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PAGE FOURTEEN PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1952 OBITUARIES Telephone Plainfield 6-8000 Mrs. Marie J. Little 3 Stationery Business Files Name Certificate Bakelite Explosion Burnt Mills Mrs. Marie J.

Lit tle, 67, died today (Dec. 27, 1952) Ellxbth. Bureau of The Courler-Newi at her home in Burnt Mills Rd. fol Victims Show Gains Negro Mother of Year Passes Away at 78 Louisville, Ky. (JP) Mrs.

Emma Clarissa Clement, only Negro ever named American Mother of the Year, died last night. She was 78. Despite illness and the loss of Elizabeth Maurice Silverman, lowing a long illness. She was the 1293 Springfield New Provi- widow of Edward F. Little who Harry J.

Vallachi Morristown Funeral services for Harry J. Vallachi, 44, of 14 King will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. the Garrabrant Funeral Home, Basking Ridge. Interment will be in Somerset Hills Cemetery, Basking Ridge. Mr.

Vallachi died Thursday in All Souls Hospital after a brief illness. He was an electrician and Hospitals treating 18 victims of (Fords, critical. pence, win manage the Center Ma died in 1946. Tllnnrtav's hlat at RaVolit Timing Hprman T.aas 71 Thamnlain ttrl UOnerS, a COnleCtlOnerv and Sta- Mrs. Little was a resident of Burnt Mills the past 30 years, hav Brook, reported improvements in' Eighth Manville, good.

uonery Dusines at mat aaaress, rnnrfitinns nf throe tnHav Thocol Paul AnHprsnn 4S3 rnmntnn according tO a DUSHiesS name Cer- her right leg by amputation last ing previously lived in Elizabeth year, Mrs. Clement remained ac are: Perth Ambov. criticaL jtificate filed yesterday with County She was a member of the First tive in civiS and religious affairs Kenneth Tlalrvmnl 405 Prnsnert! Harold Parker. 7 Ann St South iCIerk Henry G. Nulton Dr.

Cochran Dies at 81 Dr. Samuel Cochran, a retired Presbyterian medical missionary to China and brother of Miss Jean C. Cochran of 1003 Park died yesterday (Dec. 26, 1952) at Newport, R. I.

He was 81. He was born in Mendham, a son of the late Rev. I. W. Cochran, pastor, of the First Presbyterian Church of Mendham, and the late Mrs.

Annie Carter Cochran. He was educated at Princeton University, Columbia University School of Medicine and the Tropical School of Medicine in London, England. Dr. Cochran, who was sent to China by the Presbyterian Board which brought her national fame Another certificate came from Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth. Surviving are two sons, E.

Bert River, critical. a member of American Legion Post Stanley V. Kuekaski, Linden, wbo ram Little of Whitehouse and G. Dunellen, fair, previously listed critical. James Strelec, 1 Fitzsimmon will conduct the Winfield Wines 59.

Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Margaret Ott of Jamaica, L. and She was the mother of seven children, all college graduates. One is Dr. Rufus' E.

Clement, president Aaron Parfrey, Duryea, Bound Brook address, 104 East critical. Clifford Little, at home; a daughter, and Liquors, at 25 Wavecrest three brothers, Alexander H. Val Middlesex, fair, previously Mrs. Joseph DeLucas, also at home; Winfield. Marjoric 'Bo wen, Novelist, Dies London (JP) Mrs.

Margaret Gabrielle Long, 64, one of Britain's most distinguished historical novelists best known under her pen name of Marjorie Bowen, died Tuesday in a London hospital. Mrs. Long, the author of an estimated 200 works, wrote under at least three other pen names, including George R. Preedy, Joseph Shearing and Robert Paye. In 1939, she published an autobiography, "The Debate Continues," under her maiden name of Margaret Campbell.

