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Wdnd. Aug. 15,194 TT Nwi-Jouma! papjr B5 Obituaries JoAnne R. McDade JoAnne R. McDade.

54. of Kingsley Drive. Newark, formerly of Claymont, died of cancer Tuesday in the Memorial Division. She had been ill for the past nine months. Mrs.

McDade was a member of St. John's-Holy Angels Catholic Church in Newark, where she belonged to the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality. She moved to Newark from Claymont five years ago. She is survived by her husband, James a son. Wade S.

at home; her mother, Edith Russler of Claymont; a brother, Daniel Mc. Russler of Wilmington; and two sisters, Louella Richardson and Patricia A. Parks, both of Claymont. Services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Gebhart Funeral Home, 3401 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, where friends may call Friday niohf frnm 7 tn 0 Hm4 will four great-grandchildren.

Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Berry Funeral Home, Northwest Front Street. MUford, where friends may call Thursday night from 7 to 9. Burial will be in Bar-ratt's Chapel Cemetery, Fredenca. Nora R.

Schaen Nora R. Schaen. 78, of 2101 Southway Drive, Kimberton, Newark, died of cancer Tuesday at the home of her son at 51 Wedgewood Road, Newark. Mrs. Schaen was a member of Friendship Temple 6 of the Pythian Sisters and Rebecca Lodge.

Her husband, George, died in 1972. She is survived by three sons, George William and Charles all of Newark; two daughters, Lorraine Fretz of Newark and Nora Lee Vorous of Smyrna; a brother, Wilson Beck of Newark; three sisters, Margaret Moyer of West Chester. and Erma Williams and Elizabeth A. Reed MILTON Service for Elizabeth A. -Betty Reed, 67.

of 57 Atlantic will be Thursday m. at the Short Funeral Home, 416 Federal St where the family will receive friends tonight from 7 to 9. She was shot to death Saturday while working at the Sussex County garbage transfer station on Sussex 214 near Anderson Crossroads, south of Lincoln. Mrs. Reed retired in 1982 as a seamstress for the Graves Manufacturing Co.

in Milton after 45 years service. She was the DenM-cratic committee woman for the 4ft and the 37th districts in Sussex County. She was a member of the Milton VFW Ladies Auxiliary and the Ladies Democratic Club of Sussex County. She is survived by her husband, Carl a son, Richard R. of Milton; two sisters, Grace Conway.

aal Alva Jones, both of Georgetown; two brothers. William F. Betts and David M. Betts, both of Milton; two grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Burial will be in Betts Cemetery, Milton.

Robert J. McQoskey Robert J. McCloskey. 71, of 2406 Frederick Roselle, died of a ruptured aneurysm Monday in the Delaware Divison. Mr.

McCloskey was a retired office manager for Hercules Inc. in Wilmington. He was a member of Armstrong Lodge 26. He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church in Roselle, where he served on the finance committee and administrative board. He was past president of the National Office Managers Association of Delaware and past president of the Antique Auto Club-Brandywine Region.

He is survived by his wife, Mary two daughters, Margo M. Davis of Coventry, and Roberta M. Williams of San Jose, two brothers, William of Cokesbury Village and Roland of Elkton, six grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be Thursday night at p.m. at the McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, where friends may call one hour prior to services, and where Masonic services will be conducted at 7:30.

Graveside services will also be held Friday at 1 p.m. in East Waterford (Pa.) Cemetery. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Delaware Association for the Blind, 800 West Wilmington 19899. Sister St. Mark FLOURTOWN, Pa.

Sister St. Mark, the former Catherine Gertrude Kelly, who taught at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parochial School in Liftwood, near Wilmington, for more than 10 years, died of liver failure in St. Joseph's Villa, Flourtown, on Saturday. She was 68. Sister St.

Mark, of the Catholic Sisters of St. Joseph, was a native of Philadelphia. She taught sixth grade at Immaculate Heart of Mary until about three years ago, when she began teaching in a program for gifted and talented students. She was admitted to St. she had been a patient since May.

