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Philadelphia Inquirer 4 Death Notices Death Notices 3 accused of robbing cab driver Friday. Oct. 8, 1982 Mrs. Moriarty and Bill Turner Obituaries 10-D Jftfa Ija 4 special to ine inquirer ntnnf nrr-Rc racing airplane in August 1979 Maude Irving Tait Moriarty, pilot? competed with Earhart SHIELDS Oct. 6, 1982, CAROLINE A.

(nee Wegfahrt), of wife of the late John J. Shields, Jr. and mother of Harry, John, Widiam and Paul Thomas Relatives and, friends are Invited to the hineral 9 from THE KENNETH WM MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, The Milligan 1346 S. 29th St. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Gabriel's Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may cad Sun. eve. Famdy would appreciate Mass Cards.

SIEGEL Oct. 7, 1982, ELAINE (nee Promise! wife of Charles, Siegei, of 220 Wynne Lane, Penn Valley, mother of Laurence Siegei and Eric Siegei, daughter of Rao, and me late Samuel sister of Bevertv Borr; grandmother of Meryl Fave Siegei. Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 PM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

tnt, Roosevelt Memorial Park. The famdy wdl return Id the late residence. 1 SINCLAIR 'T MARY L. (nee Humin), an Oct. 1982, of GkMtside, wife of Maurice mother of Mary Louise Cornell; momer-in-law of John J.

Corned; also survived by 6, grandchildren, Teresa, John, Karin, Meghan, Stephanie and Patrick and sister of Betty Spongier, Mori Aden. Ann Modov and Henry Humin. Mass of Christian Burial, 10:30 AM, Church 01 St. Luketho, Evangelist, Glenside. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Relatives and friends are invited to THE WILLIAM. MAY FUNERAL HOME, Easton Rd. and Keswick, Glenside, 7 to 9 PM In lieu of flower's, -donations to your favorite charity or the American Cancer Society, 21 S. 12th Phila.

would be ap' predated. SR. MARITA JOHN, I.H.M. On Oct. 7, 1982, MARY NANN.

Religious, relatives and friends are invited to a Mass of the Christian Burial, on Oct. 9, at 9:30 A.M., at Camilla Had, Imma-i culata, Pa. Friends may cad at Camilla Had Fri. from 2 to 8 PM. Nit.

Immaculate Cem. STICHLER Oct. 6, 1912, DANIEL of Phila Friends may cad Sat 9 45 TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Rox. Funeral service Sal, 10:30 AM Int. private.

TOMXIEWICZ LEON Oct. 7, 1982 of Palmvra, N.J., husband of Jean (Dorothy) (nee McCann), father of Robert L. of Palmyra, Joann Falato of Delran, 3 sisters, Mary So-lecki, Bertha Trotter, Florence Collier, all of 2 grandchildren. Services 10 Sal. in St.

Casimir's R.C. Church, Riverside. Burial in St. Peter's Cem. Friends may call at THE SWEENEY FUNERAL HOME, 337 Bridgeboro Riverside, Fri.

eve. 7 to 9. TREMBICKI Of Clifton on Oct. 6, 1982, HELEN (nee Godiieba wife of the late Joseph and beloved mother ot Clementine Kulesa, Clare Dryballa, Jeanette Sheldrake, Leonard, Theodore and Richard Trembicki; also survived bv 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 FUNERAL HOME OF M.

F. WILLIAMS, Bal-: timore and Summit Clifton Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Sacred Heart Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Friends may cad Sun. eve. In lieu of flowers, Masses or contributions to the of Sacred Heart Church would be appreciated. TURNER Oct. 6, 1982, HARRY of Newtown, husband of the late Marguerite S.

(Stifnell), father of Mrs. Janet Carsweti, son of Mrs. Emily S. Turner, brother of Scott R. Turner; also survived bv 2 grandchildren.

Private services and interment wid be held at the convenience of the family. (Arr. by JOSEPH A. FLUEHR.III, Richboro, Pa.) VAIL ANGELA M. (nee Borio), Oct, 7, 1982, of Downing, town.

beloved wife of Richard J. Vad and mother of Richard, Mrs. Donna Bradford and Christopher Vail, sister of Mrs. Mary Stantev, Mrs. Gloria Brooks, John, Richard and James Borio.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service 10 from TME DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 43 W. Lancaster Ave, DOWNINGTOWN, where friends may cad after 9:30 AM hit. Glenwood Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

7 to9. VANDERGRIFT MYRTLE A. (nee Schaut), of Southampton, ori Oct. 7, 1982, age 86 beloved wile of the late Warren devoted mother of the late Kathleen Fahv; Dolores Clark, Loretta Roedler, Lucille Gilbert; the.late Warren William, John and Richard VandergriH; also survived bv 17 grandchildren and a sister. Mars garet Lazar.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service, II at THE WM. ROWfcM GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Street Rd. and 2id St Pike, Southampton. Friends may cad after 10 AJvc Int. Forest Hills Cem.

