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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14. 1962 ad 10 BAYARD YERKES. of 4226 MRS. AARON' KOKEV, a re Disston a retired auditor for (1 tired dressmaker, died Monday George Coles, Atltorney, Dies the Pennsylvania Railroad, died Monday in Rolling Hill Hospital. He was 84.

He retired in 1943 after 43 years with the railroad. He is survived by his wife, the President Harry Truman, follow ing the Second World War. He Is survived by his wife, Kathryn, two sons, John and Eugene; a daughter, Mrs. James B. Kcal ing; a brother, Joseph and three sisters, Mrs.

Regina Mrs. Jack Lanahan, and Mrs Harold Lobby, all of JOHN J. KELLEY, of Bethes-da, a native and former! resident of Philadelphia, died jFcb. 8, at his home. He was 61.

Mr. Kelley, who was graduated; Villanova University as an; 'electrical engineer, in 1930, was' 'given a meritorious civilian serv-j ice with the Bureau of Ships, by1 at Atlantic City Hospital. She was 77 and lived at 236 S. Connecticut Atlantic City. Mrs.

Ko-ken, the former Anna Cooper, formerly lived in Philadelphia. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. UP TO 8 LBS. A WEEK NO DIET-NO EXERCISE MEDIC-WAY 1422 CHESTNUT Room 406 LO 3-4644 Int. Ft MnMu! t.perYlilei MONEY-SAVING NEWS FOR ALL PHOTOCOPY OWNERS iformer Grace Ridley; two daugh Charles Brown, and a grandchild.

George W. Coles, former U. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, died Monday at ters, Mrs. Alice Worthley and Mrs. Doris Copeland; two Bayard and Ralph and eight; grandchildren.

JAMES A. DASIIINGTON, a retired acrobat, of 1113 Euclid -Wednetdoy Noon le Nina his home at 2404 Swede East Norriton township. He was 84. Mr. Coles was U.

S. Attorney here from 1921 to 1929. Me was also a former deputy State attorney general and organized the STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER anc died Sunday at his home. He was 84. During his career as a performer he was associated ruan Citizens Committee of One Hundred, whose efforts resulted in the nomination and election of J.

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Coles was graduated from Dickinson College in 1897 and its law school in 1900. He was an independent and first won prominence for his part in the movement for a new city charter in 1917. Surviving are two brothers, Lester A. and Horace P. Mrs.

Coles, the former Sarah Marvel, died in 1949. Services will be held at 2 P. M. Wednesday at the Boyd Funeral Home, 718 Swede Norristown. Burial will be in Norris Cemetery, Norristown.

I-Ol'IS M'BKROFF, founder and president of the old Trio-Art Piano died Tuesday at his home at the Lakeside Apartments. Cheltenham ave. and 10th st. He was 64. Mr.

Lubcroff retired in 1958 after more than 40 years in the piano and organ business. He was a Mason. Surviving are his wife, the former Lillian Kolber; a son, Dr. Benjamin three grandchildren; a brother, Edward, and four sisters, Mrs. Rose Gram.

Mrs. Anna Adelman, Mrs. Goldie Lawrence and Mrs. Ruby Rosen-blum. FRANK R.

CCLP, of 637 Cypress Yeadon, a retired electrical engineer with the Gcr.r eral Electric for 25 years, died Tuesday at tha Bart-llahn Nursing Home, Yeadon. He was 76. He had been Yeadon Borough Secretary for 25 years. He was a Mason, and a member of the Yeadon Presbyterian Church. He is survived by two sons, Omer J.

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