), beloved of Joseph B residence pm. In- the residence Mildred Bryan. 5 GARET A. DIX am E. Dixon. R the chapel of P. A h st. s.w. Notice of On Wed- 5. at her son's st.se. ELIZABETH . the beloved wife of neral from H 131 11th st 1 invite €. V. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Thomas A. Funeral from the above residence on Thursday, October 31, at A0 am thence to St. Gabriel's Church. wher hizh requiem’ mass will be si at am. for the repose of her soul terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. tives and friends invited NK. ROSE. _On Monday, October "8 ROSE FRANK (nee Chapple)_aged 54 years, beloved wilo of Moses Frank and mother of Mrs Yateman and e ober 31. at 2 friends invited. Cemctery. 30 GALLIHER, CHARLES E On Wednesday. October 0. 14:15. at_his residence, 1848 Harrison st. nw. CHARLES E. GAL- LIHER. beloved husband of Mrs. Caro- line ‘Agnes Galliher and beloved” father of Joseph H. and C. Emery Galliher and Mrs. Robert Carter. Funeral from his late residence. on Friday, November am. Inierment Rock Creek 31 m erment Cedar Suddenly. on at her re: dence. 1178 New Hampshire ave. n . MILDRED E. GIBBS. devoted sis: ter of Fannie L_Carrington of Malde Puneral Friday. November 1 . from Nineteenth Street Ba . Rev. W. rooks offi. ciating. Relatives ard friends invited. GIBBS, MILDRED E. The officers and members of the Teackers' Benefit and Annuity Association are notified of the death of MILDRED E_GIBBS. JOHN E. SYPHAX. Pres. J. L. GRAY. Becy. On_Tuesday. Oc- 29, HART, J HART. JOHN G.. JR. tober 29, 1015 JOHN G. beloved husband of Adelaide Hari. 1 ther of John Hart. 3d. son _of Sarah b Hart and brother of Mrs. Edith Cameron of Berryville, Va. residence, 53 Kenyon st. mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w until 8 am. Fridav. November 1. Fu neral services at the John H. Enders & Son funeral home, Berryville. Va. on Friday. November 1. at 2 pm. In- {erment Greenhill Cemetery. Berryyille. a. 3 HICKMAN, WILLIAM CONRAD. On Wed- nesday. October 30, 1035. WILLIAM CONRAD HICKMAN. beloved husband W. Hicki nd T 05 Remains Testing &% his late until 11:30 ices at the Southeast funeral home. 7 se. on Priday November 1. at 2 pm. Relatives_and friends are invited. In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery. (Balti- more papers please copy.) 31 HOFFMAN, GEORGE_JACOB. On Tue: day. October 29. 1935, at his residence. i35 _Good Hope rd. s. RG) JACOB_HOFFMAN. beioved husband of Mary Elizabeth Hoffman 1) Funeral from the chapel Son, 2007 ment Congressional Cemetery. may be viewed at th neral home after 12 o'clock noon dsy. October 31. . Remains e above-named fu- Thurs- 31 our sincere thanks and appreciation to | one On Wednesday, | her resi- | patrick. mother of Helen' C. and Joseph | Gennon and sister of James J Knibb<. | o | ¥ A-9° Beaths. mains resting at Henry 8 & 8ons’ funeral home. 4975 De; ne. Remains may Le viewed only the residence of his parents after 4 p.m. Thursday. Puneral Priday. No- Croven it 5. Zioh Biiueoul aron 3 ion urc! Grove., Md. Relatives and friends invited. 31°% JO(H I’.( fin !unt;‘ly, Oc- ol at Gallinger ospital. MARION' P.. the devoted husband of Ida Johnson. father of Gloria Johnson stedfather of Edward Whitlev and Mary ‘Trescott and son of the late Theodore and Annie Johnson of Talbert County, Md He also leaves to mourn their loss {our brothers. one sister. one aunt, Mary Wel two uncles. Douglas and Herma: Johnson, and other relatives {'vfil\d\ Puneral Wednesday. A0 at R pm.. from Henry 8. ton & Sons' funeral V. Body 4 MARION F. Columbia Lodge, No. O. E. of W. is hereby % P. nctified “of ' the - funeral of _ Brother MARION F._ JOHNSON. from Washing- ton's funeral home 467 N st. n.w resday. October 9. Session of sorrow at_EI ome, 701 at 7 pm. Al Eks GRIFFITH, E. R. PEELIe Secy GLEBERG W. On Tuesday. § ENGLEBERG 29. 