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12-Cdnorland Ewjinc-Times, Friday, May 14, 1965 Births ClubPlanning Mother Fete DELANEY--Mr. and Mrs. James F. Oxon Hill, a daugh- ter there April 23. The maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs- John Kreitzburg and the pa lernal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James F. Delaney, all of Frostburg. LAWLER--Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie 469 White Avenue, a son today in Memorial. The. Awana Club cf Calvary Baptist Church in' Cresaptown will entertain mothers at a party in the church annex starting at 7 p.m. Saturday.

"Down Thu Garden Lane" will be the theme of the party. There will be a talent show, a presenta- tion of poetry selections anc games. There will be a short presenta L1PPOLD--Mr. and Mrs. Richard tion of Arrowhead Awana.Camp RD 4, City, a daughter a Brackney, Pa.

which club terday in Memorial. Mrs. Wil- liam, 120 South Water Street, Frostburg. a son yesterday in Miners Hospital. McGILL--Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene, 1214 Vocke Road, a son today in Memorial. NIXON--Mr. and Mrs. Jerry RD 1, Bowman's Addition, a son yesterday in Memorial.

SHOOK--Mr. aid Mrs. David Lonaconing, a son today in Me- morial. WADE--Mr. and Mrs.

Francis RD 2, Froslburg, a terday in Memorial. son yes- members will attend this summer Refreshments will be servet with, the Princess Tribe members serving as hostesses. The girls Awana Club received notification it was the winner in March nation grade point con The Chum Club won in th total grade point category The Guard and the Churns bot received recognition for indivic ual grade point averages. Th Club already won the un 'orm category in January. Bicycle accidents took th lives of more than 500 young sters in this country last yea Top Shoe Values laVale Plaza Shopping Center 135 Ballimoio Cumberland KURLASH EYE LASH CURLER Usual Retail $1.25 Obituaries from City And Tri-State (Continued from Page 13) i Surviving are two daughters, Irs.

Courtney, at whose home died; Mrs. Evelyn Robin- on, Charleston, W. four ons, Ray Sweitzer, New Castle, Blaine Sweitzer, Louisville, Claude Sweitzer, Millers- ille; and Jimmie Sweitzer, Oakland; two sisters, Mrs. Flo i Oakland; and Mrs. laude Manges, Connellsville, one brother, Joseph Brown- ng, Oakland; 14 grandchildren nd five great-grandchildren.

The body is at the Minnick 'uneral Home where friends will be received from 7 to 9 p. m. tomorrow and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday.

Services will be' held at the funeral home Monday at 2 p. m. with Rev. Oscar Hull offi- MRS. KENDRICKS LANTZ Mrs.

Flossie; Wilson Lantz, 72, widow of KendricUs Lantz, of Route 4, Irons Mountain, died yesterday in Memorial "Hospital, where, she had been a patient for six weeks. She was a member of First ciating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. will be in Baptist Church, the Gold Star Mothers and Sisterhood 111, Dames of Malta. Surviving are a granddaughter, Mrs.

Ronald Oester, with whom she reside; a daughter, Mrs. Al- ma Davis, Route two sons, Robert L. Lantz, Mt. Savage, and and Donald D. Lantz, Route a sister, Mrs.

Mabel Price, Elkins, W. two brothers, Earl Wil son, Weston, W. and Ever- ett Wilson, Baltimore, 19 grand- children and 13 great grandchil- dren. The body is at the.Kight Fu- neral Home, where friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MRS.

CHARLES B. CALLIS Mrs. Bessie E. Callis, 77, of 309 East Oldtown Road, died yester- day in Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient a week. Born in Grantsville, a daughter of the late Louis and Mary A.

(Wiley) Horchler, she had lived here 45 years. She was the widow of Charles B. Callis. Mrs. Callis was a member of Grace Methodist Church, the Offi- cial Board of the church and the WSCS.

She also was an active worker during the local visits the Red Cross bloodmobile. Surviving are a son, Charles Callis, city; a daughter, Dr. Mary C. Clement, Salisbury; two bro thers, James Horchler, Grants ville; and Samuel Horchler, Wes Salisbury, two sisters, Mis: Our Price 99" WHITE CROSS 131 BALTIMORE ST. CHARLES 0.

