Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES Friday, February 22,1974 Obituaries Bayard Rosenberg Porreca Funeral services for Mrs. Ida 75, of 2323 4th Chester, a longtime city resident, were today at the Nacrelli Funeral Home. 2217 Providence Chester, with burial- in Har Zion Cemetery Collingdale. Mrs! Rosenberg died Wednesday enroute to Sacred Heart Hospital, Chester. Born in Philadelphia, the former Ida Walmsky, she came to Chester when she was about 15 years old and lived 26 years at her late residence.

She is survived by her husband, Rosenberg; a son, Albert of Parkside; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Hornbaker of Folcroft; two brothers, Benjamin Walinsky of Upper Darby and Manuel of Philadelphia, and seven grandchildren. Shiva will be observed at 3226 Vernori Parkside. Death Notices BAKfiR, RAYMOND On February 21, 197. Of 331 Won loomery Street.

Chester, Pa. Due notice of the tiineral arrangements will be announced by the W. M. JAMES FUNERAL HOME, 12HW. 3rd Chester, Pa BAYARD, FREDERICK VY.

Suddenly on February 20, 197,1 Frederick beloved husband 0 Bessie (Nee Campbell) formerly of Norwood, Pa. Father of Frederick Bayard of Atedfa and Mrs Betty Hammer. Oxen Hill. Maryland. AIM survived by 6 ararKfchlldren.

Relatives arxi friends are invited to the service Monday 11 a.m. at ihe SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garret! fid. Shadetond Drexel Hill where friends may call Sunday evening 7 lo 9. Corinthian Lodge No.

F.4AM. service, Sunday evening 8 om. Interment Arlington Cemetery. BONSALL, THURZA I Oo Feb. 20, wife of the lale W.

Albert Bonsall at Norwood, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service Saturday 1:30 P.m. from the GRIFFITH CHAPEL. 5JO Chester Pike, Norwood, where friends may call from 11 noon till time of service. Interment Arllno- lon Cemetery.

ANNA MAE On February 22,1974. Wife of David of W5 Greenwood Brookhaven. Pa. Due notice of Ihe funeral arrangements will be announced by the NACRELLI FUNERAL HOME, FRIEDRICKS, EUA E. On Fetx-uary 21,1974.

Of Ocean City. N.J. Ella aged 74 years: Beloved wife of the late Luis F. Friedricks. Mother of Mrs.

Etlen Haak and Karl W. Friedricks. Relatives arid friends are invited to attend the funeral service Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the GODFREY FUNERAL HOME.W9 Central Avenue, Ocean City, N.J. Friends may call Saturday evening from 7 until 9 o'clock. Interment at the convenience of the family.

HARPK, aWOOD H. On February 21, 1974, husband of Katie Ehrenzeller Haroer of 20 E. Elbon Parkside. Aoe 73 years. Relatives and trieods are invited to attend the funeral services on Mondav afternoon at 1 o'clock at the MELV1N 1.

MINSHALL FUNERAL HOME. Middletown Khovdton Rds. Interment Chester Rural Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. Memorial contributions may be made to Brookhaven Baotist Church.

IYND, REBECCA 5. (Nee On February 20, of 410 Walnut Darby. Wife of the late William Mother of Mrs. Anna May Seetoeth. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service Wonday 2 o.m.

at tne MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Dartry, where friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9. Interment Arlington Cemetery. HARRIS Funeral Home 2512 W. 2nd Chester 494-7180 Notary Public Private Parking George H. Brower Funeral Home 1600 EDGMONT CHESTER or To Roy f.

Imschweiter) TR 2-3314 2nd Century of Service A. J. WHITE LUTRELL FUNERAL HOME Opposite Villoge Green Shopping Center 240 CONCORD RD. ASTON, PA. 494-3424 Norman V.

Porreca, 69, of 402RoseinontPlaza, Rosemont, a manufacturer's representative, died today in Bryn Mawr Hospital. He was stricken al home and was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Porreca had lived in Rosemonl for 10 years. He had lived in Delaware County for 30 years.

