Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES Tuesday, August 4, 1S7I Obituaries Titerence Seventeen-month-old A Titerence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Titerence of Eddystone, died Saturday in the Children's Hospital, Washington, D.C. is stationed at Boiling Air Force Base, in Washington, D.C. addition to her parents, survived by a sister, I a a a grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ijallard Smith of Dayton, Ohio; and her paternal grandparents, fllr. and Mrs. Walter Titerence of Eddystone. Burial will 'be Wednesday in National Cemetery, Arlington, Va.

ANNOUNCEMENTS PEATHS iALLARD, CLAYTON SR. Of 818 Edgmont Chester, On August 2, J970, Age i years. Relatives and friends are 5 Invited to attend the funeral Thursday morning, JO o'clock at White's Funeral Home, 9th Madison Chester. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.

may call Thursday morning after 9. There will be Donovan Vaughn G. Donovan, 47, an employe of the Sun Oil Co. Research' and Development. Division for 2-1 years, died Sunday in the Delaware Division of the Wilmington Medical Center, after a brief illness.

He lived a 816 Harwood Drive, Gordy Estates, Del. Mr. Donovan was born in Delaware and lived there all lis life. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Atterbury Post American and was a charter member of the Democratic -eague. Surviving are three brothers, toy Elton C.

and George all of Delaware, and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Hatton of Delaware. Services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at the McCrery funeral Home, 2700 Washington Wilmington. Burial will be Riverside Wilmington.

Calling hours will be after 7 Wednesday at the funeral mme. no viewing Wednesday evening. 1UYTHE, GEORGE F. On July 31, 1970. George F.

Blythe, husband of Mrs. Bridget A. Blythe (nee O'Brien) of 3404 W. 4th Trainer, Pa. "5 and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday morning, 5, 1970,: 9 o'clock at the" Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9h Main Trainer, 'Pa.

Requiom Mass, 10 o'clock; the Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord, 9tn St. at Highland Chester, Pa. Communion may be received at Mass. Interment immaculate Vf Heart Cemetery. Friends may jjwll Tuesday evening after 7 P.M.

I 1 BOftOIS, BERTHA S. Wnrsher) 4." On AU9. 2, 1970, widow V-the late Walter Boggis formerly Sw'pf Garden City, Pa. -'Relatives and friends are rr.invitw to the funeral Thursday 10:30 a.m. from the ImschweiieMlrower a 1600 Edgmont.

Chester, Pa. Interment Union Methodist Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening. v'cbupe; ARTHUR H. Sp On Aug.

4, 1970, of 832 Marvel Claymont, Del. Husband Kof Gertruda (nee -McCarthy) B-'toupe. rjoe of his 'funeral given John E. Carr Funeral Home, E. 21st St.

at fi Providence Ave. DONOVAN, VAUOHN G. (SmeKty) i suddenly Wilmington, Del. Aug. 1970, of 816 Harwood Drive, Gordy Estates, Wiim.

Age 47 years. and friends arc invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home, Washington Wihninston, 5 Del. Thurs. 11 a.m. Interment Rlverview Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral wed. alter 7 p.fti OUNN, CAROLYN On August 1970, friend of I Cenlous Robinson. Sister of Mrs. LeaUii Wauon. Long Island, N.Y., Mrs.

Dolores Rouse, Jamaica, Long Island, N.Y., Mils Jennie Jackson Mr. Homer Harden Jr. of New York City. Relatives and friends of family, members of the Pearl B. Dillon, Nurses Unit, the.

Rosella Woods Missionary 2, are invited to attend, the funeral Thursday, evening I p.m., at the Catvary Baptiit Church, X'SWd Baker Sts. Rev; Plus Friends may Xeall at the church. Thursday I'Vevening from 4-1 p.m. Interment morning, lg a.m. Haven y-toemorial Park Cemetery.

ABRAHAM August 2, 1970. Husband late Marsha! F. Essaf 207 Lungren Lenni, Pa. friends K'Jnvlled to attend the funeral .10 A.M., from ft- Calvary Episcopal R' iRocKdale, Pa. may call Tuesday evening at tfte William S-'C.

