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i 10-C Friday. Nov. 5. 1982 Philadelphia Inquirer" Death Notices Death Notices McFADDEN DUNN 7 -Mi- i it 7 4 If i fill! Associated Press A spokesman for Northern Natural Gas Co. said workers were laying drainage tile for the farm when the 20-inch line was broken.

The fire burned itself out after valves were closed. FIVE PEOPLE DIED in the explosion that touched off this inferno yesterday after a backhoe ruptured a natural gas pipeline on a farm near the east-central Iowa town of Hudson. Obituaries Ray L. Fisher, 98, Ray Fisher, 95, a major league pitcher who became one of the nation's finest coaches, died Wednesday in Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr.

Fisher, who pitched for the New York Yankees and the Cincinnati Reds, went to the big leagues in 1910 and promptly found himself working against men who were already baseball legends, men like Christy Mathewson and Ty Cobb. He survived, he said, because he followed the advice given him in the days when he was fresh out of Hartford in the old Connecticut League and found himself playing at the Polo Grounds. One of the old hands advised him, "Calm down, keep your mouth shut and your eyes open." That advice, he said, kept him alive and well for a dozen years on the diamond. It was advice he passed along after the major leagues to every player that he coached during his 38 years with the University of Michigan's vv T. It John Vietor, 685 magazine owner, author, General Foods Corp.

heir of Mavtair, on Nov. 3. 1982, JOSEPH A beloved hufi band of she late Margaret H. I nee Carroll and lei ef Mrv Jean Sawoski, Mrv Carol Kennedy, 5fT Margaret McFedden, S.S.J, Mrv Catherine Smith and Joseph A. AncFedden, brother of WHham and Vincent McFadden, also survived bv 7 grandchedren and 2 great grandchildren; his 79th year.

Relatives, friends, Hotmesborg Councl No. 124 K. of C. aiS Bernard's Choir, are invited to attend She funetew Mon, 8:30 AM, JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SOatf, 3301-15 Cottman Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, MJ Bernard's Church, I AM fnt. Our Ladv of Grace Com. Friends may col Sun. 7 te 10 PM MYERS Formerly ef 7319 Revere en Nev. 3, 1912, LAWftENCK bahwd husband el late Camerine inee Carta) andA father et Mrv Dorothy Zipperer; grandfather of Derethyr Mane Zipperer, brettier el Mrv Catherine Scherer; fits' lM veer Relatives, (needs and PhHa.

Marine Trade First National Longshoremen's are mvited te anend Mass et Christian ftunei, 9J0 AM, at The knmectMie Mary Home, Welsh Rd. and Home where friends may cat after I JO AM kit. St Dormmc't Cem. No viewing Fri eve. Arr.

by JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS. NEWTON Of Veedon, Pa, en Nev. 3, 1982, PAUL beloved husband of Edna (nee Oumn), beloved lamer ef Paul E. Jr.

and beloved brother of Thomas M. Newton. Services Sat, 10 AM, FUNERAL HOME OF F. i WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Aves, Clifton Heightvlnt.ArlingtonCem.NecallinghoursFri.eye, NOLL Dovtestown, Pa, Nov. 4, 1982, HAROLD hus- band of Valda (nee Lyons), NoH, brother of Dor-i othv Riggms.

Private funeral services wiH be con- ducted at me convenience of the family. NORRIS On Oct. 31, 1982, LOUISE GOLDEN, of Brvn Mawr, wife of F. Price Norris, mother ol Mary Leu He- garty and F. Price Norris, III; also survived by 1V grandchildren.

Memorial Services wHI be held at AH Saints Episcopal Church, Wynnewood, 2 PM Int private. (STUARD, Ardmore). F0TE.M.D. HARRY on Nov. 1, 1982, of Ridley Park, Pa, hus- band of Hilda Robert Pole, father of Kenneth C.

Robert, Harry H. Pote, M.D., Thomas J. Robert, John L. Pote, VMD, brother ef Frank L. Pote, Frances England and Margaret Lorton; also survived by 12 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Memorial Service I PM, Sun, in Ridley Park United Presbyterian Church. Memorial contrib- utions to Heart Assn. of S.E. Penna, P.O. Box 456, -Media, Pa.

19063 would be appreciated. (THE -WHITE -LUTTRELL FUNERAL HOME, Ridley Park, PUTZRATH Nov. 3, 1982, EDWARD, husband ol Ruth (net Nathansohn) of She York House North Bunding, lamer ef Fred Putirati and Esther Michel, brother of Rosa Abraham; also survived- -bv 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited te serv- ices Fri. 12 noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, Bread 51.

above 71st Ave. Int, Montefiore Cem. Family wi be at the late residence. RAU 'I Of Ocean Cttv, N.J., formerly of Lafayette Nov. 3, 1982, CHARLES husband of Mariorle D.

