Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1935, Page 13

OR. 1. W. HODGES EXPIRES AT MIAMI Body of Former D. C. Physi- cian Returned for Glen- wood Burial. Dr. John W. Hodges, 78, who for- merly practiced medicine here, died Wednesday at Miami, Fla., where he %rl,@fco/n Vashingtonss best located Gemnetery, T haw”lived since leaving this city more than 20 years ago. Funeral services will ke held to- morrow at 2 p.. at the Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be 1n Glenwood Cemetery. A native of Baltimore, Dr. Hodges was ecducated in the public schools there and graduated from the Balti- more Medical College in 1892. Many years ago he was in the drug business in Annapolis and lated in Washington until 1905 when he be- gan the practice of medicine here. He was a member of the Medical So- ciety of the District of Columbia from. 1906 to 1913. In Miami he had specialized ir ‘he treatment of nervous and mental dis- eases. At the time of his death he was a fellow of the American Medical Asscciation and a member of the Florida Medical Association. While engaged in the drug business, ne was president of the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association in 1888, and had been otherwise prominently identified in a business and profes- slonal way both in the District and Maryland. MRS. SARAH POE WOLVEN FUNERAL SERVICES HELD Bishop Freeman Presides at Rit in Bethlehem Chapel of Cathedral. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Poe Wolven, mother of Col. Prank H. Wol- ven, U. 8. A, and Canon Raymond L. Wolven, were held today in the Beth- lehem Chapel, Washington Cathedral. Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, presided. The Cathedral choir of men and |-boys, directed by Robert G. Barrows, sang. In the congregation were Canon william L. De Vries, Canon Joseph Fletcher, Carbn and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Freeman and Mrs, Wolven’s daughters-in-law. Interment will be at Bloomfleld, N. J. 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O'Rourke, 63, retired furni- ture dealer and former Philadelphia sports writer, died early today at his home, 2108 R street, after an illness of several months. He had suffered from heart trouble. A native of Philadelphia, Mr. O'Rourke for many years wrote base ball news for papers there and at one time managed several teams in the old Tri-State League. He came to Wash- ington in 1915 and for 20 years was in the furniture business here. Mr. O'Rourke was a former vice president of the Kiwanis Club, 8 mem- ber of the Knights of Columbus and the Philadelphia Base Ball Writers' Association, Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Cath- erine O'Rourke, and two sons, George and John O'Rourke, managing editor of the Daily News. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 10 a.m. at St. Matthew's Church, followed by 'burial Olivet Cemetery. % o MISS CROGGON DIES; FUNERAL TOMORROW Member of Society of Natives Was 72 Years 01d. Miss Josephine Hall Croggon, 72, as a reporter for The Star wrote the news account of President Lin- coln's assassination, died Wednesday at her home, 625 Maryland avenue northeast, after a long illness. A former clerk at the Pension Office, Miss Croggon retired about 12 years ago, after 40 years of Government service, A member of one of the city’s oldest families, she belonged to the Society of Natives of the District of Columbia and the Waugh M. E. Church, and was a charter member of Treaty Oak Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Her father was one of the five organizers of the Sons of Jonadab. Her mother was the late Mrs. Eliza- beth C. Croggon. Miss Croggon is survived by two Mary F, Croggon, Funeral services will be held to- morrow at 2 p.m. at her late residence. Rev. Allan F. Poore and Rev. Howard F. Downs will officiate. be In Congressional Cemetery. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. 