WATERMAN Oct. 6, 1982, HERMAN WATERMAN, beloved liu's, band ol Marv L. (Neal) Waterman, brother of JacoB Waterman and Sarah Maiola. Funeral services 1 P.M., C. M.

TOPPITZER FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Lansdowne Drexel where; friends may call Sun. eve. (7 to 9 PM). Ent.

Fern-wood Cem. 3v; WEAVER FLORENCE of Beaver Hdl Jenkintowhl Ps on Oct. 6, 1982, daughter of the late Chandler Weaver) and Bertha E. Weaver, of Pine Croft, 'FOX Chase, Phila. and sister of Thurston L.

Weaver, of Blue Bell, Pa. Graveside Services will be held A.M. at the Abington Friends Meeting Graveyard. (Arrangements bv J.W. DEAN AND SON).

WEIERBACH GEORGE Oct. 7, 1982, husband of Nancy S. (nee Souders), father of John N. and Mrs. Linda W.

Fields; also survived bv 3 brothers, one sister and 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends, members of Caroen-ters Local 359 are invited to attend nis funeral service 11 AM, SWEENEY FUNERAL HOME, Baltimore Pike and Bishop Clifton Heights. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Calling hours one hour before service. WELLS GEORGE H. on Oct. 6, 1982, beloved husband of Ruth Bray, father of Shirley Thomas of Broomad, Edith Cacciatore of San Francisco and Judith Lindfors of Austin, grandfather of 8. Memwial Services at Drexel Hid Baptist Church, Oct.

II at 7:30 PM. Memorial Donations may be made to the above named Church, American Red Cross or Community WILKINS Oct. 6, 1982, JAMES husband of Sharon (nee Goldstein), father of Sheri Ann, son of Anna (nee Otis) and John R. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral on 8 AM from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frankford Ave. (at Levick Mass of Chrishan Burial, 9 A St.

Timothy's Church, tnt. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. Donations to the American Oncologic Hospital would be preferred by the members of the family.

WILSON PEARLIE, Oct. 1982. Funeral services wid be held Fri. eve. 8 P.M., at Emmanuel Institutional Baptist Church, Viewing 6 to 8 PM.

at the Church. Survived bv devoted husband James, brothers Alexander Mason, of John D. Mason, of Williamston, N.C, Ralph, of Williamston, N. Willie G. Mason, of Williamston, N.C, sister Mary Louise Mason, of Phila.

Int. Widiamston, N.C. Arrangements by REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME. WOYTON Oct. 6, 1982, PHILIP of Morrisville, formerly of Hulmeville, husband of Anna Morgan Wovton, father of Maryanne Ervin, Phyllis Frew and Helen Ferber, brother of Carl and John Wovton.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 AM, from THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, 260 Bellevue Penndel, Pa. Mass of Chrishan Burial, 10 at Our Ladv of Grace Church, Penndel, Pa. Int. Resurrection Bensalem, Pa. Friends may call Sat.

8:30 to 9:30 AM. There are no calling hours Fri. eve. Family peters Mass Cards. ZIMMERMAKN Oct.

6, 1982, LILLIAN wife of William F. and mother of Robert W. Relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral service 1:30 P.M., MEIS-LOHN-SILVIE FUNERAL HOME 1289 Forest Staten Island, N.Y. 10310. Int.

Staten Island, N.Y. (Arr. JOS. A. MOYLAN) ZWICKEL Oct.

6, 1982, SARAH (nee Tellem), of Benson East Jenkintown, wife of the late Benjamin, mother of Mr. Walter Zwickel and Mrs. Ruth Visnov, sister of Mrs. Bessie Glass; also survived bv 9 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Fri.

12:30 precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. mt. Montefiore Cem. Family wid return to 7908 Newbold Lane, Laverock, Pa.

Cemetery Lots GLENWOOD Mem. Gdns-Broomad Pa, 2 burial plots S475 ea. 532-72)5 HOLY CROSS, 2-grave lot. Sec 63. S650 175 care.

609-645-3597 NEW CATHEDRAL Section T. I persons S600 424-39 16. SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK-6ucks County 3 graves S250each LU3-0236 ObUI I MONUMENT CO. CU 9 0939 5722 FRANKFORD AVE. At the passing of a loved one, the sudden responsibilities can be overwhelming.

Pre-arrangement can help. 5 Morris Since 1877 1 I Rosenberg's Son toc. Harry Marc Schwarti, Supervisor (2 1 5) 455-o1oO Raphael-Sacks Memorial Ctapel Inc. Louis A. Doull.