SCHORTIGER PETERSBURG, W. Va. Charles O. Schortigcr, 93, of Lahmansville, W. died this morning in Grant County Mem- orial Hospital, Oakland, after a lengthy illness.

A native of Grant County, he was a son of the late George and Mary J. (Shears) Schor- tiger. His wife, Mrs. Laura A. (Kessel) Schortiger, preceded him in death.

Mr. Schortiger. was a mem- ber of the Mt. Carmel EUB Church. Surviving are a son, Delmer Schortiger, i two daughters, Mrs.

Hattie Porter, Lahmansville; and Mrs. Chris Alt, Moorefield; 14 grandchil- dren, 27 great-grandchildren Services will be conducted there Sunday at, 2 p. m. by Rev. Ben jamin R.

Bruner and burial wil! be in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Dames of Malta will con- duct a memo.rial service today at 7:30 p. m. at the funeral home. MRS.

DAVID CAMPBELL Mrs. Nettie Campbell, 92, of Timberville, died Thursday at her residence. Born in Timberville, she was a daughter of the late Mathias and Martha (Neff) Miller. Her hus- Also Ham Chicken, Seafood, Steak Dinners The Casselman On Main Si. In Grantsville, Md.

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WILLIAM BYERS sand, David Campbell, preceded ler in death. Surviving are five sons, Clyde Campbell, Cumberland; Melvin Campbell and Paul Campbell, both of Timberville, and Berkeley Campbell and Lawrence Camp- bell, both of Reading, four daughters, Mrs. Lelia Knupp and Mrs. Bess Summers, both of Tim- berville; Mrs; Hilda Ritter, Read- ing, and Marcella Hol- lar, Broadway, Va. The body is at the Rhodes Fu- neral Home, Broadway, Va.

Fannie Horchler and Mrs. Carrie McFall, both of Lincoln Park and seven grandchildren The body will remain at th Scarpelli Funeral Home until p. m. Sunday when it will taken to Grace Methodist Church for services at 2 p. m.

with Rev. Robert Moales officiating. Inter- ment will be in Hillcrest Burial Park. Friends will be received at the funeral home today from 7 to p. m.

and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. MRS. DAVID E. SOWERS Mrs.

Elizabeth Sowers, 77, Kitzmiller, died last night Garrett County Memorial Hos- pital, Oakland. She had been ill since December 30. A native of Lonaconing, she was a daughter of the late MRS. KARL HALE Mrs. Alice B.

Hale, widow of Carl Hale, 7706 Landover Road, Landover, died last week. to. Hale was a sister of Mrs, rank A. Deffinbaugh, 727 Mont gomery Avenue, city. Mrs.

Hale was a daughter the late Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goss. Mr. Goss was a Cumber and policeman.

Also surviving are a son, Kar 3. Hale, Roanoke, a daugh Mrs. Margaret C. WooLson Landover; another sister, Mrs Hargaret Leasure, Dallas, Texas ive grandchildren, and two grea grandchildren. Services were conducted at St.

Paul United Church of Christ, Md. Interment was in Saddle Club (Continued from Page 13) iders' mounts also will be judged another classes. A clover leaf iarrel race (a timed event), nov- The Smithsonian Institution has issued more than 10,090 dif- ferent publications since toe first one, entitled "Ancient Uoti- uments of the Mississippi ley," was put out in 194K. Tl ce class, bare back class, musi- al stalls and a timed ribbon race also will be offered in the ialf of the program. Trail horse class (simulated ob- stacle trail), break and out, apple bobbing (timed event), pony pleas- ure, open end barrel race (timed), and pole bending are included in the second half of the program.

The next scheduled event of the Saddle Club is a trail ride June 6 while another gymkhana will be held June 20. -Black gloves were considered a sign of mourning in colonial times. G.I. Jkw DOLLS 2 98 For American Fbgt HILL'S TOY STORE 45 N. St.

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Ivan J. Miller 895-5266 LONACONING--Mrs. Marjorie Byers, 38, widow of William By- ers, Castle Street, died yesterday in Memorial Hospital. She was a native of Ireland, a daughter of the late David and McMullen Bogie. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.

