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Boston Evening Globe Wednesday, September 25, 1974 48 DEATH NOTICES DEATH. NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES rirVVTFF Of West Rnxhurv. Sept. OBITUARIES Helen Wood of Newton, 92, airecior 01 nursing scnoois Services for Helen 92, of Newton will be at 11 pm. tomorrow in Newton Cemetery Chapel.

Miss Wood, who was a nurse, died Monday in Newton. A native, she at 1036 Walnut Newton Highlands from 1883 until recently. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 19)4 and from the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing in 1909. She received a master's degree from Columbia University in 1924. During World War she substituted for the director of the MGH School of Nursing.

After the war and Until her retirement in 1946, she was director of nursing schools at Wash- Rev. Thomas J. Walsh, 63, professor at Holy Cross D. R. Jamieson, Innrl rlpvplnnfr.

services set Services will be he Id Saturday at 10 a.m. for Donald R. Jamieson, 36, of- Old Town, formerly i of Dorchester, who was murdered Monday night in Chiefland, Fla. Jamieson, a self -em- ployed' land developer, '1 served with the Navy dur- the Korean War and was a member of the American Legion. He leaves his parents Mr.

and Mrs. George D. Jamieson of 28 Evans Dorchester; two brothers, George Jr. of Wey--mouth and William F. of Dorchester, and four sisters, Mrs.

Ann Freeley of Dorchester, Mrs. Marjorie Dion of Southboro, and Mrs. Auderey Pinato and Mrs. Margaret Louis, both of Brockton. The services will be in Bethany Congregational Church, Quincy.

Burial, Joseph Cutler, 76, retired official 't it 1J at OOStOn Herald I. Cutler, 76, of 195 Independence Quincy, died at the Quin cy City Hospital this morn-, ing He was born in Russia, educated Boston. He 'began, as a newsboy with the old Herald Traveler prior to Wor'14. War If and worked his' way up to superintendent' vpf delivery at his retirement in 1966. He had been employed by the paper for more than 50 years.

He was a member of Local 295 of the Teamsters' Union, and the Quarter Century Club of the newspaper. He was a member of and and the Quincy Golden Agers and the West End Hous Assri, He belonged to th Brotherhood of Congregation Hadrath Israel, fitely of Dorchester. Services will be at the Stanetsky Schlossberg -Solomon Memorial Washington Friday, at 1 p.m. Interment will be in Sharon. Memorial Park.

1 He leaves his wife Anna (Taishoff), a "son Sidney Cutler of Quiacy; two daughters, Mrs. Gloria Fox of Holbrook and Mrs. Sylvia Rpsenfield of Randalph; a sister, Mrs. Eva Cherniak of Revere; and seven grandchildren. "-A Walter Brennan rites in Calif; United Press International SAN FERNANDO, Only family members, arid a few close" friends attended funeral services yesterday for actor Walter Brennan.

Brennan' died Saturday in St. John's Hospital in Oxnard where he was under treatment for emphysema. He had entered the hospital July 25, on his 80th birthday. Brennan won three Academy Awards for best supporting actor during his lengthy movie career, but his best known role was as "Grampa" in the television series "The Real McCoys." fl JOHNSON Of Quincy. Sept 23.

Gustave husband of Ella (Wermei. residence 245 Whit well father pf Mrs. Kermit "Dorothy) Broberg of Weymouth and Mrs. John (Margaret) Barzelay of Buzzard Bay. brother of Paul Johnson of Jamaica Plain also sur vived by 3 grandchildren.

Funeral Service Thursday. Sept 26 at p.m. trom tne wicitens iroupe runerai Home. 26 Aaams si. WLINCr.

Relatives and friends in-! vited. visitmfl hours Wednesday 2. iir-1 ltn r.mrv fnntrihi, tiAn.1 laston Cemetery. Contributions may be mde to the Memorial iu-a of the Calvary Baptist Church. 236 Ashmont Dorchester.

KEENE In Burlington, Sent 23. Christina (Ryan) beloved wife of Fred W. Keene, devoted mother pf Ms. Ann c. Hamilton 01 trroton Mrs.

Lucille M. Nett of Woburn. Fred J. Keene. John J.

Keene and the late Kevin Keene all If Bur lington. Beloved sister of Mrs. Anna Lynch of Somerville. and Mr. John J.

Ryan Jr. of Henniker. N.H. Also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral from the Leonard F.

Doyle; Funeral Home, 173 Bedford BURLINGTON Route 62 Bedford Line. Thursday at 8:15. Funeral Mass at St Malachv Church, Bedford Burlington at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday evening 7-9.

Wednesday 2-4. 7-9. Late residence 33 rairtax St. in lieu 01 nowers donations may be made in Mrs. Keene's memory to the Chpate Me morial Hospital Buuoing una.

KELDYSZ In North Cambridoe. September 23, 1974. Lillian welch beloved wife of the late John. mother of Jean Marie Keldysz, ot Camhridee. and Geraldine Loncen- berger.

of Nashua. N.H. Funeral from the Keefe Funeral Home, 2175 Mass pn Thursday mnrnina at ft followed hv a Funer al Mass in St John's Church at 9:00. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2- 4 and 7-9.

KELLEY Of Whitman, Sept. 22. Patricia M. (Segreve), Deiovea. wue of Ueraia e.

and motner ot n.aieu M. Keiiey, devoted daughter ot Harold and Mildred Segreve 01 Roslindale, sister of Ralph, Harold and Paul Segreve of Roslindale. Rev. Richard J. Segreve, C.S.C.

of stonenui college, worm- taston, Carol Segreve of Mrs. Thomas (Beverly) Faulkner oi Roslindale. Mrs. Robert (Ellen) Davis of Canton and Mrs. Richard (Barbara) Woodford of stoughton Funeral from the P.

E. Murray Fu-j neral Home, 2000 Centre WEST ROXBURY, Thursday, Sept. 26 at 10:15 a.m. Funeral Mass in Holy Name Church at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends most kindly in vited.

Lat employee of the New England Telephone Co. visitinp hours Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in St. James Cemetery, Whitman. Woburn.

KENNEDY Of West Newton. Sep tember 23. Frank beloved husband of Minerva (Ellis) and de- votea tatner 01 Biancne Mcuiory of Springfield; he is also survived by 2 grandchildren, and 4 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services wui be held on Tnursday at 1 P.m. in the Mackay Funeral Home, 465 Centre NEWTON, Friends and relatives Kindly invitea.

KIERCE George, Sept. 23, of Randolph House. Garlow Cross Na- van, County Meath, Ireland, formerly of Hyde Beloved husband of Mary; father of George of Jacksonville. and Christo pher of Toledo, Ohio; well known bartender throughout the Boston area. Commonly known at Funds- a-Low.

Funeral services Wednes- day in County Meath, Ireland. tCROSSE E.Ua G. (Murphy) of francs on monaay. sepieraoer a. "Widow of william H.

LaCrosse. -Residence Thompson Court. Mother of Mrs. Frederick (Helen) Wa viand of South Natick. Mrs.

