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8-C Thursday, Feb. 5, 1981 Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries Iaj, NO SAILOR NOW, Darlene Aubrey Rein, who posed for Playboy magazine while in the Navy, is out of the service. She poses with a garment given her to model by co-workers after her appearance in the publication. At a news conference in Alexandria, yesterday, she announced that charges of misconduct against her had been dropped by the government. Neighbors fail to halt work on Whitman Park PIERCE ELBERT of Olnev, Feb.

3, 1981, aw 54 years, husband of the late Judy (nee Castanyik son of Myrtle M. Pierce, father ot Patricia, Larry and Sharon; also survived bv a grandson Jacob and brothers, William, Waiter and Gorman Pierce. Relatives, friends, members of Warminster D.A.V. Chapter No. 89, and Erkfns Park American Legion Post and employees of GMC, Wlmlngton Dry.

are Invited to his funeral service 10 AM Sat. the HOWARD N. DEETER FUNERAL HOME, 5800 N. 5th Phla. Friends may cal Fri.

evening 7 to 9. Int. Forest HWs Cam. QUiNLAN Of Immaculate Mary Heme, formerty of St. Francis of Asslsl Parish.

on Feb. 3, 1981, ANN C. (nee Mufltn), beloved wife of the late Francis E. Quintan and sister of Sr. M.

Francellne Mulw, S.SJ. and Mrs. George Kilkenny, In her 89th year. Relatives, friends and B.VM Sodality of St. Francis of Asslsl Church, are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial.

10 AM, at Immaculate Mary Home, Holme Ave. and Welsh Rd where friends may cal after 9 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Fri. Arrant by jomn F- REYNOLDS Lisa Padulese, brother of Raymond, Marie Hayden, ndDorothy Miroddi; also survived by 1 Kc" Sesaftves, friends and employees of a "SiiTtL'S JSHt? Sat.

8:30 tt' WETEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, Slti St. and Roosevelt Blvd (Parking on TiLir6." Ma Christian Burial 10 AM, from St. Ambrose R.C Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cm.

Friends may cal Frt. eve. after 7 PJVl RICHARDS I '21' st 9Vi' P- wife Of the (ate George W. Richards and beloved mother of fge w. Ill, Deborah R.

DnZrZ iZ Mnaula mSuSAS! Relatives and ii? ftStr' 1 PM, West memory to the Arthritis Foundanon, 311 S. Juniper Pa. 19107 would be appreciated Arr. by THE DOffOMug FUNERAL HOME Wast Chester Plka, Newlowa siiare. ROGOVITZ LJl husband of Alice (nee Loux), of 8926 Calvert fattier of Mrs.

Marcy Leibowitz Mrs. Roslvn Mutchnick and Mr. Bruce Rooovfti, brother of Mr. Irwin Rogoviti and Mrs. Yefra Block; also survived by 6 grandenidren.

Relatives and friends are mvrted to funeral services 1 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St W. Mt. Lebanon Cem. The famly wii return to 8926 Calvert St.

SAUNDERS AMANDA, Jan. 29, 1911, wife Of Mr. John Saunders Mlwah, NJ sister 'of DeecoTLeHoVoreSj, SCARBOROUGH fffv, en Feb. 2, 1981, RALPH A. SCARBOROUGH, beloved husband of Mary Krolick, of Brvn Mawr, father of Richard L.

Scarborough and grandfather of Kimberty Ann and Kristen Nicole Scarbor-ough; also survived bv his sister, Mrs. Ann Mavis Thompson. Relatives and friends are invrted to attend his funeral service on Sat. morning at 11 o'clock St. Marks United Methodist Church, Sproul and Lewis BroomaP and to his viewing on Fri.

evening after JafSSfli' JM6 CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Int. Glenwood Memorial Gardens. Expressions of sympathy in the form of memorial contributions to The Heart Fund, P.O. Box 456, Media, Pa.

19063 would be appreciated and acknowl- SCHUMM MARIE V. (nee Brvev), Feb. 2, 1981, formerty of Ore-land, Pa. wife ot the late George, mother of George A. Bruev and Isabel Steinmever and the late Madeline B.

Schulsf; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 great grandchkoren. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM Hnv Martyrs Churcn, Oreiand. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. Relatives and irlends are invited to the WILLIAM R.

MAY FUNERAL HOME, Easton Rd. and Keswick Glenside, after 9 AM SEAY Feb. 2, 1981, HOWARD beloved husband of Alice M. Seav (nee Eiaritl), survived bv nieces and nepn-ews. Relahves, friends and members ot Lamberton Lodge No.

487 F.8 AM are invited to services 5 -it. 1 1 AM at THE JOHN T. STREHLAU FUNERAL HOME, W. Cor. Pratt and Leiper Sts.

(W. Friends may cal Sat. morning from 9:30 AM until time of services. Famlv reouests that contributions be sent to Emmanuel Church, 8201 Frankford Ave. 19136 SMEDLEY Feb.

3, 1981, LUCY M. (nee Egner), wife of the late Joseph Howard Smettey aid devoted mother of Marie Madden, Francis, Gerald, Harry Smedley and Lucy CatteraH and the late Joseph and Edward Smedlav; also survived by 14 grandenidren, 16 great grandchndren and 6 great great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 8:30 A.M., C. WACKFRMAN AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 8060 Verree Fox Chase. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Immaculate Conception Church, Price and Arcleigri Pa.