(nee KHgore) and father of Charles A. Rau, Richard Lewis Rau, Julianne Zona, Sandra Jane Trimbey and Scott Alan Rau; also survived-: by 7 grandchildren and a sister Mrs. Irene Clau- -sen. Relatives and friends are invited to services- Sat, 11 AM, at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 BetMehen Pike. Int.

Northwood Cem. Friends i. may caH from 10 AM Parking on premises. ROONEY On Nov. 3, 1982, JOSEPH husband of Marv Muhel-land Rooney (nee ReHly), brother of James, Sr.

Marv Perpetua, I.HM. and Sr. Mary Lenore, I.HM Reta- fives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial Good Shepherd Church, Sat. 11 AMjO Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may caH from 10 Sat. morning at the Church. FamHv prefers contrib-' utions to Camilla HaH, Immaculate, Pa. 19340. (Arrangements by WM.

H. LOGAN). ROSE Nov. 3, 1982, SALLY (nee Kleinman), wife of Louis of 1 4127 N. Warnock mother of Irving Martm Rose, and Lois Ann Rose; also survived by 5 friends and members ot Cong Emanu-EI and Pioneer Women are invited to funeral services Fri.

12:30 PM precisely "GOLOSTEINS'," 6410 Broad St. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva will be observed at 6127 N.

Warnock St. Contributions in her memory may be made to your lavorite charity. ROTAN Nov. 3, 1982, ISABEL (nee Oest), of Lionville, Pa ir wife of the late El wood J. Rotan and sister of Lillian Gest.

Service Sat, 11 AM, from the Chapel of West Laurel HHI Cem, Belmont Ave, Bala Cvnwyd, Pa. Int. in Cem. No viewing. (BRINGHURST-ANDREW J.

BAIR). SANTOSUSSO PASOUALE Nov. 4, 1982, of Overbrook; survived by his wife, Betty (nee D' Antonio), his son, Pasguaie, his daughter, Ellen E. Brady, his brothers, Daniel, Carmen, George, Louis, his sisters, Anna Fuco and Minnie Litton; also 5 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his tuner- -al on Sal, at 10 AM, at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJO- LELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 6506-20 Haverford Ave, Phila. Mass of Christian Bur-. ial, 11 AM, St. Donato's Church Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Sat. 9:30 to 10:30 Parking on premise SCHOETTLE MARC CLARKSON, on Nov. 3, 1912, at his home In Chesttuf Hill, after a long illness, husband Carole Springer Schoettle -and brother of WiHiam Robert M. and Philip A.

Memorial Service on Nov. Ith, II AM, at SI. Paul's! i Episcopal Church, Chestnut Hill. Contributions in his mem. ry may be made to The Penna.

Academy el The Fine Artkii SMITH i Nov. 4, 1982, formerly of Crawford St, East Falls, CLAIRE E. (nee Murphy), beloved wife of the late-" Lawrence G. and mother of Mrs. Robert (Patricia) -Leach and Lawrence S.

Smith; also survived bv 3 grandchildren and sister of Lillian Graber, Kafhrvn Schnurr, James and John Murphv. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Sat, 9 AM, trom-v THE MclLVAINE FUNERAL HOME, 3711 Midvale-r Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bridget's Church, 10:30 AM Int. Greenmount Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. SR. M. REDEMPTA, S.S.J.

CATHERINE FOGARTY, Nov. 2, 1982, aunt of Charles and Edward Fogarty, of Fla, Mrs. Donald 't Domeniccia, of Levittown, Pa, Miss Betty Carroll and Mrv Leonard Prosper, of Baltimore. Religious, relatives and friends are invited to the Mass of Christian Burial, Frl, 10J0 AM, at St. Joseph's Villa, Flour-' town.

Pa. kit. VHIa Cem. Viewing Thurv eve. 4:30 10 STAPLETON i HENRY, Nov.

2, 1981 age 68, of Nicetown Section PhHa, father of Connie and Annette of New York Citv and Juanita Elmore of Savannah, Ga. Viewing Sat. Nov. 4, 10 to II AM Funeral at II AM atFLETCH' ER H. TOWNSEND FUNERAL HOME, 6610-12 Ger- mantown Ave, PhHa.

Int. White Chapel Cem. .) SWALLOW Of Mavtair, Nov. 3, 1982, ROBERT T. beloved sen ef Robert T.

and Joanne E. (nee Sweeney), brother of Hugh Christopher Terrance Paul M. and Metisse, M. Swallow, grandson ol Mrs. Josephine E.

Sweeney and AI-, bert J. and Catherine Swallow, Hi his 25lh year. Relatives, friends, Holmesburg Boys Club and The Class of 1976 e) Abraham Lincoln High School art invited to attend the neral Mon, 9:30 AM, from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, i 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Chrsitian Burial, St.

