The Cumberland News from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 7

Ten Directors Are Elected By Chamber Ten members of the Qimberland Chamber of Commerce were elected to the Board of directors in the annual Section which ended yesterday. new directors, listed alphabetically, include: Harry J. Barton, Douglas R. Bowie, George L. Buchanan, George A.

Caswell. William A. Douglas. Robert Little Ebert, Frank Martin, Simon Rosenbaum and F. Perry Smith.

Judges of the election, held by mailed ballots counted early last night, were Charles S. Catherman Thomas F. Conlon and Robert E. Dean. The new directors and 20 holdover directors will comprise the board of directors of the Chamber.

Council To Discuss New Health Plan Mayor Roy W. Eves said yesterday that members of the council will meet today 8:30 a. m. in City Hall to discuss the effects of the Case plan for financing health activities upon city health depart ment workers. He said the city wants to make sure that the rights of the workers are protected under the program.

School Kitchen Bids Received Three bids for supplying kitchen Reddick Ordered VirkutisToSign Blank licenses DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES MRS. KATHERINE LARKIN Mrs. Katherine Larkin, 86, died early yesterday at Allegany County Infirmary. She had been in ill health for a year and a half. Mrs.

Larkin had been residing with her daughter, Mrs. Edith Blake, Bedford Road, for 12 years. A native of Warfordsburg, she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Mary (Richards) Shives. Her husband, Thomas J. Larkii, perceded her in death.

Mrs. Larkin was the oldest liv- BALTIMORE, July 24 ypi Dr. Simon Virkutis testified today that Dr. Robert H. Reddick- ordered him to sign blank licenses for the practice of medicine and surgery in Maryland.

Virkutis said he was acting in his capacity as president of member of Paw Paw Metho Slate Board of Homeopathic Med-jdist Church, and was a member ical Examiners and complied with WSCS and Royal Circle the order because Reddick was then secretary-treasurer of the board. The testimony came in the sec- of Class of the church Besides Mrs. Blake, she is sur vived by three other daughters, Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Area Sailor Gets New Assignment new Bruce High School in Western- I port were opened yesterday afternoon by Superintendent of Schools Ralph R.

Webster. Clyde Hagerty Company. Washington, D. submitted the apparent low bid of $22.179 although all three bidders made certain exceptions concerning the methods of installation and connections. The other bidders were W.

F. Donald R. Harden, 20, Wr. and Mrs. William harden and Sofi7 Philadelphia.

son of Hyndman, i.s home on 30 days leave from the US Navy, according to local Navy recruiters. Harden, an engineman fireman, $23,528. and Food Service Equipment Company, Washington, D. $24,000. Web.ster and Mrs.

Gladys has been stationed at the USiKaton, supervisor of cafeterias. Naval Academy at Annapolis for other county school officials 18 months. He is to report to analyze the bids before any US Naval Amphibious Base atj action is taken. Little Creek for duty after his' The equipment includes stoves, furlough. Harden enlisted at thej refrigerators, counters and milk local station January 14.

19.55. 'coolers. equipment the cafeteria of the ond day of a Circuit Court McKenzie, both of this ing on the bid to dissolve Eva Smith. Jphns- the Reddick-VirkutLs board. three son.s, William The State, contending this M.

and Ray K. Larkin, cy is illegally constituted, recog- Paw Paw; a brother, V. W. nizes a board headed by Dr. Julius Roanoke, two sisters, jjg jyj Laurel Hill Cemetery Chepko as the legal board Knima Rhodes.

Paw Paw.j homeopathic medical examiners, Mrs. Madge Murray. SERVICES MRS. EMMA BOSTJANCIC Emma Bostjancic, 63, died last night in Miners Hospital, Frostburg. She native of this area, and a daughter of the late Arch and Emma (Beeman) Brown.

Her husband. Anthony Bostjancic, preceded her in death. She is survived by seven daughters. Mrs. Lester Watkinson, Frostburg: Mrs.

Alex DeVault, Balti more: Mrs. Joseph DeStefano, Ridgcley, W. Mrs. William Longridge, Gilmore: Mrs. Charles McCutcheon, Moscow; Mrs.

Otis Martin. Oregon and Mrs. Ellis Llewellyn. Cumberland; three; sons, John Beeman, Midland: Frank Bostjancic, here, and Bostjancic. FJizabeth, and 34 grandchildren.

The body is at the residence where services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p. m. by Rev. Reginald Bronawn Interment MERLE SNYDER SOMERSET-Mcrle 62, local Rev. Street! To lead Summer Conference D.