Mrs. Miller had worked in the foster grandparents program in the Newark School District for 11' years. She was a member of the Newark Senior Center, where she enjoyed playing bingo, sewing and crocheting When she was younger, she worked in a toy factory in Newark, N.J., and in department stores there. Mrs. Miller was good with her hands, and especially enjoyed being around children, according to her daughter, Viola Ruth Finnan of Newark.

Her husband, William died in 1967. In addition to her daughter, she is survived by a brother, Peter Hahnemann of Caldwell, N.J.; a sister. Lillian Stotz of Union, N.J.; a grandson and six great-grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Robert T.

Jones and Son Funeral Home, 122 W. Main Newark, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Head of Christiana Cemetery, Newark. Norman E. Collins Sr.

MIDDLETOWN Norman E. Collins Sr. 71, of 1306 Middle Neck Road, died Monday in the Delaware Division after a heart attack at home. Mr. Collins retired in 1973 after working for 23 years at the General Motors Boxwood assembly plant.

After retiring, he went into farming, and at the time of his death was a corn seed dealer for Agway Co. in Middletown. He was a member of the board of directors of Southern States Cooperative Inc. and a member of the Maryland Farm Bureau of Cecil County. He was an active member of the Delaware Agricultural Museum in Dover.

He was a 60-year member of Bethesda United Methodist Church in Middletown. Surviving are his wife, Katie Leola.a son, Norman E. Jr. of Newark; a daughter, Brenda C. Currey of Melrose, a brother, Gilbert L.

of Middletown; and three grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 11 a.m. at the Daniels Hucthison Funeral Home, 212 N. Broad where friends may call Thursday night after 7. Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Scarborough Award, care of the University of Delaware, 058 Townsend Hall, Newark 19711. H.Memll Lynch Jr. MARTINEZ, Calif. H. Merrill Lynch 60, of 623 Hidden Lakes Drive, formerly of Wilmington, died of cancer Saturday at home.

Mr. Lynch retired in the 1970s from Hercules Inc. in California as director of safety and personnel. He was a 1949 graduate of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa. He moved to California from Delaware 24 years ago.

Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Mae White; two sons, H. Merrill Lynch III of Benicia, and C. Clark Lynch of Rodeo, a daughter, Susan Lynch of Monterey; a brother, William S. Lynch Sr. of Carrcroft, near Wilmington; a sister, J.

Marie Brooks of Tarleton. also near Wilmington; and four grandchildren. Services and burial will be today in San Francisco. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. 1701 19th San Francisco 94122, or to Delaware Hospice Suite 109, Talley Building, 3509 Silverside Road, Wilmington, Del.

19810. Mary F. George Mary F. George, 65, of 3048 Old County Road, Newark, died of cancer Tuesday at home. Mrs.

George operated the Mary Moore Beauty Salon in Newark for 25 years before retiring in 1977. She was a member of St. John's Catholic Church in Newark. Her husband, Renard died in 1979. She is survived by a sister, Lucille M.

Clopper of Newark. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Thursday at 11 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Church, Main and Chapel streets, Newark. There will be no viewing.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 106 Haines Newark 19711, or to the Delaware Hospice 3509 Silver-side Road, Wilmington 19803. John F. Myers Sr. BOWERS BEACH John F. Myers former Harrington police chief, died from complications of a stroke Monday in Kent General Hospital, Dover.

He was 76. Mr. Myers, of D. 1. North Bowers Beach retired in 1967 as a general foreman at the Chrysler Corp Newark assembly plant after 12 years of service.

Before thai, he was chief of police for the town of Harrington in the early, 1950s. He was a member of the North Bowers Beach Fire Company and a Mason. He was a Philadelphia native. Surviving are his wife. Florence two sons, John F.

Jr. of Ypsi-lanti. and Gilbert R. Sr. of Bowers Beach; a daughter, Dolores Miller, also of Bowers Beach; two brothers.

