Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 35

LUMBER Specie. I "Grades" to Meet Any Need Framing Sheathing Flooring SOUTH CUMBERLAND PLANING MILL CO. Queen St, at Phone 2918 Building Materials Paint Lumber Hardware FREE ESTIMATES! DELIVERY! PARKING! MCP.MANSNT BALM 31ff income opportunity to itJes minded man who ctn command the respect of farriers, property owners, and public officials. Mutt be above 30 Tears of lave good. automobile and wiling to travel servicing territory About 150 miles.

Our firm is rated A-A1 Personal field training by manager. 'hone Cyrus J. Kephart. Zone Manager at he Fort Cumberland Hotel. Cumberland, Maryland, June 3, 3, or 4 for appointment, between 10 and 11 A.M.

or 3 and P.M. PENNSYLVANIA LUMBER POST CO. 40 West, Narrow Park Phone 5940 WANTSD: A rood reliable man to supply customers with Kawlelgh Products Write BiTlelgh's Dept. MDP-20-127, Chester, Pa. OAK FLOORING TREADS BUY SAVE Kiln dried, Xnd Matched.

Bundled and Manufactured to comply with Assn. Rules. Clear Oak Fig. per ft. Select HVic per ft.

Common per ft. also IVt" lace In all grades Clear Oak Treads 1.60 Ea. Clear Oak Risers 36" 1.10 Ea. Quarter Round, Oak 2c Lin. It.

Prices F. O. B. Everett, Plant. Visit our plant Inspection invited.

Prices subject to change without notice. Allegheny Hardwood Flooring Inc. BVEKJT1T. PENHA. PHONE 202 INSELBRIC H.

W. Young Route 3. Bedford Road Fh. Cumberland 4651 Lonaconlng FENESTRA" 8TEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS 'Also All Other Types CEMENT PRODUCTS CO. 405-11 Henderson Ave.

Phone B434 Help Wanted EXPERIENCED cook for day work. Apply Hy-burger Restaurant, 8 miles Test of Cumberland. STATE OF MAUYLAND Announces EXAMINATIONS FOR PTERMANENT POSITIONS Insuring Future Security With Automatic INCREASES In SALARY nnd Liberal VACATION and SICK LEAVI and RETIREMENT BENEFITS Assistant chief, Burtau of Management I5530-6900 Chief Assistant Auditor S520-BMO Chief Duplicating Machine Opifntor 3530-31SO Clrll Engineer I B5SO-6900 Classification Analyst 3240-4050 Junior Assistant state Auditor 3240-4050 Mason plasterer 3000-3750 and Procedures Analyst 3300-4875 Personnel Examiner II 3240-4050 psychologist 3060-4575 Public Relations Director 3900-4875 Road Foreman 2840-3300 Senior Assistant State Auditor 4380-5475 Senior Draftsman 8RC 3240-4Q50 Statistician I 3420-4275 Statistician I (Institutions!) 3660-46 Bupervlsor, Tratric Recording Equipment II 7400-3000 Applications must be mallrd not later than June 21, 1951 Apply to Office of The STATE EMPLOYMENT COMMISSIONER II LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, 2 MD Help Wanted Scientific Research Organisation In District of Columbia needt stenographer who can take dictation at 110 wpro. type 80 per month, 5 day week Address replies to Reed Reiearch.

Potomac Washington, D. brief employment history, martla family location, and time required to relocate. Transportation expenses for Interview In D. C. will paid by Interviewer.

Avon Productj during con- renlent hours Is a profitable means 01 for many women. Write Box 499-AX Times-News. EXPERIENCED WOMAN COOK Windsor Rcstnurnnt 158 Baltimore St. Wanted fir) rnr housrwork Salary S25. Write Box 501-A Timrs-News Qmtral ENGINEER DESIGNER with a minimum of 5 years experience In machine design, instrument design or aircraft control and component.

An excellent opportunity with growing organization. Transportation paid to and from Washington for interview. Reed Research, Inc. Washington, See Mr. Shaffer Phone Decatur 7000 Salesmen Wanted EXCELLENT opportunity (or mleimen in our stave, washer, refrigerator radio departments.

