The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 10

Ten Journal-Every Evening. Wilmington, Delaware, Thursday, January 12. 1956 Death Notices Obituary Bill Frank to Speak William P. Frank, Wilmington Morning News columnist, will speajc on Delaware history at a meeting ef the Phi Delta Theta Alumni Club Tuesday at p. m.

in the University Club, ft IP- and Leo Overske from Mt Pleasant; Dr. Cornell, J. Raymond Derrick, Edith Miller, and Mr. Miller from P. S.

duPont The Rev. Henry Paul from Salesianum High School; Jessa-lyn Lynch from Tatnall School; Oliver Crichton and George Hutt from Tower Hill School; Miss Dougherty from Warner; E. K. Warrington and Lake Vance from Wilmington High; Dr. John Taylor from Howard High; Dr.

Alan McClelland and Dr. George Seidel from American Chemical Society, and Dr. Norman Cannon from Delaware Academy of Medicine. duPont, chairman of records, has prepared the application forms which are ready for mailing to exhibitors. Mrs.

Blanche Kane, corresponding secretary, a i mailed announcements of the fair to all principals and superintendents of public, private and parochial schools in the state. Newman D. Gray Funeral services for Newman D. Gray, 71, of 1222 Washington Street, will be held Saturday at 11 a. m.

in the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street, where friends may call tomorrow night Interment will be in Johnson. 3B10 Lancaster Pit is in charge of reservations. Science Fair Takes Shape Planning Committee Is Chosen; Application Forms Now Are Ready The names of members of the planning committee for the 1956 Delaware State Science Fair were announced today by LeRoy Bachman of Brown Vo The letters were prepared by Ernest Lamborn of Mt Pleasant School publicity chairman. Mr. Bachman points out that Mt Salem Cemetery.

Oth 6 Market Sts. Wilmington iW.Mll?ATAi He died yesterday in the Veterans Hospital, Brack-Ex, after an illness of two days. Mr. Gray, a veteran of World War served as a sergeant first primary as well as secondary students, both boys and girls, are in ivA nm class in the U. S.

Army's' Com ACKERMAH At hit late residence, 101 Uxiniwn Drive. RoJini Prk. en Jin. 13. 115.

Unatlue A-. husband Anni Glenn Ackermin, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Mnlf Funeral Home. 103 North Broom 6treet. on Monday" mormni. Jn.

1. o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass Holy Rosary Church. Claymont 1 30 odock. Interment at Cithednl Cemetery.

Friends may cut Sunday evening alter 1 clock. BARTLETT-In thli elt on Jan. 11. Itit. Ida Robert, wife of Cleveland Bartiett.

sister ol Agnes R. Watson and Alice R. Brown ind niece of Wood.ey end Jessie Roberts. fed 47 yeer. Relatives nd friendi are Invited to attend the funeral services at the funeral home of Edward R.

Bell. Poplar Street, on, Saturday afternoon. Jsn. 14 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Oreenhlll Cemetery.

rlre 'y. Del Friends my call Friday evening Irom to I o'clock. BRADEN In this city on Jan. 15, Clara wife of James Braden ef 214 East Sixth Street, aged 1 year. Relatives and friends are Invited I to attend the services at the MARKET 6TREET PARLORS of the McCrery FunVril Home.

3202 ARKKT STREET, en Monday afternoon. Jan. 1 at 2:30 o'clock Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends tnsy call at the funeral home on Sunday evening alter 7 clock. CAMPER In MUford Memorial Hospital, on January 10, 195.

Eugenia wife of Jacob W. Camper of Harirni-ton. Del. aged yeara. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tht funeral services at the J.

Millard Cooper Funeral Home, 110 I Center Street. Harrington. Del. on Friday afternoon. January 13.

at 1 e'clerk. Interment at Hollywood Cemetery near Harrington. It has been reauested that thera be no Viewing. CHURAY-Buddenly In Chester. en Jan.

10. UM, George, husband of Mary Churay ef near Mllllngton. Md aged 7 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from A. pany 21st Engineers.

