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32--Cumberland Eveninj Times. Wednesday, June 10, 1964 Methodist Delegates c5 Vote Today BUCKHANNON, W.Va. (UPI) Obituary (Continued from Page MRS. EILEEN LEASE MT. SAVAGE Mrs.

Eileen Lease, 45, of Mt. Savage, died this morning in Miners Hospital. Born in Barrelville, she was Delegates to the West i daughter of Vinona (Hughes' groia Methodist Conference areJLoar and the lalo James Loar. scheduled to vote today she is survived by her hus- whether to consolidate separateiband. Neil Lease, Cresaptown; Methodist centers Charleston.

The action comes shadow Tuesday of of into one in three sons, Paddy Loar, Corri- jganville; Gary Tipton, Ml. Sav- in a Michael Tiplon, Fort Worth, a daughter, Mrs. Nona Eckhart; four brothers, an announcement'texas; a recommendation' our to build a SI .2 million home for; Michael and Bernard Loar Bar- the aged between Bluefield and JACK R. BREWER WESTERNPORT Jack R. Brewer, 50.

a recently retired Air Force master sergeant formerly of here, died Saturday at St. an's Naval Hospital, Long Is- land, N.Y. He and his family had been residing on Long Island for sometime. He was the son of the late Ray- mond Brewer, McCoole, and Mrs. Nellie (Dayton) Brewer, Balti- more.

Besides his mother, he is sur- vived by his wife, Agnes (Netz) Brewer; three sons, Jack proposed to bill included: the civil ments rights Jury trials (Adopted 41-48) Democrats for: Byrd of W.Va. Democrats against: Brewster of Randolph of W.Va. Princeton. According to the recommen- relville; James Loar, Rawlings; P. and Phillip two daugh- John Loar, Mt.

Savage, and five ters, Shelia and Toni, all at home; dation, the building will house grandchildren. two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Rae Bos- The body is at the Durst Fu-iley, Baltimore, and Mrs. Phyllis I 1 rr, "uujr 10 ai int. i a i u- I UJr I I I I I I ailU 4V11S.

i i lop persons, including 50 Home where friends will be i Peterson, of California; a brother nutted for long term care and: received from 7 to 9 p. m. today) Dayton Brexier. Maine. so nursing cases.

an from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.i A funeral service was hold VPJ Delegates to the 20th annual: tomorrow seivice was Held yes- meeting also heard the Town! and Country Commission elect MRS. DAISY FREY Jacob William a of! KEYSER Mrs. Daisy Fray, Wellsburg as town and country! 74 of M4 East Street, Keyser. minister of the year in stated at Potomac Valley Hospital Virginia.

Hast night. The committee on higher ed- Born ucation recommended that $10 000 be given to Morris Harvey rn at New Creek, she was Zv daughter of Lhe late 8s dlcd and Belle (Trenter) Corbin. Her lerday in Long Island, and a graveside service will be con- dueled tomorrow in National Cemetery. MRS. LENORA KELLEY MEYERSDALE Mrs.

Lenora at her Brewster AndBeall Vote Alike get some relief from WASHINGTON A The weather which moved Mercury Hits 92 At Noon, Relief Seen Cumberland area residents Jurors Award $19,297 In Grocery Store Fire the into An Allegany County Circuit Court petit jury yesterday award- the roll call votes by which the Sen-jsection yesterday. ate acted Monday on amend-! Today at noon the downtown hot led a total of $19,297.70 in two con- solidated law suits involving in- surance claims and a erocerv 4 uviajr au JJUUI1 uie I I I temperature hit 92, which wasj slore flre in December of 1962 on four degrees hotter than at iheiBedford Road. same time yesterday. The over-i The trial, which opened on Mon- nlght low dipped to just slightly below 70 degrees. From about 4 a.

m. io 6 a. m. Republicans against: Beall of he tei "iwature rose ten degrees. I mrrkf day morning, was presided over by Associate Naughton.