Excallont earnings these who can qualify. Car euentlal. Apply Sears Roebuck 178 Baltimore St. This Is not art advertisement Radio Service DOLAHtS RADIO-TELEVTSIOM MCRYICE New CB3 17" Table Model IH9.S5 11 N. George 6t.

cumb. 282. FSs. 1053-J. Expert Television installation repairs.

Pickup, deliver. Big sports guide available Free. Burkey's. 178 N. Centre.

Ph. 3221-M. TELEVISION BALES SERVICE New 17" Screen low aa 1199.95 110 FREDERICK 8T. PHONE 6313-W Estate for Sale I CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY OPIE ANNAN PHONE 3889 MAKE $130.00 A WEEK Not a. luxury or a gadget, but a maintenance necessity that every farmer in your county needs.

Even part, time men in our Agricultural Division earn $130 per week by selling Just one order day. Tremendous customer acceptance. Commissions advanced dally. Write tor Tested Sales Plan and Free Demonstration Kit to Colonial Refining Chemical Company. Cleveland 14, Ohio.

Farm For Sale A good ail around larm with two good modern dwellings, large modern barn, 98 acres, ill under cultivation, laying along good hard surfaced road. One mile west of Deer Park, Garrett county. This the late Robert Davis Estate. Phone Oakland: 2-3719 SALESMEN, BEMI-RCTIRED rmstaesj, other men: New roofing method. Take orders for profitable and essential roof leakprnofer In ready market.

Demonstration sells on sight. Cuts high labor cost for Industrial and larm users. Saves taxes. Exclusive, steady. 3 average orders good for $100 comms.

weekly. Write today Box nse-SR, Cleveland, Ohio. IDEAL STOCK FARM btautiful valley on hard surfaced road. 300 acres fenced. More land available, tillable.

Water In each Jltld. Large jam, electric. 8 room house, hot A cold water. Tractor worked. Must sell due to age.

S9950. Mrs. H. A. Clayton, Beans Cove Road.

Wanted Practical nurses and housekeepen Arallablt by day, week or hour. Licensed Phono 5286-J. SEPTEMBER REGISTRATION CONDON KINDERGARTEN Ages 3 to Transportation Accredited by Board of Education 601 CENTRE ST. PHONE 3515 BUNGALOW Potomac Park, excellent condition, 4 rooms and bath first floor; 2 finished bedrooms second floor; basement, gas fired furnace; well landscaped lot with garden plot and poultry house. Price $8900.

Cash SSOOO, balance terms. Lazarus and Treiber, Phone 3270, WANTED MEN TO TRAIN FOR TECHNICIANS IN ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADING INDUSTRIES IF You can qualify this could be your chance for future security and the kind of work you like. You must be between the ages of 18 and 55 and have the equivalent of an 8th Grade Education or mtye NO EXPERIENCE necessary hut must be willing to train In spare time at home fWlll not Interfere with present Job). For full dPtfliia and turthcr Information on how you may be able to qualify Write giving and education to BOX 504-AX TIMES-NEWS. STROUT FARM CATALOGS Homes, Country Businesses, etc.

3646 outstanding bargains, 31 States. East, Mid-West GREEN COVER; Western edition YELLOW. Either Mailed FREEI WORLD'S LARGEST. Our 52nd year. Save thru STROUT, U27-AJ Land Title Phlla.

10, Pa. Merchandiin Rent A Band Instrument! Vandcgrlft'A Music shop Baltimore at peopli tnm Wurlitztr Pianos than thoft any othtr Sold only at: SelteTtt. Tempting 17 St and Found LOST: 1 strand pearls Sunday morning on bus between Gephart Drive Centre St. Methodist Church. Reward.

