The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 7

1 i' SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1949. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 1 i-. i Col. Edmund F.

Newcombe, KC, James Miller, 93, Paid Last Respects Paid Sincere Final Tribute Albert.Warren Joins Pembroke Police Force PEMBROKE, April 1 (Staff) A meeting of Pembroke Police Commission this afternoon named Albert Warren, 22, of. Lake Do re, as a constable on the Pembroke Police Force. Appointment of the new constable, who. was chosen from six More than 800 people filled St Andrew! Presbyterian Church 1 ill Josephine Merkfey Morrisburg Artist Dies m'cXUUSBURG. March 31.

(Special) Miss Josephine Merit, ley. widely known as an artist, died here at her home. Born at the family homestead north of Williamsburg, she wss the dsughter of Ell Merkley and the former Almeda She attended Williamsburg township schools and later studied at the Philadelphia School of Design. Two of her paintings are In local churches; The Consoling Christ'" tn SL Peter's Lutheran church. Williamsburg, and "Behold I Stand at the Door and Knock" la SL John's church.

Riverside. Surviving are three sisters, Maude. May and Louise, all of Morrisburg: one niece, Mrs. Frank B. Mcintosh, of Montresl; one grand nephew, William G.

Mcintosh, a student at $2,1 51 in Fox Bounties Paid in Lanark County -PERTH, April 1 (Special For the first three months of this year Lanark County Treasurer Miss Elsie of Perth, has paid out 83,151 In bounties on 717 foxes killed within the county and f280 In bounties on eight wolves killed. Montague township headed the number of foxes killed with 118 while the numbers killed In the remaining 13 townships were as follows: Drommond, 95; Beck-aith. 87: Ramsay, Pakenham, North Elmsley, 39; Bathurst, North Burgess, 47; Dslhousie ind North Sherbrooke, 30; Lanark. 37; Darling. 37; South Sherbrooke, 23; and LavanL 10.

Two wolves were killed in Beckwith township, one In Drum-mond township and five in South Shire spoke township. i i i Journal Classified Ads bring results. Final Honors Paid Victim of Accident CARDINAL, March 31-(Spe-dal) The funeral of Harvey Hunter, killed in an automobile accident March 33 at Wexford i mile east of Prescott, wss held Wednesdsy afternoon In Cardtn-aL Mr. HunUr was in his 80th yesr. He was born February 17, 1890.

son of the late Charles Hunter and his wife. Harriett Mason, and had resided in this vicinity most of his life, si He worked on the locks of the Galopo Canal the pest 18 years and was a veteran of World War He Is survived by his wife, the former Lllah Shaver, and one daughter, Anna: three brothers, Martin and Jack, both of Spen-cerville. and Acll of Chicago; also one sister, Bessie of Brock-vllle. r- Funeral service was held from his late residence to SL John's United Church where Rev. Dr.

Sexsmith officiated. Burial took piece In the Cardinal cemetery. ARCHIBALD GILLIES. FINCH, March 31 (Special) Funeral services for Archibald Donald Gillies were held In SL Luke's Presbyterian Church on Wednesdsy afternoon. Rev.

E. O. Moore, minister, conducted the service. Mr. Gillies, the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Gillies was born in Gold field 78 years ago and resided there until his death on March 38. He was a member of SL Luke's Presbyterian Church and many years ago was a member of the "Sons of Scotland" Lodge. Mr. Gillies Is survived by one brother.

Angus In South Dakota, and several nephews and nieces. Thomas MalloL from the time he came from Scotland has made his home with the 0 lilies family. A reindeer In Northern Finland east about 37 pounds of white licheiwrelndeer moss in a dsy. Friday afternoon fori the funeral of Colonel Edmund New com be, JtC i Repreeenta tires of the Canadian Bar. Association and the Carleton County Bar Association attended In large number.

The Government was represented by former Prime Minister Mackehxie King. CoL Newcombe, prominent Ot- tawa lawyer, chairman of the board of governors of Ashbury CoUeje. died almost Instantly Tuesday night when his automobile was In head-on collision with a tram on Sussex street. Rer. A.

Ian Burnett, minister of SL Andrew's, conducted the service, and was assisted by Rev. Canon G. P. Woollcombe. founder -of Ashbury College.

Mr. Burnett also officiated at the graveside In Beech wood cemetery. Many Stand Half an hour before the funeral service mourners began to fill the church. When the service began there wasat a seat left. Many friends stood quietly outside the door.

CoL Newcombe Is survived 'by his wife, the former Jessy B. Hutchison: one daughter, Elizabeth, at home, and one son, E. Peter Newcombe. a student at Os- goode Bail. Toronto.

CoL Newcombe was aq active member of the Royal Ottawa Golf Club, the Rideau Club, and the Ottawa Country Club. Members of the clubs were among the hundreds paying final' tribute to his memory. Ushers at the 1 church were George Mcllraith. MP, D. Roy Kennedy, KC, G.y P.