He retired in 1972 after being self-employed as a manufacturer's representative for 30 years. At one time he had attended First Presbyterian Church. Chester. Surviving is his wife, Gertrude Tollenger Porreca, at home. Memorial'services will be af 11 a.m.

Saturday at the George H. Brower Funeral Home. 1600 Edgmont Chester, The family has requested that donations be made to International House. 3701 Chestnut Philadelphia. Death Notices MANDUKE, GftTRUDE S.

On February 1974. Wife tf the late Arthur E. of Swarthmore. Due notice of the funeral will be given from the GEORGE BROWER FUNERAL HOME. 1600 Edgmont Chester.

MARSDOftF, FRED P. On February 20, of 2624 Parkside Terrace, Parkside, Pa Husband of Elva AAusscr Marsdorf Relatives and'lrieods are invited lo attend the funeral service Saturday. 10 a.m. at the GEORGE J. WHITE FUNERAL HOME, 311 North Swarthmore AVsnue, Ridley Park, Pa.

Inter- rnent Ml: Hope Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. MC OJICHEON, On February wife of the late Thomas E. McCutcheon of Prospect Park, Pa. Relatives and friends are Invited to Requiem Eucharist Saturday 10 a.m.

St. James Episcopal Church, nth Uncoln Prospect Pack. Interment Fritnds Southwest Burial Ground. Friends may can Friday evenlns 7 to the GRIFFITH CHAPEL, 570 Chester Rice, Norwood. Pa.

PORRECA, NORMAN V. On February 21, husband ol Gertrude (Nee Totlenger) of Rosemont, Pa. Relatives ami friends are invited to attend memorial services Saturday II a.m. February 23, mi irom the GEORGE H. BROWER FUNERAL HOME, 1MO Edsrnont Chester In lieu of flowers, cash contributions to International House, 3701 Cheslnul Philadelphia would appreciated.

PRONBII, FRANCES Of 7319 5. Mole Philadelphia. wile of Sakatore Prenesti and TxrthEr of Rtvtrend Salvatore Professor Cardinal O'Hara High School, Soriixrfidd, Pa. and resident St. Anthony of Padua Church.

Owster. died Wednesday, Feb 19 at Thomas Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, Feb. Z3, at 10 a.m. at 51 Monica Church, ITTh and Rittner Pa.

Her wake will take place on Friday evening Feb. 22, at the LEONETTI FUNERAL 2m S. Broad Philadelphia. Pa. A chartered bus will leave from St.

Anthony's Church on Friday evening at 7 D.m. carishionors vtrn wish to attend the wake. GLENN H. On February 17, 19H of tXU Central Chester, Pa. Husbarnf of Evanoelist Anna Noble and brother of Rodney.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend trie funeral Saturday 12 noon at the EARL FOSTER FUNERAL HOME. 1100 Kerlin Owsler, Pa. Interment Grtv.n!awn Cemetery Friends may call t1 a.m. to 12 noon. The family will leave from 1209 7th Chester.

In lieu of flovwrs. the family reauKts that all donations be maoB lo the American Soul Clinic. Box 67, Los Angeles S3, Calif, for Justine i Ralph LamoVin, Missionaries, i RUSSO, MARY On February 21, 197, Mary Ruiso, wife of the late Carl Russo of 1132 Pine Lane. Chester, Pa. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday morning February 25, 197X 1 o'clock at Ihe ROBERT MOftELAND FUNERAL HOME, 9tti i Main Trainer, Pa.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 o'clock at the Resurrection of Our Lord Church, 9th Highland Chester. Interment Immaculate Heart Cemetery. Friends mav call Sunday evening after 7 p.m. fflACKKAY, CAIWRiNE i On February 19. 177, Catharine Mount Road.

Aslon, Pa. Dauphter of the lale James anOiusao- ra Sinex Thackerav. Relalrves and friends are invitw to attend ihe fuwra! services Saturday at 10 a.m. at the A. J.

