Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

vwnn IM1I.V TIMES Hontoy. Mutt 1. IMS OBITUARIES J. T. Swing, Former Park Dies J.

Truman Swing, 69, former secretary treasurer and park superintendent of the Brandywine Battlefield Park Commission, died Saturday in University Hospital, Philadelphia. The commission administers leader and former Delaware County commissioner. Mr. Swing, 410 McClenaghen Mill Road, Lower Merion, was a Republican member of the commission from its inception in 1947 until he was removed bv C.ov. the park at Chadds Ford inlWilliam W.

Scranton in "pebru- Birmingham. He was the brother of Albert 11. Swing, Radnor Republican Ilciiiciuaii Burlon Heincman, 54, an em- ploye of the Atlanlic Refining Philadelphia, died Tuesday in the Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Upper Darby. He lived at 110 S. 2nd St.

Colwyn. Mr. Heineman was a life member of West Pittsion Fire Co ary, 1064. He was brought under fire in JS63 when the state auditor general charged il was improper and irregular for him to collect 541,606 in wages as park superintendent from 1950 to while at the same time serving as a park commission member. Mr.

Swing, a retired real estate and insurance broker, was commission secretary treasurer until 19fil, when Democrats obUiined a majority of members. West Pittston, and a mem- The Demccrats ou him ber Ihe Maranalha Darby. He is survived by his widow, the former Marion I. two sons, F. Louis and David both at home; a daughter, Elna al home; a brother, Andrew 1 Ridgewood, N.J., and a sister, Mrs.

James Curley of Sarasota Fla. Services were to be 1:30 today at the Marvil Funeral Home, 1110 Main Darby Burial was to be in Fernwood Cemetery. See death notices, first classified advertising Daae. irom both posts and later fired him as park superintendent. The Republicans regained control in October, 1963, when Scranton made several new appointments lo 10-member commission.

The following December, Swing was elected commission secretary. It was disclosed in January, 1964, that the commission's executive committee had renamed Swing as park superintendent without pay. Mr. Swing was recorder anc past commander of the Pennsylvania Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion off the United States. He also was secretary of the Sun Oil Foreman Succumbs W.

L. Purdy Of Chester William L. Purdy, 59, of ilkinlon Chester, general oreman of Sun Oil Company's 3 lant 8 in Marcus Hook, col- apsed Sunday while returning rom his summer home in Sea sle City, N.J., apd was pronounced dead on arrival at Ihe Crozer Chester Medical Cener's Chester Division. Services Conducted CHESTER Two services were conducted Sunday for Rev. Dario Tedesco, former pastor Of First Italian arid lived'in iamaira' Presbyterian Church, 3rd and Jamaica, N.Y,, Fulton Sts.

He was husband of the late egina Curry Purdy. Mr. Purdy had been at the Sun Oil Co. for 40 years and was a member of its Sapphire He was a member of the Young Men's Republican Club of Chester, Yacht Club the Sea Isle City and St. Robert's GEOKGB BARBER ex-policeman G.Barber, Retired Policeman George Barber, 1400 E.

13th Eddystone, a retired Eddystone policeman, died today in the Crozer Medical ial will be in Immaculate entor Crozer Division, Up- Allen Clifford Norman Allen 1930 South Houston, Tex. died Thursday at his home. He was in the export and import business in Houston. Mr. Tedesco, 'pastor of the church from 1914 until retiring in 1949, died Feb.

20 at Roseto. One. service was conducted Sunday morning during the worship service at the First Italian Presbyterian Church. Rev Arthur A. Wahmann, 121 Swarthmore Swaiihmore, officiated.

The other was conducted Sunday afternoon at Third Presbyterian Church, 9th and Potter Sts. Addressing the service was hester attorney Guy G. deFu- of eran and was a member Woodhull Masoic Lodge Jamaica, N.Y. He is survived by his widow, Ja auivivcu vy ma nriuvw, er, Betsy Woodson, at home, a 3 TM; a -f Su nf I ihiat-rv Tpv nnH Parish, Chester. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Failh Purdy Carr, with whom he lived, a brother, Harry Purdy of Lavalette, N.J., and one granddaughter. Solemn requiem mass will be sung 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Robert's Church, Chester. Bur- Lower Chichester. Calling hours will be Tuesday evening at the John E.