Paul (Eve- lyn) Duggan of Wellesley, Mrs, George (Grace) Kendrick of Millis Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her Funeral Mass in the Church of St. Patrick on Thursday morning- at .10 -o'clock. Visiting hours in the John Everett Sons Memorial Home. (Natick So. NA TICK on Wednesday 2- and 7-9 Please omit flowers.

Donations njay be made in her memory to the m- tensive care imit of Leonard Morse R. mass. ui.ciiiciit St. Patrick's, Natick. l.AMflirv nf Snmervllle.

Sent. 23, 1974, John Jr. Mike son of Louise (Hopkins) ana jonn m. tano-lev Rr nf SIR Mvstic Ave. Funeral from the George L.

Doher-I tv Funeral Home. 855 Broadway! (Powderhouse Square) WEST SOMERVILLE, Thursday, at 8:15 Funeral Mass in St. Benedict's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives frienria invited. Calling hours.

Tuesday 7-9; Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9. Interment, Holy Cross Ceme tery, Maiden. LAWRENCE Of Newtnnvllle. Sent. 23, Howard Sidney son of the late Dr.

Howard Sidney Lawrence. Brother of Miss Kay Lawrence of JNewtonvuie. Eilswortn a. of Florida. Robert G.

of Maryland. Donald S. of Scituate. David A. of Marlboro and Paul V.

of Newton. Funeral services to be private. Arrange-; ments by the Mackay Funeral! Home. LEGGETT In Weymouth. Sept.

23 Georse aee 62. of 21 Hunting ton South Weymouth, son of Maud in ix 01 soutn Wey mouth. 1 hrnther nf William of Lakefield. Samuel of Boston. Jo seph of Boston, Lena of soutn Weymouth.

Funeral from the C.C.! Shepherd Funeral Home 134 Pleasant st, SOUTH WEYMOUTH, rnursaay. sept. 20 at a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Francis Xavier Church at 9 a.m.

Visiting hours! weanesaay, 2-4. 7-9 p.m. MANGIASI Concetta (Costa), suddenly. Sept. 24.

of West Roxbury. Wife of the late Giovanni and1 motner of Concetta Franceschelli, Mary Ripaldi of East Braintree, Peter of Ohio, 2 brothers. Joseph, John of Billerica. Reposing at the Venuti Funeral Home, 845 Washington st. South Braintree Sq.l until Friday, September 27.

Time of Mass to be announced. Calling hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m., Thurs-i day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. MCCARTHY Formerly Revere, In1 saugus, sept. 24tnv suddenly, John T.

of 29 Vincent St. Beloved hus-, band pf Ruth (LaCava). Devoted father of John C. McCarthy of Lynnfield, Denis A. McCarthy of nevere, mrs.

cainerine rage ana David LaCava both of Lynn and John LaCava of Virginia. Dear brother of William and Charles both of Revere. Martin of Brock ton, Mrs. Mary-Lpu Mulcahy of Arlington, Mrs. Catherine Marano! ot nevere ana Mrs.

BarDara Hamel of Los Angeles, Calif. Also survived by 10 grandchildren Funeral from the Pike Vertuccio Funeral Home. 305 Beach REVERE, Friday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in The Immaculate Conception Church, Revere at 9 A.M. Friends! may can inursaav only z-4 ana 7 9 p.m.

Late WW II Army Veteran and Member of- Revere Lodge of isms No. 1171. Loval Order Moose-Revere Lodge No. 5196 and Saugus VFW Post No. 2346.

Me'mo- a eitt.x may ne mane tn tnp Heart Fund, 677 Beacon St. Bos- ton, Mass. 02215. McGAFFIGAN In Stoneham, Suddenly. Sent.

23. Margaret he Moved sister of Mary M. Morris and "Ann E. Murphy of Stoneham. Fu neral trom the A.

E. unnegan Son Home for Funerals. 322 Main stunkham. Thursday at 8:15. Funeral Mass in St.

Patrick's Church at 9. visiting hours weanesaay ana (- p.m. McLEAN In Stoneham, September 23. Mauae Annette for-; merly of 3J Eastern Woburh and Cambridge, aunt of William CI. McLean.1 Margaret Gill and Doris Dorringjon all of Woburn.

Services! at the First Congregational Woburn Thursday at 11 a.m. Rela- tives and friends may call at the visual! uncial nome. .1 Arlington WOBURN, Wednesday, 2-4 ndi i-v. MITCHELL Of Reading. Sept.

23. Howard Gilbert of 532 West nusoana 01 Dorothy (Kent) and father of Mrs. Charlotte Cook of! Reading. Mrs. Elaine Darnell Of Va.

and Mrs. Barbara, Wallace of Fitzwilliam, N.H. Ser-i vices at the'Edgerly Bessom Funeral Home. 743 Main READING. Thursday.

Sent. 26 at 2:30 p.m. rrienas may call Wednesday 7-1 p.m. MURPHY Lynn, September 23. uorotnv E.

(Rhoaes). wife of the late Wilfred H. Murphy of 142 Ocean Lynn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from tne T. w.

anodes runerai Home. 67 Ocean LYNN 'lnvrsday at 9 m. Funeral Mas in St. John the Evangelist Church, Swampscott at 10 a.m. Visitingj hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 o.m.

MI SHRCSII Of Brookline. Sep tember 23, Grace E. (Hostetteri Mushrush, residence 77 Pond Brookline, beloved mother of Dr. Grace J. Mushrush.

M.D., of Brookline. David of Washington. F.C.. and Marilyn of Hamburg, Pa. uneral from the Samson Funeral Home.

537 North Neville PITTSBURGH. Friday followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Paul's Cathedral. Pittsburgh. Pa at 11 a.m.

NEAGI.E Of Sharon, suddenly. Sept. 23. uavta ot on Buiiara st. Husband of Marion C.

Neaele. Father of Kenneth D. Neagle and brother of Mabel N. Hallett. Services In.

St. John's Enlsropnl Church, Shcron, Thursday. Sept. 26 at 10 a.m, Frteids may call at the Mav Funeral Home. 85 Nichols NORWOOD Wednesday evening 7- REVERE LODGE OF ELKS 1171 We regret to announce the death of Brother John T.

McCarthy. Elk Fu-I WEBB Tn Wanlagh. L.I.. N.Y., September 23. of Lexington, Mass.

Gertruae J. (Schnetzeri. wife of the late Edmund A. Webb. Mother of Edmund A.

Webb Jr. of Way-inH Uh Dhvllic A rinwiu am Wf.ntagh L.I.. N.Y., and Mrs. Mu-l riel A. Moyer of Annandale, Va.

Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Service at the Church of Our Re- eemer Eniscopal Meriam Lexington, Friday. September 27 at 11 a.m. Friends may call at the Dnuirlass Funeral Home. 51 Worth- on Lexington.

Thursday eve-j nms 7-9. 1 amnrinee. rspm. Z4. -iV P.ospect St.

Beloved wife of Martin S. Whalen. Mother of John of Burlington, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth GuUa. Mrs.

Joe-i rhine Bossi all of Cambridge. Mrs.) Gladys Cicco of Westfield and Mrs. Mildred Smith of Billerica. Funeral; irem tne Walter L. Keea ruivrai Honv.

