Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 16

SIXTEEN i EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1W1 Dial 722-4COO for WANT AD (Continued from Page J5 Robert D. UchlHer OAKLAND Robert D. Lich- liter, 56, died yesterday at his home in Crellin. Born in Thomas. W.

June 5, 5905, he was a son of the late George and Lichtiter. Lucinda iPolingt Monaie L. Shade BERKELEY SPRINGS Man- nie L. Shade, 78, died yesterday at Memorial Hospital, Winchester, after an illness of three years. Born in Frederick County.

October 22, 1882, she was a daugh- ter of the late Oliver and Sarah Hottle) Davison. Her husband died in 1957. Surviving are his widow, Stella A resident of Winchester for the (Knox) Crosco Lichliter; sevenipast three years, she was a mem step-children, Mrs. Roy of Mrs. Carl Burton.

Clarence, Rus- Church. Greenwood Methodist Wilmer and Larry Crosco, Surviving are three daughters, -all of here and Kenneth Crosco, Mrs. Naomi Flowers, Gainsboro, -JIutton; a brother, Donald Mrs. Leona Place, Winches- --liter. Snallmar; three and'Mrs.

Dola Weber, Vie'n- Mrs. Oscar Brady. Mrs. Clarence na. three sons, Jannie Shade Shallmar.

and Mrs. Berkeley Springs, Church Shade', Hinebaugh, Deer Park; Port Republic, and Limvood 35 grandchildren and six great- Shade, Winchester: three sisters -'grandchildren. Mrs. Stella Cherry Run, The body is at the Leighton Mrs Lossie Holliday, Cross June- Funeral Home where friends will be received from 2 until 4 p. m.

and 7 until 9 p. m. A service will be conducted at Assembly of God kitz- miller, tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. by Rev.

Frank Strachan. Interment ed Thursday at 9 Scarpelii I'uneral Robert C. Nimon Gainsboro: one brother, Davison, Berkeley Springs, 14 grandchildren and 16 great grand- grandchildren, children. The body is at the Parks-John- i i i i i i a i i I i i will be in IOOF Cemetery at Elk Funeral Hom from where it will be removed Friday at 10 a.m. to Greenwood Church for service at 11 a.m.

by Rev. W. W. Pater Garden. Mrs.

Eisentrout Rites MIDLAND--Services for Mrs. Constance Eisentrout, 85, of here, who died Monday in Miners Hos- pital, Frostburg, will be conduct- ed tomorrow at 2 p. m. at Mid- land Methodist Church by Rev. Patterson.

Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Mrs. Walter Judy PETERSBURG. W.

xaiiu nicuiuuisi oy rvev Clarence McCloud pastor Burial Illlie Juriy 8J of here died es- Frostburg Memorial te day Grant Memorial Hospi- tat whprp Viarf Koon will be Park. The body is at the Eichhorn Fu- neral Home, Lonaconing, where members of Pythian Sisters will conduct a service today at 7 p. m. Tbe Order of the Eastern Star also will hold a sen-ice today at 7:30 p. m.

at the funeral home. AUTO LOANS FOIC Cumberland Savings Bank mt if. PA a-0011 tal where she had been admitted earlier in the day. A native of Grant County, she was a daughter of the late Benja- min and Annie (Berg) Keplinger. Her husband, Walter E.

Judy, died in September 1960. Mrs. Judy was a member of Petersburg Methodist Church. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Lula Eskridge, Petersburg, and three brothers, Joseph Keplinger, Petersburg, and Elmer and Will- iams Keplinger, Ashtabula, Ohio.

The body is at the Schaeffer Funeral Home. Services will be conducted to- morrow at 2 p. m. at the funeral home by Rev. John Bird.

Burial be in Lehmansville Ceme- tery. Adams Service Services for James Wilbert Adams, 68, of 121 West Second Street, who died Sunday in Me- a.m. at tbe Home. Rev will officiate and interment will be in Terr; Alia (W.Va.) cemetery. Mrs.

Roy Tipton Mrs. Roy J. Tipton, Toronto, Canada, died Sunday at her iwme there. She was a tormer resident of Cumberland. Her husband, Roy J.

Tipton, former assistant pur chasing agent ior the Kelly- Springfield Tire Company, died about a year ago. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Audrey Whitnall, Toronto Ontario, Canada, and two sons, Wayne Tipton, Toronto, and Dar- rei Tipton, North Carolina. Arno C. Simmons MOOREFIELD, W.

Va. --Arno C. Simmons, 48, died Monday in Memorial Hospital, Cumber- land, after a short illness. Born at Kessel, W.Va.. he was a son of the late S.

R. and Lillian (Pratt) Simmons. He was a veteran of the Korean War. Surviving are his widow, Jean (Barr) Simmons; one son, Darwin Simmons, with the Army; three daughters, Shirley i Cumberland, Peggy and Pat Sim moas, Youngstown. Ohio; his step-mother, Mrs.

