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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNINO, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 Dr. Haakon Styri Dies, G. S. West J. Marinelli, 62, rlTi? 13.

195. JOHN of hlL'br'5 th iVtc a. hp ttriri ft.JJ t-ocieir. adefgh 13 i 1 i the Nickel PuTioral Ex-Lab Chief at SKF PailroadOfficial cietj. are mvtiea to isl'Af forney, Dies inviltd Thur.

eve. are tnviltd to v-oncpfc Churr n. Dr. Haakon Styrl, retired director of the research laboratories at SKF Industries, died Tuesday of a heart attack in his apartment in the Mayfair House, Lincoln drive and Johnson Joseph Marinelli, an attorney and longtime South Philadelphia Democratic leader, died Tuesday George S. West, of 723 S.

Latches lane, Merion, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad official, died Tues He was 69. Germantown. day in Presbyterian Hospital. He His wife, Adele, was notified of the death while visiting relatives was 62. in Norway.

She will arrive by plane A. G. Foote Dies; Coal Broker Mr. West, a native of Altoona, who had been employed by the K) 'J railroad for 46 years, retired last May 1 as assistant to the general in Hahnemann Hospital 1 -lowing an illness of four months. He was 62 and lived at 1020 S.

8th st. For the last 15 years, Mr. Marinelli operated the baker that was opened at the S. 8th st. address in 1898 manager in Philadelphia.

A. Giraud Foote, of 319 Berkley A graduate of Pennsylvania State University, he had served as superintendent of the railroad at Ashtabula, Baltimore and Merion, president of Berry -milco Biancht. of Valley her 6i" HHau 1,1 nle the Jl liwral Home. E. Lancaster ft SP'- 16th.

9 A. M. ijeqjiem Mass, iur Uidj of Assumption Church Strafford 10 A. M. Int.

Calvaxj Cem. Viewing Tb ira. eve. BBADroan. I XNRI1TTA of 531 Sdgeiy arlie of late Waiter Bradford (nee VaiArsdaie).

Keia Ives and friends, also A. It Argsnne Onit No. 5yy, are invited to services. :0:30 A. Crouse'i Fu-Eerai Home, 1330 32 Somerset st.

Int at Cedar Bill em. Vie ing Fri. eve. BRYSON. Sept 13.

1955. of 1015 Moll-bore Terrace. JOH busband of the late Mary Bryson (net Hoilarcn. Relatives and Iriends. also Holy Mame Society.

Bncfciayers union l. ar Invited to funeral. 7:30 A. Parlor of John A. Healey.

302 8. 12th st. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Epiphany Church. 9 A.

M. Int. Cathedral Cum. Friends may call JTiday evening. BIRKS.

On Sipt. 14. 1955. CENA. of 1809 Mt.

Vernon Services 2 A. Mercer Quinby s. 1125 W. Lehigh 'eve. CAFPTCCIO.

6 nt. 13, ANTONIO, of 6628 Tarresdaie aged 80 rears. Relatives and friends i re invited to attend the Junerai. 8:30 A. from Parlors of A.

Baidi Son. 1331 8. Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mui, St. ta's Church, 8:30 A.

M. Int. Hammonton. 1 J. CAHEI.

Sept. 2, WILLIAM husband ef Mary Carey (ne- Fox), grandfather ol Sr. Marie Michael, 1SK. Relatives and iriends. also emplo -es of Post Office, invited to funeral.

8 late residence. 327 Jackson st. So emn Mass of Requiem, Church of. Our Lad of Mt. Carmel.

9 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cm. Friends call Fri.

eve. CEKF.ET. sept. 11, VICTORIA. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

8:30 A. from resident 2625 E. Ontario St. Solemn Requiem ass. A.

St. Adalbert's Church. Frt Tids may cail Fri. eve. Arranged by Eitn ska Funeral cr.OOKS.

