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i ivmnm m't it 'i iyrnrw'TV 'wfww 'a ra wrtrw a "rf'a fa aa wivi'tt's nmwm 6-C Sunday, July 11,1982 Obituaries Philadelphia Inquire- Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Tommy Loughran, 79, champion light-heavyweight boxer, of Phila. Sonny Walker. I UK It By Timothy Dwyer Inquirer Stall Writer Thomas "Tommy" Loughran, 79, a Philadelphia native who was a former light-heavyweight boxing champion, died Wednesday at the Veterans Home in Hollidaysburg, Blair County. Mr. Loughran grew up in South Philadelphia and went on to become one of the most famous boxers from the city, known for its gyms and successful boxers.

After a string of knockouts as an amateur boxer, he fought his first professional bout in 1919 and knocked out Eddie Carter in the second round. In 1937, after 227 fights and only 13 losses, he retired. He later became a sugar broker in New York City. Throughout his career, Mr. Lough ran maintained a reputation as a gentleman.

He was a boxer rather than a slugger, known for his boxing technique rather than his punching ability. "He couldn't break an egg Iwith his punchesl," said Jack Sharkey, the former heavyweight champion. "But I'll tell you something, he hit you with more punches you'd think they were making them in a factory and throwing them out the window at you," Sharkey recalled in a telephone interview from his home in Epping, N.H. Sharkey was one of the two boxers to- knock out Mr. Loughran, a man about six feet tall with blue eyes and a physique that earned him the name of the "Philadelphia Adonis." Sharkey did it in the fourth round of a 1929 heavyweight championship fight at Yankee Stadium in front of 45,000 persons.

Sharkey surprised Mr. Loughran as he came out of his corner. Although Mr. Loughran managed to get up by the four count, he was visibly dazed and the fight was stopped. Mr.

Loughran held the light-heavyweight championship from 1927 to 1929, when he gave up the title to fight in the heavyweight division. He said years later that Sharkey was the only fighter he held a grudge against Tommy Loughran In a 1934 photograph because Sharkey did not give him a rematch for the heavyweight title. When the two met again in 1933 at the former Shibe Park, Mr. Loughran beat Sharkey in a 15-round decision. But by that time Sharkey had lost the title.

If Mr. Loughran bore ill will against Sharkey, the feeling was not mutual. "We have had our battle," Sharkey said, "but he was a wonderful gentleman. He was scientific. You couldn't hit that fella," Sharkey said.

Despite the loss to Sharkey in 1929, Mr. Loughran continued to pursue the heavyweight championship. He got another shot at the title in Miami on March 1, 1934, when he fought Primo Camera. Despite a great weight disadvantage (Camera outweighed him 270 to 184), the fight went IS rounds and Camera was awarded the decision. Mr.

Loughran said many years later that it was during the Camera fight that he knew it was time for him to retire. "When one minute the time between roundsl isn't enough to rest, then you know," he told a reporter. But he kept fighting until 1937 when he retired after defeating Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American Medical Association, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American College of Surgeons, the Philadelphia College of Physicians and the International College of Surgeons. Chairman of the maternal mortality committee of the Philadelphia County Medical Society for 25 years, he played a role in implementing measures that dramatically reduced the death rate among mothers and newborn infants. He also served as chairman of the Pelvic Cancer Commission of Philadelphia, president of the Obstetrics Society of Philadelphia and chairman of the Maternal Welfare Committee and served as sponsor of the 'Newlin Fell Paxson Obstetrics Society of Philadelphia.

For 30 years, he was a director of the Booth Maternity Center. He also served as chairman of the Blood Fibrinogen Bank of Pennsylvania, one of the first such units in the Newlin F. Paxson, 86, obstetrician GWINNELL July 9, 1987, JESSE F. aoe 64 years, beloved husband of Helen (nee SahYi), father of Helen Coon, James and Mary Beth Gwinnett; also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Relatives, friends, and empiovees of SEPTA, are invited to funeral, 8:30 AM, HOL-LEN FUNERAL HOME, 726-28 E.

Allegheny Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Visitation B.VJA Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Sun. eve.

Famitv prefers donations to the above named Church, or Mass Cards. HAGMAIER July 9. 1982, ot Wyncote Church Home, Wyncote, ELSIE. Service 10 JOHNR. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N.

Easton Glenside, Pa. HECKLEY Of Mavfuir, on Julv 9, 1982, EDMUND beloved husband of Evelyn M. (nee Feasel), in his 81st year. Relatives, friends and empiovees of U.S. Post Office (30th Street) are invited to attend the funeral Tues.

8:30 AAA. from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Timothy's Church 10 AAA.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. Friends mav call Moa 7 to 9 PAA. KEPP July 7, 1982, ANNA, formerly of Vandike Tacony, dear sister of the late Emma Eisele (nee Hepp). Sr.M.

Evangeline, O.S.F. and 3 brothers, Jacob, Joseph and John Hepp; survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral Moa, at Immaculate Mary Nursing Home (Holme Circle at Welsh Mass of Christian Burial, 10 at the Home, where friends mav caH after 9 AAA. Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. Mass Cards or donations to the Home preferred. ALDWORTH HELFERTY July 9, 1982, DANIEL of Centre Square, husband of Marie (nee Kunz), father of Margaret Mary Jones, Daniel James Patrick A dele John Teresa M. HUfertv, brother of Veronica McAfee and Mary Hiffertv; also survived bv 3 grandchildren Relatives and friends invited to viewing Mon, 7 PJVL, St. Helena's Church, 1301 Yost Centre Square, followed by Mass of Christian Burial, 8 PAA.

Funeral Procession will meet at St. Helena's Church, 10 AAA. for int. in St. Patrick's Cem.