Supervisor (2 15) 453-055 1 4720 INorth Broad Pa. 19141 1 By Agency: Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Miami Beacff Funeral Directors: LA. Doutl M.M. Freeman R.R. Rochvarg H.M.

Schwartz R.J. Smilk HOMER Oct. 1982, CHARLES LeBOUTILLIER, of Giadwvne, husband of Anno (nee Page) and father of Arm H. Polk, Helen M. Keoev and Charles LeB.

Homer, III; afso survived by 3 grandsons and a sister, Marie Loring. A Memorial Service on Oct. Ith, at II from Old St. David's Church, Valley Forge RA, Wayne, Pa. Int.

private. Memorials to the Church in his memory would be appreciated. (BRIN-G HURST-ANDREW J. JOHNSON On Oct. 7, 1981 MILDREO D.

(nee Mac Dona Id), of Upper Darby, betoved wife of the late Olio Johnson and mother of Jean Baker, sister of Fletcher Mac-Donald and Helen Detphev; also survived bv granddaughters. Dome Jean and Robin Ann Baker. Relatives and friends invited fe the service 10:30 AM, at THE SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shedetand Orexel HO), whore friends may cat one hour prior to the service.

Int. Fornwood Com. KAUFFMAN Oct. 7, (982, EDWARD husband of Sarah (nee DubM), of 1378 Langdon tamer of Mrs. Martene Laproci-do, Mrs.

Shelby riser and Mr. Robert Kauffman, brother of Mr. Alexander Kauffman, Mr. Morris Kauffman and Mr. Joseph Kauffman; also survived bv 8 grandchidre and 2 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are mvtted to funeral services Sun. I PM, precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. kit. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Shiva waj be observed commencing Sun. eve. at 1371 Langdon St. Contrib-uhons in his memory may bo made to the Israel Emergency Fund. KYLE Oct.

7, 1912, GEORGE M. of Plymouth Valley, husband of Winifred (nee Gechrht), father of Gary G. and Joan Montoteone, survived by 2 granddaughters, Krishna and Lisa; also 4 sisters, Mddred, Grace, Eleanor, Elsie and a brother, Raymond. Relatives, friends and members of Plymouth Vadev Baptist Church invited to cad at THE TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6021 Ridge Roxborough, Sua eve. 7-9 to attend his viewing.

Funeral service Mon. II AM at the Plymouth Vadev Baptist Church, 70S Germantown Pike. Int. George Washington Mem. Park.

LANAHAN Oct. 1, 1912, CATHERINE McPHILLIPS, wife of the late John J. Lanahan, of Newtown Square, mother of Mrs. Robert Neal (Gertrudeann) Smith, Mr. John J.

Lanahan, Jr. and Mrs. Catherine Barmes. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Oct. 7, in St.

Denis Church with int. St. Denis Cem. An offering to the Newtown Square Fire Co. Ambulance Fund, Newtown Square, Pa.

19073, would be LEOKCKUK Oct. 1982, PHILIP husband of Bronia and father of Philip, Marv Gerra, Pauline Raffertv, Helen Ketty, Stanley, Stella Gerra and Frank and Irene Leonchuk. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral 8 AM, from BIGENIS FUNERAL HOME, 311 Wharton St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Casimir's Church, 9:30 AM.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. LERRO Oct.

6, 1982, FRANK, beloved husband of Josephine (nee Anastasl) and lather of Mr. Frank Lerro, Jr. and Mrs. Joann Altamuro; also survived by his mother, Mrs. Rose Lerro, 2 brothers, Mr.

Peter Lerro and Mr. Joseph Lerro and one sister, Miss Jennie Lerro. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 from THE GRASSO FUNERAL HOME, 2542-44 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Monica's Church, tnt. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Viewing Fri. eve.7 to 10.

LINK On Oct. 191, CAROLINE F. (nee Rupp), wife of the late Karl of Wdmmgton, N.C. (formerly of Codings-wood, survived bv a son, Walter of Wilmington, N.C, and a daughter Dr. Marianne C.

Link, of Pasadena, one sister Berta Wenk, of Germany, and 3 grandchildren. Funeral, 9 from R.J. BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, 226 Codings Coll-ingswood, N.J. Mass, 10 AM, Church ol St. John, Coilinvswood.

tnt. Calvary Cherry Hi. Viewing Fri. eve. MASCIANTONIO Oct.

6, 1982, LOUISE (nee lamarone), beloved wife of the late John and mother of John J. and Rita Trippetti; also survived by a grandchild, Bernardino Pandocfi and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Mon. 8:30 AM, from FIORENTINO FUNERAL HOME, 1170 S. Broad St.