Sent. 13. 1955. of 107 Yale Pittsburgh, and as general super Foote coal brokers, located in the Land Title Building, died yesterday in Graduate Hospital. He was 60.

intendent at St. Louis and. Wil- liamsport. He served as general superintendent at Philadelphia from 1942 to 1952. by his father, J0SEFH marinelli the late Nicholas Marinelli.

A graduate of South Philadel Mr. Foote was graduated from the old Poughkeepsie Military I MORE THAN A conversion yr-i A BURNER 1 f- 'it i -Ms TxZZA Le He was a Mason, a member of the Pennsylvania Railroad Post of the American Legion and a veteran Academy and later attended the phia High School, Mr. Marinelli attended the Wharton School of of the First World War. universuy oi Pennsylvania, tie was elected governor of the Pennsylvania Society of the Order of tomorrow and announce funeral arrangements. Prior to his technical education Dr.

Styri was a lieutenant in the Norwegian Coast Artillery. He graduated from the Kristiania Techniske Skole, in Norway and won the first scholarship by the American Scandinavian Foundation to CarnegieInstitute of Technology. He completed a special chemical course there in 1910. Two years later he received his doctorate in engineering at Konigliche Technische Hochschule, Aachen, Germany. He returned to this country in 1917 and took a metallurgist post at the Hussey-Binns Steel Charleroi, Pa.

He was a professor at Carnegie until 1919 when he came here as laboratory chief for SKF. He was research director from 1927 until his retirement in 1951. He was awarded the St. Olav's Medal and diploma by King Haakon VII of Norway in 1951 for his assistance in Norway relief measures during the Second World War. During that war he was a consultant in metallurgy for the Philadelphia Ordnance District.

Since 1946 he had been a member of the subcommittee on lubrication and wear of the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics. He is survived by his wife, the former Jessie I. Swift, and two Founders and Patriots of America the University of Pennsylvania and was graduated from the university's School of Law in 1917. As his law practice grew, he became daughters, Mrs. Harrison W.

Holt, in 1949, and also served as registrar of that organization for 13 years. interested in politics and was named chairman of the Italian Di of Narberth, and Mrs. Werner Jan sen, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Deaths Elsewhere He was a member of the Union vision of the 1928 Democratic cam- NO MONEY DOWN FIRST PAYMENT NEXT YEAR GAS HEAT ALSO ON SALE Havertown, CO) ROLAND, wife of i palglL tk 1.7 League and the Overbrook Presbyterian Church.

He was a life member of the New York Society Sons In 1932 he became both Demo William Fisher Jennings, 69, of Mendham, N. a nationally cratic leader of the 2d Ward and attorney for the Democratic City of the Revolution, the New York Chapter of the Society of Colonial known pioneer in powder metal Committee. lurgy, at Morristown, N. J. He was president, treasurer and chairman of the board of the Bound Brook SERVICES MONDAY Wars and the Huguenot Society.

Surviving are his wife, the former Susan Hanna; three sons, Andrew Grenville and Gilbert: uljls He served in both capacities until the early 1940s and served briefer Oil-Less Bearing of Middle Call For FREE Survey a daughter, Mrs. Frank D. Smith, sex. George McLeay, 63, Australia's Minister of Shipping and terms as Deputy Mercantile Ap. praiser and as Deputy State At' DAY 2d, and a brother, Gilbert Foote, Jr.

Supply, at Adelaide, Australia torney General. In the latter ca James P. Sinnott, 65, former NITE SUNDAY pacity, he represented the State newspaperman and onetime dep Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow at Oliver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Burial will in the Garrett estate litigation. wufiriu xl. crooss, uia aaugnter oi tne latej Charles Roland, If. K.

and Pauline V.I fichmidt Roland. Fu lera! services will be held Fri. morning, 11 o'c oca from The McConaghy Funeral Home, Lan aster and Wyoming avs. Ardmore. Int.

Char es Evans Reading, Pa. Friends invited Thurs. eve. 7 till 9. DAILY.

