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Asbury Park Press. Wed. Jan. 11. 1978 A19 Obituaries Additional Obituaries on Page A20 See SERVICES for more details on some obituaries Vincent S.

Haneman, 75, Robert Murphy, Diplomat, Ex-Supreme Court Justice Aided Allies in African Drive NEW YORK (AP) Funeral services will be held tomorrow for career diplomat Robert D. Murphy, whose derring-do World War II mission paved the way for the Allied Invasion of Africa. Murphy died Monday night in his Park BRIGANTTNE Former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Vincent S. Haneman died yesterday in his sleep in Richmond, Va. He was 75.

A longtime resident here, Mr. Haneman died while on his way to his winter home in Naples, Fla. Mr. Haneman was appointed to the state MRS. SAMUEL SHERMAN OCEAN TOWNSHIP Mrs.

Lena Sherman, 87, of 1302 Stewart died yesterday at the Medl Center, Neptune. Mrs. Sherman was born in Austria. She lived in Asbury Park for 65 years before coming here seven years ago. She was a member of the Sisterhood Congregation Sons of Israel and the Hadassah, both Asbury Park.

Her husband, Samuel died in 1974. Surviving are her two sons, Max, Bradley Beach; Martin, Asbury Park; two daughters Mrs. Ann Michaels, St. Petersburg, Mrs. Mildred Marshall, with whom she lived; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

The Richard C. Hoidal Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. BENNIE BONACK JACKSON TOWNSHIP Bennle Bonack, 83, of 138-B Prank Applegate Road, who died Monday at Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake-wood, is survived by his wife, the former Anna Pures. Her name was misspelled in yesterday's Asbury Park Press. SARAH r.

SMITH UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Miss Sarah Frances Smith, 77, Baker Hill Farm, Route 526, died yesterday at Freehold Area Hospital. She was born in Hlghtstown and lived here most of her life. She was a member of Sphinx Chapter 130, Order of the Eastern Star; United Volunteer Service of Central Jersey, and the Upper Freehold Baptist Church. Surviving are a brother, former Monmouth County Freeholder Charles I. Smith, here, a niece and a nephew.

The Peppier Funeral Home, Allen town, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. STANLEY ZEMEJDA BRICK TOWNSHIP Mrs. Helen Zemej-da, 61, of 230 Virginia Drive, died yesterday. Mrs.

Zemejda was born in Yonkers, N.Y., and moved here from Edison a year ago. She was the widow of Stanley Zemejda. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. Avenue home at the age of 83.

He had been 1 ill since suffering a stroke last November. Services are to be held at a.m. tomor- row at the Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Chevy Chase, Md. He is survived bv two I vy Supreme Court on Nov. 28, 1960, by former Gov.

Robert Meyner. A Republican, he retired from the seat on March 1, 1971. Mr. Haneman maintained an office in Atlantic City for many years. He attended East Orange High School and graduated in 1919.

He received his LL.D. degree from Syracuse University in 1923, and was admitted as an attomev in 1924. and daughters, actress Rosemary Murphy and Mildred Pond, and grandson by the latter. His wife, the former Mildred Taylor, died in 1974. MURPHY Services the department.

Murphy retired from the State Department In 1959 and Joined Corning Glass International. He retired five years ago as board chairman of the firm. Murphy helped former President Richard Nixon select his diplomatic appointments in 1969 and served on the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board under President Gerald Ford. CHARLES A. CHILD HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP Charles A.

Child, 68, of 111 Crawford's Corner Road, died Monday at the East Orange Veterans Admininistration Hospital. Mr. Child retired in 1974 after 35 years as a mechanic with the Central Railroad of New Jersey. He was an avid hunter and a sportsman. He was born in Jersey City and lived here the past 40 years.

He was an Army veteran of World War and a member of the American Legion Post 23, Keyport, and the post's color guard unit. Mr. Child was a communicant of St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Vera Finnen, and a sister, Mrs.

Edith Tiernan, Kenilworth. The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. CHRISTINE HUBER HAZLET TOWNSHIP Christine Huber, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Huber, 44 Parkview Drive, died Monday at the North Jersey Training School, Totowa. She was born in Hackensack and lived here most of her life. She attended St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel Township. Surviving besides her parents are two sisters, Loretta Ann and Tricia Joy, both at home; her paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Huber, Clifton, and her maternal grandparents, Harold Ferger, English-town, and Mrs. Loretta Mueller, WoodbridRe. The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Banma A- on Jan nr of lit wo, joauon. wmea numama or Brooklyn, N.Y. and grew up in East Orange. He moved to Atlantic City in the 1920's to practice law and get involved in Republican politics. He won a seat in the Assembly with Frank S.

