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Saturdav, Sept. 20. 137!) Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries Joseph Zawislak, 42, the 'Dr. Shock9 of TV sr 's fJ'1 To thousands of area television viewers he was Dr. Shock, the ghoulish host of Saturday horror movies who wore outlandish makeup and opened his program by crawling out of a casket.

To his family and friends, he was Joseph Zawislak, an insurance salesman-turned-magician-turned-local cult hero. Mr. Zawislak, 42, who had a history of heart problems, died early Friday morning at the Medical College of Pennsylvania. He had been taken to the hospital Thursday evening from his Roxborough home. Dr.

Shock's TV career began 10 years ago after a chance conversation in a Roxborough barbershop with Fred Bauer, a director at WPHL (Channel 17). Bauer gave Mr. Zawislak an audition, and a short time later the Dr. Shock character made its debut on a Saturday night movie program. WPHL officials decided to cancel the show after 13 weeks because, as one colleague recalled, "the numbers (ratings) just didn't show up in the books." The executives could not have misread the feelings of their viewers more.

Within a few days of the decision, the station received thousands of cards and letters protesting the cancellation. Pickets even appeared at the station's doorstep. Dr. Shock became a fixture in one of the dwindling number of locally produced television programs, switching in 1972 to a Saturday afternoon time slot. A daughter, Doreen Harriet, 9, often appeared with him under the name of Bubbles.

(Today's Channel 17 movie has been pre-empted for a Phillies game.) Mr. Zawislak, a native of Roxborough and a graduate of Dobbins A HELIUM BALLOON carrying four people skims 1,000 feet above the Rockies in Colorado yesterday on the third day of its attempt at the first nonstop transcontinental balloon flight. The four left Wednesday from a coastal valley in Oregon. Charles O'Hay, 46, expert on the securities market By Martin J.Sikora Inquirer Financial Writer Charles F. O'Hay, an executive in the brokerage firm of Butcher Singer Inc.

and an internationally known expert on securities markets and the economy, died Thursday at Lankenau Hospital after suffering his second heart attack in about a month. He was 46. O'Hay was senior vice president and chairraan of the investment policy commiitee of Butcher Singer at the time of his death and was the author of the firm's weekly Market Letter, a widely read commentary on securities end economic trends. A native of Easton, the affable O'Hay pursued a wide range of interests aside from securities and economics and often tapped his extensive knowledge of literature and philosophy to spice his analyses. O'Hay achieved international attention in 1973, when, as senior vice president and director of research for Provident National Bank, he was one of but a handful of authorities to accurately forecast a sharp decline in the 1974 stock market.

MILLAR Sept. 17, 1979, OAVIO SR formerly of Newtawtt Square, husband of the late Chnshna Maiar and fa-ner of Joan Jahnston and David MaUr, also survived bv granochadron. Relatives and Iriends are ivned te services 1 PM, Ma, from THE CMAO-WfCK FUNERAL HOME, Alnens Ave. and Simpson Ardmare. ml.

pnvaie. There be ae newina. Memorial centnbvt.ons mav be made le she American Lung Assn. of Phaa. and Montgomery Ce 1529 DeKalb SI, horristewn, 19401.

MILLMAN On Sept. 27, 1979, MERRILL (HOAGY), beloved husband af Derpthv (nee Lithe), af Martian, age 44 years; alsa survived bv daughter, Mrv Pamela Bowen, el Tekanassee, Fia brevier af Mrs. Dorothy Titgen, ot Phaaj grandchadren, fvuss Karen Lee and Curtis R. Bowen, Mr. Miman was a former regional manager for Storecast Corp ot America, J.F.K.

Blvd. and member pi Menen Council K. of Knights ol Columbus He. 1714. Funeral 9 AM, SCMET.

TER FUNERAL HOME, 304 W. Marttan pe, Rl. 70, Cherry Hal, NJ. Mass of Resurrection, AM, St. Pius Church.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cheltenham. Viewing Sun. evt. Flowers or contributions to The American Heart Assn.

in his memory would be appreciated. MISKO Seot. 24, 1979, STANLEY W. (RUBE), Of 8rtdesburg, ege 81, husband the late Josephine A. (nee Sander), father af Patricia Boierski and 2 grandsons, brother el Leona Stankiewici and Florence TomkawicL Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Moil, 8:30 AM, from THE ROSE FUNERAL HOME, 2616 Bridge Bridesburg.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, All Saints Church. Int. Most Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends mav ceft Sua eve. 7 fa 9 PM Mass Cards or donations to St.