Mass ol Christian Burial 10 St. Edmond's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun.

eve. 7 to 10. KcKEKXA Suddenly Oct. 2, 1982, in Germany, DANIEL, son of James P. and Kathleen (nee Poling), grandson of James and Martha McKenna and Joseph and Margaret Poling, brother of Kathleen and James.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Mon. 9 MON-TANYE FUNERAL HOME, Huntingdon Pike and Park Rockledge. Funeral Mass 10 AM, St. Cecilia's Church. Friends may call Sun.

eve. McKERNAN CHARLES of National Park, N.J., on Oct. 1982, age 90 years, husband of the late Pauline (nee Keller), beloved father of Frances Hendricks and Catherine T. Creger, grandfather of 7, great grandfather of 11 Mass of the Resurrection Sat. II St.

Matthew's R.C. Church, National Park. Viewing Sat. morning after 10 AM in the Church. Int.

New St. Mary's Cem. Donations may be made to the American Diabetes 345 Union Hackensack, N.J. 07601 or Mass Cards are preferred. (McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME, Woodbury, N.J.) MEEHL WILLIAM of Toms River, N.J., formerly of Rock-ledge, on Oct.

7, 1982, husband of the late Mabel MeeM (nee Green), father of William J. Jr. and David Warren Meehl; also survived bv i grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 10 AM, at The Episcopal Church of the Redemption, 2nd St. Pike, Southampton, Pa.

Int. Northwood Cem. Friends wifl be received after 9:30 AM Should friends desire. Memorials to the Multiple Sclerosis National Society, 1930 Chestnut Pa. 19103 would be preferred by the famdy.

Arr. by WETZEL-WHITE. MORGAN On Oct. 6, 1912, MARTIN, husband of Pearl Morgan (nee Morrison), father of Martin O. Morgan and Dolores Gabrieie; also survived by 4 sisters, 5 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A.M., from WM. H. LOGAN, 2410 Lombard St. Mass ol Christian Burial, St. Patrick's Church, 10 AM Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may cad Sun. eve. 7 to 9. Family peters Mass Cards.

O'KANE SAMUEL J. of Mantua Township, formerly of Laurel Springs and Clementon, N.J., on Oct. 6, 1982, aged 10 husband of Mary (nee McCloskev), father of Kathrvn Hahn, Patricia Peterson, Samuel Jr. and Stephen, brother of John, Francis and Harry; grandfather of IS. Mass of the Resurrection, 9:30 In the tncarnahon Roman Catholic Church, Mantua, N.J.

Int. Calvary Cem. Donations to your favorite charity. Arrangements under the direction of THE McGUINESS FUNERAL HOME, Woodbury, N.J. O'NEILL On Oct.

6, 1982, ELLA BROWN O'NEILL, wife of the late Frank H. O'Neill, mother of Elsie Flaherty and Jean Doherty. Service on Fri. 1 1 AM at the Presbyterian Home, 58th and Greenway Ave, Int. Arlington Cem.

(OLIVER H. BAIR) PARKER Oct. 7, 1912, ARTHUR of Olnev, beloved husband of Virginia May (nee Gleadow) and loving father of Wayne, Keith and Scott; dear son of May, brother of Raymond and loving grandlalher of Tricla, Matthew and Timothy. Relatives, friends, members of St. James United Methodist Church and Richard Vaux Lodge No.

384 invited to services 11 AM, MANN FUNERAL HOME, 219 W. Tabor Rd. (at American), where friends may cad Sun. eve. after 7.

Masonic Services I PM. Int. Sunset Mem. Park. PECKERMAN Of Oct.

6, 1982, EDNA (nee Lithe), wife of the late William P. Peckerman, mother of Eliiabeth J. Scarcia, John P. Bret dor; also survived by 1 1 grandchildren and one sister, Marie DiOonato. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 8 at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustleton Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, Resurrection of Our Lord Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Deborah Hospital, Brawns Mills, N.J. wi be appreciated.

PENN THELMA, on Oct. 1912, resided, 1011 Pine Sharon Hill, survivors are daughters, Mrs. Joyce Perm Randolph, Mrs. Gloria Perm Easton, Mrs. Lor-ene Penn Richardson, Mrs.

Thefma Spain Giles, one son, Lorenio, 2 sisters, Mrs. Vivian Harris and Mrs. Loretta Blocker; 10 grandchildren, 2 treat grandchildren, nieces, nephews and a host of friends. Memorial Services, Oct. 10, 1982, 4 to at HANKINS FUNERAL HOME, 4075 Haverford Ave.