He saw combat in the St. Mihiel offensive, Meuse-Argonne and in the lone sector. Born in Maryland, he had lived in the Wilmington area most of his life and was employed as an electrician. He was unmarried. Surviving are three brothers, John Henry M.

and George cational High School, general chairman. Mr. Bachman said the committee will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Es-tella K. Warrington, recording secretary, 639 South Bancroft Parkway.

The fair will be held April 19, 20, and 21 in the gymnasium of Tower Hill School The two grand winners will go to the National Science Fair in Oklahoma City under the sponsorship of the News-Journal Company. Dr. Ruth Cornell of P. S. duPont High School is chairman of the program to be held in the Tower Hill auditorium on the eve of the fair, Wednesday, April L.

Gray, all of Wilmington, and several nieces and nephews. Harry V. Gearing Funeral services for Harry V. Memorial Hospital after an Illness of nearly two years. He would have been 66 on Jan.

28. Mr. Czatynsii was the husband of Mrs. Eva Ann Czatynski and was born in the Ukrainian part of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire, coming to Wilmington about 40 years ago. At the time of his illness be retired as a crane operator from the Colorado Fuel Iron Company for whom he had worked more than 30 years.

In addition to his wife he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Michael Bringle of the same address; two sons, John Czatynski, in Australia, and Stephen Czatynski, Elsmere; a brother, Michael Czatynski, Johnstown, a sister, Mrs. Mary Malhow-ski; a granddaughter, Miss Evelyn Bringle; a nephew, and an uncle, all of Wilmington. Friends may call Sunday night at the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street George Churay MILLINGTON, Jan. 12 (Special).

George Churay, 67, died Monday night In Chester, while riding on a bus during visit to relatives there. He worked for the i Ford Motor Company in Chester from 1941 until 1954 whence retired to this town. He-i survived by-his wife, Mrs. Mary Churay, and nine children, William of New York, Mrs. Caroline Ovecka of Philadelphia, Alfred of Galena, Frank of Wilmington, Mrs.

Mary Salter of Clayton, Mrs. Anne Stubbs of Church Hill. Mrs. Wilmia Hudson of Baltimore, Mrs. Frances Bunting of Bishop, and Mrs.

Dorothy Bostic of Church Hill. Requiem mass will be said Saturday at 10 a. m. in St. Dennis, Catholic Church, Galena, with interment in Galena Cemetery.

Friends may call tomorrow night at the Edward Fellows Funeral Home Ignatius Ackerman Ignatius Ackerman, 69, husband of Mrs. Anna Glenn Ackerman. died today at his home, 101 vited to exhibit their projects. Richard Koch of Delaware City High School has been assigned the task of arranging all provisions for exhibition facilities. Miss Mary Dougherty of the Warner Junior High School faculty is chairman of awards which will include ribbons and certificates.

The Rev. Bernard M. Brunette, Archmere Academy, is chairman of the iudging committee. Committee Members Committee members are: George Dubin, Peter Fedon, and Walter Yingst, from Alexis I. duPont High School; Frank Ellis from Alfred I.

duPont School; Father Brunette from Archmere Academy; William Dykes, Jan Chanko, Mrs. U. R. Curtis, and Mr. Bachman from Brown Vocational High School Mr.

Koch and Edward Davis from Delaware City High School; Hattie Cool from Dover High School; Edward Savery and Harold Lewis from Friends School; Lewis Roushy from Camden School; Mr. Lamborn Gearing, 52, of 26 Kenmar Drive, Brookside Park, who was killed yesterday morning in an auto mobile accident in Lima, will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the funeral parlors of R. T.

I It ZT DENRUK vN ff iLU wltfc rm Ml watch xi Unbreikablt 17 Jtw Movement! Wfl A rJI C5 II Stovw treie UltcA I Jones in Newark. There will be the Eawara renows runerai Mllllngton. Saturday morning. Jan, 18, when the two state winners will be announced. She will outline tonight what she is planning for this important preliminary to the public exhibition.

Application Forms Ready Wilfred Miller, also of P. S. Surplus Inventory From 19 MORRIS Stores Combine In Wis GIGANTIC Lexington Drive, Rolling Park, 51 51 Claymont. He had been ill a year, Mr. Ackerman was born in Wilmington and served in France during World War I with the (o Army Engineer Corps.