323 Broadway at Prospect CAMBRIDGE. Friday Sept 27 8:15 Funeral Mass in St Mary's Church at 9 a.m. Visiting hiurs Wednesday evening Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. WHITE Formerly of in Woburn.

Sept 23. Margaret F. Tu rraer of the late James F. and Anniie A. (Garrahy) sister of John' F.

ef Cherry Hill. N.J.. Richard P. 01 Woburn. Ann T.

Mullen of Woburn and the late James J. White cf Hampton. N.H. Funeral 1 u. W.

firannan and Son Funeral Hame. 378 Mass. AR- LIXGTON. Thursday morning at 8., Funeral Mas in St. Agnes Church 1 Ariinaton at 9 o'clock.

Relatives 'I lends hr Visiting hours! Tuesday 7-D. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 m. L'te employee of the; First National Stores. i WOOll Of Newton Highlands, S-ptember 23, 1974. Helen Wood.

Sister of John B. Wood, of New Port Richey aunt of Mrs. Martha H. Winslow of Oak Lawn. Illinois.

Funeral service in the Newton Cemetery Chanel. Thursday. September 26 at 11 a.m. It "is suggested remembrances may be sent in her name to the Mass. Ceneral Hospital School of Nursing.

Arrangements by Cate and Pratt Funeral Home, WEST NEWTON. WOODS Of Stoughton, formerly of Boston. Sept. 24. Robert E.

Jr. 41, of 32 Green Drive, son of Agnes M. (Cullinane) and the late Kotiert E. sr. Brotner ot uonaia r.

of Brid-ewater. Richard F. of Nan-tasket. Mrs. Barbara Bent of East Boston.

Mrs. Cecelia Keezer of Birrington. N.H.. Thomas E. and Geraldine M.

both of Stoughton. Funeral 'rom the Farley Funeral Home. 358 Park St. (Rte. 27).

STOUGHTON on Friday at 8 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass at Our Lady by the Rosary Church at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. Late retired Boston Police Officer.

YAZEJIAN Martin of Belmont, Sept. 22. beloved husband of Isa-belle (Casabian), devoted father of George M. and the late Svd Mar-; tyn. Brother of Alice (Mrs.

Ma-nooe) Yeeian. Grandfather of Jacqueline, George Jr. and James H. Yazeiian. Funeral Service at the St.

Stephen's Armenian Church, 38 Elton Watertown, Wednesday at 1 p.m. Visiting hpurs at the Aram Bedrosian Funeral Home, 558 Mt. Auburn WATERTOWN, Tuesday evening 7-9. Memorial gifts may be made to the St Stephen's Armenian Church. Interment Belmont Cemetery.

Belmont. IN MEM0RIAM 1373 BARSARA'A. LEADER 1974 It broke our hearts to lose you. But you did not go alone. A part of us went with you '-The day God called yon home.

The Golden Gates were ODtned One year ago today. And with goodbyes left on-spoken You gently slipped away. The call was sadden. The shock severe. We little thought Suc'i grief was near.

Only those who lost can tell The pain of parting Without farewell. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her First Anniversary Mass at St. Mary of the Assumption Church, Brookline. st 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sent.

28. 1S73 MICHAEL A. HIGQINS 1974 I sat beside yoir bedside. My heart was crushed and sore. I did my duty to the end 'Til I could do no more, In tears I watched yon linking.

I watched you fade away. Though my heart was breaking I knew yon could not stay. You left behind a broken heart That loved you most I never shall, never will forget you, Mickey dear! I know you are happy In Heaven. Sadly missed. Wife, Kitty.

First Anniversary Mass, Sept. OS, 9 a.m.. Sacred Heart Church, K-s 1350-MAiy FASANELLI 197 May you always walk In sunshines and God's love around yon flow. For the happiness you cave us, no one will ever know. It broke our hearts to lose yon, but you did not go alone.

But Dart of me went with you. The day you were called home. A million times I needed yon. A million times I cried. If love could only save you, yon never would have died, Never to be always loved and remembered.

Daughter Marie and grand-daughter Linda. DftOINSn" 197 BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE Thos- whom we love go out of sirht. But never out of mind. -Wshed It the hearts Of toe they leave behind. Lovingly remembered by wife, daughters and grandchU- dren.

nr-MSHAEl A. HIGGINS 1974 First Anniversary Mass, StTed Heart Church, Roilln-dal-, Sent. 28, a.m. D'-t li our hearts Your memory is kept. To love and cherish And never foriet.

11 ot'r love, Daddy. Joe, Jo Rose, (Eflcecomh) WHITTAKER-74 ra Amivsrsary Remembered at the attar today by Rev. Robert L. Killlon, St. John's Church, East Brookfleld.

Lisa. TO-WE Lovingly remembered. and Kaye. 3 531 Cummins Roslindale 583 Mt. Auburn Cambridge 84 Penn Quincy.

Tel. 323-3690 Monumental Works 144 Berkshire 547-3898 1205 Mass. Ave, Arlington 648-5050 Ml 218 Willard Quincy, 471-0250. 911 Adams Dorchester Free booklet. Open 47 Everett Chelsea 02150 889-1562 Open Sunday.

Bronze Markers For Memorial Parks Display VGHlea (387-3980) Fuller Everett Moments bronze memorial for til parks. 3800 Washington Roslindale Since 1862 Mass. Leading Monument Specialists 524-4300' 772 LaGranaa St FA nr. St. Joseph's Cemetery.

West Rox. 41 No. Cary St, Broeklon, JU 6-6588 NOONE Of Boston. September 1974, Margaret M. Beloved aunt of John F.

Barry, Rita Noone. Jamesl Noone of Boston. Mrs. Catherine! Cusack of Mediord. Funeral from tne f.t.

Murray runerai nme 2000 Center WEST ROXBI RT. Friday. Seotember 27 at 8 Mass in Cathedral of The Holy Cross at 9 o'clock. Relatives rnd friends most klndlv invited. Visit-, ing hours Wednesday 7-9.

Thurs day 2-4 and 7-8. Interment in iew Calvary. CON ELL In OulnCV. Spntai-- ber 24. 1974, Miss Patricia A.

O'Cornell of iia vvesi anuj uum St. The beloved dauehter ni Thom as A. and Frances R. I RirhariSson O'Connell of 81 Putnam Quin cy. The devoted sister of Dennis M.

O'Connell of Taunton. L. O'Connell of Quincy. Mrs. Mary E.

Revenger of Quincy. Jean F. O'Connell of Quincy. and Thomas, A. O'Connell Jr.

of Quincy. Funeral from the Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals, 1 Independence A QUINCY, Friday Sept 'Tiber 27. at 9:15 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. John's Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends are invited to at tend. Visiting hours Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Blue Hills Cemetery. Braintree. PALMER.

In Everett. Sept. 23.1 Willis beloved husband of the-; late Christina M. Kennedy 1 and1 father of Herbert I. Palmer of Cambridge.

Anna Louise A. and Dorothy M. Palmer, ail of -erett. Funeral from the John F. Ward Son Funeral Home.

772 Broadway, EVERETT. Friday. Sept.1 27 at 10:15 a.m. Funeral Mass at the Grace Episcopal Church (Norwood St.) at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Viitin? hours Wednesday 7-9 o.m. Thurs day 2-4 and 7-9 n.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Late member! Men ciuD, St. Agustine caurcn.

