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Cumberland Evening Times (Newspaper) - March 15, 1979, Cumberland, Marylandr16—Cumberland Evening Times, Thursday, March 15,197?Local And Tri-State Area Obituaries'(Continued from Page 15):MRS CHARLES MAINFREDERICK - Mrs Freda Alberta Main, 67. died Saturday in Frederick Memorial Hospital Born in Merrill, she was a daughter of Mrs Birdie R Waroick, .Jennings, and the late Olin Wamick A retired nurse, she had been employed by Frederick Memorial Hospital 35 years In 1950, she organized the hospital’s first central service department, the Gambnll Wing emergency room, and was supervisor for 18 years Educated in Garrett County schools, she attended Frostburg State College and was a graduate of Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing She was a member of Calvary Cmted Methodist Church, Chapter 79. Order of Eastern Star, Past Matrons and Patrons Association. Jug Bridge Homemakers Club and Business and lYofessional Womens Club, all of FYcderick Besides her mother, she is survived by her husband, Major Charles V Main, retired Frederick police rhief. two brothers. Marvin A Warnick Sr and Nevm L A antick, both of Baltimore Serv ices were conducted n Frederick Monday, with nterment in Mt Olivet 'emrtrrvWilletts RetailMidlothian, Md.m Minnow HPreparation H 12 Suppositories- *?29girflT Kl iT IfflUJpreparation Hha PAI rn*YUI«IPreparation HHemorrhoidal Ointment I OunceREV WILLIAM E FOXOAKLAND - The Rev William Ernest Fox, 73, of RD 5, died yesterday in Garrett County Memorial HospitalBom in Lansdowne, he was a son of the late William Ernest Frederick Fox, and Mary Maude (Bowman) Fox His wife, Ruth Anna Fox. died in 1977Rev. Mr Fox retired in 1971 as pastor of St Mark's Lutheran Church hereHe graduated from Gettysburg College in 1929 and from Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, in 1932 He was pastor of St Mark’s Lutheran Church, Baltimore, First Lutheran Church. West Palm Beach. Fla , and served congregations in Hattiesburg. MissHe was a veteran of World War II and Korean War and later served congregations at Zion lutheran Church, Middletown, Lutheran Church of Holy Comforter, Baltimore, before coming to Oakland Surviving are a son, Ham M Fox, here, four daughters. Miss Ann R Fox, Radnor. Pa ; Miss Susan M Fox, South Hadley, Mass.; Miss Clare C Fox, Accokeek; Miss Ruth A Fox. Albany, Calif, and a sister. Mrs Christine T Horvath. CockeysvilleFriends will be received at the John O Durst Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p rn , and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p rn Services w ill be conducted Saturday at lpm in St Mark's Lutheran Church The Rev Dr Kenneth R May, president of Western Pennsylvania West VirginiaSynod of lutheran Churches in America will officiate, with the Rev Russell Reith miller, dean of Mountain District of the synod, lector, and the Rev Richard A Seeks, liturgist Other Lutheran clergymen will participate as worship leaders Interment will be in Garrett County Memorial Gardens The family requests expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to St Mark’s Lutheran ChurchCHARLES PRESUTTIOAKLAND - Charles < Paskey) Presutti, 68. of RD 3, died yesterday at his home.Born in Douglas, W Va , he was a son of the late Pompano Presutti and Maria I) (DiBacco) Presutti He was a retired coal miner and a member of St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Coalton, W Va Surviving are two sisters. Mrs. Vencenzta DelSignore, here; Mrs Lela Eicholtz. Decatur. IU., and several nieces and nephew s Friends will be received at the Stewart Funeral Home, today from 7 to 9 p rn and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m A Christian wake service will be held there tomorrow at 7:30 p m Mass of Christian Burial will bi* celebrated Saturday at noon in St Patrick Church. Coalton Interment will be in the parish cemeteryMRS ROGER X DAYFROSTBURG - Mrs Asenath Day. 83, of 141 Mt Pleasant Street, died yesterday She had lieen in failing health five years Bom in Bloomfield. Iowa, she was a daughter of tile late Charles Ebbcrt and Dvmina (Battin) Kbbert Her husband. Roger X Day, died rn 19M She was a member of St Michael’s Catholic Church Surviving are two sons, Roger X Day Jr . Horsham, Pa.; William V Day, Frostburg, a brother. Frank Kbbert of California; a sister. Mrs Mary McKee of Iowa. six grandchildren and one great grandchild Mass of Christian Burial will tx1 celebrated Saturday at 9:30 a rn in St Michael’s Church Interment will be in the parish cemetery The family suggests memorials be made to the American Cancer Society or to Frostburg Village of Allegany County Durst Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements There w ill tic no visitingThe Department of Agriculture’s National Seed Herbarium in Beltsville. Md , has the world’s largest taxonomic seed collection It has samples of 25,(WO species of seedsIt’s Time To Green Up Your Yard!Scotts Kills CrabgrassBefore It Starts To Grow!HALTS PLUS I HALTS PLUS i