Phone 6339. LOST MAY 13TH Lady'K yellow gold Dennis Wrist Watch $15 Reward Return to Times Office CARPENTRY, bloct laving, cement wort, finishing work, floor sanding, painting, phimblnz. Wm Northcrali. Phone Lawn sharpened retootbei! Frco pick-up, delivery 430 Valley St. Phone CARPENTER REPAIRS ROOFING REPAIR PAINTINa PHONE IV21-J OR 4208-W BEPTIO TANKS CLEANED! Modern DUpoial Writs or Phone: Lonaconlng 4401.

mas co. BUPPLIES FIRE PREVENTION SERVICE CO. BRADDOCK FARMS PHONE 4483-M WELL DRILLING Pump Installation! Oilvunliea Caalnf 33 yra -modern steel equipment r. V. CARPENTER WELL DRILLING CO.

P. O. Box 353 Cumb'd Ph Rlditeley COLLEGE GRADUATES Psychiatric Aide positions otter both challenge and an opportunity to learn techniques of therapy at private hospital lor treatment of emotlonnl and nervnus disorders. Campus environment with housing furnished as well as salary. Paid Orientation training offered to prepare I you for serving on the medical "team" of physicians, nurses, teachers and lay personnel.

10 minutes by bus from Connecticut's capltol city. Write to: Miss K. Ackermnn. 160 Rctrcnt Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut. BEW our Redlcut Handy-Hanky aprons at home.

Easy, profitable. A i ENTERPRISES. 3431 Harrison Chicago 24. Illinois. weekly, irparc time, making studio roses at home.

Ensy. LOOKS, smells renl. Write STUDIO ROSE Greenville, Pn. Mate Help Wanted Power Shovels and Bulldozers Excavating Trei.ch Digging Grading Trucks. Pumps.

Air Compressors ud'Drtlli For Rock Excavating Fill Ground and Top Soil Baughman Contracting, Inc. Phone 4588 BLOCK LAYING. CEMENT WORK A. McKlnncy. 810 Ashland Ave.

PHONE 3677 CARPENTER WORK general remodeling. Small contracts specialty. Plaster patching. Good work. Reasonable.

Phone 1278. QUENTIN L. GRIFFEY BUILDING CONTRACTOR. ELLERSLIE, MD PHOiJE 8411-J Carpntrr roofing cement work also block laying Robert F. Forbeck Phone 1714-J Weatherstrippmg Draftsmen And Electronics Technicians Hfre an excellent carrrr opportunity you ulth one of America's dcvcl- i nf pildrd musilrs.

rockrts and aircraft. military experience or fdu- cntlon in drafting nr In repair and maintenance of Electronics, Rsdar, or Television equipment. Rapid promotions sre being gix'en to those who demonstrate ability, Local interviews may be arranged. Write Immediately to Technical Employment Section. The Glenn L.

Xartln Company, Baltimore, Maryland. "WE DEFY THE ELEMENTS' DEFIANCE WEATHERSTRIP CO Frederick C. Haas Phone 2063 SUMMER GOMTSn Hart termites or roaches come to spend summer with jou? They'll cost you more than irocerles. Call us. Reasonable prices- guaranteed extermination.

HYGIENIC SANITATION CO. Liberty Trust Bldg. 3514 Serried Tri-State Detective Night Watcb.jr.s3 snd PatfftJ Ttpt Invutigation CcUy 2181 U14 LIBERTY TRUST Tuning Piano Tuning and Repairing Laurence Griffith Phont S441 ROBERT W. UORKLAMD, Master oc Antrican Soelity of Plane Twslwlelana. QENERAL RADIO SZRVICX (UtPAIR ANTf MAKE.

WQKUP. DELTTERI SIS PATTERSON 681S. MATBUKY-POLAND REALTY AOKNCY REAL ESTATE BBOKBRfl PHONE PIEDMONT 6011. FTVE room semi-bungalow, G. I.

approved. Excellent condition. Insulated, storm windows, gas Iurnace. Phone 4925-J. 'OR Commercial lot, almost an acre, with large modern brick house, corner Piedmont and Streets, known McCoole property.