Boston. PANZA In Wareham (formerly oil Somerville). Augustus husband! of Catherine (Rynne), father of; Gerard P. of Missouri, grandiather! of Todd and Joseph, brother of Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Rigazio.

Funeral from the Struzziero Funeral Home 4S3 Somerville SOM ERVILLE, Friday Sept 27. at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Csthe-1 rine's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hour-j Wednesday 7-9. Thursday 2-4 and1 7-e. PARK Of Hingham. formerly of South Yarmouth, Seotembor Helen (Steere) Park of 10 Martin's Cove rd. in her 73rd year.

Mothfr of Mrs. Joy Trilsch of Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Heidi and Peter Trilsch of Hing ham. sister of Mrs. Miiarea r.

Munn of Boxford. Memorial services Saturday. September 28th at 4 p.m. from the Downing Cottege Chapel, 21 Pond HINGHM. Visiting hours and flowers omitted by request.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to The American Cancer Society. 142 Main Brockton, Mass. 02401. PARKER Of Belmont, September 24. Clarence husband of Gertrude (Brydell) Parker.

Fatrer of Mrs. L. B. (Shirley) Fijux, of Belmont, Howard L. Parker of Francisco, 2 grandchildren 2 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral! in the Short Williamson Funeral Home. 52 Trapelo BELMONT. Thursday. Septem-i ber 26. at 11 a.m.

Friends may callj at the funeral home Wednesday, evening, 7-9. Contributions in hi? memory may be made to the Cancer Fund. PARROTTA Of Chelsea, September -23 Arthur (Freddie), of 27 Williams beloved husband of Rose (Tre- tola) Parrotta, father of Mary Jane Brewer of Boxford, son of Rose 1 Bruno) P.irrotta of Chelsea, brother nf Nirhnaa Yntanrla. Val. deziVRaif aela, Nemmolo and Mary Moulton.

all of Chelsea. Ann Napoli- tano of Tewksbury; also one grand son. Funeral Thursday at 8 a.m. from-the Walata Funeral Home, 125 Washington followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Rose Church at 9 a.m.

Relatives and frlenas invitea Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Late WW II Veteran. PPlROnv nt Wplleslev. Sent. 24 Damaris, wife of Edward Peabo-, dv.

mother of Mrs. jon Brigntmin of Simsbury, and Mrs. Rob ert uronsaon of Marmoro. aiso survived by granacnuaren. ru neral services from the Waterman Chapel.

592 Washington WELLESLEY. on Thursday. Sent. 26 at 2 p.m, Donations in her memory may be made to the Children's Hospital Medical Center, Longwood Boston. PIAZZA Of East Boston, Sept.

22, Charles. Funeral- and services pri vate from the Rapino Memorial Home. 9 Chelsea st, Maverick So, on Wednesday. Interment; Mt, Hope Cemetery. PUNCH In Revere, Sept.

22. Wil liam beloved husband of Nancy (Lepito), residence 10 wnson father of Susan and William Jr. at home, Maureen Sammons of! Pasadena. Texas and Ronald Wor den of Billerica, brother of Arthur Punch of Chelsea. Francis Punch of Everett and Henry Punch of Revere, alo survived by.

3 grandchildren. Funeral from the Bruno Chapel, 291 Revere Revere. Tnursday. Sept. 26.

1974. at 8:31 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Anthony's Church at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited.

Visiting hours Tuesday. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. ROBERT In Boston. Sept. 18.

Ur bain Robert, of 180 Beacon St.j husband of the late Anne (Lank) survived b.v a nephew Dwieht R. Ladd. Memorial service at First Second Church in Bos ton. 64 Marlboro St. on Thursday, Sent at 2 p.m.

In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the American Cancer Society Arrano-A ments bv J. S. Waterman ft Sons1 Of Boston. SAN-Uof East Boston. Sept.

22, Jo-) seon. runT' am T'v- from the Rapino- Memorial Che'sra st. Maverick on Wednesday. Interment Mt. Horr Cemeterv.

SARN? Michael J. of 3' Hull St. in tne North Kn.d of Foslon, Sept-'--; ber 23,. beloved husband of Louf'e (Prisco), fsther-of Anthony Sarnf grandfather of Mi-, chael. Paul and Dara.

brother jiih ireauiai ai souinooro and Angelina Chiota of Boston. from the John Cincotti 8t Sons Fu-, neral Hom. 7 Cooner St. on Friday at 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.

Leonard's- Church at 9:30 oclock. Relatives and friends may visit on Wednesday 7-9 and Thurs day ana 78. ple3se git flow ers. SMITH Entered iinto rest Septem- ST formorly n' 15 ntnttinchili Brighton. Beloved wife of Joseph Smith.

Devo ed mr.tmr of Pnvltis Berkowilz of Chestnut Hi'l and Shelah -Fred So-i'h i New Jersey. Loving siste.r of Leab iioiasiein or M-'iaen, uuteii of Beach, Florida and Charlotte Gllman of Newt.cn. Dear grandmother of 5 grntfc, lldren Services at the Stmet-ky-Schlos-sberg-Solomon Memorial Chanrls 1068 Beacon BROOKLINE. Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 12 noon Memorial Week will be omitted due to the Holidays.

Expressions of sympathy may be donated to your fivonte charity SMITH In Needham September! Marion (Owens) smith, wife of the late Albert M. Smith. Sister of Elizabeth McCulloueh of Enfield. Helen Peters of Agawam ana EThe M. Mcintosh of Need ham.

Funeral services will be pri vate, nease omit tiowers. TRIBBLE A. Roy Jr. on Sept. 22, 1974.

husband of Julia (Kozielska). residence 34 Hillside Providence. Funeral from the John J. Kelly Funeral Home. 4B4 Hoop PROVIDENCE on Thursday at 10 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Raymond's Church. No. Main at 11 o'clock. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9.

Wednesday 7-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery, West Roxbury. VAUGHAN In Boca Raton. Flori- aa, sept.

zi. Mrs. MJrjorle R. (Robeson) Vaughan. widow of Gordon C.

formerly of Toosfield and Kennebunk. Acre 53. mother of Ch-rles R. Vaughan of! runswiCK, Mi-'e. William O.

Vaughan of Albuouerque. New Mexico and Mrs, Cvptbii Leo-v-rd of Gry. Siter of Mrs. Elizabeth cf Roc Ritan. Florida and Mrs.

Jr. o' Finer-1 win held tM" Lee M-ody and misseii runerri Fome D-ne st FFVFKIT on "Vldiv. Sent 27 rt 11 a.m. Those who nr-er may mfce donations to tie American Cancer society. VICARIO COST In Somerville, September '3, Hoie (Costa), beloved wife of Michael devoted mother of Mrs.

Patricia Tredwelt r-nd Mrs. Miehele Hayes, both of somerviue; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Fvneral from, the Stmzziero Funer-l Home, 493 Somerville SOMERVILLE, Thursday Sept 26. nt 8 Mass in "SI. Anthony's at 9 a.m.

Relatives 'niS 'nvlted. VlsitinR horrs Ttieslny 7-9, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-fl. Joseph T. Sullivan. Successor THOMAS C.