19138 would be appreciated by the famlv. SMITH Of Haverford, Feb. 2, 1981, DEBORAH beloved daughter of Elen P. and Robert and sister of Catherine, Allison and Betsv Smith. Relatives and friends are Invited to Memorial Service Thurs.

12 noon at the Main Line Unitarian Church, 816 S. Vaaey Forge Rd. extension of Dorset! Rd), Devon, Pa. Memorial contributions may be made to the Debbie Smith Fund, Agnes Irwin School, Rosemont, Pa. CRAFT OF ABING TON.

SOLEHSKY Of Clifton Hghts, on Feb. 3, 1981, HELEN M. (nee Ocha (flick), beloved wife of John J. Solensky and beloved mother of Nancv M. Monro and Jack Otensky; also survived bv 7 grandchndren, 2 sisters stele Ochadick and Anne Skuback and a brother Joseph Ochadllck.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Sat. 9 AM, FUNERAL HOME OF MF. WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Clifton Hgnts. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Sacred Heart Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. No calling hours Fri. eve. Friends may cal after 8:30 AM Sat. Masses or contribtvions to the American Cancer Society, 23 E.

Lacrosse Lansdowne, Pa. 19050 would be appreciated. SPANGLER MRS. LUCILLE B. SPANGLER, 81, of 23 Elm HID Way, CamHus.

N.Y.. formerty of Feb. 3, 1981, widow of Dr. Clyde M. Spangier, surviving are a son, Clyde M.

Spangier, a daughter, Mrs. Samuel O. (Carol Arm) Wotcott. Relatives and friends invited to services 2j.K PM in West Laurel Hnl Cem. Chapel, Bala Cynwvd Arrangements bv R.L.

BUSH AND SONS, INC FUNERAL HOME, Camllus, N.Y. SUTTON At Washington, D.C, MISS VtOLETTA B. SUTTON, Natives and mervts are invited to the iriterment II AM, at North Cedar HM Fra.iHtwd and Cherrenham Phla. (FLOUNDERS AND D'ALLURA). VERDI FRANK age 46 years, of Lindenwold, N.J., formerly of Roxborough, on Feb.

3, 1981, husband of Margaret A. Verdi (nee Adams); also surviving his son Frank A. at home, his mother Mrs. Helen G. Verdi, of Roxborough, Pa.

Mass of the Resurrection, Sat. at 11 AM, from the Christ Episcopal Church, 413 W. Evesham Magnolia, N.J. Int. St.

Timothy's Episcopal Church Roxborough, Pa. There wi be no viewing. The famly wm receive friends in the Christ Episcopal Church, 7 to 9 PM Fri. eve. The family suggests that contributions be made to the Christ Episcopal Church, Magnolia, NJ.

08O49. WALTON ELIZABETH J. B. (nee Hamilton), on Feb. 3, 1981, of wife of John R.

Walton and mother of J. Randolph, WWam E. and Clifford W. Walton; also sur- vlved by one brother and 2 sisters. Relatives, friends, Daughters of Ulster Lodge No.

170 and the Margaret Tfiompsnn Mem. Club No. 1, are Invited to cal at THE FYFE AND MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 7047 Gtn. Mt. Airy, Fri.

eve. 7-9 and to her funeral service 1 PM Int. Ivy HM Cem. In lieu of flowers. Memorials to the Orange Home, 2815 Byberry Halboro, Pa.

19040 are preferred. WETZORK OTTO age 79, of W. Klngsley on Feb. 2, 1981, husband of Alice (nee VanArtsdalen) Weaork, father of Edward OF Laguna Beach, Calif, and Mrs. Lilian Hoffman of Randolph, N.J.; also survived by 7 grandenidren and 7 great grandenidren.

Memorial service held or Feb. 9 at 1 1 AM at Christ Church and St. Michael's, McCalum Gtn, Pa. Memorial gifts may be made to your local chapter of The American Cancer Society. (Arrangements bv THE BAILEY FUNERAL HOME INC, Mendham, NJ.) WIENER SAMUEL, Feb.

3, 1911, of 2650 Welsh Pd, husband of Lilian (nee Shapiro), father of Mrs. Shirley Kleiner, brother ot Mr. Herman Wiener, Mrs. CecHe Blatt and Mrs. Kay Eisman and grandfather of 3 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends and memoers of EmHe Zola Lodge of Brith Shawm and Beth TefHath Israel of Pennvpack Park and Plus 50 Club, are invitd to services 11 AM, STILLMANS FUNERAL MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4324 N. Broad St. Int. Mt. nar en vein.

Mnim mm ue uwwi veil al 04 rme neviae Rtt, Levlttown, Pa. WILLIAMSON Feb. 1, 1981, 6RION LESTER, age 12, of San Jose, formerly of beloved son of Horace and Jacqueline (nee McKnigrit), dear brother of MarceH; also survived bv paternal grand Daren is, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williamson, maternal grandparents.

Rev. and Mrs. M. McKnlght, nephew of Phykis Byrd, Jams, James, Mycother and Joseoh McKnight. Relatives and friends are invited to service 10 AM, from Betnel United Presbyterian Church, lvth and York Sts.

