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C8 Tuesday, February 21, 1995 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Death Notices Obituaries Continued from preceding page MORA -in Bob Stinson, 35, rock's high-energy guitarist Irving Kosloff 82, ex-owner of 76ers hard time these last couple weeks with his depression," she said. "He was down about it. But he did say that he was taking steps to get with a psychiatrist on that. Other than that, he was Bob." Despite his recent battles with depression, Stinson Kurth said she was convinced her son's death was not a suicide. "I think it was accidental; I really believe that," she said.

"I don't think it was intentional." Mr. Stinson, who made six recordings with the Replacements, developed a reputation as a lightning-wristed, wholly unconventional lead guitar player, inspired by his six-string heroes Steve Howe, Johnny Winter and Prince. As a performer, Mr. Stinson took to playing gigs in skirts, make-up and the nude. As one observer once wrote, Mr.

Stinson was, for many, "the lunatic guitarist for the only American band that ever mattered." By Jim Walsh KNIGHT RIDDER NEWS SERVICE ST. PAUL, Minn. Bob Stinson, who gained national notoriety as the guitarist for the seminal rock-and-roll band the Replacements, was found dead Saturday at his Minneapolis apartment. Mr. Stinson's body was found about 7 p.m.

by a friend. A syringe was found next to the couch in the apartment. The cause of death was Under investigation. Mr. Stinson's struggle with drug and alcohol abuse led to his ouster from the Replacements in 1986 as well as estrangement from his wife, Carleen, and his 6-year-old son, Joey.

Mr. Stinson, 35, was diagnosed as suffering from a manic-depressive disorder last year and was taking medication to combat intense mood swings, his mother, Anita Stinson Kurth, said. "He had been going through a real "He wanted a team here in the worst way, so when Richman told him he might be able to buy the Syracuse Nationals and move them here, he jumped on it," Harvey Pollock, a longtime friend and the 76ers' director of statistical information, said yesterday. Mr. Kosloff owned the 76ers (the name was selected in a contest) from 1963 through 1976.

During that period, the team made the playoffs nine times and had a 547-512 won-lost record. It reached the Eastern Conference finals three times and the NBA finals once, in 1967, winning with Wilt Chamberlain at center. Chamberlain began his pro career with the Philadelphia Warriors, moved to California when Gottlieb sold the team, and returned to Philadelphia in 1964 in a trade engineered by Richman and Mr. Kosloff. After Richman suffered a fatal heart attack during a game at Boston Garden in the 76ers' second year, Mr.

Kosloff became more involved in running the team. Chamberlain maintained that Richman had promised him part ownership of the franchise. Mr. Kosloff said he knew of no such arrangement. In 1968, he reluctantly traded Chamberlain to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Under Mr. Kosloff's ownership, the 76ers had the best single-season record, to that point, in the history of the NBA 68 wins and 13 losses in the 1966-67 championship season and the worst, 9-73 in 1972-73. The latter record stands. In 1976, Mr. Kosloff sold most of his interest in the team to F.

Eugene Dixon. After the team was sold again, to Harold Katz in 1980, Mr. Kosloff's interest was reduced to season tickets, which he and his wife of 57 years, the former Libby Barash, used regularly. Until illness slowed him recently, George M. Harbison, 60? headed Abington Savings 1 iwS i- Irving S.

Kosloff in a 1976 photograph. Mr. Kosloff and his wife were fixtures at the Spectrum on game days, sitting immediately behind the visitors' bench. "He was at the top of his field in the paper business, but he was an, average owner," Mr. Kosloff's son, Ted, president of the paper company, said yesterday.

By working 12-hour days six days a week, Mr. Kosloff built Roosevelt named for his political hero, Franklin D. Roosevelt, though he said he named it after Teddy Roosevelt when he discovered that FDR was unpopular with many of his customers from a one-man shop during the Depression to a business with 500 employees. Mr. Kosloff was a creature of habit.

He bought his suits year after year at Diamonds, choosing shades of gray and blue guaranteed not to draw attention. From 1960 on, he lived in the same home in Merion, a modest house, given his wealth. And he insisted, his son said, on answering his own telephone and never had a secretary. "He got into basketball because he loved the sport," Ted Kosloff said. "He didn't like what happened to the game.