Mass Cards are preferred. (KOLLER FUNERAL HOME). HIRSCH Julv 8, 1982, HARRY of 2084-A North John Russell Circle, Lvnnewood Gardens, Elkins Park, survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St.

above 71st Ave. Int. Mt. Carmel Cem. Contributions in his memory mav be made to a charity of the donor's choice.

HOGAN July 9, 1982, ROBERT son of Thomas and Elizabeth (nee Banev) of Springfield, Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Tues. 9 VICTOR J. RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, Township Line and Burmont Drexel HW. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Dorothy's Church 10 AAA.

Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. No viewing Mon. eve.

HUNT On Julv 9, 1982, THOMAS age 82, beloved husband ot the late Anna P. (nee Walsh), of Drexel HM, lather of Eileen M. Hunt, uncle of Myles J. Hunt, Jr. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 9 AAA.

at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill, where friends may call Mon. 7 to 9. Mass of Christian Burial 10 St.

Charles Borromeo Church, Drexel Hid. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. JOHNSON MARTHA M.

(nee Zeilinski), of Wenonah, N.J., on Julv 10, 1982, age 92 years, wife of the late Peter and mother of Joseph, William, Daniel Johnson, Emma Capra, Pauline Kulbusauskas, Susan Costa, Rita Phi-fer, Catherine Obert; grandmother of 31; great grandmother of 40. Funeral 9 AAA. in THE McGUIN-NESS FUNERAL HOME, 34 Hunter Woodbury. Mass of the Resurrection, 10 St. Margaret's R.C.

Church. New St. Mary's Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

Donations mav be made to the American Cancer Society, 166 East Pitman, N.J. 08071 KENNEDY ELSIE E. (nee Myers), on July 9, 1982, beloved wife of William E. Kennedy, beloved mother of William E. Mrs.

Mary McGowan, Mrs. Elsie DiSipio and Mrs. Dorothy Manlev; also survived bv 1 1 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 THE DONO-HUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike, (Cor. Lvnn Upper Darby, Pa.

and to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 Church of St. Laurence, Upper Darby. Int. Glenwood Memorial Gardens. Friends mav call Moa eve.

7-9. LAGAKOS JUDGE GREGORY July 6, 1982, Suddenly, in San Francisco, beloved husband of Catherine (Tinka) (nee Stephano), devoted father of Penelope brother of Stella L. Liacouras, William G. Lagakos, Minerva L. Theodos, Catherine L.

Kaneies and the late Pauline L. Manos; also survived bv many loved nieces, nephews and god-children. His funeral services will be 1 at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. George, 256 S. 8th St.

Viewing hours will be Sun. eve. from 7-9 and Mon. 12-1 P.M. at the Cathedral.

Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, contributions in his memory to the Judge Gregory G. Lagakos Memorial Scholarship, co of Development Office, University of Penna. Law School would be deeply appreciated.

LAW On Julv 8, 1982, MARIE H. (nee Hurley), wife of the late Frank of Collingswood, N.J.; survived bv 2 sons, Frank F. and John H. one daughter, Mary Lou Duffy, 20 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral Moa, 9 from R.J.

BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, 226 Codings Collingswood, N.J. Mass, 10 Transfiguration Church, Codings-wood. Viewing Sun. eve. Memorial Contributions to St.

Mary's Home, 1730 Kresson Cherry HM, N.J. LEWANDOWSKI JANE M. (nee Jack), suddenly, July 8, 1982, beloved wife of Frank, dearest mother of Susan, and dear sister of Robert Jack. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing after 8 AAA. at THE SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2614 Orthodox St.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 St. Bartholomew's Church. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Parking on premises.

Due to construction, please use Thompson St. entrance. LIPSHUTZ BLANCHE on July 9, 1982 of Rocky me, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Lipshutz, devoted mother of Mrs. Jul Konstant of-Silver Springs, sister of Morris and Herman Bergman of Phila. and Betty Starr of Atlantic City, N.J loving grandmother of Karen and Paul Konstant.

Services at the DANZAN-SKY-GOLDBERG MEMORIAL CHAPELS, 1170 Rockville Pike, RockvUle, Md. on Mon. Julv 12 at 12 noon. Int. Judean Memorial Gardens.

Expressions of sympathy in her memory mav be made to the Cancer Society. MASON JAMES E. on Julv 7, 1982 at his home, 3819 N. Bouvi-er survived bv his wife Iw B. Mason, a stepdaughter Mildred Lvtell and a sister, Ethel M.

Mason. Viewing Tues. eve. 7 to 8:30 for friends at THE SAVIN FUNERAL HOME, 802 N. 12th St.

Funeral services will be held Wed. morning at 11 AAA. at the funeral home. Int. Rolling Green Cem.

McCAULLEY HARRY P. July suddenly, of Roxbor-ough, son of Harry and Rose McKenna McCauHev, brother of William and Robert McCauHev. Relatives and friends are invited to viewing 9 FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum and to Mass of Christian Burial, St. John the Baptist Church, 10 AAA. Int.

Westminster Cem. There will be no viewing Mon. eve. McCLOSKEY July 8, 1982, ROBERT J. of Havertown, be- loved husband of Emma L.

(nee Allabaugh) and beloved father of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Goldschmidt; also survived bv his 4 grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert and Thomas McCloskev. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 St.

Pius Church, Broomall. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. (Arr.

THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 3300 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, McGURK Julv 8, 1982, JOSEPH J. of Willow Grove, husband of the late Alice (nee Conway), survived bv his son Francis, his daughter Mrs. Edward Hewitt, his sister Mrs. Catherine Chatarv, 12 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Tues.

8:45 AAA. from JOHN J. BRYERS 406 N. Easton, Willow Grove. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AAA.

St. David's Church. Int. Hillside Cem. Viewing Mon.