He re tired in 1951 after 39 years as a 14 at I OClt. Kequiem ih Dennis Cathoe Church. Galena. at 10 o'clock. Interment at Galena Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening alter 7 o'clock. CZATYNSKI-In thin city on January 11, 1956, Charles, husband of Eva Ann Ctatynskl of 60S 8. Healdi Street. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from The McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Monday morning.

Jan. 1J at a o'clock. Requiem Mass at' 83 Peter fPaul Ukrainian Church at clock, riends may call Sunday evening after o'clock. EMERSON In this city on Jan. II.

1850, Rletta Morgan Emerson. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at the. Marshall H. Yeatmin San Funeral Home. Ill Washington Street, on Saturdey noon.

Jan. 14 at 2 o'clock. Irfterment at Riverview Cemetery. No viewing. FAY In thin city on January JO.

1950. Gerald husband of Mary A. Fay (nee iced 37 years. Relatives, friends, members of Bishop Becker Council K. of C.

2158. and employes of Wooleyhan Transport are invited to attend the funeral from the Krlenen Bros. Funeral Home. 34 W. 8th.

Street. New Castle. on Friday morntrc, January 13, at 1:30 o'clock. Mass of Requiem St. Peter'a Church at 1:30 o'clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening after 7 p. m. CEARINO In Lima. on Jinuiry 11.

1158. Hirry husband of Maude E. Gearing, of Brookside. near Newark. aged 52 years.

Relative and friends are Invited to the services at the Funeral Parlora ofjwR. T. Jones, Newark. Del, on Friday afternoon. January 13.

at 2 o'clock. Interment at White Clay Creek Cemetery. No view-Ing. CRAY In Veteran'i Hospital. Elsmere.

on January 11. 1958. Newma.n Gray of 1222 Washington Street, aged 71 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Btreet.

on Saturday morning, January 14, at 11 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Salem Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening after 7. HEDGES In The Memorial Hospital on Jan.

11, 1858, John Lee, husband ef Margaret Bethards Hedges of 107 Elizabeth Avenue. Roselle. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the John W. Solcer Funeral Home (formerly Haines), Twenty-fourth an Market Street, on Sunday evening. Jan.

15 at I o'clock. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery, Berlin, Md. on Monday afternoon, Jan. 18 at 1 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening fter 7.

HILTON In this city on January 11. 1958, Homer Hilton, 221 E. Front Btreet. Graveside services at Sliver-brook Cemetery at 11 o'clock Saturday morning. No viewing Friday evening.

Funeral arrangement! by the Smith Funeral Home. JONES On January 10. 1958. Parley Ann Jones, sister of Ella Beeney and Corrine Jackson, Relatives, friends and members of American Woodman Camp No. 7.

are invited to attend the funeral servlces at the Gray Funeral Home, ft Walnut fitrft.t. nn RuttlrriaV ifter- freight conductor for the Penn sylvania Railroad. His only child, Joseph A. Ackerman, died in 1945. fMSMMaMMMIIMM 'lit mx.

In addition to his wife he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Pauline Sunfield, Atlantic City, and a brother, Ernest Ackerman, Wilmington. Solemn requiem mass will be sung in Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Claymont, Monday at 9:30 a. m. with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday after 7 p. m. at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street. Site? 0 A xS 1 KkV WWW Via, -4tT2Ui yL kX mm no viewing. A native of Bluefield, W.

Gearing lived in Wilmington about 15 years. He had been In railroad work all of his life. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Howard, who lives at home; two sisters, Mrs. Estelle Diltz and Mrs. Madeline Grant, both of Washington; two brothers, WUliam Gearing of Washington and Charles Gearing of Welch, W.

Va. Edwin O. Scott Funeral services for Edwin O. Scott, 75, of Longwood, will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.

in the funeral parlors of R. T. Jones, Newark, where friends may call tomorrow night. Interment will be in Cherry Hill (Md.) Cemetery. Mr.