Viewing 9 to 10 AM Int. Roiling Green Cem. (Ait. RAY FUNERAL HOME, YAVORSKY Feb. 3.

1981, LORETTA (nee Slotnick), wife of Harry, of 9971 W. Bay Harbor Drive, Miami Beach, formerly of mother of Mrs. Leslea Herman, Mrs. Mlndv Giassman and Mr, Fredrick Yavorsky, sister of Mrs. Mldred Goldman and Mrs.

Betty Sala-man; grandmother of Leri Jll Herman. Relatives, and friends are Invited to funeral services 1:30 PM preciseiv, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Famlv wi return to the Outfield House, 3701 Conshohocken Ave. (Apt. 1120). Contributions in her memory may be made to The American Cancer Society. YUDOF Feb.

3, WI, MARIAN (dm Msnno), bHovetf wHt ef Dartd, or uia, Atma ana manan. Kaanve ana trnds rt mv. wrvites Fri. II HOLLEN FUNERAL HLwit, jiM warn Avti. mi tn Academy Rd).

int. GrMnmoimf Cam. Friends may caN Fri after 9:30 AM Cemetery lots GLENWOOD Memoriai Grcu, BroomaU, 4 Lorv Musi Sell. Best Otter 56-3149 BOHINICK ANDREW (HENRY), on Feb. 3, 1981, husband el K-Ihrvn (iw Rlsko), of Morten, Pa.

Relatives and friends invited to attend his funeral 9 AAV from the JAMES F. KNOETGEN FUNERAL NOME, 7H Kedren Rldey Morton, Rt. 420. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Our Ladv of Perpetual Help Church, Amosland Morton. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Com. Friends may can Frt eve after 7 PM Memorial ottts mev be made ki his name to The American Heart P.O. Box 4M, Media, Pa. 19061 BUSH ROBERT RUSSELL, suddenly Feb.

3, 191, of Mor-rlsvMe, beloved husband of Esther May (Kit-sa wetter) and devoted fattier of Mrs. Nancy Dann; also survived by 1 grandchildren, his mother, Mrs. Mildred Bush and brothers, Joseph and Harold Bush. Rstaftves, friends, members of Harmony Lodae No. S2 Invited to the funeral 10 AAV JAMES J.

DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 2200 Trenton LevHtown, Pa. hit. Newtown Cem. Friends may at the funeral home Fri.

eve. 7- PAL Masonic service I PJvL CAMERON Feb. 3, 1911, formerty of Gtn and Roxborough, ALBERT husband of the late Irene E. (nee Herrmann) Cameron, father of Donald A. Cameron, brother of Edith March.

Service Sat. 10 AM. KIRK AND NICE, MI Germantown Ave. Int. Northwood Cem.

Friends may cal after 9 AM Memorial gifts may be sent to the charity of your choice. CASTELINA Feb. 3, 1911, VINCENT ROCC0, survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Lallan Manclnell and Mrs. Theresa Michaels, nephews, i nieces.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 130 AM, FUSCO FUNERAL HOME, U44-4I Elsworth St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Maron's Church, 10th and Easworth, 10 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Frt.

eve. 7 to 10. (Parking by attendants). CHERRY Feb. 3, 19t, of Gtenslde, JAMES husband of the late Edna E.

Cherry and father of Dorothy Mc-Latchy and James L. grandfather of 9, gnat grandfather of 7. Relatives and friends Invited to services 10 AM, JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N. Easton Glenside, Pa.

Int. White-marsh Memorial Park. Friends may cal Frt. eve. 7 to 9 PM CHRIST (BEAUMONT) Jaa 30, 1911, at LaCanada, formerly of Fox Chase, IDA B.

(nee Drummend), widow of Raymond C. and mother of Ida Onion, Francis Beaumont and the late Raymond W. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 11 AM, MONTANYE FUNERAL HOME, Huntingdon Pike and Park Ave, Rockledae. Int. Lawnvlew Cam.

COLGAN LILLIAN (nee Hens), on Feb. 3, 1911, of Ml. Airy, wife of the late William M. Cowan, mother of Mrs. Kathleen RohHs, iVikiam M.

Jr. and Mrs. Lillian Shletdsf also survived by 11 grandchildren, one great granddaughter and one sister, Mrs. Mary Row. Relatives and friends are invited to cat at FYFE AND MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 7047 Gtn.

Mt. Airy, Thurs. eve. 7-9 and to her funeral service Fit, 11 AM kit. Ivy HW Cem.

CONLON Suddenly, Feb. 3, 191, JOHN of MM Crispin Drive, Pennvpack Woods, bewved husband of Helen M. (nee Walsh) and father of Mrs. Patricia ScMude, Richard and the late Jack onion; grandfather of Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral 9 AM, from THE ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME, Decitur and Charles St. (at 7900 N.

Frank-ford Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St Dominic's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. after 7 PM CONNOR Of Wlssktomlng and formerty of Juniata Park, RICHARD W.

CONNOR, Feb. 3, 1981, age 62 years, beloved husband of Marie A. (nee Deeter) and father of Shervt Baker, Richard Kathleen, Martin, Patrick, Amora and James Connor; also survived by 6 grandchildren and a brother, Vernon Connor and a sister, Jane Cameron. Relatives, friends, members of the Greater Kensington V.F.W. Post No.

