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Wilbur Jordan Mrs. Georgre A. Howe Forman J. Lutz Dies at 56; 40 THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. Wednesday, January 11, 1961 Thomas J.

Mullan Edison A funeral for Thomas J. Mullan, 43, of 55 Idlewild who was found dead of car- Jack Leibowitz Iselin Funeral services for Jack Leibowitz, 59, of 257 Middlesex who died Monday Cranford Mrs. Ann O'Grady Jordan, 78, of 205 N. Lehigh widow of Wilbur E. Jordan, died yesterday, (Jan.

10, Mrs. Ruth Kuntz Howe of Old Highway, Whitehouse, wife of George A. Howe, a retired Courier-News printer, died last I 1(1 1 Qft 1 in tho N. J. Bell Zone Manager bon monoxide poisoning in his (Jan.

9, 1961), were held this 1961) in Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield after a lingering at the E. Bernheim Sunday (Jan. 8, 1961), will Hunterdon Medical Center, Funeral services for Forman J. Lutz, former Plainfield resi be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow from Flemington, after a brief ill- dent who djed yesterday (Jan.

10, 1961) in Riverview Hospital, ness. She had undergone sur-jRed Bank win be tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the Adams Memorial Sooner Home. Broad Red Bank.

Burial will be in Fair View Howard Watson Ambruster, Coach, Engineer, Lecturer Fanwood Howard Watson Ambruster, 82, a retired chemical engineer, lecturer and author, died yesterday (Jan. 10, 1961) in his home at 158 Forest Rd. He had been ill since March. Mr. Ambruster, who was Rutgers University's first paid football coach in the late 1890s, last worked as a special policeman directing school traffic near Forest and North Aves.

here. Brook. She and her husband Kea uamc. ness. She was the mother oflsons Memorial Chapel, Newark.

Raymond R. Jordan of 34 N. Born in Russia, he came to Martine Ave. Fanwood. "this country in 1920 and moved Born in Bayonne, Mrs.

Jor-'here from Newark 14 years ago. dan had lived in Cranford 25' A self-employed building con-years. Her husband died in 'tractor, he was a member of the January, 1954. She was a com-'Congregation Beth Sholem here, municant of St. Michael's I Congregation Anshe Rumania of Church here.

Newark, and Carpenters Local Besides her son in Fanwood.715, AFL-CIO, Elizabeth. Cha snntw snn Surviving ire his widow, Mrs. had resided in Stirling 1 iiVJ VV jLJV lltU -j wt; "fo Watchung, before movin to zone manager of the New Jer Whitehouse five years ago. Bell Telephone Company, Howe, who became a Courier-! macje is home at 70 Shrews-News printer in 1926, retired bury Brook Shrewsbury. I'M He was born in of Jan.

1, this year. was the husband of Mrs. the Runyon Mortuary, Metuch-en, to St. Matthew's Church, Stelton, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Interment will be in Beverly National Cemetery.

A disabled veteran of World War 2, Mr. Mullan was awarded the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. He saw service in the African, Middle Eastern and European theaters. He was born in Belfast, Ireland. He had lived in New York City and Kearny before moving here several years ago.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Catherine Boyle Mullan; three sons, Thomas J. Kevin and of MiddlPtown: three srandchil-i Sylvia Fenily Leibowitz; a son, Besides her husband, Mrs. (Margaret Cunningham Lutz. Benjamin and a daughter, Howe leaves a daughter, jn Louisville dren, and two brothers, William F.

O'Grady of Cranford and Joseph O'Grady of Bayonne. Lois Edsall, at home; three Mr Lutz was born in Louis. brothers Louis G. Kuntz of Lm Ky. 56 years ago.

He Miami Shores, William cnrpwchiirv in IQrifi Miss Dorothy Faye Leibowitz, both at home; a brother, Samuel of Newark; and two sisters, Mrs. Yetta Turock, Norfolk, and Miss Lillian Leibowitz, Newark. The funeral will be held Fri Kuntz of Williston Park, L. 1., day at 8:30 a. m.

from the Doo-ley Colonial Home in Westfield, Festival Planned Plans for a Jewish Musical Festival were made by the Ju-daica division of the adult education committee at the Jewish Community Center last night. The festival will be held on Feb. 21 in celebration of the Jewish music month. Charles Shimel is chairman. from 172 Maple Ave.

He was graduated from Montclair High School and Yale University, and attended Germantown Academy before entering the University of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Class of 1899 in the Wharton School of Business but left college several months before his scheduled graduation to coach football at Rutgers. He was awarded his Bachelor of Science degree in economics at the University of Pennsylvania's commencement exercises 40 years later, in June, 1939. and George Kuntz of Bivalve, Md and three sisters, the Mis- 3Irs. Frank A.

