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galltbnry, Ml, Pet, 1975 0ML.Y TIMES 7 Tough Labor Year Deaths Funerals Looming Ahead Times Washington Bureau This has been a relatively C. S. Harrison, GOP Official. Deaths Elsewhere Anna Roosevelt Halsted NEW YORK (AP) Anna Roosevelt Halsted, 69, the only daughter among the five children of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, died Monday of cancer.

peaceful year for labor man-! WILSON FUNERAL HOME Ocean City Rd. Civic Ave. Salisbury 749-5206 Pri ncess A nne 651 -2345 protect jobs threatened by recession caused layoffs. "It's going to be a tough year, but I think we will get through it in pretty good shape," predicted W. J.

Usery, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. G. E. Johnson SNOW HILL Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mt.

Wesley United Methodist Church, near Snow Hill, for a member, George E. Johnson, 61, of Snow Hill. Mr Johnson died Saturday in the Health Care Center in Salisbury, after a long illness. The Rev. D.

T. Lewis will officiate. Assisting will be Evangelist Ralph Dennis Jr. Inter -ment will be in the church agement relations, but federal mediators are worried about' achieving peaceful settlements in contraot talks involving five' Elmer Lane Sr. CRISFIELD Funeral ser-vices for Elmer Lane 94, 7 Crisfield, who died here Sunday in the Tawes Nursing Home after a long illness, will be held here at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church. Officiating will be the Rev. Ralph Mclntyre. Interment will be here in Sunnyridge Memorial Park, Ernesto Maseratl BOLOGNA, Italy (AP) Ernesto Maserati, a pioneer auto maker who founded' the luxury car company that bears his name, died Monday.

He was 77. major industries during 1976. A total of 1.6 million workers will be affected by negotiations in the auto industry, building trades, teamsters, rubber industry and electrical workers. Key issues will be wages and job security. Workers will be trying to keep pace with inflation, and will also be trying to rt4 MASONIC T1 TEMPLC RalUbury Maryland Mr.

Johnson had been employ Dies At 67 WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) -Political leaders joined in bipartisan praise of Clayton S. Harrison a former Republican state committee chairman, who died after a lengthy illness at age 67, Gov. Sherman W. Tribbit, a Democrat, Monday described Harrison as fighter in the best sense of the word." He said his death left a void in the state's political scene.

Harrison held posts at all levels of party politics from the 7:30 p.m. Reg. Order of Bus. Election of Officers ed at the J. Franklin Jones Lumber Co.

here. He was born in Snow Hill, a son of the late Lemuel and Cora Selby Johnson Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Willie Johnson; six children, I Mr, Lane was a retired employe of the Crisfield water de-jpartment. At Mt. Pleasant Church he had been a lay lead Nick Kenny Fla.

(AP) -Nick Kenny, 80, a sports columnist who also wrote popular songs such as "Love Letters in the Sand" and "Goldmine in the Sky," died Monday, Hasey Onley Funeral services will be held at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday in the Joseph L. Russ Funeral Home, Baltimore, for Hasey Onley of Baltimore, formerly of Hebron and Exmore, Va. Mr. Onle died last Tuesday In Baltimore.

A graveside service will be held at I p.m. Thursday in the hn Wesley Cemetery, at dela Springs. Mr. Onley was born in Ex-more, a son of the late. Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Onley Sr. He was formerly employed by the late Huey Wilson of Hebron. Surviving are a sonr Edward Onley, Baltimore; two ororhers, Onley, Salisbury, and Hr-ry Bailey, Hebron; and a foster brother, Willie Bailey, 'East Orange, N.J.

Friends may call at the funeral home after noon today ar' "ftor nm. WedneiHy. The family suggests that, as a 'ribute to the memory of fh.e deceased, conributions may be me to the John Wesley Church building fund, Mardela Springs, in care of the castor, the Rev. Thaddeus Hackett. Mrs.

Coraraine Coston and Ber- er lor many years. Born in Mathews County, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lane. nie and George Johnson Snow Hill, Alexander Johnson election district to the national and Mrs.

Floretta Marshall, Salisbury; and Mrs. Lula Collick, Pocomoke City, and 21 grand I Surviving are 10 children, Elmer Lane Crisfield, William Lane, Baltimore, and Henry, Harland and Louis Lane, Mrs. Mary Lyons, Mrs. Madeline Mrs. Frances Miller, Mrs.

Gladys Roberts and Mrs. Doris Barnes, Salisbury; children. He also leaves five brothers, Wesley, Bernie and Willie Johnson, Philadelphia, Walter John Adv. You're Never Too Old To Hear Better Chicago, 111. A free offer of special interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltone.

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Selby vale; four sisters 18 granacmidren; and 23 committee. From 1964 to 1970 he served as chairman of the Republican State Committee He was credited with helping the party to victories in the 1966 and 1968 elections which gained Republican majorities in both legislative houses and alsi saw a Republican governor and congressman elected. Herman Brown, the current party chairman, described Harrison as "a political legend" in the state. Harrison, of North Hills near Wilmington, died Sunday night after a lengthy illness. Mrs.

Clara Dennis, Mrs. Bertie Corbin, Mrs. Pearl Jackson and Friends may call here at the Bradshaw and Sons Funeral! Home from 7 to 9 o'clock trv! Miss Cora Johnson, Newark; and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at the Wharton and Savage Funeral Home, night, and a' the church from noon to 2 p.m.. Wednesday. New Church, throughout Mrs.

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Elliott, Milford. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Williamson Funeral Home, Feder-alsburg. The Rev. Michael Price will officiate, be assisted the Rev.

Charles E. Green. Interment will be in Bethel Cemetery, near Federalsburg. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday after 7 p.m.' nome. understand there is no cost or obligation.

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