Carr Fui- neral Home, East 21st St. at Providence Chester. Epstein Mrs. Rose Epstein, 66, wife of Harry Epstein of 622 E. 19th Chester, died Sunday in Rid- die Memorial Hospital, Lima, fter a brief illness.

Mrs. Epstein was co-owner of Sieger's Chester. I- She was a member of the Sister- hood and the Hadassah, both of Oliev Sholom Synagogue. In addition lo her husband she and Library in of Garden City and Jerome of Philadelphia. Mr.

Swing was a lu 1 --0 the Union League, Philadelphia, four grandchildren. Chester; a sister, Mrs. Ida Grub- member of er of Collingswood, N.J., and the Pennsylvania Society of the B. NORMAN WILSON Funeral Home W. Chntir Phone TR 2-3102 Succnsar lo Mary t.

Cort OH Strwt Parking Available Imsehweiler-Brower Funeral Horn TR 2-3314 fDGMONl CHESTEI 2nd CMury of S.rviM,^ vaiuti lllc I I I uv- ui i. p-iji. uta Revolution, the Colda at Nacrelli's Funeral Home, of Pennsylvania, 2217 Providence Chester, the Society of Colonial Wars and Burial will be in Brookhaven fhr. xt Mir-Vinlor xi Rrnntrhavnn Sons of the onial Society of Pennsylvania, mial Wars and the St. Nicholas Society of New York.

He was a World War I veteran. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Bringburst Co. Funeral Home, 2000 Walnut Philadelphia. Burial will be 'in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia.

Cemetery, Brookhaven. Shiva will be observed follow- ng the burial at the home of ler son, Jerome, 721 E. 21st -hester. Bow Funeral Home 6-7474---- THE NEWLY ENLARGED JAMES F. KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME 746 KEDRON AVE.

Ridley Township Morion, Pa. Kl 4-0600 PRIVATE PARKING FACILITIES Mrs. Helen Bowen, R.N. Jjfi'I, wife of Philip M. Bowen', 515 Harrison Norwood, died Friday in the 'Fair Acres' Farm Infirmary, Middletown.

Mrs. Bowen was a member of Brardywine Eastern Star Chapter 536, White Shrine of Jeru- 35 and Glendale Court Order of Amaranth, all of County. She also is survived by a brother, Charles J. Rasbold of Media and a sister, Mrs. Catharine Hannah of Darby.

Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Irnmanuel Lutheran Church, Norwood. Burial will be in Edgewood Memorial Concord. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 Tuesday at the McCausland Funeral Home, 202 S. Chester IPike, Glenolden.

Eastern Star services will be 8 p.m. You will find our sympathetic is based on years of service lo The Mmmunily. Visit our display of Barrc Guild Monuments. BARRF i rX CiUILD George A. Cummings, 76, of 263 Willard Drive, Ridley Park a retired carpenter, died Sun day in (fie Fair Acres Farm in firniary, Middletown.

He was husband of the late Clara J. Home Cummings. He is survived by a brother a of Philadelphia, and i isislcr Mrs Honcnse Wright ol (Dcptfortl, N. Services will be 10:30 a.m Monumcius a lhe McCausland Home. 202 S.

Chester Pike, Won. ihu s.i. 9 filctiolden. Burial will be in Arl CULLIS MEMORIALS Cemetery, Upper Darby of Ca rS i 7 9 Wednesday at the funeral 355J EDGMONT AVf. TR 6-9201 home.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Tues' Mr. Barber joined the Eddystone police department in 1930 and retired in August, 1963. He was a former locomotive engineer at the old Eddystone Print Works and a former sandlot baseball player. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and the Delaware County Firemen's Association.

He is survived by his widow the farmer Bessie McCarthy. Services will be 2 p.m. Thurs day at the John L. Clancy Funeral Home, 9th and Upland Sts. Chester.