"Hap" Farley, who later became a power in the state Senate, as his running mate. He was perhaps the most conservative member of the court. An opinion he filed in December 1955 took the U.S.Supreme Court to task for its "one man, one vote" decisions. Haneman was assemblyman from Atlantic County from 1938 to 1944; counsel to New Jersey Racing Commission, 1940 to 1944 and common pleas Judge, Atlantic County, from 1944 to 1947. He was appointed vice chancellor in 1947.

He became a Judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey in 1948, assigned to the Chancery Division, and to the Appellate Division in 1958. He then was reappointed with life tenure in 1954 and appointed associate Justice of the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Mr. Haneman served as mayor of Brtgantine from 1934 to 1942. He was a member of the Atlantic County and New Jersey.

Bar associations, the Elks, Red Men, Sigma Nu, Phi Jelta Phi and Phi Kappa Phi. Trinity Lodge, F4AM, and the American Bar Association. Surviving are his wife, Maxine, and two sons, Vincent and Howard a former Atlantic County freeholder. MRS. EDWARD SCOTT LONG BRANCH Mrs.

Annie L. Epps Scott, 61, of 135 Rockwell died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Mrs. Scott was born in Middletown Township and moved here from Asbury Park 15 years ago. She was employed as a senior aide at Monmouth Medical Center.

Mrs. Scott was the widow of Edward, who died in 1943. Surviving are two sons, Charles L. and Richard both here; a daughter, Mrs. De-lores Wheeler, here; her mother, Mrs.

Peter Epps, Red Bank; five sisters, Mrs. Mildred M. Hughes, Matawan Township; Mrs. Catherine E. Epps, here; Mrs.

Louise Garrett, Red Bank; Virginia Dickson, here, and a brother, William D. Epps, Red Bank, and five grandchildren. The Cofer Memorial Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. Wfwm Aisvpnovt Am PuImv ImM A. MuwAl SMITH Ohmti on Man.

Jon. rm at "T-ed Btver, formerly of HHtUdt and kvwohxv Beloved husband at Anno M. (not WMa), devoted fofher of Mrs. Betty Galon, Mrs. Anno Rouman and Gorrv O.

SmHhl brother at Mrs. Bessie Craumon and Mrs. Edith VorseneKk; oho five grandcMuran. Funeral on Wt, Jon. It at 10 am.

at lhoMoul Fume Home, yvu westftetd Ave Scotdt P1om. IntarTnant Hoavwood Momonoi Pork, UMon, hU. visitation Waa -4 and 7-tO p.m. mwwt mm yi ami frwmftmmmtf 90 at wood MomorM MoffVeV fVA aarowon Brdoa II at m. County Una M.

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Rosary I pjn. KM. wm. ywwwi r-y p-m. rues, one seea CHMIELEWSKI iva mm ef the men 0MIhI Brk Town, NJ.

on Jon. 171 SMITH Sarah Franoai of Kouta SM (Bokar HIK Form), Uppar FraahaM Townahlp, on Jan. 10, In har Ttth yaar. Snrtor of Oam I. Vnnh.

RaHvM and ftlondl or Invited to attend the funeral on Friday at II am. from mo PaDpMr Funeral Home, 114 S. Mam St. AJentown, NJ. Rev.

Anon Goryle omclale. Interment Cedar HU Cemetery, I ilylilttown. Fr1end may can Thursday evening 7-t. Ojph-ejutlont may rje otven to the Uooer Freehold Baptttt Oturah, Irmow fewry NJ. Muwok or eMven moo or ana Town, wunwnw or no jr aw rour oreor- ouno iewol Homo.

US MarrMofcm Ra IFM. SMI a) earner at Meaner Aik arte Town, on THurv Jon. 12 at JB in Funeral Mom In VlinoHon OiurrJi In A native of Milwaukee, Murphy's first diplomatic post was with the American legation in Switzerland in 1917. He became American consul in Paris in 1930, between a series of State Department assignments at home and abroad. Prior to American entry into World War n.

Murphy served as charge d'affaires to the Vichy French government. Murphy went to Algiers to negotiate an economic accord with the Vichy regime there and began to build up a secret cadre of French military leaders and others who were willing to help the Allies. Prior to the British-American Invasion of North Africa in 1942, Murphy managed to slip undetected into the area and prepare the way for the Allied landings, which were accomplished with relatively minor losses. Following the Allied capture of Rome in 1944, one of Murphy's first duties was to fly in with a message from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Pope Pius XII.

