Evening star. [volume], October 27, 1947, Page A-13, Image 13

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Col. Charles L. Hooker
Dies at 107; Fought
With Custer, Sherman
By th« Associated Press
VIRGINIA, Minn., Oct. 27.—’This
town today mourned the death of
its most prominent military figure,
Col. Charles L. Hooker, 107-year-old
Civil War veteran, who fought with
the force* of Gen. Custer and
marched with Gen. Sherman to the
sea.
Col. Hooker died in his sleep late
Saturday at the home of a son
with jvhom he had lived here for 16
years.
Family Bible records list Col.
Hooker as Born April 3, 1840, in
New York State.
He enlisted in the Union Army
in Wisconsin in 1860. The honorary
rank of colonel was bestowed by
Gen. Custer after the Civil War
veteran took over the command of
a colonel killed in action. Military
funeral services will be held Thurs
day in Superior, Wis.
Daniel A. Wedge, 106, Dies;
Fought 26 Civil War Battles
AURORA. 111., Oct. 27 <P).—Daniel
A. Wedge, 106, who fought in 26
engagements as a Union Soldier in
the Civil War, died yesterday on his
106th birth anniversary.
The commander and sole survivor
of Aurora Post 20 of the Grand
Army of the Republic had been bed
ridden since he fractured a hip in
1930 but he continued active in GAR
affairs until this year and partici
pated in several recent Memorial
Day parades, riding in an ambu
lance.
One of the nation’s oldest sur
vivors of the Civil War, Mr. Wedge
enlisted in the 8th Illinois Vol
unteer Regiment in 1860 at the age
Of 19 and served with the unit
throughout the conflict.
He was born in Marietta, Ohio,
October 26, 1841, and came to Illinois
in a covered wagon at the age of 10.
He was employed by the Burlington
Railroad for 45 years before his
retirement in 1920.
Surviving is his daughter, Miss;
Mabel Wedge, with whom he had |
made his home since the death of
his wife in 1932.
West Virginia Veteran
Of Union Army Dies at 99
CAMERON, W. Va., Oct. 27 <P).—
Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow for Urish T. Alley, 99,
described by members of his family
as probably the last surviving West
Virginia veteran of the Union Army.
He died at the home of a grandson
here yesterday.
Mr. Alley would have reached his
100th birthday November 18.
He enlisted in the Union Army
at the age of 17. He was captured by
Confederate forces at Mills Creek,
Va., escaped and then was recap
tured. He returned here after the
war.
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District Church Sponsors *
Human Relations institute
A “laboratory of human relations”
institute will be held at the John
Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church. 1615
Fourteenth street N.W., Friday
through November 7, it was an
nounced yesterday.
It will be sponsored by the racial
and industrial department of the
Fellowship of Reconciliation In con
junction with the Washington
Pacifist Fellowship.
The institute will consist of lec
tures, panel discuslons and work
shop meetings. The workshop meet
ings^ starting at 8:15 p.m. Novem
ber 3 and continuing through No
vember 7 with daily laboratory ses
sions at 1 pm. and 8 pm., will be
held at 1307 H street N.W.
Margaret Mead, well-known an
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thropologlst, and George S. Schuy
ler, - associate editor of the Pitts
burgh Courier, will address the
opening meeting at 8:15 p.m. Fri
day. *
At the mass meeting at 3:30 p.m.
next Sunday, Kermit Eby, CIO re
search and educational director, and
Dr. William Stuart Nelson, dean of
the school of religion, Howard Uni
versity, will speak.
Halloween Fete Set
The Maids of Athens,- Muses
Chapter No. 22, and Ahepa Junior
Ladies Auxiliary, will hold its ninth
annual Halloween dance at the
Shoreham Hotel on Thursday night.
Two Firemen Injured
Fighting Minor Fires
Two District firemen were recov
ering today from injuries received
in fighting two small blazes over
the week end, the Fire Department
reported.
Firemen Harry E. Sparshot, 27,
of McLean, Va., was overcome by
smoke while fighting a fire on the
third floor of a home at 17*8 Q
street N.W. The blaze did little
damage. The fireman was admitted
to Emergency Hospital.
Fireman Floyd J. Herndon, 47.
of 7109 Georgia avenue N.W. was
cut badly on the hand during a
fire at 1229 Crittenden street N.W.
Damage there also was minor.
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Mayonnaise l<ro" . &' 41c
Peanut Butter fttvprly j,, 35c
Peanut Butter p,'*r Pon-”T1 32c
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Wesson Oil -- - b«t. 39c
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Smoked Cheese Kookou'-.V,L 39c
Baker's Cocoa .*ib 14c
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American Cheese ,b 53c
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Wheaties _ IX 21c
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Scotties n.X..*2 23c
Domino Sugar TobM .X 24c
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