Kylish ses Clara and Gussie Kuntz of iclass ig27 While at Yale he and at 9 a High Requiem Mass will be offered in St. Michael's Church here. Interment will be in the family plot. Bound isrooK ana j.vixs. iui wu-.

an All.Ampriran wa Roselle Funeral services for Brian, all at home; three daugh- hardt of New York. Mrs. Ella M. Kylish, 72, of 626 Iters, Kathleen and Mary Ann, at ter polo player for two successive years. Services will be conducted by Meadow widow of Frank A.

the Rev. Arthur L. DeWire of Mr. Lutz joined the New Jer f4 i fc I I- I kA I I. Adrian W.

Compton the Whitehouse Methodist The action was taken as a result home; and Mrs. Alexander Danish, Edison; his mother, Mrs. Mary Green, New York City; two sisters, Mrs. Anthony Sal-vato, East Meadow, L. and Mrs.

Clair Heffernan, Grand Rapids, Mich. sey Telephone Company as a student engineer in 1928. Following assignments as loop gang Denville Adrian W. 51, of Merri Trail died Mon Kylish, who died Sunday (Jan. 8, 1961), were held this morning in the Robert J.

Mitchell Funeral Home, Elizabeth. Among those surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Hasla'm of Edison. of a petition to the university's Church at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Memorial Funeral Home, Plainfield.

Interment will be in the Bound Brook Cemetery. Earle H. Segur Earle H. Segur, 70, of Guern-seytown Watertown, day (Jan. 9, 1961) in Morris- faculty by members of the class with whom Mr.

Ambruster foreman and supervising line town Memorial Hospital after a Forman J. Lutz foreman, he was made district construction supervisor at Hack- short illness. He was the hus would have graduated. Opposed Monopolies Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. tomorrow.

brother of Mrs. Ruth S. Burke of 1154 Evergreen died yes ensack in 1931. terday (Jan. 10, 1961) in Water Mrs.

John Swayze Mr. Ambruster long was In 1938 Mr. Lutz was appoint band of Mrs. Winifred Maliss Compton. Mr.

Compton, manager of the Compton Press Inc. of Morris- bury Hospital, Waterbury, Long Valley Mrs. Mary An identified with a movement for strict enforcement of the fed Mrs. Raf aele Saporito after a long illness. ed N.

J. Bell's Paterson district construction methods supervisor. Later that year he was ap Raritan Funeral services for thony Swayze, 94, of Mill died yesterday (Jan. 10, 1961) He was president and treas eral food and drug laws. He also was a foe of cartels and pointed Atlantic City district in her home.

She was the widow monopolies in general and of urer of Hollis D. Segur, a Waterbury insurance agency started by his father in 1890. A town, was born in Bernards- ville and lived in Denville forj the past 10 years. He was secretary of the National Business Security Coun of John Swayze. Mrs.

Domenica Saporito of 47 Gaston who was found dead in her home yesterday, are being arranged by the Bongiovi I. G. Farben of Germany in par Est. 1860 The oldest woman in Long ticular. graduate of Taft School and Valley, she was a native here.

She was a member of the Lu One of his first jobs was as reporter on the old Philadelphia Funeral Home. Surviving besides her husband are one daughter, Miss Louise Yale University, he served as a first lieutenant with the infantry in Europe during World War 1. theran Church and the United Lutheran Church Women. 4 THE time of bereavement, tve will take the responsibility for all funeral arrangements. Let our experienced staff relieve you of the burden of all details.

Evening Telegraph, of which his father was editor-in-chief. He later served on the repor He was a former chairman of the Republican State Finance Committee in Connecticut and construction supervisor. Following a year as Newark district construction supervisor he was made Plainfield district equipment superintendent in 1943. Three years later he became equipment superintendent of Bell's Newark-Suburban district. He was appointed plant superintendent of that district in April, 1950.

Personnel Supervisor In October, 1950, Mr. Lutz was made personnel relations supervisor in Bell's personnel department. He was a member of the torial staff of the Philadelphia Times and became a columnist Ann Saporito, and one son, Raf-faele Saporito, both at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ri-torto of 110 Bell four sisters, Mrs.

Anthony Marasia of 14 Weiss Mrs, John Sofia of Somerville, Mrs. Salvatore Pas- a former member of the Connecticut Housing Authority, and Mrs. Swayze is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Annie Anderson of Long Valley-Middle Valley Rd. and Mrs.