Bernard's Church, 1 1 AM Int. Resurrection Com, Friends may call Sun. 7 to tPM TAGLIAFERRI 4 ANGELINA (nee Rapazzo) on Nov. 3, 1982, beloved wife of the late Giuseppi of Upper Darby, mother ef -Philip, John, Domenic, Louis, Mario, Mrs. Amelia Mrv Antoinette Barnaba, Mrs.

Theresa Terra and Mrs, Angelina Rememer; also survived by "3J grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, one brother and 7 sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral Mon, 9 AM. from D'ALLURA FUNERAL HOME, 4601 Haverford Ave. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. Laurence Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 10.

(Parking by attendants, I Please make contributions in her memory to Del. Co. Memorial Hospital Cardiac Care Unit, 501 N. Lans-downe Ave, Drexel HHI, Pa. 19026.

UMSTEAD ISABELLA TALACKI UMSTEAD, of Lawndale, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1982, beloved wife of William Umstead, daughter of Anthony and Anna Talackij mother ot Joan A. Bantte David Michael A. and Jonathan A. Preiksat.

Also survived bv 4 brotherly, I rj sisters and 8 grandchildren. Family and friends may caH Saturday after 9:30 AM, Lawndale Baptist )( Church, 6433 Lawndale Ave. and are invited to parhc-. Ipato In her funeral services at eleven o'clock, Forest HUls Cem. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Sheii; above mentioned Church in Mrs.

Umstead's memory would be very much appreciated bv the family. (Tkt GEITNERS). WOLK Nov. 4, 1982, ROSE (nee Roberts), wife of tffob late Samuel, mother of Mr. Bernard Wolk and Mr.

Jerome Wolk; also survived bv 3 grandchll- dren and 2 great grandchildren. services and Entombment will be private. Contrl' buttons in her memory may be made to Deborah or Temple Beth Torah. Arrangements by "GOLDSTEINS'," ,1 Cemetery Lots HILLSIDE Cem. Roslyn, Pa.

2 letv Reasonable. 743-7984 K' MAUSOLEUM CRYPT-Single. Sunset Memorial Pk, i' Somerion, Pa. S2500. Call eves 609-466-0558 Card Of Thanks ASBELL The family of MRS.

ELEANOR ASBELL, of 505 West Drive, Westmont, N.J, wishes to thank their many relatives, friends, neighbors and organizations for expressions of sympathy received during their recent bereavement. SCOTT. FLORIST MONUMENT CO. 9 289-0939 5722 FRANKFORD AVE. Nov.

2. 19tt EDMUNO husband ef Christina, Oueretare, Meiice, tamer Aleiandra, Edmund Frederick, Bernard, Leslie, son ef Howard and Ada Dunn, of Boca Raton, brother ef Stanley Dunn, ef Doytestown. Relatives and friends are Invited funeral services Fri. 12 noon, precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad SL Int.

Monte Hie Com. Family return 42 Town View Drive, Devtestown, Pa. FELGOISE Nov. I 1912. HARRIS, husband of Dorothy (nee Scheen), ef DeerfieM Beach, and ENrrns Park, fattier ef Mrs.

Judith Silverman, Mrv Eiane Formate and tie late Bertram MeNen FeSgoise, Es brother of Mr. Irvine FoJooisoi else survived bv 4 grandchedren. Relatives and friends and al organisations ef which he was a member, are invited to funeral services Frl, 2 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad SL kit Shalom Memorial Park. Family return te 54 Lee-Lynn Lane, Huntingdon Vaaev, Pa.

Cantribuhom in Ms memory may be made te The Heart Fund. FERRIS Nov. 3, 1981 ELIZABETH (nee Schmidt), wHe of the late Joseph, mother ef Elizabeth Reichert and Joseph Ferris; also survived by 4 grandchildren and great grandchedren. Relatives, friends and members of the Golden Agers and the Ever Young Club invited to funeral service Sat. 10 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 4835 Ridge Ave.

(Cor. of Liveiev). Int. Westminster Cam. Friends may cat Fri.

eve. 7 To 9. FISCHER Nov 4, 1982, ABRAHAM, husband of Mae (nee Nis-man), of Bryn Mawr, father ef Mr. Bruce Fischer and Mr. Edward Fischer, brother of Mrs.

Clara Celian and Mrs. Bertha Byer; Ms survived bv 4 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of Paul R. Sand Lodge No. 777 F.4 AM, are invited te funeral services 2 PM precisely, "GOLOSTEINS'," 4410 N.

Broad St. Int. Mt. Jacob Cem. Family win return to 234 Uevd Lane, Wyimewood, Pa.