Calling hours will be Wednes day evening at Ihe funeral home Olhcr Deaths NEW YORK (AP) Eltinge F. Warner, 85, retired publisher, of Field and Stream magazine died Sunday. Warner was active in many groups as a conserva tionist and had been a directoi of the American Wildlife Insti tiite. LEGAL 1EGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES l-orm 763 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania AUDITORS REPORT cil "ler Township, Delaware County 1 WOTdav From Fir CASH BAI Cash Molor Stale RECEIPTS a raxes Colltcled in Cash Durina Yssr Tolal i EXPENDITURES General Government Protecliori lo Persons and Highways. General Fund, SHIe Fund Miscellaneous Interest on Bonds Health and Sanitation Tolal CASH BALANCE AT END OF A RESOURCES Cash, securities and Reserves Due Irom Tax Collectors Due (rom Counly lor County Aid ReJSrcef 10 li Tow-shiD Bu! Tolal ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE TOWMSHJP PR WITH Signed William C.

Bailey Roberl F. Cliqg Barbara Nicholas, 12,697.10 973.69 16.352.40 Z2.154.0i J.9B4.74 tOD.OO 9,166.19 Maim Mrs. Esther A. Mann, 65, wife Trevor C. Mann, of 338 Lin- In Prospect Park, died Jturday in the Delaware County emorial Hospital, Upper Dar Mrs.

Mann, the former Esther ousley, was a member of the eiiolden Presbyterian Church id a former Glenolden resi- mt. In addition to her husband she survived by two daughters rs. Kathryn Fraser and Mrs ice Kane both of Glenolden; a William Jukes of Glenolden; Mr. Allen was born in Media fore going to in 1959. He was a World War If vet Caldwell Francis W.

Caldwell, 58, of Bryan Court, Ridley Park, a guard at Westinghouse Electric Corp. Steam Divisions, Tint cum, died Saturday in Taylor Hospital, Kidby Park. He is survived by his widow, the former Helen E. Kiefer; a daughter, Grace at home; two sons, Francis W. Jr.

and John both of Upland; two brothers, Russell L. of Los Angeles, and Howard L. of GETTING UP Atttr It. tense ftnd both dtr ramon Kldnrr or BU44tr IT. occur tad aufcc acrvout ttom too frequent nllht.

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rat hcttar tut. stepson, Robert E. Woodson Jr at home; his mother, Mrs. Clifford N. Allen of Jamaica, N.Y.; of Philadelphia and a brother, a sister, Mrs.

Florence A. Long Margaret a slepdaught- Homer R. of Jamaica, N.Y. Services and burial will be at the family's convenience. Calling hours will be 7 to 9 tonight at the Imschweiler rower at the Funeral Home, 1600 Edgmont Chester.

Schlitz Raymond Schlitz, 50, of 2615 W. 3rd Chester, died Saturday at his home. Mr. Schlitz was born and reared in Chester and was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church, Chester. Services will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the Kaniefski Funeral Home, 2524 W. 3rd Chester. Burial will be in Lawn Croft Liberty, TeX. and six grandchildren. Services will be 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday at the Griffith Chapel, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Upper Darby. Woodle Mrs. Alice Jenner Woodle, SO, 1 of 511 Morton Ridley Park, died Saturday in Taylor Hospital, Ridley Park. She was the widow of the late Allan Sheldon Woodle Jr.

She was born in Atlanta, and had lived in Ridley Park since 1 1918. Survivors are one son, Allan S. Woodle 3rd, of Harrison, N. two daughters, Mrs. Robert Mandel of Washington, D.

and Mary Elizabeth Woodle of New York City; one sister, Mrs. Margaret Snow of Rutland, and four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. services will be 2 jp.m. Tuesday in Christ Episcc WE SOLVE HEATING PROBIEMS AN '010 ENOUGH TO KNOW, YOUNG ENOUGH TO WOUC" Two-woy tor frvdu. Prmiunt fiwl kUfvtar Priu, 24-HOUt SEIVICE CUL NOW- FR 6-2262 LE 2-5400 Haneiek Htatmg 1009 M.d««« r.