7 to 9 PAA. McKENNA July 9, 1982, KATHLEEN MCCARTHY, of St. Davids, wife of Ernest L. McKenna, M.D., mother of Ernest, III, Christopher, Virginia Keane, Kevin, Ka- rhryn Michael, and FMeen; aKo survived hy her sisters, Rosemary Crumlish, Isabel Mansfield, Virginia Burns, Carol Ryan, and Geraldine Larkin. Relatives and friends are invited to the Mass of Christian Burial, Moa 10 St.

Katharine of Siena Church, Wayne. Int Ho'y Cross Cem. No viewing, lieu of other expressions of sympathy, contributions in her memory to the Brvn Mawr Hospital would be appreciated. (McCONAGHY FUNERAL SERVICE, ARDMORE). McSHANE July 9, 1982, JAMES formerly of S.W.

brother of Helen Frieslieben, John and Charles. Services and Int. private. Family prefers donations to The American Cancer Society. MORAN MARY DUFFY MORAN, July 9, 1982, beloved wife of the late John sister of Sr.

Winifred Marie and Mrs. Helen Moran; also survived bv several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Tues. starting 8:30 AAA. from JOHN F.

GIV-NISH'S, Sth St. at Cherten Ave. (6300 N. 5th followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Benedict's Church, 10 AAA.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may caH Moa eve. after 7 PAA. Donations to St. Benedict's Church, Chetten Ave.

and Garnet Ph4a Pa. 19138 nnoirc LEWIS ISAAC. July 9, 1981, beloved husband of Alice (nee Fav), son of Oscar and Esther, brother of Richard and Joseph; also survived by nieces and nephews. His funeral service will be Tues. II St.

George Orthodox Church, West Chester Pike, Upper Darby. Viewing Mon. eve 7-9 at the VRAIM FUNERAL HOME, 66 S. State Upper Darby. Memorial contributions to the St.

George Orthodox Church would be preferred. NEEREN See YARROW notice PARKINS WILLIAM on June 21, 1982, age 74, kt Florida, born in Laeona, Iowa, fomKrty of BawMe, N.J., survived bv his wife, PhvUis a son Frederick M. of LouisviHe, a daughter, Janet P. Hersha of LouisvWe, a sister, Bovdeania Rodger of Des Moines, fowa; also 6 grandsons. He was a retired Professor, University of Pennsylvania Medical School.

(Arr. by NATIONAL CREMATION SOCIETY, INC) PAXSON NEWLIN FELL PAXSON, M.D., on Jury 1912, of Wynnewood, Pa. husband of Anne B. Paxson and brother of Chauncev Paxson, of Kendall at Longwood, Kermetf iouwe, Pa. A Memorial Service wiH be held at The Haverford Friends Meeting, 855 Buck Lane, Haverford, Jury 17tti, at 3 PAA.

In lieu of flowers, donations mav be sent to The Chairman's Fund, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, 230 N. Broad Pa. 19102. (STUARD, Ardmore).

BONNEY July 10, 1982, LELA S. (Schmidt) wife of the late Lawrence S. Bomey, Media Towers, Media, formerly of Drexelbrook, mother of Stephen B. Bonnev, Richmond, Va. and L.

Dennis Bonnev, Revnoldsburg, Ohio; also survived by 1 grandchildren. Funeral services Tues. morning 11 C. M. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd.

at Lansdowne Crenel Hid, where friends may call Mon. eve. Int. Edgewood Memorial Park. It is requested that contributions be made to the American Cancer Society in her name.

BRACKBILL July 9. 1982. JAMES EARLE Mr) of tni.M,. ampton. formerly of Bangor, husband of Anna Elizabeth (nee HUD.

Relatives invited to call at the TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, Ml 28 Ridge 10:45 AAA. lieu of flowers family suggests contributions be made to The First United Evangelical Church of Bangor, Pa. 18013, or Slate Baft Medical Bangor, Pa. 18013 in his memory. Service and Int.

at the West Laurel Hill II Tues. BRIG6 July 9, 1982, SALLIE T. C. LIGGET, of Resement, wife of the late Peter John Brigg, mother of Anthony and Peter sister of Anita Keliogg, Virginia Remhardt, and the late Robert w. Ligget; also survived bv 4 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service, Tues. 11 Church of the Redeemer, Pennswoed and Old Gulph Brvn Mawr. Int. Churchyard. No viewing.

(McCONAGHY FUNERAL SERVICE, ARDMORE) BUSA Julv 9. 19S2, MILDRED G. (nee Wh rtaker), Moved wife of George, devoted mother of Larry Barr, Mario Busa. Theresa Hoizerman and Michael Busa; also survived by 4 orandcnildren. Relatives and friends art invrted to funeral CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 E.

Thompson St. tor a 10 AM. Scripture Service. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may cal Moa 7 to 10.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the American Cancer Society. CAPUT0 Suddenly Julv 9, 1982, MARY (nee D'Angelo), beloved wife of Gus Capuro, mother of Michael Maria A. Muthem, Antoinette H. Freeman and Rita C. Taylor, sister of Rose D'Ulisse and Lena Barfoiomei; also survived bv 14 grandchildren and 1 1 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Tues. 9 AAA. from the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, 260 Betevue Penndel, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AAA. at Our Lady of Grace Church, Penndel.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Phila. Friends may call Mon. eve 7-9 PAA. CARR July 8, 1982, JAMES V.

of Narberth, husband of Mary D. stuard, father of Charlotte R. Whisner, Dolores Charles James V. and Alison; brother of Edith Zoeftner, Mary White, David Joan, Andrew Charles and Cynthia A. Fitzgerald.

