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Km SiHrtiy, Hn I. AND FUNERAL NOTICES MRS. ELLIS SWARTZWELDER Mrs. Thelma Leora Swarlzweld- er, 56, secretary at Central YMCA, died yesterday at her home, 7 East First Street, after an illness cf six months. Mrs.

Swartzwelder was on the efficial board of Grace Methodist Church, and belonged to the Cum- berland Business and Profession- al Women's Association and Al- gonquin Chapter, National Sec retaries Association. She was a native of Martins- burg end had resided in Cumber- land for 48 years. Her mother, Mrs. Dora (House- holder) VanMeter, resides at 7 Eost First Street. Her father was the late Henry VanMeter.

Mrs. Swartzwelder's husband, the late Ellis W. Swartzwelder, was killed in a plane crash near here a number of years ago. She was graduated from Alle- gany County High School in the Class of 1923 and from Gather- man's Business School in 1924. The body is at the ScarpelH Fu- neral Home.

Services will be conducted Mon- day at 11 a.m. at the funeral home by Rev. Robert Moales, pastor of Grace Methodist Church. Burial will be in Green Hill Cem- etery, Martinsburg, W.Va. Pallbearers, all members of the board of directors of Central YMCA, will be Earl Nonnenmann, Robert Garner, Robert Moore, Benjamin Haines, Winfield Adam and Robert Williams.

Friends will be received at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. MRS. JOSEPH MINNICK FROSTBURG Mrs. Frances Minnick, 79, widow of Joseph Minnick, died yesterday in Sacred a Hospital, Cumberland, land, where she was admitted Thursday.

Born in Garrett County, a daughter of the late Jacob and Fannie (Chrislner) McKenzie, she was, the last surviving member that family. Mrs. Minnick was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church. Surviving three sons, 'Marion, Allen and Lawrence Min- nick, all of Frostburg; five daugh- ters, MM.

James Hickman, Ak- ron; Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss, Ridge- Mrs, Raymond Erode and Mrs. Thomas Scarpelli, both of Eckhart, and Mrs. Raymond Wempe, Cumberland, 21 grand- children and 16 great-grandchil- dren. The body will be at the Durst Funeral Home.

RALEY SERVICES HYNDMAN Services for Rev. Charles W. Raley, 76, of Hynd- man, who died Thursday in Me- morial Hospital, Cumberland, will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Martin Kauf- man.

Rev. Harry Hull and Rev. J. Howard Smith officiating. Interment will be in Hyndman Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Harry Ritchey, Norman Poorbaugh. 0 i TM Beals i less Fu neral Home, Elaine, after Waller Miller and Roy Manges. p.m. today. MRS.

ARLEY D. SHERMAN Mn. Ethel Catherine Sherman, of 114 South Johnson Street, died yesterday in Sacred Heart Hospital where she was admitted Wednesday. She had been in fail- ing health for several years. She was born in the daughter of the late Mdvin and Mary Alice (Poling) Godwin.

Besides her husband, Arley D. Sherman, she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Chester Rowley, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Gilbert Mark- wood, Cumberland, and Mrs. Ben- ton Filler, Levittown, one sister, Mrs.

Walter Baker, Elkins; four grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. She was a member of First Bap- tist Church. The body is at the George neral Home where friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. Services i be conducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home by Rev.

Benjamin R. Bruner, pastor of First Bap list Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. JAMES H. TEETS TERRA ALTA, W.

Harrison Teets, 84, of 112 East Washington Avenue, died yester- day in Preston Memorial Hospit- al, Kingwood. A native of Terra Alta, he was a son of the late Jacob F. and Eva K. (Dodge) Teets. Mr.

Teets was a member of Dority Metho- dist Church and Terra Alta Lodge 1395, LOO Moose. Surviving are his widow, Delia (Gooding) Teets; a son Theodore Teets, Swickley, four daugh- ters. Mrs. Asa Sypolt, Terra Alta; Mrs. Edith Gornail, Cumberland; Mrs.