On Sept, 11. EDWARD beloved husband cf i larle A. Daily (nee La-Bree). of 1913 N. Gutter st.

Relatives and friends. Holy Nan Society, employes of Home Insurance Oi. are invited to attend the. viewing Thurs. 7 to 10.

and the luneral 9 A. James W. Quinn, 2d. Funeral Home, 143 N. 2d st.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Mi hael's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. DEININGER R( pt. 12, at Middletown, EMMA wi of the late Allen B. Deininger.

Int. Thu at Hughesville. Pa. SWING. Sept.

1 2, 1955. of 1918 Buckius SELINA (nee fUdcliife). aged 88 years, wife of the late John S. N. Ewmg.

Relatives and friends, also mbers of The St. Paul's Fpiscopal Church, vited to services 11 A. M-, McClurg's Fineral Home. 1665 Far-rison Fran kf ore. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cemetery. FLETJ. On Sept. 12. 1955.

DORRIS BELL FLEU, of 1 2 Clemson load. Bryn Mar, Pa. Service or relatives and friends cnTriday. 1 P. it Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Intermait private. FOOTE. Sept.

14. 1955. A. GIRATJD, husband ot Susan Hanna Foote, of 319 Beikley Merioii. Service for relatives and friends on 2:30 P.

at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestrrjt st. Int. West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Frie ids may call Thursday, 7 to 9 P.

M. A bachelor, Mr. Marinelli is sur G.H.Kinemond, uty police commissioner, at New York The Most Rev. Arthur Beliveau, 85, Roman Catholic vived by a brother, Michael, and a sister, Mrs. Bernard Bisciotti.

Sol-' emn Requiem Mass will be sung at Archbishop of St. Boniface, Man at St. Boniface. 10 A. M.

Monday in St. Paul's Church, 10th and Christian sts. Veterinary, Dies be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery. PATRICK C. ESMOXDE Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. today in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 63d st. and Lancaster for Patrick C. Esmonde, who died Sunday in Misericordia Hospital. Mr.

Es- -MTU -v ---v "WW CCr. VWWX Burial will be in Holy Cross PLASTIC PLATES EASY CREDIT TERMS Li DAY Died Dr. George H. Kinemond, Philadelphia veterinarian for many rirJJ. '-rrifitr irirtrrisg i years and former head of the clinic monae, wno was to, naa Deen a court stenographer in the Municipal Court for more than 33 years.

He resided at 2006 N. 61st st. The Philadelphia Inquirer gives you a direct line to a Classified Ad-Taker. Call RI 6-5000 for immediate service. -ICtb MARKET MA 7-1261 1 FORCE.

Sept. 1955. ANNIE wife at the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, died Tuesday in Woman's College ci the late Jonathan beloved mother of Mary Force Harvey, of 76 21 Bayard rd. Relatives ana xrienas are im ited to attend services. ALONE.

Sept. 13, FRANK husband of the late Clara (nee Graham). Relatives, friends. Theatrical Stage Employes Local No. 8 invited to funeral 8:30 A.

M. from his late residence. 5234 Westpark lane. Clifton Heights. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A.

Holy Cross Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

MARINELLI. JOSEPH. Sept. 13. 1955.

of 1020 S. 8th st. Relatives and friends and ail organizations of which he was a member, are invited to funeral. 9 A. with Solemn Mass of Requiem.

St. Paul's Church, 10 A. M. Viewing Sun. eve.

from The Perri Funeral Home, N. W. cor Broad and Wharton after 7. Entombment Holy Cross. 1 P.

iron "the Mulford Showers Funeral Home, 1407 E. Washington Lane (at Stanton ave Int. Clarksboro, N. J. Friends may call Tnurs.

eye. HAMILL. At the home of his daughter, Mrs. rienry w. Panjiurst.

Berwyn. on September 13, 1955, HENRY HAMILL, aged 84 years. Serviv 1 P. at the "Warwick Cemetery 3iapel. Warwick, N.