George W. of St. Petersburg. and Mark L. of Philadel-' phia.

two sisters, Edna Dougherty and Margaret Stackowicz. both of Philadelphia; 12 grandchildren and DEATH NOTICES Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood, Pa. Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1708 Levering Wilmington 19806. Frieda Maria Miller SMYRNA Frieda Maria Miller, 90, formerly of Independence Circle, Newark, died of congestive heart failure Monday in the Delaware Hospital for the Chronically 111, Sunnyside Road, where IN MEMORIAM CHIMIN In loving memory of mv beloved ion, Anthony Tonv" Griffin, who passed away suddenly 1 veer ago today. Wt Oo not know IK earn you felt Nor hear your final sioh We only know you left us Without a oood-bve I Dearly loved and sadly misted Dad.

Brothers Chuck ie i Shewn; i Sisters: Lvnn, Shan. Buttons; Children: Nakeei, Tie, 4 Little Tony; and Mom-Mom Lovinio GRIFFIN Tony, It's been a very long and Irving year, since you went away 10 be wtrt God, August IS, 193. love and miss you so very much, Bui the beautiful memories I have of vou and me make It ootsibto for me to keeD moving on. Thais the way you would have wanted it. Love, Your Sister Lvnn GRIFFIN In loving memory of Anthony Griffin who passed away 1 year ago today Tony, it's been a year since our Father called vou home.

Not a day has oassed without memories of vou. It's not easy living without vou but through Jesus Christ our Savior we shall ever be together. An emoty Place no one can fill, We mist you Tony and always win. Love vou. Shelly, Danny and Everyone In Delaware City HOtSCHEL In loving memory of Barbara Hoeschel.

Sadly Missed and Never Forgotten. Teresa Peace AABrtf In Invina mnwu nl Rlanrhe Mark. who passed awav August IS, 1979. Although vou mav be gone, You will never be forgotten. Sadly missed, Your husband Bob CARD OF THANKS ALBANESI Wt with to express our heartfelt thnk and appreciation to ail our relatives, friendi, neighbors, Rev.

Mario Bugtiosi, Dr. Woi-niah and the nursing staff of 4th floor-General Division, for their help, comfort, support, food, cards, flowers, Memorial contributions, and acts of kindness shows us during the illness and recent death of our husband and father, Anthony F. Alba nest. Mrs. Lucy Albanest and Mary Ann MILLER wt wisn to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for all the cards, flowers, food, telephone calls and ail expressions of sympathy during and after the sudden death of my husband, Joseph Miller, also father and grandfather.

A Special Thanks to the Water Dept relatives, friends and neighbors of the 400 4 500 Block of McCabt Avt. for what thtv did in Snecial Ihenks to our Slate Resorsentetive Al Plant, all Ihe Ministeri who praved over him, the two solo singers, piano player, the Staff at Congo Funeral Home and most of an Ihe Pallbearers Sadly submitted by His Wife MITCHELL The Family of the late Aliene Mitchell, withet to express Iheir lhanks and thai thair Iwtl- pelhy during Iheir lime of grief THE MCGHEE FAMILY SANTIAGO We. the femllv of Ella Mae (Baby Sis) Santiago thank you sincerely for vour pravert, thoughts and contributions Although our hearts are heavy you've made II easier. Sincerely, the Santiago Family DEATH NOTICES ALBERA In this city on August 13, 1914. Madeline, wife of Ihe late Jessie Albera, of 4 Sundew Meadowood Aged 9 veers Relatives and friends are Invited to attend Mass of Chrisilan Burial al SI.

Anthony's C. Church 9th I Duoont Sis. on Thursday morning al 10 30 Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call al Ihe MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 7th i Broom Sis. on Wednesday evening alter 7.

BARK In the Churchman Village Retirement Home on August 13, 1984, Carroll husband of Esther Barr ol 615 Augustine St Bestfieid. Aged ee years. Funeral services end interment will be private There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers Ihe family suggests contri-' buttons to the Delaware Lung 1301 Delaware Ave. or Ihe Deieware Heart Fund, 4 Trolley Square Arrangements by the NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME.