In lieu of flowers, family requests donations to be given to the Theima Penn Musk Memorial Fund, 1614 Dicks Place, Pa. 191S3, PEPPELMAN Oct. 6, 1912, MARGARET wife of Raymond G. of Holland, mother of Nancy Stankunas, Raymond David, Norman and John. Relatives and friends are invited to the service Sat 10 Memorial Baptist Church, 2610 Huntingdon Pike, Huntingdon Valley.

Friends may cad after 9:30 AM Int. Lawnview Cem. Memorial Gifts may be made to World-Wide Missions, 1593 E. Colorado Box Pasadena, Calif. 91 109.

Arr. bv STILES. PCLINER Oct. 7, 1912, YETTA (nee Etfent), wHe of fhe late Jacob Poliner of 42 Terrace Norristown, mother of Dorothy Sabloskv; also survived by 2 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri.

1 1 JOSE PH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Contributions in her memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. POPILLACX ANDREW Oct. 6, 1982, beloved brother of John and William Pooillack and Bettv Itarola. Relatives and friends, members of C. Post.

959 A.L. Invited to viewing Fri. 7-9 PM (Parastas 8 PM) at THE EDM. B. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, 100 E.

Roosevelt Blvd. (S.E. Cor. Front). Int.

Holy Cross Cem. REILLY HELEN O. (nee Stinger), of Widiamstown, N.J. on Oct. 6, 1982, age 76 years, beloved wife of George J.

Reillv. (Former Shop Supt. of Phila. Steel and Iron Conshohocken). Also survived bv 3 sons, George of Runnemede, Harry of Glendora, William of Chews Landing, one daughter, Helen McGarvey of Rurme.

mode, one brother, Harry K. Stinger of Sharon Hid, 10 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. Funeral services 10 AM. Mon. at THE BELL FUNERAL HOME, 420 S.

Main Widiamstown, N.J. Friends may cal Sun. ovo. from 7 to 9. tnt.

Ml. Moriah Cem. Three men believed by detectives to be responsible for a series of recent robberies of cab drivers blundered into a police stakeout team early yesterday and were arrested, police said. Police said a team of six plainclothes officers was on duty at the corner of Chelten and Park Avenues in the Logan section when Yellow Cab driver Kenneth Lowe, 23, pulled up with a passenger about 2 a.m. As the driver turned to collect his fare, the passenger, identified by police as Horace Bronson, 21.

of the 700 block of North 40th Street, tossed a rope around his neck and tried to strangle him. Two other men, one armed with a razor, the other with a knife, approached the cab on foot. Police identified them as Albert Davis, 24, of the 4200 block of Viola Street, and Joseph Harvey, 21, of the 700 block of North 47th Street. All three were arrested and charged with robbery. Lowe had picked up Bronson at Broad and Green Streets, police said.

Detectives said the same three men were also charged with a similar robbery in Logan that occurred only a few hours earlier, about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. In that incident, another Yellow Cab driver, Tom Brown, 43, was robbed of $35. Police said Brown had picked up a passenger at Broad and Wyoming Streets and taken him to 13th and Rockland Streets. He was also choked while a second man opened the cab door and took his money.

Death Notices BEHL Oct. MARGARET B. ne Booth), wrt of Oscar T. and sister of Mrs. Vern vanNopoon.

Relatives and friends are invited te attend her Mass of Christian Burial, 10 Church of the Holy Child, 5200 N. Broad St. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Family receive friends at the Church from 9 AM.

until Mass time Sat. mornmo. No calling hours Fri. eve. Arr.

JOS. A. MOYLAN BERTOLET Of Oadwvne, Oct. 7, 1982, AURELIA (nee Shoemaker), widow of Elmer Bertolet and mother of Ruth B. Oehrte and Elmer Bertolet, also survived by Grandchildren Mary O.

French, Albert John Richard T. Oehrle, Jon Douglas Bertolet and oreat-orandchDdren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 10-30 AM, at The Chapel of the Brvn Mawr Presbyterian Church, 425 Montgomery Brvn Mawr. (BISHOP) BOALS WILLIAM on Seot. 9, 1912, brother ol Me late Fannie Boals.

Services and int. were held in Arlington Cem. BUCK Of Rancocas, N.J. on Oct. 1, 1912, WATSON ago 90, husband of the late Eliiabeth (nee Banyas), survived by grandchildren, Martha Jean Buck of Albuquerque and James G.

Buck of Wyoming and a good friend, Mrs. John Thacber Jr. of Moorestown. Memorial Service 7:30 PM, Rancocas Friends Meeting House, Rancocas, N.J. Contributiions may be made to Rancocas Ouaker Meeting or Rancocas Methodist Church.

CHAMBERLAIN Oct. 1912, M. AGNES, ol Drexel Hill, daughter of the late Kathrvn C. Chamberlain. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 from St.