Y. HARB Sept. 13, ALLEN C. HARR. Rel j-'lg'" -'l I trii.jN.M.A -Ajg 1 otf jV big atives and menas.

iso Elm Tree Lodse Wo. MAXVITAT. Sept. 14. 1955.

MARY-ANNA, wile of Fred Maxvitat. of Neshaminy Neshaminy Falls, in her 70th year. Relativees and Iriends are invited to funeral 297. I.O.O.F.. invited to services.

8 P.cM.. Funeral Hons of J. Wesley Craft services. 2 P. from the W.

W. bon. 2031 N. Broad Int. Lawnview Cem.

Tiecdj my call Fri lay after 7 P. M. Lninn Funeral Home. 378 S. Bellevue ave.

Langhorne. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Viewing Friday evening. Hospital.

He was 55. A graduate of the Veterinary School of the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Kinemond had practiced his profession since 1926. He lived at 6448 Germantown ave. He was a member of the Keystone Veterinary Medical Association, the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association.

Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Mauger Kinemond, and 'a son, George H. Kinemond, Jr. Funeral services will be held at 1 P. M. tomorrow at Kirk and Nice's, 6301 Germantown ave.

Burial will be in Whitemarsh Memorial Park. HERKMANX. Sett. 12. 1955.

BERTHA oeioved wile oi I ugene Herrmann. Rela tives and Iriends ii vited to funeral. Sat. McCABE. Sept.

11. 1D55. of 7225 Upper Darby, JOHN son of James 8:30 A. residencj. 1642 S.

4th st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of the Sacred a. ana Alice M. Mccabe (nee O'Malley). Relatives and friends inviced to funeral Heart.

9:30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Friday evening.

HERSON. Sudden v. Sect. 11. 1955.

9 A. The Roche Funeral Home. 56th Cedar ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church BERKELEY of 1 120 Spring Garden oi St.

Cyril. 10 A. M. mt. Holy Crosa Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. MILLAR. Sept. 12.

1955. of 2148 E. Dauphin ESTELLA VOLLMER. wife of tne late George Millar. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A.

Parlors or Harold B. Mu ligan. 1119 W. Leh zh ave. Requiem Mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd.

Collins Cumberland 10 A. M. Int. Forest Bills Cem. Friends invited WARREN D.

D. SMITH nusoana oeraiame ii. aerson (nee isyers). Relatives, friends, mbers of Phila. Typographical Union No, 2 invited to services Friday, 12 noon, at Dinan Funeral Home, 1923 Spring Garden Int.

Woodlands Cem. Viewing Thursday eve HUNTER. Of 530 N. 12th Sept. 13.

1955. ROBERT husband of Lucile A. Hunter (nee Shannoi). Friends and employes of Heintz Mfg. Co.

and Phllco Corp. may call Thurs. after 7 P. at the Funeral Home of Floyd M. Bishop, 5408 N.

5th st. Services and interment at the convenience of the famil-. TVES. Sept. 8.

LILLIAN B. (nee Lessig), wife of Robert T. Ives. In Miami. formerly of Phils.

Funeral service were held in Miami. Tnurs. eve. Warren D. D.

Smith, secretary of the Lumbermen's Exchange of Philadelphia, died Tuesday in Cooper Hospital, Camden. He was 77 MILLER. Sept." 14, of 79 V. Garfield ETHEL, beloved wife of F.ichard W. Miller.

Relatives and friends lnviftd to services. 11 A. Funeral Home of Wm. B. Buehier.

2238 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends call Friday evening.

MOLINA. Suddenly, at Moorestown. N.J.. and lived at 2130 Lexington Pennsauken, N. J.

Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, Gertrude; a JACOBY. Sept. 13, MORRIS, beloved Sept. 14.

1955. AGNES (nee Riley), wife of Robert Molina, aged 43 years. Relatives and iriends invited to attend luneral on 8 A. from the McChesney Funeral Home. 30 W.

Main Moorestown. High Mass of Requiem, Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 10 A. M. Int. Mt.