Hazel Arnold, Weston, and Mrs. Irene Kelley, Columbus. Ohio; 14 grandchildren and 41 great-grandchildren. The body is at the Fike-Watson Funeral Home where services will be conducted Monday at 2:30 p.m. by Rev.

Billyreed Wickline. Burial will be in Terra Alta Cemetery. MRS. CHARLES OWENS Mrs. Nora E.

Owens, 83, of 111 North Mulberry Street, died Thursday in Western Maryland State Hospital, Hagerstown, after an illness of three months. Born at Sand Patch, she was a daughter of the late Levi and Mary Baughman. Her husr band, Charles B. Owens, pre- ceded her in death. Mrs.

Owens was a member of the Church of the Brethren, and of the Women's Democratic Club of Washington County. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Irene Batt, Hagerstown, and Mrs. Devoda Pryor, RD 2, Way- nesboro, and a sister. Mrs.

Mayme Deist, Meyersdale, Pa. The body ig at the Rest Haven a Home, Hagerstown, where services will be conducted Monday at 11 a. m. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. MRS.

FRANKLIN BANE ELK GARDEN, W. Va. Mrs. Grace Elizabeth Bane', .83, who formerly, resided at Elk Garden and Gormania, died yesterday at the Oak Rest Nursing Home, Oak- land, where she had been a pa- tient two years. Born near Elk Garden, she was a daughter of the late Charles W.

and Mary V. Endler) Head. Her husband. J. Franklin Bane, died in 19E8.

Mrs. Bane was a mem- ber of Sulphur Methodist Church and the WSCS of the church. Surviving are a brother, Har- man Head, Bayard; five sisters, Miss Hallie Head, Mrs. P. A.

Leatherman and Mrs. 'Hazel Boor all of Petersburg; Mrs. Edith Lobb, Honesdale, and Mrs. Austin Kitzmiller, Gorman- ia, and four step-children, C. F.

Bane, RD 1, Elk Garden; Harry Bane, Bowling Green, Mrs. Muriel Nash, Capon Bridge, and Mrs. Beulah Feaster, Antioch. The body will be at the Sharp- TBOMAJ ft. BfBCH 'Thomas S.

Burch, at, of 98 El- der Street, died yeatarday in Me modal Heapttal altar aa ilaww of four yean. A native of Hardy County, W. a ton at the late Eze- T. and Emily j. (Bean) Burch.

His wife, Lillie D. (Mar- shall) Burch, died in 1954. Mr. Burch was a retired carpenter. Surviving are three was, Mar- shall B.

(Mike) Burch and Myrle C. Burch, both of Cumberland, and Paul L. Burch, Toronto, Ohio; four a Mrs. Bessie Combs, Moorefield, W. Mrs.

Dessel Shanholtzer and Mrs. Nel- lie Burkhart, both of RD 1, Ridgeley, aid Mrs. Mildred Park, a two brothers, Charles L. Burch, Baker, W. and Samuel C.

Burch, Piccardy: 26 grandchildren and 50 great- grandchildren. The body is at the Scarpelli Funeral Home. MRS. RAYMOND KUHNS Mrs. Mildred Kuhns, 62, of 300 Bedford Street, died yesterday in Sacred Heart Hospital where she had been admitted earlier in the day.

Born at Ocean, she was a daughter of Mrs, Hester (Steven- son). Robertson and the late C. A. Robertson. Her husband, Raymond Kuhns, died in 1960.

Surviving are a son, Master Sgl. Raymond S. Kuhns, Cumberland; a brother. Elmer Kuhns, Cumber- Innd: a sister, Mrs. Stella Dubbs, State College, and six grand- children.

The body is at the Kight Funer- al Home where the family will re- ceive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. JACOB W. SHROYER Jacob Waller Shroyer, 81, of 107 Polk Street, died yesterday in Memorial Hospital. Born at Hyndman, he was a son of the late Andrew and Ellen J.

(Beal) Shroyer. His. wife, Mrs. Fannie (Kreitzburg) Shroy- er, preceded him in death. Mr.