3610, and Juniata Park Memorial A.L. Post 738, are invited to his funeral service II AM, Frt, at THE HOWARD N. DEETER FUNERAL HOME, SM0 N. Sth St. No evening viewing.

Friends may cal Frt. starting 10 AM Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. COYLE On Feb. 3, 1911, HUGH husband of Beatrice Boft Coyle, of Ambler, Pa.

Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Chr'Stian Burial, In St. Rose of Lima Church, North Wales, 10 AM Int. Greenlawn Com. Family receive friends at THE C. HENRY LONGENECKER FUNERAL HOME, Main Street and Elm North Wales, Fri.

morning 9 to AM Memorials to charity of your choice will be appreciated. DARNELL On Jan. 25, 19tl, ETHEL H. (nee HW), of Stone Harbor, N.J mother of Esther D. Stobbart, of Stone Harbor; aiso survived by a grandson and a great granddaughter.

Funetal services and interment private. Arr.by EVOY'S. DAY On Feb. 3, 1911, FRANK husband of Janet N. ami father of Mrs (3lre J.

Wetty, Mrs. Frances J. Link, Mrs. Leraine E. SkJia and John G.

Dav; also survived bv 6 grandchiktren. Relatives, friends, members of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Hotmesburg am) employees of Rohm and Haas, are Invited to services Set, 1 Noon, from the above named Church, W01 Frankfera Ave. Int. in Church Burial Grounds. For tMse deslrlno consideration of Memorial eontrifautioni to Emmanuel Fttscopal Church would be appreciated.

(Arr. by iVELLIVER FUNERAL HOME). DePAUL Feb. 2, 1981. VINCENT beloved husband of Angelina (nee lamM) and devoted father of Anthony, Vincent Jr.

and Mrs, Carmetla Martiucci: also 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Reialves and friends invited to funeral 9 AM, from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and Wort Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica's -Church, 10 AM Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cafl Thurs. eve. 7 to 10. Evening parking Mansion House lot, 1304 s.

Broad St. FALLON ROBERT suddenly, Feb. 1, 1981, formerly of West husband of the late Gertrude (nee Rambo), son of the late Thomas and Catherine Fallon, brother of Sr. Catherine Thomas, I.HM, Thomas Mrs. Rose Gredef, Mrs.

Margaret Donaldson, Mrs. Catherine Sttnson. Mrs. Anne Waldron. Mrs.

Marv McLaughlin and Michael Falun. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 AM, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 west Chester Pike (Cor. Lynn Upper Darby and to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Church of St. Laurence. Upper Darby.

Int. Hoty Cross Cem. Friends may can Thurs. eve. 7 to 10.

In his memory, contributions to Camilla Haa Infirmary, Immaculata, Pa. 19345, would be appreciated. FINLAW Of Faastervtle, suddenly, Feb. 2, 1981. JOHN eg 51 years, husband ef Mar R.

(nee Ross), father of John Michael O. and Francis also survived bv 3 grandchildren, Ms mother, Gertrude M. Fvuw and 2 listers, Elame and Gertrude. Relarlvet and friends "tvrtw! to attend funeral Fit, UO AM, WM ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, It Caut Dnmd a EfL ri. invei atisTt ftugu aiieu vw tfvwi rmv 9unnni7ranf rg.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Assumption VM Church, FeasterviVe. Int. Resurrection Cem. Frierds may cal Thurs. eve.

Memorials may be sent to ChMrerrs Hospital, Phla. or The Burlington Co. Special School District for the Handicapped and Mentaly Retarded, 1604 S. Rta. 130, Burlington, NJ.

08014. FLITTER rw. itoi, uKflcb irvviivf, nusoano ur tra inee Goren), ef the Philip Murray House, 6300 Old York Rd, father of Rose Flitter, brother of Charles Flitter, Bernard (Boo) Flitter, Sophie Brenner, Dora Frum-merman and Clara Rudner. Relatives and friends are Invited to services 11 AM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St.

above 71st Ave. Int. Montef-lore Cem. Family be at the Rudner residence, 122 W. Walnut Park Drive, commencing Sat.

eve. FORCIER Of Yercfey, FRANCES Arcadia, on Jan. 3, 1981, wife ot Robert W. Forcier. A Memorial Service wfl be held on Feb.

7, 1981, at Noon, Al Saints Chapel of Trinity Cathedral, 801 W. State Trenton, N.J., with Cannon John A. VanSant, officiating. (M. WILLIAM MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, Trenton, FOX Feb.

3, 1981, MICHAEL 1, husband of the late Anna, of 6401 Large father of Mrs. Joseph Miriam) Greenberg and Mr. Harold Fox, brother of Mr, Dave Fox and Mrs. Bertha Mann: also survived bv 4 grand- children end 5 great grandenidren. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services 11 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N.

Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Shiva wet be observed at 6401 Large St. Contributions in his memory may be made to The Dorothy Fox Memorial Fund for the Blind, ce Congregation Temple Judea.

6928 Old York Rd RAME Of Somen Point, N.J., Feb. 3, 1911, AGNES D. FRAME, age 81 years, wife of Samuel A. Frame. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 1 1 M.

the First Presbyterian Church. 7th and Wei. lev Ocean Cltv, NJ. kit. Westminster Phla.

