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SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1940 Local and Tri-State Obituaries: Coakley Services Services for Edwin R. Coakley, 52, of 204 Pennsylvanla avenue, a B. and O. pipefitter toreman at the local backshops. who died suddenly Wednesday night Memorial Hospital, were held yesterday afternoon at the Hater Punction Home by the Rev.

Dr. Walter acl. pastor of Centre Street cd church. Ohr Lodge No. 131, F.

and A. of which he was conducted services at the Hillerest Park. Pallbearers, members of Jorge and supervisors at the railroad's backshops. were G. C.

LilJohn Bour, L. H. Scott. ThomAs A. Darr.

William J. Dickson and Charles E. Burkett. Drs. Devoto Rawlings MrS.

Devote M. Rawlings, 61, widow of William H. Rawlings, died 131- expectedly yesterday afternoon at her home. 515 Greene street. Death WAS attributed to heart attack.

A native and lifelong resident of this city, Mrs. Rawlings was anughter of the Inte Richard and Annie Edwards. She belonged to McKendree Methodist church. Surviving are a son, Garnett E. Rawlings, at home: three daughvers, Mrs.

Gussie Bradley, of Harrisburg. Miss Ritchie D. RawlIngs, at home: and Miss Billie Rawlings, of Washington; two brothers Halbin L. Edwards, thus city, Richard Edwards, of Frostburg, and four sisters, Mrs. Jessie Champe.

of Oberlin, Ohio, and Mrs. Gussie Martin, Mrs. Blanche Williams and Mrs. Daisy Darr, all of this city. The body will be taken to the home today.

Robison Rites Frostburg, Dec. 14-Rites were held this afternoon in the Hater Funeral Home for Mrs. Rosa Florence Robison, 73, wife of Richard Robison. of Centennial street who died Wednesday night. Hurry P.

Peurson, of Jehovah's Witnesses, officiated and burial was in Blocher cemetery, Garrett county. Pallbeurers included Clinton Pryor, Leroy Sparks, Moser. Charles Martin, Karl Kallmyer and George Fike. Fox Services Services for Mrs. Emma Fox, 51, wife of Ervin Fox, of 14 Willison place, who died Wednesday night, were conducted yesterday afternoon Stein's Chapel by the Rev.

Gorcon G. Jones, pastor of Emmanuel Methodist church. The church choir sang during the rites burial took place in Mt. Zion cemetery, Pallberners were William Murphy, Arthur Athey, Russell Somerville, Merritt McMullan and John netlo. George W.

Stevens George Weakly Stevens. 66, retired newspaper printer and former einploye the Times and Alleganian Company and the old Daily News for 52 years, died yesterday morning at his home, 310 Waverly Tel'race. He had been in ill health year. Mr. Stevens started to carry papers for the Daily News, localed on Baltimore street then, at the age of 13 and later lenrned the printer's trade.

He continued to work for the newspaper after it moved to the Times builaing in 1938. Mr. Stevens retired in October, 1945. He held membership in Cumberland Typographical Union No. 244.

Born near Frostburg, Mr. Stevens! was a son of the late W. B. and Mollie (Brown) Stevens. His wife, Mrs.

Nellle (Weller) Stevens, died about 34 years ago. He belonged to Central Methodist church. Surviving are a son, Robert G.1 Stevens, of Johnstown, it daughter, Mrs. Laura Kreger, at. home: three brothers.

Edward Stevens, a resident California: Charles Stevens, of Parkersburg, W. and Elmer Stevens. of Baltimore, and five grandchildren. The body is at the Hafer Funeral Home where services will be ducted tomorrow at 2 p. m.

with the Rev. B. Ralph Mark, pastor of Central Methodist church, officiatjing. Interment be in Rose Hill cemetery. Irons Rites Funeral rites for Mrs.

Mary D. 70, wife of A Asa Irons, who Irons, died Tuesday, were held yesterday afternoon at her home. 104 South street, with the Rev. C. K.