BARTELS Al her late residence on August 13, l4, Elizabeth wife of the laie Charles A. Barieis Sr, of 104 Florence Ave, McDoniel Hots, age 79 years Reietives and friends are Invited to attend the services from Ihe Ml. Lebanon United Melhodisl Church, on Wednesday morning, August IS, at 10AM, Interment In Chester Bethel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers Ihe family suggest contributions to Ml. Lebanon Melhodisl Church, ISO Ml Lebanon Rd, 19103 Arrangements by Ihe MCCRERY FUNERAL HOMES.

BEVERIDGI In the Delaware Division on August 13, 1914. William husband of Ethel Beverldge ol 2105 Garfield Ave Gwinhurst. Aged al years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from Ihe McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 39J4 Concord Pike Ta'ievvllie on Thursday morning, August la at Ham Interment In Silverbrook Cemetery. Donations may be made to Ihe Delaware Blood Bank, University Plaia, Newark.

CORLETO-LATINA FUNERAL HOME Tiaditic oft "Diiuty. Ptiifu't find jwstlj 10 UnonS. ASK rui A Free Electronic Hearing Test THURS. I FRI. AUG.

1 17 our offices or in your own home (yes, we make house calls). Assistance in the purchase of a Beitone hearing aid also will be available. jta w. ie it Barbara Roman, both of Newark; 22 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren. Services will be Saturday at 11 a.m.

at the Robert T. Jones Son Funeral Home, 122 W. Main Newark, where friends may call Friday night from 7 to 9. Burial will be in Newark Cemetery. Carroll Scott Barr Jr.

Carroll Scott Barr 66, of 615 Augustine Bestfieid, died of heart failure Monday in Churchman Village Retirement Home, 4949 Ogletown-Stanton Road, where he had been a patient for the past two weeks. Mr. Barr retired in 1977 as a machinist at the Amtrak Wilmington Shops after 38 years of service. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was a Delmar native.

Surviving are his wife, Esther two sons, C. Scott III of New Orleans, and John M. of Newark; two daughters, Marie Eastburn of Newark, and Irma Barr-Heibeck of Bestfieid; a sister, Carrie May Barr-Diehl of Baltimore; and five grandchildren. Services and burial will be private. There will be no viewing.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Delaware Heart Association, 4C Trolley Square, Wilmington 19806. Lynne Mary Kinnon CHESHIRE, Mass. Lynne Mary McWilliams Kinnon, 26, of Lake Shore Drive, died of Hodgkin's disease Monday in Berkshire Medical Center, Pittsfield. Mrs. Kinnon was a secretary for Diamond Shamrock Corp.

in Delaware City, until around 1981. Born in Philadelphia, she attended Newark High School in Newark, and Goldey Beacom Community College in Wilmington, Del. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Maiden. She is survived by her husband, Lee; a daughter, Jacqueline; her parents.

William and Helen McWilliams of Newark; two brothers, Kevin of Newark and Timothy of San Diego, and a sister, Lori McWilliams, also of Newark. Services will be Saturday in Maiden. Burial will be private. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Binney Street, Boston, Mass. Eleanor M.

Holsinger Eleanor Matson Holsinger, 71, of Carrcroft, died of heart failure Tuesday in St. Francis Hospital, Wilmington. A lifelong Wilmington resident, Mrs. Holtsinger was a 1931 graduate of Wilmington High School. She also attended Goldey Beacom College and the University of Delaware.

She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church in Wilmington. She is survived by her husband, Alden a son, Alden 0. "Dutch" Jr. of Hastings, N.Y.; a daughter, Sandra Holsinger Noel of Santa Barbara, a cousin, Preston Moore of Anaheim, whom Mrs. Holsinger's mother had adopted; a sister, Louise Apsley of Rehoboth Beach; three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

Services and burial will be private. The family requests that flowers be omitted. Elva Gleaves Elva Gleaves, 86, of 1303 Van-dever Wilmington, died from kidney failure Sunday in the Tilton Terrace Nursing Home, 801 N. Broom where she had been a patient for the past two weeeks. Mrs.

