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PAGE TWENTY-SIX OBITUARIES PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, MONDAY, MAY It 1959 IS Christian Lamberlsen Michael Honachefsky OTHER OBITUARIES ON PAGE 20 Dr. John J. Moment Dies; Was Presbyterian Minister The Rev. John J.

Moment, D.D., minister emeritus of the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church, died early today (May 11, 1959) in his home at 2 Crabapple Lane. He was 84. ex. Lest and Found LOST: Purse rocUinitir money and traveler check. Vicinity R.

station. Plainfield. Reward, FA 2-1330 LOST Glaaae. in brown. leather cae.

Reward PL. 9617. LOST Enrhsh Setter, maie. white, friendly Warren Two. Reward MI 7-1771.

Beauty Services Moisoqw 7 REDUCE while relaxing on th new Gj-rolator. time sarin and convenient, no dls- Call Ida'. Beauty Salon. uaelien. for PL 2-663 ONE Or THE best locations.

4 rooms third floor. S10O include raraxe. heat and water Immediate occupan cy. I I. PL.

4-36M. 4 A BUSINESS SERVICES Alteratiou Masonry ALTERATIONS. addlUooa. donnerZ ALL TTPES mason work repair, atue and recreation rooms tin la bed chimney, cellar A grc (arage. porch eacloaares.

kitchens floor Brick, b.oc work, patch work, remodeled, custom buUdirr Call etc DALLAS Semce, PL Get Bros, for tdeaa PL 3-0961 PLASTERING masonrr sial'tf. William B. Flomerfelt PL 4-iS Masonry repair. rehable. reat.

Alterations. Additions. Roofing prompt, reasonable Sif employed EL 2S Tear to Plainfield and Insured. AD ZMUDA Construction 531 Wiliow isCf lllCfOBS Scotch Plaina. Complet borne '9 TRAGEDY VICTIMS Mary Joan Staples, 2, and her brother, Mark Edward, 3, in a family picture.

Their mother, Mrs. Ruth Staples, 32, is accused of drowning the tots in their Edison home last Saturday while her four other children played outside. (AP Wirephoto) Charles Beam Calif on' Charles Beam, 70, formerly of this place, died Friday (May 8. 1959) at Morris Plains after a long illness. The Beam son of the late Georgeithis and Rosanna Robinson country 55 years ago and lived Scotch Plains Christian Lam-i bertsen of Edwin PL, retired chief inspector for the Elizabeth-town Consolidated Gas Company.

died Saturday (May 9, 1959) in Overlook Hospital, Summit. He was 63. Mr. Lambertsen was the father of Dr. Christian J.

Lambertsen of Ardmore, now serving on the faculty of the medical school of the University of Pennsylvania, who was cited by the U. S. Army for inventing an underwater lung used during World War 2. A daughter, Dr. Eleanor Lam bertsen of Chicago, is engaged in Consultant, research and policy- making work for the American Hospital Association.

She holds the title of assistant secretary. A former director of nursing at Overlook Hospital, she assisted in organizing a medical center in Brazil, and served eight years as a professor in charge of Columbia University Teacher College's program for nursing administration. She is the author of books on nursing education. Mr. Lambertsen retired three j'ears ago as chief inspector of the Elizabethtown Consolidated' Gas Company after 40 years' service.

A native of Fan wood, he had lived in the Fanwood-Scotch Plains area all his life. He was known as a former semi-pro baseball player and an outstanding bowler. Active in civic affairs, he formerly served as a member of the Special Police and with the Park Department. Also, surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Ponzio Lambertsen, a daughter, Mrs.

Florence J. Nico-lais of Milford; a son, Herbert L. Lambertsen of Naugatuck, a brother, James Lambertsen of Fan wood; three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Stephens of Scotch Plains, Mrs. Arthur Force of Somerville and Mrs.

Howell Day of New Market, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Rossi Funeral Home with the Rev. George L. Middleton, pastor of Scotch Plains Baptist Church, of ficiating.

Burial will be in the family plot in Hillside Cemetery. Alexander Kennedy Sr. Lebanon Alexander Kennedy 77, formerly of Plainfield, died yesterday in Hamilton Nursing Home in New Brunswick. A native of Broxburn, Scotland, he was educated at George Watson's Boys College and Edinburgh University. He came to the unuea Mates in 1906 and was for many years an auditor with Barrow, Wade and Guthrie in New York.

