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Dial PA 2-4600 for a WANT AD TAKER THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1950 TWENTY-ONE DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES MRS. GEORGE SNYDER William RI Mrs. Beulah Belle Snyder, 56, YYIIIIdlTl M. DldKc wife of George L.

Snyder, Cresap- town, died last night in Sacred JllUUCIliy Heart Hospital where she had been a patient since February 7. Iam 11 Blake Born at Levels th be in Indian Mound Cemetery was a daughter of the late Phillip graveside services will he Agnes Cody, and Vilinda 'Showalte, More' Mean Ho by Clinton Lodge The body i( land Mrs. Snyder was a member aMcr ad AM THOMAS H. CODY am. at the Catholic Church of CROMWELL E.

ROSE Services and burial wilf he bet (Gallaghers Wilson and the Henry Cody Assumption by Rev. Joseph Cromwell Rose. 52. Detroit, conducted tomorrow at Detroit husband of the late Elizabeth died Wednesday at his home, w- Hirsch and interment will be Mjch. died there suddenly WILLIAMS FLNERAL 48 Street, following a brief St.

Thomas Cemetery. nesday. OLIN R. WILSON Surviving are two sons and ROMNEY Services for Wil- ness. REYNOLDS FLNERAL A native of Bedford Valley, he FR0S1 R.

Wilson, two daughters, Jiam M. Williams. 75, who died A son of the late John and Services lor Michael Robert was a son of Mrs, Elsie L. Pa a former re- He was a retjrcd street car Tuesday in Florida, will be con- Catherine Cody, he was a retired Reynolds, three-day-old son of Rose. Canfield, Ohio, and the late sident and native of f-rostburg motorman ducted today at 3 m.

at Rom- employe of the Baltimore and Sgl. George and Sylvia Rose. Wednesday at the ot is at 3. ney Methodist Church. Interment Ohio Railroad Company.

Reynolds, who died Tuesday in He is survived hv his widow, Mrs. Cecil VVtlson Fimeraj Home. Wilkinsburg, Surviving is a sister, Miss Quantico Marine Corps Helen fKruger two chil- Shady Lane. Pittsburgh. where services will be held Sat- Base Hospital, will he conducted dren June and Gerald Rose, both Wilson had been in ill urday at 1 p.

m. is at the Markwood today at 11 a. m. at the Ktght at home, and two sisters. Mrs.

health for a number ot years number of cousins reside of Bethel Levels. Methodist Church at Mr, Blake had worked Wednes- Funeral Home. A requiem mass Funeral Home. Interment fhe body is at the residence, will be celebrated today at 10 be in Hillcrest Burial Park. will Clyde Miller.

Canfield, and Mrs Born in Frostburg, he was the here Russell M. Nee. Baltimore Pike, son of the late Glenn and Eliza- Continned on Page 22, Col. 1 Surviving besides her husband a' hls are three son-. Mart in Miles adm" and Russell Snyder, all of led to the hospital with a heart 'f'resaptown: Roy and Carl More jV UUncitl6 1 of Levels; six and dlfd before noon.

Mrs. George Padgett. Aliquippa. Xd! ILai.e resided at 670 Pa Mrs. Hazel Rrant Mrs tlonal Highway in LaVale and Willia Deliavm and Mrs.

Frank the local business about; Wilhelm, all of this city; Mrs. two nephews, Wilbur Reckiey Oldtuwn Road, JosePh A Blake and J. Edward and Mrs. Charles Showalter. Bal- B)ak(? both of this city, were timore.

and four grandchildren, associated in business with The body us at the Hafer He was a member of the Cum-) herland I.ion<* Club, Engineers Club. Council 586, of Col-) umbus; Fourth Degree, Kniglns of Columbus: St Cath-S olic Church, the Holy Name So- cietv of the church, the Men of LaSalle and the Cumberland Funeral Home, MRS. EDWARD WALTON Mrs. Emma Jane Walton 90 died yesterday in Sylvan Re treat where she had been a pa tienf 10 years Mrs Walton was a naMve of hamber of Commerce. Johnstown Pa but had resided Born in Meyersdale, Pa he in Cumberland 70 yeai was a son of the late John and She was a daughter of the late Harriett (McKenzie) Blake.