John Neumann's Nursing Home wowd be appreciated. NAHOMENUK Sept. 27, 1979, suddenly in Greenburg, JOHN, husband of Anna (nee Mahaichak), lather of Joanne, John Peter and Betty Ann; son of Anna Maskalick; brother of Lillian Biernet and Nicholas Maskalick. Viewing Sun. after 7 PM (Parastas PM NASE-VICH FUNERAL HOME, 109 fi.

Tabor Rd. Funeral Mon. I AM, at Funeral Home. Requiem Liturav 9 AM, St. Josaphat Urkrainian Catholic Church, hit.

St. Mary's Fox Chase. NYLANDER HARRY Sept. 27, 1979, husband Of Elizabeth J. (nee Rescript), father of Joan B.

Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral service 10 from THE JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6709-11 Frankford Ave. (at Unruh Int. Hillside Cem. Friends mav can Sun.

eve. after 7. Parking on premises. PEPE Sent. 24, 1979, RALPH, Of 1208 S.

Ith South beloved husband of Concetti (nee DiCicco), devoted father of Louis and Mrs. Rose Mary Woodward; also survived by grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8 AM, at THE FUSCO FUNERAL HOME, 1344-44-48 Ellsworth S. PhJa Mass ol Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, Annunciation B.VM Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 10. (Parking bv attendant).

PERRONE Sent. 24, 1979, JOHN, husband ot the late Rose, formerly of 944 Tree survived by many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to tuneral 8 AM, from THE GRASSO FUNERAL HOME, 2542-44 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 A.M., Epiphany Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cam. Viewing Sun. eve. PURCELL Sept.

27, 1979, ERNEST, husband ol the late MavAnn O'Neill PurceH, ol Lansdale, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to visit the family in the FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E. Eagle and St. Denis Rds. (Oakmont), Havertown.

after 10 and to the Mass of Christian Burial, in St. Denis Church, II AM. Int. St. Denis Cem.

In lieu ol other expressions an Offering in his name te the American Cancer Society, 1740 S. Stat Road, Upper Darby, 19082 would be appreciated. QUELL Sept. 28, 1979, MIRIAM (nee Lew), wife of the lat Maurice, ot 43 Church Lane, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services 11:15 AM.

precisely, at Roosevelt Memorial Park, Trevost, Pa. (ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS), RAZEY Of Moorestown, N.J. on Sept. 27, 1979, DON age 55, husband of Regina father of Linda Andruschke-vlch of Newtane, Vt, Jeffry, U.S. Navy, Hawaii, Carol Campbell of Walnut Creek, and David, of Lans-downe; brother of Karen Stanton of Plains, Kansas and Gloria Valentine of St.

Mary's, 2 grandchildren. Services convenience of the famHv. Contrib-utions may be made to Burllnoton County Memorial Hospital, Cancer Treatment Center, Ml. HoHv, NJ. RITTLER On Seot.

27, 1979, JOHN el 4604 Kravdor husband of Regina, age 58. Funeral services will be conducted from the ROCAP SHANNON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 24 N. 2nd MillvWe, on Oct. 1, at 1 1 A M. Int.

will tallow in Mt. Pleasant MiUvHIe. Relatives and friends may cal Sun. eve. 7 to 9.

ROSEN Seot. 27, 1979, JOSEPH, husband of Roslvn (nee Brown), of 9200 busneton father of Mark, Andrew, Michelle and Sherry, brother of Mrs. Michrtol (Rosette! Rooe'-ty: also iU-vved bv 2 grandchildren. Services A.M. precisely, at The King Oavd Memorial Park, ComweHs Hyls.

(ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS). SCHMIDT. Sept. 25, 179, FREO E. beloved husband of Violet (ne Mtven.