Carmel Cem. Friends may cail Thursday evening. son, Dr. Warren Smith, of the University of Rhode Island, and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 P.

M. Saturdav at MOCCHKA. ottsvllle. R. D.

No. 1, Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Husband ot Elaine of 6144 N. 10th demoted father of Mrs.

Trudy Bess and Miss Mitel Jacoby. dear other of Mr. Herman Jacoby, darling grandfather of Dennis Bess. Relatives, friends and members of the Pan-sonia B. A.

are inviied to services, 12 noon, Raphaei-Sa ks Memorial Chapel, X945 N. Broad st. Inti rment Montefiore Cem. vlt'ST. Of Ambler, on Sept.

12, 1955. IV DUNCAN, husbaid of Minnie Stewart Just. Service for rel itives and friends on 2 P. at The Old Upper Dublin Lutheran Church. But' er pike and Susquehanna Ambler.

Pa. lit. Rosehill Ambler. Friends may ca 1 at Oliver H. Bair's, 1S20 Chestnut Wt 7 to 9 P.

M. sept, j. WESLEY, husband of Emma G. Mouchka. Funeral services from the Chapel oi tne naval Air station, willow Grove.

DORIS B. FLEU on at 2 P. M. Friends mar call at the Charles H. Reed Funeral Home, 182 W.

Court Mrs. Doris B. Fleu, of 112 Clem st Doyiesiown, on Thursday evening. son Bryn Mawr, a vocalist who MRI K. Sept.

13. MICHAEL, of 2524 N. Franklin husband of Anna (nee Weres). performed under the name of Doris Relatives and friends, also all organizations of which he was a member, are Invited to Bell with the orchestras of Harry the funeral 8:30 A. at Nasevich Funeral Home.

(P.F.D.A.). Cor. Franklin James and Bunny Berigan, died nrown sts. solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Vladimir's Church. 9:30 A. M. Int. Oakland Cem Monday in Bryn Mawr Hospital Friends call Fri.

eve. (Parastaa service at She was 33. Funeral services will i. be held at 1 P. M.

tomorrow at KANE Sept. 12. 1955. JOHN, husband of the late Theresa Bane (nee McWilliams), of 7355 Wheeler st. Relatives and friends, the employes of the ilia.

Gas Works Co. are Invited to funeral Fri 9 A. J. M. Haas Funeral Home, Elmv ood ave.

at 64th st. Solemn Requiem Mass St. Clement's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. "KESSINGER.

WU ow Orove. Sept. 13. 1955. WILLIAM husband of Elizabeth Kirk Kessinger.

Services will be held from his late residence. 209 Krewson Terrace, Willow Grove, on Sat. at 10:30 A. M. Int.

Hill-aide Cem. Friends ma: call Fri. 7 to 9 P. M. NOLAN.

Sept. 13. 1955. of 3103 T. 32d ADA (nee Rodgers).

wife of the late Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st, josepn E. Nolan. Relatives and friends in vited to the service 10 A. from the WILLIS W.

PRATT i-ariors oi Harold a. Mulligan. 1119 Lehigh ave. Int. C.

S. National Beverly. N. J. Friends invited Thurs.

eve. PERLMANN. Rent 14 of 141 Trnitrm ASHLAND, Sept. 14. Willis W.

Pratt, 50, former Ashland High Overbrook Hills. NAOMI (nee Baraziher). be KING. Sept. 12.

1 355. JENNIE H. KINO, of 5339 Webster st. Service Friday, at 2 School football coach, suffered a heart attack and died last night while visiting at the home of Lloyd loved wife of Herman dear mother of Master Michael Perlmann, devoted sister of Mrs. Betty Etelman.

ol South Norwalk. Conn. Relatives, friends and members of the at Oliver H. Jr'3, 1820 Chestnut it. Interment private.

Ti ends may call 7 to 9 P. M. XAND. Sept. 13.