Mass of Christian Burial, Mon. 8 St. Margaret's Church, Narberth, where relatives and friends are invited to call after 6:30 PAA. For those wishing to attend the interment in Calvary Cem. on a procession will form at THE McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and Wyoming Ardmore, at 9:30 AAA.

Contributions in his memory, to St. Margaret's C.Y.O., would be appreciated. CLAYP00L On July 9, 1982, ARIANNA of Woodlvnne, N.J.. formerly of Collingswood, age 73 survived bv 2 sisters, Miss Dorothy E. Claypool and Mrs.

Mariorie W. Barton. The funeral wiH be private at the convenience of the family under the direction of FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, Collingswood, N.J. Memorial Services wid be announced at a later date. D'OTTAVIANO July 9, 1982, JOHN, beloved husband of Maria (nee Desava) and devoted tamer ot Peter, vincem, jonn, Michael, Frank, Mrs.

Rita Giovanetti and the late Nicholas O'Ottaviano and Mrs. Frances DeLuca; also 23 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and Wolf Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, Epiphany Church, 9 AAA. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may caH Mon. eve. 7 to 10. Evening parking.

Mansion House lot, 2304 S. Broad St. DeMEIS (AKC0NA) July 9, 1982, JOSEPHINE (riee July 9, 1982, JOSEPHINE (nee Monachella), beloved wife of Pasquate, dearest mother of Joseph Ancona and Vincent DeMeis; survived bv 3 grandchildren, sister of Giovanna Puteo, Vincent Monachella and Joseph Monachella. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Moa, 8 from THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 2533-35 S. Broad St.

Mass of Christian Burial, Annunciation Church, 9:30 AAA. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may caH Sun.

eve. 7 to 10. DEVLIN Julv 6, 1982, ELIZABETH H. DEVLIN, sister Of Edward, Anna DiLeo, Lawrence, Joseph, and Edna Covte. Service 10 KIRK AND NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9 PAA. D0EKLEN July 9, 1982, PATRICK age 2 of 434S Bermuda beloved son of Patrick H.

and Andrea F. (nee Nicoiet-ti), grandson of Frank and Dolores Nicoletti and Dorothy Foley, nephew of Diana and Francis Nicoletti, Donna and George Doenlen and Christine Foley. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Tues. 9:30 from Our Ladv of Consolation Church. Friends may can at THE WALTER J.MEYERS FUNERAL HOME 6643-4S Torresdale Ave.

(at Unruh St.) Mon. eve. 7 to 9. (Parking on Meyers lot, Vandike and Unruh Sts. DOWNES On Julv 8, 1982, SARAH age 94, beloved wife of the late George W.

Dowries, of Havertown, sister of Elizabeth Rankin and Martha Wharton; also survived by 2 nieces, Mary Young and Catherine Money and a nephew, Walter Wharton. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 11 at THE ROTH-ERMEL-VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, 57 S. Eagle Havertown, where friends may caH one hour prior to the service. If desired, Memorials mav be sent to Ebenezer United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, Steel and Eagle Havertown, Pa. 19083.

Int. Arlington Cem, FEINMAN July 10, 1982, HELEN (nee Landis) of 3901 Consho-hocken wife of the late Gustav, mother of Mrs. Edward (Frances) Trubin, Mrs. Herman (Dorothy) Goldman, Mrs. David (Libbv) Altmark and Charles Feinman, sister of Lena Goldberg, Samuel, Jack, Edward and Al Landis; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.

Services Sun. 12 noon precisely ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Mt.

Sharon Cem. Family win return to the Trubin residence, 3876 Conshohocken Ave. FIRST July 9, 1982, GRACE (nee Rubenstone), wife of Irving First of the Presidential mother of Sara Edel-son, Lawrence First and Harry First, sister of Daniel Rubenstone, Florence Abrams and Dr. Sylvia Reich; also survived bv 7 grandchildren, one great grandchild. Relatives and friends invited to service Sun.

10 JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Family i return to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edel-sen, 41S Andrew Merion Station. FOODY July 10, 1982, MARY R. of Penn Wynne, sister of Ka-thryn, Thomas, Paul and Nancy Foody.

Relatives and friends are invited to visit fhe family Tues. after 9 AAA. In Presentation B.VAA. Church, 204 Haverford Penn Wynne and to Mass of Christian Burial in the Church at 10 AAA. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Please omit flowers. (STRETCH OF HAVERTOWN). FORTUNE JOHN NELSON July 10, 1982, age 45, of Mt. Airy, beloved husband of Bernice devoted father of Suzanne Harmon, Yvonne C.

Swann and the late John N. Ill; father in law of Warren B. Harmon and Andrew Swann; also survived bv 2 sisters: Bernice Monroe and Camilla Coverdale, and his brother. Cab Calloway; II grandchildren, great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend his Mass of vnnsndn dumai, rjn.

ntu. eve. ai 91. inviov vi the Child Jesus Church, Upsal and Ardleigh Pa. 191 9.

Friends mav can at the Church after 6 Wed. eve. Int. private. Contributions mav be made in his name to the above named cnurcn.

ikikk AND NICE) FOULKE WILLIAM Julv 9. 1982. of Iwland. husband of the late Helen M. Foulke, father ot Kenneth W.

Foulke; grandfather of Kristopher Foulke. Service 11 ajvl. Advocate Lutheran cnurcn, 65m Ave. at wister and Wyncote. Inf.

Westminster Cem. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory mav be made to Advocate Lutheran Church or American Heart Ass'n. 318 s. inti Fa. 19103 (kikk anu nice; FRAIN July 8, 1982, MARY (nee Duffy), of Mavfair, beloved wife of the late Michael Frain of Carralackev Kilmo-vee.