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Church here, attended funeral services for Mrs, Johnson Wednesday at Ipswich. Mrs. Johnson would have been 100 years old In, three months, She had many friends here, where she spent the Winters with Mrs. Haggerty. She also leaves a son, J. Henry Johnson, of Leominster, Mass., and another daugh- ter, Miss Ida B, Johnson of Ipswich. \CLARK M’ADAMS, 61, DIES IN ST. LOUIS Contributing Editor Was Member of Post-Dispatch Staff More Than 35 Years. By the Assoclated Press. ST. LOUIS, November 29.—Clark McAdams, 61, contributing editor of the Post-Dispatch, died today at his home of cancer. McAdams was a member of the Post-Dispatch staff more than 35 years. His column, “Just a Minute,” was a feature of his paper's editorial He wrote “In Uganda,” satirizing the African hunting expedition of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. McAdams was an authority on bird life and in 1916 was r.ppointed a mem- |ber of the Federal Advisory Board on Migratory Birds. e MRS. EVELYN JERMAN, LONG RESIDENT, EXPIRES Funeral Services Were Held To- day With Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Evelyn L. Jerman, 79, wife of | & resident of this city, died Tuesday | at her home, 22 Todd place northeast, after a long illness. Funeral services were held in St. | Martin’s Catholic Church today at |9. am. Burial was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Jerman is survived by two sons, of this city, and two daughters, Mrs. | Mary McGivérn of this city and Mrs. | Florence A. Buffin, wife of Maj. Kenneth E. Buffin, of Carlisle, Pa. Mrs. Jerman was for many years active in the Sodality Society of St. Martin’s Church. AR W. A. PARKS FUNERAL Final Services Scheduled for Radio Station Engineer. Parks, 38, chief engineer for Radio Station WMAL, were to be held this yof Frank Geier's Sons, 1113 Seventh street, with Rev. Dr. G. E. Lenski, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, offi- ciating. Burial was to be in Prospect | Hill Cemetery. Mr. Park’s associates at WMAL were to be pallbearers. His home here was at 4008 Twentieth street northeast. . Brewing Authority Dies. ST. LOUIS, November 29 (#).—Carl A. Nowak, 48, chemist and authority of beer brewing, was dead todsy after an apopletic stroke yesterday. One-time secretary of the Master Brewers' Association, he was editor of Modern Brewing, 8 magazine, also was the author of several text books on beer making. Reg.. 35¢ 1 Pint l le Special TOOTHPOWDER ‘_'_ ’“”\9”” $25,000.00 in Cash in big contest. Ask your Unity Drug Store for details, L e Wewis.cooo 9@ -36¢ _21c NORTHWEST STANDARD PHARMACY 1748 Seventh St. N.W. Tel. DE. 1421 Tel. WE. 0053 TOWER PHARMACY 14th and K Streets N.W. Tel. ME. 7057 BAKERS PHARMACY SEALFON’S PHARMACY MEt, 0333 § 6130 Georgia Ave. N.W, Tel. GE. 701 Kennedy St. N.W. Tel. GE. 2333 Contest Special Is Gray Hair Making You Unhappy? Then try Coffelt's never failing hair coloring. Reg. Our $1.50 Price 98- DRUG STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD QI“GK SERVIGE NORTHEAST MARKET DRUG, INC. 5th & Florida Ave. NE. Tel. LIn. 10195 MONTELLO PHARMACY 1609 Montello Ave. N.E. Tel. LIn. 9899 SOUTHEAST GOOD HOPE PHARMACY 1400 Good Hope Rd. SE. Tel, LIn, 4444 SILVER’S PHARMACY 2341 Pennsylvania-Ave. S.E. Tel LIn. 7822 NORTHEAST SHOEMAKER’S PHARMACY 5301 Georgla Ave. NW. = Tel. GE. 04% CAPITAL TOWERS PHARMACY 208 Mass. Ave. N.E. Tel. AT. 4100 §§ 1301 East LINCOLN PARK PHARMACY Capitol St. SE. Tel Lin 1104 {John H. Jerman and for many years | Charles R. and Joseph Jerman, both | Funeral services for Walther A.| afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the chapel | He | @ard nf Thanks. MAGRUDER, DORA family of’ the late DORA MAGRUDER wish to thank her relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offer- ings at the time of their bereavement. THE PAMILY, ¢ Breaths. BELL. MAURICE. On Wednesda; T Das, at Ganinker Hov son of the late Mrs. lnnd-on of Mrs. Annie of Hdnly Bcll Henr, ety foea iwood. en rom N agcal e 1300 souzh Capitol st. on Saturday. November at 1 .. Rev. Wallace Westray oflcl-tmx. 'mont Cemetery. 