Later, Murphy took part In negotiations in Italy designed to bolster relations with Marshal Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia. He visited the Yugoslav partisan leader on the island of Vis. After the war, Murphy served as ambassador to Belgium and later to Japan. He was recalled to Washington as under secretary of state for political affairs, the No. 3 post In eVldl Town or 10 om.

Interment Hehr Moma Ceme-try. Jersey ewy. vnmng 4 ona p.m. an Woe, FLAHERTY Mutuant Kompf, ess- 71, of 11 Lo-euai Lang Branny on Jon. Ttli at her ipiidome.

funeral sarvtot Vurv, Jorvil 1 1 am. the) kVooeey Pototo) Mama. 10 Merrei etv uno tntonwosM Plywood Cofriotoi rVoftLofij BuBitlv SPIZZUCO BHabem, of 1501 BouKW Cltv Hwy. aVxiider Cm, Nevooa on Jan 1071, oat 75. BMOved mother of Anthony, Jack, Sam, Doruei PhyNfft, Domres Mekr, Antomeile Luna Georgia Broaden and Berry Thomok.

Funeral from the Frandom Taylor I Laoer Funeral Home, 1300 loth a Atklnt Ave. Neotune, I J0 am Fn. Jan. IX Mom 9 am. Our Ladv of Mt.

Cor-mol Churoh. hileiitieiil Mt. Corvary Cemetery. Frtendt may can Thurv 4 TINF onM VMauar. of Oajrch st- Leba GKUOL Moana M.

O. en Jan. ef Lemv Ave, lumegn. Bekwed wife of John w. Hie ia Urter Ava- Wumten.

non, Fa. on Jan. 1 197k. Lebanon. Pa Age M.

Funeral Ttxjrv, Jan. It at 1 from Rohkjnd Funer of Ovrtet V. Com. Fund) a) from the Wan Cle al Home, ana ujrnoenana srv, Larjonon, ro imer- Ftnral Home. 40 Front Labonan Cemetery.

Frlendk mov con of the counsellor in 1928. HANEMAN Mr. Haneman was born April 25, 1902 in STANLEY JOHN SZAZO FORT MYERS, Fla. Stanley John Szaso, 61, a former resident of Bloomfield, N.J. and Point Pleasant, N.J.

died here Dec. 29. Born in Newark, N.J., he lived in Point Pleasant for nine years before moving here last August. Mr. Szaso was employed as a carpenter for Abbey Contractors, Irvinton, N.J.

He was a Navy veteran ot World War II and a member of the American Legion Post No. 395, East Orange, N.J. for nearly 10 years. He is survived by his wife, Margaret, here; three daughters, Miss Barbara Szado, East Orange, Mrs. Linda Lynch, Point Pleasant, and Mrs.

Margaret Barter, Glen Rock, N.J.; two sisters, Mrs. Janet Ingersoll, Green Brook Township, N.J., and Mrs. Mary Kelly, Union, N.J., and four grandchildren. The Harvey Funeral Home, here, was in chs -e ot arrangements. MRS.

WILLIAM WIDMAIER POINT PLEASANT BEACH Mrs. Leila Dunn Widmaier. 85, of the Claremont Care Center, died yesterday. Mrs. Widmaier was born in New York City and lived in Farmlngdale for 30 years before moving to West Palm Beach, where she lived for 15 years.

She was the widow of William Widmaier. Surviving are her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frances B. Dunn, Toms River, and a granddaughter, Robin Ifft, Chapel Hill, N.C. The Anderson and Campbell Funeral home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. LEO WAIVERS KEYPORT Mrs. Ann Waivers, 46, of Florence Avenue, died Monday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. M. Mod Bonk an Frt.

Jan. 11 r.X am Funeral runaral home on Thur. from 12 noon until time of hum Htty ltom cnurav Rumeon, ro am 4111 110111 Mount Oevet Cemetery, Mtdootown. VltMollon Thurt. yi 7-4 em HAVVLEY jTMphine A.

ef HO Creaoent, Sao OMjtoriTariy at MotthJok, an Man, Jan. 0. lft Be-layad woe of the Mte wtord Howieyi devoted mot or af Mn Morgwt H. Aplietj granomothar of Katharine A. Oreatol and Mmutjei A.

