Arcadia Tribune from Arcadia, California • Page 7

LYW A HOWARD Lydla Howard HAN, TINDER BOUND Obituaries MARILYN DAY Marilyn Msrrartt Day MonrovU pawd away Aug. of City pissed rt In St. John's Hosnltal in awsv Seat. 1. She had Point Woodt, Mich, resided locally for (he She was bora ta St.

Paul, in 1903 and She leaves her widower, graduated Irom the Earl W. Day; her mother, University o( Minnesota as Florence Melvln; a a registered nurse. She brother, Larry J. MelvLn; associated in and three sons. David nutritional research with Lawrence M.

and Brian T. Dr. Francis M. Pottenger Day. Jr.

of Monrovia for 12 Funeral services were years held Friday, Sept. 5 at I She leaves her widower, p.m. in Ihe Church of Our Oliver H. Howard of Heritage at Forest Lawn Monrovia; and two Memorial Park, Covina daughters, Gail Farrah of Hills. Grose Point Woods, Mrs.

Day was a member and Terry Decker of the Congregational of New York, N.Y. Church of San Marino. Funeral services were held In Grosse Point Contributions may be Id the name of the deeeued to the National Health Federation. 213 W. Foothill Monrovia, or by calling 3S8-1155.

EDNA BRAY Edna Berniecc Bray of Monrovia passed away Aug. JO She was a resident of the local area for over 20 years. She leaves her daughter, Mrs. Eva Lemire, and a grandson, James Fred. Funeral rites were held Wednesday, Sept.

3, at Hills Monrovia Mortuary (formerly Temple and LaGorge) conducted by the Rev. Wesley Goshorne of Calvary Baptist Cburh. Interment followed at Live Oak Memorial Park. BEULA McHUGH Beula Frances McHugh of Monrovia passed away Aug. 11.

She had resided locally for the past 65 yean. She leaves her sisters, Dorothy McHugh of Monrovia and Doris Ann White o( Huntington Park, and II nieces, nephews, grsndniecei and nephews, great-graadnleces and nephews and great-great-grsndnieces and nephews. Rosary was said Tuesday. Sept. 2 at Hills Monrovia Mortuary (formerly Temple and La Gorge) and Mass was said at Immaculate Conception Church Wednesday, Sept.

3. Interment followed at Live Oak Memorial Park. ADDIE C. HARRISON Addie C. Harrison, a 20-year resident of Temple City, passed away Aug.

She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, American Legion No.702 Women's Post No.S 'and tbe Business Professional Women's Club of Temple City. She leaves her sisters, Clara Merritt and Mary Richardson of South Dakota Services were held Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2 p.m. at tie chapel of Lee R.Hill Mortuary. The Rev.

George P. Simmonds officiated. Interment follow-ed at Rose Hills Memorial Park. ROBERT REGAN Robert Henry Regan, a resident of Monrovia the past SO years, passed away Sept. 2 In Los Angeles.

He was a graduate of Monrovia High School in the class of 1940 and a World War II veteran. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Wesley (Mary Finkle of Monrovia and a brother, John Regan of Alhambra. Private interment arrangements were handled by Douglass Zook Mortuary of Monrovia. EFTTE HARTSHORN Effie E.

Hartshorn, 21-year resident of Temple City, passed away Sept 3. Surviving are her widower, Ernest; daughter, Mrs. Tbelma Jooard of Kesperia; a soi, Edwin Snyder of Ohio; a sister, Helen Frye She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventlst Church, Services were held Friday, Sept. 5 in the chapel of Lee R. Hill Mortuary conducted by Elder R.

E. Knox with interment at Live Oak Cenetcry. WILLIAM BURXHARDT William A. Uurthardt of Monrovia passed away Sept. 3 in Arcadia.

Mr. Burkhardt was a sales representative for General Shoe Company prior to his retirement. Surviving are his widow, Bernadette; daughters, Mrs. William (Benlta) Buster Jr. of Redlandi.

Mrs. Louis (Patricja) MacDonaid of Sierra Madre and Mrs. Leonard (Susan) Steuve of Piedmont; brothers, John O. Burkhardt of Bradenton. and Richard Burkhardt of Louisville, a sister, Mrs.

