Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES Monday, June 2, 1969 Services for Eugene who died Thursday in Haverford GeneJjl Hospital, following an at a station where lie was inflating' a tire, in Square, will be 10 a.m. at the J. Shannoft Funeral Home, 3300 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square. Burial will be in Fernwood Fernwood, will be this at the funeral home, le was the son and Julia Olsen Rossi resident Rutledge. employed by his father's Villarose and Rossi it Contractors in Newtown He attended Ridley High School.

he iyived by three brothers, ArrfiEnid of Nether Providence, Frazer and David, both of Prospect Park; and a sister, Kristina, at home. Wood $. Bernadine Rourke Wood of Robert E. Wood of Collingdale Saturday in Fitzgeralc Mffcy Hospital, Darby. Mrs.

Wood was born in and had lived seven Collingdale. tn'addition to her husband she is survived by four sons, Rober E. U.S. Army, Harry Pittsburgh, Gerald E. and Johr both of Collingdale; two daughters, Mrs.

Jano Sallows -and- Mrs. Patricia Gejjfege "of Prospect Park; he Mr. and Mrs. James of Pittsburgh, and 15 grandchildren. TJjX funeral will be 9 a.m Wefiftesday from the John Nolalfo Funeral Home, 2316 Reqiaem mass will be cele bitted'at 10.

a.m. at St. Chester. Burial be in Valley Forge Gardens, King of Prussia. Calling hours will be 7 to I 1 p.m.

Tuesday at the funera VanRavenswaay Mrs. Janette B. Bolton VanRavenswaay, 47, of 241 Haverford Swarthmore, Saturday in the Crozer- "hester Medical Center, Upland, fter a lengthy illness. Bom in Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. VanRavenswaay had lived in iVhitinsville, Mass, for many ears.

She had been at her last ddress for 17 years. Mrs. VanRavenswaay was a nember of Swarthmore Presby- erian Church, the Woman's Association of the church, and he American Red Cross Blood Donor Assn. She was a graduate of the Emma Willard School, Troy, the Bradford Jr. College Bradford, Clark Jniversity, Worcester, Mass.

Vlrs. VanRavenswaay served a a nurse's aide during World War in Whitinsville, Mass. Surviving are her husband, Robert C. VanRavenswaay; two ions, Robert C. Jr.

of Michigan Itate University, and John at home; her father, J. Hugh Bolton of Whitinsville, ormer president of the Whiten Machine Works of that city, and a brother, John H. Bolton also of Whitinsville. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Swarlhmore Presby- erian Church.

Burial will be Cumberland Cemetery, Lima Middletown. There will be no calling hours. JOHN A Iv Funeral Director UPLAND CHESTER TRemont 4-6212 11: Funeral Home TR 6-7474 jjnscliweiler-Brower Home EDGMONT CHESTER TR 2-3314 Century of (UNERAL HOME CREMATIONS ARRANGED 7 5 CAR PARKING ON THE PREMISES p316 Providence Ave, TRemonr 4-5973 Other Deaths VIENNA, Austria (AP) Stean Dubcek, 77, father of de- osed Czechoslovak Communist irty chief Alexander Dubcek, ied Saturday. LONG VIEW, Tex. (AP) R.

'Letourneau, 80, international- known manufacturer and hristian layman, died Sunday his home. Letourneau, found- of an earth moving equipment empire, had been in fail- ng health since suffering a in March. BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) harles Stanton Kent, 55, for- ner director of the Peabody onservatory of Music in Baltimore, died Saturday in the ome of a friend. Kent was an uthority on music theory, com- x)sition and electronic music, i NORFOLK, Va.

(AP) --Bish- Walter C. Gum, 71,, retired ishop of the Virginia Methodist onference, died Saturday in a lorfolk hospital. Bishop Gum's i areer in the ministry spanned years. ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS BUTTS, CPL. GARY R.

On May 25, .1969, son of Rav 'R. and Elizabeth Bulls of 217 Taylor Woodlyn, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral Tuesday 8:30 p.m. from Ihe Woodlvn Fire Woodlyn, Pa. Interment Charlestown Methodist Cemetery, Charleslown, Md.