County Mavo, Ire. and devoted mother of Ellen HorKan, Bea Bennett, Mary McCmiough, Kathleen Carr, Una Delanev, Margaret, Michael, Patrick and Tony Frain; survived bv 20 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, sister of Sr. Winifred Virginia Duffy and Ann Rush, Ireland. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral after 9:30 from JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E.

Benner St. (at 6100 N. Rising Sun Mass of Christian Burial, to follow at 1 1 Our Ladv of Ransom Church, Roosevelt Blvd. and Unruh St. Viewing Sun.

eve. after 7. Int. in Ireland. FRANCE July 8, 1982, EDWARD A.

husband of Marie (nee Augustine), father of Edward and Patricia France; survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of Photo Engraver's Union, Local No. 7, are invited to funeral, Moa 8:30 FOX FUNERAL HOME, 7026 Castor Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 Our Ladv of Ransom Church. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends mav cal Sua eve. 7-9 PAA. Mass Cards preferred. CHI July 9, 1982, JAAAES 6.

of Belmont HMs, husband of Marie E. (nee Davis), father of Robert, Catherine Kerper and Gerald; also survived bv 4 grandchildren; one brother, George and a sister, Evelyn Gerard. Relatives and friends, and members of Belmont HiNs Civic Ass'n. invited to attend the funeral services 10 THE JOHN J. STRITTMATTER FUNERAL HOME, 186 Green Lane.

Westminster Cem. Viewing Moa eve. after 7. Parking on premises. GRIMLEY July 8, 1982, FLORENCE M.

(nee Eschbach), of Upper Darby, and formerly of Springfield, beloved wife of Eugene J. Grimlev and beloved mother of Eugene J. Dennis John Mrs. Theresa Simeone and Kevin M. Grimlev; also survived by her grandchildren, beloved sister of Mrs.

Mary McOevrtt, Mrs. Louise Marshall, John Eschbach, Mrs. Marion AM and Mrs. Dorothy Mac A fee. Relatives, friends, employees of Gimbets are invited to funeral Moa 9 THE OONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 Westchester Pike, (Cor.

of Lynn Blvd.) Upper Darby. Mass of Christian Burial II St. Cyril of Alexandria Church, East Lansdowne. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. No calling hours Sua eve. Mass Cards would be preferred. GROSSMAN July 10, 1982, BENJAMIN, husband of Helen (nee Ro-vine) of 7348 Drexel father of Artene Adlrt, Judith Stolper and me late Burton Grossman, brother of Rose Rosenberg and Lee Hartenbaum, grandfather of Brooke Eisenstat, Karen and Jonathan Stotpher and Michael and William Adhn. Relatives and friends are invited to services Sun.

2 PAA. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int.

Roosevelt Memorial Part. Family wM be at the lata residence. POWELL JAMES July 7, 1982, brother of Dr. Charles Powell; also survived bv 4 sisters and one uncle. Relatives and friends invited to viewinn July 14th, at 10 and to service at II at EMMANUEL JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 6653-55 Chew Ave.

Int. Ivy Hid Cem. RAIKEN July 9, 1982, HARRY of Plaza 2350 Tremont husband of Ada (nee Airman), father of Mrs. David (Susan) Cooper, devoted grandfather of Charles and Rachel Cooper, brother of Samuel and Morris Raiken, Bert Horwiti, Mary Poulsand Yetta Friedman. Services Sun.

I PAA. precisely ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Family witl be at his late residence. RUTH MICHAEL P. of Hatboro, age 7, died at St. Christopher's Hospital, son of Mary Ann (nee Luskin) and Richard Ruth. Relatives and friends invited to Mass of Angels Moa II AAA.

at St. John Bosco Church. Int. Hatboro Cem. Arr.

by JOHN J. BRYERS INC. SATINSKY July 10, 1982, LILLIAN I. (nee Surkin), wife of Leon of 2309 Benson mother ot Mr. Maurv Satinskv, Mrs.

Sandra Krefoff and Miss Susan Satinskv; sister of Mrs. Rose Rossman; grandmother of Harris Kreloff. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services sua 11:15 AAA. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family wM return to 2309 Benson 2nd Floor. SAVAGE July 8, 1982, WILLIAM GEORGE SANDERSON, of Merion, husband of Lavinia A. Savage and father of Deborah Savage Schuhl, Catherine Savage El-lenwood, Charles William, David Spongier Savage; grandfather of Ann, Beniamin, and Sarah. Relatives and friends are invited to Memorial Services 1 1 Moa, from Overbrook Presbyterian Church (Lancaster Ave.

at City Line), Overbrook, Pa. Int. private. Memorial contributions mav be made to Inglis House of Ptiila. or Overbrook Presbyterian Church or Saunders House, Wynnewood.

(CHADWICK'S OF ARDMORE) SCHAEFFER July 9, 1982, EUGENE J. beloved husband of Theresa (nee RoseNi), dear father ot Done, Mary Ann and Paul Zindetl: also survived bv one sister Nancy DeSimone and 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Wed. 9 from SUCHARSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2324 Margaret St. Mass 10 Visitation Church.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may can Tues. SCHEB July 9, 1982, FRANCIS ANTHONY (BIGGY), age 65 years, beloved son of the late Anthony and Mary (nee Tracy), beloved brother of Marie Yocom, Elizabeth McAnanv, Margaret Moses, Paul J. and Conrad J.

Scheb; also survived bv 7 nieces and 10 nephews. Relatives, friends, members of Railroad Holy Name Society, Sgt. McViegh Post No. 407 and OAA.S. Post No.

696 Catholic War Vets, and empiovees of Conrad are invited to funeral Tues. 9 HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 726-28 E. Allegheny Ave. Mass of Chrishan Burial, Church of the Ascension 10 AAA. Int.

St. Denis Cem. Friends may cad Moa eve. Mass Cards preferred. SEGAL Julv 8, 1982, BELLA of 2731 N.

