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Km IMS Deaths And Funeral Notices In The Tri-State Area CARL R. VOOEL a R. "Vogel, formerly' of Cumberland, died Saturday in Long Beach. after a lengthy illness. He was a son of Mrs.

Sarah A. Ferguson and the late Vo- gel. Mr. Vogel was formerly cm- ployed at the Kelly-Springfield tire here. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Whilamina Vogel, for- merly of Cumberland; a brother, Harry L. Vogel, this city, and a MISS SUSAN DUNN ROWLESBURG Miss Susan C. Dunn, Main Street, died yes- terday at Preston Memorial Hos- pital, Kingwood, where she was a patient five weeks. Miss Dunn was a farmer post- master here, serving from 1942 lo lf)45, and later was employed by Msgr. John .1.

O'Reilley at St. Francis Xavier Rectory, Park- ersburg, for Icn years. She was member of St. Philo- mcna's Catholic Church. Born in Rowlesburg, she was half-brother.

Raymond Ferguson, a daughter of the late Patrick Long Beach. The body is at the Molk-11 Fun- eral Home, Long Beach. Services with military riles will be con- ducted there today and burial will be in Rosecramp Cemetery, San Diego. UeVORE SERVICE and Mary iConiff) Dunn. She is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Anna Branch, Salisbury, Requiem mass will be cele- brated today at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Help i i a Church, Terra A a and intor- jmenl will l)e in Terra Alta Ccme- Services for Johnson C. 70. of 145 East College Avenue, Frostburg, who was fatally in- jured laic Saturday night in an llICiGLEMAN SERVICE MRS.

DOROTHY D. SMITH I Mrs.i Dorothy Dercmer Smith, 65, Rawlings, died Saturday at Sacred Heart Hospital. She was a native of Cresap- town, a daughter of the late Frederick and Mollie (Dawson) married, her bus- hands, David C. Lough and Char- les L. Smith, preceded her in death.

Surviving are three sons, Geo- rge Lough, Bedford; Walter Lough and Charles Smilh, both of Westernport; three daugh- ters, Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, Raw- lings; Mrs. Anna Catherine Bliz- zard, Baltimore, and Mrs. Dor- othy Ault, Keyser; two brothers, Calvin Deremer, Cresaptown, and Marshall Deremer, Rawlings; a sister, Mrs.

May Foul, Augusta, W. 32 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. The body is at the Boal Funeral Home, Westernport where a ser- vice will be held today at 1 p.m. Rev. A.

Newton Chase, pastor PETERSBURG A service for of the Assembly of God Church, will officiate and burial will be in accidental fall at his home, a Rigglcman, 39, Mo- be conducted Wednesday at 2 01 wno died Sunday will be Maysville Cemetery, m. at the Durst Funeral conducted tomorrow at 2 p. m. PUIPK- Rev. George Wchler will nf Soulh Mill Creek Church PRICE SERVICE MRS.

MILE F. STICKLEY Mrs. Elliott G. Stickley, 74, of 9 Fort 'Cumberland Homes, was dead on arrival yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Born in Barton she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Moltie iHcnion) Smith.

Her hus- band, Hiie F. Stickley, preceded her in death. She was a member of the Sal- vation Army. Surviving are a son, William R. Stickley, city; three daugh- ters, Mrs.

Nedra Dowden, Fort Ashby; Mrs. Carl Dorsey, Spring- field, W. a Mrs. Betty Ellis, Martinsburg, W. a brother, Thomas H.

Smith, Oldtown Road; four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Koch, Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs. Lula DILLOti SERVICE FROSTBURG A aerVice for Frederick Dillon, 10, of 134 Maple Street, will be conducted tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at the Durst Funeral Home. Rev.

Har- old Bergen will officate and in- terment i be in Frostburg Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Charles Weibrecht, Howard Duckworth, Thomas Powell, Irvin Rankin, Charles McFarland and Hillery Lewis. Davis To Host Travel Clinic DAVIS, W. Va. (UPI)-Slile Travel Development Director Rice, city, and Mrs.

Melissa Bob Bowers will be a i a King Upper Darby, a 16'of panel on "travel promo- grandchildrcn and a number a the sixth a a a great grandchildren. Clinic here April 29-30. The body is at the Scarpellij other members of the ne 5 a l' n( i include Dr. Raymond Haas, As-i A sistanl Professor of Marketing at West Virginia University; Honored At Baby Shower Mrs. Junes F.