O'DONNELL tUNISAt SHVICI SOUTH BOSTON ANdrew 8-3088 88 West Broadway BARRETT In Dorchester. Septem ber Z3. uaire M. (nee Mitcneui beloved wife of the late Richard J. Barrett, mother of Mrs.

Patricia F. Davis, Kevin Judith Rosemary J. and Brian G. Barrett Grandmother of Roseanne and Kathryn Davis. Funeral from the John G.

Mollov Funeral Home. 1126 Washington st. DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, on Thursday. Sep- temDer 26 at 8 a.m. junerai Mass in St.

Ambrose Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home.

Inter ment new Calvary cemetery. RRAnivrsv Tn Wnrth Fnrf Sent 24. Hugo, beloved husband of Rose (Carveili) Bradanese. father of Robert, John and Mrs. Cynthia) Contardi.

brother of Anthony of Norwood. Edward of Randolph Mario, Mrs. Susan PIpoO. Mrs. Olga; F.nelish.

Mrs. Annie Renucci. all of! Needham and Mrs. Ida Langone of North End. Funeral from the Jo seph A.

Langone Jr. runerar Home. 58 Merrimac and New Chardon BOSTON Friday at 8:45 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Leonard'si Ci at lO a Relatives and friends invited.

Visit ing hours Wednesday Thursday 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. In lieui of flowers donations may be made to the Heart Funa. RRADLET Formerly of 3 Amboy AildM, in ralif Rpntember 22. Henry, beloved husband of the late Delia iR.eny. aevoiea icmci i Mrs.

Raymond Lund (Mary and Francis grandfather oi Mrs rAdor vii.oll Mre Kristine Rird- woii naviH stenhpn Lund end Karen Bradley, great grandfather of Meg: Jiiven. unerai iruni me Gerald W. Lehman Funeral Home. sko rmhrirf ALLSTON. Thursday morning at 8:10.

followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Anthony Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and frionric am lrinrilv invited. Inter ment St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Visit ing hours Tuesday evening Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. nnnnFRirrir Tn TWphester. Sep tember 24. Frank. beloyedj brother of Bessie M.

Broderick. Funeral from the John C- Mulry Funeral Home. 3 King St. at Dor-i Chester Thursday at 9 a.m. Funeral Ma in St.

Ambrose Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday. 2-4 and 7-9. Interment New calvary cemetery.

BROWN Of Dorchester, September 21. Gladys (Bickerstae. wife of Walter E. Brown. Resi dence 10 Danube Mother 01 Kenneth W.

Rrnwn nt Roslindnle, iter nf Stanley Nichols of New Hampshire. Cyril and Herbert Bickerstaffe of Brookline. Services will be held at the Bell Funeral Home. 376 wasmngton BROOKLINE on Thursday at 11 am. Pelalivps anrl friends Invited Calluig hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-8 p.m.

Please omit flowers. Contributions in her name may be made to the American Cancer 'So ciety, 138 Boston. RRfTI.E Of Sharon. September 24th. Mary (liervais).

Deiovea wite oi the late Wilbrod A. Brule. Mother Florence and Delphine Brule of Sharon, Mrs. Paul (Louise) Kelly 'and Mrs Fred (Virgmia) ton of aWalpole, Brule of Norfolk and Mrs. Frank (Margaret! Mcuer- mott of 16 grandchildren and 11 areat grandchildren.

Fu neral from her late residence. 481 old Post Sharon. Friday at 9 im. Funeral Mass in the Blessed sacrament cnurcn Jt a.m. Keia-tives anu friends invited.

Visiting hours Wednesday 7-10, Thursday and 7-10. Arrangements byi James ivumley Son, CORRECTION BRTAN Of Roslindale. Sept. 24, Margaret E. (Cratty), beloved wife of jonn t.

and mother of Mrs, Walker Phillips of. Brockton. Ed ward T. of West Yarmouth and thei late John J. Survived by 6 grand children, sister of sr.

Dorothy urat- ty. Sister of Charity of N.J., Sister Helen Cratty. Sister of Charity of in.o., mrs. iviary ivicnaoo oi west: Roxbury, Mrs. Elizabeth Keating of Dorchester and Mrs.

Alice Callahan of West Roxbury. Funeral from the F. J. Hlggina Funeral Home, 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE Friday, Sept. 27 at 9 a.m.

Funeral Mass in The Sacred Heart Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 7-9. Thursday. 2-4.

7-9 p.m. Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins Highway. BURKE Of Chestnut Hill. Sent. 24.

Catherine Agnes (Cahtll). wife pf the late Thomas J. Burke, beloved mother of Agnes and Kathleen Burke, both of Chestnut Hill. Rev. Thomas J.

Burke, S.J.. Fair- jieia university. Fairfield. Dr. John J.

Burke of Chestnut Hill. George A. Burke of Chestnut Hill and the late Edith Aneela Rurlce Grandmother of John, Steven, June Ellen, George and Catherine Agnes Burke. Relatives and friends may call at the family residence. 107 waoan mil Hill.

Thursday. 2-4 and 7-10 P.m. Mass of the Resurrection and funeral will be private on Friday. Interment St. Josephs Cemetery, West iwxDury.

BURRAGE In Hamilton, Sent. 21. Mrs. Catherine Baxter Burrage, in her 85th year, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Forrester A.

Clark; mother of Mrs. -r Katherine "U- flllillljll 11U tile late Russell Burrage Jr. Also leaves 11 grandchildren and' 24 Breath grandchildren. Funeral services: stncuy private. BUSTIN Of Wakefield.

Sent. 24. Robert of 1-A Woodbury husband of Helen (Greenan); lamer oi iaroi morourn of Ev erett, and Jnvre Cawthnrn fif Wakefield. Funeral from the But- ict unerai nome, au AiDion ot. Thursday.

Sept 26 at 8:16. Fu- nera! Mar st. Joseph's Church at 9. "Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. CAHILL Formerly of Newton! Centre.

September 24. 1974. Mary tyrant j. wite of nicnard V. Cahill of.640-Bth Miami Beach, mother of Deborah Jean Cahill: daughter of Ben Grant: sister of Cart -Grant Funer-! al from the-Cate and Pratt Funeral SEEk-A61 Washington SLOWEST NEWTON, Friday, September 27.

at 8:15. Funeral Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Newton Centre, at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment St.

Joseph's emeiery. CARD William, of 8 Madison Randolph. September 23. Husband of Rose (Portnoi) and father Of Martha grandfather of William and Russell wucicKenousn. Funeral private.

CARNEY-KEARNEY Of Cam bridge. September 24. formerly of Ballydevitt. County. Donnegal, Ireland, Patrick H.

Beloved brother of the lata rnu, Ellen Strasser and' Katherine Gal- lagner. Loving uncle of Mary E. Collins of Milton. Catherine N. Durkan nf Tinrrhpster onH Carney of Quincy.

Visiting hours' Murphy Funeral Home. 10a0 Dorchester Wednesday, 7-9, Thursday, 2-4-and 7-9. Funeral -Mass in. St. Margaret's Church Friday morning, September 27 at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Parking in rear of funeral nome. CARUSO Of Sudbury, formerly of waienown. sept. 6.