Gleaves was a cook at the Salisbury School For Boys in New Hope. for many years before retiring in the early 1960s. She was a member of John Wesley United Methodist Church in Carmichael, Md. Her husband, Walter, died in the 1940s. She is survived by six sisters, Georganna Kennedy and Elizabeth Minton, both of Philadelphia, Lillie Mae Wright and Florence Wilson, both of Carmichael, Louise Groce, with whom she had lived, and Ber-nice Banks of Ocean City, N.J.

Services will be Saturday at 1 m. in John Wesley United Church, armichael, where friends may call Friday night from 7 to 9. Burial will be in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centerville, Md. Other deaths George Tate, chairman and co-founder of Ashton-Tate of Culver City, Calif one of the nation's largest independent publishers of software for personal computers, died Friday at his office, apparently of a heart attack. He was 40.

AshtonTate was established in 1980 by Tate and a partner. Hal Lashler, with a joint investment of J7.50U Its introduction in January 1981 of its initial software, called dBASEII. was instantly successful, and Tate became a kev figure in the industry. Ashton-Tate is now among thp five top independent publishers of software, with revenues last year of $,19 8 million Tale was also a founder and a principal stockholder of Softeam a software distributor, and Software Centres International, a nationwide franchiser of software retailers Both companies are based in the Los Angeles area. Tigran V.

f'etrosian, the world champion chess player for six years and one of the greatest grand masters in modern chess history, has died in Moscow at age 55. the official Soviet news agency Trrss reported Tuesday. Tass said Petro-sum died after a iong illness, but did not give the cause or the diite of his death Petrosian became world chess champion in 1963. I.orin B.Sebrcll Organic chemist dies at Continued from Bl master General's office in Washington. He then joined International Latex Corp.

in Dover, aiul retired in 1965 to open a consultttR service, which he operated years. I He held approximately frO patents, published many scientific papers, and received several awards from organizations sf chemical engineers and groups In the rubber industry. Sebrell was an emeritus membr of the American Chemical Society and its Rubber Division, and 1 Chemists Club in New York Cji). Among his other memberships were the American Instituted ef Chemical Engineers; Sigma AlptLi Epsilon. Sigma Xi and Phi Lamb Delta fraternities; and the Whrt-coat United Methodist Church, In Camden.

His first wife, Ruth Ellen, died 1955. In addition to his daughter. is survived by his second wife, Ber-nadine; seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Services and burial were held Aug. 8 in Alliance.

A memorial service will be held in Dover at a later date. The family suggests memorial contributions to Mount Union College. Alliance. Ohio, 44601, orto Whatcoat United Methodist Church, Camden 19934. A 1 i 89; Joseph's Villa, the Sisters of St.

Joseph nursing home, in April. She is survived by a sister, Hannah J. Krimm of Philadelphia. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered tonight at 8 at St. Joseph's Villa, Stenton and Wissahickon Avenues, Flourtown, where friends may call at 6.

Burial will be in the St. Joseph Villa Cemetery. William J. Beveridge William J. Beveridge, 68.

of 2105 Garfield Gwinhurst, died of heart failure Monday in Delaware Division. Mr. Beveridge retired in 1981 as a mechanic for Wilmington Housing Authority, where he had worked for 12 years. Before that, he worked in the warehouse of Brandywine Dealers Reserve, a roofing supply firm at 16th and Church streets in Wilmington. He was an Army veteran of World War II.

and was a member of VFW Hall-Burke Post 5447 and American Legion Stahl Post 30 in Wilmington Manor. He is survived by his wife, Ethel two daughters, Nancy Stearrett and Dorothy Parker, both of New Castle; two brothers, Louis of Arnold, and Robert of Apollo, a sister, Dorothy Breeden of Charlottesville, and three grandchildren. Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at McCrery Memorial Funeral Home, 3924 Concord Pike, Talley-ville, where friends may call tonight after 7. Burial will be in Silverbrook Cemetery, Lancaster Avenue.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Delaware Blood Blank, University Plaza, Delaware 273, Newark 19713, or to Delaware Heart Association. 4 Trolley Square, Wilmington 19805. Ruth W.Miller Ruth W. Miller, 63, of 1440 Kyn-lyn Drive, Cambridge Apartments, died Thursday in Riverside Hospital of natural causes. Mrs.

