Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 18

EIGHTEEN officiating. Interment will In Hillercst Burial Park. Vv Thonus II. Dimlup Henry "Jake" Dunlap. of 457 Goelhc Street, died this morning in Memorial Hospital.

7- cre 0 was admilicd Tuesday. He had been in a i i health three years. Born in Thomas, he was a son ol Mrs. Johanna DuntaE) and the late John T. IDunlap.

He was formerly employed at the -Queen City Brewery and was a member of (he Brewery Workers Union and Hiram 55, 1OOF. Surviving, besides his mother, Surviving, besides his father, arc his widow, Mi-s, Ficrlha Stevens, address unknown, and. (Ijroe brothers, William 11. and CU.MBEULANJ1. AJAKCH i'A, 1 ddlild TM 1 and bodv nocly at the 1J; ni b0 1 of mul Hen- --arc liis widow, Mrs.

(Wilson) Dunlap, nnd a brother, Dunlap, a patient in the Veterans Hospital at Perry Point. The body will remain Funeral Home. Carl T. Stevens Carl Thomas Stevens, 45, the Road, was found dead ycsler- at the homo of Sophie Orr, tens Road in Hidgrlcy. C.

'P acting coronnr and justice Ihc peace of Ridgeley, said death a due to nstirr.nl causes. Authorities said his borty was by a friend. John Me- of the York Hotel. Stevens, widow, Mrs. Annie fllobim-on who was a wire, wood and metal a another son, 1:1 brothers'and no.il a Home where services will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.

in. Kcv. Clyde W. Ash. 'pastor or i i Chureh, will officials and intonncrit will be in Pllilos Cemetery.

Samuel A. McCancllcss KliVSKIt Samuel Austin Me- James K. Stevens, both of this landless, gs. died yesterday al the city, and Gilbert 1. Stevens, ad-! 1 0 10 of a a Mrs.

Parker dress unknown. illack, IliS South a i Street. 'I'lre Ixidy Is at Hie George Kuucr-! IJ! Duller, he was al Home where services will be: i a B. and Susanna conducted tomorrow at 2 p. rn.

His i Mrs, Eva Rev, li. F. I i a pastor a McCaiidless, preceded him 1-'ail-view Methodist Church, 1 death, officiate and fiose Mil! Cemetery. i i a rites 1 1 uvo daiifiljiers, Miss l.eiu will he accorded at Ihe craveside! cC a Hess, and Post Helen r'ord. Los Angeles; Charles R.

McCandJcss. Park- i i l(i grandchildren and five lasl! weal grandchildren. The body is al Ihe l.cavitl the llerriiit; Funenil soiilowii. with Rev. Services were held Monday at llomu, Ma- Ashby vas in intenncnt Ilio Herring Cemetery.

Gannett Burial FliOSTUUHG Services (or eorije M. (Juunell, 78. who died yesterday in Miners i a will Phone 4000 for a WANT All Taker Limited Vision 'Continued from Page 131 for pci-lisi)s 30 seconds. Then came the droning or large plane. Mc- Elfrcsh recorded the information required by the GOC.

Can Tell Gum said he is unable lo tell (lie type of plane but dons know if It four- questioned him about inlcrvicwci it. He and brother Faye along with other chums, Joseph Co'uniliaii, Lewis Hummer, James Hartlcll, Harry Merrill and Frnneis 11. RobincUo have a "friendly league al the Capilol alleys in Soul). End once a week. a lot of Bill average, about G5 In ail service, he showed The experiment here has cer-' (he same enthusiasm as (Sill a a i been a success, added "It's a wonderful work." I Director of the GOC in Allegany Blind persons arc bciiiR urged to County is Charles G.

Smith. man GOC posts throughout Ihc Drive, and the Cumberland lion, according lo Sliorley Kwing.lniiiunsi is located in the rear of his director of the Defense Aacncy. lo Sliorley i is located in Marylajid Civil lonu our other observer sty- laughed. the league because I'm be conducted '(he Ii 1 lik1 a llufer Funeral Home llov Ccoi'iie lb UC bcc luse Wile sound of their M. Wchler, pastor of Salem Evan i ym Hut in open bowline HV said.

He was ttl)0 rented tor i i a "bout 80. get my share of strikes a occasions Itions are operating here located at "Sensitive hearing enables blind JFrosfbtii'ii. I'into (Allcgany Callis- pcrsons to identify planes by i Laboratory), Crcsaplown and of (fu'ir 1 nMjnuni Keformcd will of. be a uilermenl i be in Surviving, besides Mrs. Hlaek.

74. member of the Oakland by Fort Cumberland American Legion. T. KiiM-ne Hall T. Roscoe Hall, 53, died i i al his home in Shady Sid finale and interment will Frostburg Memorial Park.

Waller llardcsty A A Walter llardesty, City Council, died Wednesday while al service and "hurl to the i Gum fccK a serving with Anne Arimdel County, following an illness ol lu He was I) ministers, liev. Hoscoe a pastor of Calv.irv Methodist Church, liittgeley. ami Hev. Gordon H. Hall, pa.slor of Methodic Church.

Anothe Winficld Hall. Solomons. 1 son, Rev. C. Mr.

was emplovcd for many years by the Baltimore and Ohio Jlailroad Ihe Oakland sla- Company Funeral Home. Parkersburg. Services will be conducted tomorrow and interment will he in the Odd Fellows Cemetery there. Mrs. 1,.

I'srlctl A CACAPON--Mrs. i i J'arleH. 71, a former resident. srr jr-r yesterday tiic home of foster daughter, Mrs. Virginia West a i Street, i i iler, with whom she had resided meily pastor of Ml.