46th wife of the late Paul, mother of Mrs. William (Ruth) Streb, TiHie Merrier, Esther Becker, Morris and Abraham Segal, sister of Nacha Baum; also survived bv 11 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren. Services, Sun, 11 AAA. precisely, ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Fam-rty wiM return to her late residence. SELKE Julv a. 1982.

former emriovee of Wana matter's. downtown, husband of Mary Pasternak Settle, father of Joan Salter; also survived bv grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Prayer Service, 10 A.M., at Nativity B.VJA. Church. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav caH Sun. eve. 7 to 9, at THE RIGBY AND HARTING FUNERAL HOME, 15 E.

4th Media, Pa. SHIELDS July 9, 1962, JAAAES beloved husband of Margaret (nee Mannion), father of Mary, Sarah Wright and James W. grandfather of Sarah and Kaitlin Wright, brother of Joseph Anna, Sr. Marietta, S.S.J. Relatives and friends are Invited Tues.

eve. 7 PAA. at St. Genevieve's Church. Mass of Christian Burial 8 PAA.

Funeral wid assemble at St. Genevieve's Church Wed. 10 AAA. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

In lieu of flowers contributions mav be made to St. Joseph's Villa, Flourtown or Mass Cards preferred. (JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME SINKINSON Of Glenoiden, suddenly on July 9, 1982, M. ELIZABETH, (nee McComed), beloved wife of Edward beloved mother of Kathleen Sinkinson, 1 orraine S.

Fiorello, Elizabeth Ann Spaulding and Edward M. Sinkinson and beloved sister of Rosemary Brady and Michael J. McConnell; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends also employees of Strawbridge and Clothier and Members of the Catholic Daughters of America invited to funeral Tues. 9 FUNERAL HOME OF M.F.

WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Clifton Heights. Mass of Christian Burial 10 Church of St. George. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may caH Moa eve. SPEIER NORMAN J. on Julv 9, 1982 of Newtown, formerly of Southampton, husband of the late Margaret Speier (nee Stuart) and father of Margaret C. Med-land. Norma J.

Woolever and Patricia E. VanCad-sand; also survived bv his lOgrandchddren and 5 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited the Memorial Services Tues. 1:30 PAA. at the Huntingdon Valley Methodist Church, Huntingdon Pike and By-berry Valley, Pa.

In lieu of flowers Memorial donations in Mr. Peter's memory mav be made to the above named Church. Arr. by McGHEE FUNERAL HOME. STAVROU July 10.

1982. SOFIA (nee Soulas), beloved wife of the late Gregory, devoted mother of Alexander, Mrs. Katherine Dardaris and Paul, loving grandmother of 6 grandchildren; survived bv a sister Mrs. Florence Ella and 3 brothers Clarence Soulas, Robert Soulas, and Richard Soulas. Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing 7 to 9 in the PARLORS OF PETcR S.

MUR1ANKA, 5316 Rising Sun Ave. Burial serv.ee 10 AAA. Tues. St. John Chrysostrom Albanian Orthodox Church, 17th and Summer St.

Int. Fernwood Cem. Parking plaza in rear. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Sofia's memory may be made to her Church. TITUS SADIE E.

on June 21. 1982. formerly of Narberth. mother of Mrs. Emdy T.

Smith of Glen Mills, grandmother of 3, great grandmother of 6. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Memorial Service Julv 13 at 2 PAA. in the Narberth Methodist Church. Inf. was private.

In lieu of flowers Memorial contributions to vour favorite charity. Arr. by J. NELSON RIGBY FUNERAL HOME, Media. TR0ISI On Julv 8.

1982. RALPH beloved husband of Rita (nee Widhson) of Folcroft, father of Linda Robinson of also survived bv his father, Ralph Troisi, Sr. and his brother Daniel Troisi. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral on Mon. 9 AAA.

at the CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Mass of Christian Burial in the Church of St. Gabriel -at 1 1:30 AAA. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav cad at CAVANAGH'S Mon. from 9 to 11 AAA, There wid be no caking hours Sua eve. WATERS Julv 8. 1982.

CERINDA M. of The Presbyterian Home, 47th and City Line Ave. (Bala), daughter of the late James and Caroline Waters, sister of Edith and Frank Waters. Funeral service, Julv 12, at 9:30 Chapel of the Home. Int.

Arlington Cem. (BRIN-GHURST-ANDREW J. BAIR) WATSON July 8, 1982, FLORENCE J. (nee Rinedotler), wife of the late Elmer, of Springfield, mother of Elmer Helen Crothers, and Florence Anderson; also survived bv 6 grand and 8 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends, invited to cad, Mon.

after 1 KISH FUNERAL HOME, Sproul and Lawrence Rds, Broomed. Services, 2 PAA. Int. Arlington Cem. WENDT On July 9, 1982, MARGARET R.

COLFEP, wife of William J. Wendt, mother of William J. Wendt, Jr. and sister of Mrs. Anne Wetzel, Richard and William Colter.

Relatives, friends and members of B.VJVA. Sodality are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AM, St. Anne's Church. New Cathedral Cem. Donations to Sacred Heart Home tor Incurable Cancer, 1315 W.

Hunting Park Pa. 19140. WHITE July 9, 1982, of Cheltenham, ALICE E. (nee Mor-rissey), wife of the late William White and beloved mother of Robert and Harry White, and the late William White; sister of Daniel Morrissev; sister in law of Sr Rose Reoina i Relatives arid friends are invited to attend the viewing Mon. Presentation B.VAA.

Church, Cheltenham, 7 PAA. and to the Mass of Chrishan Burial alter the viewing at 8 P.M. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Funeral procession on 10 AAA. from ther WILLIAM J.