Rlaby Funeral Home, 15 E. Media. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ORIFFITH, ELIZABETH A. -(net McKeown) Of 8G Aston Mills Aston Pa.

on August 3, 1970, 3-CwMow of late Merritt'-Grlfflth. and friends to attend the funeral x'- Thursday, at 10 a.m. at the Funeral Home, Village Green. High of requiem St. Francis "jf'de Sales Church, 11 a.m.

Friends 5', may call Wednesday evening after Rev. W. D. Johnson dies at 77 Rev. William D.

Johnson, 77, died Friday in the Crozer-Cheser Medical Center, Upland, where he had been a patient ince April 29. He lived at 1724 W. 7th 5t, Chester. Mr. Johnson was born in Queen Anne County, and ad lived in Chester since he was six years old.

He was ordained in 1965 and ivas a member of Asbury V.M.E. Church. He was a ormer employe of the Sun hipbuilding Dry Dock Chester, and was later self-: mployed. Surviving are two sons, Villiam Johnson and Charles Frisbie, both of Chester, and brother, Charetes Johnson of Wednesday at Asbury A.M.E. Church, 6th and Barclay Chester.

Calling hours will be to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the hurch. Burial will be in Greenlawn Caetery, Chester Township. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS BATEMAN FUNERAL HOME 4220 Edgmont Avenue Brookhaven, Pa. TR 6-5237 KNOETGEN Funeral Home 746 Kedron Ave.

Ridley Morton, ta. Kl 4-OWO KELLY, JOHN J. of Nellie C. Kelly tnee Boderi) of Grace Swarthmore. On August 3, 1970.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend, the funeral 9 a.m. Thursday from John P. Nolan Funeral Home, 2316 Providence Cnester. High requiem mass, 10 a.m_ Notre Dame De Lourdes Swarthmore. Interment SS Peter A Paul Cemetery.

Friends may call evening KOFELDT, HENRY M. On August 2, 1970. Husband of Jeannie KofekJt, of Pa. and friends art invited to the -funeral Wednesday 9 A.M. from the Griffith Chapel, i2o Chester Pike, Norwood.

Solemn Requiem Mass 10 A.M. St. Margaret Marys Church, Essington. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9.

MARTIN, JOHN B. Of Betcti waliingforef, On August' 1, Husband of Josephine (nee simbhonis). Relatives and friends, also members of all organizations of which he was a member are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, at 9 A.M., from White's Furwra! Home, fc Madison Chester. High Mass of Requiem St. Johns Chrysostom Church at 10 A.M.

Interment S3. Peter Paul Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. MOSTO, ROSE On 1, 1970, of tht late Nuiuiato of 1 US Upland Chester. Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral on Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m.* from Nacralll Home, 2217 Providence Chester.

Mats St. Anthonys Church 9:30 a.m. Interment Immaculate Heart Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday NEWMAN, TRACY On Aug. 1, 1970, 11M W.

Norris hujband of Ruth Ann, father of Joseph, Kerth, Tracy Jr. Odessa. Son of Kelster Newman brother Newman Jr. (, Odessa Newman. Relatives and friends, also employes of Collapsible Tube Co.

are invited to attend the funeral services Friday evening 8 o'clock from Shiloh Baptist Church, 8th Central Ave. Friends may call the same day at the Church 6 to 8 p.m. Interment Haven Park. PUATT, CBLIA R. (Ntc PlaH) On August 1, 1970, Celia R.

nee Plaft, wife of Robert A. Plait of W. Brookhaven Brookhaven, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Edward E.

Bateman Funeral Home, 42JQ Edomont Brookhaven. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. may call Tuesday evening- POOLE, WADE E. On August 3, 1970, husband of the late Marie Pooic Williams) of Wlnterset Farm, Wilmington, Del.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday p.m. at the Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9th Main Trainer, Pa. Interment Philadelphia Memorial Park. Friends may call after. 12 noon on Wedrssday.

SPAHR, ETHEL baltz) On August 3, 1970, of Clifton Collingdale, pa. Wife of Paul mother of Phyllis, David Paul. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service Thursday, 11 a.m. at Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Collingdale. interment West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may bo made to Sunday Breakfast Assn. of Four Books Bible Conference, Pipersville, Union Gospel Mission Camp, Chester, Pa. a i a Fellowship, Glen Ridge, N.J. NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS MEMBER BY INVITATION YOUR COMPARISON IS WELCOME You don't have to accept everything you see and hear as being the absolute truth. Funeral service is no exception.