She began her writing career at the age of 16, and her best known works include "The Netherlands Displayed," "Dickon," and two trilogies published in the mid-1930s. One of these, on the spirit of the Renaissance, included "The Golden Roof, "The Triumphant Beast," and "Trumpets at Rome." The other "God and the Wedding "Mr. Tyler's Saints," and "Circle in the Water" concerned the spiritual life of Seventeenth Century England. Michael Fazekas, 541 E. Second listed serious.

two sisters. Mrs. Fred Simpson and lachi of Newark, and Theodore and Claude Vallachi, both of Ber nardsville. John Kovacs, 84 Juliet Hope-; Bound Brook, good Mrs. Benjamin Sojer both of Eliza lawn RFD, fairly good, previously: Sylvester Dixon, 140 Highland beth, and her mother, Mrs.

Annie Isaac J. Hummer of Atlanta University, while the others are prominent in education, church and mission fields. Mrs. Clement was named Mother of the Year in 1946 by the American Mothers Committee of the Golden Rule Foundation in New York. -t Hansen, also of Elizabeth.

listed serious. The three are Highland Park, good. St. Peter's Hospital, New Brans-! At St. Peter's Hospital A funeral service will be held High Bridge Isaac J.

Hummer, 79, died unexpectedly yesterday (Dec. 26, 1952) at his home in Anthony Landon, 68 Monday, (Dec. 29, 1952) at 2 Chester Kinal, 9 E. Green in the Sutpntn Funeral Home, Califon Funeral services for May Leave Hospital i Woodbridze, good Bunnvale vicinity. Although in Somerville.

The Rev. Abram Pep- Robert Cramer, 21 Arch High George Walz, 276 Somerset poor health since summer, Mr. ling, pastor of the Summit Avenue Bridge, who was burned about the New Brunswick, fair. Hummer died of a heart attack Reformed Church, Jersey City, will of Foreign Missions, built a hospital in that country and helped to open a mission station there. For his famine relief work in China Dr.

Cochran was thanked by letter Mrs. Mary(H. Freitag Oak Tree Funeral services were arms and hands, is reported lm-j Ben Wright, Bissett PL, South suffered yesterday. be in charge. Interment will be in Anthony Landon, 68, of Lebanon, who died at 11:30 p.m.

Christmas Night (Dec. 25, 1952) in Somerset Hosptial, Somerville, will be held from the Coughlin Funeral Home here Monday at 3 p.m. with the Robert T. Anderson, pastor proving satisfactory and may leave; River, good. He was born Dec.

13, 1873, at conducted at 10 a. m. today at Somerset Hospital in a few days. R0y Womer, 32 Koehler Blairstown, a son of the late Isaac Evergreen Cemetery, Elizabeth. Mrs.

V. D. Garzillo by President Woodrow Wilson. He the Pf eil Funeral Home, Irving' H. and Isabelle J.

McKee Hummer Kenneth Brunt, Mills High South Bound Brook, good, Bridge, is emerging from the criti- At Muhlenberg Mrs. Victoria DiGiovanni Gar of Cokesbury Methodist Church, He had been tax assessor of Lebanon Township for the past 25 cal list, put is not out of danger, James Brooks, 1423 Jersey was decorated by the Chinese government for his work as bacteriologist and had served two terms as president of the Medical Associa ton, for Mrs. Mary Huntley Frei-tag of 436 Chapman Irvington, sister of John Huntley of Hillside Ave. Burial took place in Wood zillo, 64, of 769 St. Mary's died officiating.

according to his mother, Mrs. tan South Plamf leld, good years, having resigned recently be Mr. Landon, who lived in this Brunt Sr. of Pittstown. She said At Middlesex General.

New Bruns at her home this morning (Dec. 27, 1952). Bfrn in Italy, she had been cause of ill health. He was a for tion of China. Dr.

