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48 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1954 Obituaries Death Claims Teacher In Midland Mrs. Ruth White Stricken in Hospital Mrs. Ruth White, 50, of 11 East Midland, a school teacher, died in Rochester General Hospital, yesterday. She the wi of Lawrence A. was White.

Born in Donora, Mrs. White had been a resident of Midland for 42 years and was a teacher in the Fourth Street Elementary School She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Midland, the Queen Esther Class Street of the PTA church, and 'Jessamine Chapter No. 234, OES. Surviving are one son, Law. rence two daughters, Mrs.

Ruth Davis, of Wampum, and Dorothy, of Midland; a land; sisters, Mrs. brother, Elmer, MidFrances Diefenderfer, of Dauberville, Mrs. Margaret Byrne, and Mrs. Mary Wallin, both of Pittsburgh, and her father, George M. Folk, of Midland.

Friends are being received at the Cannon Funeral Home, 848 Midland Midland, where services will be p. m. Saturday. Burial will be in Beaver Cemetery. Patrick W.

Corrigan Solemn requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a. a m. tomorrow in St. Mary of the Mount Church, Mt. Washington, for Patrick William Corrigan, 73, retired clerk in the County Tax Revision Office.

Mr. Corrigan, who resided at 301 Bigham was the fatherin-law of former City Council- Harry Teryer has switched to GAINES! See why on page 32 For a Praises Jane Russell's Work Hollywood Church Leader Visits City Attends Parley In Mt. Lebanon Jane Russell's Sunday school supervisor just dropped in for a quick hello to Pittsburgh. She is Dr. Henrietta C.

Mears, director of Christian education at the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, the largest Presbyterian Church in the U. S. She has found the movie queen to be as genuine and simple a person as you would find anywhere. "She has organized any number of Bible study classes among movie people," says Dr. Mears, "and her home is always open for our meetings." Mears same to Pittsburgh yesterday to meet ministers and teachers of the Sabbath School at the Mt.

Lebanon United Presbyterian Church. She is on her way to visit Evangelist Billy Graham in London. Her with the movie people, including Marie Wilson, Colleen Townsend, and Connie Haines, is not all that is to be said about her career in Holly. wood, where she has worked for 26 years. She is going to London to help with the counseling of those who have found faith man Joseph A.

McArdle. He retired June 15, 1951, after being in the tax office for 15 years. DR. HENRIETTA C. MEARS Teaches the Bible.

through Billy Graham. She will work with Graham for six weeks. before returning to Hollywood. Montefiore Hospital. He was He is survived by one daugh-2443 Wylie -ter, Mrs.

McArdle; one widow, Mrs. Vincent P. Corrigan, and two bers; a son, sisters, Mrs. Margaret McGee brothers and a and Agnes Corrigan. Friends are Friends are being received at the W.

T. Poole the McCabe Funeral Home, 5300 2161 Wylie Ave: Penn Ave. in Union Dale Watt G. Chambers Services for Watt G. Chambers, former United States Steel Corp.

employe, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Ebenezer Baptist Church, 2001 Wylie Uptown. Mr. Chambers died Tuesday who lived at is survived by Marcella ChamEdward, and two sister.

being received at Funeral Home, Burial will be Cemetery. de Earl E. Speicher E. Spiecher, 50, a professional medical service representative for E. R.

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Liberty Ave. Do Speicher-Grady Drug Store in Johnstown, Mr. Speicher was a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy. anon. Methodist Church, he beA member of the Mt.

Leb- longed to 1. Phi Delta Chi fraters, Mrs. H. R. Coleman of Syria Shrine Temple.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Norma Aley Speicher, and a son, J. at home; three ters, R. Coleman Cars. Johnstown, Mrs.

E. E. Colliver of Holsopple, Mrs. McNulty of Jerome, and brother, Richard, of Johnstown. Friends are being received at the H.

M. Picking and Sons Funeral Home, Johnstown, where services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday. Burial will be in Johnstown, Pa.

Mrs. Elvira Dunsky MONESSEN, April 29 (Special) -Funeral services will be held here Saturday for Mrs. Elvira Dunsky, a St. Hospital graduate nurse. Mrs.

Dunsky, of 97 South Tenth Pittsburgh, died yesterday in Charleroi-Monessen Hospital following a long illness. Surviving are her husband, Joseph; five sisters, Mrs. John Perina Palermo, Mrs. Charles Nina Fedutes, Mrs. Freeman Genevieve Myrick, all of Newell, Mrs.

Edith Wilson and Mrs. Jack Rose Wilson, both of burgh; a brother, Dominick, of Newell, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bartolomucci, also of Newell. Friends are being received at the home of her parents where a brief service will be at 9:30 a.

m. followed by requiem mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Newell. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Coal Center, Pa. Mrs.

Emma D. Beech Services for Mrs. Emma D. Beech, one of two charter bers of the Calvary Presbyterian Church, will be Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in the T. D.

Turner Funeral Home, 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Beech, wife of William Beech, died yesterday morning at her home, 1575 Clark after a short illness. Mrs. Beech was active in the Sunday school and church activities at Calvary Presbyterian.

She was also a member of the Wilkinsburg unit of the WCTU. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Richard Thompson, of Somers Point, N. two sons, Taylor H. and Albert Beech, of Wilkinsburg; grandchildren and six great dren.

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