Your questions are always welcome and your comparison of our service is invited. In this way you'll be better able to make a decision that's best for you. IMSCHWEILER-BROWER FUNERAL HOME 1600 tiDGMONT CHESTER More than a Century of Service TR 2-33Vi Other deaths MIAMI (AP) Frank E. "Lank" Leonard, 74, onetime sports cartoonist who created the Mickey Finn comic strip nearly 35 years ago. died Sunday after a long ilness.

The strip is carried by 200 newspapers in the United States and Canada. Chester. Services will be 8 p.m. Kelly John J. Kelly, a retired moulder with the former eneral Steel Industries ied Monday in the Crozer- ihester Medical Center, Upland.

He lived at 1420 Grace Road, warthmore. He formerly lived 916 W. 5th Chester. Mr. Kelly was born in Chester and lived to county all his fe.

Surviving are his widow, the ormer Nellie C. Bpden; two aughters, Mrs. Roy Penman of Norwood and Mrs. Joseph WcElwain of Swarthmore; a on, James of Bay Village, )hio; four sisters, Mrs. William Vuest of Maryland, Mrs.

Sue )elaney of Chester, 'Mrs. Aarcella Dalton; of Upper Darby, arid Mrs. Madeline Barr Philadelphia; and six grandchildren and four great- The funeal will be 9 a.m. The funeral will be 9 Thursday from the John P. Noan Funeral Home, 2316 Provi- lence Chester.

High Re- uiem Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. at Notre Dame de- Roman Catholic Church, warthmore. Burial will be in S. Peter and. Paul Cemetery, itarple.

Calling hours will be 7 to 10 Wednesday at the funeral Mrs. Ethel Baltz Spahr, 68, wife of Paul M. Spahr, of 404 Clifton Collingdale, died Monday at Haverford Hospital. Mrs. Spahr was born in Philadelphia and had lived in Collingdale for 45 years and prior to that lived in Colwyn for 15 years.

She was a member of Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, and an associate member of Faith Chapel in UJ- per Darby and a past officer of the Ladies 'Guild. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Phyllis Spahr, a medical missionary in Zambia, Africa; two sons, Dr. David Spahr, principal of Doylestown High School and Paul H. Spahr, a teacher and football coach at Penncrest High School, and four grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m.

Thursday at Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, Collingdale. Burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Lower Merion. There will be no calling hours. Boggis ome. Griffith i a A.

Griffith, 53, of 843 Aston Mills. died Monday at Riddle 'iShe was the widow, of Merritt Griffith, who died in 1966. She was born Elizabeth A. VicKeown in Village Green where she lived all her life. Prior to her retirement in 1936 she was employed at the former Yorkshire Mills in Lenni.

She was a St. Francis de Sale Roman Catholic Churdi, Lenni. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert Bradford of Middletown; two brothers, Joseph McKeown of Lenni and Daniel McKeown of Aston, a sister, Mrs. Frederick Litz of Flowertown; and.

grandchildren. The funeral will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the White-Luttrell Funeral Home, 240 Concord Road, Aston. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 11 a.m. at St.

Francis de Sales Church. Calling hours will be after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Poole Wade D. Poole, 87, a retired Mrs.

Bertha S. Deysher Boggis, 82, died Sunday at the Bishop Nursing Home, Med after a long illness. She was the widow of Walter Boggis. Mrs. Boggis was born in Berks County, Pa.

and had lived in Delaware County for the past 55 years. She was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Chester. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. James F. Miller of Sinking Springs, Pa.

and Mrs. Hannah Elliott of Baltimore. Services will be 10.30 a.m. Thursday at the Imschweiler Brower Funeral Home; 160C Edgmont Chester. Burial will be in Union Methodist Cemetery, Rose Valley.

Calling hours will be Wednesday evening at the funeral home. Mosto The funeral for Mrs Rose Mosto, 80, of 1145 Upland Chester, who died Saturday in Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland, will be 8:30 a.m., Wednesday from the Nacrelli Funeral Home, 2217 Providence Chester. High requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. at St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, 308 W.