Snyder, died Rev. David C. Streett, vicar ot town from July 26 until August 4 Holy Cross Episcopal Church and for students of the lOlh, llth and businessman died sud Episcopal Church, grades. Father Streett will be de'nirsunday at the home of'his been appointed by the Department of town from today until Aug- ol Christian Education the except for the regular Sun- cese of Maryland to be one of the services in both churches, tour priests leading the annualj Episcopalians of both churches summer senior high school con-jquiring the ministrations of a priest brother-in-law. Luther W.

Bittner. A native of Stonycreek Township. he was a son of the late Michael J. and Ida Snyder. His wife.

Mrs. Marian iWoyJ Snyder, died last Monday in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. Mr. Snyder operated a motel and service station at the Breezwood interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike and a restaurant at Reels Corner. Previously he served as yardmaster for the 0 Railroad and was associated with the Que- mahoning Coal Company.

He was a member of the board of directors of Allegheny Lutheran Home in Hollidaysburg and Bedford County Memorial Hospital and was a past president of Bedford Rotary Club. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Union League of Philadelphia. Royal Order of Jesters, Somerset Lodge, and AM, It will be held in the Bishop Claggett Diocesan Center at Buckeys- in his absence are requested to call on Rev. M. Richardson, rector of Emmanuel Parish.

Virkutis told Judge Joseph Ft. Byrnes he signed 3.5, maybe blank licenses without boro 15 grandchildren and Services for James H. Hipsley Pittsburgh Consistory, Jaffa Tern- 25 great grandchildren. The body will remain knowing for whom they would funeral Home. filled out.

He said he did so because he trusted Reddick, his superior at the Eastern Shore State Ilospital in Cambridge, where both are psychiatrists. Two other members of the board which the State seeks to Drs. Alexander J. Mozzer of Cumberland and Dr. Lloyd W.

Hughes of College they had never attended a meeting of the board. They also said they had never taken part in licensing applicants and had never seen Reddick until the court proceedings which began yesterday. I Marriage Licenses The body will remain Scarpelli Funeral Ho morrow, when it will be taken to Paw Paw Methodist Church at 9 a. m. for services at 4 p.

m. (EST). Rev. Adam E. Grim, pastor of Grace Methodist Church, city, will officiate.

Interment will he in Camp Hill Cemetery at Paw' Paw. Pallbearers will be Wilber Largent, Henry Norton Everette Kline. Thomas DuVall, William Ambrose and Earl Lyons. McCONNELL SERVICES A requiem mass for Mrs. Annie McConnell, 76, former resident, who died Sunday in Cleveland Clinic Hospital, will be celebrated tomorrow at 10 a.

m. in St. Catholic Church. Interment be in the church cemetery. 79.

of 713 St. Restaurant Asat died Monday at Weeks's and past president of mg Home, Oakland, will be Rotary Club, ducted tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the survived by a sister. Mrs.

iome. Rev. Dillie Kimmcl, two Frederick J. Eckert, pastor of St brothers, Roscoe H. Snyder, Fried- Lutheran Church, will offi- ens, and Harry C.

Snyder, Port- ciate and interment will be in Hillcrest Burial Park. age; 21 nieces and nephews. The body is at the Hoffman Funeral Home here where services PERDEW SERVICES conducted today at 2 p. m. FROSTBIJRG-Services for Jo-'by Rev.

Dr. I Hess Wagner, seph Elmer Perdew. 71, of 231 interment will be in the Husband BLACKSTONE AMERICA'S OLDEST WASHER MANUFACTURER PLUS "CITY'S" VERY EASY TERMS! Welsh Hill, who died suddenly while at work at Big Savage fractories, will be conducted at the residence Thursday at 2 p. STORE HOURS Wednesdayj, July 25 th 9:30 a. m.

to 1 p. m. Dhi To Annual Store Pknie Regular Store Hours Thursday Harry Lee Brode, Westernport, Dorothy Maxine Luke. Richard Eslie Clark, Barton, and El Norma Jean Bradley, El Donald Dean Helmick. Moore-.

ut r- r. field, W.Va., and Calher.ne Scarpelli Fun- oral Home, where the rosary will be recited today at 7:30 p. m. Pallbearers will be John Morris, Jenkins. Mathias.

W.Va William Thurman Wilhelm, and Betty lx)u Keiser, George Lynn Harvey. and Joseph Cleveland, and Betty Ixiu Uulk, virs NETTIE A. DAWSON I WESTERNPORT Mrs. Nettie David Paul Bowman and Nath- Dawson, 85, died yesterday ryn Mae Sciranko. both of Manns Cumberland, -1 m.

1. t. 1. I where she had been a patient four Albert Marcellus Midland, and Paddy Margaret Meek, RFD 1. Vale Summit.

Ei Chirlcy Anderson, 345 Keystone Street, Meyersdale, and Bet- ty Jane Mort. 752 South Edge- EjWood, Somerset, Pa. E' Ray Eugene Logue, Buffalo and Margaret Irene Neder, Mt. Savage. years, Mrs.