It's show business now. It's all agents. In his day, the players and the owners went out to eat after games." In addition to his wife and son, Mr. Kosloff is survived by his daughter, Joyce Cooper; six grandchildren; and a sister. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow at Har Zion Temple, Hagys Ford Road and Hollow Road, Penn Valley. Burial will be at Roosevelt Memorial Park, Trevose. Contributions may be made to the Samuel Barash Breakfast Fund at Har Zion. rr TERESA (nee Cappeflini), Feb. 20, 1995 of Over-brook, beloved wife of me (ate Guiseppe, survived bv her sons Raymond (Ewdi), Joseph (Jean) and Eugene, 9 grandchildren, and 9 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing and funeral Thurs. 8:15 AM from THE JOHN D'ALLURA FUNERAL HOME, WO) Hav-ertord Phila. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 AJVL St. Dona to Church. Inter.

St. Peter A Paul Cem. Parking bv Attendants) MORISON On Feb, 19, 1995, ANNA F. (nee Dougherty), of Turner svtfle, N.J., age 100, wife of the late Andrew, mother of Gary G. Timothy and Alice R.

Klein; also survived bv 5 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Her viewing and funeral, Wed. 9 to 10:30 A.M. at, THE EGIZI FUNERAL HOME, 119 Ganttown TumersviHe, Washington N.J. Mass of Christian Burial II A.M.

at Holy FamHy Church, TurrversviHe. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Conshohocken, Pa. NAM BOK WOO, Feb 19, 1995 of Broomall, husband of the late Sul Seng (nee Her); survived bv his sons, Kee Joon Nam, Kee Ho Nam, and his daughters Jon Kang Lee, Chang Ja Kim, his brothers Mvung Woo Nam, Un Woo Nam, Bait Woo Nam; also 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral Thurs. 9 AJVL at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF Broomall, 281 1 West Chester Pike. Funeral Services 10:30 AJVL in our Main Chapel. Int. Edge wood Memorial Park Cem. Relatives and friends may attend his viewing Wed.

eve. 7-9 PM in Broomall. Parking on prem. NEUREUTER GERTRUDE (nee Mazurkievfch), Feb. 17, 1994, formerly of Havertown Kingston, PA, beloved husband of the late Louis F.

Neureuter; also survived by Louis J. Neureuter, Lancaster and Linda wife of Michael R. Kalhoun, San Antonio, Texas; 5 grandchildren and a sister Anne, wife of Mi chael Kobar, Dunmore. The services were held Mon. Feb 20 at the FUNERAL HOME Of FRED F.

GROFF, INC. of Lancaster, PA. NORDELL On Feb. 19, 1995, DOROTHY (nee Clothier), wte of the late Edward of collingswood, n.j. survived by 5 daughters, Dorothy Bisceglie, Joanne Creitz, Marie Flacco, Kathleen Cabaniss, Rosemary Crognale, a son, Edward J.

Nor dell, a sister, Veronica Defaney, 2 brothers, Harry and Edward Clothier; 18 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 9 A.m. from THE blake-DOYLE FUNERAL HOME, 226 Codings Collingswood, N.J. Funeral Mass, 10 A.M., Transfiguration Church, Collingswood. Int.

Calvary Cherry Hill. Viewing Thurs. eve. 1 to 9 rJW at the Funeral Home. The family requests memorial contributions to N.J.

Arthritis Foundation, Suite 211, 496 Kings Hwy. Cherry MM, NJ. U8UJ4. O'CQKNELL wii liam Sr. Feb.

19. 1995 of Havertown, PA, beloved husband of (tie late Anna E. O'Connell (nee Cummiras), father of William P. 'Connell Jr. (Terri), brother of the late Mrs.

Marv Wilkinson. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Thurs. 8:30 AM THE DONOHUE FUNERAL KUWt, 8401 WEST CHESTER PIKE (COR. LYNN UPPER DARBY, PA, and to Mass of Christian Burial 10 AJW. Mcrea nearr murcn, Manoa.

Inter. Srs. Peter and Paul Cem. No calling hours Wed. eve.

In lieu of flowers Mass Cards would be appreciated. ORLANDO JOSEPH P. SR. "JOE," Feb. 19, 1995, of Church-viHe, PA, formerly of Overbrook; survived by his children, Joseph P.

Joyed Silversteen, Mildred, and Connie; 6 grandchildren and one sister. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral on 10:30 AM at THE ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 6506-20 Haverford Phila. Mass of Christian Burial, 1 1 AJVL, St. Donato's Church.

