Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1937, Page 12

A—12 xx = Draths. WALTER. On Satur 937, WALTER AMORY of Syo: N ‘Y. beloved hus: t son o Russell Amory. _Serv Church. _Cold d. N. Y. on Tues 11 am. BIRT, COY. On Sunday. October 3. 11 COY_ BIRT, son of Millie Serles. b of Ruth Birt, Janie Williams “ Robinson. Lol Coverston and Co Tace. = Remains resting at Frazier's fu- neral ave. n.W of BREEDEN. RENNT dav. October 4, 11 . DORE BREEDEN. liam and X w set, “Long band of Copley and Mary ices at Si s Harbor. Long day, October broth Ralph M. and reeden Mrs and Lonie ane N of * funeral ces by W. W. Chambers Co. BRILL, FREDRICK RUDOLF. On F: October 1. 1937. at his_residence. Highview 'tel se. FREDRICK R 3 beloved husba nd father of Charles W. Brill and Mrs. hardt funeral Tuesday. O Homer later. B H home. tober d friends invited. [ S EDRICK RUDO! e Retired il pl e ourTnte ¢ RUDOLF rom Hines’ 01 14th ¢ October 3 BRILL. funeral nw. on 1937, at Sec'y Tuesday 10 am C a B. BIRCH CLARK. ALICE PAGE. Depar on_Saturday. October * ce. 907 R St n. i ALIC by five friends. _Rem y & Son nd 1 Tuesday, October 5. W A, M. E. Church. Rev Interment in Har- this Jife at her er_a lin- CLARK other PAGE nieces. SUSAN ELLEN. On 4 at her N ELLEN COA mother of Ir . r of Mrs Liovd B i by one Mrs I ie “Jacksc Henry and Interm €OOK, RAYMOND WILSON Ocicber 1. 1007, at Emer COOK of - ton En RA 1 North T COURTLEY, EDV 3 Ti DUNN, JENNIE FLIZAF P JENNIE GINIA TOMUS, GAUTIER, H, WILLIAM SUMTE dav. Oc Toa W ATTON. Jr. belov Oct Tesidence 193 ry County 1OFAMANN, Spring Notjce Jerry d of the Services at the Deaths. JOMNSON, SUSAN ELLEN. Departed this life _suddenly. on Sunday, - Octaber 1. SUSAN ELLEN JOHNSON. T| She'is survived by two sisters, Sarah -| Gray and Nancy Johnson: three broth- William. James and Alex Johnson: relatives and friends. Remains Testing with L. E. Murray & Son. 12th and V sts. n.w. Funeral rotice later MARQUIS, MAE EMMA. On August 1937, in Rome, Italy. MAE EMMA MARQUIS (nee Copeiand). ihe beloved wife of John Clvde Marauis and moth- er of Jjohn Firth Marquis and Roger Phillips” Marquis. _Funeral scrvices on Tuesday, October 5. at 4 p.an. at the Calvary Baptist Church. 8th and H sts nw. Priends are invited to attend Titerment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. 5 McCARTHY, JEREMIAH, Suddenly. on Sat- urday. Octob 4t his residence, 307 D st JEREMIAH McCARTHY. ‘the beloved husband of Annie McCarthy (nee Lane) and father of Eneas. Justin. Jeremiah ~and Agnes McCarthy. Fu- heral will be held from the above resi- dence on Tuesday. October 5 4 am. Hich requiem mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends Invited. " Jatermént Mount Olivet Cgm= etery McNULTY, MICHAEL A, Saturday October 2, 1937, &l bLis re dence. 1313 12th “st. n.w. MICHAE A. MCNULTY. husband of Alice Fitz- gh McNulty. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funcral home 11th st. s.e., on Wednesdzy October G, at 11 ‘am. Relatives and nds igvited. Interment Washingion Memorial Park Cemetery. 5 MILLER, MARIETTA, On Saturday, Octo- | ber % 1037, at 7:30 p.m. at Johns ns Hospital, MARIETTA MILLER mother ‘of ‘James Miller and Henderson, niece of Mrs. i 'also leaves (wo sister, four aunts, one atives and friends. Re- e W. Ernest Jarvie 32 U st.n.w. Notice . Mrs. e - |+ other 30 Suddenly, on ral chur funeral la On_Sunday, October MILLS. Jr. ' Remains fer's funeral ‘home. 389 Notice of funeral here On Monday, 37, at 526 Hunter ark. Md, MARY MI POWER. beloved wife of the la C. Power, formerly of Derwoor 3 mother of Mrs. Nora Briges of German town. Md.: Mrs. Pearl C. Laber. irard ne. Washington. D. C.: J. Mrs. Roberta M Md. © Fu- her daugh- EINFOR, RICHARD H Sible: W. Chambers al home. 1400 Chapin st. n. les Town. W. WILLIS B SHERWOOD. MARY 1 1.1 at her da Boss. ar and Rhode T b ANNA MARIE ELIZABETIL on_Mond: 1,19 Tes v ANNA MAF ARD, JAME: band of the la weeley. Puneral