Apply C. Earl Moss, 251 West Piedmont street or Dial 27232, Keyser. SMALL farm, 4 room bouse, about 10 acres good level ground. O. C.

Cosgrove, Greensprlng, W. Va. Display Classified INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS SI, GEORGE MOTOR CO. "Your Friendly Ford Dtaler" George St Cumberland Phont 580 TODAY'S SPECIAL! 1947 Studcbnkir Champion 2 Dr. Grojy.

Fully CTfQR Only $265 Downl I 93 GURLEY ING. 123 S. Liberty Phone 258 Used Car Lot 212 Greene St Opwi a. m. to p.

m. Afar Phon. 68M CALL Meder's Transfer Inc. MCAl lONO-DIITANCt MOVING IAH STOHAO! FACKINO SHIPPINO litimatet Phone 564 203 Independence Si. litatt for EXCELLENT CONDITION Large frame, 4 rooms, bath, downstairs; six rooms, bath, upstairs; double garage.

110,900. Ople Annan, 3669. New modern 3-bedroom home, living room 13x18. large window, fire place for wood or coal, bcsement, hot- air lurnaot piped to conmlt bloclc garage, mountain water; lot 100x439. Route 31 near Short Gap, W.

Va. Six room modern home near Md. shops on MUler Road. Lot 35x100. Possession- IB IS at crisaptown 1 (tall small storeroom, 4 modern living rooms; hoist in garage, maohlne shop with and tools, electric charger, gas pumpl.

'lct and Inspection on application. Located Patterson Creek near Port Ash- By, 4 room summer camp, furnished. Large lot. Possession at once. C.

JEWELL, lUaltor Rldgeley, W. 1811 BE YOtTR OWN LANDLORD CRESAPTOWN: Modern six room dwelling located on McMullen Highway. Three bedrooms, bath, gas tired iurnace. large landscaped lot. property In good condition.

Inspection by appointment. 831 COLUMBIA AVENUE: Six room frame-lnstlbrlc dwelling (V, of double). Thret bedrooms, bath, automatic hot water nice level lot, garage. In good condition. A very desirable neighborhood.

Only 15,350. MOONT SAVAGE ROAD: A well built six room modern dwelling with garage and hen house. of good fertile land, fronts on the Mt. Savage Road one- half mile west of Reasonably priced $9,800. HOWARD M.

BPIKER Realtor-Insuranci 10 South Centre St. Phont 8516 MODERN room brick, Bowling Green. Pull basement with garage, unfinished attic, gas furnace, fully landscaped, storm windows and doors; Insulated. GI approved, price $9500. Phone 6Q40-M.

JOHNSON Heights, six room modern brick; gas fired hot water, heat. $16,500. Ople Annan, 3069. WANTED low price house In Cumberland, not over Write Box Z03-A Times-News. dale or trade for ear Lot.

Wiley rord Phone 5748-R. LargA 4 room cottagt Wator and electric. Town Phone 285J-W. FOtJIt ACRES GOOD GROUND Out oldtown Road Phone 3393-M 200 ACRE farm, lovely cottage and necessary outbuildings; gas and electric; some ground plowed; good water, stock included. Reason for selling, too old to work, alvlng at a sacrifice price.

Phone 3393-M. FODR ROOM BUNGALOW Bath, Furnace, Large Lot. $3800 Ople Annan, 36S9 ALL modern 8 room house, bath, hotalre furnace, one acre of ground. LItte Crossings. Route 40.

Phone Grantsville 84. LAVALE, rooms, 1 baths, gas fired furnart, finished basement, large lot, $8500. Small down payment. Opposite entrance to Park Heights, 3G38-R. THE BEST modern, all automatic utilities, thoroughly Insulated 4 rooms and bath down, 2 unfinished rooms up.

Approved for G.I. Loan at J8500. Located on Cresap Drive. Call 6704-J for Inspection appointment. Display Classified WE GO ANYWHERE, ANYTIME SEPTIC TANKS GLEANED! Modern Equipment BI-STATE DISPOSAL SERVICE or Phont: Lonaconing 4401 ELECTRIC WORK Motor Repairing Wiring, Fixtures QUEEN CITY Electric Co.