$hroyer was a member of Hynd- man Evangelical Untied Brethren Hhurch, the Brotherhood of Loco- motive Firemen and Engineers, and the JOUAM of Johnstown, Pa. Surviving are two sons, Wil- iam T. and Waiter R. Shroyer, roth of this city; a brother, John Shroyer, Hyndman; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth E.

Logsdon, Hynd- nan; three grandchildren whom ic raised, 'Mrs. Billie S. Board- man, Jacob; R. Shroyer and Col- F. Shroyer, and two great- grandchildren.

The body'is at the Zeigler Fu- neral Home, Hyndman. Services will be conducted Tues- day at 2.p.m. at the funeral home by Rev. Henry Hull. Burial will be in Hyndman EUB Cemetery.

Friends received at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. MRS. HARRY KNATZ LONACONING Mrs. Hattie Knatz, 67, wife of Harry Knatz, Ambridge, died here yes- terday at the home of a sister, Miss Mae Donaldson.

Born in Lonaconing, she was a daughter of the late James and Ida M. (Shockey) Donaldson. Surviving, besides her husband and sister, are a son, Willis Knatz, Ambridge; two daughters, Mrs. Steven Betcko, Beaver Falls, and.Mrs. Michael Posi- panko, Baden; two brothers, Ed- ward and John Donaldson, both of Lonaconing; another sister, Mrs.

Agnes Garlitz, Ambridge, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The body has been returned to Ambridge for services and inter- ment. MRS. DENSMORE RITES FROSTBURG Services for Mrs. Hattie Densmore, 84, of Woodland, who died Thursday, will be conducted tomorrow at 2 i.

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He had been in ill -health for some time. A native of Lonaconing, he was a son of the late Lincoln and Margaret (McKenzie) Bradley. Mr. Bradley was a retired em- ploye of the Celanese Fibers Company and was a member of the Lonaconing Republican Club and the American Legion. Surviving are his widow, Leona i Grimes)' Bradley; two daugh- ters, Mrs.

a Radick, Coatesvilie, and Mrs. Rob- ert Taylor, Martinsburg; a son, Robert Bradley, Lonaconing; a step-son, William Grimes, Frost- burg: four sisters, Miss Jennie Bradley and Mrs. Olive Kelly, both of Lonaconing; Mrs. Gene Eagen, Midland, and Mrs. Jerry Beechie, Cumberland: four broth- ers, Millard and Wilson Bradley, both of Lonaconing: 'Raymond Bradley, Wellsburg, and Alex Bradley, Georgia, and 10 grand- children.

The body is at the Eichhorn Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be conducted there Monday at 2 p.m. and bur- ial will be in Frostburg Memorial Park. MRS.

KALBAUGH KITES ELK GARDEN Services for Mn Eliza F. Kalbaugh. IS cf Elk Garden, who Thursday, will be conducted to- morrow at 2:90 p.m. at the Funeral Home, Blaiae. by Rev.

F. Robert ArnMtrtrout. li Burial will be in the IOOF On- letery. Taw actta joted was the Battle of Leyte iGutf. Phittppfets, from SM to 127th October 1M4, with U.

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Allied Du and 110 1ONAOONING-- Dtvid af at SUffort rf hi. HMMUU Doddi, Barton, aeth Twin, LoMeee- I. her lath pint and James and Grant Giotfelty, botn Bartom, their pint. Twenty-two workers including three doctors Jissiated in the program. Four pints of Wood, which were replacmenU, were sent to Miners Hospital, Frostburg.

OES Meeting Monday At Barton BARTON Barton Chapter ST, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Pall. Mrs. Juanita Beachy, worthy matron, and George Kirkwood, worthy patron, i preside. There will be a Mother's Day ceremony given by the' officeri of the chapter; After the close of the meeting, Mrs.

Mildred Martin, past grand matron, will show slides of East- ern Star activities during her four years of being a grand of- ficer. gained Vt. American Smelting ell IVfe. ATT was down 7 Polaroid was a anfl Xerox was unchanged. Prices were narrowly mixed on the American Exchange.