will be h Zurhorst funeral parlor Wednes P termen OLIVE C. OLIVE C. T On Friday. AYLOR. beloved wife 1 d TAYLOR, OLIVE _ Mrmbers cil. No. 15. D. of at’ Chambers' fun st. s.e.. Tuesday, pm of our Past Councilor OLIVE TAYLOR MARGARET TRUEBLOOD. Councilor RUTH BRADY. Recordi Secreta: TOLSON, WILLIAM A. O; r WILLTAM A. TOLSON. Jupiter and the late of Agnes Jackson brother of Blannie Garner. Remair neral home. Notice of funeral here- On_Friday. Octover 1. KER, brother of Bessie S. C.;_ Amanda Henry Tucker of many other relatives THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1937. ‘W__‘—“—— NAVY ARGTIC HERO DIES IN NORFOLK Henry N. Krunsberg, 76, Was First of Relief Party to Sight Greely Expedition. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., October 4.—Henry N. Krunsberg, retired Navy man, who in 1884 first sighted the lost Arctic expedition of Maj. Gen. Adolphus ‘Washington Greely, died at the United States Marine Hospital here yesterday. Born in Finland, he came to Amer- ica as a sailor and had lived in Norfolk | for the last 23 years. He was a {member of the rescue party under Capt. (later admiral) Winfield S, In Memoriam. BRAXTON. CARRIE. In memory of my dear Nt CARRIE PRAXTON. who departed this life twenty years ago today. Cctober 4, 1017, She has zone. We hope to rest Her memory lingers. HER DEVOT] B NP WAL ) '] EW, WA] i TAYLOR. JR. T ‘J BUCKLEY, JULIA NILAND, of JULIA died two years In_lov ILAND BUCKLEY, ago today. October THE FAMILY., * RICHARD A. AND MALINDA A, ine_memory of our devoted par- ents. RICHARD "A, and MALINDA A GILLEM. who died October . 1888, and October 4. 1908, respectivel “Sweet memories linger, though our hearts remain_sad.” HATTIE. RICHARD AND PARKER. * GIOVANNETTI, LUCIA. Tn loving mem- ory of our’dcar mother and grand- mother. LUCTA GIOVANNETTI, who left us nineteen years ago today, October 4. 1918 .. Gone. but not forgotten HER DAUGHTER. CAROLA GIOVAN- NONT "~ AND DDAUGHTER, EDITH AMBRC . ENDERSON, REV. WII of “devotion to t} husband. R SON. who of fust men T T. A trib- memory ‘of my WILLIAM T, the ping on your trail Do vou ever hear? I still love vou, MAYME. * LL, REUBEN T. A tribute of and devotion to our beloved REUBEN T. HIL departed th ar ago today. October 4, 1036 Sadly missed 'HE FAMILY. * M, THADDEUS s, of my devoted McCOLLUM four years ago to McCOLL In father. loving THAD- departed October A loving_thou cet and | For you I know I'shall always | HIS DEVOTED DAUG PARKER, FLORENCE E. In lovir our “beloved PARKER. who away four years ago. October 4, 14 your memory lingers, nd and true mother, 1 CHILDREN, * SPILMAN. WILLIAM BERNARD. In sad but_loving of our_beloved brother. WILLIAM BERNARD SPILMAN who departed this life two years ago today. October 4. 14: mass ‘at S ! Loved in life, in death rem HIS' BELOVED SISTER! AN. WILLIAM BERNARD. In sad loving_memory of my de: band. WILLIAM BERNARD who 'departed this life two today. October . 19 HIS LOVING WIFE. * GUSTA S. A tribute of nd devotion to the memory of our ar mother. TA 8. THOMPSON. who left us 5o suddenly two years ago today. October 4. 1935 Our hearts wounded. ur Jife is so lonely and sad But_only ene look upon vour dear face Would make us contented and glad. No_one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell Of the erief that is borne in_silence For our dear mother we loved so well DEVOTED CHILDREN. * tender. THOMPSON, low have been crushed end il Cedar Hill 4 Washington’s Most SPILMAN. | years ago | Schley when the decimated Arctic ex- pedition was found. Surviving are his wife, one daughter, Miss Emma Krunsherg of Atlanta; three sons, Samuel Krunsberg, Paul J. Krunsberg and William J. Krunsberg, and one sister, Miss Abrander Kruns- berg, all of Norfolk. Still Finnish Citizen. Krunsberg was 22 years old, a fresh recruit in the Navy, when he joined the expedition which found the sur- viving explorers. At that time he was still a Finnish citizen. In