Relatives and riends and ati ooani. zptions ot which he was a member, invited to attend funei'al 1 P.M., from THE McK'NLFY FUNERAL HOME, 19 E. Gtrmantown Pike (Rte. 422 East of 202), East Norriton Two. nt, Georoe Washington MtTmonal Park Masonic Services P.M.

Sun. eve. Friends may call Sun. eve. Memorial Gifts mav be sent to The Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children.

SCHWARTZ Sept. 78, 1979, LENA (nee Kaminker), wife of Harrv, Of Plaia Aoty, 2350 Tremont mother of Mrs. Bar. bar a Barxon ano Mr. Eugene Schwartz, sister of Mrs.

Pauline Chattin and Mr. Joseph Kaminker; also survived bv 4 granochiidren and one oreat grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services 11 A.M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Br odd St.

int. Shalom Memorial Park. Family wtk return to 1405 Redwood Lane, Wyncote, Pa. SCOTT HARRY on Seot. 24, 1979, beloved husband of Ann Scott (nee Bohan), dear father of Kathleen Foley, Carol Matelski and Joanne Marcakis; also survived by 9 orandchadren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral 9 AJVL, THE REILLV FUNERAL HOME, 2432 E. Allegheny Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Nativity B.V M. Church. Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cem. Viewing Sua eve. Mass Cards preferred. SEIDENBERG Sept. 28, 1979, BESSIE (nee Dyianskv), wife of the late Morris, of 1804 Kendrick mother of Matilda Edetstein, Abraham Albertson; also survived by 2 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to services I JOSEPH LEVINE ANO SON, N. Brnad St. above 7 1st Ave. Int. Mt.

Lebanon Com. The famHv will return to the late residence. In lieu of remembrances, contributions in her memory mav be made to The American Cancer Society. SPINELLI LOUIS Sept. 27, 1979, beloved husband of Marion (nee Passero), dearest father of Louis Jr.

and Mrs. Geraldine Espositoj also grandchildren, one brother and 4 sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 9 A.M., from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E. Cor. Broad and Wolf Sts.

Mass ol Christian Burial, 10 St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Int. Hotv Cross Cem. Viewing Sun.

eve. 7 to 10. Parking on premises). STEM Suddenly on Sept. 21, 1979, LOUISE, wife of the lata Charles F.

Stem, mother of Dorothea Haoqerty, Pauline Lefferts, Joseph Stem, Sr. and Barbara Roush. Relatives and friends invited to the service, 10 PARLORS OF HAROLD 8. MULLIGAN, Frankford and Allegheny Ave. hit.

Mt. Peace Cem. Viewing Sun. 7 to 9 PJvL STOFKO PAUL age 41 of Coral Springs, Fl. Wed.

Sept. 74, 1979, formerly ol Haverford, survived by his wife Eleanor, daughters Mrs. a therm Crissv of Coral Springs, Mrs. Margaret Kruia and Mrs. Mary Bvgott both of Havertown; also survived bv 9 grandchildren, sister Elizabeth Wavock, brothers Joseph and Steven.

Mass I A M. Sal. at St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Coral SorMqs. Int.

Oueen of Heaven Cem. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. VITALE Sept. 27, 1979, JOSEPH, beloved brother of Lena Lukettna, Connie DiCriscie and Frances Rehr. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 1:30 A.M., from the ACH1LLE A.

INGENITO FUNERAL HOME, 705-07 Christian St. Mass of Christian Burial, Men 9:30 A.M, SI. Mary Magdalen Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing, Sun. 7 to 10. ZANE On Seat. 2J, 1979, MARY R. (nee Riobv), wife of S.

Lincoln, of Springfield, age 77 veers; also surviving, son, Harrv Zane, Gap, sisters, Mrs. Anne R. Beavan, Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Den-nisson, Drexet Hie, Pa.

and one grandson; she was a member of Camden Chapter No. 35 Penn Laurel Council No. 1481 Reval Arcanum of Episcopal Church Women, Life member of St. Paul's Eos-copal Church and President el St. I.

vote's GuiLd Relatives and friends are Invited te attend the Burial Office and Communion II A.M., al St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 472 Market Camden, J. Int. Haiieigh Cem. No viewing Mon eve Friends mav call Tues.