William and Easter Survivors in widow, Fredericks and wa- the widow Mrs. Eleanor F. Blake, of Edward Walton Mrs Walton The body is at the Stein was a member of Emmanuel Funeral Home where the family Episcopal huich. receive friends from 2 to 4 Surviving are a daughter Mrs p. m.

and 7 to 9 p. m. W. Hemphill. Pittsburgh; Members of the Holy Name three sons, William II and Society and of the Knights of Wait on, both of this Columbus will recite the rosary city, and Edward B.

Walton Ply- Sunday at 8 pm. at the funeral mouth. two sisters, Mrs. home. Anna Gruber and Miss Ella Fred kv both of Johnstown; 10 JAMES AIELLO eru grandchildren and 14 great- James Aiello, 50 of 323 Bain- giandchildren.

more Avenue, was dead on ar-j The body is at the Ktght Fun- rival Wednesday in Sacred heart eral Home where the family will Hospital. receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. MRS, JAMES WILLIS BURLINGTON Va. Mrs Ida Willis, 78 of near here diec Wednesday in Potoma Hospital, Keyver.

A native of Hardy County, she was a daughter ot the late Wil Lam J. and Louisa Hedrick Powers, Her husband James Willis, preceded her in death. Survivors include three daugh- bur tors, Mrs. Emma Park Mapleton Pa Mrs. Louise Newman, Pitts burgh, and Mrs.

Minnie Dantzic Keyser and a son, Guy Willis Burlington. The body is at the Thrush Fu neral Home Moorcfield. services will he conducted tot row at 2 30 Burial wil in Olivet Cemetery there I I EWLI.IA Bl RIAL I A native of Pittsburgh, he was a son of the late Angello and Marianna 1 Del.apo Aiello. He had resided in Cumberland 20 years, Mr. Aiello was employed as a Valiev blacksmith for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and was a member of the Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Helpers.

Survivors include a son. James Pittsburgh: a daugh- Irs Mary Bruno, Pitts- a step-daughter, Sandik. Colorado: six sis- Jrs. Ralph Talerito. Mrs.

Eaglen, Mrs. Carmen Iacovina. Mrs. Anthony Lucchino. Mrs Harry Lsmger and Mrs Michael Amantea, all of ere Pittsburgh, and four brothers lor- Anthony Frank Dominic and he John Aiello, all of Pittsburgh.

The body is at the Hafer Funeral Home here the family ill receive friends from 2 to 4 'n and 7 to 9 The rosary will he recited at he funeral home today at 8 p.m. a A requiem will be ccle- dc prated on Saturdav at 11 a m. Mary ters Haro! Liarcne who wa day S. Frc Fis be conducted Saturday Patrick's Catholic Church it the DtirM Funeral interment will be in the parish burg by Evangelist cemetery. Hunter Interment Frostburg Memorial MISS EDITH J.

STANTON Miss Edith Josephine Stanton rttruly will receive friends a native of Cumberland. died Monday in St. Petersburg, Fla. A daughter of the late John and Katherine Stanton, she had been residing in New York City and had been spending the VERNON L. STRATTON winter month.

in Klor.da Surviving is a sister. Miss An ernon L. Stratton 59 a na- na Stanton Washington live of Cumberland died Wed- bodv IS af the Stein Fu.j nesday in Charlottesville, neral Home where the famih will will Park The from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. today will be William Knieriem. David Willetts David Fatkin William Fatkin.

William Whiteman. Everett and James Dunn Jr. from 4 and md reccjve friends 7 to 9 m. A requiem mass will he cele- de Monday at 10 a at St. Catholic Church, Burial will he in the parish cemetery.

A son of the late James M. Nellie Stratton, had worked as a bricklayer Surviving are a brother. Stratton, this city, and a number of nieces and nephews The body is at the Stcun Funeral Home where the family will MRS. WHETSELI. RUES receive friends from 2 to 4 and Services for Mrs Minnie 7 to 9 p.m.

Whetsell. 87, former resident Services will he conducted to- who died Wednesday in Sylvan morrow at 2 pm at the funeral Retreat, will be conducted to- home by Rev. Carlton Harris, morrow at 2 m. at the Minnich pastor of Centre Street Metho- Funeral Home Oakland, by Rev. 1 dist Church.

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