Anthony v. Caruso, beloved husband of Gilda iMoscai. tatner of Anthony v. Jr. of James M.

of Boxboro and Francis J. of Sudbury. Son of Con- cezio and the late Angelina- IMnrt- zio) Caruso of Watertown. Brother! ot josepn. james.

Antoinette Amo- nn ana susie woods all of water-town. Funeral frnm the DnnaM MacDonald and Son Funeral 270 Main Rte. 20. WATER-TOWN on Prtrlav at B-4S a Fu neral Mass in Our Lady of Fatima! nurcn, auaoury at 10 a.m. ffeja-tives and friends are kindly invited.

Calling hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m. inursoay z-4 ana 7-8 p.m. interment Calvary Cemetery, Waltham. CHAMPION Of Weston. Sept.

23, Elizabeth "Bessie" (Ames), widow of Harold P. formerly of 13, Whitte-more mother of Bradford of uoncora and Lester of Worthington. vjranamotner of Mrs, Bruce Geanl nicnaras of Dover. Memorial service Sunday, Sent 29, at 5 p.m. in me rirst Baptist Church, Weston, where she was a member for 461 years.

COLEMAN In Dorchester, September m. (O Hricn). belovad wife of the late John J. and devoted mother of the late John J. of South Boston.

Edward F. of DorJ Chester, sister of Mrs, Grace De-santis and Mrs. Ethel Flaherty of Mattapan Also survived by eight Kianacniiqren ana six great-grandchildren. Funeral from the John A oconnor Funeral Home. 740 Thursday morning at 8 a.m.

Funeral Mass, St. Mark's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting Weiesday unrt 7-0 P.m. Interment, New Cavalry Cem- CUMMINGg Of Wakefield.

Septem jr neipn e. iM'rnrvi. be-i ved wife of the lata Frederick J.l of 1053 Main, rie-l ySIf mother of Mrs. Paul Burke! Mass. nd WillUm F.

of Reading. sister of Patrick J. Murphy and Mis. Margaret M. Faherty both of Greenwood, Mass.

and the late Sister Evaneetistn O.P.; also survived! by grandchildren, Funeral from the Connolly and Gaudreau Funeral Home, 1159 Main MELROSE, Thursday nt 9 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass at the Church of the "'eseo sacrament. Wakefield, ai Keiatives and friends invited. Vttitln Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9, Interment body temetery, west fea- 24. suddenly.

John beloved son of Annie (Naughtoni and the late John J. cunmtf. brother oi Mary Strecker. Marguerite "Rita" Houn- selL Esther Moynihan, Virginia Hutchinson. Maurice, Paul, and Jo-, seph Cunniff, all of West and James Cunniff of Avon.

Fu- neral from the Bridy Funerpl Home, 10 Tower St, FOREST; RILLS. Friday mornine Sept. 27 at: 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. ITiere-i sas Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday evenings 7-10 p.m. Thursday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Interment New Cplvarv Cemetery. t-arxmg in rear of funeral home.

T11Psln' Joesph, beloved husband of Aurelia (Liuzzi) father of Miss Felicia M. DeLorenzo. Mrs. Rose Iannelli. Mrs.

Angela Marino, all of Arling ton, and Joseph DeLorenzo of JNewton centre. Brother of Mrs. An-elia LaTronica of Waltham also survived by 21 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral from the McAvoy-Gaffey Funeral Hpme, 223 Mass ARLING TON, on Fndav SeDt. 27 at 9 a.m.

followed by a Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church. Cambridge at 10 o'clock. Relatives ana friends invited, visiting hours Wednesday 7-9 p.m., and Tnursday z- ana p.m. ENNIS Bernard J. in Quiney.

Sept. 24. 1974: beloved husband of Abbie J. (Sullivan) of 7 Moscow! father of Lillian Ennis of the home address. Bernard J.

Jr. of Kanaoipn. Mrs. Charles (Mary) iioiaen ot worm uuincy and iran-cis Publicover of Quincy. Also sur vived by 9 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Relatives and! fnends respectfully invited to at tend tne tuneral from the Keohane runerai nome. 7Bo HancocK 5t WOLLASTON. Friday at 8:15. Fu neral Mass in Sacred Heart Church at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Wednesday i-s.

xnursaay a- ana p.m. ERLANDSON TN Boston. Spntem. ber 23. Judith beloved daughter of John T.

Erlandson of Quincy Mrs. Frances (Foley) Rull of Boston, devoted sister of Eric E. Erlandson of Dorchester. Funeral from the O'Brien Funeral Home. 146 Dorchester SOUTH BOS TON.

Thursday at 8. Funeral Mass in St. Monica Church at 9 a.m Relatives and friends invited. Visit ing hours Wednesday. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

FEENEY Of Wellesley. suddenly, Sept. 23, Peter heloved husband of Lillian P. (Curtin): fnher of! Maureen E. Holmes of WestboroJ Peter J.

Cheryl A. and James P. Feeney all of Wellesley, Joanne L. Klinger of Davenport. Iowa: brother of James F.

of Brunswick, Maine. William E. of South Portland, Maine. Mary E. Day of Portland.

Maine. Catherine A. Welch of Scarborough Maine. Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Residence 95 urest a.

uneral trom tne George F. Doherty and Sons Funeral Home, 477 wasmngton 1 WELLESLEY Thursday at ln-15 Funeral Mass in St. Paul's Church1 at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9.

interment wooaiawn cemetery wellesley. FOX Of Billerica. formerly of Cam bridge. Sept. 23.

Albert brother of Miss Dorothy Fox of Billerica. formerly of Cambridge, Mrs. Violet euono of Billerica. James of Bos ton. Mrs.

Rose Torrey of Vermont and Mrs. Lillian Chase of Shirley. Funeral services at the Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home. 66 Concord BILLERICA oh Thursday ai ii a.m. Keiatives ana mends re snectfully invited.

Visitinff hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Late owner ot tne new England Elevator Company of Boston. FUGAZZOTTO In Newton. 24, f-utienia (Marasco), Deiovea wife of the late Carmello, residence 7 Arundel Terrace; mother of! Frank of Italy. John of Reading, Victor of Woburh'.

Salvatore of Newton asi Helen Archidicano of somerviue. runerai the Mar tin E. Conroy Funeral Home. 439 Washington NEWTON, Friday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mans in the Church Our Lady at 9 a.m, Visiting hours -I Wednesday 7-9 Thursday 2-4 an 7-9 p.m.

FULLER In FraminEham, Septem ber 24, William Thomas, age ai: of! 14 Temple Account jbxecutivel with Harris LPham huuanu of Harriet tEllisr: lather of William! Gliomas in kieimaiv boiomon c. Ill or Asnlana. ivus. Meta (Fuller) HiEsmootnan uetioit. orutner of Solomon, Jr.

oi Bourne and Perry j. and grandchildren. Son of the late Solomon Carter Fuller, prominent protessor of neuropathology at Boston University and the late Meta Warrick) Fuller, 'internationally known ficlllotnr and artist. Funeral services at St. Andrews Episcopal! Church, ttuckminster fkam.