955. of 1220 Som juies mastbaura Lodge are invited to services Daub, principal of the high school. erset JOHN sed 72 years, husband 10 A. Joseph Levme Son's. 1512 N.

Broad st. Int. Haym Solomon Memorial Mr. Pratt was a star athlete at "i tnzaoetn ijano tnei riobiei. Relatives and rare Susquehanna University.

irienas invnea to sernce 2:30 Parlors of Harold Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Friends invited Thura, eve. Please omit flowers.

POWERS. Sept. 13. 19S5. of 5701 W.

5th MARGARET M. (nee Ioughrey), beloved wife of John J. Powers. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 8:30 A. from the Welte Funeral Home.

4-46 W. Spencer st. Solemn Reauiem Mass. St. Helena's Church DR.

HENRY F. SCHANTZ READING, Sept. 14. Dr. LERNER.

Sept. 1'. 1955. YETTA. wife CI the late Clslele.

cf 3229 W. Berks st. Henry F. Schantz, 86, of 384 Bridge il is only' the beginning 1 i i TP Trade-in 1 1 Top New Cor Value Allowance mother of Mt. Philh Lerner, Mr.

Samuel Lerner, Mrs. Lena arger. Mrs. Sarah at 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends invited to can iti. eve. a retired physician and a for rnnce.

Mrs Rae Ri dolph; sister of Mr. ROTHSTEIN. REBA. Sept. 13.

of 1512 N. mer member of the Community Franklin beloved wife of Morris and dear sister of Mr. Louis and Mr. Herman Fesach Silverman, of sbury Park, N. also survived by seven gra ldchildren.

one great-grandehiY. Relativn and friends are invited to funeral serv ees 12 noon precisely. Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st.

Int. Roo, evelt Cem. Shiva will be observed at 3229 W. Berks st. Parking Wasman.

Relatives and friends are invited to services on 11 A. M. promptly Stillman's Jewish Memorial ChaDel. 2018 General Hospital staff, died in that hospital yesterday. Born in Allen-town, he had practiced here for 52 years, retiring in 1939.

He was a veteran of the First World War. Broad st. Int. Montefiore Cem. Shiva will be observed at 1418 N.

Franklin st. adjacent to vnapei. LEITT. Sept. 13.

1955. LYDIA. Relatives and friends invited to services, G.A.R. Home, 65th and Vine Friday. 1 P.

M. RUTH. Sept. 14, WILLIAM husband of the late Mary Ruth. Funeral service and Services will be held on Saturday interment private at the convenience of the at 1 P.

M. from the funeral home LTJCKEL. Sept. 13 1955. WILLIAM, son iamny irom tne Charles o.

Rule Colonial Home, Baltimore ave. at 49th St. Kindly ex the late ana Catherine nee Shev- of F. F. Seidel, 117 N.

5th st. omit nowers. lin. of 2544 Sepviva st. Relatives and friends, also members Capron Post No.

22. Burial will be in Laureldale Ceme tery. M.r.w.. invited to atte id tne viewing Thurs at Dillon Funer .1 Hume, 2155-57 E. Cumberland st.

In ten lent at the convenience of the family. MORRIS JACOBY LTJCKSCHEITER. fn Sept. 14, 1955, of 6314 Theodore SR1ETTA, wife of the Morris Jacoby, retired owner of the Pacific Embroidery died Tuesday in Einstein Medical Cen Jate Herman luckscd Relatives and friends, also Hamilton Chapter S116 O.E.S. are invited to funeral 10:30 A.

Irom Yerkes Funeral Home. 7031 Woodland ave. lot. St. James Kingsess ng Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. O.E.S. se: vice Fri. 8 P.

M. ter. He was 70 and lived at 6144 N. 10th st. Services will be held at noon today at Raphael Sacks memorial chapel, 1945 N.

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No the rg for us of parlors or organ service. FREE PARKIKG LOT SCRANTON, Sept. 14 (AP) SCHOELL. Sept. 13.

