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Uial 2-4000 for a WANT AD Taker EVENING TIMJES, CUMBERLAND, MD, THURSDAY. MAY 15, 1958, SEVENTEEN -8 tf i C5 ui $1 1 Ul Ul 'O eo e-aa1: 1 (A gs ft. dB III oo tt Ul 'S O. vo II- Gi "a a IB 3- a 'Si il-Se 3 So 1 9S (31 ca to it Ss I co tt 5 Ul 2 tf) a lm SS- fa fi 'M 2 jj 0 95S iiS I 5w a I I a a xt fc WH SS.fi B.s So' C3 I DIRECTIONS CD rt 1-8 5 cc tj 0 '2 Ct fc? 2 jj 3 .5 2 a rt-bd -4J CJ 2 8. 0- CO fa CD pi a a fl OB Ul i I 3 eo CM CM Jj '5 PC 5 I (3 41 A 5 -j Obi tunry (Continued from -Page 15)The body is al the Ilufer Funeral He was a vclcran of World War 1., Services will be conducted at he funeral home on Saturday at 2 p.

in. by Rev. Carlton M. Harris, pastor of Centre Street Methodist Church. Interment will be Hillcrcst Burial Park.

Tranum Services for Patrick N. Tranum, who died Tuesday in the Mlegany County Infirmary, will be conducted tomorrow at 10 a. m. at the Kight Funeral Home. Rev.

James D. Elliott, pastor of Central Methodist Church, will officiate and interment, will be'in he Allegany County 'Cemetery. Mr. Tranum was a native of Wcslcrnporl, a son of the late B. C.

and Sarah (White) Tranum. Jc was brakcman for Ihc Weslcrn Maryland Railway and was the husband of the late Mamie (Sateman) Tranum. Survivors include a son, Charles Tranum, Chicago. three half-brothers, John Tranum, Phoenix. William Franklin, and Theodore Tramim, Baltimore; three half-sisters.

Mrs. Co'ra Walker, Baltimore; Mrs. Nora Smith. Franklin, and Mrs. Dolly Mongold, Piedmont, W.

and two grandchildren, Kufus W. Park FABIUS. W. Va. Rufus W.

Park, 61, last Thursday al liis home al Fabius. Mr. Park liad been in j)l health for some months and was in the Veterans Hospital In Martinsburg for treatment several months. Mr. Park was the son of the late Daniel Thomas and Mary Elizabeth (Poland) Park.

He was a veteran of World War 1 and a member of Ihe Kirby Posl 134, American Legion. Surviving are a daughler Mrs, Herman Spear. Charles Town, and five Thomas G. Park, Chehalis, Eddie W. Park, Plcasanl Dale; George Park.

Charles Town; Rufus W. Park Jr. and Clarence Park, both at horns. Also one grandson, Thomas L. Park, Chehalis, Wash.

Funeral- services were held Sunday at Ihe Asburg Methodist Church by Rev. Samuel Shank. Inlermcnl was in Asbury Cemetery. Military honors were cpn ducted by the members of Kirby Posl 134 John M. Gplli- day Post 64, American Legion, Moorcficld.

Mn. Dewey Werner MT. SAVAGE Mrs. Lucille Werner, 64, former resident, died Tuesday at her home in Tusca rawas, Ohio. A nalivc of Ml.

Savage, she was a daughler of the late George and Jennie Swaugcr. Mrs. Werner was Iwice married and both of her husbands, Jacob Bulls and Dcwey preceded her in death. She is survived by a daughler by her firsl marriage, Mrs. Kussell Myers, Gnadcnhullcn, Ohio, nnd four children by her second marriage; five brothers, Albcrl Ml.

Savage; David Swauger, Frostburg; Edwin Swaugcr, Baltimore; Raymond Swnuijcr, Dover, Ohio, and Arthur Swaugcr, Dcnnison, Ohio, and four sisters, Mrs. Elsie Porter and Mrs. Irene Ncal, Gnadcnhuttcn: Mrs. Mary Engle, Dover, and Mrs. Ella Cook, Fair Oaks, Pa.

The body is al Ihe Uhrichs Funeral Home in Uhrichsyillc. Ohio. Services will be condiicled Ihcrc tomorrow afternoon and burial will be in Dover Cemetery. Bids Sought OuRoadWork The State Road Commission has tentative plans to open bids June 10 for con struction of a stretch of Interstate 81, formerly designated as Inter statcj 2. northwest of Martinsburg in Berkeley County.