Friends may cal at the Church 10 to II AM, before services. Arrangements bv THE MIODLE-TON-STOBLE FUNERAL HOME, Somers Point, GILMARTIN Frank survived bv 2 sons, Francis and James, 3 grandchildren and a sister, Margaret Hetveston. Relatives and friends are invited to tne funeral I AM, from J. J. ROBERTS, 1701 Ritner St.

Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St. Monica, 9 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may cal Fri. eve.

7 to 9. GOODMAN Feb. 3, 1981, ROSE (nee Alpard), wife of the late Bonnie ot 1015 Brighton mother of Mrs. Minnie Katzer and the late Harry, Samuel and Phlip Goodman; alto survived bv 13 grandenidren and 13 great grandenidren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N.

Broad St. kit Montefiore Cem. The immediate family wii return to 1015 Brighton St. GURSKI Feb. 3, 1911, FRANK, beloved husband of Frances (nee Krvnda) and dear father of award; also sadly missed bv 2 grandenidren, 2 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

Relatives and friends, members of Harmonia Club and emptovees of Plumb Tool (Ames Invited to funeral 8:45 AM, from THE SUCHAPSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2324 Margaret St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. John Canttus Church, mt. Holy Redeemer Cera Friends may cat Fri. eve.

H03S0M Feb. 2, 1981, BARBARA ANN HOBSON, B.S.N., ef Wavne, Pa aged 23 years, beloved dauohier of Thomas A. Hebson, of Wayne, Pa. and Doris Beany Lathtaen. el Thousand Oekes.

sister of Karen and Pvt. WXiam B. Kotnon; f-andrlauseiter ef Thomas A. and Mercela Cunnmptam oh son and Mrs. Heme fveatty.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Katharine at Siena Church, Wevne, Where relatives and friends may cal after 30 AM Int. St. MMgca'S Com. (McCONAGHY FUNERAL SERVICE, Ardmere).

5 JACOBS On Feb. 3, 1981, BETTY (nee Comlrtskv), beloved wile of the late Samuel, of Mt. Ephraim, formerly of mother of WHard, Bernard and Ronald Jacobs, sister of Beatrice Sher, Rebecca, Molly, Phi-Ip, Joseph and Harry Cominskv; also survived by 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services 11 AM, at THE DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 5341 State Highway No.

38, Pennsauken, NJ. int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva observed at 1772 Oueen Anne Rd, Cherry HH, NJ.

Contributions in her memory may be made to I charity of the donor's choice. KAISER See CASTE LIN A Notice. KARAS Feb. 4, 1911, STEFANIA (nee Mallnowski). wife of the late Wladyslaw, devoted mother of Leonard, Marv Llchorobtec, Jean Maliiia and Irene Konicki; also survived bv 4 grandchildren and 5 great grand-.

children. Relatives, friends and al organizations of which she was a member, are invited attend me funeral Sat, I AM, from THEO. J. BAJ FUNERAL HOME, 26S6 E. Thompson St.

(at Lehigh Ave Mass of Christian Burial, 9 AM, St. Laurentius Church. Int. Our Lady of Ciestochowa Do vies town. Pa.

Friends may cal Frt. eve. 7 to 9 PM KATZ Feb. 4, 1911, HARRY, husband of Anne (nee Kobb), ef Briarwood Apts Bensaiem, fattier of Edythe Setback and Herbert J. Kati, brother ot Samuel and Morris Kati, Jean Klrschbaum, Lilian Marcus and Sylvia Johnson; also survived bv 8 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 Noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. private.

Famlv wi be at the Setback residence. 1261 Quarry Commons Drive, Yardfey, Pa. (Contributions In his memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.) KLINGER Feb. 4, 1981, TIBIE (nee Gever), of The Cedarbrook HH wife of the late Maximilian J. Klinger, mother of Star Weiss and Linda Mor an, sister of Julius Gever, Rose Serdlkoff, Settia Kravlti; grandmother ef Lauri and Dawn.

Relatives and friends are Invited to services I PM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Reosevett Memorial Park.

Famlv return to the Weiss residence 616 Crovden Cheltenham. KOLEA Feb. 4, 1981, JAMES, beloved husband of the Let Sophia (nee Hondres), devoted father of Mrs. Kathe-rtne Cosra, Mrs. Barbara Maddox, Philip, John attd James loving grandfather of 10 grandchldres.

Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing 7 PM, Fit, in THE PARLORS OF PETER S. MURI-ANKA, 5316 Rising Sun Ave. Burial Service 10 AM, St. John Chrvsostom Albanian Orthodox Church, 17th and Summer Sts. Int.

Femwood Cem. Parking Plaia in rear. Gifts in James' memory may be made to St. John's or SS. Peter and Paul Albanian Othodox Churches.

KOVATCH THERESA, Feb. 3, 198 1, of Maple Shade, age 59, beloved wHe of Jack C. Kovatch and daughter of Barbara FeD of Ouakertown, sister of Richard Fed, Frank Fel and Eva Maval, al of Barbara Martin of Ouakertown, Mary Kopecky of Bridgeport, Pa. and Betty Coe of Phka. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service Fri.