Chester. Burial will be in Immaculate Heart Cemetery, Chichester. Calling hours will be this evening at the funeral home. Frank Snear buried A 1 250 persons gg attend Baptist Daily TilflM PhotoMW CHERNOKAU AMONG THOSE at the funeral of Frank A. Snear Jr.

were (from left) U.S. Rep. G. Robert Watkins (R-9thDistrict) of Nicholas F. Catania be an honorary pallbearer." :1 MEDIA Delaware Commissioner Frank A.

Jr. was buried Monday in Media, Cemetery, following a a i service estimated 250 mourners William Rigby Funeral The service for Snear, 66, wtyr. was also chairman of Delaware County Board Supervisors (War Board), conducted by Rev. Johii i of administrator of Fair Farm, the county home for: aged and indigent Middletown. A color guard of brown tan-clad Delaware deputy sheriffs escorted casket throughout the rites.

Among the honorary bearers were Federal John B- Hannum 3rd Unionville; War a Supervisors; members of Delaware County Commerce; Andrew J. Michle 2nd, Montgomery County and County's nine judges. 4i(s Ridley Township. Collector Nicholas F. Catanjag who selected ri a liy.

pallbearers, said it "is impossible to define pallbearers? Everyone here could be; and Edwin S. Hineman. Do you remember when? Men from Franklin Fire Co. Rescue coi Snear died Wednesday. Hahnemann Hospital.

Philadelphia, of heart failure. He had een admitted to the hospital ruly 19. Snear is survived by bis" widow, the former Dorothy lantz of Media and three- brothers, Clayton of Providence; John of McKeesport and William of Va. ocean 25 YEARS AGO Chester Boy Scout Troop 28, sponsored by St. Robert's Church, led all 37 units in the William Penn District for the first; seven months in 1945, it was disclosed Friday at a meeting of the district council in the Chester Troop 26 of 'McCaffrey Village ranked, second for the period and Trainer Troop 1 was third.

With an objective of 80 points for the year, the St. Robert's troop had piled up a total of 203 points through July according records compiled by Paul Brush, chairman of advancement for the district, Chairman' Mark K. Dresden, announced that William Taylor had been appointed chairman of training for the district succeeding Emery kelson. 50 YEARS AGO Capt. Morris A.

Bryan of Co. Guard, received orders today to report Mount' Gretria with his company next Saturday. All the men have been notified to, report at the Chester Armory on Friday evening" "to receive instructions prior to their departure the i morning Company after a whirlwind drive, directed. by Captain succeeed in going way 'Burlesque 1 rated top entertainment building contractor, i Monday in Sacred Heart Hospital, Chester. He had been a resident at Fair Acres Farm, Middletown, for a number of years.

Mr. Poole was born in Virginia and had lived in Delawae County for 30 years. His wife, the 'late Marie Williams, died in March. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. R.

E. Merchant of Wilmington, and Mrs. Wayne Higgins of Glenolden; two sons. Rev. Burt Ray Poole of Los Angeles, and Amber G.

Poole "This Was Burlesque" tosses it all at you: girls in chiffon, fringe, and little' else; top bananas with jokes unblushingly lusty; old tunes; perennial comic routines that still bring laughter; strippers; slapstick; sexy dancing. As Ann Corio, who put the show together and brings it to Valley Forge Music Theater this week, says in her sentimental finale, "No problems, no messages and we only poke fun at ourselves." Jerry Lester, he of the gleeful leer and unceasinging masculine ambitions, is back again with the 1970 edition of this salute 'to form. Dick Bcrnie is another broac comedian, with Billy King Harry Andy Phillips creating variety. of Wilmington, and 13 grandchildren and seven great- grandchildren. Services will be 1 p.m.

Wednesday at the Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer. Burial will be in Philadelphia Memorial Park in Frazer, Chester County. Calling hours will be from jnoon until 1 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS STANSBURY, IRVIN On August 3, wo, husband of the late Emma Frazier Stansbury of 508 W.

10th Chester. Relatives and friends are invited fo attend funeral Friday 8 p.m. from Robinson Memorial Church, 31; Kerlin St. Friends may call Friday evening church from 7-8 p.m. Interment Saturday a.m.