1955. WALTER aged 66 years, husband of the late Wilhel-mina C. (nee Oechsle). Relatives and friends, members of Richmond Baptist Church, employes of Phila. Gas Works are invited to attend funeral 9 A.

from the Funeral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose, 2616 Bridge Bridesburg. Services 9:30 A. at the Richmond Baptist Church.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. SINKLER.

EMILIE BEAUVEATJ. wife of the late S. Deas Sinkler, on Sept. 12. Funeral services at St.

Martin's Chapel, Ithan, Pa Sept. 15, at 2:30 P. M. Int. private.

SMITH. On Sept. 11. 1955, HERBERT husband of Rhoda Smith (nee Hughes), of Wildwood, N. formerly of Pa.

Relatives and friends may call at the W. M. Turner A Son Funeral Home, 4170 Ridge East Falls, on Fri. 7 to 9. Service 10 A.

M. Int. Greenmount Cem. SMITH. Of 2130 Lexington Mer-ehantville, N.

on Sept. 13, 1955. WARREN D. husband of Gertrude H. Smith.

Service for relatives and friends on 1 P. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1.M0 Chestnut st. Int. West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call Friday. 7 to 9 P. M. SPENCER. On Sept.

13. 1955. WALTER, husband of Helen Spencer (nee Pierson), of 2707 Bethel Pennsauken, N. J. Aged 65.

Funeral service. 11 A. Stephenson Funeral Home. 33 W. Maple Mer-chantville.

Int. Chelten Hills Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. Masonic service.

8 P. M. STEELMAN. In Somers Point, N. on Sept.

13, 1955, STANLEY husband of Anna Connelly Steelman. Services 2 P. at Jeffries 4s Keates. 1713 Atlantic Atlantic City. N.

J. Int. Zion Bargaintown. N. J.

Friends niay call 7 to 9 P. M. WALSH. Sept. 13.

1955. of 1607 S. 18th PATRICK, husband of the late Mary Walsh (nee Quinlan). Relatives, friends. Holy Name Society, the Galway Men's Society Invited to the funeral 8:30 A.

Edward C. Davis Funeral Home, 1932 Morris st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Thomas Aquinas Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Trrurs. eve.

WALSH. Suddenly, at Brooklyn. N. on Sept. 13.

1955. WILLIAM husband of Frances E. O'Neill Walsh. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Sat.

morning, from his home. 34 Highiar Baia-Cynwyd. Pa. Mass of Soiemn Requiem. Church of St.

Matthias. 12 o'clock noon. Int. Calvary Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. WEST. On 6ept. 13. 1955, GEORGE husband of Jessie I.

West, of 723 S. Latches Lane, Merlon. Service for relatives and friends on Sat. at 2 P. Oilver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut St. Int. We Laurel Hill Cem. Friend may call 7 to 9 P. M.

WETEL. On Sept. 14. MABEL wife of Thomas A. Wetzel, aged 66 years.

11 Mother Mary Marcella, who was 27S Superior General of the Sisters, A Metal Casket K. arse Upholstered Aitomobile Servants of the Immaculate Heart En balming of Mary order for 15 years before her term expired in June, died Pillow Mattress Handles Plate Outside Case Bl mket Ai vertising I uneral AI Necessary I'arapbernalia today in St. Joseph's Hospital, Carbondale. CHRYSLER 'CiM WINNERS Mother Marcella, a member of the order more than 56 years, USED CAR BUYERS! Our "Pennant Winners" uhich include many late model Chryslers are tie greatest buys in town! served as president of Marywood 1 4 i 1 1Z' i i Come in and see for yourself! College from 1940 to 1952. Born in Parsons, daughter of the OTHER FlERALS $135.

$173, $: SO. $500 Additional Chant for lninj Sra't NO CHARGE FOR I'ALLBEARERS No Oesvrving Pa Sfu4 1119 W. LEHIGH AVE. fth ERIE AVE. CHELTEN OCOJTZ AVES.