DeCaerro. ServtoM artvoM at the OBrien Funeral Home, Rte. IS, Wad Two. vtemng hour, ki Mu of floweni uedHjutluiie to tut fAannaait Fim AM touad would be nienoiMif VISONE Faeauole, 44, of 110 Roymere Ave. WonamOMA, on Jan.

9. 1971. Beloved husband af Helen Devoted Fattier of Mrs Mary Ellen Burary. Mrt FatrtcM Ann DeAngem and Mrt Carole kmc. Loving brother of Frank, Mrt Mary Nordto, Mrt Josephine Tumese, Mrt Tettlo CerrJM.

Steubi other af Additional Obituaries Page A20 Arthur and Anna oemno and Mrt Make Grasso. Funeral Thurtdoy, Jan, 12, 1974, tc30 am from Franctant Taylor 4 Lopn Funeral Home, 704 7th Ave. Aabury Park. Mom 9 am. Our Lady of Mt.

Car-mei C. Church, mtei menl St. Catharine's Cemetery, Seo GUI. Friends may cat Tuesday. 7-9 kin.

and Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 Rotary, Wed. I p-m. tCIE ING Hewn, of 141 Hue) Drive. Ocean, Jan.

1 NT. Banved af warier kiee- af 905 Oremwood WALHEIM krlna Hno. Devoted mother of WoMr and meat Kletekng. Mir WoMr F. Forker conduct the service In the Buckley Funam Home, 2nd Ave, Aabury Fork, on Thurs.

Jan. 12, at II am. kikeiiiaiit Monmouth Mamartol Fork. Frtenok mov col at the funero) home, WeQ. and 7-9 em Iktluhtl, on Tues, Jan.

10, I97. BMoved JarBtti Flonopivi. DspVoitMj tottMi of Kuttt Palrtcifl and Ombarx. Brvfhar of Mn wKJIwl-T r-tlaTPLaw nUsBMjBU (jf Lot Oront, Mn. Maroarv Mwttoa Mrt.

Softy Litter ana uwrinca m. warrm. rorwai worn mm ut Funeral Home, Hwv. IS, Wok, on Frl. at I am.

Funeral Mats 9 am. ot St. Catherine's Church, Spring Lake. Ritetntenl Parish Cemetery. Visiting Thurs.

2-4 1 7-9 NELSON age 57, of S4I Bath Ave. 1971, ot Monmouth Medical of flowers canfrejuttons to the American iOna Brgnon, an Jon. Cantor. Burial Office Society would be appreciated. Frl.

Jan. 11 H) am worn v. Branch. Frlendk mov James Bntsrnoal Church, Long cat at the Wootey Funeral Hon Branch. Thurs.

2-4 and 7-0 am. Home. am. 10 MorreH St. Lang ei Heu of ftowert can trfbullent may be mode to me Arthritic Founaotlon.

Card of Thanks IT'S RIGHT UP YOUR ALLEY. The Bowling column in Saturday's Press. You'll find reviews of bowlers, leagues and events in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Plus, local league scores and bowling tips. Don't miss it! REDMOND MencftMiudrt, tarina formarty of South H.

of 101 Lokewood Rd. Befmor, on Jon M. Be-nee Oatkivli tteufultek- af 11 am at the huobavj of EHiobeth tv Otesnev. Funeral servlca Frt. rvtte Frt.

A. Reely Funeral Home, Oth Ave, and FOGG The Fogg fomHv wishes to thank everyone OF. aWMrlTMnt Mentortol Fork. Vlsmraj 74. Hu service Thurs.

ttvjuptfulneu during the for their acts of kindness an and Wed. 7-9 and Thurs. 2-1 and IJO pm. time of our sorrow. The Fogg FomHv "OTT Amwj (Eppsi, of 120 Rockwell Ave.

Lena Jan. 10, 1971 Beloved ooughter of an tues. In Memoriam B. eppsj oevateo motner 1 aeon, mt. upra Mrs.

Waivers was born in Harrison, ana lived here 15 years. She was a salesperson at J.M. Fields. Surviving are her husband, Leo; a son, Leo Belleville; and two brothers, Edward McBride, Harrison, and Charles McBride, Jackson Township. The Day Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Madred M. Huones, Mrs. Catherine E. Bpae, .12.

Mm 1 11. vrama utexson. ms uetan eone. 1 D. Epptj and undmowtet1 of ftve.

Funeral Thurs. 1 am from the Cater Mtmonal Home, 240 Srnwtoury Ave. Red Bank, Rev. Samuel Cameron 1 Bnattna. itwiiieK White Ridge Cemetery, Botontow FRANKLIN Donald Jr.

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