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Marion N. CHATHAM BORO Services will be held at 3 this afternoon for Marion Schreck of Chestnut St who died Feb 2-t at home She was 71 Born in Wilkinsburg. Pa Mrs, Schreck lived in Chicago before moving to Chatham 18 years ago She was a saleswoman with Bloomingdale's in Short Hills for six years, retiring ten years ago Dorothy M. MADISON A Mass of the Resurrection will be offered today in St Thomas More Church, Convent Station, for Dorothy Delaney ho died at home on Feb 23 after a long illness Born in Morristown, Mrs Delaney had lived here over 33 years She was a member of St Schreck She was a member of the Red Cross Blood Mobile Volunteer Unit The widow of Leonard Schreck. she is survived by a daughter Mrs Anne Kravas of Chatham, and fvo granddaughters Funeral arrangements were handled by the William Bradley Funeral Home.

345 Main Chatham. Delaney Thomas More Church She is survived by her husband. John two sons, John Jr of Palos Verdes Estates. Calif. and Thomas of Silver Spring.

Md a daughter. Nancy Delaney of Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif a sister. Irene Malpere of Morristown; and nine grandchildren Mary Kofel CHATHAM BORO Funeral services for Mary Kofel. 86, of Meadow-brook Rd who died Feb 22 at home, were held Feb 25 at the William A Bradley and Son Funeral Home Services of the Order of Eastern Star were held Tuesday evening. Feb 24 Born in West Pawlet, Vt, Mrs Kofel lived in Clifton before coming here 48 years ago For 25 years she was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Morristown Chapter.

White Shrine. Morristown, Daughters of the Nile. Springfield. Chatham Senior Citizens and the Women's Association of the Madison Presbytenan Church She is survived by her husband. William Kofel: two daughters, Elizabeth of Chatham and Mary Wertz of Mendham; two sisters.

Anna Cannon of Irvington and Nell Watrous of Albany, and three grandchildren Honor students Junior JOHN KIRTLEY. son of Mr and Mrs George Kirtley, Woods End Road. Florham Park and sophomore JOHN PROKOP. son of Mr and Mrs. Michael Prokop, Rockwood Road.

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FACS Clarito Garces. Other Health Care Professionals Se nabia mas menos pero esc-eoa mente lo," Miercoies Viernes en las taroes Sabados et. las mahanas February 26. 1981 MADISON I ACil FLORHAM PARK AND COMMUNITY NEWS HATHAM COURIER Dorothy Stuart Crona CHATHAM BORO Dorothy Stuart Crona of Chatham St died Feb 21 at the Lincoln Park Nursing Home Lincoln Park She was 74 Born in Glenolden, Pa Mrs Crona moved to Chatham in 1917, graduating from Chatham High School in 1924 In 1926 she graduated from the Montclair State Normal School, and taught school She had further degrees from Rutgers and Columbia Universities Mrs Crona was a member of the Stanley Congregational Church, the Summit Fort nightly Club, and the Summit Amateur Theater Group She was the widow of the former Gerald M. Crona.

and ts survived by a brother. Suart of Connecticut: two cousins, four nieces and nephews: nine grandnieces and nephews Contributions may be made in her name to the Stanley Congregational Church Funeral arrangements will be made at a later date by the family with the William Bradley Funeral Home. 345 Main St Chatham Katharine C. Peters CHATHAM BORO Funeral services will be held tomorrow Feb 27iforMrs Katharine Peters of Tallmadge Ave who died Feb 24 in Overlook Hospital She was 72 Born in Maplewood. Mrs Peters lived in Chatham for 37 years She as a member of the Chatham United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women's Volunteers at Overlook She graduated from Syracuse University in 1930 with a degree in fine arts She was also a member of the Fairmount Country Club The wile of the late Albert T.

C. Peters, she is survived by a son, Jonathan of Hackettstown, one daughter, Mrs. Ann Scott of (Juakerstown. Pa and three grandchildren The services will be at 3 at the William A Bradley Funeral Home, 345 Main Chatham Friends may contribute in her name to the American Cancer Society or the Lupus Erythematosus Foundation. 95 Madison Ave New York City CUSTOM Window Treatments VERTICAL BLINDS 40 LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS 40 CUSTOM DRAW DRAPERIES 35 WOVEN WOODS 35 50 TO OFF LAMINATED LEVOLORS VERTICALS MEASURING 4 INSTALLATION AVAILABLE COMMERCIAL ESTIMATES GIVEN THE LINEN BAZAAR OFrrerly Linen Closet of Livingston lorhanr Park 184 COLUMBIA TPK LOR MAM PARK LOEHMANN PLAZA IN BACK OF SHOP RITE Wed.

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07021 CHATHAM BORO Memorial services were held Feb. 21. at the home of Dr- Merlin Stonehouse in Pasadena. Calif. for Dr.

Theodore Thayer, formerly ol Chatham, who died at the home of his son in Alpine. Calif, oil Feb. 17. after a very brief illness, at age 76 Dr Thayer was born in Akron. He is survived by a son.

Thomas H. Thayer, with hom he was making his home at the time of his death, a daughter. Myrn Ellen Barrett of Dedham. two sisters. Pearl Diebold of Downey.

Calif. and Georgia Meyers of Atlanta, Ga three grandchildren and a niece Burial will be in the Fairmount Cemetery at a later date His early education was in New York City schools. He graduated from Brockport Normal School, attended Columbia and Y.U. and received a in education He earned his master's degree in Dr. Theodore Thayer Early American History at the University of Buffalo, and his PHD from the University of Pennsylvania He was an instructor in history at both.

He was a history professor at Ithaca College and Cornell University both in Ithaca. the University of Washington in Seattle University of South Carolina at Columbia. SC. He had also taught and done research at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, at the University of Wisconsin and also at the University of Illinois, Dr Thayer was in the history department of Rutgers from 1947 to 1974. specializing in American Colonial History Since retirement he had been a reader at the Huntington Library inCalifomia, also doing some research and writing In 1974 the tenured faculty of the history department at Rutgers bestowed upon Dr Thayer the title of professor emeritus in appreciation and Mary Finelle MADISON A Mass of the Resurrection was offered Tuesday in St.

Church for Mary Finelle. 80. who died Friday in Overlook Hospital after a long illness Born in Naples. Italy, Mrs Finelle came here 75 years ago She is survived by a son. Dominic of Westfield; two daughters.

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