Contributions in hit memory may be made te The American Diabetes Foundation. Masonic Services Sun. I JO PM FISH Of Erdenheim, on Nov. 2, 1982, WILLIAM husband ol the late Sara V. (nee Rhoades).

Relatives and friends, also members of Jarrettown United Methodist Church are invited to services IJ0 PM at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 Bethlehem Pike. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may can from 12:30 PM Parking on premises. Memorials in his name may be sent ta the Memorial Fund of the above named Church.

GRIBBEN Ol FrankHnvile, formerly of Gtn. and Co. Antrim, Ireland, on Nov. 2, 1912. HARRY L.

husband ol the late Mary nee mamni ana tamer et Robert, neat, Theresa Nice, robin. Harry, Pat weir and the late John Gribben and Mar garet LaPorta; also survived by 29 grandchildren, II great grandchildren and 2 sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Mon, 9 AM, at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 Bethlehem P. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, SI Genevieve's Church, Fleurtewn. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may cat Sun. 7 to 9 PM Park me en premises. Famly prefers Mass Cards. HARRELL Nov.

3, 1982, MARGARET E. (nee Price), wife ef the late Cecil beloved mother of Mrs. Doris Rutherford, Cecil G. Mrs. Margaret Hender, Mrs.

Patricia MacKeniie, Mrs. Marianne Vamrigtio, Joseph Leigh and Mrs. Ida Hebert, grandmother of 19, great grandmother of 10. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services Sat. 10 AM at THE FUNERAL HOME OF PETER H.

GERS, 500 W. Cheltenham Ave. (6800 N. 5th). Friends may caH Fri.

after 7 PM Int. Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Family prefers donations be made in Margaret's name to the American Cancer Society. HARRISON EVELYN BERKLEY, on Nov. 2, 1982, beloved wife of Robert Drew Harrison, mother of Mrs.

Nancy Harrison Drake, of Sommerville, N.J., Mrs. Evelyn Harrison Doolithe, III, ol Atlanta, Roberta Drew Harrison and Adrieme Tipp Harrison, of Haverford, daughter of Mrs. Clara McCoy Berkley and the late Waverlev Lee Berkley, of Norfolk, Va. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Redeemer, Pennswoed Rd, Bryn Mawr, Pa, at 2 PM, on Nov. 1981 Int.

will be at Forest Lawn Cem, Norfolk, Va. Contributions to her memory may be made to Associated Day Care, Brvn Mawr Hospital Hospice Program, United Way-American Cancer Society or Sten-ton Manor. There wM be no viewing. Arr. wiH be handled bv CHADWICK FUNERAL HOME, Ardmore, Pa.

442-4303. HEATH Bryndon of N.E. en Nov. 4, 1982, age 71 years, beloved husband of Jeanne (nee devoted father of Jeffrey L. Heath and Lorna H.

Hamilton; also survived bv 2 grandchildren and a sister Viola Ridgewav. Relatives and friends are invited to Memorial Service 4 PM at The Brvn Athvn Cathedral, Huntingdon Pike and Pa-permiH Brvn Athvn, Pa. Arrangements by WM. ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Southampton. HERTER Nov.

3, 1982, ANNA ROSA, sister of Henry and Charles Herter and aunt of Francine Herter. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 10 AM, at FOX FUNERAL HOME, 7026 Castor Ave. Int. Chetten HHIs Abby. Friends may call 9 AM till time of service.

HIRSCH Oct. 30, 1982, MOLLIE (nee Sacks), of Miami Beach, Fla, formerly of Phila, wife of the late Morton R. Hirsch, beloved sister ef Stanley Sacks; also survived by one nephew, Howard Sacks. Services Sun, 1 1 AM. precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAELS SACKS, 4720 N.

Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family win be at 329 Windsor Park Lane, Havertown, Pa. JACOBS Nov.

3, 1982, FRANK D. JACOBS, husband of Carolyn (nee Karp), of The Beaver Hill Apts, Jenkintown, Pa, father of Martin R. Jacobs, Sandy Abel and Frank D. Jacobs, III, brother of Sophve Levy, Doris Beifield and Fleurette (Mickey) Lieberman. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri, 12:30 JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Adath Jeshurun Cem. The family will return to the late residence.

The family respectfully requests that contributions in his memory be made te The Heart Fund or to The American Diabetes Foundation. KAPLAN ETTA (nee Kaufman), Nov. 4, 1982, wife of Meyer, mother of Mr. Nolan Kaplan, sister of Miss Pauline, Mr. Philip, Leonard, and Simon Kaufman and Mrs.

Sally Silverman and grandmother of one grandchild, Gwen. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services Fri, 11 AM, at Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec. Trevose, Pa. Shiva wiH observed at 6344 Eastwood St. Family suggests contributions be made in her memory to Beth Emeth Congregation.