Services will be at 10 a.m uesday at the McCausland Fu- eral Home, 202 S. Chester Pike, lenolden. Burial will be in Glen- ood Memorial Gardens, Broom- Calling hours will be this eve- ing from 7 to 9 at the funeral some. Cemetery, Lower Chichester. Church, Ridley Park Elecl Training WASHINGTON (AP) Communist China has succeeded in rganizing and training at least 0.

million to 30 million militiamen, the professional journal of le U.S. Army reports. GLAND TROUBLE URINARY AILMENTS Piles, Rectal Ailments iMI or BurnliKj Urination. Uf MtfMi, BKktthf, Woknm. VUw.

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10 In 7. a NOTHING PER WEEK ON COMPLETE LIVING ROOM SUITE MANY F1.XK STYLES COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM EUREKA 81O EDGMONT AVE. With steady saving, your money grows And with our i a dividend rale, grows even fasterl Save regularly each pay day. You'll be glad you did! OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY! Excelsior Saving Fund 22 West 5th Street Chester TR 6-3351 BOROUGH OF MEDIA MEDIA, PENNA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Ihe Council ol Iht Soroush ol Media will hold a public, "ear 9, in Ihe Council Chamber; ol Ihe Borstal! Hall al Slale street and Jackson street.

Media, Pennsylvania lo consider the celifion of he owners ot more than of District to District AM I hi PROPOSAIS ADVERTISEMENT TRAINER BOROUGH The undersigned secrefary of Trainer Borough will receive sealed bids mjrfcpd Aorwisi on Thursday, March 11, until 7:00 al his ftoino, -lOW Trainer, Chester, Pa. or un. Ill P.M. on Ine same dale, al 'fie Trainer Elementary school on Posl Road (northeast Slreell I The Borough ol a i regular meeling ot a i Norlh by Emeron Ihe East by on on a'd Street, Citron Street. All persons desiring be heard are to attend this hearing PAUL L.

CLARK Borough Secretary a of JOHN A. A ceased. l-ETTERS OF Administration en Ine above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, vjho all Known the same, and all persons indebted detedenl to ISu. delay lo ANNA CESNA. Administratrix.

IMS Toll Sfrrel. Eddvslone. Penna. or lo r.i Lem. held lor Ihe purpose, a ir PREFERRED ADVANTAGES Public's increasing preference for our services enables us lo provide Ihem ol a lower cost--and offer Ihe full (unc- lions of a complete funeral lo All -regardless of any financial limitation that may be involved.

FAllHS WM. S. Zlfo LEYLER FUNERAL HOME 500 W. 22tuJ Chester TR 6-3202 Estate of GEORGE YcCLUSE. late of Ihe 19 Barren Road, New- lown Square, ol Delaware County, LETTERS Testamentary on Ihe above Estate having been granted lo mdoriigntd, all persons in- debltd lo Ihe said estjle are re- ouesl lo rnaVe pavmenl, and those havings claims 10 orejenl Ihe same.

V. 1 TM' 2f lay to "RS ELIZABETH KAT I l(KU ET A.S: vSIIf'e Ucpe Darby GRE'ER JOHNSON! Saulh Aye Penna. Evat? FRANCISTX FISHER ed Lale lhE Bor0u 9 o' having grarvled 'o trie undcriigned al' n( blrd are bee make OJymenl and those haraa cuimi lo orescnl the ii7 1 ul a( ld lo RICHARD FISHER, tandsende Lane, Dev on. Executor, or lo Ihtir jllor heys, ong other said tfiings of cublicly ilcd bids, (or supply lo me id Trainer 130 square vardi coricrcie pavement plus 100 ISP! of 15" sfecm pluj apourtcoant sidewalk. ss a obiaiABblp from Hcutman and Son, Civil Engi- elc.

sp G. D. Hcutman and ErTgi- neers, 112 W. Fronl Slrecf, Media Pa. lorough Council resorves 'o reject any and all bids or parr of any bid.

