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Phone 4600 for WANT AD Taker THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1953 FIVE DEATHS and FUNERALS CHARLES (JACK) C. RICKER Charles (Jack) C. R)cker, 74, of 619 Elm Street, died Thursday at Memorial Hospital where he was admitted Thursday morning. He was born at St. Thomas, la son of the late Ambrose and Mar- 'garet (Conner) Ricker.

He was a electrician for the Balti- imore and Ohio Railroad. Mr. Ricker was one of the first electrical worker.s in this section. OUT DOORS! HILL'S HAS WONDERFUL ITEMS TO MAKE OUTDOOR ACTIVITY LOTS OF FUN! CAMP GRILLS and STOVES PORTABLE REFRIGERATOR BOXES FOLDING CAMP TABLES FISHING EQUIPMENT FLAGS WREATHS POTTED PLANTS FOR DECORATION DAY Visit Hiiis Rt. 40 Store 500 ft.

of Parking HILLS TOYS 45 N. CENTRE ST. 0 A TIUSTATI INkTITUTiOM IfWCI Ita Bring In Your Furs Or Phone 1635 For ff Fur Storage Now It Tlmt To Let Rotenboum't Help om Protoct Your Proeiout Furs! )798 CI mii Gioco Storo your furt to $150 voluo Restyle your ceot into fashionoble New 27" Sling Copt Our Expert Furrier will be at Rosenbaum's this Saturday to consult with you on Fur Problems. Hove y- ur furs blended to their original color. Yes, ask our expert obout the blending beauty that con restore fodcd furs to their original brightness.

Coots being employed by the old Cumber- LEWIS BROADWATER i land Electric Company when he FROSTBURG Lewis Broad-! first took up the trade. i vater. 90, of Boynton, a for- He was a member of First Pres-jmer resident of Avilton in Gaj-rett byterian Church, the Junior died Friday at his home. 49. and International Brotherhood jje was a retired farmer.

Sur- of Electrical Workers 870. i viving besides his wife, Mrs. Survivors include five (Ross) Broadwater, are two William Broadwater, Mrs. Elizabeth Morris. Mrs.

Maude Cranford and Miss Mildred Ricker, Boynton; Arthur Broadwater, this city; Mfs. Carrie Martin, Ak-1 Lonaconing; two dajighters, Mrs. ron. and Mrs. Belle Webster, Youngstown, and two brothers, Anie Weitzell, St.

Paul. Mrs. Hilliary Broadwater, Moscow; 13 William Ricker, city, and Alvey children and 19 great grand- Ricker, Youngstown. children The wm remain at the, Hafer iuneral Home services i tomorrow at 2 p. m.

at the i Brethren Church in Salisbiirv, Pa. Seth C. Morrow, pastor of First 'With intermont in the lOOF Ceme- Presbyterian Church, officiating. Thomas be Laurel Hill, Cemetery, Moscow. CLAKA J.

Lillie (Rak- Wisenburg, of Edward L. Betz 6174 Hender.son Avenue, died Thursday at her home. 36 lerday at her residence. She was born September 28. 1880 in Pennsylvania, a daughter of the West Concord Street, Kansas City, late Mr.

and Mrs. Martin True. A native of here, she was a Her husband, James J. Wisen- of the late and Mrs. burg, died last month.

Arthur Baker. She left here about Survivors include four sons. Missouri. Kenneth W. Wisenburg at home, Surviving are two daughters.

Mrs. Williard L. 426 mour Street; Francis O. Wisen- Wochner. Kansas City; a son Edburg, Cresaptown.

and Joseph L. Portland. Ore. Hoopenhardner, Brunswick. A service will be conducted lo- two daughters.

Miss Eleanor Vir- day in Kansas City. mcholas Marriott Mrs. Nan Akron; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Gray. A funeral service for Nicholas S.

burg. 14 grandchildren and 12 who died Thur.sday at great-grandchildren. Crump Convalescent Home. The body will remain at the Stein Pa.wit/* Street, will be held at Haf- Funeral Home pending arrange- Funeral Home today at ments for services. i P- nn.

with Elder Oscar Gerhart, I pastor of Seventh Day Adventist PVT. WILLIAM Cl. -Church, officiating. Interment will A funeral service for Pvt. Wil- be in the I(X)F Cemetery, Western- liam Gorman Fuller, 23.

who died port. Thursday in the Army hospital at Proving Ground, will be SH ANK It held Monday at 2 p. m. at his MT. funeral home.