Arr. by STILLMANS MEMORIAL CHAPEL. KAUFFMAN Nov. 4, 1982, BELLA, (nee Boris), of The Presidential wife of the late Solomon, mother of Mrv Fred (Bobbie) Came, sister of Mrv Rubin (Lillian) Feinberg and Harry Boris, dear grandmother of Steven and Brian. Services II JO AM precisely, at the Graveside (Sect.

6-2) Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family wi be at 413 Country Club Drive, Cherry Hid, N.J. (ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL AND SACKS). CARL on Nov. 3, 1982, of Willow Grove, formerly of Mt.

Airy, beloved husband of Dorothy C. (nee Avars), brother of Olga S. Kimmerte. He was employed with Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. Relatives and friends invited to services II AM, at CRAFT FUNERAL HOME OF ABINGTON, 1801 Old York Rd at Old Welsh Rd.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Mon. after 10 AM Memorials in his name may be sent to Chestnut HI Hospital Auxiliary, PhHa, Pa. 19111 Parking on premises.

KOHLER Nov. 4, 1982, HARRY, husband of Esther (nee Kras-sen), of 6408 Dorcas St, father of Beverly, Joel and Bruce, brother of Helen Genther, grandfather of Randy, Cory, Andrew and Terri. Relatives, friends and members of Cardoio Lodge No. 400 Brith Sholom are invited to Graveside Services Sun. 215 PM precisely al Shalom Memorial Park.

(Section Pine and Bvberrv Rds. Family will return to 6408 Dorcas St. Contributions in his memory may be made to Kedi-ma Chapter of Deborah Hospital Arr. by "GOLDSTEINS'." KUPITS Of Phila, Nov. 3, 1982, MARY sister of Anthony, Catherine, Theresa, John, Joseph and Julius Kupitv Relatives and friends, also members, Befl Telephone Pioneers, are invited to service Sat, 11:30 AM, at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustleton where friends may call after 10:30 AM KURTZ SOPHIA, Nov.

1982, of Germantown, wife of the late Warren Kurtz, Sr. and devoted mother of Betty I. Cooke and Warren Kurtz; also survived by 4 grandchildren and one great granddaughter, Relatives and friends are invited to attend her 2 PM service, Fri, KIRK AND NICE, 4301 Germantown Ave. Friends may call after I JO PM, Fri. Int.

Westminster Cem. LANGER Of Bensalem, Suddenly, en Nov. 3, 1982, GIESE-LIA A. (nee Hendsinger), belove wife of Franz Langer, sister of Mrs. Amelia Bradbury, sister-in-law of Mrv Anna Veitet and Mrv Marie Grummt, in her 74th yr.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral serlves Sat. 10:30 A.M., from THE FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pike, (Frankford Ave.) Bensalem. Int. Forest Hill sCem. No viewing Fri.

eve. Viewing one hour before service time on Sat. Donations to the American Diabetic Foundation preferred. Parking entrance an Tennis Ave. LA VERY Formerly of St.

Michael's Parish, on Nov. 1982, MARY ELLEN (nee Pfizenmaier), beloved wife of the late Thomas J. and mother ef Mrv Dorothy M. Kazmierciak, Mrv Agnes T. Simon, Dr.

Gerard J. Lavery, Mrv Loretta Montgomery, Mrv Joan A. Scarfoorce, Mrs. Rita L. Lederer and the late Mrv Mary Oppett, cousin of Sr.

Juanita Maria, S.S.J.; also survived by 27 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren; in her 81st year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral Sat, 1:30 AM, from JOHN F. FLUEHR ANO SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Matthew's Church, 10 AM Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may caH Fri. 7 to 10 PM. Masses or donations to St. Michael's Church, 2nd and Jefferson Stv, Pa.

preferred MATCZAK WALTER, Nov. 3, 1982, of Brldesburg, beloved wife of Mary (nee Chwieroth), dear stepfather of Robert, Joseph, and Edward Rvbakowsku also survived bv grandchildren. Relatives, friends, Hoty Name Society, Honorary Members ef A L. Post 821, Sf. John Cantius, and St.

Adalbert's Senior Citizens are invited to the funeral Sat, 8 AM, from THE JOHN H. CERANKOW-SKI FUNERAL HOME, 2635-37 Orthodox St. Mass of Christian Burial, St John Cantius Church, 9 AM kit. Holy Redeemer Cem, Viewing Fri. eve.

(Mass offer-. ings would be appreciated.) Mccarty Of 2101 Walnut St, formerly of Wyneva German-town, on Nov. 2, 1982, ELSIE (nee Kavanagh), wife of the late Daniel McCartv. Relatives and friends, also employees of School District of PhHa. are invited te Mass of Christian Burial, Tues, 9:30 AM, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 800 Cathedral Rd, Phila.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may cell at the Church from 9 AM In lieu of flowers, memorials in her name may be sent to The Society of the Propagation of the Faith, Archdiocese of Phila. 222 N. 17th 19103.

CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, baseball both the Yankees and the Reds. He began his career in 1908 in Hartford and went to New York for the 1910 season. He joined Cincinnati in 1919, following time out in 1918 for Air Corps service in World War I. He stayed with the Reds through 1920, compiling a 97-93 record and a career earned-run average of 2.82. Last August, Mr.

Fisher was the guest of honor at the Yankee's Old-Timers' Day in New York. He received two standing ovations from the crowd in Yankee Stadium. But his most spectacular game wasn't for the Yankees. It came in 1919 in play for the Reds. For 16 long innings in the first game of an Aug.

27 doubleheader against the Giants, he and Artie Nehf were locked in a pitchers' duel. The score was 44 going into the 17th inning when he found himself pitching to Larry Doyle, the Giants' sec-ond baseman. into the war. He was wounded when his plane was shot down. Captured, he was sent to a German prison camp.

He had company there: Losses on the raid amounted to 20 percent of the attacking force. He spent 16 months behind barbed wire. He lost 50 pounds, read 320 books and learned to speak Russian in anticipation of liberation by Soviet forces. His guess was right. When the Red Army rolled over Germany, he served as liaison officer.

He wrote a book, Time Out, about his experiences as a POW. He founded San Francisco magazine in 1963 and sold it eight years later. He retained an active interest in San Diego magazine, which he founded more than 20 years ago. In addition to his West Coast businesses, he owned the Red Fox Tavern in Middleburg, and he was completing an autobiography, The Innocent Dessert, when he died. Also surviving are four sons, two daughters, a stepson and his sister.

Services were to be arranged. his home in Chestnut Hill. He was a graduate of Atlanta Southern Dental College and opened a practice in Chestnut Hill in 1923, maintaining it until 1975 when he retired. He was a member of the Chestnut Hill Hospital staff for 43 years and former chief of the dental department. Survivors: wife, Ethel; a daughter, Ann Showacre, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Services: Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m. Friday, Our Mother of Consolation Church. Dennis W. Clark, 72, a retired Du Pont Co. engineer, died Wednesday at Germantown Hospital.

A former resident of Millington, he lived in the Germantown area. Survivors: wife, Vermadella; stepdaughters, Caroline Alexander, Eleanor Scott, Sally Ann Fisher and Nancy Parker; a grandchild, four brothers and five sisters. Services: 11 a.m. Saturday, John Wesley United Methodist Church, Millington. veteran With two men on, Doyle did it.

He hit a double that sent the pair scrambling home and the game ended 6-4. As Michigan coach, from 1921 until 1958, his teams won 14 Big Ten titles and an NCAA championship in 1953, when Fisher was named college baseball's Coach of the Year. His career coaching record was 637-294-8, a winning percentage of .687, and 19 of his players went on to compete in the major leagues. Death Notices AM0 MARY on Nov. 2, 19(2.

She was I teacher and lauoM in China, also Haveriord Two. School District. Memorial Service in Knox, Pa. to be announced at a later date. (HANCOCK FUNERAL HOME).

BALAKIAN Z1AZAN, on Nov. 4, beloved mother of George, of Detroit, and Rose Tashiian, grandmother ot Wesley, Linda, Tamara, Robert Ta-, shiian and Marian Avedissian, great grandmother ot 7, sister Paul Bidilikian and Agnes Sultan. Relatives and friends may meet for her funeral service to St. Gregory's Armenian Church, 1701 Ridge Ave. Int.

Arlington Cem. Memorial contributions may be made to the Church. (Arr. by VRAIM). BEITZIGER Nov.

3, 1983, ERIKA, of Olnev, dear friend of Alfred and Elizabeth Forsten and aunt of Curt Kleinschmidt. Relatives and friends invited to services, 1 1 AM, MANN FUNERAL HOME, 219 W. Tabor Rd. (at American), and to viewing after 10:30 AM Int. North-wood Cem.

BERNSTEIN Nov. 3, 1982, MAX, husband of MarHvn (nee Cohn), of Elkins Park, father of Miss Margie Hope Bernstein, brother of Mrs. Clara Barab, and Mrs. Ann Freudenheim. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services, 1 P.M.

precisely at Roosevelt Memorial Park (Section B-B). (Arrangements by BOAGGIO Nov. 1912, MILDRED A. (nee Basileo), wife of the late Henry mother of Alexander Boaggio and Susan Cucinotla; also survived by grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, one sister, Madeline Colvey and brothers, Frank, Albert, Vincent, Nicholas and Richard. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Mon 8:45 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankford Ave.