Entombment Fern-wood Mausoleum. Friends may call Wed. morning 9:30 to 10:30 AJVL (Parking on Premises). In lieu of flowers contributions to St. Charles Borromeo Seminary "Office of Permanent Oiaconete," 1000 E.

Wvnnewood Wynne wood, PA 19096-3099 would be appreciated. OSTROFF Feb. 20, 1995, NORMAN, brother of Katherine Lew and Julius Ostroff, also survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to graveside services Wed. 1 PJw.

precisely at Mount Sharon Cem (Section S). FamHy win return to me Krumm residence, Southampton, PA GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS RAPHAEL SACKS PANICO Feb. 19, 1995, MILDRED (nee Ciruccl), beloved wife of the late Beniamin mother of Benjamin J. and Joann Allen; also survived bv 9 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild, sister of Helen Verdi and Eve Cirucci; also survived bv several beloved nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends invited to viewing Wed.

eve. 7-9 PM and Funeral Thurs. 9AM GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 9304 OLD Bustleton Ave. (below Welsh Rd.) Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M. Our Ladv of Ransom Church.

Int. Gate of Heaven Berlin, NJ. PARANZONE On Feb. 20, 1995, MARTHAJANE (nee CURRY); beloved wife of Frank L. Paranzone of Marlton, age 70.

Also survived bv a son Ronald Webster of Sewed, NJ; 2 daughters Nancy Webster of Perkesie, PA and Dawn Weinstein of Sewell, NJ; 3 brothers Scott, Robert and Quenton; 2 sisters Dolores, and Anita Urbach; 6 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Thurs. at 12:00 noon at THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Rt. 73 and Evesham Marlton, N.J. Int.

Odd Fellows Medford, NJ. Friends may call after 11 AJVL Thurs. If desired memorial donations may be made to the Deborah Heart and Lung Center, Browns Mills, NJ 08015. PARIS Feb. 19, 1995, of Yea don, GERALD for-merly of Darby, husband of the late Ethel M.

(nee Vogel) (SIS), father of Gerald Dennis and Rosemary Slagan; also survived by one sister Marv Theresa Reitly, 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the Funeral Fri. 10 A.M. and to her Viewing Thurs. eve.

7-9 at THE MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 11 10 Main Darby. Mass of Christian Burial Fri. 11 AJVL Blessed Virgin Mary Church. Int. Montrose Cem.

PATRICK GEORGE on Feb. 20, 1995, of Otnev, beloved husband of the late Anna M. Begley Patrick, dearest father of Joan Brooks, Nancy, Jeanne, and George A. Patrick, dear grandfather of 5, beloved son of the late Michael and Anna Patrick, of PhoenixvNIe, PA. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral Feb.

22, 9 AJVL, MARY M. GIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, 5th St. and Lmdiev Ave, Services, 10 AJVL Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of flowers, George's family requests donations in his memory be made to The Incarnation Church, Beautification Fund, 5105 N.

5th Phia PA 19120. POLK On Feb. 19, 1995, ALBERT M. age 70 of Bensalem. Beloved husband of Sadie M.

(nee Marini) devoted father of Peggy Mahan, Linda Rossi, Albert M. Polk, Maria Astorga, Patty Werner, Kevin Polk and Michete O'Toole; also survived by 12 grand children and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral, Wed. 8:30 AJW at the THE TOMLINSON FUNERAL HOME, 2207 Bristol Pike, Bensalem. Mass of Christian Burial Wed.

10 A.M. at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Croydon. Int. Resurrection Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. 7-9 PM at the Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Thomas Aquinas Sanctuary Fund, 601 Bristol Pk, Croydon, PA 19021.

REINHARDT Feb. II, 1995, MARGARET M. (me Greenwood), beloved wife of the late Lothar mother of Kathleen Brown, William and Lothar grandmother of Christina and William. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Wed. 9 AJVL HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3160 Grant Ave.

(West of Academy Mass of Christian Burial St. Katharine's Church, 10 A.M. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Tues.

eve. 7 to 9. Family prefers donations to Fox Chase Hospice, 7701 Burholme PA 19111. RHEINHEIMER DORtS formerly of Redeemer Village, on Feb. 19, 1995, beloved wife of the late Philip, mother of Dale Leaveslev Melada and Robert Leaveslev; also survived by her 3 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and volunteers of St. Joseph's Manor are invited to her Memorial Service 2 PJvl. in the Community Room of The Lafayette -Redeemer, 8S80 Verree Phila. (AiT. WETZEL AND SON.215-722-5800) RICKERDS CHARLES on Feb.