Cochran also was wick mer member of the Lebanon Town- land Cemetery, Newark. Mrs. Freitag, widow of the late yesterday that 73 per cent of his body was burned and that he has a Flainlield resident 50 years. A vicinity all his life, was preceded in death some years ago by his wife. Surviving are a son, Lester Landon, Gus Smith, Chimney Rock president of Shantung Christian University at Tsinan Fu.

ship Board of Education and was Martin J. Freitag, died Tuesday already received 14 blood Martinsville, critical heart attack brought about her death. She was a communicant of St. and a daughter, Mrs. Arnold Phil- a member of the High Bridge Methodist Church.

After returning from China, Dr. Cochran spent 13 years at Presby Mr. Hummer had'lived in Leb Brunt had been employed at the; Bakelite Company plant about six! Schley Estate hower, both of RFD, Lebanon; two brothers, Howard Landon of Pea-pack and Jacob Landon of Laming- (Dec. 23, 1952) in St Michael's Hospital, Newark, at the age of 77. In addition to her brother, the deceased leaves a daughter, Mrs.

William J. Brunner of the home address; a son, John G. of Bernard's Church and a member of the Italian Rosary Society of that Church. anon most of his life and had resided in his late home for 60 years. weeks prior to the accident.

llelCr of QfLl tilft terian Medical Center reorganizing the hospital's Department of Medical Information. He also served on the Board of Chinese Christian ton; four sisters, Mrs. Charles Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Surviving are her husband, Louis Mary L. Bunn Hummer; three sis Colleges in New York.

He retired ark; another brother, Edward Hunt DiGiovanni, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jager of 741 E. Third ters, Mrs. Mary C. Stelter of Pitts Mrs.

Anna Schafer Cranford Funeral services for Mrs; Anna Behnert Schafer, 73, of 60 Burnside were held yesterday in the Gray Memorial, with the Rev. Walter C. Pugh, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Garwood, and the Rev. Robert Longaker, minister of the First Presbyterian Church, Cranford, officiating.

Interment was in Fairview Cemetery. West-field. Mrs. Schafer died Tuesday in her home after a brief illness. She was the mother of Miss Annie Schafer, manager for many years of the Federal Dry Cleaning Store nf 91fl V.

RrnaH Wst. from active work last year. Welsh of Planfield, Mrs. John Hat-man, North Branch, Mrs. Mack Suhr, Stockton, and Mrs.

Charles Smith, Raritan; two granddaughters and one great-grandson, Interment will be in Cokesbury Methodist Cemetery. burgh, Mrs. Laura E. Reper of Lebanon and Mrs. Bell Lance of Surviving are his widow, Mar is a veteran of two years service: t-J- with the Navy and attended Clin-J New York The late Mrs.

Sophie ton High School. He is married to Duer Schley of Froh-Heim, Far the former Miss Shirley Van Brunt 'Hills, N. left an estate appraised of Clinton, but is separated. They I at $844,508 gross value, and one son. 644 net value, the New.

York State Recent Bridegroom 'Transfer Tax Department revealed Cramer was married about two today, weeks ago to the former Miss June( The bulk of her estate, about ley of Newark; two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Koerner and Mrs. Ernest Heyder, also of Newark; three grandchildren and two garet Watts Cochran; four chil Roselle Park; two brothers, Ray dren, William Cochran of Morris-town, Mrs. William Buell of New port and Mrs. William Studdiford mond of High Bridge and Elmer Hummer of Short Hills; and one grandson, a son of the late Raymond Hummer.

and Samuel Cochran both of Gray of High Bridge. The couple 00,000, goes into a trust fund for New York; several grandchildren Mrs. Margaret Capone Mrs. Margaret Capone, wife of Frank J. Diamente A Solemn Requiem Mass the benefit of her 10-year-old son, A funeral service will be con Mrs.