9:30 to 10:30 A.M. at THE MURRAY-PARA-DEE FUNERAL HOME, Ml W. Martten Pike (Rte. 701 Erfton, Cherry Ho), N.J. 7 AAInI Alt' trl IIULrSIS Suddenly, Sept.

71, 1974. JOSEPH P. (DR. SHOCK), of Roiborough, husband of Svivie (nee Denardo), fa. ther of Deborah Ann, Diana Marie, Demit Elizabeth, Joseph Francis Doreen Harriet, son el Arme Veronica Tilney and the late Joseph F.

Zawislak. brother 01 Robert end Charles Zawislak, Jame. Tti.iev end Anna Veronica Stroht. Relatives, friends, members of Phila. Area Muscular Dvstreohy American Magicians International Brotherhood nf Magi-clans, invited to the funeral I A.M., KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 4835 Ridee Ave.

(Cor of Livet-ev). Mass of Christian Burial, St. Josaohaf Church, 9 AAA. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call Sun. ZIPPLE Sept. 24, 1479, ELMER 1 formerly of West Oak Lane, husband of the late Rose H. end father of Mrs. Carol Mahon and Artene Zippte.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 10:30 A from FUNERAL HOME OF GEORGE E. WITTMAIER. 4521 N. Broad St mi. Northweed Com.

Friends mav call Sun. eve. Cemetery lots FOREST HILLS Cemetery, Bvbt'ry Rd PMimont Ave araveiol Lomo 395 i lAracia Hill Sedior 1975 Caiiroi'-ritU 9-rji9? alter 9 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMO- RIAL PARK- Section i arrives, valued at 51500 Asking I960 Call GA3-5094 BELFER (BELL) SM. 2t. wn, MORRIS, IxnbMid Beet (mt lormertv 1 Vert Hum Nfr Aorv, tefter Mr.

Joseek BeMcr and Mr. Rum Redmea; tw wrvived bi i erwrtcMoren mm) em erfttt ewM-deuohter. Rdettvti no tnene ar-t ewrne te Kmtrel KrviCM It AM preen). "GOLDSTEINS'," MXH Bread St. Int Ml jacen Cam.

Shnra be ab-wrved at Laramw Re. BLANK MARGARET E. ne Veuna) a Sac. 27, 17 ai Derfcv, mm at ma UM Waham 6. Blank, eier at Mn Brttv Lett, Mrv Mare Johman, We-4am 6.

Anhur aM David Blank; else wrwved by I sitter Mist Heme Yeuna. 14 grandcMdren and araet erandcniMreii Relatives and friends are iftvrted la twneral services Men. II AM. at tie MAR VIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Oerbv, where friends mav cat Sun eve. 7 la t.

m. ML Zien Cam. BURGESS Seal. EDWARD I BURGESS, in Weaesktv, Mast, af Neroerth, aretner el Mrs. Daniel (Sarah) Svaivani else survived by several nieces and neBneers.

Mass el Christian Burial, It AM, St. Maraarefs Church, Narfeemi. Int. Calvary Cam. Friends may cat at THE McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and Wyemna Ardmare, Sun.

eve. trem 1 until PM CAMPELLONE Seat. ItTf, MARY T. (nee Terterisel, beieved wrte el Jeseph L. and mother el Katlue Klahr and JeAm Putt; else survived by i weMchMren, her mother Manr, (nee Ruseiana) and sister el Anttanv Terterise and Gtena Taddei.

Retattves and Iriends are invited to Funeral Men. at trlS AM tram Ihe FIORENTIMO FUNERAL HOME, 1170 1 Bread St. Mass el Chris-Han Burial Annunciation Church, 10:30 AM Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Viewing Sua eve. 7-10. CRAMER Sept. It7f, BESSIE (nee Belchk), wife the lat Samuel, el 1000 Busneton mother ol Mr Arthur Cramer, Mr. Sheldon Cramer, Mr.

AHen Cramer; alsa survived bv 4 orandchildron. Relatives and Iriends are Invited to funeral services Sua, 1030 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Bread St. Int. Montehore Cem.