19, 1995, of Upper Darby, PA, beloved husband of Theresa A. (nee Keenan) devoted father of Charles Thomas Joanne Timothy Karen M. Liberatoscioli, and Teresa M. WhiteseU; also survivied bv his 13 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral Thurs.

8:30 AJVL V. DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike, (Cor. Lynn Blvd) Upper Darby, PA and to Mass of Sl- Cvr may also caf Wedtve7 Peter" Paul Cem. RIVELL MARGARET M. "PEG" (nee Huver), on Feb.

19, 1995, of Aston, wife of the late Raymond mother of Susan R. Ferraro. Christian Burial Service 10 AJVL, Thurs. at WHITE-LUTTRELL FUNERAL HOME, 240 Concord Aston, where friends may call after 8:30 AJW Burial SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Memorial gifts to The American Cancer Society, 280 N. Providence Media, PA 19063 are appreciated. SCHIMMEL Feb 20, 1995, MORRIS, husband of Beatrice, (nee Bloom) father of Larry (Sue-Eden) Schimmei, Arthur (Rena) Schirnmef, brother of Edward Schimmei, Harry Schimmei and Anna Orjiefsky; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services, Wed, 11:15 AJVL precisely. GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS SUBURBAN NORTH, 310 Second St.

Pike, Southampton (bet. County Line and Street Rdv). Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Shiva be observed at the late residence.

Contributions in memory may be made to iipte Menorah-k vessel Chai of PA By Michael Bamberger INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Irving S. Kosloff, chairman of Roosevelt Paper Co. and former owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, died Sunday. He was 82 and lived in Merion. Mr.

Kosloff known to his colleagues at Roosevelt and to basketball fans and even family members as "Kos" was born in South Philadelphia in 1912 to parents who had emigrated from Russia during the pogroms. In 1930, he graduated from South Philadelphia High School, where he played on the basketball team that won the city title. Thirty-five years later and a half-mile from his childhood home, the Spectrum was built to house the basketball team he owned. When Eddie Gottlieb, Mr. Kosloff's junior high school basketball coach, sold the Philadelphia Warriors to a San Francisco syndicate in 1962, the city was left without an NBA team.

This upset Mr. Kosloff and his friend and lawyer, Ike Richman. Death Notices SERRILL On Feb. 19, 1995, BARBARA (nee Levering), wife of Joseph L. Jr.

mother of William L. and J. Edward, sister of Estelle L. Chestnut; also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Memorial Services will be held Sun.

Feb. 24, 3:30 PJVL at Abington Friends Meeting house. Greenwood Ave. and Meetinghouse Rd, Jenkintown. Contributions in her memory may be made to George School, P.O.

Box 4000, Newtown, PA 18940. Arr: HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICE STAMAT On Feb. 17, 1995, JOHN W. of Wvndmoor, husband of Doily (Dodrev) Stamat, father of John Jeffrey Stamat, Jocelyn Carol Stamat; step father of Evelyn Hope Zepernick and Rushton Stroud Zeper-nick; also his mother Marie Lutz Stamat. Memorial Service Feb.

23, at 4 PJVL at St. Thomas Church, Bethlehem Pike and Church Rte. 73, Whitemarsh. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made in memory of John W. Stamat to J.

Wood Piatt Caddie Scholarship Fund, Philadelphia Golf Assoc, Drawer 800, Southeastern, PA 19399-0808 or to a charity of your choice. JACOB F. RUTH'S. STEWART Of Erdenheim, suddenly on Feb 17, 1995, GEORGE, survived by sister-in-law Dorothy Stewart, uncle of Jeanne Meehan, Donald Stewart and William M. Stewart, also numerous grandnieces and grandnephews.

He was a veteran of the Army Air Force World War II. Relatives and friends are invited to his services Thurs 10 AJW at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Frank ford Ave.and Cambria St. Phila, PA 19134. Int. Fernwood Cem.

Friends may call Wed. 7-8 PM. at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 Bethlehem Pike. Parking on Prem. In lieu of flowers memorials in his name may be sent to the above named church.