Theresa Benick, 39C Berkeley six sons, Alexander Garzillo, 513 E. Third Anthony Garzillo, 228 Mountain Michael Garzillo, at home; Carmen Garzillo, 2314 Park South Plainfield; Salvatore Garzillo, 106 North Dunellen; and Frank Garzillo, 165 N. Madison South Plainfield; a brother, Pas-quale Monte, 802 E. Third two sisters in Italy, Rose and Nunziata Monte; and 16 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are being made by Scarpa Funeral Home.

for Joseph Capone Sr. of 402 Eliza and great grandchildren; and two sisters, Miss Cochran, and Mrs. Douglas McLellan of Sanderstead, England. His late brother, Henry ducted Tuesday (Dec. 30) at 2 p.

m. in the Naughright Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald D. Moreland, pas began housekeeping only last week in the Pierce Heights vicinity.

Other victims are reported as follows: At Somerset Hospital Frank Kalman, 9 Charles Evander B. Schley Jr. Mrs. Schley was the wife of Evander B. Schley, chairman of the Howe Sound Company of New York.

Their estate at Far Hills was Frank John Diamente, 35, of 38 Codington victim of Monday's explosion at the Bakelite Company plant in Bound Brook, field, and Miss Edna V. Schafer, a member of the Musical Club of Westfield. tor of Clinton Baptist Church, will officiate and burial will take place J. Cochran of Plainfield, died Sept. 10.

was celebrated' today at 10 a. m. beth Elizabeth died Christmas night (Dec. 25, 1952) at Muhlenberg Hospital, after a 10-day illness. She was 63.

Mrs. Capone was born in Italy and had lived in the United States 50 years, 45 years in Elizabeth. Surviving in addition to her hus in the Evergreen Cemetery, Clin for many years the scene of the New Jersey Hunt Club, one of the most famous events of its kind in ton, i in St. Joseph's Church, Bound Brook. Burial was in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Bridgewater Township. Mr. Diamente, a scaleman at the plant, died Tuesday in Somerset A funeral service will be held in Newport on Tuesday. A memorial service will be conducted Friday, Jan. 2, at 5 p.m.

in the Central Presbyterian Church, Park New York. Charles Dencklau BO-WAY OVZSHXAO TTPB GARAGE DCOHS Badlo Bua Eleetrlo Orrato J. U. Ml I I II PLFD. G-351I BOWS MAOTTACTtrRIxa CO.

the country. The senior Mr. Schley, who died Dec. 2, was left about $67,000 in John L. Schneider Sr.

New Market John L. Schneider CHARLES M. GRAVES Atlantic City (JP) Charles M. Graves, 79, founder of what is now Wide World Photos editor of The Times picture section of the New York Times for 26 years, and former city editor of the Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch, died yester day. band are six sons: Patrick of 438 E.

Seventh Charles of Asbury Park, Joseph Albert, William Charles Denckjau, 82, of 317 Monroe died in Muhlenberg personal property from his wife's estate, and several smaller be 55, of 24 Academy died in Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield, this morning (Dec. 27, 1952). Mr. Hospital, Somerville, of blast burns suffered in the explosion. He is survived by his widow and two children.

Hospital yesterday (Dec. 26, 1952) Barton Jacohsen, 87 and Arthur Capone of Elizabeth; a daughter, Mrs. Edward Black: following a long illness. The New York native was a traveling sales Schneider, a machinist, was the son Scotch Plains Barton Jacobsen, 16 grandchildren, six sisters and The Rev. Gerard Conroy, of Mrs.

Catherine Schneider and 87, of 12 Johnson died yester was celebrant at the Mass, with the Rev. E. W. Kreger as deacon the late Jacob Schneider. Also surviving are his widow; day (Dec.

26, 1952) after a brief illness. He was born in Norway quests to go tr friends and charity. Mrs. 'Schley was active in the British War Relief Society during World War 2, and later joined the women's campaign committee of the Lighthouse of the New York Association for the Bind. She died of cancer in Southampton, L.

on Aug. 15, 1950. man for Crane and Chicago plumbing fixture manufacturers, more than 30 years. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Pauline L.

Sperry of Cheshire, PLAIN' FIELD IRON AND METAL CO- Inc. SX.XB BUSSSXh Pros. S. Second cor. CUntoa At.