WUmoth enter- tained with a baby gift shower for Mrs. Bruce Blanch Friday evening. It was held at the for- mer's home, Brant Road, Cres- aptown. The living and dining rooms were decorated with pink and blue streamers and flowers. The same colors were used in the decorations of a bassinette holding the gifts.

Games were played and refreshments serv- ed. Others attending were Mrs. Walter Wertz, Mrs. Robert Llewellyn, Mrs. Curtis Godshall, Mrs.

Frank Mrs. Frank Bennett, Mrs. San- ford Miller, -Mrs. Donald Ward, Mrs. Blair Hiett, Mrs.

Robert O'Neal, Mrs. James Mrs. Ernest Ullery, Mrs. Ed- ward Ullery, Ethel Blauch, Car- ine Wilrnoth and Miss Darla Ullery. Arbee Club be received from 2 until 4 p.m.

and 7 until 9 p.m. A service will be conducted there Thursday at 2:30 p.m. by Mrs. Alma Cowherd of Peters- burg; Mrs. Wilson Teets, ficiale and interment will be Brethren.

Mozcr. Rev. Dee Flory Froslburg Memorial Park. i i i officiate and interment will a Rites will be accorded by Kline (W. a Cemetery.

Farrady Post, American Legion. The body is at the Schaeffer Pallbearers will be Wayne 'Funeral Home where friends will Plummor, Irvin Morgan. John A. be received until noon tomorrow A service for Mrs. Mary Army.

Interment will be in Price, 80, of LaVale who Hill Cemetery. Sunday will be conducted Thurs- Major Ben Jones of the Salva- of state mos suc day at 2 p. m. at Park Place Methodist Church. Rev.

Ramon Reno and Rev. Frank Fratlo will Tomilson, Melvin Carder, a it will be taken to the officiate. Interment will be in iMi i L. DeVore and Wnlfc. i church for services.

CHARLES R. WHITNEY Charles R. Whitney, B6, of Virginia Avenue died Sunday' Each an nt A A A i mi i i i at Baker VA Center, Martinsburg, where be had been a patient two months. GUARANTEE BONDED BY iiMJ.vx.iUj--lU^.iikj-i. Hillcrest Burial Park.

I The body is at the Hafer, Funeral Home and will be A atlve of Mounlain, W.I lo the church at 1 p. m. Thurs-i a he was a son of the lale day John F. and Phoebe Murphy) Among the survivors are 22 Whitney. Mr.

Whitney was once spring tempered aluminum mar-proof 2-coat baked en- amel finish completely ven- tilated while "halo" lighted underside 17 designer colors Free estimates Why do most people choose Rusco? They expect only the and they get it! grandchildren; 22 great grand- great great children and two grandchildren. The family requests expressions contributions to the Park Place Metnodist Church memorial fund. a stone mason and worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as The Arbee Club of Rosen baum's held its first social of the year in the form of a din ner-dance at the Fort Cumber- land Hotel, Saturday night. Mrs. Lillian Blacklin, president, in- troduced the speakers, Simon Rosenbaum, a Roscn- baum, Leon I.

Claran and James Mullennex. Music for the dance was by the "Wild Ones." Games wore played and prizes awarded. The The first governmental employ- special prize won by Mrs. Dor- meht bureaus were established othy Turano. Approximately 80 cessful vacation a Mrs.

Robert Parker of Charleston; Joe Hoffman of Fairmont and Muntzing of in some field- of travel or tourist accom- P'rance in 1843. members and friends attended. a carman's helper before his re-i tirement. He was a veteran of World Wari I and a member of Henry Hart' Post 1441, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Cumberland Barracks, i War I Veterans. I Surviving arc his widow, i Bessie M.

(Nield) Whitney; step-son, Loring A. Smilh, Wiley: i Ford; three sisters, Mrs. Imoeene 1 A native of Allegany County, Osbourne, Mrs. Frances MrGee ROLLEY ROBERTSON Rollcy Robertson, 7- Addition, died yesterday at residence. he was a son of the late Samuel and Matilda Robertson.

Mr. Ro- bertson was a railroader and an and Miss Gcnevieve Whitney, all of this city, and seven step- grandchilclron. orchard worker before his The body is at the Searpelli 11 about the details. Address tirement. Surviving are three sons, Harry Robertson, Corriganville; Emory Robertson, at home, and Leroy Robertson, Mt.