STOUT MABLE C. (nee Cook) age 89, of Medford, died Feb. 19, 1995, in Mount Holly, wife of the late Charles L. Stout, she is survived by her son and daughter in law Charles and Joan Stout of Medford, a sister Isabelle Mauger of Jenkintown, 5 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral Services will be conducted Fri.

at 11 A.M from THE MATHIS FUNERAL HOME, 58 N. Main Medford, NJ. Burial will follow in East Cedar Hill Cem. in Phila. Friends may call Fri.

from 10 A.M. until the time of the service at the Funeral Home. STURM MELVIN B. (Mel), husband of Gale (nee Dennis) of Philadelphia; son of Samuel and Helen Sturm of Ft. Lauderdale, FL; father of Joanna and Chad Johnson of Orlando, FL, and Dawn Smolow of Philadelphia; brother of Phyllis Cowley of Virginia Beach, VA.

A private service will be held Feb 21, in North Lauderdale, FL. Shiva will be observed Wed. through Noon Fri. at 1806 Placid Street, Philadelphia. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Mel's name to the American Diabetes Association.

TAYLOR MARY B. (nee Bray), on Feb. 20, 1995, of Clifton PA, beloved wife of John M. Taylor, devoted mother of Jack Taylor, Mary Gine Taylor and Debbie Celenza, loving grandmother of Nicholas and Jessica Celenza, sister of Barbara Margulis and Frances Coleman. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral Service 10:30 AJVL, CLEAR FUNERAL HOME, 640 E.

Springfield Springfield, PA, and to her Viewing Thurs. after 9 AJVL Ent. Glenwood Memorial Gardens. In her memory the family would appreciate contributions to The American Anti-Vivisection Society, 801 Old York No. 204, Jenkintown, PA 19046-1685.

(Parking on Premises) TESSLER Feb. 18, 1995, IRVING, beloved husband of Rhoda (nee Marinoff), of Mt. Laurel, N.J., loving father of Allan Tessier, Craig Tessler and the late Rebecca (Bonnie) Sheak, dear brother of the late Moilie Ringold, the late Esther Taxar and the late Albert Tessler, adored grandfather of Andrea, Christopher and Karla. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Tues. 1 PJVL, PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, 2001 Berlin Cherry Hill, N.J.

Int. Locustwood Memorial Park. The family wMI return to the late residence. TONER GERTRUDE A. (nee Conaghan), on Feb.

19, 1995, formerly of Olney, beloved wife of the late Arthur, beloved mother of Arthur Joseph and Anne M. Kotlar, mother in law of Thomas, grandmother of Joseph, sister of the late Mary Breslin. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral Thurs. starting at 9:30 AM. from JOHN F.

GIVNISH'S OF ACADEMY 10975 Academy Rd. followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Christopher Church, Proctor Rd. above Byberry, II AJW. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. aft. 7 PJVL VETTER PAUL Feb.

19, 199S, beloved husband of Mae (nee Kotodziei), loving father of Paulette Locke and Pam Gillum; grandfather of Nicole, Glenn, Keith an Melodvbiue. Relatives, friends invited to his service 10 AJVL, THE LAMBIE FUNERAL HOME, 1000 Rowland Ave. (at Rhawn Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends mav call Wed.

7 to 9 PJvl. and Thurs. after 9 AJw. In lieu of flowers donations in his name to Medical Center Development Office, Univ. of PA, 399 S.

34th Suite 400, PA 19104. would be appreciated. WAGMAN On Feb. 19, 1995, MOLLY (nee Goldstein), beloved wife of the late Beniamin Wagman, formerly of El-kins Park, devoted mother of Bob and Charlotte Wagman and Marvin and Beth Berk off, sister of Celia Thompson, dear grandmother of Susan and Robert Gottlieb, Bruce Berk off, Stuart and Alice Wagman and Marc Wagman, loving great grandmother of Julia and Luke. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Tues.

1 P.M., JOSEPH LE VINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Pk.

Family will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berk off. WESSELL On Feb. 19, 1995, HELEN (Bretzel), age 84, after a long illness; wife of the late Dr.

Julian C. WesseU; mother of Rosalie W. WesseU, M.D. and Julian C. Ill, sister of Albert and Leonard Bretzel and daughter-in-law of Franna WesseU.

Relatives and friends may caH at Our Mother of Consolation Church, 9 E. Chestnut HHI 9:30 AJW for Viewing, Mass of Christian Burial 11 AJW Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Memorials may be made to the American Lancer society. JACOB F.

RUTH WOLF Feb. 19, 1995. MARGARET V. (nee McDonald). beloved wife of George, mother of Carol Miller; also survived bv 2 grandchildren and 3 great Senior Citizens are invited to Funeral Thurs.

morning 9:30 GUCKIN FUNERAL MANSION, 3320-40 St. (Parking on Premises). Mass of Christian Burial II AJW, Ascension of Our Lord Church. Int. private.