VAIITE LUTTRELL FUNERAL HOME. 340 Coiv cord Villaas Cnxn. Interment OaWand Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday from 9 a.m. till time of service.

There will be no callins hours Friday evening. Frederick W. Bayard, 83, of 6507 Farmer Drive, Oxen Hill, a former Norwood resident and retired employe of North American Insurance died Wednesday in Prince George's Community Hospital, Prince George's County, Md. Born in New York, Mr. Bayard formerly lived at 204 Trites Norwood and was a resident of the borough from 1931 until about 1963.

He lived a short time in Middletown, moving to Maryland about five years ago. He was 1912 graduate of Rensaleer Polytechnical Institute, was a chemist with the DuPont Co. and was employed by the Globe Insurance before becoming an engineer with North American. He retired in 1958 as a claims engineer with North after 20 years with the company. He sang with the Wanderers Quartet in the 1920s, the first quartet to sing on radio.

He was a member and past master of Corinthian Masonic Lodge 363. He is survived by his wife, the former Bessie Campbell; a son, Frederick C. Bayard of Middletown; a daughter, Mrs. Betty L. Hammer of Oxen Hill, and six grandchildren.

Services will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Spencer T. Videon Funeral Home, Garrett Road and Shadeland Upper Darby. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Upper Darby. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Masonic services will be 8p.m. Flowers Funeral services for Elizabeth Flowers, 26, of 219 Kerlin Chester, who was dead on arrival Sunday at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland, will be at the convenience of the family. hours will be from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Israel Ray Funeral Home 1924 W.

3rd Chester. Miss Flowers was born and grew up in West Chester. She lived about two years in Chester. She is survived by her father, Louis Ray of Downingtown, five brothers, Horace Butcher of Downingtown, Harold BuU cher and Robert and Thomas Flowers, all of Philadelphia, and Louis flowers of Chester, and three sisters, Eleanor Butcher of West Chester, Mrs. Inez Harvey of Philadelphia and Mrs.

Lois Gray of Coatesville. Godshall Francis M. Godshall, 55, of 1025 Bar tram Collingdale, a mechanic, was stricken Wednesday at his home and 'died in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital, Darby. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Godshall lived 14 years in Collingdale.

He was employed as a mechanic since 19G1 with the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. He served in the Pacific with the Marines during World War n. He is survived by his wife, the former.Mary McCausland, and a daughter. Mrs. Mary Pasquarello of Darby.

The funeral will be 9 a.m. Monday at the David J. Phillips Jr. Funeral Home. 910 MacDade ColUngdale.

Mass will be 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Collingdale. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Death Notices WILSON, JAMB WHITNEY On February 197J. In Enterprise, Ala. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service 8 p.m. Monday at St.

Paul's A.M.E. Church, Moylan, Pa. Burial Tuesday, Unlonhill Cemetery, Kemwtt Square, Pa. Calling hours, Monday 7 to 6 P.m 51 the Church. SERVING AIL FAITHS WM.

S. LEYLER FUNERAL HOME 500 W. 22nd Uplond Chester TR 6-3202 DEDICATED TO THE PROUD TRADITION OF CONSIDERATE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO THE DELAWARE VALLEY AREA Russo Mrs. Mary Russo, 63, of 1132 Pine Lane, Chester, an employe of Crozer-Chester Medical Center, died Thursday after an illness of two months. Born in County Mayo, Ireland, Mrs.

Russo, the former Mary O'Grady, came to the U. S. in 1934, and married the late Carl Russo in 1935. She lived 36 years in Chester's West End She was employed 10'years as a cook at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland, and 13 years as a cook at the former Chester Hospital. She was a member of Resurrection of our Lord Roman Catholic Church, Chester.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Williams of Chester, and Patricia Russo, at home; two brothers, Austin and William O'Grady, both in Ireland; three sisters, Mrs. Catherine McGonigle of Chester, Mrs. Annie Garvin of Ireland and Margaret O'Grady of Australia, and six grandchildren. The funeral will be 9 a.m.