Dorothy's Church, Orenel HUt (City Line at Burmont Int. Holy Cross Com. Mass Cards are requested or donations in her memory may be made to St. John's Church. S.

13th Pa. There win be no viewing. (CHADWICK'S of ARDMORE) DAWSON JOSEPHINE A. (JoANN), Oct. 4, 19S2, of Gloucester, N.J., age 42 years, beloved daughter of the late Harry and Mary Dawson, sister of Regina Miller, Edna Stewart, Mary Corvino, John, Charles, Richard, Edward, Franklin and Russetl Funeral Sat.

Oct. 9 at 1:30 AM. from THE MAHAFFEY FUNERAL HOME, 11 E. Kings Mt. Ephraim, N.J.

Mass ot Christian Burial, 9:30 AM from St. Mary's Church, Gloucester, N.J. Int. New St. Mary's Beomawr, N.J.

Friends may call Fri. eve. from 1 to 9 PM. DiDOMENICO Suddenly, on Oct. 1912, JERRY beloved husband of Elvira O.

Romano, devoted laiher of Robert J. and Joseph grandlalher of Mkhde, Nicole and Nadmt, father-in-law of Paula and Karen; also survived by 3 brothers, Anthony, Matthew and Philip and 2 sisters, Rose Procacci and Josephine Dunphv. Relatives, friends and employees ol OuPont, invited to viewing 10 AM, Church of the Good Shepherd (t7lh SI. and Chester Ave Mlowed by Mass ol Christian Burial, at 1 1 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem.

In lieu ol dowers, Mais Cards would be preferred. Arr. by KING FUNERAL HOME. DINTEL JOHN Oct. 1912 of Otnev, beloved husband of Eleanor O'Connor Dintel, father of Mrs.

Eleanor Kee-tan, grandfather of 3, brother of August Dintel and Mrs. Eliiabeth Duckworth. Relatives, friends, members of St. Helena's Holy Name Society are invited to the funeral Sat. starting 1:30 AM from JOHN F.

GIV-NISH'S, Sth St. at Chetten Ave. (6300 N. 5th followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Helena's Church 10 AM Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. after 7 PM. DRINKER Suddenly in bicycle accident on Oct.

4, 1912, JAMES of Ft. Myers, Fla. formerly of former husband of Mary father of David Phillip G. and Margarita son of the late James B. and Mary Frances Drinker of Jenkintown, brother of Mary D.

Elek and Henry M. Drinker, M.D. Memorial Service Sun. Oct. 10, at 3 PM.

at Merion Friends Meeting, 615 Montgomery Ave. In lieu of Dowers please makt donations to Friends Service Committee or the English Speaking Union. FLYNN Oct. 1982, WILLIAM R. Ill, 35, of beloved father of William R.

IV, Thomas, and Ryan, beloved son of William R. Jr. and Mary (McLoughlin), brother of Mrs. Marv Kay Magan, Mrs. Johannah T.

Casey, Mrs. Geraldine F. Freed, Mrs. Theresa Desman, Deborah Ann, Mrs. Anita M.

Romero and John B. Relatives and friends and members of Phila. Lodge No. F.O.P., and employees of Bermuda Tool and Die Co. and OeLeo's Restaurant, are invited to funeral AM, from BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9701 Frankford Ave.

(at Fitter Mass ol Christian Burial, II Our Lady of Calvary Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. Viewing Fri. eve.

from 7 to 9 PM FORTIKO MIGKONE Oct. 6, 1982, ELIZABETH (nee Nardinl), wife of Eugene, mother of Mrs. Eliiabeth KHev, Anthony Forti-no and Mrs. Lorraine Moore; also survived by 13 grandchildren, IS great grandchildren and sister of Mrs. Ida Bisbing.

Relatives and friends invited to Mast of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Bernard's Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sat.

I to 9:30 AM, GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 7151 Torresdale Avt. (Parking it Sunoco Station). GEHRING On Oct. 1982, FREDERICK husband of the late Anna (nee Graff) of Sewed, N.J., survived bv 2 sons, 2 daughters, 9 grandchildren, 3 brothers and 4 sisters. Funeral Mass II AM.

Sat. at St. Charles Borromeo Church, Tumersviie. Int. Westminster Bala Cvnwvd.

Viewing Sat. morning from 8:30 to 10:30 at THE EGIZI FUNERAL HOME, 200 Ganttown Turnersvile, N.J. GOLDEN On Oct. 7, 1911, ELSIE f. GOLDEN (nee Kiev), mother of Witliam R.

Golden, Jr. Service for relatives and friends on 10:30 AM, at OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1812 Sansom St, where friends may cad after 9:30 AM (Parking on premises). Int. Northwood Cem.