29 On ‘Thursday, At her residence. ANNA MAY BO! er of Wiltred -P, e Puneral services at the above address on Monday, December 3, at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30 BUTLER, JAMES. Suddenly. on Tuesday, November 201015, at Préedmen's Hos: pital, JAMES BUTLER, o " iars Rowa Hipkinis . and brother ‘of Marguerite Butler Harmon and Charles Coleman. Rem: 8t the W. Ernest Jarvis funer; 32 You st. n.w.. until 4 p.m. Priday: Hereaties "5t "Ms late remdence 510 Florida ave. n.w. Puneral Saturday, November 30 et I' p.m, {rom the abovg Tegidence. " Interment Lincoln Memori Cemetery. BUTLER, IAMES EDWARD. cclumbl‘l s f Brother . Movember MAURI Lodge, No. hereby nonflnd ol the funel JAMES EDWARD BUTLER from his late sesidence. B19 Florids ave, n.w. Sat 3 2 FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR M. REA SHAFER Pastor of Chevy Chase M. E. Church, of Which He Was Trustee, to Officiate. Funeral services for M. Rea Shafer, 56, were to be held at 2 pm. today at his late residence, 6605 Meadow lane, Chevy Chase, Md., with Rev. Edward G. Latch, pastor of Chevy Chase M. E. Church, officiating. Burial was to be private, in Rock Creek Cemetery. Active pallbearers selected were John D. Howard, Charles Lamborn, Clifford P. Carpenter, L. L. Reeves, Thomas Gardner and Phiip T. Har- pine. Honorary pallbearers named were M. P. Howard, Fred N. Oliver, Lee B. Kemon, William L. Orem, jr.; Harry Huntsbury and Dr. Harvey L. Curtis. Mr. Shafer, who died Wednesday after an iliness of two months, was a native of Washington, the son of the late Casper B. Shafer, whom he suc- ceeded in the furniture business some | years ago. He continued in the busi- . | ness under the firm name of M. Rea | Shafer, Inc. He was A member of the board of trustees of Chevy Chase M. E. Church and a member of the Washington Board of Trade. MISS ANNIE M'DANIEL, RETIRED TEACHER, DIES Service of Washington—Was D. A. R. Member. Miss Annie McDaniel, 84, retired domestic science teacher in the Dis- | trict public schools, who until recently resided here in the Northbrook Court Apartments, died Wednesday in a Bal- timore sanitarium after an illness of several months Miss McDaniel retired in 1924, after | 30 years. She was a member of the | Daughters of the American Revolu- | tion. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at the home of rela- tives in Baltimore. Miss McDaniel's nearest relative is Mrs. Morris Morrison, & first cousin, who lives in Baltimore, DOUGLAS RITES TODAY Retired G. P. 0. Employe Was 89. Native of Capital. Funeral services for Alexander Douglas, 89, native Washingtonian, who died Wednesday at the John Dickson Home, were to be held at 3:30 p.m. today at the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. Mr. Douglas was a retired employe During the Civil War he was a private in the 2d Battalion of the District of Columbia Infantry, (edar Hill Washingtomis most Beauful Cme?érg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Prom For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 79 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A $500 SERVICE For Only 3265 In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. m’ffiflz %’11 11th ST. S, ATisntio 6700 FARSHALL, The| CROGGON, MARSHALL Nearly 30 Years in Public School | serving as a teacher here for nearly | of the Government Printing Office. | Beaths. OSI'I"XE HALL On Wed- exday, mber 27, 1035, rlndente er!hnd ‘GON, JOSEPHINE dluhlhl!t of lhu+l!' James er at 2 pm. sional cm-ury. DALY, terment ‘Congres- . IRENE On Wednesday. No- vember 27, at eedmen’s Hos- pltal IRENE M_DALY, beioved dxughter ¥ and. Mis. Anthony . Daly of Now York City. ~Funeral hldu. N - mber 29, &t 8 p.m O runeral home, Jiz0 Bin st B Interment at New York Oity. DAVID, GEORGE lllxul day, November I8, Gence, 2700 Nichols ave.'s.s. GEORC LZEKTEL DAVID. heloved husband of Lillian L. David (nee Le Croy). Funeral from the chiapel of Thom: 41 & 8Son, 2007 lchol( ave. day, el 2, mi 4t Congress Hetents Methodist Chureh a5 ?m Relatives and friends in- terment Arlington National Cemete: % HAIIII:T WEST. DAY, On Thursday, November 28, 1935, 88, her esidence. 