Miller was born in Lansford, Pa. Her husband, William died in 1975. She is survived by a sister, Mary Pry of Lehighton, Pa. Services were Monday in Lansford. Burial was in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Tomaqua, Pa.

Margaret P. Pearce SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS. J. Margaret P. Pearce, 78.

of 1909 Greve died Tuesday from complications of a heart condition in Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mrs. Pearce was born in San Francisco, but lived in Spring Lake most of her life. She moved to adjacent Spring Lake Heights about 10 years ago. Her husband, Ralph E.

died in 1966. Surviving are a son, Ralph E. Jr. of Wilmington, a daughter, Muriel P. Ostien of Manitou Springs, and six grandchildren.

Services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. in St. Uriel'i Episcopal Church, Sea Girt, N.J. There will be no viewing. Burial will be private.

Instead of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Ann May Alliance, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, N.J., 07753. DEATH NOTICES CAREY Suddenly at his late residence in Ml. Pleasant. DE. near Middletown, OE on August 1J, 19114, John P.

Carey, Son of the late William H. and Amy Carey Relatives and freiends re invited to attend the graveside services et St. Georges Cemetery, St Georges, DE on Wednesday afternoon, August IS, al 2 00 There will be no viewing the family ask that flowers Be omitted Arrangement by the DANIELS i. HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, Middletown, De. COLLINS In the Wilminion Medical Center.

Delaware Division on August 13. 1964, Norman Collins Sr husband of Katie Leoia Collins ol 130e Middieneck Road, Middletown, DE. Age 71 years Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the funeral services at the DANIELS HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, 212 N. Broad SI, Middletown, DE on Friday morning. August 17 at 1100.

Interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery Smyrna, DE. Friends may can at the funeral home on Thursday evening after 7 00. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions be made to the Scarborough Award co University of Delaware, 0SI Townsend Hall, Newark, DE 19717-1303. GARDNER In St. Francis Hospital on August 13, 1984, Mary Ann Gardner of 1528 West 4th Street, age 52 veers Wile of the late Samuel C.

Gardner, daughter of the tale Alberl and Made-tine Hinson. Mother of Roneid Hinson, Diane Gardner, Steven Gardner, Morris Gardner, Debbie Gardner, Jeffrey Gardner, Kenneth Gardner, Tyrone Gardner and Eric Gardner all of Wilmington, OE Sister of Henrietta Watson. Sarah Bartlv. the late Francis Robinson, Luia Tiller, the late Nancy Wilkerson, Catherine Nottingham, the late Isaac Hinson, Clarence Hinson and Ihe late Oscar Hinson all of Wilmington, DE. Also survived by II grandchildren and a host ol nieces, nephews, coutint, other reialivet and friends.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ihe Funeral Services al the New Hope Baptist Church, 1230 Heaid St. on Tuesday evening, August 21th, al 1p Interment will be in River-view Cemetery on Friday morning. Friends mav call at Ihe Church on Tuesday evening from 12 till services Arrangements by the EARL E. FORD FUNERAL HOME, Ml S. Heeid SI.

CEORCE At her residence on August 14, 1914, Mary F. George, widow ot Renard George of 3041 Old County Road. Newark, De. aged eS veers. Relatives and Iriends arc invited lo a'tend a Mass ot Christian Burial on Thursday morning August lain at II o'clock al St.

John's RC Church, Mam (, Chapel Sis, Newark. Interment in SI. John's Cemetery. There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, Ihe family suggest contributions to the American Cancer Socieiv, 104 Haines St.