Maclaren, XC. and F. F. Burpee. Among those attending Brig.

R. i. Orde, Judge Advocate General, Senator Charles Bishop, Lionel Choquette. KC. and Lorenzo Lafleur.

KC representing the Ottawa East Progressive Conservative Association, RCMP Commissi oner S. T. Wood. Of den Glass. headmaster of Ashbury College, -Major General G.

R. I i mm-- WILLIAM J. DAGO. SHAWVILLE. April l-(Spe-clal) rinal tribute to William John Dagg, who died at his home on Main street In this village on Thursday, will be paid at his funeral service In Shawvllle United Church, Saturday, conducted by Rev.

F. Folkes, psstor of the church. Interment will bel made In Maple Grove cemetery, Shawvllle. Mr. Dagg was born In Clarendon township 79 years ago, the son of Richard Dagg and Jane Hodglns, who lived on the seventh concession.

He was married tn 1890 to the former Jane Mc-KnighL and for 13 years lived In Clarendon, then for eight years In Shawvllle. In 1911 be look up farming a mile north of the village, and here he was a resident until 1943 when he retired to the village. About 13 years ago he had the misfortune to loee his eyeslghL Surviving him are his widow, one son Harold of Shawvllle, a granddaughter, Mrs. Freeman GranL a great granddaughter Constance OranL and two brothers, George and Edward Dag all of Clarendon. For years be was a 'member of the United church.

I These Shoe! Bold (r lC i UMITKb ''ii 1 182 SPARKS STREET, V7 1 The funeral service of James Miller, died Tuesday In bis 93rd yesr, was held Friday In the Radmore Stewart chspel, with the H. E. Warren officiating. i Many friends of Mr. Miller, who wss born In Germany and came to Ottawa as a child, attended to pay last respects.

Interment was made in Beech-wood cemetery. MRS. BYE OK RIDDELL, SPENCERVILLE. March 3L (Special) The funeral of Mrs. Byron Rlddell was held from her late residence, at Shanly, en Wednesdsy afternoon, the service being conducted by Rev.

I G. D. Empey of Brtnston. Born years ago, Mrs. Rlddell was the former Florence Chsmbers, daughter of the late William Chambers and his wife, Msry Inglls, of Brousevtlle.

She had lived In the vicinity of Shanly during her lifetime and was a member of the Shanly United Church, also a member of the Women's Mislsooary Society. She died Mondsy in a Brockville hospital following a lingering illness. i She Is survived by her husband, three sisters. Mrs. Ella Grant of CardinaL Mrs.

J. McMonahan of New LUkeard, Mrs. Charles Livingstone, Ogdensburg, NY; three brothers, Wlllism Chambers and Earl Chambers of Brouseville; Freemen Chambers of Malnsville. Interment was made la the Shanly cemetery. 19 SENTENCED TO DIE.

ATHENS. April 1-A military tribunal In Salonika has sentenced to death 10 persons convicted of harboring, assisting and supply lng saboteurs. Six of the 10 were women. The same tribunal meted out death, sentences to two guer-rlllss found guilty of blowing un power csbles and a bank building In Salenika. 1- i i.i i hwin nm KO K0XE STTlisS STOUTS IE SUM TmUt Muri etytoe T- 9lr dim kip.

eaS alMSar v.iatUaw). OM atyaw 7.1 Wlw BtaUkry PUa S.T Mu 4isSrHc V.lf) Mr eMKkM uu mk Imc inn MS 1 1 i1. in I i I Neiv Easy VJay Takes Off Without Exercise Turner M. Crsttan OXeary, Major General A. E.

Potts, CBE, PPCLI. Mr. Justice C. A. Cameron, Exchequer Court, Paul Le duc, registrar Supreme Court P.

J. O-Meara. KC, T. F. Ahearn and A.

C.T. Lewis, KC H. R. T. Gill, Duncan A.

Mc nraith, KC AssIsUnt Crown At torney S. Rupert Broadfoot, KC Magistrate Austin O'Connor. CoL V. S. McClenaghan, KC Duncan K.

MacTavlsh, KC Rve D. P. Cruikahank, of Rockcliffe. and Councillor J. M.

Wardie, Perley-Robertson. W. Smart, representing the 31st Battalion Association, Richard A. Bell, na tlonal director of the Progressive Conservative party, and T. A.

Beament, KC Representing the board of management of the Victorian Order of Nurses were: Mrs. S. V. Cooke, president, Mrs. David Mansur, Mrs.

W. B. MacDermott, Mrs. J. Humphreys, Mrs.

Kells HalL Miss Livingston, and Miss K. Mcllraith. Others present were G. D. Mai-lory, of the Rideau Club.

Brig. A. W. Beament, KC Robert Berry, of the MeGlll Oraduates Society, Guy and Philip Toller, Arthur S. Hardy.