Scott died Tuesday in a Philadelphia store while on a shopping trip. He had been under treatment for a heart illness for two years. Born in Wilmington, he spent his early life on an Applcton, farm and later lived in the Chester area. He retired three years ago from the Ford Motor Company and moved to the Kennett Square area. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Eleanor Peterson Scott; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth McCor-mick, Avondale, and four brothers, John and Lawrence Scott, Wilmington; George Scott, Riegelsville, and Levis Scott, St Petersburg, Fla. John L. Hedges Funeral services for John Lee Hedges, 68, will be held Sunday at 8 p. m.

in the Spicer Funeral Home, Twenty-fourth and Market Streets, where friends may call that evening from 7 to 9 p. m. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Berlin, Monday at 1 p. m. A passenger conductor on the Pennsylvania Raidroad who was retired on the roll of honor last July for outstanding service, he died yesterday afternoon in The Memorial Hospital after an illness of about a year.

Mr. Hedrjes had 40 years' service with the railroad and at the time of his retirement was a conductor on the local run between Wilmington and Philadelphia. A native of West Virginia, he had lived in the Wilmington area most of his life and at 107 Elizabeth Avenue, Roselle, for the past 30 years. He was a membtr of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Locomotive Engineers. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Margaret Bethards Hedges; a daughter, Mrs. Charlottelee H. Berge, Roselle; two brothers, J. K. Hedges, Covina, and Everett Hedges, Vineland, N.

and a grandson, Donald Lee Berge. Mrs. Clara V. Braden Mrs. Clara V.

Braden, 81, wife of James Braden of 214 East Sixth Street, died this morning after a year's illness. She was born In Maryland but lived in this area many years and was a member of several organizations. In addition to her husband she is survived by a foster daughter, Mrs. Ella Carr; a stepson, C. C.

Braden, and a stepdaughter, Miss May R. Braden, all of Wilmington, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 p. m. in the 3202 Market Street parlors of the McCrery Funeral Home, where friends may call Sunday after 7 p.

m. Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. The Rev. John E. Jones, pastor of Harrison Street Methodist Church, will officiate.

Charles Czatynski Requiem mass for Wasyl (Charles) Czatynski of 605 South Heald Street will be offered Monday at 9 a. in SS Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church. He died last evening In The noon, Jan. 14, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Mt.

Olive cemetery, rrienas may call Friday evening 7 to I o'clock. MAYER In Mendlnhall, on Jan. 12, 19)56. Emily mother of Mrs. il.

s-V and interment private at the McCrery yBiitkiimiii iiimiiftiianmiiiffli Church Bingo Case Postponed to Feh. 6 Superior Court arguments in the St. Elizabeth's Church bingo case have been postponed from next Monday to Feb. 6. The case involves the legality of a bingo-type game for which three men were arrested last April 22 at the church parochial school hall.

The defense has been given until Jan. 23 to file a brief on its motion to quash an information filed by the attorney general's office. I Other Deaths HAL KEITH In New York; 38; producer and director for the National Broadcasting Company, former reporter for the San Francisco News, and onetime ballet dancer and actor. MISS NANCY GRACE In Louisville, 33; assistant women's editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal and a member of the staff since 1945. JOHN A.

PRESLEY In Orlando, retired executive of the Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation of Philadelphia. a 1 MMaMissl I w.AvYiSw., tfiVAv MOWtV BACK runerai Home, stun wasmugiun on Saturday. Jan. 14. No viewing In Ilea of flowers please make contributions to Kennett Square Community Nursing Association.

PETERSON In this city on January I. 1956. Alvie 8 husband of H. Adalaide Peterson of Valley Road. Hockessln, aged 59 years.

Relative and friends are Invited to the services at the Funeral Parlors of R. T. Jones. Newark, on Thursday afternoon. January 12.

at 2 o'clock. Interment at Frlenda Burying Ground, Hockessln. PRICE Of Smyrna, on Jan. 11. 1958.

Mildred H. Price, widow of Warner W. Price Sr. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Smyrna, on Saturday afternoon, Jan.

14 at 2 o'clock. Interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna. There, will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers please send donations to Kent General Hospital, Dover, Del, 8IMCOX In this city on Jan. 10, 1956, Elisabeth, wife of the late Wm.

Bimcox, of 2233 Carter Street, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the Smith Funeral Home. 55th and Market Streets, on Friday afternoon, Jan. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Chester Bethel Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday after 7. SCOTT In Philadelphia. on January 10, 1956, Edwin husband of Eleanor P. Scott, of Kennett Sauare. aged 75 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the Funeral Parlors of R.