Starting at 11 AM INGLESBYGIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, 602 E. Main Maple Shade, N.J. Int. Forest HWs Cem. Friends may call one hour prior to service.

No viewing Thurs. evening. LANSHE Feb. 4, 1981, MARGARET of Cathedral VHIaoe, wife of Edward J. Lanshe, mother of Edward Josepn.

Mass of Christian Burial, 9 AM, at Our Mother of Consolation Church, Chestnut Hill. Int. Reading, Pa. (JACOB F. RUTH).

LOGAN EMMA WHITHAM, on Feb. 4, 1981, after a lengthy Illness, wife of the late Samuel Logan, survived by 2 sisters, Anne VanHorn and MiNicent Bartram both of Levlttown, also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services. Sat. morning 9 AM from BECK-O'N-EILL-STROUSE, 7400 New Fads LevHtown.

The Rev. Wesley Frey, Pastor of The Mayfair Primitive Methodist Church wW Officiate. Int. Forest HWs Cem. Relatives and friends may caU Sat.

Morning 8 AM unnl service time. Donations to Mayfair Primitive Methodist Church, Frank lord and Sheimire Pa. 19136. LONGSTREET JOHN A Feb. 3, 1981, of Upper Darby, dearly beloved husband of Catharine (nee Bradiev), brother ot Mrs.

Irene Kisc and Charles Longstreet. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral AM, THU DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, M01 West Chester PHe (Cor. Lvm Blvd), Upper Darby and to Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. CvrK ot Alexandria Church, East Lansdowne. Int.

St. Denis Coin. No calling hours Thurs. eve. LULKA Feb.

2, 1981, CATHERINE (Srafranski), wife of the late Stanley, beloved mother of Stanley, Leonard, Edmund, Lucy and the late Edward and Felix. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral 8 30 AM, JOSEPH T. SEKULA FUNERAL HOME, 26J4 E. Allegheny Ave. (Cor.

of Thompson St Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, St. Adalbert's Church. Int. St. Peter's Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. 7 to 9. MALAMUT Feb. 3, 1981, HANNAH, sister of Mrs.

Selma Taylor. Relatives, friends and members of Krivoser B.A., are Invited to funeral services 12 JO PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'." 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Mt.

Jacob Cem. Shiva wii be observed at her late residence. MARKS Feb. 3, 1981, MYRTLE (nee Mover), wife of the late Wliiam B. Marts, Sr.

and mother of Mrs. Ruth M. Dash. Services for relatives and friends 10:30 AM, at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Broad St.

and Cheltan Ave. Famly requests remembrances be made to the above named Church. Arr. bv GEORGE E. WITTMAIER FUNERAL HOME, 6i21 N.

Broad McCAFFERTY On Feb. 3, 1911, ALMA T. (me DoiMherty), of lit Chews Lffldkig Lmoenwold, age years, survived by her sen, James, ef LrxwnwoW, i grandenidren, ornfners, Josepn, of Dvnmc, el sisters, Claire Hoffman and Maria Hansetman, bold ot Phla. Most of Christian Burial, 11 JO AM, St. Lawrence Church, ht.

Hoty Sepulchre Cem Visitation at the Church, 11 to AM Arr. under the direction of THE OR A WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park elemental, NJ. Memorial corrft-fcuttoris may be made to the American Diabetes Assn. McGONAGLE On Feb. 2, 1981, ROSE M.

(nee Guenther), beloved wife of Vincent McGonagte ef Eikim Park, mother of Rose-marie and Mary McGaviOe and Sarah Rost and survived bv one gramKhtd. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the viewing Thurs. eve. 7-9 and tne Funeral Fit, 9 AM JAMES W. OUINN 2ND FUNERAL HOME, 6707 York Rd.

Muss of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. James Church, int. nuv Sepulchre Cam. MEIER Feb. 2, 1981, MARY (nee Murray), wife of the late Conrad Meier, aunt ot Donald and David Murray and Marvann Gallagher.

Relatives and friends invited to the funeral 9 AM, RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St. and Snyder Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica's Church, 10 AM Entombment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri.

7 to 9 PM MERVA Suddenly, Feb. 3, 1981, JOSEPH D. (JOEY), age 9, beloved son of Francis and Margaret Stride Merva, brother of Francis, Cheryl, Derma and Sandra, grandson of fMadefyn Oleckna and Elizabeth and Charles Stride and Pop-Pop Steve. Relatives and friends are Invited to his funeral 9 AM, Sat. at THE MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, 3613 Frankford Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Joan of Arch Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may cal Frt.

eve. MOFFATT DAVID on Feb. 4, 1981, of WMow Grove and formerly of Mt. Airy, son of Joseph T. and Eleanor T.

(nee Meade), brother of Christina Feenv, Patricia McGuinn, Jean Herron, Thomas, Karen Mullen, James, tetania Urzua, Michael, Peter and Amy. Mass Christian Burial, 12 Noon, St. John ot the Cross Church, 2800 Woootand Rd, Roslvn. hit. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Relatives and friends are invited to the Church, after II AM (Arrangements by WILLIAM R. MAY, Glenside). NEIFELD Feb. 1981, SIMON, of 7800. A Stenton Apt.