Contributions in her memory may be made to The American Heart Assn. of Southeastern Penna. HEDRICK Oct. 7, 1981 CYNTHIA H. HEDRICK of Mahern, mother of Stephanie Hedrtck, daughter of Edwin and Merri Hope Evans, sister of Barbara Yamad and Patricia Van Hoy.

Memorial services win be held Fri. at PM, at St. Francis-tn-the-Fields Episcopal Church, (Sugartown I'l mites, South of Paoti Pike). Int. Private.

Donations In her memory may be made to (he American Cancer Society. (Arrangements by' OLIVER H. 6AIR COS. SUBURBAN WEST). Sirniun Oct.

7, 1982, of Cotwyn, WILLIAM husband of the late Deborah J. (nee Pusey), survived by 1 daughters, Kathleen Hurd and Mary Ann Carr, one son, James Mitchell; also survived bv 6 grandchildren, one brother, Rudolf Hering and one sister, Helen Carl. natives and friends are invited to the funeral service 11 at THE MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1 1 10 Mam Darby, where friends may cad Sun. eve. 7 to 9.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com. HERRON Oct. 7, 1982, MARY C.

(nee Hiogins), age 76 years, of County Leitrlm, Ireland, wife of the late Frank, devoted mother of Mary Helen Prinio, Frank, James, Sr. Marv William, S.S.J., John, Kathleen and Billy; also survived bv 13 grandchildren, 2 sisters and 2 brothers. natives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on I AM from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frankford Ave. (at Levied Mass of Christian Burial, 9 AM, St. Timothy's Church, tnt.

Calvary Cem. Friends may cad on Sun. eve. ki lieu of flowers, contributions made in her memory to St. Joseph's Visa, Flourtown, would be preferred bv members of the famdy.

By Burr Van Atta 1 Inquirer Stuff Writer Maude Irving Tait Moriarty, 81, a pilot who competed with Amelia Ear-hart for world speed and altitude records, died Tuesday at a nursing home in East Longmeadow, Mass. For a time in the 1920s and 1930s, she was seldom seen without helmet, goggles and leather flying jacket. She spent as much time as she could in the air. Her time on the ground was spent around engines and hangars, airplanes and other pilots. She lived for the time she could spend in the air.

She lived for competition and she became a winner. Mrs. Moriarty was born in nearby Chicopee to a family that owned an ice cream and dairy products business; Her role in life seemed assured. She was the product of proper girls schools, she said, and understood that she was to observe "the Toward that 'end, she accepted a post as a teacher in a one-room schoolhouse, a proper job for a woman of her station in life. She enjoyed teaching, but there was a problem.

"I always wanted to fly my own plane," she said. She had grown up around airplanes; The Taits her father and four brothers all were licensed pilots, And they owned the airfield in Springfield, Mass. She was determined, and she gave them no choice. They had to let her join them in the air. Soon after she had soloed, she took the next step: She resigned her teaching post in 1928 to compete in the air, "I didn't feel daring," she said, "just curious.

I wanted to explore the possibilities of speed and altitude." Her brothers shared her interests. They backed Granville Brothers Aviation Inc. and in 1929 installed the fledging firm in a former dance hall on the Springfield Airport. The Taits underwrote costs of construction of the Gee Bee racing planes. Zantford Granville, president of the corporation, produced a series of aircraft that threatened to sweep the field until aerial jousting ended with the advent of World War II.

And Mrs. Moriarty then Miss Tait flew them all, at least in the beginning. In 1929, she flew to 16,500 feet, an Deaths elsewhere with Turner's replica of a Gee Bee Maude Tait Moriarty unofficial record for women. And in 1931, she raced a Gee Bee Senior Sportster a two-place monoplane powered by a.350-horsepower Pratt Whitney Wasp engine at 214.9 m.p.h., beating Amelia Earhart's mark by 10 m.p.h. Her speed was 1 m.p.h.

short of the men's record. She won the Aerol Trophy at the National Air Races in Cleveland in 1931, setting a closed-course record for women of 187 m.p.h. Her victories were all the more noteworthy because there were few women who flew and only a half-dozen or so who flew the fast, powerful racers. The aircraft were not very forgiving, as flying machines. When Jimmy Doolittle -1 sweat-drenched after the rigors of winning a race in a Gee Bee was asked how the plane flew, he reportedly answered, "1 never did ly the S.O.B." One by one, Miss Tait flew the Gee Bees, working her way up in power and handling.

In December 1931, she joined Lowell Bayles, that year's win and worked his way from sales to finance. He served as president and chief executive officer from 1952 to 1958, was named Union Carbide's chairman in 1958 and retired five years later. He served on the board until 1968. A Cornell University graduate engineer, he served as a naval aviator in World War I. Survivors: a son, Morse secretary and corporate vice president of Union Carbide, and four grandchildren.