Frances Mc-Connell, with whom she lived. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Lutheran Church with the Rev. Louis Bell, ROMEO A. BAKER Owner Director for the old New York Compass.

cil and a member of the Chamber of Commerce of Morris-town. Surviving, in addition to his widow, are a son, Fred Compton of Whippany; a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Schlegel of California; his mother, Mrs. Florence T. Compton of New Providence; a brother, Florian Compton of Chester; a sister, Miss Christine Compton of Milling-ton, and four grandchildren.

Services will be tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Bernardsville Methodist Church with The Rev. In 1900 Mr. Ambruster en the Waterbury Republican Town Committee. tered the chemical engineering FRED L.

HOFFMAN, Manager Plainfield 6-0040 field in Virginia and later was Surviving in addition to his anante of West Hollywood, and Miss Marie Ritorto of 110 Bell Ave. associated with the development pastor, officiating. Interment sister are his widow, Mrs. Ruth 900 Park Plainfield Tiffany Cheney Segur; twin will be in the family plot in Naughright Cemetery. stepsons, Richard O.

Cheney of Serving This Northern New Jersey Power Community for 101 Years' of the rayon industry in this country. He became secretary' and director of an "artificial silk" concern in Philadelphia. He held executive positions with chemical subsidiaries of a num John R. Apgar Clinton Funeral services Squadron and H. G.

McCully Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America, and a former officer of the Absecon Power for John Russell Apgar of Route Ross E. Winner officiating. Interment will be in Bedminster Reformed Church Cemetary. 69 will be conducted tomorrow ber of large corporations from 1910-1920 and opened his office Squadron. He had been active at 2 p.m.

in the DeVoe Funeral Kensington, and Douglas T. Cheney of Bolton, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Alder-son Funeral Home in Waterbury, with the Rev. Robert C.

Dodge, pastor of the Second Congregational Church of Waterbury, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury. BROUARD-FLEMING CO. N. E.

Smalley, President "Insurance for Every Insurable Need 108 Depot Park Plainfield PL 6-0003 Friends may call at the Gal as a consulting chemical engi Home, Washington, by the Rev. in the Plainfield Community Chest and Red Cross drives. Mrs. William Harter East Orange Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret A.

Harter, 82, of 84 Lenox widow of William Harter, who died Monday Jan. 9, 1961), will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Raymond A. Lanterman Son Funeral Home, Morristown. Among those surviving is a brother, Charles Corbin, Basking Ridge.

laway and Crane Funeral Home, Bernardsville, after 2 p.m. to Wesley Kemp of the Washing neer in New York in 1921. In 1927 Mr. Ambruster be ton Methodist Church. Burial Survivors besides his widow are one son, Charles E.

Lutz, day. came associated with the cam will be in Washington Ceme a senior at the University oi tery. 100 YEARS OF Southern California in Los An Mr. Apgar, who was 56, died paign for enforcement of the pure food and drug laws. He was the author of magazine articles and brochures in that geles; two sisters, Mrs.

John W. Trott of Tucson, and Monday (Jan. 9, 1961) in Hunterdon Medical Center, Flemington, after a long illness. Mrs. Russell R.

Raab of Belle field. MEANEY O'KEEFFE "Insurance Exclusively" W. 7th Street Cor. Arlington Avenue (Adjacent to Park Hotel) Plainfield PL 6-5358 He was born in New Village aire Beach, and his mother, Mrs. Charles Lutz of Upper In 1947 Mr.

Ambruster testified on monopoly legisla An Investment in Peace of Mind and later lived in Washington. Montclair. He was a carpenter and a tion before the subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee. He recommended many changes Mrs. Thomas Nivison member of Washington Moose Lodge and Washington Exempt Fireman's Association.

in proposed anti-monopoly bill WINTHROP HIRAM SMITH Morris, Conn. (JP) Winthrop Hiram Smith, 67, board chairman of the brokerage firm Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was the third employe of the firm, having started as a $7-a-week clerk. Smith also was a vice president and governor of the association of stock exchange firms and from 1949 to 1955 a governor of the New York Stock Exchange. Spotswood Mrs.

Victoria THE PERRY AGENCY He leaves a brother, Leslie of Nivison of Ave. I and 13th and stressed the need for stronger enforcement of Most of our business comes through people we've thoughtfully served. The reason understanding, sincere guidance and dependability in helping you select a fine monument Cranford, and two sisters, Mrs. Grace Julian of Washington and 328 Somerset Street North Plainfield widow of Thomas C. Nivison, died yesterday (Jan.