INGHAM CENTRE, Thursday Sep tember at ii a.m. calling hours at the Wadsworth Funeral Home. Framingham, Wednesday evening1 from 7-9. The family requests that donations be made in his memory to either tne Solomon c. uner in stitute in care of B.U.

Medical School or the Diapetes Society of trreater Boston. GAFFNEY In Reading, formerly of Belmont ana camDriage, sept 23. John beloved husband of the late Elizabeth M. (Hennessy) Gaif- ney: father of Margaret C. Mo loney of Reading; Jean A.

valin of Lexington, Brenda C. Gaffney of Anchorage, Alaska; Kathleen J. Redler of Duxbury and Maureen Starr of Arlington: brother of Rose Mullen, Celia D. and Eu-I gene Gaffney of Cambridge and Edward of Nanant. Also survived by 15 grandchildren.

Funeral from the Stanton Funeral Home 786 Mt. Auburn St. WATERTOWN Thursday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Church atl 8:00. Relatives and friends re spectfully invited to attend Vis iting hours Wednesday z-4 and 7-8 P.m.

interment Belmont Cemetery, Retired, police officer. City of Cambridge ana member of Cam- bridge Police Relief Association. Contributions in his memory may be -made to the Father JHi Hennessy Mission 49 Franklin Boston. GILFOII Of Needham. Sent.

23. Anne M. (Ryan), beloved wife of the late John F. Gilfrul: mother of jonn liiiiou and Phyllis M. Lundberg, both of Roslindale.

Kathryn G. Healy of Needham; grandmother of James A. Mccormick of Jacksonville. John F. McCormick of Dedham andMary jane of Milton: 'also sur vived by 8 great-grandchildren.

Residence 25 Fairfield St. Funeral from the George F. Doherty and Sons Funeral Home. 1305 Highland NEEDHAM on Thursday at 8:15. Funeral Mass in Joseph's cnurcn at a.m.

Keiatives ana friends kindly invited. Visiting nours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. In terment st, Marys cemetery Needham. GROSS Of Winchester, formerly of somerviue. sept.

22. suddenly. Howard W. (Bill): heloved husband of Josephine E. (Barbcra) Kulch-Gross.

residence 62 A Swan-ton father of Dominic P. Kulch of Franklin. William H. Gross of Louisiana and Mrs. John (Barbara) Dattilo of Burlington: also survived by 4 grandchildren and 3 great-.

granacnuaren. runerai irom tne Lane Funeral Home. 760 Main Winchester. Thursday, sept 26 at a.m. runerai Mass in st.

Mary's Church at 10 a.m. Kindly omit flowers, suing nours rues- day 7-9. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. GROVES Of Reading, September 24, Eric husband of June (Lowes) proves ot ts intervale Terrace, fa ther of Eric T. Jr.

of Lowell, Don M. of stoneiiam, curt A. and Mrs. Steven (Robin) Granelli, both of Reading, Carol A. of Maiden, son of Donald M.

Groves of pepperell Mass. Services at the Edgerley Bessom Funeral Home. 743 Main READING, Thursday. Septem ber 26 at 11 a.m. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 o.m: Con tributions may be made in his memory to the cancer runa.

HAJJAR Philomena (Wakin) of East Weymouth, Sept. 23. beloved! wife of the late Elias Hajiar of 971 Washington mother of Antoon Hajjar of East Weymouth; sister of Rev. Philip Wakin of Jerusalem Elias Wakm of Lebanon, ana Mar tha Wakin of Lebanon; also sur vived by five grandchildren and one great-grandchild Funeral from McDonald Funeral home. SOUTH WEYMOUTH, at 809 Main St.

Rte. 18 (opposite South Shore Hos pital). Thursday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Albert's Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours. Wednesday! 2-4 and 7-8. Family prefers donations In her memory to be given to the charity of your choice. HAWKINS In Melrose, September 23.

Clarence G. Hawkins nf 104 I.mwood Av. Funeral service at the GatHy Home 79 West Foster MELROSE. Wednesday. Sept.

25, at 11 Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. JOYCE In Watertown, September 23, Helen M. (Kelly) of '23 Boyd St. beloved wife of Thomas F.

Joyce, mother of Sr. Ellen Joyce O.P.! Edward T. of Framingham, Mrs. Patricia J. Connors of Wal tham, Mary E.

Joyce of Water-town and Mrs. Kathleen M. Hater of Mahnpac, N.Y., sister of Mrs. Marguerite Lowney of Maynard, Mrs. Evelyn Waters of Springfield, Mrs.

Mildred Hennessey of Burl-! ington. John J. Kelly of Spring-Held and Joseph F. Kelly of Watertown Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral from -the W.

Thomai Memorial Funeral Home, 75 Galen St, WATERTOWN. Thursday, September 28. at 9:15 a.m. Mass of Concelebration at St, Patrick Church at 10. Relatives and friends aro kindly invited to attend.

Calling hours Tuesday 7-9: Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. In lieu of flowers contribution! in her memory may be made to The Dominican Sisters Fund for the Poor, St. Catherine, Kentucky, 40061. ington University in St. Louis, at Rochester University, and at Simmons College.

In 1920, Miss Wood was appointed by the Rockefeller Foundation to a committee evaluating all schools of nursing in the United States and Canada. She was a member of the Massachusetts Board of Nursing Examiners, and was a former chairman of the Nursing Council of the Greater. Boston Communities 1 Massachusetts General, during its hospital school's 150th anniversary celebration in 1961, cited her for her achievements. She leaves a brother, John Wood of New Port Richey, Fla. Burial will be in Newton Cemetery.

Cross and taught theology a there until 1970 when he retired as associate professor. i Fr. Walsh was also a cartoonist for the Jesuit Mission publication, "A1-' Baghadi." t-i' He. leaves a brother; John p. Walsh of Cambridge.

A concelebrated Mass will be sung Friday at 10 a.m, in St. Joseph's Chapel at Holy Cross, Burial will be ifi. the Jesuit Cemetery on the campus. DEATHS Alves. Mary Barrett.

Claire. M. Bates. Roffer E. Keller.

Patricia M. Aeene, Kennedy, Frank Kierce, George LaCrosse, Ella G. Langley, J. M. Jr.

Lawrence, Howard Leggett, George T. Mangiasi Concetta McCarthy. John T. McGaf igan. Bodozian.

Harry I. Bradanese. Hugo Bradley. Henry Broderick. Frank Brown.

Gladvs Brule, Mary L. Brvan. Margaret Burke, Catherine A Burraee. Catherine Margaret R. McLean, Maude A.

Mitchell, H. G. Murphy, Dorothy Mushrush. Grace Neagle. David H.

Noone. Marsaret. M. Bustin, k. Mary Card.

William Carney-Kearney, atrick H. Caruso. Anthony Champion, iO'Connell. Patricia izabetn. CDleman, Lillian raimer, tvuiis a.

Panza, A. Park. Helen Parker. Clarence Parrotta, Arthur Peabody. Damaris CumminKS.

Helen unniti, jonn J. D'Ambrpsio, fnuomena v. DeLorenzo. Joseph Piazza, C. r.ins.

Punch, William F. Robert. Urbain Ennis. Bernard J. Erlandson.

Judith Feeney, Peter San, Joseph i Fox. Albert sarm. Michael J. Smith, Gertrude Eueenia Smith Marion Stoddard. Col.