(at Fitter St.L Mass of Christian Burial, Our Ladv of Calvary Church, 10:15 AM Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 9.

BOESHORE Nov. 3, 1982, MAMIE (nee Fasnacht), formerly of wife of the late Frank M. Boeshore. Funeral services and interment WW be private. The family requests donations be sent to the Benevolent Fund of Peter Becker Community, HarievsvMe, Pa.

19438. (SHELLY-DINAN F.H., Lansdale). BRODERICK Nov. 4, 1982, JOSEPH of retired City of PhUa. Policeman, husband of the late Sara E.

(nee Lamb) and father of James 0., Joseph M. and Mrv James Eler; also a sister, Mrs. Margaret Schnati and a brother, Patrick. Relatives, friends Invited to call at THE TURNER AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 028 Ridge Roxborough, 1:30 AM Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Philip Neri R.C Church.

No viewing Sun. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. BROWKLEE Nov. 3, 1982, of Horsham, formerly of JAMES husband of Grace O.

(nee Kevser) and father of Mrs. Eileen Jones, Mrs. Joan Dougherty and James also survived bv 8 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 AM, from FUNERAL HOME OF LOUIS SWIFT PLUNKETT, 529 N. York Hat-boro, Pa.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. John Bosco Church, 10 AM Int. Resurrection Cem friends may can Frl. eve. 7 to 9 PM CARAPIC0 On Nov.

4, 1982, IDA RITA (nee Venterola), age 74 of Havertown, wife of Frank Carapico mother of Anne D'Ambrosio of Paoli, Frank Caparico Jr. of Havertown and Joseph D. Carapico of Penn Valley, 2 grandchildren, sister of Helen Coccagna of Phila. and Nicholas Venterola of PhHa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial at 11 AM Sat.

Nov. at St. NorberTs Church, Paoli. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Springfield. Viewing Sat. 9:30 to 10:30 AM at the VINCENT C. ALLE VA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E.

Lancaster Paoli. CATERINI ANNA (nee Mirra), Nov. 3, 1982, of Woodbine wife of the late Frank; survived by her son, John, her daughters, Evelyn DeTrane, Enei Brady and Grace Bonifazio, her brother, John Mirra; also survived by 16 grandchildren and 1 1 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 10 A at THE ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 45O6-20 Haverford Phila.

Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AM, St. Callistus Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sun.

7 to 10 PM Parking on premises. COOPER On Nov. 3, 1982, CHARLES of 37 Evergreen Mt. Holly, n.j., age years, nusoano ot Irene (nee Roe)), father of David T. and Virginia A.

Cooper, both of Mt. Holly; also surviving, are 3 grandchildren and 2 sisters, Mrs. Robert (Jane) Kohler an Mrs. William (Ruth) Wiederspahn, both of Hackettstown, N.J. Funeral service will be held at the convenience of the family.

Contributions may be made to the Crippled Kiddies Fund, co Mr. Holly Elks No. 848 High Mt. Holly, N.J. 08060.

Services under the direction of PERINCHIEF CHAPLES, 438 High Mt. Holly, N.J. CROOKS On Nov. 4, 1982, MARGARET J. (nee Cashin), wife of Stanley ot Runnemede, N.J., age 47, mother of SteHa Ann, Mary and Stanley, sister of Nancy Durn-ing, Levittown, Elaine Kaighn, Gloucester, N.J., Thomas, James, Superior, Wise, Paul, Cell-ingdale, N.J.

and Kenneth Cashin, Pine HHI, N.J. Funeral 8:30 GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, S. Blsck Horse Pike, Runnemede, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM St. Teresa's R.C.

Church, Runnemede. Int. St. Joseph's Chews Landing, N.J. Friends may call Sun.

eve. after 7 al the funeral home. DIAMOND Nov. 3, 1982, SARA (nee Newman), wife of the late Joseph Diamond, of The Morion Court 118 Montgomery Bala Cvnwyd, mother of Ar-lene OdeH, sister of Titlie Newman, Betty Newman and Pnmp Newman; grandmother of Steven, Anne and Robert OdeH. Relatives and friends are invited to services II AM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 7 1st Ave. Int. Montehore Cem. Family wl be at the home of Mr.

and Mrs Jerry OdeH, 1407 Knox Wynnewood, Pa. DiGlROLAMO Suddenly on Nov. 2, 1982, JOHN beloved son of John L. and Rose M. of Warminster, formerly of Mt.

Laurel, N.J., age 28 years; also survived by a sister, Karen M. Schraeder ol Indiana, his stepmother, Marie 0. of his paternal, grandmother, Mary Di-Girolamo of Phila. and his maternal grandparents, Louis and Antoinette Camped one of Maple Shade, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial, Sat.

