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B-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954
K T 7 il Jll.l’l.J Ten Will Get You One
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Births and Deaths Reported in District
Births Reported
(From D. C. Burton of Vital Statistic*.)
BOYS (
Chesley and Boyd Adam*.
Charles 111 and Florence Albert
Eugene and Gertrude Bair
David and Natalie Baldwin.
Charles and Louise Barker.
Albert and Carolyn Beckford.
James and Charlotte Blair
Robert and Barbara Bourne.
Lewis, Jr., and Susan Rrereton.
Harry and Mazle Burroughs.
James and Lola Council.
Claude and Elisabeth Curlln.
Kenneth and Barbara Day.
Gordon and Billie Doliber.
George and Norma Dulaney.
James and’Alicia Eckhart.
Herman and Alice Kiss.
Harold and Lorraine Eskew.
Keith and Roxanne Fields.
Marvin and Irma Ford.
Robert and Ruth Friend. •
John and Elene Gill.
Stanley and Evelyn Gottlieb.
Jacques and Joyce Heller.
Samuel and Martha HlnkeL
Eugene and Sabina Jaffe.
H,‘chard and Lois Jensen.
Wilfred and Marta Johnson.
Jack and Elaine Kaufman.
Paul and Elsie King.
Arthur and Lucy Kotarides.
Alfred and Marion Lacbo.
Willmott. Jr., and Suzanne Lewis.
James and Helen Longlev.
Patrick and Irma McGinn.
James and Helen Malone.
Michael and Elena Metzger.
Alvin and Barbara Miller.
Louis and Lila Mllsteln.
Lane. |r„ and Jean Moore. ,
Richard and Esther Murphy.
William and Verna Noonan.
Joseph and Beatrice Orga.
John and Marjorie Platt.
Joseph and Betty Ronchl.
Sidney and Anna Scanldn.
James and Dorothy Shadvae.
Harry and Doris Sizemore.
William und Claudia Bmlta.
David and Mary Stump.
Lee end Agnes Switzer.
Royce and Martha Thompson.
Gene and Mary Tye.
Robert and Emily Wabright.
Frank and Loma Williams.
Jesse and Joan Wolcott.
Corban and Thelma Davis.
Charles and Edwina Deer.
Robert and Betty Terry.
Ulysses and Ruth Ashton.
Arron and# Pauline Bathanazas.
Elliott and Plnkye Bryant.
Moses and Bertha Frldfe.
William and Elsie Harley.
Frederick and Alice Paige.
Alton and Frelda Cramoton.
Caesar and Annie Dudley.
Orren and Lucille Jeter.
Richard and Mildred Mi'co’m.
Ewdard and Shirley Randolph.
Donald and E. Marlon Addor.
Merle and Alice Andrew.
Sheldon and Elenore Qildlnger.
Harris and Helen Ball.
Arthur and Gertrude Becker.
Philippe and Kathleen Bernard
Evan and Shirley Bosen.
John and Lydia Boyd.
Charles and Susie- Burnt.
Ralph and Marion Cooper.
Robert and Dorothy Culpepper.
James and Elsa Dandridge.
William and Marjorie Deck.
Thomas and Mary Donahue.
Frank and Rubyet Ebert.
Julius and Bernice Elnbinder.
William and Alice Elliott.
Edward and Beth Farre'l.
Gershon and Phyllis Flshbem.
James, sr.. and Carol Fort.
Philip and Cecilia Geyelln.
Abraham and Helen Goldklud.
John and Frances Gunther.
Clifford and Gladys Hersev.
Joseph and Artie Hosaffook.
Walter. Jr., and Mary Janney.
Fred and Marilyn Johns.
Isadore and Rose Katzen.
Matthew and Bettv fcilfofl.
Jack and Nancy Knotek.
Nikolai and Valentina Koslot.
i el iT y . and Barbara Lauthlln.
Robert and Shirley Llpshltz.
Archibald and Diane McColl.
Eugene and Elizabeth McFall.
Donald and Frances Magnider.
John and Edith Martin.
Leonard and Elinor Meyen.