Monday at the Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer. Mass will be 10 a.m. at Resurrection Church, 9th St. and Highland Ave. Burial will- be in Immaculate Heart Cemetery, Upper Chichester.

Calling hours will be after 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. New Castle man, dies after fall TRAINER A 29-year-old New Castle, man was pronounced dead on arrival at Sacred Heart Hospital, Chester, Thursday following a fall while working for the Fluor a subcontractor at BP Oil Corp. William Reader, 23 Hardy Road, was taken to the hospital by Marcus Hook ambulance. Police said they were told Mr.

Reader apparently fell about 100 feet. Frank Sebold, a Fluor executive, refused to comment on the incident. A BP spokesman said BP has no jurisdiction over the matter as Fluor is an independent contractor. The Delaware County Coroner's office is investigating. Escapee cought in car MARPLE A Delaware County Prison escapee was arrested by township police Tuesday morning following an alleged burglary attempt at a home in Broomall.

Sgt. Franklin Morrison said an auto containing Daniel Devine, 26, of Folcroft Avenue near Llanwellyn, Folcroft, and a woman companion was stopped by police'on Sproul Road shortly after the burglary attempt on Tuesday. Morrison said police were given a description of the car by Mrs. Helen Basile, of 15 James Road. Mrs.

Basile said Devine allegedly broke a window in her home and she screamed. Devine and the identified as Edna Delia Vecchia, 29, of Newark, then Devine and the woman were charged with attempted burglary and conspiracy. They were arraigned later Tuesday by Havertord District Justice of the Peace James W. McKeX-ey. Devine, who escaped from the county's minimum security institution in Thornbury along with two other men on Feb.

9, was held in bail for a preliminary hearing at 3 p.m. Feb. 28. The Delia Vecchia woman was released in her recognizance for a hearing on the same date. The two other men who escaped with Devine surrendered within a day of leaving the prison.

They were Albert G. Cloud, 21, of Philadelphia, and Ronald Bertrand, 19, of Aston. Devine, who escaped from the prison in July, 1972, while serving time on a burglary conviction, was paroled recently but was committed to the prison again on Feb. 8 on charges filed by Springfield police. Charged with burglary, theft and receiving stolen property, Devine was lo have had a I I preliminary hearing last week.

The hearing will be rescheduled. NEW SILVERLINER IV James C. McConnon, chairman 01 the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority indicates new features of SEPTA's SHverliner IV to Philadelphia's Mayor Frank Rizzo at unveiling ceremony in AP WIR6PHOTO Philadelphia on Thursday. Car is the first of 144 new rail comm'uter cars. Car carries 129 seated passengers compared to 100 to 125on older Silverliners and 72 to 85 on older cars slill operating.

County challenges ruling on union vote at Fair Acres An attorney representing Delaware County has challenged a state ruling that declared Teamsters Local 77 the bargaining agent for more than 600 employes at Fair Acres, the county's home for the aged. Carmen P. Belefonte, a member of the firm of Kassab, Cherry and Archbold representing the county on labor matters, has filed legal exceptions to the Pennsylvania 'Labor Relations Board (PLRB) ruling. Last Jan. 24, the PLRB declared 20 of 43 contested votes eligible to be counted.

The apparent final tally swung Harper Elwood H. Harper, 73, of 20 E. Elbon Road, Parkside, a retired automobile mechanic, died Thursday in Lynd Mrs. Rebecca S. Lynd, 83, of 410 Walnut Darby, the widow of William H.

Lynd, died Wednesday in Tri-County Hospital, Springfield. A lifelong Delaware County, resident, Mrs. Lynd, the former Rebecca S. Pumley was born in Clifton Heights and lived about 54 years in Darby. She was a member of Darby Presbyterian Church.

Her husband died in July -1964. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John Seebeth, at home, and a brother Isaac Plumley, and a sister, Kathryn Plumley, both of Springfield. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Marvil Funeral 1UQ Main Darby.

Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Upper Darby. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at funeral home. Friedricks Mrs. Ella E.