He moved to Plain- field in 1943, living at 914 Ken-yon Ave. He was a member of a Masonic lodge in Brooklyn. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Margaret Huber of North Plain- field; two sons, Dr. John Kennedy of Baltimore and Alex ander Kennedy Jr. of Montclair, both formerly of Plainfield, a i Clearwater, a sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Steel of Leicester, England, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Bright Funeral Home, 120 Main St. with the Rev. F.

L. VanSteen, pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church, of Plainfield, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Clinton. Mrs. Sarah Hitschler Dunellen Mrs.

Sarah Hitsch-ler. 90, formerly of 309 N. Wash- inctnn Alt Hied vstprHjv nf a The Plainfield Rescue Squad and police were called to the Moment home at 2:16 a.m. and Dr. Moment was pronounced dead by the family physician shortly thereafter.

He had been in failing health for some time. Served 30 Years Dr. Moment was minister of the Crescent Avenue Church for nearly 30 years before his retirement in January, 1948. He was then named pastor emeritus of the congregation. He was the author of the book "Faith in Christ" and of numerous pageants, hymns, anthems and magazine articles.

Dr. Moment was born in Orono, Ontario, Canada, on Feb. 1, 1875, son of the late Robert and Sarah Wightman Gairdner Moment. He was graduated from Princeton University in 1896, receiving an A. B.

degree with high honors in philosophy and mathematics. He received the B.D. degree from Hartford Theological Seminary in 1906 and' the D.D. degree from Washington and Jefferson College. Honorary Degree In 1947, Dr.

Moment received the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity from Princeton. He continued his activities with the alumni of his alma mater even as an octogenarian. Dr. Moment was ordained a Presbyterian minister in 1906. He served as assistant minister of I i i Tl Ml OUTSTANDING IN PERMANENCY Ask Your Funeral Director NORWALK VAULT CO.

PLAINFIELD. M. J. 4. spacAL 4 UP A SO TO TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OBSOLETE HEARING AID ON A NEW CHAUAfG EYEGLASS HEARING AID With MeanifkaM ZtnHh "Living ewid" Circuit.

Ideel for Mild to Medsrate Hsarisg loti. HEARING AID CENTER OF PLAINFIELD 211 F. FIFTH ST. PL 5-3327 DAILY 9 5. AIScTtU-SDAY AND FRIDAY IVtNINGS I whK hm ywr lygiou Specie A High Bridge Michael Hona chefsky, 72, of Polktown Clinton RFD, was found dead Saturday in his home by his daugh ter-in-law, Mrs.

William Honachefsky of Clinton. Dr. John Lincoln, Hunterdon County Physician, listed pnuemonia as the cause of death. A native of Poland, Mr. Hona chefsky came to the United States in 1912 and was employed for 35 years by the Taylor-Wharton Iron and Steel Works prior to his re tirement eight years ago.

He Mad lived alone since the death of his wife, Mrs. Anna Sawchyshyn Honachefsky in 1956. Surviving are three sons, Wil liam of Clinton; Philip of Brook lyn and John Honachefsky of Hampton two daughters, Mrs. Pauline Stawinski of Eliza beth; Mrs. Mary Gringal of Linden; and a sister, Mrs.

Helen Ray-bak of Brooklyn and 10 grand children. services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Naugh- wright Funeral Home with the Rev. Lyman H. Seamons, pastor of High Bridge Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Ever green Cemetery in Clinton. Mrs. Peter Arenobine Funeral services for Mrs. Gloria Rita Arenobine, 36, of 270 Steiner who died yesterday (May 10, 1959) at home of 2 long illness, will be held Wed nesday at 8:30 a.m. from the Higgins Home for Funerals, 209 W.

Eighth St. A Requiem Mass will follow at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church. Interment will be in Holy Redeemer Cemetery South Plain-field.

Born in Stirling, Mrs. Arenobine had lived in North Plain-field for nine years. She was a member of the Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Church and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of the Eagles, Lodge 866. Surviving are her husband, Peter Arenobine; a son, Alfred, at home; two daughters, Carolyn Marie and Cynthia Dianne, both at home; her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Gillis of San Antonio, Texas; and two brothers, Lawrence and Raymond, of San Antonio. Mrs. Archie Campbell Mrs. Mildred Ellen Smith Campbell of 98 Fairview Ave.

died yesterday (May 10, 1959) in her Summer home at 27 South Carolina Haven Beach, where she had been for two days. She had resided in North Plainfield 22 years. She was born in Brooklyn 58 years ago. Mrs. Campbell is survived by her husband, Archie Campbell She was a staff aide with the American Red Cross, Plainfield Chapter.