Welch, pastor of Bethany United Brethren church, officinting. Interment WAS in Rose Hill cemetery. clyde Richards, Harry Wright, Herman Twigg, Matthew Bessick, Charles Seders and Charles Deffinbaugh served as pallbearers. Speros P. Giatras Speros P.

Glatras, 59, former local confectioner, died yesterday morning in the Allegany County Infirmary, Valley Road, where he had been a patient since last April. A nutive of Sparta, Greece, Mr. Glatras came here about 40 years ago. His parents were the late Panahitis D. and Anna (Cachulis) Giatras.

He WAS affiliated with his brother, George P. Giatras, this city, who operates George's Confectionery ut the corner of Bedford and Decatur streets. Besides his brother, he is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Margio Koutulis. Mrs.

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Constantinos Bitzas, pastor of Johnstown, Greek Orthodox church. Buriai will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Miss Martha Watson Keyser, W. Dec. Martha (Ziegler) Watson, 87.

died; mornin at the home of her nephew, Martin L. Watson, 116' Overton place. where' brief services will be held tomorrow at 7 p. m.I with the Rev. C.

K. Spiggle, pastor of Keyser Lutheran church. offciating. The funeral cortege will leave Monday morning for Plain-. field, and last rites will be conducted in the Lutheran church there at 2 p.

m. Burial will be in church cemetery. Born November 13, 1859, at Plainfield, she moved to Barnum with her late brother, J. C. Watson, June, 1880.

Her parents were the late Joscph and Susanna (Kerns) Watson. Miss Watson was active in tellglous circles. She joined the Keyser Lutheran Aid Society when it was orgunized March 5, 1903, and was one of the oldest members of PlainNeld Lutheran church. Surviving, besides her nuphew, his wife and their five children, Naomi. Martha and Susanna Watson, all at home, and James and Martin L.

Wilson, serving with the Armed Forces In Japan, are two cousins, Miss May Hoffman and Lee Allen, both of Keyser. "Lass" Long Hancock, Dec. 14 "Lass" Long. aged negro who was born inlo slavery here before Civil War, died Wednesday in then shanty along the old C. O.

canal. "Lass" never knew his real age, always saying that "before the war they never paid much attention to ages," but he figured was between 35 and 90. since he could remember that after a clash between the Union and Confederate forces at Hancock, where the Confederates were prevented from crossing the Potomac a number of "generals" stopped at his house and demanded food. Possessed of a prodigious memory for events of the past, "Lass" often told how the people of Hancock lived in fear of their lives during a battle between Northern and Southern armies, which were entrenched on opposite hills on either side of the river with the town between. An enthusiastic fishpot fisherman, "Lass" years ago knew the best spots in the river and canal to find fish and in later years bemoaned the disappearance of fish from the Potomac.

Cooper Services Funeral services for Mrs. Lou-! anima Cooper, 68, widow of William: Newton Cooper, of 509 Greene street, who died yesterday, will be conducted tomorrow al 3 p. m. at the home by the Rev. G.

Stanley vicar of St. Philip's Chapel. Interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Marco Tonelli I Thomas, Dec. 14 Marco Domenic Tonelli, 60, a native of Italy, died yesterday morning ali his residence following an illness six months.

His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tonelli. Mr. Tonell! was a member of St.

Thomas Catholic church and the Sons of Italy Lodge. His wile, Mrs. Beatrice Tonelli, died in January, :1943. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Jacob Grecco, of Bronx, N.

and Mrs. Rose Bertolotti, R. of Long Island, N. three sons, Amerigo: Tonelli. of Los Angeles, Vedo Tonelli, New Oricans, and Ernest Tonelli, at home; live brothers and two sisters, Irizeria Ernest, Quido, Florine, Peter, and Frances Tonelll, of und live grandchildren, of Bronx, N.

Y. Thomas Stonehraker lay afternoon at 1 o'clock in Bell-; Thomas Stonebraker, 42, former wood. Pa. of this city, died December Mr. Brophy wAS A native or resident 111 Pittsburgl: where he had Frostburs, a SON: ol the late Mr.