Wed. 11:30 a.m. Friends may call at the Co. Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Arrangements by Imschweiler- rower Homo, 1600 Edgmont Chesler, Pa.

COLLINS, NETTIE C. Of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, formerly of Glenolden, Pa. May 31, 1969, Nettle C. Brutsche nee Maloney, wife of Nathan W. Collins.

Relatives and friends are Invited to services Wed. 2 p.m. McCausland Funeral Home, 202 S. Chester Glenolden, Pa. (n-- terment Glenwood Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P.m. P. P. Chapter O. E.

S. services Tues. 8 p.m. FERRIER, THOMAS SR. Oh May 31, 1969, husband of the lute Margaret G.

Ferrier of Holmes. Pa. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral service Wed. lla.m. from the Griffith Cliapel, 520 Chester Norwood.

Inter- menl Arlington Cemetery. F.rlends may call Tues. eve. 7 to 91 GALLOWAY, HATTIE M. On May 29, 1969, widow of the late Harry F.

K. Galloway of Prospect. Park, pa. Relatives and friends arc Invited to funeral service Tues. 2 p.m.

from Ihe Griffith Chapel, 520 Chesler Pike, Norwood, Pa. Inlerment Arlington Cem. A I CLIFFORD G. May 30, 1969, husband of Eleanor C. Harriz, of 309 Barry Lane, Wallingford, pa.

Relatives and' friends are Invited to the funeral nt 2 p.m. Irom the Media Presbyterian Church, E. Baltimore Ave. Friends may call Monday evening at the Wm. Rigby Funeral Home, 15 E.

rfth Media. Interment Edgewood Memorial Park. Please omit tlowers. Conlrlbullons may be mode to Media Presbyterian Church or to your local Heart Fund. HEYL, MAUDE R.

French) On May 29, of 1012 Pine Darby. Relatives and.frlepds are invited to 1 attend the funeral service Tues. 2 p.m. Marvll Funeral Home, 1110 Main Darby. Friends may Monday evening 7 to 9 p.m.

Interment Glenwood Memorial Gardens. HEINLEY, KATHLEEN Nee Hopkins. On May 31, 1969, svilc of Ralph Hclnley of 11 Spring Media, Pa. Relatives and friends are Invited lo Ihe funeral Wed. 9 a.m.

from William C. Rlgby Funeral Home, 15 E. 4th Media. Mnss at the Nativity B.V.M. Church nt 10:00.

Inlerment SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Friends may call Tucs. eve. Have Acquired The Funeral Records of The E.

White Funeral Home 1885-1942 The Thomas Rairdon Funeral Home 1942-1960 Mary E. Carr Funeral Home 1960-1963 Information about Services Rendered by the above firms can be furnished by THE CARR FUNERAL HOME E. 2 1 St. at Providence Ave. Chester, Pa.

John E. Carr Michael J. Carr TR 4-3655 John E. Carr Jr COMFORT or PRIVACY is of utmost importance to those recently bereaved. That is why we have a special family room, affording full view of services while assuring complete privacy for the bereaved.

WM. LEYLER FUNERAL HOME 500 W. 22nd Chester TR 6-3202 Military Rites Set For Corporal Butts Cpi. Gary R. Butts, 18, of 217 Taylor Woodlyn, Ridley Township, who died in Vietnam May 25, will receive a full military funeral Wednesday when he is buried at Methodist Cemetery, Charlestown.

Md. Services will be at 8:30 p.m. Clary Mrs. Gladys Clary, '49, wife Orange Clary, who was killed i an automobile accident last Vednesday i ounty, N.J., was buried today 1 Greenlawn Cemetery, Felton- ille, Chester i ervices were Saturday at the 3arl L. Foster Funeral Home, -hester.

She lived at 909 Pennell Chester. She was born in Wallace, N.C. nd had lived most of her life i Chester. Besides her husband, is urvived by a sister, Mrs. Pearl app of Atlantic City, NJ.

ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS KEYSER, JESSIE E. On May 30, 1947, husband of Hilda M. Keyser of Ridley Park, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Tues. 11 a.m.

from the Griffith Chapel, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood. Interment Chester a Cemetery. Friends may call Mon. evening 7 to 9 p.m. KILLEN, A On May 30, of 8 S.