Judge Harold E. issued to Claude Diehl by the Harford Mutual. The amount of damages award- ed by the jury to Tommy Diehl was $11,162.70 and damages awarded to his father was $9,135.00. The damage suits which origin- ally were filed in Washington County were moved to Allegany Md. Limit 56-40) School Title (Rejected i Aftet deliberating for about an fht a hgh breeze prided; hour yesterday the jury decided some aid to sweltering area resi- al lh time of the fire at Diehl's dents.

Air conditioning and win-j Grocery Store, a written binder fans were given a workout-' wllt luer 1 i lano wci il i Democrats for: Byrd of W.VaJW homes and business offices. Democrats against: Brewster of! Tonight the weather will be fair Randolph of W.Va. Republicans against: Beall cooler temperatures, of'bet ween 56 and 62 are Lows jnsuran( Md overnight inGarrett County whilejsurance Limit Employment Title (Re- in Allegany County it will dip to Tommv 1 lummy jeeted 63-34) the Firemen's Insurance Company of Newark to Claude D. Diehl; an oral binder of insurance was iss- ued by of low 60s. Democrats foe: Byrd of W.Va.! Tomorrow it will be fair and a binder of issuance had not been County.

Ernest Wachs, Hagerstown at- torney, and Simon F. Reilly, local attorney, represented the plain- tiffs. Injured Fort Asliby Woman Listed Mrs. Hazel Kesner, 57, Fort Ashby, is listed in 'good" condi- tion today at Memorial Hospital after being admitted yesterday with injuries received in a one- car accident. The car whlcn she was riding struck a tree in a cemetery at Fort Ashby.

Mrs. Kesner receiv- ed leg injuries. i i 'J. VJL YV J. i i i i i I i UC i i cillU I Arlington! Democrats against: Brewster of Cooler with readings in the SOs.L Randolph of W.Va.

I Friday will see little temperature I Republicans against: Beall of change. Counsel for the defendants were pjt a William H. Geppert and C. Wil- liam Gilchrist. A third defendant, Erie Insur- ance Exchange, on motion of its counsel, John C.

Sullivan, was awarded a directed verdict byi Judge Naughton excluding it from all liability. Haiisford Improving Clyde Hansford, 15, of 100 Arch Street, who was injured Monday night when he was knocked from his bicycle by a car, today was' listed as "slightly improved" but still "critical" in Memorial Hos- She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Glister, Tucson, a son, Russell C. Frey, Ar- lington, a brother, Edgar Corbin, Keyser, 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. ITU IVJ I i JTlCtl I i i i i College as an outright gift and' John Fre Pi'eced- that 830,000 be granted hor in death.

Liberty State College for con struction of an inter-faith chap- el on the campus. Area Woman Involved In Court Dispute uu a. i uj i UC1- CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI)jfrey.

Interment will be in Queens --The State Supreme Court has. Point Cemetery, voted 3-1 to i a portion of the 3 per cent con-, WILLIAM P. DIVELEY sumer sales tax which relates 1 MEYERSDALE William P. to the out-of-state purchase of! DiveIe 76 died suddenly at his home yesterday. Born here, he was the son of in Stephenson, she home.

Born was the daughter of the late John and Mary (Tyman) Hannon. She is survived by four sons, John and William, both of Struth- ers, Ohio; Bernard, Philadelphia, Charles, Harrisburg, four daughters, Miss Kathleen (Rejected 64-33) tju iJ.nj Democrats for: Byrd of W.Va.lpool will open Friday. Democrats against: Brewster of O4 but 0 i i 4 i i i 4 A J.1±l?l$ LI ICCl The body is at the Rogers Fu- Kelley, at home; Mrs. Cecelia PPfll HrtmA ivhorfl frtnde i Via i neral Home where friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Thursday and Friday. Services will be conducted at the funeral home Saturday at 10:30 a. m. by Rev. George Jef Md.

Eliminate Employment Title Both the Celanese and Minkeij pools are reported doing a goodil business. The Constitution Parkjl Randolph of W.Va. Republicans against: Beall Md. of! Ballet as a recognized system of Mrs. Wood Dies WHEELING, W.Va.