307, husband of Claire (nee Goldberg), father of David M. and Edward D. Nettefd, brother of Harry Neiteid, Molie Bricklin and Anna Gllckman; grandfather of Scott and Cathy. Services Fri. II AM precisely, ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N.

Broad St. Inf. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Family wii return to his late residence.

Famlv suggests contributions in his memory he made to the Bert Flicker Chapter, Deborah Hospital. NELSON MARGARET on Feb. 3, 1911, wife of the late Charles ktvlnplv remembered for her courage and humor by her children, Charles M. and Elizabeth H. Nelson.

Viewing Fri. 9 to 10 AM, at THE HAROLD B. MULLIGAN FUNERAL HOME, Frankford and Allegheny Phla. Funeral service to follow at 10 AM int. Hllside Roslvn, Pa.

O'NEILL JOHN F. Feb. 2, 1981, of 204 Love! Broom-all, beloved husband of Catherine F. (nee Leahy) and tamer of John F. Wiliam Joseph Edward J.

and Charles J. O'NeW, brother of Mrs. Sarah Joyce; also survived by 14 grandcMdren and one viM.niMii. niviiuk aim riM. i win wners are invited to the funeral 9 AM, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME.

3300 West Chester Pike, NEWTOWN SOUARE. PA. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:45 AM, Church of St. Anastasia, Newtown Souere, Pa. Int.

Ss. Peter and Paul Cem. Friend may cal Thurs. eve. 7 to 9.

PACEWICZ Suddenly, Feb. 4, 1981, WANDA H. (nee Lac7iiow-tkl), wife of the late Anthony dear mother of Karen Cairns and Thomas, and dear sister of Joseph Lewis A. and Helen Laczkowskl. Relatives, friends and employees of Plumb Chemical Co.

are invited to her funeral, Sat. 8 AM, from THE SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME. 2614 Orthodox St. Mass of Christian Burial, 9 AM, St. John Carttius Church.

Int. Holy Redeemer Com. Viewing Fri. 7 to 9 PM Parking on premises. PEARCE Feb.

3, 1981, of Olnev, MARGARET (nee Blegard), widow of Albert and mother of Mrs. Kathrvn Strimple and the late Albert C. and John V. Pearce; grandmother of David A. Pearce; also survived bv 5 great prandchftdren.

Service for family and friends, and members of Holy Trmity-Bethlehem Presbyterian Churcn and former members of Gaston Presbyterian Church, II AM, at THE BELL FUNERAL HOME, 6878 Ofd York where friends may cal from 10 to 1 1 AM kit. HWside Cam. PENNARTZ ELIZABETH A. (nee Dougherty), Feb. 2, 111, of Haverrown, beloved wife of Frank mother of Mrs.

Marie Marswf, F. Wiliam and Robert S. Pen-narri; also survived bv 7 grandchluren. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Fri, 19 AM, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike (Cor, ef Lvnn Upper Darby. Mass of Christian Burial, 11:30 AM, Church of St.

Dents. Int. Valley Forge Gardens. No calling hours Thurs. eve.

E. Bradbury, 93, a teacher with Quakers Emilie Chapman Bradbury, 93, died Jan. 28 at Friends Hall in the Fox Chase section of the city. She lived in Germantown. An active member of the Society of Friends, Miss Bradbury devoted much of her life to teaching and work with the American Friends Service Committee and the American Friends Relief Commission.

She was a member of an old colo nial family. She graduated from Germantown Friends School and attended the University of Pennsylvania. She taught at Germantown Friends School from 1907 to 1917, studying education during her vacations at Columbia University. From 1917 to 1919, she served as one of six field workers sent to Omsk in Siberia by the American Friends Service Committee to help feed and clothe relugee children. Returning to the United States, she worked for the White Williams Foun dation, directing scholarship support to students.

ihe joined the adminiS' tration of Germantown Friends School in 1927 and served as assistant principal until 1946. She left the school then to spend two years in Europe, directing renr gee programs in Poland on behalf of the American Friends Relief Com' mission. She worked until 1979 as a member of the material aids committee of the American Friends Service Commit tee. Surviving is a sister. Memorial services were to be scheduled at a later date.

J.L. Conarroe, 89, architect in Philadelphia J. Linerd Conarroe 2d, 89, a Phila delphia architect, died Jan. 28 at his home in Indian Harbor Beach, Fla He had lived in Chestnut Hill. Mr.

Conarroe, a graduate of East- burn and Germantown Academies, enlisted in the Army in World War I and served in France. He remained there after the war to continue his studies of art and architecture. He opened an office in Philadelphia in 1922. By 1968, when he retired, he had had more than 600 commissions. Mr.

Connarroe was a descendant of early settlers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and was a member of the Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution, the Colonial Society of Pennsylvania, the General Society of Colonial Wars and the Sons of the American Revolution. He also was a member of the Penn Club of Philadelphia, the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society, the American Institute of Architects and St. Paul's Church in Chestnut Hill. Surviving are his wife, Florence Griffith Conarroe; a son, John L. and four grandchildren.

A memorial service is to be scheduled. raska and then at the University of Minnesota before acquiring a doctorate in physical education from Columbia University. He joined the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania in 1931, served as director of intercollegiate athletics and physical education. He retired in 1953. A few weeks later, he decided he needed a job.