Mass Cards preferred. In Memoriams D'ALFONSO On Feb. 15, 1995, PAUL T. D'ALFONSO, survived by his 3 sons, James D' Alfonso of Lima Fred D' Alfonso, Paul D' Alfonso also survived bv 5 grandchildren, Michael, James Freddy, Richard and Tina; and one great grandson, Victor. We wril aH miss him very dearly.

PHILLIPS, JU ANITA F. Jan. 17, 1926 Feb 21, 1985 Gone but not forgotten. Deeply missed and loved by your family. WILKINS, JOKNF.

Feb. 21, 1908 -Sept. 26, 1994 Happy Birthday Pop! Your loving family By Barbara J. Richberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER George M. Harbison, 60, chairman of the board of Abington Savings Bank, died Thursday at his home in Glenside.

Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Harbison was a 1952 graduate of Northeast Catholic High School. He attended college at night and received a bachelor's degree in accounting from La Salle College in 1963. In 1989, he received La Salle's Michael A. DeAngelis Award in recognition of his achievements in his profession.

After graduating from high school, Mr. Harbison got a job as a teller for Garfield Federal Savings and Loan Association, where he advanced to vice president in 1967. He joined Abington Savings Bank in 1968 as secretary and was subsequently promoted to vice president, president and chairman. He became a member of the board in 1972 and was named its chairman in 1991. He served in the Army from 1954 to 1956.

Mr. Harbison was past president of 7 fflllllll the Philadelphia Chapter of the Financial Managers Society. In 1994, he was named its man of the year. He was past president of the Society of Savings and Loan Mortgage Officers and of the Kiwanis Club of Jenkintown. He was a former board member of the Abington YMCA and former director of the Pennsylvania Savings League.

He served on the Manor Junior College Advisory Board and the Mount St. Joseph's Academy Advisory Board. Mr. Harbison was on the board of directors at Briar Bush Nature Canter and was former treasurer of the Friends of the Glenside Library. He is survived by his wife of more than 39 years, Mary Brown Harbison; son, Andrew daughters, Marianne E.

Moll, Lorraine C. Fleury and Margaret three grandchildren; and two sisters. Services were held Saturday. Remembrances may be sent to St. John's Hospice, 1221 Race Philadelphia 19107.

E. McLoughlin, supporter of school charities By Barbara J. Richberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Eleanor Bernstein Thomas McLoughlin, 85, an active supporter of educational charities, died Wednesday at her home in Lower Gwynedd. Mrs. McLoughlin was an active member of the Jeptha Abbott Chap ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Until her death, she served as treasurer of the Smith College Class of 1931. She also served from 1976 to 1981 as the special gift chairman, and was president of the Smith College Club of Philadelphia in the 1950s. Mrs. McLoughlin was also active with the Friends Select Alumni and the Germantown Friends Parents Association. She was born in Philadelphia and lived in the city until moving to Lower Gwynedd in 1988.

She was a graduate of the Friends Select School and of Smith College. During the 1930s, she worked at Dewees Department Store and at General Dye Corp. Mrs. McLoughlin was a member of the Philadelphia Cricket Club. She was a former member of the Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society, and the Wissahickon Skating Club.

She served as a judge for the U.S. Figure Skating Association. She was married for 50 years to Allen C. Thomas former financial vice president of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. He died in 1986.

She was married to Stephen McLoughlin former Philadelphia city controller, who died in January: She is survived by daughters. Carol Thomas Neely and Lynn Thomas Albert; a stepson, Gerald McLoughlin; and five grandchildren. Services were held Saturday. Gladfelter rites set at Temple U. Memorial services for former Temple University president Millard E.

Gladfelter will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Rock Hall of the Esther Boyer College of Music at Broad Street and Cpcil Monrp Avpnttp Dr. Gladfelter served as Temple's fourth president, from 1959 to 1967. He died Feb. 12 at his home inydal Park at age 95.

During his tenure, Dr. Gladfelter doubled Temple's faculty, reorganized its first two undergraduate years, expanded its research activity, added four schools or colleges, erected seven buildings, started seven others, and dramatically increased enrollment. He also led the successful campaign to have Temple designated a state-related school. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Martha Louise Gaut Gladfelter; sons, Phillip E. and Bruce a sister; and two grandchildren..