11:30 AM, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Maple Shade. Friends may call alter 9:30 AM at THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Route 73 and Evesham Martton, N.J. mt. SS. Peter and Paul Memorial donations may be sent to the Ranch Hope for Boys, P.O.

Box 325, Allowav, N.J. 08001. Ray LFisher baseball teams. He was raised in Middlebury, and graduated from college. Since few in pro baseball at that time had a degree, his teammates dubbed him "the Vermont schoolteacher." He was the oldest living player for ed his first $1 million on his 21st birthday.

Other trust funds followed. One, which he shared with his sister, Eleanor Townsend, amounted to $7 million. A bit of a playboy, he was described by society writers at one time as one of the most popular house guests at homes on the Main Line. Vietor was educated at the Pomfret School and Yale and studied for a diplomatic career at Georgetown University. He served in embassies in Belgium and Austria before the fall of France in World War II.

A bomber pilot, he flew B-17s until Feb. 19, 1944, when VS. air forces mounted the first massed raid on Germany's industrial complex. One group of Dearly 1,000 planes involved in the raids hit ball bearing plants in Schweinfurt. The other, Maj.

Vietor's flight, went to Regensburg, production center for the Messerschmidt-109 and the jet- and rocket-powered fighters that Hitler was preparing to throw Ninth and Sansom Streets that had been founded by his father in 1906. He was a veteran of World War II, having served with the Army in Europe. Survivors: wife, Carolyn; two sons, Martin R. and Frank D. 3d; a daugh-' ter, Sandy Abel, and three sisters.

Services: 12:30 p.m. Friday, Levine Son Funeral Home, Oak Lane. Charles M. Cooper, 70, Burlington County businessman and former public official, died Wednesday at Burlington County Memorial Hospital. He lived in Mount Holly, N.J.

For 46 years he was manager of J. W. Lippincottlnc, a fuel-oil and building-supplies company in Mount Holly, and he was a former member of the Rancocas Valley Regional High School Board of Education. Survivors: wife, Irene; a son, David a daughter, Virginia, and two sisters. Services: private.

Dr. Charles W. Gaiser 87, a retired dentist, died Wednesday at She produced her memoirs in her most recent book, A Fearful Innocence. At the time of her death, she was working on a book on the early career of political columnist Walter Lippmann. Surviving are her husband, I.

Bernard Cohen; a daughter, Frances, and a sister. By Burr Van Atta Inquirer Stall Writer John A. Vietor, 68, magazine publisher and General Foods Corp. heir, died Tuesday aboard the cruise ship Pearl of Scandinavia while it was moored in the Chinese port city of Xingang. Mr.

Vietor, whose interests ranged from writing a newspaper column to operating a restaurant, a West Coast television company and regional publications, was aboard the Pearl Line ship as a guest lecturer, cruise spokesmen in San Francisco reported. They said he had told his wife, Lita diGrazia Vietor, that he felt tired and was going to take a nap. He died in his sleep, apparently of a heart attack, they said. Born in Seabright, N.J., he was the son of the late New York surgeon, Dr. John A.

Vietor, and the great-grandson of the inventor of Jell-O. As an heir to the Jell-0 fortune, he inherit Deaths here Abraham Fischer, 68, former marketing manager for RCA, died Thursday at Lankenau Hospital. He lived in Bryn Mawr. Active in a range of civic affairs, he worked for RCA for 32 years. He retired in 1966.

He was founder of Temple Israel of Upper Darby and a past president of the National Foundation for Ileitis and Colitis. He was also active in Masonic affairs. Survivors: wife, Mae; two sons, Bruce and Edward; four grandchildren and two sisters. Services: 2 p.m. Sunday, Goldsteins', Funeral Home, Oak Lane.

Frank D. Jacobs printing company executive, died Wednesday at Abington Memorial Hospital. He lived in Jenkintown. He was vice president of Smith Edwards Dunlap a graphics company long involved in printing Philadelphia's ballots. He joined the company in 1973.

Earlier, he had been associated with the printing house at Deaths elsewhere Frances Davis Cohen, 74, one of the first women to cover the Spanish Civil War for American newspapers, died Tuesday in Boston. Mrs. Cohen, who used her maiden name, Frances Davis, as her byline, was a foreign correspondent for the Chicago Daily News and the London Daily Mail. She was wounded and permanently disabled in the war, and wrote of her experiences in My Shadow in the Sun. president of Britain's Marks Spencer chain of stores and a leading supporter of Israel, died Thursday in London, his family said.

He was credited with introducing modern machinery and methods into the production of textiles, which improved quality and lowered prices of clothing sold in the chain. He rose to become the chairman, retiring in 1972 in favor of his nephew Marcus, now Lord Sieff. A Joseph Edward Sieff, 76, honorary.