Alice Baber, 54, whose abstract paintings are in the collections of major museums, died Saturday of cancer at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. She lived in Manhattan and in Sag Harbor, N.Y. Her work, typically ovoid shapes in color fields, are in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim and Whitney museums. For five years, Miss Baber and artist Dorothy Gillespie taught a course on "functioning in the art world" at the New School. Horace Cumberland Disston, 76, former sales manager for a Philadelphia saw-manufacturing company, died Sept.

30 at a nursing home in Camden, Me. Grandson of the man for whom the company Henry Disston Sons Inc. was named, he grew up in the business. Located in the Tacony section of the city, it still bears the family name as the Disston Corp. He went to work there after graduation ner of the Thompson Trophy Race, for an all-out assault on the world's speed record.

They were to fly a measured 1.864-mile course at Detroit's Wayne County Airport in a Gee Bee, seeking to break the records both for men and for women. For the bid, a 750-horse-power Pratt Whitney engine had been installed in a Super Speedster. With Bayles in the front cockpit, Mrs. Moriarty had easily exceeded the record in practice. Victory seemed certain when Bayles was clocked at record-breaking speeds as high as 314 m.p.h.

through the tim-. ing devices. But he needed four such runs, and day after day something seemed to go wrong as he tried to reach that point. During a run Dec. 5, the fuel cap flew off, smashed into the cockpit and hit him in the face.

The Gee Bee climbed, snap-rolled and sheared a wing before crashing and killing Bayles. The crash was captured from beginning to end by newsreel cameras, and for 20 years the film was spliced into every Hollywood epic that included an aerial crash. Depressed after the crash, Mrs. Moriarty turned her back on competition. She cancelled her record attempt and gave up flying.

When she returned to Springfield, she was mar-, ried to James Moriarty, a lawyer, and became a housewife. He died in 1973. Her last contact with the Gee Bees was Aug. 25, 1979, at the 50th anniversary celebration of the company. She joined other fans posing for photographers with a replica of the "City of Springfield," the plane in which Bayles was killed, at the Springfield Airport.

Asked if she would like to take a ride in it, she replied in a quavering voice, "No, never again." "She was all class. Tall, stately and gracious," said Walter Harmon, aviation writer for the Morning Union of Springfield. "She was quite a lady," said Henry Haffke, of Vineland, N.J., who is writing the history of those who built and flew the Gee Bees. Mrs. Moriarty is survived by a sister, Barbara T.

Brooks. A Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Church in Springfield. She will be buried there. from Princeton University.

A veteran of service with the Army in World War II, he moved to Maine in 1948, settling in Yarmouth. A decade later, he moved to Camden. Survivors: wife, Emily; sons, Horace Jr. and Christopher, daughter, Mrs. Robert White; a grandson, and a sister.

James Drinker, 53, a former Philadelphia teacher and state employee, was fatally injured Monday when a car struck the bicycle he was riding in Fort Myers, Fla. He was a former resident of Ardmore. Raised in Jenkintown, he was a graduate of the Kent School and the University of Pennsyvlania. He was active in the English Speaking Union and the Boy Scouts in Ardmore. Survivors: sons, David E.

and Philip a daughter, Margarita a sister, and a brother. Services: 3 p.m. Sunday, Merion Friends Meeting House. No tax hike in Allegheny next year, says chairman Aisociated Prat PITTSBURGH Allegheny County Commission Chairman Tom Foerster said yesterday that the county would not increase taxes next year. But Foerester said some county workers might be furloughed to hold down costs.

The county raised property taxes by one mill this year, to 29 mills. James Russo, 68, director of Broadway musicals that featured stars such as Claudette Colbert, Charles Boyer and Bette Davis, died Monday at a convalescent home in Palm Springs, Calif. He had been under treatment for a chronic heart condition. Mr. Russo, a native of Kenosha, started on Broadway as an actor but soon turned to directing.

His productions included work with Milton Berle in Uncle Harry in 1941 He directed Finnian's Rainbow and took the production, on the road. His credits include Marriage Go Round in 1953, featuring Miss Colbert and Boyer, and Two's Company in 1958, with Miss Davis. He suffered a heart attack after hitting a hole in one while playing golf last year. Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes, 86, a former president of Guatemala, died Wednesday in Guatemala City from a cerebral hemorrhage. An army general, he became president in 1958 and held office until he was ousted in a 1963 coup.

During his administration, Cuban exiles were trained in Guatemala for the unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. He directed a campaign aimed at gaining sovereignty over the former colony of British Honduras, now known as Belize. Morse G. Dial 87, former president, chairman and chief executive of the Union Carbide died Monday in Naples, Fla. He joined the corporation in 1929.