KNOPF FUNERAL HOME, 7114 Oxford Ave. Donations to St. Joseph's Manor, Meadowbrook, Pa. would be appreciated by fhe famitv. WILKINSON JULIA H.

nee Hmrichs) on July 9, 1967, beloved wife of Ihe late Robert L. Wilkinson and devoted mother of Mrs. Thomas F. Clark, Summit, N.J., Mrs. Mervin G.

Sneath, orris town, and Mrs. Thomas R. Rorer, III, Jenkintown, also survived bv her 7 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren, one twin sister, Irene of Mountain Lakes, N.J. Relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service Wed. Julv 14 at 1:30 P.M.

The First Presbyterian Church, DeKalb and Airy Norristown, Pa. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Sacred Heart Hospital, Norristown, the First Presbyterian Church, Norristown, Pa. or to a charity of the donor's choice. Arr. bv J.

PAUL BAILEY. YARROW NEEREN) Jutv 9, 1982, MCLLIE (nee Feldman), wife of the late Louis Yarrow, of 5301 Old York mother ot Mrs. Ida Levitt, Mr. Ben Neeren, Mr. Leon Neeren and Mr.

Harry Neeren; sister of Mrs. Bertha Simon and Mrs. Mary Kotti; also survived by 7 grandchildren and 9 great grartacnMrea Keunves and friends are invrted to graveside services Sua, 2 PAA. precisely at the Mount Sharon Cem. (Section R), Springfield, Pa.

Family wdl return to 1603 Ashurst Rd. Contributions in her memory may be made to vour favorite charity. (Arrangements by Cemetery Lots SUNSET Memorial 2 grave lots on Main Drive Reas. 743-8240. WARMINISTER.

2 CEMETERY LOTS. REASONA- BLE. CALL 945-4787 In Memoriams DUCKWORTH, CARRIE In memory of a very special friend. One year ago today. SadW missed bv Ed A Marcia COKSISCB PRtMANKNG Vour dtKitMKi today fitv8i othart.

Vour cwrsTTirt meant trxtv prtwoim wmmJ pxea tomorrow 1970 Coit S800 197? COM 11200 1982 Cost $1800 1992 Con? ifrorn How to FrI Cosh Now With FufHftt-l Pr-Plort from th Prc-Nded SptKtotiit Cavanagh tunrml Horn Inc NOnwOOO PWH ADftPHU Bki Cavemooh John McCstoo CovoMer-atta MtMtto, P. WtWNtml Cavanagh fWf FREE BOOKLET CAU TOIL FREE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa l-aOO-62 -22 11 tUMMakM. Mr. Loughran was born in Phila delphia on Nov. 29, 1902, He grew up in the 1600 block of Ritner street in South Philadelphia.

His first fight came on the streets of Philadelphia at age 14 when he became involved with a dispute with a 26-year-old man and soundly thumped the man. When the police arrived at his home to investigate, he had already sneaked into bed and pretended to be asleep. The police officer, not fooled, demanded to know where he was hiding his brass knuckles and, when the young boy convinced the officer he had inflict ed the damage with his fists, the officer turned to the boy's mother and warned: "If you don't do something about him, he'll wind up in prison for killing somebody with his fists either that or he'll be a champion." The youngster assured his mother from his bed that he would be the champion. And on Oct. 27, 1927, his dream came true in the old Madison Square Garden when he defeated Mike McTigue for the light-heavyweight championship.

From 1927 to 1929, he successfully defended his title six times. Like most boxers, his weight increased as he got older and for a while he fought in both the heavyweight and light-heavyweight divisions as he put on weight for one fight and sweat it off for the next. But after he beat James J. Braddock in 15 rounds on July 18, 1929, he leaned over to reporters at ringside and said that was his last light-heavyweight fight. From then on he fought in the heavyweight division.

Mr. Loughran's did not drink or smoke and he never married. During his boxing career he was often described as an "altar boy," and, in fact, became an altar boy after his retirement from boxing. Each day, he served the noon Mass at Our Lady of Victory Church near his Wall Street office. He leaves a brother, Charles; and a sister, Katherine Dooley, both of Philadelphia.

Private funeral services will be held Monday. A pioneer in the use of fibrinogen, a clotting component of blood, Dr. Paxson's work helped clear the use of fibrinogen therapy in inhibiting hemorrhaging during and after delivery. The therapy is now applied in a wide variety of medical and surgical situations. 1 He was active on the medical advisory committee of the Planned Parenthood Association of Philadelphia.

Throughout his career, he was active in research, and his findings were widely published in professional journals. In his private life, he was an active member of the Society of Friends, the Radnor Hunt Club, Penn Athletic Club and the University Club. He is survived by his wife, Anne Buchanan Paxson, and a brother, Chauncy. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Haverford Friends Meeting on Buck Road, Haverford.

president of the Philadelphia Boosters' Association. In 1958 he was awarded the Gold Cross, Royal Order of King George by King Paul of Greece, and in 1969 he was awarded the Cross of Knight Commander of the Royal Order of the Phoenix by King Constantine of Greece. In 1970, he was awarded the Cross of St. Andrew by Greek Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras and in 1979 he received the Gold Cross of the Holy Sepulchre from the Patriarch of Jerusalem. He is survived by his wife, Catherine, and a daughter.

Penelope. Death Notices ABRAMS0N July 10, 1912. ROBERT (BUCKY), husband el Ida live Forman), of 617 Alburger Ave, father of Mrs. Alfred (Janet) Simon and Mrs. Jack (Eleanor) Schneider; grandfather of Stuart Simon, BiHv Schneider, Lisa Schneider and Howard Schneider; great grandfather of Alison Leigh Simon.

Relatives, friends and members of Sons of Israel B.A. are invited to funeral services Sun. 2 PJvl, precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int.