5lh Street, Darby. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tues. at 9 a.m. Marvll Funeral Home, 1110 Main Darby. Requlern Moss Blessed Virgin MarylChurch-' 10 a.m.

Friends call JMonday evening 7 to 9. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McCOLE, THOMAS V. Beloved husband of Mary Kathleen (nee Brown), father of Mary Kathertne, son of Mrs. Daniel J.

McCole (nee McAteer). Also survived by sisters Mrs. Margaret Toomey and Mrs. Katherlne Thornton, brothers Daniel, George, Francis and Vincent. On May 30, of 341 Greenwood Sharon -Hill.

Relatives and friends and employees of Penn Central RR are Invited to attend the funeral Wed. 8:30 a.m. Marvll Funeral Home, 1110 Main Darby. Requiem Mass Holy Spirit Church 10 a.m. Friends call Tues.

evening 7 to 9. Interment Sts. Peter Paul Cemetery. MORRIS, HELEN F. Suddenly on May 29, 1969, (nee O'Mara), beloved wife of Charles 527 Devon Norwood, Pa.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tier funeral on Tues. morning at 9 o'clock from The Cavanagh Funeral Home, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Solemn Mass of Requiem In the Church of St. Gabriel at 10 o'clock. Interment at Sts.

Peter Paul Cemetery. Friends may call Mon. evening from 7 to 9. PASQUALI, CESARE In Osleopathic Hospital, Lancaster, Pa. On May 31, 1969, Cesare Pasquali, husband of the late Concetta Lendene.

In the 84th year of age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Eastburn Funeral Home, Avondale, Pa. on June 4, at 9 a.m. Requiem Mass at the Church of the Assumption B. V.

Wcslgrove, Pa. at 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Com. Friends may call at the funeral homo on Tuei.

eve. after 7. ROWE, E. PERRY On June 1969, E. Perry Rowe, husband of Mrs.

Lena M. Rowe nee Kane of 2807 W. 4 Chester, Pa. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral Wed. morning, June 4, 1969, 9:00 at the Robert Moreiand Funeral Homo, 9th Main Trainer, Pa.

Solemn High Requiem Mass 10:00 at the Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord. Holy Comm'unlon may be received at this Mass. Interment private. Friends mny call Tues. eve.

after 7 p.m. SCHOFIELD, PAULINE On June 1, 1M9, wife of William J. Schofield of Esslngton, Pa. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral service Thurs. 11 a.m.

from the Griffith Chapel, Friends may call Wed. eve. 7 to 9. VanRAVENSWAAY, JANETTE (nee notion) On May 31, 1M9, wife of Robert C. VnnRavenswaay of 241 Haverford Swarthmorc, Ps.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral Tuesday 11:00 a.m. from Swarthmore Presbyterian Church, Swarthmore, Pa. Interment Cumberland Cemetery. No viewing Monday evening. Arrangements by Imschwcller- Brower Funeral Home, IMS Edgmont Chester, In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to American Red Cross.

VanWAARDT, CORNELIUS Of Villas, New Jersey. Formerly of Chester, Pa. On June 1, 1949, Cornelius, husband of Amelia Koerlh VanWaardt. Due notice ot the funeral will be given from the Wllll.im S. Bleyler Funeral Home, 500 W.

SI. WARREN, A On May 15, in Quanq Nam Province, Republic of Viet Nam. Son of Eunice and Calvin Showol! of 834 W. 3rd St. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Tues.

eve. at 8:00 at Temple Baplist Church, A Parker Sts. Friends may call same evening 7 to at the church. Interment Greenlawn Cem. WOOD, BERNADINE Nee Rourke, witc of Robert E.

Wood of 200 MacDade Blvd. Colllnadflle, on May 31, 1969. Relatives and (rlejids are Invited to attend the funeral 9 rf.m. Wed. from the John Nolan Funeral Home, 2114 Providence Chester.

Requiem Muss 10 a.m. Wed. St. Robert's Church. Interment Forge Gardens.

Friends may cull Tues. ave. 7 to 10. PHILLIPS, EMMA (Nee Slrohm) On May 31, 1949. wife of Jasper R.