10, 1961) at her home after a brief ill Wrote About Christ Mrs. Vivian Henderson of South Plainfield. PL 6-4111 ness. She was 76. In 1955 Mr.

Ambruster was Among her survivors is a one ot tnree nainiieia area authors listed as among con son, Thomas A. Nivison of 830 Berckman Plainfield. Mrs. Oliver B. Hill tributors to the book "This I Many thoughtful families plan both their cemetery plot and a suitable monument before the need arises, when all the family is together to make this important decision.

En Believe About Jesus Christ," Services were held yesterday for Mrs. Elizabeth Cutter Hill of issued by a religious publish Peterson-Ringle-Newman-Atwood 350 Park Avenue Scotch Plains FA 2-5800 2 Elm Street Westfield AD 2-5800 ing firm. Other contributors in St. Petersburg, Fla. formerly consult us joy peace of mind Services will be conducted Friday at 12:45 p.m.

in the Hulse Funeral Home, 455 Main and at 1 p.m. in the Spots-wood Reformed Church. Burial will be in Ocean View Cemetery, Oakwood Heights, S. I. eluded Wilbur LaRoe Wash ISABEL PATERSON Montclair (JP) Isabel Pater-son, 75, a novelist and former book reviewer for the New York Herald-Tribune, died of a heart ailment while visiting friends last night.

She resided in Princeton. ington lawyer and Presbyter of Plainfield, in the A. M. Runyon and Son Funeral Home. The Rev.

Glenn E. Hanneman, pastor of the First-Park Baptist without obligation on cemetery require-ments and guidance in selecting a suitable monument. (darre) 1 GUILD vGuuo! ian Church leader, a native of Westfield, and Lee H. Bristol, New York advertising man and also a former Westfield resi Church, officiated. Interment was in Hillside Cemetery.

Mrs. John N. Sargent Deaths dent. THE PIONEER, INC. "Prompt and Efficient Service" 59 W.

High Street Somerville Hill, widow of Oliver B. Hill, died last Wednesday in St. Petersburg. AMBRUSTER Howard Watson, on Jan 10, 1961, of 158 Forest Fanwood L. L.

MANNING SON Est. 1861 Stanley Burner, Owner 405 West Front St. Tel. PL 6-0706 Illustrated Booklet Sent Upon Request Builders of Quality Monuments for 100 Years PLAINFIELD GRANITE WORKS LAMPERTI BROS. RICHMOND at FOURTH STREET PL 6-4387 beloved husband of Mrs.

Ursula Am- Mr. Ambruster resided in Westfield for many years before moving to Fanwood in Druster, father of Lieut. Col. Watson RA 5-4484 St. Joseph's Holy Name Society will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m.

at the Higgins Home for Funerals to recite the Rosary for John N. Sargent of 167 Manning who died Monday. Ambruster, the secretary, U. S. Army, of Bedford, 3 grandchildren, 2 great 1949.

He and Mrs. Ambruster celebrated their 50th wedding grandchildren. Mrs. James Donaldson Reposing at "Rossi Funeral Home," 1937 anniversary June 15, 1960 wesiTieid scotch Plains. Complete notice hereafter.

Berkeley Heights Christian Besides his widow, Mrs. Ur Science services for Mrs. James 9 sula Ambruster, the deceased Donaldson of 63 Old Farm Rd HARRY ROTHBERG, INC. "Insurance Advisors" 518 Park Ave Plainfield PL 4-8700 leaves one son, Lieut. Col.

Watson Ambruster 2nd of Bedford, three grandchildren and HOWE On Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1961, E. Ruth Kuntz, wife of George A. Howe. Residence Old Highway, Whitehouse, N.

J. Services will be held at the "Memorial Funeral Home," 400 Franklin at E. Seventh Plainfield, on Frida afternoon, Jan. 13 at 1:30 o'clock. Interment Bound Brook Cemetery, Bound Brook, N.

J. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. Thursday. 12 were conducted yesterday in the A. M.

Runyon and Son Funeral Home, Plainfield, by Walter Giesecke, reader of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, two great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Rossi Funeral KING Arthur of Church Lib- Home, Scotch Plains Plainfield. Interment was in Hollywood Memorial Park, Union. Mrs. Donaldson died last Friday.

eriy corner, n. on Monday, Jan. 9, 1961, beloved husband of Elizabeth Bunn King, father of Mrs. Joseph J. Sisto, and Miss Melda R.