those days the Navy needed recruits and the lack of citizenship papers did not bar an able-bodied young sailor from the service. Krunsberg saw action in the Span- ish-American war. In the World War he was made a coal inspector. He retired from service in 1921 as a chief boatswain's mate. He credited the Salvation Army with turning him to religion in 1896, and always after that he was vitally in- terested in the organization, He served as a Reserve member of the Army for many years. High Point in Career. ‘The high point of his career, how- ever, was that cold day in June, 1884, when he raised a telescope to his eyes and saw “a moving object” on the Arctic wastes that turned out to be a member of the long lost Greely ex- pedition. He was the first man to sight the survivor. Gen. Greely’s expedition was dis- | g | Patched to the Arctic in 1881 and reached 83 degrees, 24 minutes lati- tude, a record for that time. Cut off from civilization, the ex- pedition dwindled while two search- ing parties, in 1882 and 1883, tried vainly to find it. When the party of which the hardy young Krunsberg was a member arrived, only seven of the 22 were alive. SINCE (02 FLOWERS | £ J/oupont ciRcie m NO.7000 | 'DOCTORS RECOMMERD Chamber: AMBULANCES $3 any place in the city Phone COlumbia 0432 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World. | | Beautiful Cemetery {fil NO CONNECTION WITH Il NOR INTEREST IN ANY | OTHER CEMETERY UNDER THE SAME MAN- AGEMENT FOR THE PAST TWENTY-ONE YEARS MILLARD GORMAN DIES; RETIRED U. S. EMPLOYE Deceased, 80 Years Old, Was Worker in Bureau of Internal Revenue. Millard F. Gorman, 80, of 1760 Euclid street, retired employe of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, died Saturday in Emeregency Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Hines’ funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. A native of Baltimore, Mr. Gorman was a member of one of the oldest families of that city As a young man he engaged in the lumber and iron business in Birmingham, Ala., continuing there many years. He came to Washington in 1915 and subsequently served about 15 years in the Internal Revenue Bureau. At the time of his retirement, in 1933, he was agent in charge of the bureau's branch office of the Baltimore Di- vision in Washington. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Emma S. McKelvy and Mrs. Ida M. Talbott, and a brother, H. J. Gorman, all of this city. Carefully we pick these roses . . . skill- fully we weave them into a wreath that is truly a thoughtful tribute. WALTER AMORY DIES IN NEW YORK AT 37 Long Island Resident Was Son of Mr. and Mrs. Copley Amory of D. C. and Boston. Walter Amory, 37, of Syosset, Long Island, son of Mr. and Mrs. Copley Amory of this city and Boston, died yesterday of pneumonia in New York, it was learned through the Associated Press. He had been ill about a year. He left Groton School in 1917 at 17 to enlist in the Royal Air Force in Canada, became a first lieutenant and fought with the force in France. Shot down behind the German lines in October, 1918, he was taken prisoner. After the armistice he was moved to an English hospital. He entered Harvard in the class of 1924, For several years he was engaged in the investment security business in New York. Surviving are his widow, the former Elizabeth L. H. Cole of Massachusetts; two sons, his parents, four brothers and a sister. The family is well known in social circles. C. & C. FLOWER STORES 804 17th St. N.W. 808 14th St. N.W. 609 12th St. N.W. 917 F St. NW. J. L. SUMMERS RITES HELD IN TENNESSEE Served in Washington as Former Disbursing Officer of Treasury Department. John L. Summers, 73, former dis- bursing officer of the Treasury De- partment, who died Friday in John- son City, Tenn., was buried yesterday in that city. Mr. Summers was retired Septem- ber 30, 1935, after serving as disburs- ing officer from December 10, 1917. He