The project will involve grading, draining and concrete paving of 3.033 miles of the four-lane ex prcssway. No contracts for actual road work on the interstate system in West Virginia have been let as yet, although a contract was awarded earlier for a bridge on Interstate 64, formerly Interstate 3, in Cabcll County. Trooper Exchange Made For Ronincy CHARLESTON State Police Supt. Hazen Fair announced today the transfers of two troopers in Company which has main headquarters in Elkins. Trooper W.A.

Stcffick was order cd transferred from Elkins to Romncy. Trooper A.J. Humphreys was ordered moved from Romncy to Elkins. Fair said the transfers would be effective next Sunday. Man Steals Device From Hospital Room RICHMOND, Va.

W) Medical College of Virginia Hospital officials think the trend has reached a peak. A man reported to the emergency room that he couldn't sleep. He was asked to wait in an unoccupied room. Moments later a nurse saw him running from the building. Missing: one stethoscope.

Dies Of Wound PRESTON, Md. wv-Harry Me- Mohan, vegetable grower near Preston, died today from a bullet wound in his head. McMahan, in his laic 50s, reportedly shot himself with a rifle in his front William Brldffi Jr. BARRELV1LLE William Woodrow Bridges five-year- old son of William W. and Geraldine (Reed) Bridges died yesterday at his home here.

-He hod been in ill health for several years. He was born in Frostburg, and was a baptized member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Ml. Savage.

Also surviving besides his parents, arc three sisters, Mrs. Donald Harden. Annapolis, and Pau- Ictlc and Lucinda Bridges, and iiatcrnal grandfather and step- grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, of here.

The body is at the Hafcr Fun- ral Home in Cumberland and will be at the residence after 7 today. Services, will be conducted here Saturday at 9 a.m. by Rev. lichacl Smyth, pastor of St. Patrick's Church, Mt.

Savage. Bural will be in the parish ccmc- cry. Mrs. William Warnke' HYNDMAN-Mrs. Sarah -More- and Warnke, 68, died yesterday it her home here.

She had been 11 six A native of was a daughter of the late Frank and (Dunlap) Mason. Twice mirriod, she was preceded in loath by both her husbands, Asa Morcland and William Warnke. Mrs. Warnke was formerly employed as a cook at Memorial lospital in Cumberland, and was i member Hyndman Evangelical United Brethren Church. She is survived by five chll- Ircn, Arthur Morcland, address unknown; Mrs.

Elizabeth Thors. Crownsvillc, John Moreland, 3altimorc; Samuel Morcland, Cumberland, and Mrs. Pearl Seals, Hyndman; a sister, Mrs. Rachael Morcland, Cumberland; six grandchildren 1 four great- grandchildren. The body is at the Zeigler Funeral Home where services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.

m. by Rev. George Bittncr. Burial will be in Hyndman New Yough Lake Road Opens Friday Yough Lake near Confluence a favorite spot for sightseers and picnickers, will be more easily accessible for area real dents this year. The Pittsburgh District of th Army Engineers -Corps has an nounccd that a new roadway per milting access to the recreation nrca in the vicinily of Ihc Youghioghcny Dam spillway wll be open lo the public beginning Friday.

The lake, Army'Engineers re is at the highest level in Is history, although there is room for millions more gallons XMorc the capacity of the dam is reached. Recent rains in high waters in the Youghioghcny River and all Ils tributaries. Water from Ihc upper watershed of Ihe river was impounded to check the run off so flood conations could be prevented in the lower valleys of he area. Yough Lake, Ihc engineers claim, is'backed up high among Ihc trees which usually are con sidcrcd Ihc pcrlmolcr of Ihc pool. Al whal was formerly Somcrfield, Ihc walcr is not far from the larking area, a spol which usual ly sits high above the surface.

The new roadway, dl was ex Gained, will be open daily from a. m. to 8 p. beginning Friday. Visitors to the area will not' be permitted to stop their automobiles on the dam or al the operating tower.

Officials said the lake proved be one of Ihe most popular recreation spots in the area lasl year. A total of 566.178 people visited the spot in 1957,, with boal- ng. swimming and fishing being popular activities. Bedford Trooper Hurt In Crash Trooper Michael Tokarczyk of Pennsylvania State Police at Bedford is reported in "good" condition at Bedford County Memorial Hospital where he was ndmiltcd Tuesday after being in- lured in a crash. Trooper Tokarczyk was injured )y two alleged adult drag racers Hopcwcll Township while he was investigating an accident.