Deen residing the past six years. und Mrs. Patrick Bropby, and native al West Virginia about 25 years ago to reside was a a son of Mrs. Catherine Stone- in Akron where he was employed as: brnker, of Williams Road, and the steward at a club. He was the last late Isaac Stonebraker.

survivor ol his immediate family but his stepmother. Mrs. Michael Other survivors include tive bro- resides Barton. He thers, George, William and Chester Naughton, his widow. Stonebraker, this city: Raymond also leaves Stonebraker, of Frostburg.

and Both Mr. Brophy and his father Burke Stonebraker, of Keyser, prominent in baseball circles and five sisters, Mrs. George in this section, and the $011 Was Martz, this city; Mrs. Adelbert Rot- also outstanding as a basketball ruck, of Narrows. Mrs.

Ches- He maintained his interest ter Rotruck and Ruth Burgess, in sports in recent years, managing of Keyser, and Mrs. Fannie Shout, a strong baseball team in Akron. of Cresaptown. Mr. Brophy was a nephew of the late John.

S. Brophy, at one time Last were Funeral a leading cord operator here, and rites heid December 10 from the William Sirlin Pittsburgh. Burial took worked for his uncle for from A Beall time Home morning. after in place there Wednesday being graduated Attending the services were Mr, and High. Evans Services Mrs.

George Stonebraker, Mr. and Mrs. George Rotruck and Mr. and Mrs. vices for Mrs.

Mary (Thomas) Martz, Mr. and Mrs. Frostburg, Dec. 14 Funeral serAdelbert Evans. 5G, wife of Daniel E.

Evuns, Chester Rotruck. of 65 Bowery street. who died WedEdward Brophy nesduy night Allegany Hospital, Frostburg, Dec. 14-Edward Bro- Cumberlund, will be conducted toabout 48, died yesterday in morrow al. 2:30 11.

at the home Akron of a heart ailment, necord- with Miss Eleanor Dishong 8.5 soioing to word received here today. The Nev. J. F. Zimmerman, Funeral services will be held Mon- At Webb's Bargain Center Corner Bedford and Centre Sts.

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pastor of First Congregational church, will officiate and burial will take place in Alleguns cemetery. Mrs. Sarah E. Mankins Rowlesbura. W.

Dec. 14. Sarah Elizabeth Mankins. 92, miliarly known 35 dica: Thursday at the home of her daughtor. Mrs.

C. W. Carrico with whom she resided more than 40 years, had been ill several months. Borti July 27, 1854. near Gladesville.

Mrs. Mankins was a doughter of the late Bennett and Esther Weaver. Her husband, John Lee Mankins, whom she married Oc-1 tober 8. 1870, died 59 years ago. In addition to her daughter.

she is survived by a son, Guy B. of Rowlesburg: eight children and 11 great. grundchildren. Mrs. Douglas Whitaere Winchester, Dec.

Whitacre, 62, wite of Douglas Whilacre, died Thursday night at her home in Gore. She had been in ill health several months. A daughter of the late James and Florence Anderson. of Frederick county, she was born July 14, 1884. at the family home near Gore.

Besides her husband, she is survived by seven children. Mrs. Made-. line Oates, of Capon Bridge, Mrs. Hershel Oates.

of Winchester; B. Whitaere. of Boyce; Mrs. Elbei Pugh, of Gore: Mrs. Willetia Whitaere, 01 Paw Paw, W.

Ralph Lee Whitacre, o1 Lynchburg, and Hugh Whitacre, stationed in the Pacific Theater; two brothers, Anderson. ol Gore, and Walter Anderson. ol Winchester; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Larrick, of Kernstown, and Mrs. Bonnie Largent, of Hayfeld; two half-brothers, Dr.

D. L. Anderson, of Alabama, and R. P. Anderson, o1 and 14 grandchildren.

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