Shiva be OO served at 179 Windmill Willow Grove, Pa. DeMURO jam. VIULH inew vWMn it wnw wr ia iw Joseph DeMuro. Relatives and Irienas are Invited to uneral Moa, 10 AM, at CASSIZZI FUNERAL nurvm, Zr i 1 B. mompson v.

mass or innsnen Burial. NattvNv ff VM Church. II AM Int. Oakland Cam. Viewkve.

Sun. eve. EAKIN Sept. 17, NEHIMIAH, el Narberth, husband at Rachel S. Mm.

Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services on al II AM, from The Narberth Presbyterian Church (Grayling and Windsor Narberth, Pa. Int. Valley for 9 Gardens. Family wa receive friends in the Church parlor, one hour prior te service time Contributions In his menvo-rv may be made to The Memorial Fund of Narberth Presbyterian Church. FORMAN Sent, 17, LINDA ANN (nee Silverman), wHe of Alan, of 3005 Fuller Turn, ComweHs Heights, mother of Robin Deborah Forman, daughter fft David and TheHna Silverman, sister of Mrs.

Evelyn Lessner and Mrs. Lois Gorodesby. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services Sun. II noon precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," o410 N. Broad St.

kit. Shalom Memorial Park. FOX Seat. 17, BERNARD father of James Fo, son of Fred and Emma Fox, brother of Lorraine Pries, Raymond Fox and Bernadine Daniels. Relatives and Iriends are invited te funeral 10 AM, from THE ROSE FUNERAL HOME, 2616 Bridge Brtdesburo.

Mass of Christian Burial, 11 AM, All Saints Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may can Sun eve 7 -1 PM Mass Cards would be preferred GALLAGHER Of Mayfalr, formerly of Fairmount, Sept. 27, 1970, EDWARD beloved husband ol Margaret M.

Gallagher (nee Maher), father of Mrs. Claire Heoseiien, Edward T.F. and Michael J. Gallagher; also survived bv grandchildren; in his 73rd year. Relatives, friends and employees of I.R.S.

(Roosevelt Bhrd are Invited to attend the funeral .30 from JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Matthew's Church, 10 AM Int. Resurrection Com.

Friends may call Sun. 7 to 10 PM GATZEK On Sept. 27, WILLIAN of S.W. husband af Anna Gatiek (nee Holder), father of Mrs. Gayle Vogel and Mrs.

Miriam Adamo; also survived bv grandchildren and 0 great grandchildren. Services and interment private. (Arrangements WM. H. LOGAN).

GEHOUSKEY JOSEPH age 65 on Sept. 28, 1979. of Church Medford, former owner A operator of the Cotoxen Picnic Grounds, Medferd, beloved husband of Lois (nee Serwalt) and beloved rather of Mrs. Susanna Weds, of Medford. Mrsi Dorothy Cline, ol Edge-water Park, N.J., Stephen ol Oeiaware, John of Michigan, Charles T.

and Joseoh J. both at home; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services on Tues. 11 LEONBERG FUNERAL HOME, 24 Main Medford, where frien'is miv call Mon. eve.

after 7. Int. Lake View Memorial Park, Cinnaminson, N.J. GILLIN Oft Seot. 1979, JAMES 5 Phi, husband of Florence M.

Gilttn (n MtGrjfM, father of Mrs. Helen Fucetoto, Mrs. Oo'ores Dougntrtv, Mrs. Flora Jane Corkery and Kathleen 6llin, brother of Joseph, Petpr, Charles, Georoe and Robert GMin; also survived bv 6 frandchildren nd one qreat grandMm. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the ft.nral 10 from THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME.

SOS Longacre Yea don. Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Clement's Church, il A.M. Int.

Hoiv Cross Cem. Fronds mav cad Sun. evt. Contributions to St. Clement's Church would be appreciated.

GLAND Sept. 76, 1979, OR. JUDAH ABRAHAM GLAND, husband Anna, (nee Silverman), of rne Vaimont Tow-ers, 7600 Roosevett father of Jovce Skobinskv. Alan Gland and Robin Olson, son-in-law of Esther Silverman, brother of Harry Gland, beioved grandfather of Andrew and Todd Skobtnskv and Micah and Yari Gland. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Sua 11 A.M.