Mutual Funds New York (DPI) Following Mutual N.A.S.D. Intcn BU Alked Inv Res 2.52 2.75 Istel Fd 7.42 8.18 Jhnstn 8.89 9.61 4.27 4.62 7.41 8.01 20.33 20.33 Stock 20.57 22.23 Select 10.4511.18 Funds trpm Var Pay 7.481.09 6.36 6.87 14.55 15,90 35.53 15.08 15.08 KEYSTONE: Inv B-l 24.7825.86 Med- B-2 23.74 25.90 LPr B-3 17.2618.83 Dii B-4 10.65 11.63 Inc K-l 9.6610.54 Gth K-2 5.65 6.17 HGr S-l 24.4826.70 Inc S-2 13.7214.97 App S-3 16.7518.28 LPr S-4 4.78 5.22 Keys Int 15.29 16.54 Knlkr 7.01 7.68 Knk Gth S.94 7.60 Lazard 18.3719.25 Lexing 11.1212.15 14.7816.20 Life Inv 20.9622.91 18.90 20.66 Life Stk 8.09 8.82 Aberdn Adv Fd AHil Fd Am Bus Am Grth Am Inv Am Mut 10.3211.28 Asso Fd 1.62 1.78 6.15 6.28 5.11 5.58 will be served. Set At Westernport WESTERNPORT--Revision Day nd Registration of voters for own of Westernport will be held May 12' in City uilding. This will be the final registra- on before the municipal elect- on May 26 and the office will pen from 9 a. m.

to 7 p. m. Mrs. George Ord arid rtaurice Shaw will be the work- rs. Asso In 6.02 6.54 9.60 10.43 4.23' 4.62 Atom Ph AxeH A AxeH AxeH Axe Sci 11.7512.77 Blue Rid 12.76 13.95 Bnd Stk 5.16 5.64 Bost Fd' 10.08 11.02 Broad St 15.60 16.86 Bullock Can Gen Cdn Fd 18.79 20.33 Loom Cn 32.98 32.98 Cdn Grth 11.44 U.50 Loom Sa 16.7116.71 Cap Life 10.27 11.25 Mass Gr 8.73 9.54 Cent Shr 16.37 17.89 Mass Tr 16.53 18.07 Mass Lt- 12.13 11.26 Med Sec 10.94 Mort Gr 6.96 7.63 9.93 10.88 16.52 17.66 5.0C 5.41 CHANGING FUNDS: Balan 12.77 13.96 Com St 1.98 2.16 Grwth 11:6712.75 Specl Ii71 Chase Fd 7.04 7.65 13.5714.83 Colon 12.31 13.45 Nat WS Mort Ins MIF Fd MIF Gtfi Mot Inv 10.37 11.38 Mut Snrs 15.5115.51 Mut Tr 2.88 2.94 Col Grth 12.97 14.17 CMSt Fd CwAfcB Cw CftD 7.227.85 1.69 1.73 Cwth Inc 10.M 11.21 Civ Int Cw Inv Cw Stk 10.54 11.52 10.37 11.32 17.76 19.41 Grwth Comn Fd Nat -Wat 23.76 ZS.70 Nat Inv 17.04 18.42 NAT SEC SER: Balan 12.41 13.56 'Bond: Divid Pf Slk Incom Stock 6.38 6.97 4.56 4.98 7.25 7.92 6.16 6.73 8.42 9.20 1.74' 9.55 10.8511.89 Concord.