Alex Burt, Lonaconing; three sons, William, Barton; EHas, Bal- timore, and Alex Byers, Rich- mond, three sisters, Mrs Elizabeth Bowers, Lonaconing- Mrs. Joseph Mcagher, Braddock and Mrs. Jane Bishop, Jack son, a brother, Alex Bogie Lonaconing, eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. The body is at the Eichhorn Funeral Home, where a service will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. by Rev.

John McClain, pas- tor of the Presbyterian Church, and burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends will be re- ceived at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services will be conducted Sun- day at 2:30 p. m. at Raders Lutheran Church and burial will j.e in the church cemetery.

JOHN D. LEPLEY John D. Lepley, 52, of 210 Ben- nett Court, Geneva, Ohio, died yesterday at the Erie (Pa.) VA Hospital. A of West Virginia, he was a son of the late Dalton B. and Cora A.

(McCoy) Lepley. Mr. Lepley was employed as a lum- berman. Surviving are three brothers. Rev.

Albert L. Lepley, Ridgeley; Oliver R. Lepley, of Florida; and James R. and Mary (Bailey) Mason. Mrs.

Sowers was a member of the Mt. Bethel Methodist Marilyn Renekah Lodge 23 and Dove Temple 61 in Blaine, Va. Surviving are her husband David E. Sowers and a number of nieces and nephews. The body is at the Sharpless Funeral Home, Blaine, where friends will be received aftei 7 p.

m. today. Services will be conducted there Sunday, at 2 p. m. by Rev Harley DeLeurere, pastor of Mt Bethel Methodist Church.

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Lepley, Sykesville, and five sisters, Mrs. Marie True, this city; Mrs. Thelma Dickens, Painesville, Ohio; and Mrs. Viola Murray, Mrs. Helen Beall and Mrs.

Ellen Keel, all of Geneva. The body is at uneral Home, Hyndman, where riends will be received today rom 7 to 9 p. m. and tomorrow rom 2 to 4 p. m.

and 7 to 9 p. m. Services will be conducted there Sunday at 1 p. m. and burial will in Cooks Cemetery.

CLAUDE S. BOYER Claude S. Boycr, 55, a native of Kitzmiller, died yesterday in the Glass Nursing Home, Cincinnati, where.he had been a patient for several months. A truck driver on construction projects, he was a son of the late miss so much and Sarah (Shobe) are two brothers, Harman H. Boyer.

Surviving Hugh Boyer, cify, and Ray Boyer, California, and four. sisters, Mrs. Daisy Paugh, city; Mrs. Ethel Heck, Virginia Mrs. Edna M.

Reed, New York, and Mrs. Alice Smith, Bedford, Pa. The body will be brought to the Scarpelli Funeral Home here. JOHN T. BITTINGER SALISBURY, T.

Bit- tinger, 71, retired lumber work- er, died yesterday at his home here. He was. a native of Jennings, a son of the late Charles and Sarah (Hoover) Bittinger and was a member of Grantsville Church of God. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Betty Bittinger; two sons, John D.

Bittinger, Grantsville, and Merle M. Biltinger, Baltimore; three daughters. Mrs. Grace Swauger and Mrs. Eva Wilt, Grantsville, and Mrs.

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Rev. William Fer- guson will officiate and burial iO will be in the IOOF Cemetery iQ here. MRS. CLANCEY RITES jO A requiem mass for Mrs. LucyiQ A.

Clancey, 85. of 135 Street, who died Wednesday, be celebrated tomorrow at 9 a. in St. Mary's Catholic Church a burial will be in the parish tcry. Pallbearers will be Vincent Firlie, Paul Joyce, William Spic- er.

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Cain, 53, of 343 Mc-iO Mullen Highway, Roberts Place, I city, who died Tuesday, will beiQ I celebrated tomorrow at 9 a. m. a 1st. Patrick's Catholic Church. jvJ Burial will be in St.

Michael's! Cemetery, Frostburg. The rosary will be recited at the George Funeral Home today at 8:30 p.m. Pallbearers will be William V. Partlow, Joseph Garlick, Francis E. Harris and John William and James P.

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