JOSEPH LEVfhE ANO SON, H. Broad St. above 7 1st Ave Int Roosevelt Memorial Park. The family will return to the late residence. GLUCHOVSKY Sept.

27, ISADORE. of 250 W. 105th New Yor City (formerly ol pnua.l, Brother ot Irene Solomon; also survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services 10 AM, at the Roosevelt Memorial Park, (Section BB), Trevose, Pa. JOSEPH LEVINE ANO SON.

GOLDSAND Sept. 28, 1979, HENRY, husband ol Lillian, of 2152 Benson formerly 1822 Benton lather of Mrs. Barbara Schulgasser; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Funeral Services were held I PM, precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 410 N. Broad St.

Int. Har Jehuda Cem. Shiva wig be observed at 1821 Evarts Apt. 8. GRIFFITH Sept.

27, 1979, at Brvn Mawr Hospital, MARY SARGENT, wife of Ihe late Paul H. Griffith, formerly ol Penn VaHey, daughter af Mrs. S. Worcester Sargent and sister of Mrs. Ruth Sargent.

Private Memorial Service II AM, Oct. 2, at West Laurel He) Chapel. In lieu of hewers, contributions her memory mav be made to the Heart Assn. HERTER On Sept. 27, 1979, Of Andsiusia, VASHTI wife Of the late William and mother of William J.

Hotter, of Bristol, also survived bv one grandchild. Relatives and friends and retired empiovees of Frankford Arsenal are invited to services 11 AM, from THE WELLIVER FUNERAL HOMS, 4009 Decatur St. (at 7990 N. Frankford Phila. Friends may can Mon.

alter 10 AM until time ol service. For the those desiring, consideration of Memorial contributions to The Heart Fund would be appreciated. KARPF Sept. 27, 1979, HERMAN KARPF, husband of Jean-nett (nee Toll of 828 Red Lion brother ol Francis Karpf, Martha OeLeon and Ruth Belskv. Relatives and friends are invited te Services 12 Noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. hit. Montehore Cam. Tit family will return te the lat rsidence.

KUNZE Sept. 76. 1979, DIANE (nee Noonan), aga 25 years, beloved wife ot Francis mother of Jean Marie, daughter of Joan and Thomas Noonan, sister Kathv Rysak, Debbie, David, Tommy and Patricia Noonan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her Funeral on Men. at 8:30 AM from PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 4421 Frankford Ave.

(at Lev.ck Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Holy Innocents Church. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends mav can on Sun. eve.

Donations made In her memory to the American Oncologic Hospital, be preferred by members of the family. LAWSON Sept. 27, 1979, CLARA HESSER, af Chestnut HID, wife of the late David J. Lawson, Sr. and mother of Or.

David J. Lawson, also survived bv 4 trandche. dren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral and interment at the convenience ot Ihe lamav. LEVY Sent.

2i, 1979, BERD LEW, husband of Jane (nee Kotkin), of 310 S. Ocean Drive, Haaendale, for-marly of The Benson East, Jenkintown, lather of Norma Shapiro and Robert J. Levy, brother of Gwendolyn A. Shorri also survived by 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to services 10 JOSEPH LEVIH6 AND SON, North Broad St.

above 7lsl Ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. The timliv return to the residence of Norma and Bernard Shapiro, 417 Hidden River Rd. Penn Valley, Pa.

LOCKE Sent 77. 1979. DOROTHV (nee Wilul. formerly of Overbrook Park, mother of Mrs. Marsha Jack and Mr Onharl I Arke.

filter Al Mr I iwrmr Weiss. Mrs. Rosalie For, Mrs. Henrietta Olsenheus, Mr Edward Weiss, Eleanor Weiss and Mr. Lerov Weiss; also survived by i grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11:30 A.M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. Int. Shalom Memorial Park.

Shiva be observed at 307 VoHev Forge Ctnnominson, N.J. Contributions her memory may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. LONGER SAMUEL, Sept. 25, 1979, of survived bv hts wife, Esther (nee Wallace) and his brother, Meyer. Relatives and friends are invited fa his services on 4 A at THE ROBERT L.