Services will be held in the Memorial Funeral Home Wed nesday at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. Roland R. Ost, pastor of the Wil son Memorial Church, Wat- chung officiating. Interment will be in Hillside Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. tomor row. Edwin A. Brown Edwin A. Brown of 417 E.

Fifth Roselle. formerly of Plain ueia, aiea Saturday morning (May 9. 1959) in the Elizabeth General Hospital. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Minnie Thomas Brown; two daughters, Mrs.

David W. Hies ter of Detroit and Mrs. Lester Heiss of Indian Lake: a son, Har old Brown of Cranford, and a sister, Miss Mildred Brown of 234 Watchung North Plainfield. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the chapel at Graceland Memorial Park, Ken-ilworth, followed by interment, Benevell Allpaier New Providence Benevell II.

Allgaier of 1485 Springfield Ave. died Thursday (May 7, 1959) in his home of a heart attack. He was 44. Born in Shamokin, he had lived in Summit 10 years before coming here eight months ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Elizabeth Homan Allgaier, and a son. Peter C. at home. Deaths In Jersey East Orange Dr. Arthur J.

Ganley, 70, physician and surgeon here and in Newark for 40 years. Clifton Arthur J. Sullivan 67, counsel to and former president of the Passaic County Park Commission. East Orange Dr. Herbert N.

Corham. 92. former New York dentist whose patients tncludjrdj jviiuicr anu union UC Valera. Dorn mere anu uvea ins eaure life in this area. A laborer, he had not worked in 10 years.

He was a member of the Her bert Cawley Post, American Le gion of High Bridge. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Arthur N. Apgar of Oak Tree and Mrs. Harold Apgar of Mil-lington.

Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Coughlin Funeral Home here with the Rev. Roger D. Sidener, pastor of the Lower Valley Presybterian Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Fairmount Presbyterian Cemetery, Fairmount.

Deaths AKENOBINE Gloria Rita, beloved wife of Peter Jamea Arenobine, residence 270 Steiner North Plainfield, on Sunday, May 10, 1959 Funeral from the Higgins "Home for Funerals," 209 W. Eighth Plainfield, Wednesday, May 13 8:30 a.m. Solmen Requiem Mass St. Joseph's Church. North Plainfield.

9 a.m. Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery. South Plainfield. 12 CAMPBELL At Haven Beach. on Sunday, May 10.

1959. Mildred Ellen Smith in her 59th year, wife of Archie Campbell. Residence 98 Fair-view North Plainfield. Services will held at th Memorial Funeral Home." 400 Franklin Place at East Seventh Street, on Wednesday afternoon. May 13, at 1:30 o'clock.

Interment Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 1 p.m. on Tuesday, 12 CAB.HART Daniel of 303 Amboy Metuchen. on May 10, 1959. 6S years, husband of Mary Coursen Car-hart, father of George Daniel P.

Service Wednesday. May 13. 10 am. at the Runyon Funeral Home, 668 Middlesex Metuchen. Interment Livingston Cemetery, Livingston.

N. Wednesday at 1 p.m. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday 7-9 p.m. I lieu of flowers kindly make a donation to the American Cancer So ciety. Middlesex County Chapter, 84 Carol Place, New Brunswick.

12 III illltllllKlVII Oil OU 11(1 a I May 10, 1959. Irnatx. beloved fatherj ni mrs. sieve wittman ana Mrs. Peter Meinl in his 76th year.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral from the John J. Labash Funeral Home. 40 Monroe Passaic, on Tuesday at 8:15 am Requiem Mass St. SteDhen R. C.

Church. Passaic. 8 30 a m. Interment SL Nichola Cemetery. arfield.

1 1 JZHXnrS On Fridav. May 8. 1959. Boston. Dunree.

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John J. Moment the First Presbyterian Church, East Orange, from 1906-1908; associate minister of Bergen Re- ied Church, Jersey City, from 1908-1912; and pastor of High Street Presbyterian Church, Newark, from 1912-1918. He also taught in the Lawrence-ville School, as master of the Upper House, from 1898-1904. 1st Sermon in 1918 Coming to Plainfield from Newark, Dr. Moment preached his first sermon in the Crescent Avenue Church on Dec.