AU Sis of Structural Steal and Ftp and Wiping Bags for Sal. Scalar la Scrap Iron. Metal aal Paper Hill applies. Telephone FX -7CttO or O-70U three brothers. A funeral will be held Monday (Dec.

29, 1952) at 9:30 a. m. from the Gorny Gorny Funeral Home, Elizabeth. A Solemn High Mass and the Rev. Frederic Manville as subdeacon.

Pallbearers included: and came to this country about 60 "CRESCENT- HOME" P. CASEY SON SZBECTOB Or FTTNERAIiS 151 AST SEVENTH ST. AT CKESCENT AVEWTTB TeL rilnfllJ 6-2331 three sons, John L. Jr. of Dunellen, and William J.

and Edward years ago, first living in Brooklyn. Joseph Barile, Dunellen; Dominick both of New Market; two daughters, two sisters, Mrs. F. William He had lived here about 30 years. Mrs.

Robert T. Daly of New Bruns Baccaro, Bound Brook; Anthony Capano, Bound Brook; Vincent De of Requiem will be celebrated in Holy Rosary Church, Elizabeth at Mr. Jacobsen was a member of Leitheusser of 712 E. Second St. the Brethern Assembly of West- 10 a.

m. Interment will be in wick and Miss Betty L. of New Market; two brothers, Harold of Bethpage, L. and Philip of Dun field. A retired builder, he had Castro, Middlesex Borough; Charles Desiato, Bound Brook; and Louis Frezza, Bound Brook.

Mount Olivet Cemetery, Newark FOR and Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders of Rutherford, and a brother, Ferdinand of the Monroe Ave. address. Funeral services and burial will be in Los Angeles, Calif. previously conducted a business SlATI THE WATERPROOFING REBOOFINO sunt UP CAUtXtNO, RESIDINO ellen, and one sister, Mrs.

Harold Welch of Metuchen. He was a here 15 years ago. He was the hus Umberto Spaziano band of the late Anna Hansen MEMORIALS Of Distinction SELECT A BARRE brother of the late Mrs. Eva Hem- Middlesex Borough A Solemn Jacobsen, who died in 1946. REPAIRS ALL TYPES Surviving are one son, Louis Requiem Mass was sung today at mer.

Funeral services, under the di Jacobsen of Indian Rock, SIIEET METAL CORNICES SKY LIGHTS COPPER WORK GUTTERS AND LEADERS CONDITONED AIR NEATNO 9 a. m. in Our Lady of Mt. Virgin Church for Umberto Spaziano, 33, GRANITE three daughters, Mrs. Anna Croag rection of Sheenan Funeral Home, are incomplete.

FURNACES CLEANED REPAIRED Mrs. Michael Csehy Flemington Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Csehy of 11 Corcoran who died Wednesday, (Dec. 24, 1952) after a short illness, will be conducted today at 2 p. m.

at the Holcombe Funeral Home, Main by the Rev. Michael Major of the First Hungarian Baptist Church of New Brunswick. Burial will be in Pros of Scotch Plains; Mrs. George Kopp of New Milford; and Mrs. HEADSTONES REOATED Mrs.

Esther Waldron Mrs. Ether E. Waldron of 730 Park Ave. 'died today (Dec. 27, 1952) at Muhlenberg Hospital where she had been a patient since Dec.

19. She was 88. Mrs. Waldron, wife of the late L. Craig Waldron, had lived in Plain-field since 1892.

She was the aunt Harold Reese of Sidney, N. of 140 Giles who died Wednesday of injuries suffered in Monday's explosion at the Bound Brook plant of the Bakelite Company. Burial was in St. Joseph's LUBECK eight grandchildren; and 10 great Charles D. Tharp Clinton Funeral services for Charles D.

Tharp, 73, who died Wednesday (Dec. 24, 1952) at his CONRAD JACOBSON CO ftp. PlaintUWs Oldest und Most ReliabU Sine 1906 on. 75-77 SOMERSET STREET s. -i0S grandchildren.