Bid bond or certified lor ol bid to accompany all ds WILLIAM G. NEALY, JR. Secretary W. 7m Streei Trainer, ChPiter, OF Scaled Proposals will be received a) the Olficr of Ihe Coynty Control- 1er, Courl House, Media, until 9:30 Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, March ID, 1955, tor furnishing and. delivering Furniture 19 used Jn Ihe Dormitories, Courl House, Media, for the Counly of Delaware, which te opened in Ihe presence ol me County Com- mijsiortfrj al 10:00 Easlern Slandard Time on that dafe.

Each Bid must be ed by Caib, CertifiecJ Good Faith Check or a Corporate Bid Banrf, eifher ona in the announl of le.i perctnT of the Iota! amount cf fhe drawn to Ihe order of me Courtly Oe'a- Forms ol may be obtain- ect al the Office of the Purchasing Agenl, Couri Housr. Media. Pa. The Counfy Cornmisiionerj the righl lo reieci any and A A. SHEAR HARRY A.

WW. A. WELSH Counly atl Bids. 1 1 0 nn thfi v' 9 1 hav So persons having ctaiirii or" agams the Estate lo msVe jam-, and perwins Indebted fo Ihe PROPOSAL Borough 0 Folcrolt, Delaware our.iy. Pa.

Notice is Hereby Given Monday. hester Pennsylvania. Times Classing Ads Pay Dividends P.M. Grh, im, ai Al (he Fofcrofi Fire House, Shalkron Avenues, Fol- crofi, Pa. i 1--For the purchase by the Bor- ougfi or oo( Dojge potice pur- iuii Autonnobilo, at ipec- ified in proposal Form.

will accepted for Ihe of our present 1961 Dodge Pursuit Car uictf and at is- less radio and silvaaable Police Equip- kw bidder of ri will Include Ihe Iransfer of fgufp- meni from present car. The present Police Car InjpettoJ by arranaerr.fnl with ChiH of Police, aamurl Myers, celwetfi ftjyri of a AM and 5 PM. Forms may obtained from Ide Borougfi Sftrelary, Elhel F. Haley, lay- tor Folcroff, Pa. ETHEL F.

HALEY Borough Secretary YOUR NEWS QUIZ NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give youraeU 10 polnta lor each correct answer. 1 The Uniled Arab Republic's welcome of East GermanCommunist Party Leader Walter Ulbricht reminded Americans that our nation (does; does rot) recognize the government of East Germany. 2 After listening to readings of Washington's Farewell Address, Congress field amajordebateover American policies in South Viet Nam. The most often-quoted phrase of the Address Is a warning to a-a-roid permanent foreign alliances b-never let Asia fall into enemy hands c-leive forelga policy to the President 3 The Ranger V11I photographs showed scientists' just what kind of material makes up the surface; ol the lunar "seas." True or False? 4 The Soviet quarrel with Communist China, is concerned mostly, with border claims b-the ending of Soviet aid c-how to build and expand communism 5 A dental expert last -week warned that is a major contributor to tooth decay among Americans. a-insufficient vitamin b-frequent sweet snacks c-drinking lots of coffee Delaware County PART II WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 poinU for each word that you can match with ita correct meaning.

a-useless 1 quell 2 bolster 3 intrigue 4 feud futile t-long quarrel c-overcome d-excite curiosity and interest e-support PART III NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points lor that correctly match with the cluea. you can Tshombe 2 Maurice Couve de Murvtlle Nyerere 4 Hoy Wilkins 6 Milton Obote a-Exeoutlve NAACP Director, b-President, Tanzania c-Premler, Uganda d-Premier, Congo e-French Foreign Minister Match word clues with their corresponding pictures or symbols. 10 points for each correct answer. 1 6 (a) will world communist meeting be held in Moscow? (b) Cape Kennedy visitor (c) communist fighters in. South Viet Nam 2 7.....

(d) i Talent a winners honored 3 (e) proposed that UN Charter rewritten PATHET LAO (f) spring training der way 4...., (g) communist ers in Laos flght- 8 yiETCONG 9 "flu" epidemic hit Warsaw 5 (i) 0) a la Bed Cross Month Baltimore Archbishop became a Cardinal 10 HOW DO YOU RATE? Uck 71 to ANSWERS ON PAGE 5.