22, 1918. During his pastorate the present edifice was constructed alter a spectacular fire had destroyed the former church in 1931, and the church celebrated the 100th anniversary of its founding on March 21, 1944. Dr. Moment was a former presi dent of the Plainfield Ministers Association. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Ameri can Association for the Advancement of Science.

Dr. Moment married Clara Louise Cross of East Orange in 1908. The Monnents, who had a Summer home in Kents Hill, and had travelled exten sively, observed their golden wedding anniversary May 21, 1958. One of the couple's sons, Lieut, (j.g.) Robert Moment of the Navy Air Corps, was killed in a California plane crash in May, 1945. Dr.

Moment is survived, in addition to his widow, by two daugh ters, Mrs. Reade H. Ryan of Darien, and Mrs. Walter S. Douglas of 1796 Fernwood Lane; one son, John Moment of 411 Tappan seven grandchil dren; a brother, R.

Frank Moment of Falmouth, and a sister. Mrs. Frederick S. Coe of Belleville. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the A.M.

Runyon and Son Funeral Home. KMMMMKttKXXttKKMKMK-tXKXXMI Our reputation for QUALITY and an entire industry stand behind the quality and workmanship of every monument we sell. A written guarantee accompanies rry Barre Guild Monument. Est mi Etanlay Borau, Oiraw 05 WM Front It. TL FX.

K-070S llluttratvd Book! Sent Upon Rqvt tuildan of Oualttv Mwiumwi mtfASOAT lu. lloO ft Charles J. Heidinger Berkeley Heights Charles J. Heidinger of 32 Debbie PI. died Friday (May 8, 1959) in his home after a brief illness.

He was 70. Born in Hungary, he came to here for the past 35 years. Ln til his retirement five years ago, he was employed as a toolmaker in the Hougland Co. here. He was a member of the Ger man-Hungarian Society of New ark.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Szellenscik Heidinger; three sons, Alfred J. of Berkeley Heights, Anton of Gillette and Thomas J. at home; four daughters, Mrs. Marie Hahn of Pres-cott, Mrs.

Josephine Coffey of Summit, Mrs. Julia Black of Whitehouse and Mrs. Louis Davis Bangor, Maine; a sister, Mrs. Josephine Fortenbacher of Newark, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the Paul Ippolito Summit Memorial, 7 Summit Summit, with a Mass at 10:30 a.m.

in St. Mary's Church, Stony HilL and interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. James Rupp Flemington Mrs.

Anna E. Rupp, 81, of Lebanon RD, widow of the late James N. Rupp, died yesterday (May 10, 1959) at Foothill Acres Nursing Home, Neshanic. Mrs. Rupp was barn in Jersey City, daughter of the late Ernest and Elizabeth Hollways.

She had lived at Lebanon RD since 1920 and also in New York City. Her husband died in 1943. She leaves a daughter. Miss Edith Rupp, with whom she lived. She also is survived by a brother, Herman Hollways, of Valley Cottage, N.

Y. Funeral services will be conducted in the Holcombe Funeral Home, Flemington, tomorrow at p. with the Rev. Bruce Op- sahl of St. Paul Lutheran Church officiating.

Cremation will' be at Ewing on Wednesday morning. JJIiatZ (rOS Millington Ignatz Gross, 75, Valley died at his home yesterday (May 10, 1959). Born in Hungary, he came to this country years ago and spent the past 17 years here with his Mrs. Steve Whitman. I In addition, he is survived by another daughter, Mrs.

Peter Meinel of Stirling, and two broth- m. i a 1 1 iv, ui uaniciu. tic 1 deceased by his wife, Mrs. Mar garet Biro Gross. Funeral services will be held In Passaic at 8:15 with a Requiem Mass in St.

Stephen's R. C. Church there. The body reposes today at JohaT J. Labash Funeral Home, Passaic.

Mrs. Katie Rraro uneral sen ices for Mrs. Katie Braco of 613 John St. were con- iHigh Mass at 9 am. In St.

Mary's Church. Interment was in Holy jf jIlrla 1 Pallbearers were Anthony! r-- tw ti ..1 1 1.4 paco and Reno CaUpano. 31110 1. IaVaJcr in Muhlenberg the Higgins Horr.e for Funerals. 9 Ml fatntt T-r1 payments.