MONUMENTS Services will be held in Gray 87 PEASZ. BT. Open Tel. FX. U2BU Evening Funeral Home, Westfield, Monday home in the Pattenburg area, will Cemetery, Bndgewater Township.

Mr. Spaziano, an employe of the firm for 11 years, is survived by his widow, two children, two broth pect Hill Cemetery. of W. T. Grant of New York, of the at 3 p.

m. Interment will' be in be held tomorrow (Dec. 28, 1952) Mrs. Csehy, who was 66, was Grant store chain. Fairview Cemetery, Westfield.

at his late residence. The Rev born in Hungary. She had lived A funeral service will be held Robert Gentile, pastor of the Pat ers and three sisters. The Rev. Emanuel Gauci off i EffestiYa January 1, 1353, Our Interest Rata Will Ba here 50 years.

She leaves her husband, Michael tenburg Methodist Church, will of Tuesday, Dec. 30, at the Warren Patten Funeral Home, Chatham. ciated at the Mass. Pallbearers, all Paul J. Heteji Paul J.

Heteji, 57, an attendant ficiate. Interment will be in Locust special policemen of Middlesex Grove Cemetery, Quakertown. The Rev. E. Wendell Stephan, pastor "of the Seventh Day Baptist a son, Wilmos, and a sister, Mrs.

Joseph Balabas, both of Flemington, and two grandchildren. 2 Mr. Tharp, a lifelong resident of at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Lyons, died this morning Pattenburg, was the son of the late Church, will officiate. Interment w4U be in Graceland Memorial (Dec. 27, 1952) at the Veterans Deaths Jonas and Elizabeth Robbins Tharp.

Borough, included Anthony Staf-fieri, George Wright, Edward Veydas, Joseph Van Ness, Robert Sanders and John Griffith. Mr. Spaziano was a special policeman in the borough. Park Cemetery, Kenilworth. Administration Hospital, Kings-bridge Bronx.

Mr. Heteji, He was a member of the Pattenburg Methodist Church and Hick native of Budapest, Hungary, en ory Grange of Jutland. A retired farmer, Mr. Tharp had been in fail Bernardino Parrette Services held yesterday for Ben CAPONS On Thursday, Dec. 25.

1952. Margaret, beloved wife of Joseph of 402 Elizabeth Elizabeth, N. J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the Gorny Gorny Funeral Home, 330 Elizabeth Elizabeth. N.

on Monday, Dec. 29, at 9:30 a.m. Solemn HiRh Mass of Requiem at the Holy Rosary Church, at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Newark. N. J. 27 tered the hospital in September and was operated 'on Oct. 4.

He was a veteran of both World Wars and 3Irs. Mary C. King Mrs. Mary C. King, 66, a mem On All Savings Account Balances of $5 er Mora MID-CITY TRUST COMPANY E.

FRONT STREET AT WATCHUNG AVENUE FREE PARKING IN MUNICIPAL PARKING AREA IN REAR MemberFederal Reserv System and Federal Deposit Insuranc Corporation ing health the past year. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Kate Apgar Tharp; a daughter, ardino (Ben) Parrette of 535 E. Third St. were largely attended.

A served with the 82nd Airborne Di HIGG1NS Hm far PvMral 8th ft. at ArfiagtM t-0017 ber of the Union County Kennel vision in Africa, Sicily and Italy funeral was held from A. M. Run- Mrs. Elizabeth Kleinhenz of Rail Club, and a resident of EmersonJ during World War 2.

yon Son "Home for Services Surviving are two sons, Paul S. and a Solemn Requiem Mass was way; five grandchildren and a half brother, Harmon K. Wright of Mount Pleasant. of 184 Clinton Ave. and Don S.

of celebrated in St. Bernard's Church Hill, Staten Island, N. died Thursday (Dec. 25, 1952) in St. Vincent's Hospital, West Brighton, S.