WESTTNOHODSl Xppuratui Actnt 158 Frederick St. Phonei Ill-Ill Concrete Septic Tanks and Placed PHI BROf. XT. McMUUEN HWY. for Further Information: Phone 3867-W or 5824 -Spouting N1W Types utui John Twlft- 1100 OMtown Rd.

Phont or NIW ROOFING. GUTTERS, CONDUCTORS MetaJ work aU Roof painting yra. Bxp. ALEX 8CHTJTX. Call 2253 OPHQtSTERlNO.

Springs, Re- palrt. Truck-Auw atilr. Kitchen Chairs Recovered, cushions new spring units, Window Screens Made- To-Order Bronte George Bragg, PS, 8045-J LaVale. Md. REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING Furniture Work Guaranteed 131 Frederick Ull-w UPHOLSTERING John Troxell 315 BAR RESTAURANT UPHOLSTERING rurnUure Recovered, Modern Plaftiei Geo.

Warner 1323 Va Ph Display Classified FRESH FRUITS Dependable Quality at Low Prices! HAGER'S SUPER FRUIT MARKET At Lover'i Ltcp Personal Says: "Yei!" $30 For 30 Days TOTAL COST 90c Personal Finance Co. 721 201 Liberty Trust New Maytag $129.95 Cumberland Maytag 11-33 N. Mechanic It. 2672 Venetian Blind Laundry Cleaning Repairing John E. Sharp Co.

401 McwJiaiiio St. Phong 6177 SALES HUDSON SEE VICE Jenkins Schriver Motor Co. 133 S. Mechanic 8t PbOM L. BERNSTEIN WAREHOUSE 152 UNION ST.

New and Used Furniture and Appliances on EASY CREDIT! JEWING MACHINES' CAUTION selb Its machines through Sinner Senior Ccn- ttra Identified br (he Iimoui Red -S" on window. Uxntich Mrtmtat itorei. "WHERE TO BUY IT" SUGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Pint Federal 79 N. CENTRE PHONE tOOII 394 Monuments-Markers AH the best and marbles Including "Hock of Ages" granite and "Barre Guild Memorials." Kitzmiller Memorials 45 Years Experience Assures Satisfaction our large leleerion on display in ihowroom for your at Frederick George Srs.

Phone 379 or 1671-W "See what you Local and Tri-State Obituaries McCeadv O.ialJfies In Hopkins Course Wallpaper Sale! Going Out Of Business Sale! Room Lots Vi Price. Large Selection of Borders For Painted per yard. All remaining Pratt Lambert oaints, enamels, varnishes off! All Sales Final. EYLER'S 54 BEDFORD STREET Opposite City Hall ECGS LARGE Grade country guaranteed fresh. Dozen 39c 3 doz.

$1.15 Hauling I JOHN APPEL transfer local and tance moving. As'nt tor Grayvan Unea. Inc Phone 1623 MEDER8 TRANSFER LOCAL, LONG AGKN1 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES PHONE ABCnt Van Lines KLAVUHN TRANSFER PnOKE 383 EMPTV vans to ana from all States. Assured return losd rates. UNITED: 229 Baltimore Ave.

Phone 2054. MEN! Poperhanging Swift's Prem. Ib. avg. Honey Brqnd Reody it to-EaT, 6-ih.

Av IB HOC Chickens Frver ib 55c Rabbits fre Dr ed 69c Bacon sii cu -3 ib $1.00 Honey Brand Ready-ro-eat 12-14 Ib. avg. HINZE FUNERAL Services lor Mary Margaret Hinze, 84, wife of Herman F. Hlnze. 118 Hanover Street, who died Wednesday, fccre conducted yesterday from the Kight Funeral Home by Rev.