O'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVEHBROOK, 4504.70 Haverford Ptma. Masonic services 1-30 PM. Meridian Sun Lodge Ne 151 4A Hit. Montrose Cem. Friends mav can Mon.

7 to 10 PM (Parking on premises). McDERMOTT On Sept. IS, I4'9, FRANK husband of the late Leretta M. (nee Learv), lather of Frank W. Jr.

and John brother of Margaret May, Eleanor Cassidv and Thomas McOermetl. Relatives and friends are Invited to tuneral 1 45 A MiBRIDE FUNERAL HOME, J32I E. Hun'tngoon Jl. 12 S'ks. West Of Aramingo Ave.) Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Anne'l Church, 10 A.M. Viewing Sun. eve fa 9 P.M. Int, New Cathedral Cem. Mass Cards preferred.

-V 3 1 Si Unitbd Press Inter national Arthur Hunnicutt Wayne State University Board of Governors in 1959, said after the walkout that he would be "a traitor to my race if 1 voted for him (Goldwa-ter)." Louise Eisenhower, sister-in-law of President Dwight. D. Eisenhower, was found dead Thursday at her home in Mission Hills, Kan. The cause of death was not immediately determined. Mrs.

Eisenhower was the widow of Anhur Eisenhower, a Kansas City banker who was the President's eldest brother. Her age was not disclosed. 0 Tl 2 13 73 73 73 a 7J 3H1 dO AU3Ari3Q 3WOH 1 Deaths elsewhere Arthur Hunnicutt, 68, a character actor best remembered for his roles in the Academy Award-winning nwics "Cat Ballou" and "Harry and Torio," died Wednesday of cancer at tht Mo'ion F'K-ure and Television in '-Vjodland Hiils, Calif. ii. Gravelly, he graduated from Kansas Stale Teachers -liege an.i mad-j his movie debut in Win a fvic "Wildcat." I-, l''- h-: in a series o' Civil War movies, it c'yilr Arrow," "The Red fv.Vv: i ok.i" end "The Big io country Mr.

Hunnicutt established sr lid ctrt.T throughout the 19sn earl i before he fell ill in 1971 in entered 1he Woodland Hills hospital in August 1978. besides his role as the cat seller in and Ton to." a story about an man and a cat that won an Oscar for Art Carney in 1974, Mr. Hunnicutt appeared in "Cat Ballou," a spoof western that won an Oscar for Lee Marvin in 1965. He also appeared in the films "The Moonrunners," "lil Dorado," "Million Dollar Duck" and "The Revengers," and on Broadway in "Love's Old Sweet Song." Albert Benjamin Chennault 81, who staged a walkout at the 1964 Republican National Convention in protest of Barry Goldwater's nomination for president, died Monday in Detroit. Mr.

Chennault, who was the first black to run on a Michigan state Republican ticket when he unsuccessfully sought election to the Donald Downs, restorer Josepti Zawislak in role as Dr. Shock Technical School, enjoyed hunting1 and fishing. He began experimenting with magic in the 1950s while in the Navy, often appearing with his wife in an act called "Amazing Joseph and Sylvia." During intermissions in the television movies for which he was host, Mr. Zawislak usually performed one or two magic tricks. In addition to his wife, Sylvia De-nardo Zawislak, and his daughter Doreen Harriet, survivors include three other daughters, Deborah Ann, Diana Marie and Denise Elizabeth; a son, Joseph Francis his mother, Anna Veronica Tilney; three brothers, and a sister.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Josa-phat's Church, Silverwood and Cotton Streets, Manayunk. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Wyn-dmoor. He joined Provident in 1967 and left in 1974 to join the securities firm of William D.

Witter Inc. in New York. He served a year with ABD Securities securities affiliate of four major European banks, before returning to Philadelphia and the assignments with Butcher Singer in 1977. A Butcher Singer spokesman said O'Hay had suffered a heart attack about am-th ago and appeared to be almosv ready for discharge from Lankenau when he was stricken by the fatal attack. O'Hay was graduated from Lehigh University in 1954 and received a master's degree in business administration from New York University in 1958.