Elsie Simmons, Moorefield; six sisters, Mrs. Ruby Pratt, Mrs. Ramona Boswell, Mrs. Burnell Turner, all of here, Mrs. Carolyn Hite and Mrs.

Bea- trice Lewis, Cumberland, and Mrs. Doris Bradfield, Wardens- ville, W. four brothers, Woodrpw G. Simmons, Wiley Ford, Sandford W. Simmons, Cumberland, Donald Lee Sim- mons with the Air Force.

The body is at the Thrush Fu- neral Home where the family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 until 9 p. m. Services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m.

at Christian Church, Rig. W. Va. Interment will be in the Newhouse Cemetery at Rig. Barnard Services BARTON--Services for "William A.

Barnard, 39, World War 1I veteran, who died Monday at Baker VA Center, Martinsburg, will be held at the Barton Meth- odist Church tomorrow at 2 p. m. The Rev. Byron Keesecker, of Berkeley Springs, and Rev. Den- Burial will be in Philos Ceme- tery, Westernport.

The body is at the residence where the members of Allegany Lodge, 157, AF and AM of Barton will conduct a memorial service today at 8 p. The body will be taken to the church at 10:30 a. m. Thursday. Mrs.

Ada B. Heylmiui WESTERNPORT Mrs, Ada Blanche Heylmun, 73, of 140 Main Street, died last night at Spring- field State Hospital where she had been a patient seven years. Born in Westernport, she was a daughter of the late. John and Mary fMonohan) Heylmun. She held membership in St.

Peter's Catholic Church, the Gold Star Mothers and Kelly-Mansfield Unit 52, American Legion Auxiliary. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Wilt, at home; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude a a Youngstown, Ohio, four grand children and two great-grandchil- dren.

The body is at the Boal Funer- al Home. Sherman W. Grouse BERKELEY SPRINGS Sher- man Walter Croase, 48, RD 3, died suddenly Monday at War Me- morial Hospital. Born 1 in Morgan County May 12, 1913, he was a son of the late Corey Harrison Grouse and Mrs. Bessie Crouse Roach.

He was an employe of the Penn- sylvania Glass and Sand Com- pany. Besides his mother, he is sur- vived by his widow. Ethel (Spiel- man) Crouse: two sons Coray and Stevenson Crouse; and daughters, Shirley and Dorothy, all at home; one sister, Mrs. Francis Eaton, here; i Brothers, Lester and Merle Crouse, Baltimore, Ray Crouse, Henry -and Nelson Roach, here. The body is at the Parks-John- son Funeral Home where serv- ices will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m.

by Rev. Lester A. Fah- inger. Interment will be in Green- way Cemetery. the the maternal grandmother trials on large species wnaics: Mrs Aletta Cavanauch.

that they can be killed and She im rCS Chilli- relrieved in manner, it Sfflj WILMOT--Airman and Mrs. 1 world's whaling industry Kenneth, a daughter July 24 at Hahn Air Force Base Hospital, Germany. The mother is the former Miss Charlotte Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Riley, Greenpoint Road.

Oldest Drinker HUDDERSFIELD, Eng. UPI William Malbert, who claims le's 107, says he's Britain's old- est beer drinker. He has four pints a day at his pub. rnorial Hospital, will be conduct-'nis Lord, pastor, will officiate ELKINS, W. Va.

(LTD-- Thel- ma D. Hamrick. 30, of Huttons- ville was killed today when a car crashed into a guardrail along U. S. 219 at Elkwater, Randolph County.

CITY FURNITURE COMPANY "TAKES THE BULL BY THE HORNS" IT'S YOUR CHANGE TO LASSO SOME REAL WILD SAVINGS WITH CREDIT TERMS SO EASY THEY WONT RUFFLE YOUR BUDGET. LIVINGROOMS: $399.50 2 PC. BEIGE, BLACK OR BROWN WITH WIDE PILLOW ARMS. NYLON AND $OCA 50 FOAM RUBBER '260 $399.50 2 PC. SOFA-BED SUITE IN WASHABLI NAUGAHYDE.

SOFA BY DAY, $0)1 A COMFORTABLE BED BY NIGHT SIMMONS STUDIO COUCHES, SOFA-BEDS HIDE-A-BED PRICES SLASHED 30 TO DINETTES: $119,50 7 PC. CHROME DINETTES 6 CHAIRS. FORMICA TOPS TABLE TM $179.50 9 PC. BRONZETONE OR CHROME. 8 CHAIRS TABLE 139 .50 Reg.

10.98 9x12 LIONLEUM RUGS Plastic Finish $29.95 STUDENT DESK BEDROOMS: $249.50 3 PC. MODERN BLOND SUITE. BOOKCASE BED, CHEST DRAWERS $14Q 50 NO MAR TOPS $399.95 3 PC. TRIPLE DRESSER BEDROOM SUITE. BOOKCASE HEADBOARD, TILTING MIRROR AND CHEST IN $O4Q 50 GOLD BISQUE CHAIRS: $39.95 Plastic Pult-Up Chair $69.50 Plastic and Nylon $79.50 Platform Rockers $49.95 Swivel Rockers 48 29 5 $34.95 Butterfly Chairs 95 Reg.