Savage Melh- Krller, West a i Street i i i odisl Church. Other survis-ors include VJJather, was sehcriulcd to go to work on the Frederick Street hous- 2 projccl. A native of Cumberland, he was a son of William L. Stevens. uAvenue, and the late Gertrude (An- sislei's and seven grandchildren.

Services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. at m. x.ion Method- "'lctt isl Church in Ixilliian. A I Good Food Cooked to Perfection Sunilolr--bring family-- they'll h.

Cor. 1 H.chonic at the New South End Democraiic Club laimtily Ihi Club ot 429 Virginia Avenue MUSIC EVESr NIGHf TONIGHT FEATURING I Billy Casscl and Attorney Horchler Fione. nnd Btltmt AND GUESTS his 've years. She bad been ill several years and bedfast five weeks. A native of Slancsvillc, she was a (laughter ol the late Edward and del County, and interment will be in Asbirry Ccmelery, Prince Frederick, Calvcrt County.

Jolin IV. W. Urn- slol. S.5. tlieil Iliis innrninc at tire of a sou, Ernest W.

128 Maryland Avenue, following ari extended illness. Born at Cabin lUin. W. he was a son of the late John a i SI and was a member of Brethren Church. liachel aiiimilton) had resided in the years.

A Piedmont Umstot and Tri-Towns -15 retired butcher, he had own business iu 30 years and was later employed in Mooreficld for 112 years. Mr. Umslol was a member of Trinity Methodist Church. Piedmou't. His wife.

Mrs. Ella .1. A a Umstol, preceded him in lealh. Surviving, besides the son with he resided, arc I wo other ons. Earl Umstot, Piedmont, and Varies Umslot, MlnRo i Ohio; a daughter, Mrs.

Clark 1,. 5hade. King wood: a brother! Wright Umslol, Westcrnport- a I iislcr, Mrs. Janie a Portland WONDER BAR III Virginia F.RIDAY NIGHT HELEN PETTIE'S TRIO SATURDAY NIGHT BOB PHILLIP'S RYTHEM KINGS Your TV set represents a con- 'Investment. It doesn't pay to skimp on service.

Kspc- cially when it costs no more to hare the best! 1 STRAND Sales Service South Liberty at Penhing Him Open Mini 7 Alderlou. Mrs-, the a i i a E. Parlctt, died 12 years her a she is survived by two sons. Elmer Parlett, Berkeley Springs, and Alonza Parl Winchester, Va. a a Mrs.

Madeline Dawsoni a Mrs. Edith Of ford, both of Great Cacapon; IS grandchildren and I wo great grandchildren. The body will remain at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Dawson, until I p.

m. tomorrow when il will be a to the United Breth- ern Church lor services at 2 p. m. liev. Maurice Pctr.v will officiate and iulerrncnl will be in Ml.

Nebo Cemeter y. a i PARSONS Elmer L. Strahin. 68. brother of Mrs.

Charles Young, llcndrick.s, died March at his home in Masontown. Born in Harbour County, he was a son of the late Charles Al. and i I i Strahin. besides Mrs. Young.

is the leas! be can do. also said a since he could lead normal workim 1 life 1 the and spares but a trouble i a cannot be ihe 'ins a count on them." He Gum is serious about his GOC not Job as is every one of (he approx- felt i 70 observers in Ihe county motors." i to Ihe Director of the when visual Defense program made with due lo bad; county's Civil is William G. spotter job in part filled ihaliP 1 Kram which has been recog. i i as the leading spotter seluplblind spoilers Thai brought np another ques-'m Maryland. lion.

Would Cum like a job? He! "'I's a i i i job." he said.i sure would, ho replied, because a as 1 stated before the least i hates to be idle. He said he i do." proiichinr, a i a weather 1 conditions. And the Air Defense Command, after first use til sightless as nn experiment, is cnlhusiuslic about lie was member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and unemployed be of his and would like to i work i Hearing Helps McElfresh echoed that statc- He had served several on Ihe city council and was active in a i f.odge 113, i of Pythias, having served as secretary of the lodge a number of years. He held membership St. Paul's Methodist Church, Rom near Terra Alia, he was a son of the later Henry and Lydia erated a years ago he np-; the Union A veteran of 21 years in the County i i and later in ihe Police Stulion vision of lire super- Charles M.

He has A. a Hardesly. besides his widow, Mrs. Ann Sowers) ilardesly, two sons. Olin W.

Ilardesly, Oakland. Mid a a Ilardesly. i (wo grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

in SI. Paul's Church. Rev. W. S.

Patterson, pastor, will officiate, assisted by Hev. W. Orndorff. pastor of First Baptist Church. Weslcrnporl'.

Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. for the a a Workshop for the a couple of hobbies and! also participates in bowling. I One of his hobbies is tape rcciord- JUR which he operates with Faye. At times there may be two pro-i Krams OH the radio which Bill Great Brilnin imports about er cent of its food. GO would i lo hear.

So he listens; one and tapes the other, then I Play it back later." Collects Hlodel Planes He collects model airplanes, again with the assistance of a who in Bill's book is "Ihe best. The collection includes represent! lives from the Spad of World War 1 lo the MIG-15 of the current Korean conflict. 'Sure 1 bowl." Bill said when his Dave's Tender Juicy Western Steaks $2.25 DAVE GUNTER'S GOOD FOOD Clarysville Inn Phone Frost burg 1076 ONLY THE CROSLEY SHELVADOR FREEZER FREE TV Cable DEMONSTRATION I A During Ih. month Morth will oH.t fREE A DEM- ONSIBAIION Cobf. TV an f.

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