Dawson was the widow of Leonard S. Dawson, who died m. Cemetery. NEILSON SERVICES FROSTBURG Services for Rev. Joseph D.

Byers, pastor of Neilson, 83, who died Monthe Church of the Nazarene, will at his home in Wrights Cross- officiate, with interment in Cemetery in Keyscr. DeVAULT FUNERAL LONACONING Services for Daniel DeVault, 18. who died Monday in Miners Hospital. Frostburg, where he had been a patient since March, will be conducted at the Eichorn Funeral Home here on Thursday at 4 p. m.

by Rev. Joseph Bowers, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene. Interment will be in Frostburg Memorial Park. ROLLINS FUNERAL Funeral services for Mrs, Martha Jane Rollins. 77, of 320 Pennsylvania Avenue, who died Monday in Memorial Hospital, will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.

at the Stein Funeral Home by Rev. Everett W. Culp, pastor of First ing, will be conducted at his residence Thursday at p. m. Rev.

G. Stanley Schwind, rector of St. Episcopal Church will officiate. Interment will be in Frostburg Memorial Park. IN A 3-HOUR HURRY? SERVICE Lee Fresh, 813 Windsor Road.

F. L. Fresh Named Lutheran Office S' about 30 years ago. She was born Methodist Church. Interment willi be in Greenmount Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be William Kemp, Alvin Youngblood, Glen, Sonners, Thomas Crowfis, Robert, Crowfis and Raymond Crowfis. in Clarksburg. W. a daughter of the late James and Margaret (Guy) Ross, and came to this section as a child. Mrs.

Dawson resided with a daughter, Mrs. Charles Stuart, Columbus. Ohio, for a year before JOHN DOUGLAS entering Sylvan Retreat. She wasj LONACONING John G. Douga member of the Piedmont Trinity das, 90, former resident, died Monday at Allegany County Infirmary.

He was born here, a son of the late John and Mary (Graham) Shirts Slacks Suits Loundered Dry Cleoned Dry Cleaned 20( 50 1.00 3-Hour Service only ot our Cosh and Carry Office Methodist Church. Surviving, in addition to Mrs. Stuart, are five other daughters. The Dingle, has been Laura F'azenbaker, Omaha, acting area chairman of the Luth- Joseph Daly. Balti- eran Laymen Movement for Ste- ijnore; Mrs, Michael Harris, New wardship, an international Mrs.

Ralph Rich, which teaches the practice and Mrs. Burton of religion in daily life. Corriganville; a son. For- IJ; Fresh is a member of St. Luke's rest Ross Dawson, residing ini Lutheran Church, where Rev.

Will- a brother. Charles World's fintsl taod perfoct by tho words on tho log and tho famous Koepsako Certificato. WEDDING BANDS Moderately Priced Douglas. Mr. Douglas is survived by a sister.

Mrs. John Engle, Cumberland. The body will remain at the FJchhorn Funeral Home here, where services will be conducted auncu I lam R. Snyder is pastor. He is a rqss.

Westernport; 15 grandchil- school teacher at the dren and 22 great-grandchildren, ris Roberts, pastor opirstPresby- church and is a member of the a funeral service will be held Church Cumbei land. board of directors of Gettysburg! Friday at 2 p. at the Theological Seminary. Home here. Rev.

L. gLUg He will be officially elected to Crowson, pastor ol Trinity Metho- his new office at the next meet- dist Church. Piedmont, will offi- LONACONING-Services for 1 DU.Ellis Porter, 65. former resident, ing of the executive committee of ciate and burial will be in Philos Sundav the Lutheran Movement. Fair Seeks License Property Transfers were conducted in there Harry J.

Barton, Carl Joseph F. and Henrietta M. Schmutz and J. Glenn Beall Jr Weaver to Vernon C. and Kath- have applied for a six-day beer leen Sisk, property on Goethe 'license for the Cumberland Fair Street.

Baltimore, ikl yesetrday. Interment was in Arlington Nation- al Cemetery. He was born here, a of the late Alexander and Ella (Keen) Porter. only authorized Keepsake Dealer L. Bernstein b' Jewelry Deportment BUY A BLACKSTONE AT CITY FOR ONLY $1.25 WEEKLY TwroBiiTCo 2-0370 'fi 22-24 MECHANIC STREET DRY CLEAmm irS THE Beautiful BUY He is survived by a son, Ellis w.

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'Anne and Fleanor Sloan, cousins, formerly of here, cis and Texia R. property in District 7, Allegany i The first adding machine to em- H. Southerland, grantor. Ploy depressible keys was patent to William T. and Norma Lee Kerling, property near August 25, the days of the annual Harvey A.

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