$9.95 TABLE LAMPS Reg. $69.95 9x12 RUGS WITH RUtUR JACKS 48.00 DON'T MISS THIS ANNUAL SAVINGS SPREE! OPEN THUR. 9 'TIL 9 22-24 N. Mechanic FREE PARKING IN REAR PA 24370 CO BARBE--Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip 507 Decatur Street, a daughter yesterday at Memorial Hos- pital. CARROLL--Mr. and Mrs. Donald 738 North Mechanic Street, a daughter today at Memorial. CLISE--Mr.

and Mrs. AJvin, Mid- land, a daughter Monday at Miners Hospital. EMERICK--Mr. and Mrs. Earllquired'treatment! Nuns Injured When Bus Hits Store BALTIMORE (AP)--Five nuns suffered minor injuries today when the bus in which they were passengers veered off a suburban street and hit an ice creant store.

All 57 sistfrs aboard the bus were taken to St. Agnes Hospital, ibut officials said only five re- Hyndman, a yes- terday at Memorial. The nuns were returning to timore from summer school at St. ouiiutfcl M.IKJVI sL OL, C-RIGGS--Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Joseph's College in Emmitsburg, i 626 Brbokfield Avenue. yesterday at Memorial. a son Md. Te of the nuns are instructors HUPP-Mr. and Mrs.

James where they 345 National Highway, today at Memorial. LANCASTER-Mr. and tp return to- Thomas 301 Oldtown Road, a daughter yesterday at Mem- orial. MERICA--Mr. and Mrs.

Irwin, Kelly Boulevard, a son today at Memorial. MOLLOHAN-Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Wiley Ford, a daughter yester-! day at Memorial. POLAND--Mr.

and Mrs. Homer 107 Columbia Street, a son yesterday at Memorial. SCHULTZ--Mr. and Mrs. Richard son urn o- day.

The others are instructors in the Sisters of Charity Schools in the Baltimore area. Baltimore County police said the accident happened in suburban Reisterstown, northwest of the city, as the bus was going around a sharp curve. Metropolitan Study Group To Meet BALTIMORE (AP) The first meeting of a study commission on government for tbe Baltimore area has been set for Gov. Tawes named the group, headed by State Treasurer Hooper S. Miles, to chart a metropolitan government for the city and parts of its four neighboring counties.

BO Shops (Continued from Page 15) a dl i materials, overhead cranes, platforms on which work- men stand as they do repairs on the diesels and drop pits for working beneath the big diesels. The Cumberland Diesel Shops have all of the more than 15,000 parts required in servicing the diesel locomotives. It is the only shop on the system which is com- pletely stocked wkh parts. The diesel shops are so large that Fort Hill Stadium could be auaiy V.UI VC. A Identities of the injured W0uldnt not immediately available.

te a lisht flt Chillicothe, there July 29. Ohio, a son The paternal grandmother is Mrs. John Schultz, of 38 South Street, and (Continued from Page 15) Dahl, a Norwegian whaling firm which will provide travel ex- penses; and the Palmer Equip- ment Company, manufacturers of the special hypodermic cartridge. If this test and subsequent Girh Nation Group Elects HonorStudent WASHINGTON AP) A chest- nut-haired honor student from South Glastoabury, pre- siding today over Girls Nation. She is 17-year oW Susan L.

MacDonaW, announced as the winner of toe presidency Tuesday night after a day of frenzied cam- paigning and political oratory among 99 teen-age delegates from 48 'states, the Canal Zone and the District of Columbia. The vice presidency went to Miss MacDonald's "Nationalist Party" running mate, Deborah Ann Rosen, 17, of Orangeburg, S.C. The "Federalist Party" can- didate for president was Donna Jean Luke, 17, a high scoot senior from Rexburg, Idaho. Summertime pie: use an un- cooked crumb crust and a cooked- on-top-of-the-range filling plus fresh fruit. MARY CARTER PAINTS It.

HtH MIKINO PA 4-1221 OTEN DAItY m. wthl LaVale, and Mr. Wilmot is a son of Mrs. Myrtle Wilmot, Fort Avenue. dub Hears Robey The Cumberland Optimist Club heard a talk by James Robey, registrar of wills, at a meeting today at noon at Central YMCA.

His topic: was "Making A Will." Ola Eye Examination Records of Franklin Spoar Optomdritt PurchaMd By Dr. Wyatt Winters Optomttrkf CoffmaR's Optical 13 i. St. PA Examination Contact Alkyd-Flat WALL PAINT THE VELVET-FINISH SELF-LEVELING INTERIOR FINISH Gallon GALLON FREE I Biy FREE of nlra cost! CRORY'S sif's First Quality Seamless Nylons Famous Fashion Fabrics prs. Mtth of pWn Vnit wort fe yA to 89c yard on belts Mi i Ladies' Panties Full cut quofrfy rayon woshabk, wairt and Ug.

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