193 ) ed husband of Effie M, and father of Mrs. Sadle and William E. Kerper. ~Re resting at his ‘late residence. 1745 E st ne. Puneral from the Ninth Street Chrisuan Church on Friday. No- vember 1. at 10 am. friends are invited LATNEY. ALLAN A C. LEE CAM Kerper Crown mains Relatives and her residence, 405 ATNEY. She leaves James Latney and Viola C st sw. to mourn iwo daugh- Upshaw; one grandchild, James Upshaw: iwo _si Mrs. ' Alice Carter and Mrs. Lena two brothers, Jesse and Julian n nds. Funeral services Smith's home. 1 19th nw Sunday. November a pm. Rev. L T. Huzhes officiating. Ine terment at Mount Zion Cemetery. ® McFL WILLIAM JOH! Cn Tuesday, October 29 14535, at his residence, 181% | ont place n.w JOHN | ELWEE. nusband ' of the ate Emma McEiwee and father of Mrs. Chester R. Services a' the § al home. |5 | Norton Co. tuner, 2 | on Thursday. Octo | Interment Cedar Hi MONTGOMERY, BENJAMI dav. Octoher 91t t Nell beloved son late Charles Montgomersy. N, On ‘Tues- BENJAMIN. the Montgomery and brother of Lawrence. Raymond and Joseph rier. Remainy Jarvis funera! Notice of & church | funeral later. MOTHERSHEAD. ROBER’ On Monday. Cctober daughter's residence 336 N | ROBERT HUMPHREY MOTH husbanhd of the late Emma C. d. He is survived by one daughters. Puneral from the above idence. Notice of time later. £, CLAYTON ERNEST. On Wednes- October 165 'at_Providenca PAYNE. and of Louise Pavne. Re- at the W_W. Chambers 1400 Chapin st. n.w. eral Iater. T HUMPHREY. R 1935, at h st. s [ERSHEAD, Mother son and DERS eral_chur Funeral Thursday. 1 pm. fiom Third and Que sts. nw ting. Interment 1433 Oc- Bantist Rev. J. Hare J. _On day Octo= WILLIAM J SIPLE. bes of Gertrude Sivie and of Marietta. Pa. ne W W. Chambers ome.” 517 11th and inters On Tuesday, 0 am. Miss beloved sister 710 o'clock. idence. 014 T s Oct 2 tec to attend STEVERSON. HARRIETT C. Officers and members of the Catholic Beneficial 80« e notified of Sister ETT C. ST ral from S sday at 9 am CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. Pres. ENCE WILSON. Rec. Secy. ® dav. October 5. WILLIAM VADE. peloved sband of Noailies D Wade. He also irvived hy five sons. Late residenci Remaine resting at_the ork Cov ber 0 Interment Y nty. Va., Thursday afternooms In Memortam, MALU MAUDE M. ADA! Life five years DE M. 1In loving rememe ar_daughter and sist MS. who departed this g0 today, October 30, 1 She had a smile for every one. A heart as pure as gold To_those who knew and loved her Her memory will never grow old FAMILY. ELSIE. In sad but Sweet res nee of my dear wife. ELSIE OWN. who departed this life one year ago today. October A0. 1934 From this world of pein and sorrow To_the land of peace and rest, God has taken vou. dear one. Where vou have found eternal rest. LOVING HUSBAND. HENRY BROW! COLEMAN. MARY F. My dear mother, MARY F. COLEMAN. who departed this life two vears ago and whose memory ver beautiful to her daughe -in-law alwavs be remembered of st God_shall sive us life, FULTON. * ANNA M. ance__of In sad but loving our her. A M. GLORIUS 6 years ago today. October 3 HER DEVOTED CHILDI HAWKINS. In sad but nembrance of our dear mother ndmother. LA HAWKINS who entered into eternal rest vears aco today, October SUs SMITH. | dear mother, h. how We wish be we could be fust a little To say & few words to Vou Some day we'll see you. dear mother, And tell vou oer and How we missed you s When we meet to part no more. . EVOTED _DAUG! ), - D KUGRTER . GERTRUDE. R. IMES AND EVELYN R. STROUD. - memory_of my TOLSON. who ago today, Oce true nearer TOLSON. AUGUSTA. In krandmother. AUGUSTA passed away one year tober 0. 1934 Sweet memories will linger forever. Tune cannot change them. 'tis true; Years that may come cannot sever My loving_rememorance of vou. My Joving N BSON, GEORGE. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS Taseah F. 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