Robert and Joy MUler.
John and Barbara Mitchell.
Robert and Marv Moriarty.
Hugh. Jr., and Elizabeth Murray.
Kenneth and Edith O’Day.
Ralph and Gloria Patten.
Hulbert and Johanna Ponsen.
Sforw, Jr., and Myrtle Rothenbuezcher.
Michael and Molly Schuchat.
James and Della Shlmmel.
John tad Mary Slattery.
Samuel and Nancy Stanovlc.
Robert and Gloria Swanson.
Joseph and Barbara Taylor.
Alfred and Elizabeth Treherne.
Herbert and Alice Wade.
Charles and Shirley Wilburn.
Daniel and Ann Winn.
Charles and Elna Young.
Kenneth and Madeline Donaldson.
Langley and Jackfay Respass.
Samuel and Grace Barnes.
Ernest and Lucille Browne.
Sampson and Maggie Cannon.
Darien and Julia Fuller.
Robert and Lorraine Miller.
Robert and Odessa Vaughn.
William and Frankie Davis.
Shou-Chenz and Susan Fu.
Earl and Delores Liles.
Oscar and Carotene Mayers.
GIRLS.
Solomon and Sylvia Goodman.
Herman, sr. and Jewell Grabe.
Coleman and Lois Hankln.
Douglas and Esther Henderson. *
William and Leltha Hogan.
Linden and Phyllis Holi-inger.
Shelby and Shirley Jolly.
George and Sylvia King.
Wesley and Eleanor Kusin.
Francis and Gertrude McCamley.
Robert and Ruth McCutcheon.
Richard and Mary Mclntyre.
Robert and Mary McWeeney.
Charles and Shirley Martin.
Billy and Jacquelyn Moberly.
Dewey, Jr. and Frances Noland.
Gordon and Mildred Osborn.
George and Betty Parker.
John and Jenifer Pickett.
Albert and Elizabeth Ross.
Herbert and Marilyn Rubinstein.
Richard and Lieselotte Schlfter.
Harold and Faye Siegel.
Darrell and Marjorie Smith.
Victor and Helen Stephans.
William and Romona Sussman.
Darrell and Lorraine Teets.
Bert and Louise Tryko.
Kenneth and Mary v/llson.
Allen and Myrna Wright.
William and Beatrice Yatea.
John and Kate Bright.
Howard and Mabel Thompson.
Isham and Josephine Baker.
Charles and Audrey Bryant.
Robert and Peggy Giles.
Samuel and Dorothy Little.
Huegha and Lucy Terry.
Orlando and Diane Altlmont.
Habeeb and Joan Bacchus.
Leo and Marilyn Bailey.
Frank and Shirley Brsahay.
Hhrry and Molly Belcher.
Eugene and Rita BUg.
Joseph and Lois Browning.
Charles and Natalie Buckhart.
William. Jr. and Mary-Nell Carroll.
Walter and Iris Clovis.
Albert and Margaret Devlin.
Thomas and Anna Doherty.
Harold and Roberta Dubach.
Michael and Roberta Fera.
Thomas and Jeanne Foster.
Nathangand Beverly Gaynor.
Harold and Thelma Bacon.
Robert and Fannie Brown.
Walter and Corine Cunningham.
James and Pearl Glover.
Johnny and Alma Greene.
John and Eloulse Jeter.
Samuel and Virginia Jones.
William and Justine-Rivers.
Albert and Ophelia Tomer.
Raymond and Ruby Washington.
Edgard and Ruth Williams.
William and Ruth Gormley.
Louis and Mary Griffith
Gabriel and Helen Hause.
William and Martha Hlusko.
William and etaoin
Shepard and lona Hollander.
Thomas and Blossom Howard.
Guillermo and Anne Jurado.
William and Elizabeth Kinney.
Eltunno and Constance Lolacono.
Robert and, Mary McClure
Joseph and Dolores McOraw.
Frank and Helen McKenney, Jr.
Joseph and Berta MacKenzie.
Harold and Elsie Mattes.
De Witt and Emilie Myatt, jr.
Charles and Laura Nonamaker.