Police said the trooper was slruck down in a pilcup of vehicles during a roadside check. Two men, Raymond Chancy, 26. and Russell Baughman, 36, both of Hopcwcll. were charged with reckless driving in the case. Accident Compensation Cases Being Processed Accidcnl compensation cases were heard today in the auxiliary courl room in Allegany Counly Court House by Paul M.

FIct cher, of Ihc Workmen's Compea salion Commission. Fletcher, member of the com mission, will also hear cases tomorrow. announceniea MOUNDSVILLE Ira deputy warden he State haiviuiV lounced his resignation, une 1. In making the 'csterday, Coiner gave no rei or decision to leave. saife had no immediate plans fie future.

Warden Donivan Adams saidI ad not chosen replacement fofc Coiner, who has been in' cnal work for nearly yearagr. Coiner has served as acting warden of the Stale Penilentlari served as acting war, en "of the Stale Penitentiary -01 wo different occasions. He amcd to the post after 'reasurcr Orel J. Skeeh resignw run for the office he now taiognln was called upon to take vcr in place of -Warden 'ucker of Bluefield ot, his'year after the.Slate cfuscd lo confirm was' named acting warden 1 Adams, former Slate Police (cant, was named to the post bji Gov. Underwood.

"Rain Bird" The plover is Ihe "rain bird" of Europe because of its habit of scolding before rain, "Plover" is derived from "pulvia," the Latin word for "rain." Ocean-dwelling bony fish drink and experiments indicate that at leasl some fresh water fish rcg swallow water. Mr. 1 Dirt Blocks HAVRE DE GRACE, Md.WV- Walcr being flushed from' lavre dc Grace' reservoir piled up dirl and debris on and Ohio Railroad mainline asl nighl and freight trains rerouted until, the tracks could, be cleared. "'l City Engineer Frank Boettcher, said crews removed six or-seven) oads of debris from the before they were made Boettcher said Ihe trouble vcloped while, Ihe one million reservoir: was being Excess water carried dirt rocks onto the tracks; he said. The water usually flows beside, the tracks and dissipates, but.

last', night banks, weakened by heavy winter shows, were crushed and' iiud and debris poured down the Iracks. The lie-up occurred Just south of Ihe Susquehanna River Convicts Waive Extradition To tVf West Virginia WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. convicts who escaped from a West'. Virginia tuberculosis sanitarium, have waived extradition. Whitley Circuit Judge J.B.

Johnson said yesterday Ted 28, Beckley, W.Va.. William E. i Kearns. 46, Elkins, W.Va.. and, Thurman Rice, 30, Charleston.

were expected lo be returned by tomorrow. They were five who escaped from the Sanitarium al Terra Alia, May William Elkins, one of the others was shot fatally al Beckley when' le apparently tried to enter an apartment building. 'McKinney was.quoted by police; narller as saying he and Kearns' and Rice would fight return to the sanitarium. Vo Vengeance Seen In Killing LYNCHBURG. Va.

'cnse presented more testimony! oday as the attorneys sought to show that James Sidney McCor- mlck did not seek to inflict meditated vcngance on his former' wife and her grandmother. They contended during the open-Ill ng day of his trial in Corporation yesterday-that had gone to the home of Walton Davis, .,66, his ex- wife's grandmother, only to ils two children, awarded to Mrs. tlcCormick in a divorce decree. McCormick Is accused of killing rtrs. Davis and wounding her 1 daughter, Mrs.

Alma Davis Powell, and his former wife, Mrs. Beverly Jean Miller McCormick, 19, at Davis home the morning of Jan. 2t. Itirihs BARNES-Mr. and Mrs.

Richard RD 1. Flintstonc. a son this morning in Memorial Hospital. BYRNES-Sgl. and Mrs.

James Camp Polk, a daughter yesterday in Baptist Hospital, DeRiddcr, La. The mother is the former Miss Mary Ann Mackcrt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mackcrt, 706 Shriver Avenue.

r. CALHOUN Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0.. Manassas, former residents, a today in Fredericksburg The mother, is former Miss Dorothy Landis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry C. Landis. 513 Patterson Avenue. The father is a son of Mrs.

Jessie L. Calhoun, 806, Maryland Avenue. CARDER-Mr. and'Mrs. Taylor, 590 McMullcn Highway, a son yesterday in Memorial.

JMERICK-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin RD 1, Hyndman, a son this morning in Memorial. lOMAN-Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Ridgclcy. a son yesterday in Memorial. and Mrs. Courtney, Mt. Savage, a son yesterday in Memorial.

and Mrs. Thomas 61S Fair-view A last flight in Memorial. WBLSH-Mr Mrs, Roliert, 221 Fayette Street, a last Saturday night in orial..