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ti.ru a4 e-tl -Wa rtstm PL a Lava Mstrrri UX yTA 'ft Ketei" lt Msmry At-LTTI saaewary fcfcd raJA eTe. ee Keea FV -i I I long illness'in Oak Tree inj. Funeral services Vfednesday at Pharlps nf SaHrll Rrnnlr inH at Shlloh Raptist Church, Rev. i A Ross Brent officiating Interment in familv Dlot Hillside cemetery. Friends mav call at Brown' Fu neral Home, Tuesday, 7 to 10 m.

12 LAMBXBTSElf Christian, on Satur day. Mar of Edwin PL. Scotch Plains. N. J.

Beloved husband of Anna nee Ponno) lambertsen. Devoted father of Dr. Christian J. lambertsen MD. Miss Eleanor C.

Mr. Florence J. Nlcolias. Herbert lambertsen. Brother of James.

Mrs Joseph Stephens. Mrs Arthur Force. Mrs. Howell Day. and 11 grandchildren.

Funeral services Tuesday. Msv 12. 19f.9 at 11 a.m. from the Rn! Funeral Hxn," 19T7 West field ii lain. 'iR- ton.

scotch plains Baptist Church. at 8:15 a.m. Saturday at ficiatmc 4Tt iiJ Ithe Sheenan Funeral Home, Dun- fleM Cemetery. Plain-LIlen foHowed by Requiem Plain Georr L. Middle.

Scotch Rev visitation 1-5 m. and 7-io pm tilt time ef service amee husband cf Cemeterv Select Your Plot in a BEAUTIFUL GARDEN Where Your First Cost Is Your Last There Are Hidden Charges Time Will Never Make it Crowded or Gloomy Prices Are Low Tiro Crave Plots on Easy Terms LAKE NELSON MEMORIAL PARK ASSN. S. RandolphvilU Rd. Nw Market, N.

PL" 2-5900 Iste Ksther Ann Woo Iawler. rei dene 1169 Clinton Terr. South Plain field. Fridav, May iy. Serrv-es at the Hierms f'erp f-r runml- 3n W.

Eichth oL i Born in Massachusetts, she had lived in Dunellen for five years prior to entering the nursing home two weeks ago. She leaves a son, Carl, of Brooklyn. N. Y. The funeral will be Thursday in Brooklyn.

Interment will be in a Long Island cemeUrj'. Local ar rancemmtl i hv the HlTins rangemenu are Dy me iiugins, Home for Funerals, Plainfield. Isaac J. Casey Jr. ML Kemble Isaac J.

Casey Jr. of Lake Trail West, former Irvington engineer until has re- tirement in 1956. died Saturdar iMav 1Q1Q4 in his home after mm a short Illness, lie was 73 He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hazel Foley Casey; a daugh ter. Miss Lucile Casey at home.

ar.4 lin cicfe Mr. Fr- uiirn anu jii. iictcn iioaicri of Oldwick. I Funeral senices will be held it 8 pm. today in Smith and Smith Suburban.

Springfield. Interment will be in Restland Memorial Park. East Hanover. i Mi. K.

Himnielherprr North Steltoav Mrs. Marion Himmelberger of 28 Baraet PI. died Saturday eight (May 9, lft'3)i in her home. The widow of Lhe late Ralph Himirelberger. she is the mother of John and Hirnmelbe-rger and the brother of WUIajn Morris.

Funeral aer iret will KeM 2 pa today in the Kojen Fun- rrai uome. ieiucnen. ana mrr i i meet will be in the Lake Nelson iMemenal Park. 735 tr. ixcrrr sr.

9Ct caA aLj HA saw HIP IX If PONTIACS A 11 227 I urstrsTT-R'T j-n j. dd. 'f 2. Rosarv was recited Friday eve- CraNappIe Lae plairfielt. r.B Jion.

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Momnt father of Mrs Ryan. Mrs S. Doe'ia and JKn Moment brother cf Frank Jloment anI Mm rre1erUll Cr It r- Ntice cf service win be an jtV Jth Plainfield Services for the a. u. Runyon a goo Fuer! James L.

Lawler of 1169 Clinton vnu a W41V TV4 ViltIJ, UJ, 'J consultant in me Bioomiield office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. t.iliaOCin JOSCpn Lenne, 63. oper 01 me Modern be aACXAB Ann Greeeha'rh. be UZ rJieidVonU be held tomorrow at 9 a m. V- Mv iy v.

11- it v- uiuuTui liiiam ii. jvnowan. 65, president and founder of Kineenni: and Research, Inc, of Jersey City. a HERE is no mlntitute for etperienre. Runyon has ilirrrtrtt funeral srr tiers for vrors in fnis community.

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