Arthur and Joan Parker.
Michael and Violet Perlllo.
Elmer and Jane Potter.
Abe and Nettie Rubin.
Norman end Rita Salins.
William and Josephine Scofield.
James end June Skaggs.
John and Mary Stanko.
Erie and Dorothy stork.
Cornelius and Aradine Tardy.
Herman and Carrie Thorpe. _
Henry and Margaret Wilson.
WlllUtm and Kathryn Wharton, Ir.
Deaths Reported
(From a a Bureau of Vital Statistics.)
Busan GrunweU, 85, 18th and Eye sts.
n.w.
Minnie Noakes, 82, 1829 North Capi
tol st.
Elizabeth Mackay. 78, 6304 18th st. n.w.
Sarah Kelley, 78, 1011 Massachusetts
ave. n.e.
Vera Clarkson, 74. 3858 Porter st. n.w.
Hannah Callear, 74, 2812 27th st. n.w.
Mary Hubbard, 73. 1825 R st. n.w.
Pameron Head. 71. Herndon, Va.
Victor Czalkowskl, 84. Soldiers Home.
Ernest Caverhlll. 82. 3800 New Hamp
* shire ave. n.w.
Lucinda White. 60. 3601 Wls. ave. n.w.
Marian Ball, 59, 708 Massachusetts ave.
n.e.
Neville Hall, 56. Alexandria, Va.
Herman Schevch. 53, 1739 19th st. n.w.
Irene Donohue. 51, 2601 26th st. n.w.
Joseff Haas, 49, 788 Princeton pi. n.w.
N'lrmlna Sant’Anna. 45. 939 Longfellow
st. n.w.
Charles Robbins. 43, Tacoma, Wash.
Clarence Loving, 30, Swandale, W. Va.
James Carl. 22. Kentin, Ohio.
Martha Lynn. 89. 780 Morton st. n.w.
Granville, Winfield, 77, 443 Newton
pl. n.w.
Robert Baston, 76, 617 Princeton pl.
n.w.
Edmonla Jefferson, 74, 6401 East Capi
tol st.
Abbie Gaither, 69. 1604 15th st. n.w.
Charles Powell, 68, 120 Florida ave. n.w.
Elmore Wiggins, 62. 2901 14th st. n.e.
Mamie Tate, 62. 3005 13th st. n.w.
Mary Tillman. 66. 620 Columbia rd. n.w.
Connell Johnson. 63, 3275 Prospect ave.
n.w.
Claude Humphries, 53, 237 Anacostla
rd. n.e.
▼ernera Mentz, 61, ,221 C st. s.w.
Booker Hall. 61, 1248 Eaton rd. s.e.
Mathew Webster. 40, 221 Hollywood
Ciclan Walker, 36, 40 R it. n.w.
Anna Washington. 27, 53 L st. n.e.
Michael Campbell, Infant. Alexandria,
Va.
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Charles tnd Eleana Wyatt.
Merle and Carrol Luster.
Wesley and Mlyoko Blekfeld.
Sebra and Berdle Cody.
James and Virginia Harrell.
Charles and Carrie Norcome.
Lloyd and Lalla Ames.
George ana Mary Bailey.
Emory and Mary Barber.
Edmund and Marguerite’Bedard.
Ross and Elver* Bennett.
Gerald and Laura Boyd.
Kenneth and Margaret Brubaker.
Alfred and Beatrice Canevarl.
Milton and Odlle Chance. lr.
Herbert And Judith Cohen.
Ralph and Mary Dias.
Henry and Elsie Doyle.
William and Esther Dunlap.
Nicholas and Anna Fisher.
Abraham and Diana Friedman.
Paul and Karletta Gilbrlde.
Angus and Sadie Bridges. ,
James and Willistine Buckner.
Leonard and Dorethea ailllam.
Alfonsa, and Jesepnine Grant.
Leonard and Josephine Hall.
Heavert and Janie Jones.
Watson and Mabel Prather.
Cornelius and Mildred Robinson.
Wesley and ora Warren.
Ray and Lucille Wllkenson.
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