(UPI) Mrs, Vashti Flesher Wood, 68,1 wife of Austin V. Wood ex-! an automobile by a West Virgin- ia resident. Judge Thornton Berry would have refused a review. Judge Chauncey Browning was absent He is survived by his wife, The case came to the i i a Hichardson) Diveley; a son, Paul Midland, the late Harry J. and Ella (Wonn) Diveley.

is The court on an appeal by State Motor Vehicles Commissioner Jack Nuckols from a Kanawha County Circuit Court which declared part of the con- sumer sales tax law unconstitu- tional. The lower court had ruled in favor of Lora Athey of Keyser who filed suit against the de- partment for return of $115, 3 two a Mrs. Louise Beeghley, Somerset; Mrs. Emer- son Suder, Meyersdale; and a brother, Jack, Meyersdale. He was preceded in daughter, son and The body is at death by a sister.

the Konhaus iui 1 1 Ul T-, sum representing the tax col- TM. 1 Func ay lected on the value of a car she- traded in when she bought a new one for 55,535 from a deal- er in Cumberland, Md. She was allowed 33,835 on the trade-in. Funeral Home where friends will be received today and tomorrow. A funeral service will be con- 2 P- at the unet al home by Rev Charles in tn Staub Interment wil1 Union Cemeteo'.

RILEY SERVICE A service for Mrs. Martha May i Tlhe woman, who paid a totalJRiley, 75, of 507 Louisiana Ave- nue, who died Monday at her residence will be conducted to- of S16 in taxes on the full pur- chase price of the car, contend- ed she should have been taxed on only the amount after de- ducting the trade-in morrow at 2 p.m. at the George Funeral Home by Rev. Jacob H. Snyder and Rev.

Frank P. Fratto. O'Connor, Pittsburgh, Marie Devlin, Alexandria, and Mrs. Veronica Charleston, W. 13 grandchil-' dren and 23 great-grandchildren.

A requiem mass will be cele- brated tomorrow at 9 a.m. in SS. Phillip and James Church by Rev. Robert J. McCoy, and inter- ment will be in St.

Patrick's Cemetery, Cumberland. The body is at the Konhaus Funeral Home where friends will be received today. WILLIAM H. WILLIAMSON BARTON-William H. William- son, formerly of Barton, died Monday al Lisbon, Ohio.

He was the son of the late Wil- liam and Wilda (Ross) William- son. His wife, Edna (Neali Wil- liamson preceded him 'in death. He is survived by a brother, Richard Williamson, Lonaconing. The body is at lhe Eichhorn Funeral Home where friends will be received after 7 p. m.

tomor- row. Services will be conducted Fri- day al 2 p. by Rev. Harry Jenkins, pastor of Barlon Meth- odist Church. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery, Moscow.

S. FREASE STAILEY EVERETT, Frease Stai- ley, 85, of here died yesterday in Hollidaysburg. He was the lasl remaining char- ajoiGin ui wuc uj. v. WOOQ or ex- dance originated in the Court executive vice president and "pub- France in 1581 when Catherineilisher.

of the News Publishing ale Medici, then queen died Tuesday after a lone commissioned NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING On June 22, 1964, a public meeting will be held al the LaVole Fire Hall, at 7:30 P.M., on a variance from side lot distance requirements. The variance ii requested for Glenview Terrace and Glenview Terrace. All persons having an interest in this matter are urged to attend. LAVALE ZONING BOARD dance spectacle illness. CUMBERLAND CLOAK SUIT STORE HILLCREST BURIAL PARK When (oved many detailt require altenlion.

PLAN TOGETHER NOW AHHAD OF NEEDI Select one of the burial plats at Hillcresl In beautiful and dignified surroundings for you and your loved ones. Choice lots. Memorial Garden Section (Two Graves) Office Frederick St. Phone PA 4-2332 The lower court has said that will a te heTveTeft the portion of the sales tax lawiBurial Park and pallbearers will and was a memter which allows a resident to T. Arthur Carscaden, Jonathon 0mP a as a member it the value of any traded autoiW.

Powell, Thomas Hopwood, -f i i i .1. i i i i i j-ivjpvvi in computing the taxable valuejWilliam Brotemarkle, Walter of a purchased vehicle, but does Reighard and James Rexroad. not allow such tax relief to per- sons buying cars outside state, was unconstitutional. Births JOHN BISHOP KITZMILLER John Bishop, 89, died yesterday at his home following a long illness. He was a member of the Kitz- miller Presbyterian Church and the United Mine Workers of Am- erica, 4597, District 4.