Henry R. Trihhle. A. Rov Fuller, William T. Gaffney, John A.

Gilfoil. Anne M. Gross. Howard W. Groves.

Frir T. Vaughan. MarioneK. Hajj3r. Philcmena Vlcario-Costa, -Rose Hawkins, c.u.

Johnson, Gustave Joyce, Helen M. Keene, R. Christina Webb, Gertrude J. Whnlen. Mary E.

White, Margaret Wnnri. Helen Woods. R. E. Jr.

Keldysz. Lillian Yazejian, Martin. LATE DEATH NOTICES D'AMBROSIO Unexpectedly, in Plymouth, Sept. 24, Mrs. Philo- V.mena --iV.

(DiRocco) D'Ambrosio. widow of Joseph L. D'Ambrosio and mother of Mrs. Robert Crone, Robert 'J. and Joseph E.

D'Am- brosio. Residence, Homer I Manomet. Friday morning, 1 Sept. 4,9 r. 1 xi PLYMOUTH Peck-Garrtty Funeral Home, ss COURT followed by a Funeral Mass in St'-Bona-' venture's Church.

Manomet. at 10. Donations in her memory may be made to at. uonaventure Church. Calling hours Wednesday 7-9.

Thursday 2-4. and 7-9. ELLIS In Winchester, Sept. 24. 1974.

Eliza (Webb), wife of the late A. Russell Ellis, mother of- Russell W. of Putney, Vermont; Emmons S. of Winchester, Robert W. of Weston, Stearns of San Fran- caiuorma; Donald H.

of Winchester and William W. Ellis i of Washington, D.C. Services in the Winchester Unitarian rhiirch Main St. at Mystic Valley i on rriaay at p.m. The family will be at home, 9 Madison immediately following the service.

Memorials in her name -may be made to the Winchester! XTUSpiLal, KEENE Of Weymouth. Sept. 25. Elizabeth. (Davis), age 57, of 34 uevay wne of the late Wilson Keene; mother of Mrs.

Harriet Wilson of South Weymouth. Funeral service at the C. C. Shepherd runerai nome, is neasant SOUTH WEYMOUTH, on Frirtay. Sept.

27, at 9:30 a.m. Calling hours Thursday, 7-9 p.m. Donations in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society. 142 main Brockton 02401. STODDARD Of Needham.

Seotem 01; Penry B. reiirea, nusDana Of Mary M. (Morrissey), father of Willis W. Stod dard of Redondo Reach. Calif, anrf the late Henry R.

Stoddard Jr. Fu neral service at tne Congregational Church of Needham, 1154 Great! Plain Friday, September 27 at 1:30 p.m. Visiting hours at the Eaton Funeral Home, 1351 Highland ve z- ana 1-9 Thursday. DEATH NOTICES ALVES In Charlestown, September 24, 1974. Mary (Perry), beloved wife- of the late John Alves, mother of Frank Alves of Ohio.

Edward Alves of Joseph Alves of Everett, Mrs. Mary John son of Charlestown, and Mrs. O'Connor of Billerica. Also survived by 13 grandchildren andj 17 great grandchildren. Funeral the Frank H.

Carr Funeral Home. 220 Bunker Hill- CHARLESTOWN. Friday, at 11:15. Funeral Mass in St. Francis de Sales cnurcn, at a.m.

Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours, Thursday, 2-4, and 7-9 p.m. BATES Roger E. for merly of Scituate. September 23d 1974.

of the late Lcnorej a. loneparai.nates. Late residence at 184 Pine St. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Keo- nanc runerai nome. 7Hfl HancocK mii.i.ASTWN, xnursnay at 11 a.m.

visiting hours, Wednesday, -7 9. Late member of the Quincy rtmi'ijcan rnsi wo. BODOZIAN Harry Israel, irf Water. mwn, ocpi. oeiovea husband of Mary (Kalajian): brother of the late Daniel.

Funeral service at the St. James Armenian Church. 465 Mt. Auburn Watertown, Thurs- ony ai i p.m. visiting nours at tne Aram Bedrosian- Funeral Home.

558 Mt. -Auburn WATEBTOWN. Wednesday evening 7-9. Member newiorr i.onge of Elks No. 1327.

Elks Service at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Thomas J. Walsh; S-- 63 former associate'' dean of men and associate professor of theology at Holy Cross College, Wor- cester, died Tuesday in St.

Vincent's Hospital cester after a long illness. He was born in Waltham, attended local schools including St. Mary's and received an AB degree an history from College in J.932. v. Fr.

Walsh taught history at BC from 1938.0 1940 and then entered- ciety of Jesus at Shadow-brook, Lenox, in 1932. He studied- theology at Weston College, where he was ordained toAne priest- 'hood by. bishop Thomas S.7.,.in He celebrated his first Mass iaC Jiine. 1943' at St. Marys Church, Waltham.

servmg m-yanpus aax jlujoius lie: wciitr to Holy Cross, where he served, as assistant dean of men from. 1946 1948 and assistant professor of theology from 1948 to 1955. In 1955 he returned to BC to teach theology lord three years, after which he went; 'back to Holy Dr. McEnany Former headmaster Div Dorothy (Lyons) McEnany; 77, of 79 Brook-dale Dedham, died suddenly at her home today. Born iri Dedham, Mrs.

McEnany, who held1 a doctorate in philosophy, was former headmaster of the Jeremiah E. Burke School in Dorchester She was a member of the Dedham Women's Club and former member of the Dedham School Committee. Mrs. McEnany leaves; one Rosalie Lyons of 79 Brookdale' av. A funeral mass will beheld Friday at 10 a.m., at St.

Mary's Church in Ded-' ham. Burial will follow at the Brookdale Cemetery in Dedham. morning and one in the. late afternoon. The call for the commitment was issued by Jewish religious leaders including Lawrence berg, president of the Associated Synagogues of Massachusetts; Rabbi Samuel Korf rabbinic administrator, Associated Synagogues; Rabbi.

Meyer Strassf eld, president of the Massachusetts' Board of Rabbis; and Rabbi Abraham president of the Vaad Ha-robonim. v- Rabbi Korff said the vow to Israel "seeks to emphasize the relevancy of the most sacred day of the Jewish year to the destiny of Israel. To the Jew, Israel is part of his faith, and Jerusalem a part of his daily prayers," he said. Yom Kippur begins for Jewry tonight Jewish leaders in Massachusetts yesterday urged Jews to renew their commitment to Israel during Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, which begins at sundown tonight. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is a major Jewish holiday and is devoted fasting, prayer and meditation.

It ends at sundown tomorrow, 'Though the rioly day is solemn and regarded as a day of judgment, it is not imournful in character, but rather an opportunity for Jews to seek forgiveness for their sins. (.. In orthodox and conservative congregations, the entire day is devoted to prayer and meditation. In reform temples, two services are held, one in the neral services will be held at tne Pike Funeral Home, Beach Revere on Thursday. Sept.

26 at 8 D.m. All brothers please try to attend. DONALD P. DeTUCCI. E.R.

JOHN D. GRAHAM, Secy. X. swwa afc a I ---i-irnrr-i.