Phillips of 17 W. Knowllon Rd. Aao SI years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on wed. mornlnsi at 11:00 at the Melvtn I.

Mlnshall Funeral Homr, Mlddlelown Knowlton Rcls. Interment Chester Bethel Cemetery. FrlcndJ may call Tuos. eve. HONORARY DEGREES Charles W.

Shreiner Jr. (from left) headmaster of Church Farm School; Dr. Franklin H. Littell, president of Iowa Wesleyan College; and Zenon C. R.

Hansen, president of Mack Trucks, received honorary degrees Saturday at PMC College commencement exercises. Dr. Clarence E. Moll, (right) president of PMC Colleges stands with the recipients. Rowe E.

Perry Rowe, 72, who retired in 1962 after operating a taxi-cab company in Washington, D.C. for 22 years, died Sunday Sacred Heart Hospital, Chester. He had been since his retirement. He lived at 2807 W. 14th Chester.

Mr. Rowe was born in Washington, D.C. and w.1* educated there. He moved to Chester in 1960. In 1922 he married the former Lena M.

Cane. He served in the 28th division in World War I. He was past Commander of Chester 3 ost No. 14, and was the first Commander of Veterans of oreign Wars Post 1521 in Chester. Surviving is his widow.

The funeral will be 9 a.m. Wednesday from the Robert Moreiand Funeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer. Solemn requiem mass will be sung at 0 a.m. at the Resurrection of )ur Lord Church, Chester. Burial will be private.

Calling hours will be after 7 Tuesday at the funeral lome. Lyons John T. Lyons, 90, a retired executive from the Franklin Sugar Refining Philadelphia, died Sunday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital, Darby. He lived at 301 Maple L.ansdowne. Mr.

Lyons retired in 1944 after 52 years of service with, the sugar company and was production supervisor of Franklin's confectionary sugar division. Surviving are six sons, John T. Jr. of Newtown Square, James J. of Wayne, Francis J.

of Vienna, Henry V. of Lansdowne, the Rev. Edward D. Lyons of Atlantic City and Joseph J. of Goshen; five daughters, Cecelia C.

and Theresa both at home, Mrs. William E. Tucker of Newtown Square, Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien of Lanham, and Sister Cecelia Immaculate stationed in Philadelphia; a brother, Edward of Philadelphia; 31 grandchildren and five great-grandchiidren.

Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Philomena's Church Lansdowne. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Conshohocken. Calling hours will be Tuesday evening at his residence, 301 Maple Lansdowne.

Phillips Mrs. Emma Strohm Phillips, 84, wife of Jasper R. Phillips of 17 W. Knowlton Road, Middletown Township, formerly of Marcus Hook, died Saturday at midnight at the Bishop Nursing Home in Media. Mrs.

Phillips was born in Philadelphia and came to Marcus Hook with her parents in 1903 and was employed in her parents' bakery until her Her husband was tax collector and she was his assistant for 16 years. She was an active member of the Cokesbury Methodist Church, Marcus Hook. She taught Sunday school for 60 years and was a member of its board of stewards, the official board and finance committee. She was a former president McCole Thomas V. McCole, 42, transportation and freight agent for the Perm Central Railroad at the Angora Station, Friday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital, Darby.

He lived at 341 Greenwood Road, Sharon Hill. Mr. McCole had been with the railroad for the past 22 years. He was; a candidate for the Sharon Hill School Board in the November election, and was a member the Sharpii Hill Democrats. He was a Navy veteran of World War II.

He was a member of the Transportation Communication Employes Union and the Holy Spirit Church in Sharon Hill. He attended St. Joseph's College. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary Brown; a daughter, Mary; his mother, Mrs. Mary McCole of Runnemede, N.J.; two sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Cooney of Runnemede, N.J. and Mrs. Catherine Thornton, of Mantua, N.J.; four brothers, Daniel and Francis, both of Philadelphia, and George and Vincent, both of Upper Darby. The funeral be 8:30 a.m. Wednesday from the Marvil Funeral Home, 1110 Main Darby.

Requiem mass will be celebrated at the Holy Spirit Church, Sharon Hill. Burial wil! he in SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple. Calling hours will be Tuesday evening at the funeral home. of its WSCS and for many years was reserve lay delegate to the Philadelphia Conference.