I. She was a founder of the Staten Island Kennel Club and its Ridgefield Park; two daughters, SCHTTTXiER Suddenly on Friday, Dec. 26, 1952: Kirkland. husband of Willie Mae Schuyler, of Vaux Hall, N. brother of Sara S.

Judkins, Los Angeles. Calif. Funeral services Monday. Dec. 29, at 2:30 p.m., Judkins Colonial Home, the Rev.

H. Sheldon Interment family plot. Hillside Cemetery. 27 i Interment was in St. Mary's Ceme Mrs.

Edward G. Marks of 935 Ken- yon Ave. and Mrs. Carlton T. Bortle tery.

Mr. Parrette died Monday (Dec. 22, 1952) at the age of 96. vicepresident and board chairman of Boston, and two sisters residing at the time of her death. Her hus in California.

STYD AM Ellen Loonev. Residence band, Patrick King, died in 1930. 1S5 Berkeley Plainfield. on Funeral arrangements will be Thursday. Dec.

2o. 1952. 1 Flowers Vi. For All Occasions II announced. E.

M. L. Gould New York (JP) E. M. Lawrence Gould, 66, psychologist and writer who conducted a syndicated newspaper column, died last night.

Gould was ordained a minister of the Church of the New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) and wrote on religion and psychoanalysis. He conducted "Mirror of Your JOHN E. PICKETT Berkeley, Calif. (JP) John E. Jean Van Syckel Flemington Jean Van Syckel, daughter of the late Mary Jane Mount Van Syckel and the late Chester Van Syckel, died Thursday (Dec.

25, 1952). REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Pickett, 67, former editor of The Country Gentleman and managing editor of The Ladies Home Journal, and at the time of his death editor of the Weekly California Farmer, died Thursday. Funeral will be held from the Hip-gins "Home for Funerals." 209 W. Eighth on Monday. Dee.

29. 9:30 a.m. Requiem High Mass, St, Mary's Church, at 10 a.m. Interment St. Mary'a Cemetery.

27 TOTJNO At Tucson, on Tuesday, Dec. 23. 1952, Ethel formerly of Plainfield. Sister of Clarence Young of Blaumberg. N.

and Goldson Young of 218 Grant Plainfield Service at the A. M. Runyon Son "Home for Services," 900 Park on Monday. Dec. 29.

at 1:30 p.m. Interment New Cemetery, Somerville, N. J. Crystal Chapter 165. O.E.S., will conduct services at the Funeral Home Saturday evening at 8 p.m.

27 HOOFIIIG-SIDIHG Union County PAUL BREISAC1I New York (JP) Paul Breisach, 56, former Metropolitan Opera Company conductor, died Elisabeth The following deeds have heen recorded in the office of County GENERAL CONTRACTOR John T. Peering Co. Deaths Jersey Register Herbert J. ascoe: Mr ami Mrs. -niiuu Philip and Fernanda De Vesa.

property in Summit 813.18 feet from Route PL 6-4418 DU 2-6395! Camden John W. Golden 29. Mountainside. Cail Any Tim, Day or Night JOHN WEISS STEDMAN New York (JP) John Weiss Mr. and Mrs.

jonn isaia xo nooen j. In Memoriam 68, former chief of the Camden Saxe Lots 97 to 100. map or. an- Police Department who was once Stedman, 72, executive of the Pru wood Estates, scotcn fiains. Madison Park Corporation to Edward the city's youngest policr chief.

dential Insurance Company of -Tanriersits. Lot 10. Block 96B. re- f.H man nf Vairtield Garden.0. Clark.

America for more than 30 years be In loving memory of our husband and father, Pasquale Riccardi who passed away Dec 27, 1948. The evening star shines on the grave Of one we loved, but could not save. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still. Wife and Children. 27 Mr.

and Mrs. Sydney P. Collins to Mountain Lakes James R. fore he retired in 1946, died yes BooHrig Siding Dormers Insulation Garages Expansion Allies 0 Gutters and Leaders Combination Windows GVARAXTEED Aft'D IXSVRED MOUNTAIN AVE. H.