He was BARRON Mr. and Mrs. John the son of the late John and LaVale, a daughter Huda Parker) Bishop and was terday in Memorial Hospital born near DUNCAN Mr. and Mrs. Rob- He is survived by a son, Ralph, ert, McCulloh Street.

Frostburg Ha r'sown; four daughters, Mrs. a daughter this mornine in: I a Walker, Shellmar, Mrs. morning in a daughter this Miners Hospital. GARLITZ Mr. and Mrs.

liam, Wilchita, a soni jHulda Bomberger, Mrs. Neva Schultz, Greenbelt; Wil-' ixeva scnuuz, Hyattsville; and Mrs. Mary Hesse, Oakton, there. The paternal grandmoth- er is Mrs. Audrel Garlitz, Hane- kamp Street, Lonaconing.

MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. James RD 1, Frostburg, a daugh- ter yesterday in Memorial. MONNETT Mr. and Mrs.

Rich- ard, 504 Fayette Street, LaVale, a son today in Memorial. MURPHY Mr. and -Mrs. James R. Ill, Baltimore, a son at Lutheran Hospital this morn- ing.

The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Landis, Oldtown Road. Paternal grand- parents are Mrs. Raymond Shaw, and the late James R.

Murphy. PERRIN Rev. and Mrs. Char- les, Warfordsburg, a son 13 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The body is at the Pritts Fu- neral Home where friends will be received today from 7 to 9 p.m.

and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to- morrow. Zion Lutheran Church. Born in Bedford County, he was the son of the late Thomas and Jennie (Peacock) Stailey. His Minnie (Straley) Stailey, preceded him in death.

He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Webb Gaither, 334 Fayette Street, Cumberland; a son, Thom- as Beach Creek, two half- sisters, Mrs. Christene Diehl, Har- risburg, and Mrs. Frannie Rhodes, Bedford; a half-brother, Samuel Stailey; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The body is at the Conner Fun- eral Home where friends will received today from 2 to p.

m. A tuneral service will be con- ducted tomorrow at 11 a. m. a i the funeral home by Rev. David Bomboy.

Interment will be in the Everett Cemelery. B. FRANKLIN LOWERY ELLERSLIE--Benjamin Frank- lin Lowery, 85, formerly of here, died Monday night at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Frances Mc- A service will be conducted Fri- day at 2 p.m.

at the funeral home TM dau f- Mr by Rev. Harold Curtiss. Inter-' Intyre Hoi ''daysburg, Pa. ment will be in I.O.O.F. Nethkin Hill, Elk Garden.

Six-Month Term Local Man He was the son of the late Em- manuel and Sarah (Witt) Lowery. Besides Mrs. Mclntyre, he is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Jane Cook, Hyndman; two sons, Roderick, Altoona. and Ralph, of King, a sister, Mrs.

Pearl Shroyer, Ellerslie; i oiuujcr, r-iiersue; two Lee a a a Walter and Henry North Centre Street, was sen-jLowery. both of Ellerslie c. tenced to six months in the Mary-' A service will be held Fridav at this morning at McConnelsburg; land State House of Correction 12 al the Stanele Medical Center. Mrs. Perrin is this morning trial magistrate F.lHome Alioona the former Catherine Zais, Allan Weatherholt following an daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. How- assault on his wife yesterday. ard Zais of 901 Yale Street, LaMarca waived a jury trial REPHANN Mr. and Mrs.land pleaded guilty before Weath- James, Pine Street, Frostburg, i erholt of assault to beat, wound a son yesterday in Miners Hos- and bruise his wife, Thurma Lee pital. SILBER Mr.

and Mrs. Rich- ard RD 4, a daughter today I yesterday. in Memorial. THOMSON Mr. and Mrs.

Evan 9B, Yotler Court, Bel Air, LaMarca. City police picked up LaMarca! ert Avenue, Potomac; A meeting of the Sumner Ceme- Park, a daughter today in Improvement Association orial. Dividends Set By W. Maryland will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m.

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