619 Sedgwick Street. Tor Harry Ervin Shank, son of Mrs. Rev. Howard Amass, associate Harry W. Shank, who died Sunday finister of Centre Street Methodist in Detroit, was held yesterday at Church and Rev.

Dr, Hixon George Funeral Home, Cumber- Bowersox, of St. land, with Rev. Howard Amoss. Lutheran Church, will officiate. IPastor of Centre Street Methodist Interment will be Cemetery.

Rose Hill NO PARKING PROBLEM WHEN YOU USE THE FACILITIES OF THE CUMBERLAND SAVINGS BANK OP FCDERAL DiFOSIT INSURANCi Virginia Ave. of 2nd Sf. Church, officiating Interment was in Hillcrest Burial Park. Pallbearers were John. Robert, William Gibson.

Thomas McNamee. John German and Donald Fran.z. GREEN SERVICE A requiem mass for Francis M. Green, 68, who died Tuesday at his home, Grand Avenue, was celebrated yesterday morning in St. Catholic Church, with Rev.

Robert Hopkins, assistant pastor, as celebrant. Pallbearers, all members of Cumberland Lodge 271, 100 Moose, were Robert Snyder, William Winters, Jack Vernall, Arthur Rowe. Frank Trozzo and Ernest Treat. Honorary pallbearers w'ere Frank Davis, James Roby, Edward Wright. Carl Whiteman.

Richard Payne, Robert Morgan, William Engle. Thomas Green. Eldred Fletcher. James McFarland, Albert VanMeter. Joseph Becker, Raymond Smith.

Harold and Howard F'ields. RICE SERVIC A funeral service for Alonzo G. Rice, 75. who died Tuesday at home of a daughter, Mrs. Raymond M.

Baker 717 Hilltop Drive, was held yesterday at the residence with Rev. Edgar W. Hammersla. pastor of Central Methodist Church, officiating. Interment was in Greenmount Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Albert Rice Theodore Rice. John Price. Lloyd Stew'art. Waverly Rice and Joseph Stitcher. TtRNER SERVICE A funeral service for John W.

Turner, 83. who died Tuesday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Albert Shaffer, 18 Ridgeway Terrace, was held yesterday morning at the residence with Rev. Edgar W. Hammersla.

pastor of Central Methodist Church, officiating. Interment was in Mt. Herman Cemetery. Pallbearers were Roy. William, Kenneth Lark, Albert Shaffer Donald Zimmerla andi Robert Long.

FCNERAL A funeral service for Mrs. Harold V. McDaniels, 24, who died Tuesday in Clarksburg, was held yesterday afternoon at Funeral Home. Rev. William Elliott, pastor of F'lrst Methodist Church, officiated, with interment in St.

Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Van Sickle. Stitcher, Bernard NichoLs. Arthur Stratton. Roy Kroger and William Simmons.

DANIEL CAMPBELL MIDLAND Daniel Campbell, 49, of Aliquippa, died here yesterday at the home of an aunt. Miss Kate Stakem. He was a veteran of World War and had been employed at the Jones and Laughlin Steel Mill In Aliquippa. Surviving are his parents, James and Annie (Stakem) Campbell, three sisters. Mrs.

Roy Mrs. Joseph Gray, Miss Mary Campbell, Aliquippa; four brothers, Thomas. Miles and Gerald Campbell, Aliquippa and Raymond Campbell, New Castle. Pa. A requiem mass will be celebrated on Monday morning in Aliquippa with interment in Mt.

Olive Cemetery there. The body will be taken to the residence in that city. GENTRY LEE Gentry Lee 66. formerly of Tennessee, died yesterday afternoon at his room, 223 Harrison Street, where he had lived for the past three years. The body is at Home.

SIMONS FUNERAL A funeral service for Mrs. Dorothy Emma Simons. 29, of Bedford Road, who died Tue.sday in Sacred Heait Hospital from injuries in an auto accident Sunday, was held Thursday afternoon at GeoFge Home. Rev. Gordon R.

Hall, pastor of Centenary Methodist Church, officiated and interment was in Zion Memorial Cemtery. Pallbearers were Richard Sw'eit- zer. Robert Twigg, Roy Wilbur Morrall, James Zembower' and Theodore Zemlxjwer. I "Beauty in Brass" Vcrtatila Elactric Wall Clocks Ear Any Room In Your Homa alto in Hack Wraufht Iren Saa THEY ARE DIFFERENTI I ART and GIFT SHOF i 1i Graana St. Phona 873 OPEN EVENINGS CURLS CAMERA 20 N.

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