Rev. L. H. Nesbitt, Rev, J. Anderson.

A. S. Pattllo, L. B. Rochester, Brig.

R. M. Gorssline, Wilfred Butterworth, J. E. Martin, Norman F.

Wilson. J. Kingston. R. M.

Cunningham. J. F. Davey. W.

E. Dexter, E. S. Mai- loch. SUnley Clark, KC Arthur J.

Viets, David Roberts. W. F. Devlin, Cap. William 1111.

G. A. and A. B. MacLaren.

E. V. O'Meara, OtUwa East Progressive Conservative Association. John Stevenson. H.

H. Ellis, CoL Paul Hutchison. Paul L. Belcourt, Arthur Trappitt, E. N.

Rhodes. H. A. Green, J. A.

MacPberson, D. J. Trott, of Montreal, HllL KC Brigadier General H. Maclaren. Frank Badgley, W.

H. WlUls. Fred Oliver. F. T.

OHara ana Elmore A. Davis. Albert Honore Berard Dies in General Hospital Albert Honore Berard, S3 Montreal Road, died Friday In the General Hospital after a long 111-oees. He was tn his 61st year. Born and educated tn Montreal, he the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Berard. He came Ottawa with his parents as a young man and has been employed by the- G. T. Green Company for the last 33 years.

Mr. Berard was married In Ottawa to the former Kathleen Bradly, who survives him. Surviving besides his wife are six sons. Albert; Ernest, Leon, Medric, Edmond Oscar, all of Ottawa, three daughters, Mrs. J.

Boudreeu and Misses Bernadette and Gabriel Berard, Ottawa. Also surviving Is one grandson. Funeral services will be conducted from Horace Racine and Robert on Monday to the Church of the Assumption for 'requiem mass at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Notre Dame Cemetery. Julien Henry Provost Buried in California -i The funeral of Julien Henry Provost, who died In Pacific Cal, was held Thursdsy In that city.

He was a native of St. Philippe, Que. Mr. Provost is survived by his wife, the former Blanche Brisson of Ottawa. Also surviving are six sisters, Mrs.

Viola' Hull. Watsonvllle, CaL, Miss Flora Provost Mrs. Laura Renfrew, Redwood City, CaL, Mrs. J. M.

Hughes. Ashland, Ore, Mrs. Angelina Minor and Mrs. Clara ParkhilL Portland. Ore.

and one brother, Horace Provost of Ottawa. Funeral services were1 conducted In St. Angela's Catholic Church In Pacific Grove, CaL Interment will be la Ashland, Ore. SPRING CRUISE OVER. VALETTA.

Malta, April I. The Spring cruise of the British Mediterranean Fleet came to an end today with the return here of most of the units after a month's absence. FUNERAL HOME Phone 2-3337 i applicants, bring the force strength to 11 men under Chief D. J. Carnegie.

Constable War ren, who served with the RCAF during World Wsr IL will assume his new duties Immediately. RETIRED CLERGYMAN DIES. SYRACUSE, NY, April 1. Rev. William Reeves Courage, retired Episcopal clergyman, died today at his home.

Mr. Courage, a native of Newfoundland, wss P5. NEW vYORK. April 1. Dr Joseph A.

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3-4644 41 yrv Metcalfe William Earls Paid Final Tribute; 'The funeral service of William N. Earls, of 111 Bayswster avenue4, who died Tuesday after a lengthy illness, was held Friday from Radmore Stewart's to Parkdale United Church, with Rev. H- E. Warren' officiating. Interment was made in Plnecrest cemetery.

1 i Elders of the church, and members of the 13th Ottawa Boy Scout Troop attended in a body. Mr. Earls had been on the board of elders and the advisory council of the Scout troop. Albert F. Sperberg Dies in 64th Year Albert Frederick Sperberg died Triday, at the home of bis nephew, Arthur Boehmer, 37 Putman avenue, after a long illness.

He was In his 4th year. I Mr. Sperberg, husband of Mln- nle Gorske. was born at Golden Ont, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick-Sperberg-He farmed at Golden Lake most -of his life, coming to stay with hie nephew after his retirement. He was member of St, John! Lutheran Chnrch at Golden Lake. Surviving besides his widow are en daughter. Mrs. Eric Seib (Lillian) of Forbes, three brothers.

Otto and William, of Golden Lake, and Frank, in Alberta; one sister. Mrs. Fred Moratz of Golden Lake, The funeral service will be held Monday at X30 pjn. in St. Lucas Lotheran Church, with interment I in Beech wood cemetery.

-7 Northwest Rebellion Veteran Passes 99 CALT. Out, April Benjamin Duvall today celebrated his Wth birthday and said he Is looking forward to next year to make It an even 100. A veteran of the Northwest Rebellion, he came through it without a scratch but later lost a leg when a fellow lumberjack accidently drove an ex Into his knee. Kaphas been blind for several years. Hjawife Is living and they have a family of 17.

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