T. Jones. Newark, on Saturday afternoon, January 14. at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cherry Hill Cemetery.

Cherry Hill. Md. Friends may call Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. WILMS In this city on January I. 1956.

Ethel wife of the late Mark A. Willis of 210 N. Bancroft Parkway, aged 67 years Relative and friends are Invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Thursday morning. Jan-vary 12.

at 1 lo'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Memorial Park. 3 mCsv Kit Births GUARANTEE section. If M', 7 w. oh.

HARDIN To Mr. and Mra. David B. Hardin, 3304 Woods Roid. Wilmington, it Deliwirt Hospital' on Jan.

11, daughter. DeNEST To Mr. and Mrs. Comlnlck DeNest, 414 Becker Avenue, Woodcrest, at Delawara Hospital on Jan, 11, a daughter. HALLDEN To Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hallden. R. D. 1 Avondale, at Delaware Hospital on Jan.

11, a daughter. TURNER To Mr. and Mrs. Alan 0. Turner, rr ink ford, at Delawart Hospital on Jan.

11, a son. ORUBB To Mr. and Mrs. Preston fax diamond. mjiiaMaVwwWwwwtf tmsmms is R.

Orubb. Orubb Road, Wilmington 3 at Delawara Hospital on Jan. 11, a 1V. daughter. -i, I'll I in 'taX' tj tin IB JOHNSTON To Mr.

and Mrs. Earl F. Johnston. 500 Birmingham Avenue. Woodcrest.

at Delawart Hospital on Jan. FUNERAL HOME 11, a daughter. PELTZ To Mr. and Mrs Josenh E. 2ai i I i'iKu 'i lit MiM itm 4 JAMES BEESON 412 ftilMVpiia rike ttmj Hill) PHON1 HOLLY OAE 1-7598 Peltj, 31 'Park Drive.

Qwlnhurst, at Delaware Hospital on Jan. 13, a daugh James Hullikin 1 TIINFRAL HOME MARKET AT 27th ST. U0r i Phone 45982 t.s.LIM.J ftWI 1. 1 1 DP I tWWM (t it ter. STEWART To Mr.

ind Mrs. C. A. Stewart, 1J Homewood Road, Lynn-field, at Delaware Hospital on Jan. 13, a son.

WALI ACE To Mr. and Mrs Walter B. Wallace, Mlddletown. at Delaware Hospital on Jan. 13, a son.

PLICKINOER-To Mr. and Mrs. Leerfnm Estates, at Wilmington General Hospital on Jan. 11, a daughter. REVM To Mr.

ind Mrs. Barnl Revis, 725 West Fourth Street, at Wilmington General Hospital on Jan. 11. i daughter. SPOSATO To Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel 8posato. Forest Brook Glen, at Wilmington General Hospital on Jan. 11, a ion. TAYLOR To Mr id Mrs.

Thomas Tavlor. Eistlake, at Wilmington Oen-eral Hospital on Jan. 11, a daughter. DISTEFANO To Mr. anrt Mr.

rn, MCMORIAM McCARNS In loYlnt mmory of our itir. RachM Ellis McCarns. who passed away January 13. 1954. Two yari has passed sines that tad The one we loved was called away.

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Distefano. Claymont, at Rt Francis I-Mtl, lf MM IGT0II WARKET ST nr. tin Hospital on Jan. 7, a daughter. MOOR'HEAD To Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Moorehead, New Csstle. at 8t Francis Hospital on Jan. 13, a son, OSA To Mr. and Mrs Edward Ooa.

1303 East Twentv-nlnth Street, at The "norlil Hospital on Jan. 11, a daughter. ROBINSON-To Mr. and Mrs Harold Robinson, Oreylyn Crest, at The Memorial Hospital on Jan. 11, a son.

ROSADO-To-Mr and Mrs. lulsj Rosado, Bear, at The Memorial Hospl-1 tat on Jan. 11, I son. Smillx FUNERAL HOME 3M' RiTiiiIiniiiiirti'nw DIRECTORS WM. SMITH, JR.

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