had a total of more than 51 years’ Government service, having first been appointed to a position in June, 1886. His death followed an {llness of about two months. He had been living at the home of his brother, James A. Summers, in Johnson City. Another brother, Joseph P, Summers, is among survivors. —_— Seaside resorts of England now have film actresses pick beauty kings. Try thiss imu:\t, soothing lief. St o€ pressure. lso vizes ¢ Corns, Callowses { Bunions, Soft Corna, Cost bul 7] & trifie. Bold everywhere. ~ DUE TO IRRITATION Smarting, tender skin eromptly soothed and comforted by washin, with Resinol Soap an applying R Ointment. RESINOL AIDS SKIN MEALING ATTENTION WORLD SERIES FANS You'll be "home" at the ASTOR ® Make the Astor your World Series headquarters. Stop in the &7 very center of the excitement that surrounds this classic event. 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Mrs. ROSA WARE. widow Frank Ware: sister of Mrs. Maria Grinnell and Mrs. Elsie F. Fields. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernesy Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st n%. Fu- neral Wednesday, October 6. at, .10 Dm. from the Shiloh Baptist Churcl th’and T sis. n.w.. Rev. E. L. Har- rison officiating. Interment Linc Memorial Cemetery. WILLIAMS, JAMES E. A tober 2, 1937, at Mount Alto Hospital, JAMES E. WILLIAMS. son of James Williams and Fannie Williams: brother of Alfred. Thomas. Andrew and Lin- wood Williams. ~Rosa Lucas._ Agnes Thomas and Edith Williams. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home, i 1. ave nw. = Funeral Tuesday. OC tober 5, at 1:0 p.m.. from the nbove- mentioried parlor. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. ELIZABETH EDWARDS, d_this_life on Saturday. October 51937, ‘at her residence. 1608 17th st. E nw. ELIZABETH EDWARDS WILLIS. Cem:| She'is_survived by her husband, Alex- 5% ander Willis: & daughter. Maria Willls 3 EL rted t % son. Thornton Edwards: one rrand- o oy Doy Deirted thislite | - 8, 500 o1l "o Rleces and. two, nephews, Tinger Hospital, SAMUEL . JEFFREGS, | Remains resting with L. E. Murray & devoted husband of Ethel Jeffress, loving | Son. ~Funeral Wednesday. October 6. Son of Mrs. Mattie Jefrece fainer o | at 1 pam.. from Vermont Avenue Baptist Bernice and Marion Jeffress. brother of | Church. ‘Interment in Lincoln Memorial Frances A. and Walter S. Jeffress. He | Cemetery. 3 also leaves other relatives and many | WILSON, JOHN. Departed this lif friends. Remains resting at the John T, on Saturday. October 2. 1937, Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eve sts, ©o.m.. en route Freedmen's Hospital, s.w. Puneral Wednesday. October 6. af | JOHN WILSON. beloved husband of ], pm. from Mount Bethel Baptist | Elizabeth Wilson. He is survived by a Church. 9th and S sts. n.w.. Rev. Jarvis | devoted brother. a loving sister: also £ Interment Lincoln Memorial | other relatives and friends. Remains 5 resting at che Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later WRIGHT, GEORGE. Departed this life on’Sunday. October 3. 1937, at Gal- linger Hospital. GEORGE WRIGHT. de- voted son of Herbert and Martha Wright He also leaves to mourn their loss three ~sisters. Alice. Sophie and Dorothy Wright: two brothers, Preston and Percy Wright: _two aunts, Agnes Johnson and Elnora Simms; four uncles, Warren, Nathan. Charles and Wallis Wright. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting 2t Eugere Ford's fu- neral home, 1300 South Capitol st. No- tice of funeral later. In Memoriam. BAKER, NELLIE IRENE. In sad and lov- ing memory of our dear daughter and sister, NELLIE IRENE BAKER. who departed this life four vears ago today, | October 4, 1933, Never shall we cease to love you, Never shall your memory fade; The sweetest love forever lingers is also sur- | and one brother of 5 Minnie Hoff late. h funer re funeral 2 pm. 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