Raymond A. Paulds, pastor of Zlon Evangelical, and Reformed Church. Interment in Oreenmount Cemetery. pallbearers were James E. Kelley, George Aman, Robert Ann- bruster, Vincent T.

and Mormsey and Henry Wagoner. Rites were held yesterday afternoon at the Kight Funeral Home for Daniel Duncan McKlfish, 85, Valley Road, who died Wednesday in Sacred Heart Hospital. Rev. Kenneth W. Grove, pastor of Emmanuel Methodist Church, officiated and burial was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Pallbearers were John Growden, Russell Rice, E. J. Grove, Michael Cosgrove, Charles Lee, Harry Dicken and Herman and John Greise. HECKLER FUNERAL A requiem mass for Mrs. Mary Ann Heckler, 77, of 302 Arch Street, who died Wednesday, was celebrated yesterday in St.

Mary's Catholic Church by Rev. Robert F. Hopkins, assistant pastor. Interment was In St. Peter's Cemetery, Westernport.

Pallbearers were Richard Blake, Clark Swartley, Glenn Lewis, Jack Moffett, Earl Robinette tnd Charles Weisenrniller. MAFFLEY RITES Rltej were held, yesterday afternoon xp. Davis Memorial Church for Mrs. Muriel M. Maffley, 45, wife of George H.

Maffley, 325 Pennsylvania Avenue, who died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital. Rev. Kenneth M. Hayes, pastor of Second Baptist Church, officiated and burial was In the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Chester Brant, Herman Boggs, Wesley and Raymond Kipe, Albert Rice and Joseph Maffley.

GREENWADE BURIAL Harry Greenwade, 72, of 230 TJnion Street, who died Thursday at Sacred Heart Hospital, was buried yesterday afternoon in Queens- Point Cemetery, Keyser. Servicfes at the Hafer Funeral Home were in charge of Rev. C. Herman Bailey, pastor of Southmlnster Presbyterian Church. HITCHINS RITES FROSTBURG Rites for Mrs.

Eloise (Oder) Hitohins, wife of James J. Hitchjns, who died at her home here Thursday, were conducted yesterday at the residence with Rer. Charles I. Kratz, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, officiating.

Interment in Frostburg Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Dr. Martin M. Rothstein, Ralph M. Race, John C.

Cochenour, Harry Eisel, John L. Dunkle and Gordon Taylor. Mrs. Hitchlns was a of Frostburg, and a daughter of the late J. B.

and Margaret (Churchill) Oder. Besides her husband, she ix survived by three daughters, Mrs. Arthur H. Roe, Frostburg; Mrs. Mrs.

James K. Ford, and Mrs. J. Elmer Smith Philadelphia; three sisters, Mrs. J.

S. Miller, Cumberland; Mrs. Oder Harrell, Detroit, and Mrs. J. Marshall Price, Frostburg.

MRS. PERRT SHAFFER FROSTBDRG Mary Ellen (Davis) Shaffer, 79, wife of Dr. Perry Shaffer, died Wednesday In Jacksonville, Fla. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Miss Ellen Koontz, Jacksonville; three brothers, John Davis, Vale Summit; Howard Davis, Midland, and Frank Davis, Frostburg, and a niece, Mrs. Birdie Long Hornung, Jacksonville.

The body arrived at the Hafer Funeral Home yesterday. RUMSEY SERVICES WESTERNPORT Services for Mrs. Mary E. Rumsey, formerly of here, who died May 11 in Wadhing- ton, were held at St. Ann's Church there with burial in Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Rumsey wan the widow of Charles G. Rumsey, slso- of Westernport. She had been hi ill health several years.

Mrs. Rumsey is survived by three daughters, Mrs. James M. Collins, Miss Madeline Rumsey tnd Mrs. Paul L.

Matthews, all of Washington, and three sons, Raymond Rumsey, Miami, Charles and John F. Rumsey, both of Washington. JAMES P. HICKEY ELK GARDEN James Philip Hlckey, 58, died Friday in Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyser, where he was admitted five months ago. He had been in failing health for several years.

Born September 14, 1893. in Elk Garden, he was a coal miner. His parents were the late James Philip and Hester Ann fTasker) Hlckey. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Dessie (Wilson) Harvey Hickey, and a son, James P.