Friedricks, 74, of 2829 Asbury Ocean 'City, N.J., a former Norwood resident, died Thursday in Shore Hospital, Somers Point. N.J., after a brief illness. Bom in Germany, Mrs. Friedricks. the former Ella E.

Watermann, lived many years in Norwood before moving to Ocean City about 20 years ago. Her husband. Luis F. Friedricks, died in 1968. She is survived by a son, Karl W.

Friedricks of Ridley Township; a daughter, Mrs. Ellen Haak.of Ocean City; Six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be 3 p.m. Sunday at the Godfrey Funeral Home, 809 Central Ocean City, N.J. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.

Calling hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the funeral Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland. Mr. Harper was bom in Ocean View, Del. He lived 55 years in Chester, 15 years in Uppar Chichester's Twin Oaks area and moved to Parkside six months ago.

He was an automobile mechanic at the former Ford Motor Co. in Chester, worked also at Sun Shipbuilding Dry Dock Co. and at' the city garage. He then worked for Bruno Detective Agency as a securityguard atTeledyne Wirz Chester, and later was self-employed as a mechanic. He is survived by his wife, Katie Ehrenzeller Harper; a brother, Lewis of Upper Chichester, and two sisters, Mrs.

Alva Lynch of Rozanna, and Mrs. Mae Bunting of Selbyville, Del. Service will be 1 p.m. Monday at the. Melvin I.

'Minshall Funeral Home, Middletown and Knowlton Roads, Middletown. Burial wilt be in' Chester Rural Cemetery. Calling hours will be Sunday evening at the funeral home. The family requests that contributions be sent to Brookhaven Baptist Church. Police arrest man who threw beer can CHESTER A city man vyas arrested today after he allegedly threw a beer can at the windshield of a.

car occupied by two undercover policemen. George Harris, 28, of the 400 block E. 9th Street, is charged with endangering another person, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and harassment. Authorities said Harris tossed the can from the car in which he was riding. The officers pursued the suspect about five blocks "before Harris stopped and confronted the policemen.

Harris allegedly became abusive and threatening. Force was used to place him under arrest. WHAT IS CHIROPRACTIC AND HOW DOES IT. PROMOTE HEALTH? Chiropractic is. system of healing based on the knowledge lhaf the whole body is controlled by the ner- YOUS system, and thai ttiis'nervous system is housed in the spinal column and it the system through the nerves that pass between the thus if the ver- tebroe are not aligned properly, the whole body is in a state in which it cannot function effectively.

Chiropractors, by realigning vertebrae, can restore normal nerve flow to ail organs and thereby restore nbALTH. v' We offer free consultation' to discuss your health needs we only accept those cases which we sincerely believe we can help. CALL fOK AH APMHWMfMI TODAY Dr. DAVID DeFRIES 2218 Providence Chester TR 6-1129 the representation election in the favor of Local 77, Turnpike and Public Service Employes Union, by a 251-225 margin. Belefonte is asking that 22 votes, declared ineligible because of the hiring 'date of the employes, be reconsidered.

The county is taking the position that cutoff date for eligibility for last October's balloting should be Oct. 12, the date of the PLRB's order for an election, instead of Aug. 3, the last day of PLRB hearings to certify Local 77 as a legitimate contender for representing the workers, he said. According to Belefonte the 43rd vote is- one which was not -counted because of a discrepancy between a name appeared on the eligibility roster and the ballot cast. In addition, the county is arguing that nine votes voided because of irregularities in the method of marking a choice either for or against union representation should be counted.

If the county ultimately wins on all of its challenges, the tally could become 257-251 against union representation. The matter is now in the hands of PLRB officials in Harr'isburg who are expected to set a date for a hearing shor- tlv. '-'3 Famous labels, fresh de signs easy-to-li e-with fabrics, plus final touch accessories waiting for in WV the liquidation of or Plym trill store's inventory. These terrific values add up much fo So hurry, time was tin', shop tonight till 9, Saturday till 5:30 CHESTER.