Bussel Son EL SCRAP PL 6-8537 Ji W. THIRD ST. PLAINFIELD, N. J. McEwen, 78, retired vicepresident terday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leisi. property in Dorian 591.76 feet from South Plains Westfield. Mr.

and Mrs. Jordon L. Proctor to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.

Messner property known as 66. Twin Falls Berkeley Heights. of Woodlawn Cemetery Association in Boonton and former magistrate T. BATH GLASSON and councilman in Mountain Lakes New York (JP) T. Bath Glas- son, 79, pianist and composer who Oxford Clarence Roland, 69, former police chief of Verona be founded the music school of the Hebrew Education Society in 1912 and served as its director for' 40 Guilds Old World Beauty What a fitting tribute to lov.

and devotion a modeled on tha stately dignity of ancient cathedrals. We are prepared to erect it for you on your family plot, and fully uarantee our work. fore his retirement in 1941. Wayne Township Mrs. Laura years, died yesterday JAMES V.

MURRAY Pittsburgh WP) James Sanford Betts, 55, wife of Dr. Wil liam E. Betts and resident here for 13 years. Murray, 45, a half-brother of the late CIO President Philip Murray, Long Branch Langdon M. Coles, died Wednesday.

L. L. MANNING SON, Stanley Burner, Owner 405 West Front Street TeL PLainfield 6-0706 ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET SENT UPON REQVEST BUILDERS OF QUALITY MONUMENTS FOR OVER 90 YEARS 55, manager and cooperator of the Long Branch Fishing Pier. Legal Notices T. TVf I will no longer be responsible for debts An IDEA for the New Year When pictures are taken Of a lady so fair, Shell look more entrancing If framed with great care.

When a gentleman's portrait Recommends him to fame, Hell get more attention In a good photo frame. The Xevr Year is coming May it now be your aim To preserve that gift portrait In a Suain photo frame! 1 Elberon Max Frenville, 73, im contracted or my wue jars, rizauem Joseph D. Mango. Prnnt. Plainfield.

N. J. porter with offices in New York. Dated: Dec. 27.

1952 1227-3t HO MONEY C0WN Morristown Sister Mary Claudia, UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY ORDINANCE The A. ill. Runyon Son Tradition Services that include everything I at recegniied lowest possible prices. 85, former assistant superintendent of All Souls Hospital here. AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF CERTAIN TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES BY VS-IXG THE METHOD PROVIDED FOR IN CHAPTER 27 OF THE LAWS OF 1949.

take! notice that an ordinance en CALL ANY TIHE-PL 6-6140 Elizabeth Frederick H. Davis, titled as above was introduced and passed on first reading at a regular meetine of the TownshiD Committee of the Township A. itf. RUNYON 8c SON The "Uotitc for Services" of Berkeley Heights held on December 3. 83, former mail clerk in the New York office' of Westinghouse Air Brake Co.

and a vestryman of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Newark. 1952. and was considered tor nnai reaamg and passaee at an adjourned reeular meet -CONSTRUCTION i AND SUPPLY ing of said Townsnip committee neia on December 17. 1352.

in the Municipal Building of the Township of Berkeley Heiehts. New Jersey, and was adopted and passed at that meeting Fred Hoffmaa('J,) Romeo A. Baker APPROVED A. C. SWEKSON Chairman (Mayor) Township SWAIiVS ART STORE 317 West Front Street, Plainfield Artist Supplies Since 1863 140 LIBERTY CORNER OF VV.

SECOND ST. CALL ANY TIME PL 6-6140 Bloomfield Charles Gaudreau, 74, former prof3ssional soccer player of the American Soccer League of the New England States and a former employe of Westing- 900 PARK AVENUE PLAINFIELD 6-0040 W. c. Russo TownshiD Cleric 1 Dated: December 18. 1553.

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