Hickey, Emoryville; three sisters. Mrs. John Drop- pieman, Mrs. George Thomas, and Mrs. Frank Jones, and three brothers, John, Charles and Michael Hockey, all of Elk Garden.

Twice married, his first wife was the former Miss Ethel Barger. Tile body is at the home of his brother. John Hockey. Services will be conducted today at 2 p. m.

(EST) in Nethken Hill Methodist Church with burial in IOOF Cemetery here. RAVENSCROFT BURIAL- services for Abraham Ravenscroft, 82, who died Monday in Beckley, W. were conducted at Dayton Cemetery, McMullen Highway, on Thursday with Rev. Fred M. Bowman, pastor of Keyser Church of the Brethren officiating.

Pallbeareri were Lester Oates, Luther Meyers, Robert Dawson, Abe Harmon, James Tasker and Allen Ravenscroft: A nutlve of Twenty First Bridge, W. he was a son of the late Charles and Louisa Ravenscroft. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs. Daisy Ravenscroft, and a son. Mr.

Ravenscroft was also the last surviving niember of a family of 13 children. HENRY LEHR FROSTBURG Henry Lehr, 85, formerly of Hill Street here, died last evening at the home of his son, Clifton Lehr, Bedford, Pa. Survivors include two other sons, Robert Lehr, Altoona, and Franklin Lehr, Washington; a daughter, Mrs. Hannah Nordberg, Altoona; one brother, William. Lehr, Clinton, a sister, Mrs.

Clarence Kight, nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The body was brought to the Hafer Funeral Home here. MRS. IARL R. POORBAUGH TOWSON Mrs.

Marguerite Frances Poorbaugh, 28, wife of Earl R. Poorbaugh, 2nd, 8709 Jenifer Road, died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital, Baltimore. Her husband is the son of Earl R. Poorbaugh, formerly of Cumberland, who is director of the Maryland Department of Information. Survivors include a old son, her parents, a sister and a brother with the Army in Korea.

The body is at the Donaldson Funeral Home, Laurel. A requiem mass will be held tomorrow at 10 a. m. in St. Mary's Church there.

MRS. MAE JONES FROSTBURG Mrs. Mae Jones, formerly of Frostburg, died Friday in Baltimore. The last surviving member of her immediate family, she was a daughter of the late John and Anna (Firlie) McCaughan. Jones leaves two nieces, Mrs.

Mary Wagner, Baltimore, with whom she resided, and Mrs. Robert Lernmert, Frostburg, and three ne- R. Cullen McGeady, Road, Is one of 30 winners in the first Westlnghouse-Johns Hopkigs, awards in electrical They were picked from 100 applicants on the basis of aptitude school rtcords, personal and recommendations of principals! and guidance counselors. McGeady graduated from LaSalle High School in 1944 and served two- years with the Air Force 'during World War II. Since February 1947 he has been employed in the advertising department of the and Alleganian Company, publishers of the Evening and Sunday- Times and Cumberland News.

He is married to the former Gloria Mont and they have a daughter, Shelley Ann, old. The winners will start a three-" year work and study program on June 23. They will get $1,200 worth- of courses leading to a certificate electrical engineering granted by McCoy College of Johns Hopkins University while having employment at a Westinghouse plant in the Baltimore area at regular pay- 1 for 32 hours a week. Baskef Picnic Is Planned By P-TA A basket picnic will held by the Gephart School Parent-Teacher' 7 Association Thursday starting 5:30 p.m. at the Union Grove catjiyj grounds.

Games and square dancing be conducted. Miss Anne Tennanirx school principal, will call figures for." the square dancing. Byron Kight Is. chairman of the committee and lr'" being assisted by Nelson Robbing, William Lawyer and Kenneth R-. Shaiffer.

phews, William Davis, Gerard Davis, Washington, Harry Davis, Baltimore. The body will arrive at the Funeral Home here today. quiem mass will be celebrated day at 9:30 a. m. in St.