2101, New Hampsn n.w RIET WEST DAY, beloved wife of Henry O. Day and mother of Osborne Ralph and_John Henry Day and Mrs. Helen J. Schaffer. Eervices and Interment Chicago, Iil. FARLEY. ALBERT J. vember ‘28, 1935, Drivace | 0spital,” ALBERT J. eloved usband of Rachel T, Farley and lo\m: father of Harry and Roy Farley, Mrs. Florence Weaver and Mrs. Louise Bur. Jeigh also leaves other relatives and Toiends. " “Notjce: of funeral Jatere, He- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh. 1432 You st. n.w. FULTON. LILLIE MAY. Departed this life Wednesday, November, : . at_her residence, 473 L s long illness, LILLIE M LTON 8he leaves' to mourn their loss & loving : a_devoted | to: daughter. three brothers, Thormas, Johnny and Philin Robinson: one and other relatives and friends. Re- mains ‘resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. FUSE. JOHN A, On Thursday. 1935, JOHN A. FUSE, aged beioved husband of tne’ Jnie 1355, On Thurs- 8t his resi- On Th Ho- . Mary Greenberg. his daushter’s residence. .. on Saturday, Novemb: Relatives and _ frier nterment Glenwood Cemeter: FUSE, JOHN A. The members of Associa- ton, of Oldest Inhahitants are request: GNASH, WI'I.LIAH T"OMAQ On Monday, November 935, at Sibley Memoris] Hospiinl, WILLIAM THOMAS *GNASH the beloved husband of Elizabeth Gn father of Draja Gnash. son of Stephen and Catherine J. Grash of Stephen Phll} . "Mary Collins of Calif. Funeral services at the . Chambers Co. Southeast funeral * 517 11th st se, on Bturday. , &t Ri30 g.m.; thel Bt. Joseph's Calhol’( Chu'tl' requiem mass will be offered at 9 a for the repose of his soul. Ri and friends invited to a ment Arlington Natiooal BALL SAMUEL Joszrm. 50th vear of his age. BAMUEL JO EPH | HALL,_beloved hushana. of 2 Wood) and father of Hall. Funeral from the (<hagel of P Taltavull day. N ARY J. Departed t November ¥ HARDY. M Thursda: mothe Notice of funeral later. HAWKINS, FRANCIS. Departed this life November 7. 1935 at 89 N st . FRANC; He leavés® mourn their loss two sisters. Fan Hawkins and Sarah Evans; two broth- ers. Jim Hawkins and Garfield Adam L%0 Dieces, one nephew and also a host 1933 ‘HODGES. husa Rosella B. Hodges. ~Service: H. Hines Co funeral hom w., on Saturda: Interment G Bpatha. |PEREY. wAmY AsmLEY. O Tuesday. Noveiber 56, # her resh de\rz 1945 Tith ARY E PERRY, devote: Ferry. mother o Robinson. Remains restin Ernest Jarvis Taneral churd om ay ntll Monday, noon Finieral Monday, December 5 Trom' the New Bethel Baptist Churchy Oth and 8 sts. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery, 1 FLUMMER. MATTIE P. On Thursday. Noe ., until Saturday noon, there- after at_her late residence. Funeral Sunday. December 1st. at 3 1 Jobn's “Baptist, Church, | air officiating. & Fejlows: Cemetery. PATlingtons l.merm;ni 28 | ER L' PRICE, beloved Lee Price and Olive L. He is also survived by fouf brothers. Funeral from the . Chambers Co. Southesst funeral Home, th st s.e. on Saturday, Novems Ber 30, at 3 p.m.” Relatives and {riends invited. " Interment Cedar Hill Cemeterye RECTOR, JOSEPH THOMAS IE\TON On Wednesday, November 27, ., at_hig residerce, McLean, Va.. JOSEPH THoM . AS BENTON RECTOR. beloved husband of Lulie Bailey Rector and father of Mrs. Stanley Carper, Mrs. Winfred Poland. Mrs. Huber Frear and Joseph Thomas Benton Rector, ir. Funeral from O. 0. Pearron’s funeral home. Fally Sai HaC AW REDMAN, ALICE JFFIN . Ruffin Scoti‘and the Jal eriff rd Friends invited. SCHERMERHORN, REV. LU Aenly. '\u,nA\: Sul 1035 TRIPPE, morning er H. TRIFPE. belo oot o nd f one son, Lo Funeral from le, Md.. at 2 sons and I services a% WILDER. DR. CH. nesday. Novem dence. E: M. WILDER 2R, 1935, & thal Hospital IGLEHART. sged Leah Iglehart held Salem M. E d., on Sunday. Decemt Interment Salem Cemete: funeral home. 614 of funeral later. LESHER, MARY ELIZABETH. on Thursday. November 28 residence. 