She was a member of the Delaware County Historical Society. The Phillips lived in Middletown for the last 16 years. Besides her husband she is survived by a brother, Lawrence Strohm of Prospect Park; four sisters, Mrs. EUizabeth Walter of Upland, Mrs. Marie Russell of Marcus Hook, Mrs.

Mathilda Cloud and Mrs. Margaret Keers, both of Ridley Park. Services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Melvin I. Minshall Funeral Middletown and Knowlton Roads, Middletown.

Burial will ae in Chester Bethel Cemetery, Bethel Township. Calling hours will be Tuesday evening at the funeral home. Keyser Jesse E. Keyser, 64, of 215 E. Ridley Ridley Park, died Friday in Taylor Hospital, Ridley Park.

Mr. Keyser was born in Philadelphia. A Delaware County resident many years, he lived in the Lester and Essington areas of Tinicum before moving to Ridley Park 25 years ago, He was employed more than 20 years at Westinghouse Electric; Corporation's Steam DivU siinn ill i i TII liri I I 1 CU1U. 1 1 1C 11 dl fiPhPral Pn dl IL1CLL1 He is survived by his widow, Hilda M. Keyser; five sons, Jesse E.

Jr. of Lancaster, William F. of Newark Del. Edgar A. of Morgansville, N.J., Robert L.

of Oxnard, and Donald G. of Aston; four daughters, Mrs. Ruth Smith of Darby, Mrs. Joan McCaffery of Springfield, Mrs. Arlene McVicar of Swarthmore anc Mrs.

Marilyn F. Smith Piscataway, N.J.; a sister, Mrs Etta Bovee of Philadelphia, and 26 grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Griffith Chapel, 52C Chester Pike, Norwood. Buria will be in Chester Rural Cemetery.

Calling hours will be 7- to tonight at the funeral home. Date Changed MIDDLETOWN The Rose Tree Media School Board 'has rescheduled its a meeting to 8 p.m. Tuesday i the Penncrest High Schoo library. DO YOU REMEMBER Diamond Jubilee Celebration Is Observed in Upland 25 YEARS AGO An Longhead, also on leave from! located" becausp of the wrmu audience of 175 hcnrd Judge John E. McDonough of the Orphans' Court of Delaware County, and Judge William Knowlcs of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia, speak last night at the culminating meeting of the Diamond Jubilee of the Borough of Upland, at the Upland Clubhouse.

Dr. R.E.E.Harkncss of Crozer Seminary, introduced Army duties; Thomas Blakely and Charles Morton. addresses. It is important tha every organization secretary ii Judge Knowles, a long-time Chester send in their name "ant resident of the borough and a grandson of the founder, John P. Crozer, urged the audience not to dwell on the past of the community, but to stimulate the present and plan progressive future.

50 YEARS AGO Secretaries of all organizations in this city speakers and others taking part! nre requested to immediately in the program. Music was presented by William i i a send their names and addresses to Peter W. Guilday, office secretary of the Reception to Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and accompanied at the piano by I Nurses, 716 Crozer Buildinq, Mrs. A. Foster Williamson, after which prominent citizens of the rrvi Am Chester.

A 1 1 organizations address at once in order tha the organizations may lakt active part in the two clebaration on June 20-21. 75 YEARS AGO The goldei wedding of Charles and Marj i i was celebrated 01 Wednesday at their resident near Marple store in Marplt Township. Neighbors, friend and relatives of the aged coupl to the of nearly on hundred called to congratulat them. In the gathering was Mrs Griffith's bridesmaid, now Mrs Rebecca Eachus. when strvn fraternal beneficial or social at the altar to be Galloway Mrs.

Hattie M. Galloway, 84, of 817 14th Prospect Park, died Thursday in the Prospect Park Nursing Home, Prospect Park, after an illness of three months. She was the widow of Harry F. K. Galloway who died in 196G.

Mrs. Galloway was born in Philadelphia and had been in Prospect Park since 1912. She was an active member of the Prospect Park Methodist Church and, was a member and former sreiident of its Friendly Class. Surviving are a son, Harry M. of Lafayette, three four great-grand children and a sister, Mrs.