Newark, De 19711 or Delaware Hospice, Inc. 3SOt Sllverside Rd. Wilmington. De 19803. Arrangements by ROBERT T.

JONES 4 SON. KING In Union Hospital, Elk ion, MD on August 12. 1914 Marge King, wife ot the late Earl A King, of 14 Crawford Middletown, DE Aged 7i years Relatives and friends are invited to attend graveside services at Old Bohemia Cemetery near Warwick, MD on Thursday morning, August la al 10 o'clock Friends mav can al Ine DANIELS HUTCHISON FUNER-NAL HOME. 212 Broad Middletown on Wednesday evening after 7. LARGE to Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division, on August 14, 1914, Ada R.

Large, wife of the tale Oscar W. Large, and mother of Edvthe M. Large and Marie L. Trep-nell and sister of Lewis Davis and Dorothy Kilgore of 40e Stamford Or Newark, OE Age 90 years. Private funeral services and interment at the convenience of the family.

There will be no viewing, tn lieu of flowers please make contributions to Newark Senior Center, 300 Main SI, Newark, DE 19711 Arrangements by WILLIAM i. WARWICK FUNERAL HOME. MARENKO In Rose Wood Rest Home on August 13, 19(4, Mary Kowal Marenko, Wife of the late John Marenko of 3 Wistar Street, Claymont, DE. Aged 91 years. Relatives and friends re Inviled to ailend the Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Rosary RC Church, 3200 Philadelohia Pike on Fndev, morning August 17, 1984, al Interment win be al Lawn Croft Cemetery.

Linwood PA. Friends mev call af GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 3401 Philadelphia Pike. Claymont, DE, on Thursday evening from 7-9PM. AAcCLOSKIY In this city on Monday, August 13, 1984, Robert J. husband Of Mary of 5 404 Frederick Avenue.

Rosene, age 71 years Reietives and friends are invited lo attend the services on Thursday evenira al 00 al the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, if wood Highwev and Duncan Road, where Iriends may call one hour prior to the service. Mesontc Services will be conducted by the Armstrong Lodge No 2a AF1AM. at 730, Thursday evening, Interment will be Friday afternoon at 100 al me Eest Walerford Cemetery, Eest Wa'ertord PA. lieu flowers please make contributions to the elaware Association for Ihe Blind, 100 West Street, Wilmington, DE. MERRILL Kathleen E.

nee Downey, on August 12, 194, of Claymont, DE Widow of WlUiem T. Merrill Reietives and friends ere Inviled h) attend funeral services on Wednesday afternoon at 2pm it me WHITE -LUTTR ELL FUNERAL HOME, 140 Concord Road, Aston, PA Internment at Lawn Croft Cemetery. Celling hours win be Tuesday evening after I. MILLER In Smyrna. 0 on August U.

1914, Frieda Maria Miller, widow of Wlltiem R. Miller, formerly of Indeoendence Circle, Newerk, aged 90 years Reietives and friends are invited to ailend Ihe funeral service on Fndev a'temoon August 17ih at 2 o'clock al the ROBERT T. JONES 1 SON FUNERAL HOME, 122 Main St. Newerk Interment Heed of ChrHtiena Cemetery Friends may can (I Ihe funeral home one hour trior te Ihe service. MURRELL- In this city on Sunday august 12.

1984, Aivirda wife of the late Omar G. Murrell of 523 N. Bancroft Parkway, Wilmington. Age 73 veers. Relatives end Iriends are Inviled lo ailend the services on Friday morning, at 1100 al Ihe McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL.

Kirkwood Hwy and Duncan Road, where Iriends mav call on Thursday evening after 7 Interment will be in Silverbrook Memorial Park, Lancaster Avenue and DuPonl Roads. PARKER In this city on August 1984 Charles Parker of 225 22nd St Devoted friend ol Phyllis Thomas Aged 41 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services from Ihe BELL FUNERAL HOME, 909 Popier St on Wednesday morning, August IS al 11 00 Interment at the convenience ol the lamiiv. Friends mev cell el the funeral home on Wednesday from 10-11am. PEARCE Margaret (nee Partridge) of Soring Lake.