He became a school crossing guard in Swarthmore and was named the borough's citizen of the year in 1970. At his death, he was the last living member of the first NCAA Rules Committee, created in 1906. He was a member of the United States Executive Committee for the 1932 and 1936 Olympic Games. Because he was the only member of the committee who was fluent in German, he was the principal interpreter for' the 400-member committee at the 1936 games in Berlin, the front man in the rules battles presided over by Adolf Hitler. Surviving are a son, Navy Cmdr.

Davidson Luehring; a daughter, Mrs. Gerald P. Adams; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Memorial services were scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Swarthmore.

Clearing the record Funeral arrangements reported for Robert A. Sugg Jr. in yesterday's Inquirer were incorrect. His Mass of Christian Burial was offered yesterday. Death Notices BARNES Feb.

3, 1981, NORA V. (nee Shearon), wife of Donald mother of Donaid sitter of Daniel Shearon and Margaret Recuptdo. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 AM from the CJ. O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME, 309-11 E. Lehigh Ave.

Mats ef Christian Burial 10 AM Vititalhn I.VM Church. Inf. Greenmount Cem. Friends may cal Fri. eve.

7 to 9 PM Famlv prefers Mass Cards. BERNSTEIN Feb. 4, 1981, BENJAMIN husband of Rosalie (nee Somers), of The Park Drive Manor A-202, Lt-coai Drive and Harvey father of Charlotte Roth-stem Aries, brother of Mrs. Eva Weintraub and Jack Bernstein; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Graveside Services II AM precisely, at Mt.

Sharon Com. (Section Springfield, Pa. Famlv return to the late residence. Contributions In his memory may be made to Hadassah. (ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS).

By Michael A. Hobbs Inquirer Statt Writer Whitman residents were defeated yesterday in an attempt to get a Common Pleas judge to issue a permanent injunction against 'the construction of a public housing project in their neighborhood. Common Pleas Judge Alfred J. DiBpna, who had issued a temporary injunction over the weekend halting the construction, ruled yesterday tha't he did not have jurisdiction in the' matter and referred the case back to U.S. District Court.

QiBona had delivered his' temporary' order after he learned that an engineering company had recommended that construction be stopped Frederick Luehring, 99, devoted to athletics throughout his life Associated Press because pile driving at the housing site may be causing damage to several area homes. Yesterday, about 100 Whitman residents crowded into DiBona's courtroom, many of them expecting to testify about cracks in the walls of their homes caused by construction activities at the site at Second Street and Oregon Avenue. They did not get a chance to testify before DiBona made his ruling, however. A hearing on the issue has been scheduled for today before U.S. District Judge Raymond J.

Broderick, who had issued his own temporary order halting the construction Friday. Frederick W. Luehring for Amos Alonzo Stagg. He served as director of athletics and coached football at Ripon College for four years. His teams won three championships.

Appointed an assistant professor of physical education at Princeton University in 1911, he became the school's first basketball coach a year later and later became its director of athletics. He sprved as director of phvskal education at the University of Neb John A. Mayne John A. Mayne, 90, a veteran employee of the Philadelphia court system, died Sunday at the Anna Christie Nursing Home in Ambler. He lived in Glenside.

Mr. Mayne, a Democratic committeeman in the 22d Ward in East Germantown for more than 30 years, held a number of posts in City Hall. He was an active member of the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his wife, Edith H. Clark Mayne; a daughter, Agnes M.

Hart; a son, Edward 10 grandchildren and a brother. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of St. Luke the Evangelist, Easton Road and Fairhill Avenue, Glenside. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Wynnewood.

By Burr Van Atta Inquirer Staff Writer Frederick W. Luehring, 99, a man whose life nearly spanned the history of organized sports in America, died Sunday in Taylor Hospital in Ridley Park. He lived in Swarthmore. A dedicated athlete, he was a powerful man who continued to golf, swim and hike until his death. At 82, he completed walking the Appalachian Trail and at 87 became the oldest man to hike the 261-mile Appalachian Long Trail in Vermont.

At the age of 91, he plunged into a Newtown Square swimming pool to do 25-yard laps at $5 a lap to raise money for the Swimming Hall of Fame, into whose circle he had been inducted a year earlier. He quit after 10 laps, he said, "to avoid embarrassing my friends." He was even more proficient on the golf course, some suggested. They said that during the' last decade, he kept his golf scores lower than his age. A Kansas farm boy, he attended North Central College in Naperville, 111., where he competed in field and track events, played football, basketball and water polo. While winning his master's degree in history and cago in 1906, he played football there Dr.

Howard Drewes Dr. Howard Drewes, 94, a Philadelphia osteopathic physician who retired in 1974, died Jan. 25 in St. Petersburg, Fla. He lived in Clearwater, Fla.

A graduate of Princeton University, he played on the baseball team there and won recognition for his pitching. He was named to Walter Camp's all-collegiate team in 1907. He taught at Central High School until 1925, when he entered the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. Upon his graduation in 1929, Dr. Drewes opened medical offices on Broad Street near Erie Avenue.

Later, he moved his practice to the West Oak Lane area. A veteran of World War he served in the Army's Ordnance MWMIIdViii' iffsSjss glSstofttM'Al.