Mae Alexander of Louisville, and 10 grandchildren. Mass of the Christian Burial was said Sept. 5 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Interment fallowed at Resurrection Cemetery, with Douglass Si Zook Mortuary handling the arrangements. hire ANY size ACKAW GROUND BEEF MOUND ROM OUt STHtS TENCttt AND KUOOUS SHEF LOIN FILLET MIGNON THE FtECE-SUCH) FREE ha Voul mtm HOWI boh HUT' ff OBI HALF BEEF SnlsWi CHARLES STILLWAGON Funeral services for Charles Edward StlUwagon, of Temple City, were conducted Thursday, Sept.

4 at 2:30 p.m: by Rose Hills Mortuary at the graveside In Rose Hills Memorial Park. The Rev. Chester Burwell offlcated. Mr. SUllwagon, a resident of this area for years and former longtime employe with C.

F. Brawn was born in Kansas and died Monday, Sept. 1 in El Monte Convalescent Hospital. He Is survived by his widow, Blanche, of the 'home address; four sons, Donald Charles H. Dean and George M.

SUllwagon; three daughters, Fern Ward. Shirley Riley and Verle Flint, 21 grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren. RICHARD PARISH Private services for Charles Parish, of Arcadia, were held Wednesday, Sept, by Rose Hills Mortuary in Rainbow Chapel, with the Kev. William c. Oorsey officiating.

Interment followed in Hose Hilis Memorial Park. Mr. Parish, a resident of California for 56 years, I was bom in Texas and died I Saturday, Aug. 30 in Ar cadia tneuioqisL nospiiai. He is survived by his widow, Geraldine, of the address; two sons, Hiehard and Gregg M.

'Parish; a daughter, Covina; and brother. brother Josepb Pari-h Haro Sbeline of Virginia. and live grandchildren. GUSTAV KEENE Funeral services for GusUv Keene, 70, of Temple City, were conducted Sept. Sat 9 a.m.

by Knse miiis Mortuary in St. Luke Catholic Church, Broadway and Cloverly streets, Temple City. Rosary was said Thursday, Sept. 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Church.

The Rev. John Burch officiated. Mr. Keene, a resident of this area for 23 years, was born in Germany and died Tuesday, Sept. 2 in his home He Is survived by his Nellie, of the home address; a son, Thomas Keene; two daughters, Arliss Cooney and Carol Craw, a brother, William Keene, and a sister, Emma Meyer.

MARGUERITE STEWART Prayer service was held Wednesday at Gtasser-Miller-Lamb Chapel for Msrguerite B. Stewart of Duarte. who passed away Sept. 1. Born in Los Angeles, she had lived locally all her life.

She is survived by her sister, Ruth Licha of Arcadia, and her brother, chance te stock up now! Don't mbs out, CaU or in FRESH STEER Mff UVEK TBsDfR AND MHO Huxr of iVTTltnSH MKtUMSrUUtf HsOTRlN A0OBO sssssasL axm WbSBm Francis Dayton of Oakland, Calif. Interment followed the services at Calvary Cemetery. RICHARD BERRY Richard J. Berry, husband of Olga (Judy) Berry of Arcadia and brother of Katberine Sears of Santa Barbara, passed away Aug. 31 in Los Angeles.

Private family services were held at Alhambra Baptist Church. Glasser-Mlller-Lamb, Arcadia Mortuary were directors. MILDRED STERKEL Graveside services were held Friday at Live Oak Memorial Park for Mildred E. Sterkel ot Arcadia, who passed away Sept. 2.

A native of Ohio, she had lived in tne local area for the last eight years. She was a composer for the Alhambra Post Advocate newspaper. She Is survived by two children, Cherly Olynlck of Arcadia and Harold J. Sterkel of Gilman Hat Springs, Calif. She is also survived by her sister, Mary Robinson of Elmlra, N.Y., and her brolher, Virgil ChatfiekJ of Kernel, Calif.

Glasser-Miller-La mb, Arccadia Mortuary were directors, Course Set A 12-week course entitled "Crime' Challenge to Free Society i of ered by the Pasadena Cily College Office of Continuing Education at Temple City High School. Thursdays Irom 7 to 9:30 p.m. Students may register in the ctassroni during the first class session attended (or this free, non-graded course, which begins Sep). 18, with instructor, John Butler. Temple Citian Twins To Vie in County Fair, It time again for Twins Day at the Los Angeles County Fair; Sept.

141s the big "double exciting" day. Twin's Day is only one of the many events at the fair, which opens Sept. 12 and "runs for 17 action-packed days. Sandra and Belkis Flnalet are entering the competition for their second year. The 8-year-olds are participating in the most alike division of the competition.

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