NJ on August 14, 1984 Beloved wife of Ihe lele Ralph Dear mother of Ralph Peerce, Muriel Ostien Dear grandmother of I Funeral service Worn Thursday at SI Uriel's Eolscopel Church, See Girt, NJ. Rev. tenon James E. Hulbert will be oHicietmg. Interment win be prlveie There will be no visitation Contributions in her memory to Ann Mev Alliance.

Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, NJ 07753 would be appreciated Arrangements bv MEEHAN FUNERAL HOME, S55 Warren Spring Lake Heights, NJ. PESCE In the SI Francis Hospital on Monday, August 13, 1984 alter a short illness Giyseooma Pesce, 80 veers of age, wile ol Ihe late Costanio Pesce of 1714 Loncester Ave Wilmington Family and Iriends are Inviled lo eiiend a Mass of Christian Burial on Thursday morning, August la at 9 30am from St Anthony's Catholic Church, 9th 1 DuPonl Sis followed bv entombment in Queen of the Apostle Crvot al Cathedral Cemetery. Calling hours for Mrs Pesce will be Wednesday evening at the CORLETO-LATINA FUNERAL HOME, Mt Union SI eller e30pm (Perking facilities Wednesday evening across trom tuner al home 1 SCHAEN In Newark, De on August 14. 1914 Nora Schaen, widow ol George Schaen of 2101 Southwav Drive, Newerk, De, aged 71 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral service on Saturday morning August 18th at 11 o'clock at the ROBERT T. JONES FUNERAL HOME, 122 Mam St, Newark, Interment in Newark Cemetery Friends mev cell gt the funeral home on Fridey evening from 2-Tpm.

SCOTT In the VA Hospital, is mere, on August II, 1984, Lerov (Scollv). husband of Bessie M. Scon, of 102 24th SI Wilm Steota- invr of ui MD, Linda and Warren Smell of Wilm Age 81 years. Reietives and friends ere inviled to attend the tuner el services el the Union Bap-tisl Church, 2h and Carter Sis on Friday, August 17 al 12 noon. Interment al Rolling Green Memo rial Park Friends mey cell el Ihe church on Fndev morning from 11 until 12 Arrangements by the RYLAND FUNERAL HOME.

STECHE8) In Del Division of Ihe Wilmington Medicel Center on August 13, 1984. Berry husband of Barbara B. S'echer of la 13 Robbins Place. Cieiend Heights, aged 33 veers. Relatives and friends ere invited to attend me services et the Hope Lutheran Church.

230 Christiena Rood. New Ceslie on Thursdey morning August 18m el II g'ciock Interment al Graceiawn Memoriei Perk Friends mev caH at the church from 10am. unm service Hme In lieu of flowers, it suggested rhal contributions be mode lo the Berry Stecher Memor Fund For The Benefit of His Children, co of Mrs Barbara Stecher. Arrangements by the KRIENEN-GRIFFITH FUNERAL HOME. THOUPE Suddenly RtH city on August 10.

194, Angela daughter of Williem Jr. end Annedei Troupe of 14 Maryland Avenue. Tu-edo Park, toe 20 veer. Reietives and friends are Invited lo attend Ihe Services on Wednesday morning, August 15th, al 11 o'clock et the MCCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Highwev end Duncan Road. Interment ell be Greceiewn Memoriei Park.

Friends mav can at Ihe funeral home one hour prior to Service lime. TRUITT tn Methodist Country House, on August 12, 19J4. Clare Cranston Truift, widow Of Leslie Truin end Mother of Florence Crenston Clements, formerly of Newark, OE. Age 81 veers. Reietives end friends ere invited to attend the funeral service on Wednesday aller-noon, August IS, at 2 00, ihe ROBERT T.

JONES 4 SON FUNERAL HOME, 122 Mem 51 Newerk InhKmenl in White Oev Creek cemetery Friends may ca et the funeral home on Tuesday evening, from 7 00 until 9 00..