Savage; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Edna Ralston, Cumber- land: a brother, Clifton Robert- ison; a sister, Mrs. Emaline Boy- jer, Oldtown, and 32 grandchil- idren. The body is at the Kight Fu- neral Home where the family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

A service will be conducted at funeral home tomorrow at 2 Funeral Home where friends will! be received from 2 4 p.m. and' 7 to 9 p.m. i A service will be conducted there Thursday at 1 p. m. by! Rev.

Connell T. Chancy. Inter- 1 ment will be in Hillcrest Burial Park. i A W. ROBINSON Bernard W.

Robinson. 76, of 405i Arch Street, died yesterday at his residence. Born in Beaver Dam, he! was a son of the late Willis and! Olivia iBurres) Robinson. Mr. HEARING AIDS you buy any hearing aid, a demonstration of TELEX HEARING AID WITH COMFORT SOUND.

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by Rev. Frank J. Fratto. Robinson was a pipefitter for 1 llntcrment will he in Rest Baltimore and Ohio Railroad be- jMemorial Gardens. fove his retirement.

He was a member of Second i Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary (Ravcnscroft) Hobinson; three sons, Harry B. Robinson, Wantatigh, N. Kenneth E.

Rob- inson, city, and Donald A. Robin- CHARLES P. LYNCH MT. SAVAGE Charles P. Lynch, 88, Star City, died Saturday morning at the Sundale (Rest Home there.

He was born in Mt. Savage, a Phone HOME IMPROVEMENT PRODUCTS, MC. 515 Regina Avenue son of Michael and Catharine son New Lon d( a daugh- i i i rV'Tr-c- VL'i I It 7 (Aidridge) Lynch. His wife, Clara Gather Lynch, preceded him in Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Catharine Swyck, Warren, ter.

Mrs. William (Elinor) Urn- stot, city; a brother, Powell A. 'Robinson, Phoenix, and two Isisters, Mrs. Rena A. Hancock, and Mrs.

Essie Hiller, both of New York City. Oh.o; two brothers, John Thc hod js lh Grafton and James Lynch, Gam- a Ho me where the family will! bna Ohio; six sisters Mary; recdve friends from 2 to 4 p.m. A. Nairn. Cumberland; Mrs.

Ag-; a 7 to 9 ncs Griffith, Mt. Savage; Mrs. A service i he conduL ted af Florence Pugh, Frostburg; Mrs. the funeral, home tomorrow at 1 Genevieve Walters, Mrs. Rev Dal as ivins will rme Fulcluskie and Mrs.

and interment will be in Schimmghar, all of Baltimore. hi)os Cemetery, Westernport Requiem Mass was celebrated! Pallbearers will be Roy Simp- Monday. Interment was in the son. Carl Cookerly. Paul Wil- Easl Oak Grove Cemetery, Star liams, Henry Vutzy, Stanley Ben- nolt and Charles Detrick.

Jo'ui Jacob Haler i'r. President JOHN J. HAFER FUNERAL HOMES Where Fine Funerals Cost Less Leah Durst Hafer i' Funeral Director lohu J. rrNER.lI. i 1.

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LlViilc. John Jacob Hafer Jr. 'Treasurer UGSttOH "ever changed thc beneficiary of my government insurance my moii'er to my wife. Will it automatically be paid to my wife upon my death? A 'Ihe Veterans Administration recently warned newly married veterans that they can pay nSirer a insui ancc claim onlv thc beneficiary named by the veteran. Each year a number of a S( a developed in which a widow, some with children, must see her husband's in- surance go to beneficiary he had named years ago and bar! forgotten to change.

The most common reason for absuletc listings of beneficiaries include marriages, remarriages, divorce and death. Jf you have forgotten your named beneficiary the VA i help by sending you a microfilm copy of your old designation as well as Form 8-33B for Change or Designation nf Beneficiary. Write Fort Snelling, St. Paul, Minne- sota, giving them your full name and policy number or call us and we will get the form for you. THREE BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL HOMES ARRANGED EXCLUSIVELY FOR FUNERAL SERVICES Convenient to Homes Convenient to Friends Convenient to Cemeteries That "new car" feeling is hard to beat.

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