22 K st. n.w H'E'XH LES| beloved wife of Jacob Funeral from the above resi. S dd!" y. _Mary's " Cemetery. and friends invited. E F. Suddenly. on Th . ‘Woodsto: Jear of Bis ‘age. BE ed_husband of Nettie C Funeral from his late "Relatives 1 o 7 Sonn 3 and Mary A L of Mrs. Mary Agnes E from the James T. Ryan 317 Pennsylvania ave. s.e. November 30. at 2 p.m interment strictly private. MAGRUDER, ELMER E. m! T . on Saturday; Funeral and On Thursday, leld Me- nj 'Ae Fockvilie, Md. ~Services at Hy E h on Saturday 36, p.m._ _Intermen Moum, Zion Cemeury “Bethesda Md." | MARYAN, HEN] on Priday. Novem- ber 20, 10.,6 |t his residence. Kingston ave. Boulevard Heights, HENRY MARYAN. beloved husband of Melissa A. Maryan. Funeral from the -nov: rn'ldence on Monda: | McDERMOTT, WINIFRED JENE 3 | " On_Thursday. November 28 Children's Hospltal wmmu:n JUNE MART OTT, 5_months T8 Gavs Boloved. Antghier of ‘Hen and Winitred E. M. McDermnott anc . of 818 Davis ave., " Funeral from the llle r:sidence on Saturday. November 11 am. Interment Washington Memorial Park, McGILL, JENNIE. On Friday. November 'fl. 1935. at her rendexi:e X on. Notice of funeral MILLER, IIAMAN Dtbll“!d thil Xllo Aun- day " November 24, SELLER S 1005 O 5t mw. " He 15 sure vived by a devoted mother and father and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jersey ave, and R st. n.w. Funeral Saturday, ovenber 30, at 2 p.m.. from above pariors. Rela- tives and friends invited. MORE, ERNEST J. O Thursday, Novem. | 11 . He leaves one son and two daughters by former marriage. Late Tesidence. 1101 Florida ave. n.e. Dives and friends are. lnvxud. ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. MYERS, JOHN. On Thursda; mn R his_residen; nw. Ji B ievored. wite: November 820 L st. o % mevived 15 several brothers. and sisters and other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. ndolph A C. rmh“ at t.he hn funeral home, { ._Where lenlczl 'll be held on SA fll Novem!| 30, FaBim Reltives and friends 1n " snvited terment ld l Cemetery. 28 O’SULLIVAN, 'rlo XI‘eflnufl- A Novmm %., ll!l.mu".i’l‘ou- chunhon Oo lu Siaptn g vem! 30. at 8.‘0 .: 8t. H thew's ohureh, nm “Tass will be of- fered at for the r!ml his soul. H.ell(lvu and friends nflm !I'h terment Mount Olivei Cemetery. PAG‘. WASHINGTON _J. Den-nod thll on Thllndll!. Novfimbfl' 28, lll’“ after a ingering nEl!' | wuflmum . He leaves to mourn their Toes s douted wite: Mosine hoet of other relatives and fri Re- malns reatlnx at 8. P, Morrow: Tuneral home. 1326 V st. n.w. Funeral Sunday. December 1, at 1 p.m.. from Nlntteemh !lreet n.&us: Church, Rev. Walter H. PBrooks officlating Interment Lincoln Memorial PALME] uovlu IOSE. dl’. 2! ence. P 1oV C. Palmer and the ado of Miss Rose Pal I of Rev Sonn €. Falmer. ¢ eral *services .efl- above adaress ob Barurday. No- 80, 8¢ % pam. ” [s “HF\\ WILLIAM C day. November b residence of his s ave. nee. Notice of £ In Memoriam, FLETCHER. HOWARD E. membrance of our deir husband and brother. HOWARD E. FLETCH! who departed “this life two years sgo todave November 1933 Two years In loving res ed since you left us, re with us yet We um alwavs h the memory of Wilom we will never forget with sadness, how we w« you At lhe end of two long vea HIS TFE. FLETOHER. AND LOVING sxer'L EFFIE STEWART. SCOTT. GERTRUDE YROOMAN. 1 men o ett s Novem FORREST F. VROOMAN, s, Cal * parted this life November 20. 102K Althoughy T cannot clasp vour hand, . r face I cannot see. Eut Get this tittie toren show T still remember thee. As I Joved her so I miss her. In my memory she is always near. Loyed. remembered, longed for always. Bringing many a silent tear. When time and sorrow are no more And the mists have rolled sway. God promised we shall meet | Upon that brisht and glorious Q. | MOTHER, LUVENIA OWENS ZUscH r‘r FREDERICK P. In loving my__dear husband, ZUSCHNITT. who de< Wwo years 8go today, 1933, g can ever take away he love a heart holds dear: les linger every day, nce keeps you near. net . heat ld:henaah Thoughts of one T loved so dear. 511: LOVING WIFE, KATIE. ITT. FREDERICK P. In sad but e of our dear brother, B ZUSCHN passed away No years ago today, Noe Jember 20, 1033 Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone forest, |/ o o ——— FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Sevenin st W N Ational2473 CHAS S. 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