Catholic Church with the parish cemetery. St. Michael's Sodality of tht- Blessed Virgin Mary will hold ser-vices tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the funeral home.

Amazing Results School Children Compiled Best Record During Clean-up Chamber of Commerce officials yesterday pave a hearty "Well done!" to Cumberland as final reports on Clean-up Week -were complied. The observance, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, set what Is believed to be an all-time Cumberland record. The final reports, compiled the Clean-up Committee, showed more by more persona than In any other year In local cleanup history. Young and old responded to the clean-up call. Thousands of Cum- berlanders carried out their Individual tasks of cleaning up and fixing their homes.

Family groups devoted their spare time to brightening up neighborhoods. Business and Industrial establishments spruced up their premises and city departments cleaned up streets and alleys and public places. The city street department and local contracting firms Joined forces and equipment to do a thorough "pick-up" Job. Every block In Cumberland was covered. Special honors went to some 8,000 public and parochial nchool students who carried the clean-up drive Into virtually every Cumberland neighborhood.

Clean-Up officials were especially pleased with the results in home Improvement, i factor particularly emphasized during the campaign, not only as a matter of civic pride but as stimulus to business. a result of a city-wide school contest, 258 houses, 405 porches, 415 roofs and 250 fences were repaired. A total of 133 houses were modernized. Cumberland homes sparkled with paint and new wall paper as a result of student participation in the clean-up program. The "paint-up" figures: Houses.

406; rooms, porches, 717; floors, 907; fences, 314: cellars and basements, 368; roofs. 274; outbuildings, 138; screens, 991; miscellaneous Items, 251. Reports also showed that rooms were papered and 316 were kalsomlned. In 1,184 homes, the woodwork had also been painted. "Clean-up" on the home front" extended to every part of the house downstairs, inside and outside.

The "clean-up" score: Alley lots, 342; back' yards, front yards, vacant lots, 433: walls, basements, 980; attics, 517; house gutters, 435; porches, garages, 636; furnaces, Clean-up time was also plant-up time. Cumberlanders planted 1,588 flower gardens, 792 vegetable gardens, 2,160 ghrub and 723 trees. They also nowed 756 grass plotp. trimmed 791 trees and removed dead trees or stumps. A total of 619 flower boxes was reported.

Cumberlanders also took time ttt- "fix-up" during the week's observance. Repairs were made to 801 water faucets, 672 screens, 418 electrical wires or cords and-to 487 other items of electrical A total of 351 old electrical fixture, were replaced. The week took heavy toll! on' rats and Insects. Cumberland's- school children killed 511 rats destroyed 237 Insect breeding As a result of their efforts, 4MJi; truck loads of trash were hauled away. V.

Their also revealed 414 refuse cans were disinfected 395 new cans were provided. Clean-up proved to be an aid the national defense effort, Ttofcl During the week, the ports show, 83V4 tons of metal scrap' and tons of waste paper were collected. Cleari-up officials were delighted with the results of the seven-day observance. They warned, that no community can really bs cleaned up in a single week. They- described Clean-up Week as "only a curtain raiser for a continuous I program of community I ment." lean.

Meaty BXTEHIOn PAINTING INTERIOR Insurance Covered. Guaranteed Work 114 N. Centre, L. WTLBERT. Ph, 2555 I Opportunity knocks but oner, ana this Is It.

'A 28 year old, wpll established alf trlcfll appliance need: mb.tlmis. neat appearing men who ears. Stop In and hear what's knocking morning between 9 and 10 at 188 N. Centre St. INTERIOR and eiterlor.

All work guaranteed. Covered by Insurance. 1 Phone 5589-R. J. Guillory.

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CENTRE ST PHONE 5293 "ARE YOU ONE OF THESE'TALKERS, or are you innarcstcd In a little action?" Judy Holliday asks William Holrien in this scene from "Born Yesterday," Columbia Pictures' comedy which also stars Broderick Crawford, at the Supcr-40 Drlve-in Theatre..