AUEGHENY A FSANKFORD AVES. for All Officst Ca'( fAdwin 9-2000 late John and Mary Gill, she en tered the novitiate of the order in Carbondale and was professed on July' 15, 1899. Her first teaching i Jt BENDER MOTOR SALES. INC. assignment was at Holy Rosary 9508 BustLton Ave.

OR 3-8173 Funeral services at her late residence. 746 Sproul Rod. Bryn Mawr. Friday. Seot.

16. at 2 P. M. Interment at Arlington Drexel Hill. Friends may caJ Thurs.

7 'til 8. High School here. MOTOR CO She was appointed principal of; MA 4.8000 St. Joseph's High School, Williams- port, in 1918 and later served j17, snm timi nHnrinal nf St 48I7 N. Broad 5t GL 5-8400 WINWARD.

Of 2033 B. Rush Sent. GEORGE GORSON. INC. 220 N.

Broad St. RI 6-4650 WM. T. JONES SONS. INC 6330 N.

Broad St. HA 4-7800 NORTHEAST AUTO SALES, INC 2386 Orthodox St. JE 3-6500 P. M. F.

MOTORS CORP. 22nd and Passyunk Ave. HO 8-0700 QUAKER CITY MOTORS. INC 4233 Frankford Ave. DE 6-6800 SENTMAN MOTORS INC 5630 Chestnut St.

SH 7-5432 ALEX. ALLAN'S SONS. INC 11-21 W. Highland Ave. Chestnut Hill CH 7-4960 CRAIG I RAFFERTY 6501 Market St.

Upper Darby GR 6-1428 R. G. CHRISTY 62 E. Baltimore Ave. Lansdowne MA 3-1212 N.

E. 4 H. R. HANSELL Eagle and Darby Roads Havertown Hilltop 6-3000 JOHN H. KOEGLER.

INC 126-28 Montgomery Ave. Bala-Cynwyd TR 7-4464 MAC AND SAM, INC 138-40 Springfield Road Clifton Height MAdison 3-7195 SCHULL MOTORS York Road and Lincoln Ave. Willow Grove Willow Grove SILSBY VIDEON 3737 West Chester Pike Newtown Square Elgin 6-7000 J. HARRY SWOPE. INC 199 S.

MacDade Boulevard Darby FA 9-220O" CARLSOM MOTORS Old York Road and Cherry St. Jenkintown TU 4-79W? LEN ZENGEL 633 Lancaster Ave. Bryn Mawr Lawrence E-0730 Joseph's High School, Renovo, BROADWAY MOTORS, INC Clinton county. In 1920 Mother 2701 N. Broad St.

BA 3-8600 Marcella was appointed Principal; U1TUMB WrtTBC 2Jn fHcmoriant It you attir instrt an "im Mtmoriam" nofce on tht mnmftrtary ol thm lot ol your lovd one call Mitt Sharp on RI t-ISOO who will be glti to ait 1st you in preparing mottago. 14. 1955, CHARLES beloved husband of Anna Winward (nee Simpson). Relatives and friends are Invited to services 10 A. at John F.

Fluehr Sons. 149 W. Susquehanna ave. Int. Forest Hills Cem.

Friends may cail Friday evening. ZOI LO. On Sept. 13. 1955.

ANGFXINE (nee Caputo), wife of Pasqua.e Zoilo. Relatives, friends and members of Betsy Ross Lodge Order Sons of Italy in America No. 1588 are Invited to funeral 8:30 A. from her late residence. 302 W.

Glenside Glenside. Solemn Requiem Miss, 10 A. St. Luke's Church. Int.

Holy fcepulchre Cem. jFrlerids may call Thurs. eve. of Most Holy Rosary High 1 4518-28 Baltimore Av. BA 2-7900 Syracuse, N.

where she re- i mained until 1926, when she was GERMANTOWN MOTOR SALES named principal of St. Dominic's INC. High School, Oyster Bay, N. Y. 1 6742 Wayne Av.

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