For Established j New Seeding?Lawns2500 sq it Sire Reg. 10 955-J952500 sq it Sire$195Reg. 10.95 I 5000 sq R SireReg 20«s1495VO Ay^91IL' %ORTHOORTHOCrab Gras Crabgrass Control & Fertilizer2500 sq ft Size Regular IO 955000 sq. ft. Size Regular 20.95ORTHOEvergreen & Azalea FoodNew Arrivals Spring Bulbs• Begonias• Gladiolus• Cannas• Dahlias• LiliesScotts Shrub & Tree FertilizerWith Weed Preventer5 lb. box $035Reg. 4.45 wCHRISTIE RD A OLD RT 40 (opposite Mason s Born)Phone 724 6400 OPEN Mon. thru Sot. 9 to 5 Sundays 11 to 5auerGARDEN CENTERCHARLES ARNICAPAW PAW - Charles (Cedar) Arnica, 73, died yesterday at University Hospital, Morgantown Born in Morgan County, he was a son of the late Albert F Arnica and Annie Marie (Leach) Arnica A retired employee of Vesuvius Crucible Steel Company, he attended Woodrow Union Church Surviving are his widow, Alma (Hoover) Arnica, a daughter, Mrs Doris A Snyder, a son. C Darrell Arnica, and a brother, Robert Arnica, all of here, and five grandchildren Friends will be received at the Johnson Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p rn Serv ices will he conducted there tomorrow at 2 p rn with the Rev Martin Rudolph and the Rev. Herman Gocdc officiating Interment will be in Camp Hill CemeteryMRS WALTER MORSEEVERETT Mrs Belva Morse, 75. of St Augustine, Fla . formerly of Everett, dnxJ yesterday at the home of her daughter. Mrs Gladvs Wigfield. Sanford. Fla. *Bom in Artemas. she was a daughter of the late Morgan Klingerman and Gertie (Potter) Klingerman Her husband. Walter Morse. prco«‘dcd her in deathSurviving, besides her daughter, are a sister. Mrs Carl Smith. Cumberland, one granddaughter and one great grandchild Services will be conducted inst AupistineDORSEY J. JEWELLMANCHESTER. Md -Dorsey J Jewell, 76, of near here, died yesterday at his home.Bom in Shenandoah. Va , he was a son of the late Charles Jewell and Sarah May (Kline) Jewell.He was a retired driver for the State Roads CommissionSurviving are his widow, Grace (Fuhrman) Jewell, a son, Earl E Furhman, Hanover, Pa ; four sisters. Mrs Viola Harden, Mrs Susan W ildersen. Mrs Edna Kritz and Mrs. Odessa Conrad, and two brothers, I>eonard Jewell and William .Jewell, all of CumberlandFriends will be received at the Eline Funeral Home. 934 South Main Street. Hampstead, today from 7 to 9pmServices will be conducted there tomorrow at ll a rn The Rev Robert K rouse, pastor of Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren, will officiate Interment will be in Meadow Branch CemeteryMemorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer SocietyFOLK SERVICEFROSTBURG Services for Mrs Myra Folk, 69. of Zihlman, who died Tuesday. will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p rn in the Sowers Funeral Home Miss Helen Wilson, leader of Cum bcrland Church Christian Scientist, will officiate Interment will be in Frostburg Memorial Park Grandsons will serve as pallbearersMRS WILLIAM H. SELFAUGUSTA — Mrs Laura Mae Self. 76. of RD I, Paw Paw, died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital Born in Davis, she was a daughter of the late Henry Judy and Eliza iChamp) Judy.Surviving are her husband. William H. Self, four daughters, Mrs Leafie Slumps, Rockville, Md. Mrs Jessie Kidwell, RD I, Paw Paw; Mrs Anna Belle Saville, here, Mrs Norma Shank. Hagerstown, three sons. Denver Self. Potomac, Md ; Herman Self. Moorefield, Rumsey Self. Berkeley Springs; three brothers, Arite Judy and Charles Judy, both of Petersburg; Jess Judy. Smoke Hole; four sisters. Mrs Dora Moyer, Mrs Clara Rohrbaugh. Mrs Zeniie Reed and Mrs Susan Kimble, all of Petersburg, 26 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Friends will be received at the McKee Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p rn Services w ill tv conducted tomorrow at 2 p rn in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Romney. with President William DeliOV Smith officiating Interment will be in Green I ^ane CemeteryMRS JAMES A MCMAHONLONACONING Mrs Rose McMahon, 91. of East Mam Street, died here yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Esther Bow den Born in Midland, she was a daughter of the lateGarrett Bums and Esther Cavanaugh Burns Her husband. James A McMahon, preceded her in deathShe was a member of St Mary's Catholic Church, the sodality and Senior Citizens ClubSurviving are in addition to Mrs Bowden, three sisters, M's Cecilia Winner, Pittsburgh; Mrs Esther Spates, and Mrs Florence Hamaty, both of California, a grandchildFriends will be received from 7 to 9 p rn today andfrom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p rn tomorrow at the Eichhom Funeral Home A Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated at IO a m Saturday in St Mary’s Catholic Church Interment will be in St Michael's Parish cemetery . Frostburg(Continued on Page 18)The Chesapeake Bay is 180 miles long, and covers 155 miles in Maryland and 70 miles in Virginia Its width ranges from 2 6 to 27 milesHenry Yr. 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