Florence Lucas, who lived with ler in Prospect Park. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Griffith Chapel, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Upper Darby. There will be no.

viewing this ivening. Tuesday in the Woodlyn Fire Ridley Township. Calling lours will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Cpl.

Butts, the son and Mrs. Raymond R. Butts Woodlyn, died when exploded. In addition to his parents, 3 survived by two sisters, and Lois both at; step-brother, of Garden City, Nether Provi-. dence; his paternal grandfatherj.

Raymond Butts of Eddystone and his maternal granrjrnother, vlrs. Catherine Dougherty of iVoodlyn. Court OKs Two Groups MEDIA COURTHOUSE A Delaware County panel judges has approved decrees sought by two organizations -Service to Overcome Drug Abuse Among a (SODAT) and the Child Guidance Clinic of Delaware County. SODAT, a Chester-based nonprofit organization that has been helping young drug addicts, was granted a corporate charter. SODAT was represented by attorney Melvin Levy at the court hearing.

The judges also approved a decree to amend articles ol incorporation of the Child Guidance Clinic of Delaware County of Media, a private organization that was represented by attorney Charles H. Hinkson. One of the amendments changes the name of the corporation to The Menta Health and Child Guidance Clinic of Delaware County. Another amendment stipulates that the clinic may in the future treat adults as well a children for emotional condi tions and mental retardation. Mrs.

Kathleen F. leinley, 38, wife of Ralph'." ieinley of 11 Spring Media, ormerly of Lenni, died a a in the: Misericordia Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs. Heinley was born in Upland and had lived all ife in Delaware County, In addition to her husband she, survived by a Karen at home; two sons, David' and Michael, both at home; her mother, Mrs. T.

Hopkins of Village two sisters, 'Mrs. John Rapp of Lenni and Mrs. Richar'd' ilpin of Newtown Square. The funeral wiJl 9 a.m. Wednesday from the William Rigby Funeral Home, 15 E.

4 Media. Requiem, mass will 3e celebrated at 10 a.mv at the Nativity of the Blessed Mary Church, Media. Burial will be in SS. Peter and Paul Cem'e- Marple. Calling fliours will be Tuesday at tihe funeral Family Takes Jogging Trip Pa.

(AP)-A 50 year-old couple and their teen age son are off on a joggin; tour of Europe to prove to 01 World residents that American can be phsically fit. Michael Vicario, a Lansdalc his wife, Ruth, and their son, Michael IS, lef here Saturday for a planned 21 day trek through Europe tha was to include two marathon runs. Along -the way the family will "promote fitness programs, goodwill, tourist travel between countries, and the American way of life," Vicario said. Vicario, who also is president of Run For Youth Life, a local physical fitness group, said one of their runs would take them jogging from Hamburg, Germany, to Copenhagen, Denmark, a distance of about 250 miles. They also plan a 30-mile run between Helsinki and Porvoo in Finland.

Heiiiley 11 Inducted Into Military MEDIA Selective Service Board 60 has inducted 11 young men into the Army and 'orwarded them to Ft. Bragg, N.C., for basic combat training. Inducted were Herman E. Jacobs, Ronald P. Gowland, Charles 0.

Godby, William L. Allison, Daryll E. Hillis, Charles F. Breitmayer Leo H. Dauberman, lharles W.

A. Mullen Alexander. Steven R. Ayers, DiSalvo Carl and Henry L. FIELD DAYS SCHEDULED SWARTHMORE The annua! field day for Swarfchmore Elementary School will take place 9:15 to 11:30 a.m.

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BELTONE HEARING AID CENTERS 9lh Edgmont W. Market Girard Trust Blcfg. Suit. 408 Upper Darby of their life in Upland. Called upon for fine-minute speeches were William I I rt president of Upland Lt.

in are nskcd to have the ISS-I. send his name and address Mr and Mrs. Griffith are at the above office. Notices of; present over seventy years of important meetings have been i age, but are in good health and sent out to the secretaries of! active. They received many William Tomlinson, his and the mail this handsome presents of -old on leave torn duties in the morning brought many and glassware Army Air Foiro; Lt.

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