13.16 13.16 New Eng 11.67 12.62 cons Inv 19.6221.12 Cnsum I 3.36 3,65 New HOT 9.48 9.58 Neast IT 11.55 18,55 Conv Sec 8.25 9.01 NCE Sh 12.7913.98 One Wm 14.40 15.74 Opph 17.83 19.49 Crown 6.86 7.51 Perm 19.6719.67 65.5266.18 Peoples 9.10 10.98 12.00 Phiia Fd 12.76 13.98 Dela Fd 12.46 13.62 pine St 12.8112.81 Cnv Grth 8.97 9.80 Corp Ld 22.4124.41 Diver Gr 9.92 10.87 Pioneer 9.6710,57 Diver In Divld Sh DowTh In 4.M 9.53 10.44 Price TR J7.71 17.38 3.77 4.13 Providt 4.44 4.85 Puritan Else 9.6810.46 Dreyfus 80.53 21.32 15.80 17.27 Eatn Bal 13.21 14.S8 Put Grth 9.50 10.38 Eatn Stk 15.5216.77 Qtly'Dis 7.48 8.1 Ketch In 11.95 13.06 12,9114.03 Scud Can 15.57 15.82 Send SC 30.Z7 20J27 Scud Stk 11.97 11.97 Sel Am 10.72 11.60 Energy 4.37 4.78 23.66 23.66 Equity 9.98 10.34 Fed Grth 10.9912.02 Fid Cap 11.411?-40 Fid Fund 18.0119.47 Fid Trnd J9.062C.72 Sh Bos Fid Mut F.I.F. Fla Grth Fla Mut Fnd Mut 11.50 12.57 9.85.10.76 Shs Am 15.48 16.88 4.W 5.32 'Inv 9.00 9.73 6.47 7.07 Sovr In 16.06 17.59 2.4.2 2.64 State St 4Z.OO 44.75 7.37 8.05 Stein RF 40.50 40.29 10.96 11.9S Stein Stk 35.49 35.43 Fnk Bd 2.73 3.00 Stein Int 16.45 16.4 7.89 8.78 Sterl Inv 12.92 13.96 6.95 7.64 Telev El 8.16 8.89 2.71 2.98 Tmpltn 10.90 11.91 Fund Am 8.3« 9.09 Tex Fd 13.01 14.12 Fund Inv 11.001X05 TwnC 4.7S 4.99 Gen Inv 7.12 7.74 TwnC I 5.11 5.58 GRODF SEC UBS Fd 10.87 11.88 Aerosp 6.159 7,34 UNITED FDND8: Com St 14.53 15.91 Accu 16.19 17.69 Incom 13.37 14.61 Stien 7.38 8.07 24.8824.88 Un Cn 21.4423.30 5.35 5.S4 Un Inll 9.70 10.64 8.90 Val Line 6.30 6.89 4.23 Val Line 5.5« 6.08 2.50 2.74 Val LSpl 3.55 3.88 F.47 9.26 Vangrd 6.26 9.87 10.79 WallS In 10.42 11.39 Fnk Ut Fnk Com Fnk pf Fui Ad 10.19 11. Grth Ind 19.3619.94 Guard Ham hda Imp Cap ITMP Fd Inc Fd Inc Host Inerp Inv 7.64 8.35 Ins IE Bk 8.64 8.78 Resur S.23 5.72 InvC Am 11.95 13.9« Whlthl Inv Bos 13.31 14.55- WmJsor INVEST GROUP: Mut 12.16 13.15 Wsh Mut 11.02 12.04 Wed Fd 15.09 18.45 West Ind 14.39 15.56 lfl.44 8.3« 9.14 7.24 7.91 WinfM WUcm To Be Honored KEYSER Janet Summers, of Keyser will be among 11 students who will be honored during spe- cial pre commencement exer- cises today for the 16th graduat- Mother's Day HAM DINNER May 10 1 p.m.^ p.m. ADULTS CHILDREN 76e at th. SHAFT FIRE HALL of Shaft Vol.

Fire YOUR Channel Clear Cable TV is now available in Frosfburg for further information Call our office Frostburg Cable TV OV9-5S22 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meet Saturdays At 8 P.M. In St. Mary's Hall IONACOINING For information Dial 722-6110 ing class in medical technology from West Virginia University. The students, who will receive their bachelor of science de- gree on June will be honored in the main auditorium of the WVU Medical Center. Fri.

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