He began his career with the international division of Manufacturers Trust New York, and later worked with Salomon Bros, and Shearson, Hammill Co. O'Hay was a member of several economic, analytical and statistical organizations and of the Union League of Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife, Hertha, and a son, Charles A. Mr. Downs, a bachelor, traveled extensively, collecting antiques with which to furnish Aspendale.

His restoration efforts won him an award from the Friends of Old Dover. He was born in Dover, attended Mercersburg Academy and was graduated from Lafayette College. He also received an engineering degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1913. During his early career, he worked as a consulting engineer. Later, he helped form Downs-Furness Company of Media, which engaged in the restoration of old homes in the Delaware County seat.

He also was an active member of the board of the Octa-via Hill Association, which restored a home he had once owned in Society Hill. Mr. Downs is survived by four nieces Anne Downs Moseley, Nancy Downs Stephenson, Betty Downs Wiggins and Marjory Downs Glid-den. A graveside service will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at- Silver Lake Cemetery in Dover, Del.

Emily Hobson Rogers Emily Hobson Rogers, 72, a retired teacher and the wife of a retired chairman of the board of Burlington County Trust died Tuesday at Burlington County Memorial Hospital. She lived at Stokes Terrace, Moorestown, N.J. Mrs. Rogers, a 1929 graduate of Northwestern University, had taught at Radnor High School. She was a member of the Philadelphia Swimming Officials Association, Alpha Phi sorority and the Moorestown Field Club and was a member of the board of directors of the Moorestown Visiting Nurse Association.

Surviving are her husband, Robert a daughter, Ruth; a son, Robert a sister, and two grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Moorestown Friends Meetinghouse. The burial at Greenlawn Cemetery, Moorestown, will be private. Death Notices ANDERSON Seot.

27. 1979, JOSEPH beloved husband ol Jenne Anderson Inee Zalotl, stepfather of Edward F. Ouin-Ion, Jr and Mrs. Jeanne Magyar; else survived bv 4 granflclwd' an. Relatives, friends, emolev.es of NtcheUsen File and members of Harrewgate Post Ne 71 A are invited to his funeral 9-30 AM, MANNA.L FUNERAL HOME, 497S Feanktord Ave.

(at Tyson), where friends may fan Svn. eve. 7 to 9 M. Mass of Christian Burial, 11 A.M., Sf. Jerome's Church.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. HOME DELIVERY OF THE INQUIRER HOME DELIVERY 2 cc 5 111 DC at 5 'X Donald Van Lear Downs, 89, who spent much of his life restoring the Delaware home that had been in his family for more than 200 years, died Wednesday after a brief illness in Kent General Hospital in Dover. Mr. Downs also maintained a home at 1928 Delancey Place in Philadelphia.

In 1971, the U.S. Interior Department designated the Delaware homestead, known as Aspendale for the aspen trees planted there, as a national historic landmark. The plaque noted that "this site possesses exceptional value in commemorating and illustrating the history of the United States." The Georgian-style plantation house, located in Downs Chapel near Dover, was built of bricks made from a nearby clayhole. During the Revolutionary War, pieces of its metal roof were melted to make bullets. Lena K.

Schwartz Lena Kaminker Schwartz, 74, died Friday at the Albert Einstein Medical Center, Northern Division. She lived in the Plaza Apartments, 2350 Tre-mont Philadelphia. Mrs. Schwartz was a member of Hadassah and the American Jewish Congress. She is survived by her husband, Harry, a daughter, Barbara Barkon; a son, Eugene; a sister, and a brother.

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at Goldsteins' Funeral Directors 6410 N. Broad St. Burial will be in Shalom Memorial Park, Lower Moreland Township. Bert Levy Bert Levy, 81, for 50 years a manufacturer's representative for the furniture industry, died Friday at the Albert Einstein Medical Center, Northern Division.

For the last two years, Mr. Levy lived in Hallandale, Fla. Before that, he lived in the Benson East Apartments, Jenkintown. Mr. Levy was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.

He was a member of the Ashbourne Country Club and Adath Jcshurun Congregation. He is survived by his wife, Jane Kotkin Levy; a daughter, Norma Shapiro, and a son, Robert J. I-evy. Services will be held at 10 a m. Sunday at Joseph l-evine and Son Funeral Home, 71 12 N.

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