Shalom Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at 6517 Kindred St. ADAMS GLORIA July 1982, beloved wife of Harold, mother of Carolyn, Wayne, Jeffrey, Cathy and Barry. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services July 13th, at I PM, viewing 6 to 9 PJvl, Camphor Memorial United Methodist Church, 5420 Wvalusing Ave. Int.

Mt. Lawn Ctm. (JAMES J. GRAY FUNERAL HOME). BAMBERGER nephews.

Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Mon. AM, at THE MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, Mil Frankford Ave. Mass of Christian Burial AJvL St. Joan of Arc Church. Int.

North Cedar Hit) Cem. No eating hours Sua eve. BERRY July 10, 1W2, JOHN of Wesmort, County Mayo, Ireland, formerly of Corpus Christ! Parish, beloved husband of Delia (nee McNichotas) devoted father of Marie Yotsko, Josphine Rapone and Eileen Matteo; also survived by 4 grandsons. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Tues. 8:30 AAA.

from JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 67W-U Frank-ford Ave. (at Unruh Ave.) and to Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bernard's Church 10 AJM. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cam. Friends may cal Mon. eve. after 7 PJVL Parking on promises. BIHARY JOSEPH, on Jutv mi devoted husband of Rose, beloved fattier of Mrs.

June Cantor; survived by one grandchild, 2 brothers, one sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Reposing at THE HAROLD B. MULLIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 2034 E. Adeghenv Ave. Visitation, Mon.

from 10 to II AAA. Services at II AAA. Int. Whrtemarsh Cem. In lieu of flowers, an donations to your local Cancer and Heart Fund.

BIRD July 1912, RICHARD son of Lottie Bird; also survived by 6 ctwdren, 4 grandenaoren, and a sister. Relatives and friends are invited to services, Tues. 1 1 RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St. and Synder Ave. Int.

Arlington Cent. Friends may cad Mon.7-PJW. for Gregory Lagakos Dr. Newlin Fell Paxson, 86, professor emeritus and former chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, died Thursday at the medical center. He lived in Wynnewood.

A 1919 graduate of the college, he interned there, did post-graduate work at the University of Chicago and the Mayo Clinic and then began a teaching career of more than 60 years. He formally retired in 1962 after 20 years as chairman of obstetrics and gynecology at the college. But when freed of administrative duties, he returned to teaching. He continued to teach at Hahnemann, to hold staff positions at Hahnemann and Bryn Mawr Hospitals and to maintain a private practice in Center City until 1980. During his years of practice, he delivered more" than 3,000 babies, among them Princess Grace of Monaco.

He was a fellow of the American Services set Funeral services have been set for tomorrow for Gregory G. Lagakos, 69, a Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge since 1965 and a national leader in Greek religious and civic affairs. He died Tuesday while attending a Greek religious congress in San Francisco. Among those set to attend the services at 1 p.m. at St.

George's Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Delaware Valley is the current Greek ambassador to the United States, Nikolaos Karandreas. Archbishop Iakavos, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in North and South America, will Deaths here Harry Raiken, 68, a retired wholesale and retail meat merchant, died Friday at Hahnemann Hospital. He lived in Philadelphia. Formerly of New Jersey, Mr. Raiken was a charter president of B'nai B'rith in Atlantic City.

Survivors: wife, Ada; daughter, Susan Cooper; two grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. Services: 1 p.m. Sunday, Rosenberg's Raphael-Sacks, Philadelphia. InconVt .1 MnCiirlr 79 rntirnrj Philadelphia police inspector, died Thursday at the Homestead Nursing Home in Willow Grove. Mr.

McGurk retired from the Police Department in 1964, after 33 years' service. He was a detective in several bureaus during his last 12 years with the department, and he received 33 commendations for his work during his career. Between 1965 and 1972, he was an investigator for the Pennsylvania Department of Justice. He was president of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Police Chiefs Association in 1961. Survivors: daughter, Catherine; son, Francis, and a sister.

Services: 7 p.m. Monday, John Bry-ers Funeral HomeJVillow Grove. Helen Landis Feinman, 78, of Con-shohocken, a fur finisher for nearly 50 years, died Saturday at Lankenau conduct the services. Judge Lagakos, born in Camden, graduated from William and Mary College and received his law degree from the University of Pennsylvania. At the end of World War II, he was appointed special counsel to oversee the Greek elections.

His appointment to the bench came after 27 years in private law practice. He was involved for many years in local and national Democratic Party politics and served from 1955 to 1965 as national chairman of the Greek section of the Democratic, National Committee. Since 1979, he had been Hospital in Lower Morion. Mrs. Feinman ran a fur-finishing store at 60th and Spruce Streets in Philadelphia.

She also was a singer with the Pavilion Players, a group that entertained the elderly at various apartment buildings in the area. Survivors: son, Charles; daughters, Frances Trubin, Dorothy Goldman and Libby Altmark; 12 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, four brothers and a sister. Services: noon Sunday, Rosen-berg's kapnaei-sacks, mnuueipniu. William G.S. Savage 69, of Me-rion Station, a former railway executive, died Thursday at Lankenau Hospital.

Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Savage began his career with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He retired as the Penn Central's director of passenger sales and then served as assistant director of Inglis House, a home for the physically disabled in Philadelphia, and as director of development for Saunders House of Philadelphia, a home for the elderly. Survivors: wife, Lavinia; sons, Charles and David; daughters, Deborah Schuhl and Catherine Ellen-wood, and three grandchildren. Services: memorial, 11 a.m.

Monday, Overbrook Presbyterian Church, City and Lancaster Avenues. itfcisilwflftlaBlaWaJ am i lM.l(rJwfcifW etlfaaj i. Ma friii IP-.