King. jj Services to suit the financial I I I requirements of all families. II I I Consult families ire have served. Arthur Alcorn REINFELD AGENCY "Complete Insurance Service" 422 North Avenue Dunellen PL 2-3600 Dunellen Funeral services Funeral services 2 p.m., Thursday, at the Gallaway Crane Funeral Home, 101 So. Finley Basking Ridge, N.

J. Interment W. Millington Baptist Ceme Mrs Charles Chizik for Arthur Alcorn, 81, former resident of North Plainfield, HIGGINS tery. Friends may call Wednesday 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may PL 6-0017 Home for Funerals who died Saturday in the Cranford Hall Nursing Home in Cranford, were held yesterday in the Mundy Funeral Home be sent to the Somerset County Heart i-uno.

11 NIVISON Victoria, on Jan. 10, 1961, of Ave. I and 13th Outcalt. .1 -8th St. at Arlington Union Funeral services for Mrs.

Julia Chizik, 69, of 1225 Morris wife of Charles Chizik, who died yesterday (Jan. 10, 1961), will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Pettit Funeral Home, Rahway. Also among those surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Ann Piscitelli of Edison.

with the Rev. Raymond E. Neff, pastor of the First Methodist SILBERT, WAGL0W VAIL, INC. Insurance Union Building Plainfield PL 6-1045 formerly of Brooklyn, widow of Thomas mother of Thomas A. of Plainfield, and Mrs.

J. W. Tate and Mrs. A. Manson, 9 grandchildren, 2 sreat-grand- Church of Plainfield, officiating.

Interment was in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Flushing, L. N. Y. cnnoren. Funeral services Friday, 12:45, at the Hulse Funeral Home, 455 Main Spots-wood, N.

at 1 p.m. at Spotswood Re- tormed enured. Interment Ocean View Cemetery, Oak- wooa neignrs, a. 1. Friends may call Wednesday 7-10 p.m..

DiDARIO MARINO AGENCY i nursday z-5, 7-10 p.m. 12 J. HERBERT STEVENSON, INC. "Insurance Specialists" 160 E. 2nd Street Plainfield PL 6-8392 RICH EL Peter, beloved husband of Plainfield jennie Aiaaie Kicnel.

Father of Mrs. YjkmmJJgksat 287 Netherwood Ave. PL 6-5513 vviinam vidbbdri, acoicn Plains, Mrs. John Parrish, Plainfield, Mrs. Ronald Weikert, New Market, Mrs.

Donald Mrscnoaum, Plainfield and Michael P. Richel, Hollywood, Fla. Residence Are You In The Insurance Business Without Knowing It? t-avauene, formerly of Plainfield, on wonoay, Jan. 1961. Funeral from the Higgins "Home for Funerals," 209 W.

Eighth Plain- ELLIS A. ENANDER L. C. WOOD field, on Thursday, Jan. 12, 9:30 a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mass St. Bernard's 135 North Avenue Plainfield i.nurcn, iu a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Plain 1240 E. 2nd Street Plainfield field.

11 PL 4-7377 PL 5-7448 SARGENT John beloved husband of Rose Barrella Sargent, residence 167 ntwr -V" FINNERTY LINGER "Every Insurance Service" 109 Park Avenue Plainfield PL 5-3300 RICHARD T. BUESCHEL AGENCY "Distinctive Insurance Service" 167 North Avenue Plainfield PL 6-0222 manning no. Plainfield, on Monday, Jan. 9, 1961, father of Mrs. Joseph A.

Butrico, 702 Hamilton So. Plainfield, and John Joseph Sargent, at home. Funeral from the Higgins "Home for Funerals," 209 W. Eighth Plainfield, Friday, Jan. 13, 9 a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mass St. Joseph's Church, No. Plainfield, 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery, So. Plainfield.

Members of St. Joseph's Holy Name Society will meet Thursday evening, 7 p. m. at the funeral home. 12 SLORAH On Monday, Jan.

9, 1961, Amelia wife of the late Robert G. Slorah Jr. Residence 1115 W. Front St. Mother of Mrs.

Gertrude S. Haskard, Mrs. Edson B. Day, and the late Mrs. Elsie Robinson.

Services at the A. M. Runyon Son Funeral Home, 900 Park Plain-field, on Thursday, Jan. 12 at 2 p.m. Interment in Hillside Cemetery.

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William L. Cummings wishes to express its thanks and appreciation to its many wonderful friends and neighbors who came to its aid, performed so dutifully during its bereavement, willingly donated the use of their cars, and so thoughtfully sent flowers. Thanks are also extended to the Revs. Edward L. Braithwaite and Dr.

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