Haven Memorial Part: Cemetery, FeJfonville, Pa. 'irrangemenfs by the John E. Anderson Funeral Home, 560 Kerlin Chester, Pa. predictable-but-amusing roles. As straight man in this collection of low comedy sketches, Dexter Martland sets them up in the alley every time Bobbyc Mack opportunities to has severa display he offensive term in it.

The show just a rollicking, earthy, lapstick entertainment of the cind that movies and TV killed. -HOLLEY R. WEBSTER occupied by a lady and gentleman. The lady clung to he boat rescued by lie Franklin hoys without, onuch difficultyi but the man sight. As Ke rose to the surface, however, Ben quick as a flash umped overboard and swam td lis rescue and -succeeded in anding the man aboard safe and sound.

over the top'and as a result of his untiring efforts will retain its identity in the National Suard. The members were mustered Into service last night in the Armory toy Captain H. A. Watkins, U.S.A. 75 YEARS AGO B.

D. Ayars gallantly rescued a man from drowning at Atlantic City while on the Franklin Fire Company's excursion on Thursday. Mr. Ayars, Hugh Schlegel, James Newell, John Robb and Walter Tazewell, were enjoying a trip on the water when they witnessed the capsizing of a small sail boat GOP Criticizes reassessments GLENOLDEN Mrs. Bessie chairman of, the Republican party said; that Democrats are not alone in property reassessments.

The GOP is in the act, too. Mrs. Oliphant said that she has been in contact with Richard S. Krick, head of the county 1 assessment board, about residents' complaints. Denying charges voiced by the borough's Democractic leader William Dougherty, a reassessment "was done by someone sitting in Media Courthouse and "no one even came out to look at the properties," she said three groups of three men each checked local properties.

Romano -va, Frank Romano, 55, of 34 S. Maple Lansdowne, was found dead of an apparent heart attack Saturday in the parking tot of the Clifton Heights Diner, in''Lansdowhei Mr, 1 Romano managed the diner for many years. He was- the brother of'the late Pasquale J. Romano who was a Mortal borough council president. Ate was'- a Lansdowhe and Clifton Heights Companies.

-1W Surviving are his widow, the, former Margaret E. Beaver; his mother, Mrs. Mary Romano of Lansdowne- two sons, Francis J. Romano Jr; of West Chester arid Michael: of Lansdowne; and three daughters, Patricia McNichol of Philadelphia; Rosemarie Pollack and Mrs. Michele Magill, of Glenolden; two" sisters, Mrs.

Philomona DePolo and Mrs. Rose CappeUo, both of Lansdowne; and tmo brothers, Michael of Clifton Heights and Anthony of Floridar A solemn requiem mast be 10 a.m. Wednesday at -Stt Piilomena Churdi, Baltimore and Highland Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon. hours will ibe to 9 tonight at the Stonelake Funeral Home, Baltimore and Lansdowne talents, both as stripper and comedienne, and she surelj knows how to display them Donna Dee even does trick during her bump-and-grind routine. And The Cuties, a lively, hard working dance group, bounce shake and undulate througl eight numbers.

As "This was Burlesque' teases the audience, flirts with the mildly-embarrassed man on the aisle, pats bald heads, ad libs with the pretty girl in the third row, one is that "involving the audience" long antedates the current rage for staging a production by shouting at the playgoers, urging them to join the nudists or pulling them from their seats. i In "Burlesque" the men keep their clothes on. and Uici dialogue, although full of slang allusions to the hows and whcns of sex. hasn't a four-letter word Flood at Levitz Furniture Warehouse Some time during the night of Friday, July Water had risen over 2 feet throughout the 31st. The Naaman's Creek overflowed behind the Levitz Furniture Company house and show room at Tri State Mall, Claymont, Delaware.

The Traffic Manager being aware of the heavy rains made a preliminary check of the building, and discovered the creek had overflowed and water had risen to a height of 8 feet at the rear loading dock doors. This water surged into the lower level of Levitz warehouse where the main inventory of furniture is kept in racks. entire warehouse floor. The showroom was not in anyway effected by this water. Immediate calls were placed by the traffic manager to all warehouse and management personnel.

A cleanup was put into effect immediately. The showroom opened on time Saturday morning. Management is presently working on a complete inventory--damages are unknown. Many customers awaiting delivery or who had to pick up furniture were disappointed and explanations were given. Crewi art working 24 hours a day to rectify situation..