Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 19

ANNA CLOUSING Mrs Anna dousing 78, of the Holand Home for the Aged died Friday May 1, ending a lingering illness Bora ir. the Nether'ands November 6 1871 she resided in Rosc'ana for 67 years and at the Holand Home i the past no and one half years She was member of the Thud Chr'stian Refoimed church of Roseland She was the wife of the lati Peter mother of Cornelius John Louis, Jeanette Vogel Lawence James A and Raymond Shievepo'-t La and sister of Maigaiet. Ida Van Zandbergen sjid Mts Minnie DeBoer Ulne flandchildien and four a jtandchildren also survue Funeial services were held Mcn- aav May 4, at 1 30 pm at the Holand Home for the Aged with i Re. Gernt Hoeksema ciarae Mis Margaret Anderson assisted as solo st and Mrs Mar- Vanderbilt was organist Interment was, in Fairmont cemetery The Milton Bos Funeral He me was in charge of ararngements THOMAS MICHAEL MALLOY Thomas Michael Malloy 14 of i 14216 ClarK died Mon- daj Apiil 27 in Ingalls Memorial hospital Hiiivej He was born July 25, 19M limmord Surviving are his paiente Wal- tci and Oenevieve Malloy a i Dennis his paternal si andoai ents Mr and Mrs John Malloj and a a grand- motnei Mis Nina Downjig, of Hammond Ind Funeral i weie held Thursda, 30 at 1 from a funeiai home at 244 East 138th Rivtidale with the Rev Virgil Ohil-ote of the Ivamoe Community Methodist church, ofn- ciatmg Interment was in Oak- liwn cemeteiy. funeral home it 244 Has: 138th Rlve'dale, wit.j the Rev.

Alexander Campbell of Emanui'l Evangelical and Reformed church. Dolton in charge Interment was In Oakland cemetery, Doltcn ALICE PYLE EFTING Mrs Alice Psle Efting, 78, of 11543 a a died Monday evning. May 4, at 10 o'clock in hei home Her death followed a stroke and Illness of only a few days She had leturned to Roseland last Friday spending the Winter In Flouda Born December 15, 1874, she had been a resident of Roseland about 70 years She was a member of Bethany Refoimed church. Sui viv mg are her a Joseph two daughters, Mrs Marlon Bonnema, of Dolton, and Mrs WiUcra Johnson, of Doltoa, and a son. Wilverd Efting, of Hart- foid Mich a sister, Mrs Nellie Koppelman.

of Roseland, and three brothers Henry Braschler, Peter and Nicholas Pyle A num- bei of grandchildren also survive services will be held Thursday, May 7, at 1 30 pm. from a funeral home at 10928 Michigan w.th Dr Harry Hager In charge Interment will be In Beverly cemetery. VARGO Mrs Miiy Vargo, about 67 for- meily of 11745 Sangamon died Thursday April 30 at her home I 5311 South Richmond She had been in ill health for some time She is the wife of the late John, mothei of Anns Prczko Maij Reato Helen Daege, Peter John Mike Geoise, of the US Navy bte.e the late Sgt Chailes of the Corps and the late Sgt And- icw of the Maune Corps and of Michael Nick Robeit Daegei Alma jluhs Doiothi. Julia and Doloi- cs Seven istandohildren also Mir- Funeiai i i weie held iiiesdav May 5 at 9 30 a fiom a funeiai chapel at 27i8 West 51st to St Mary church, 50th and Seeley Interment xas In Holy Sepalchie cemetery. JOHN SHULTZ John Schultz, 50, of 5550 South Kenneth, passed away suddenly at his home Saturday noon, May 2, following a heart attack He was born in Tipton, Iowa, September 7 1902 the son of Mr.

and Mrs Joshua Schultz, and had resided in Chicago for the past 30 yeais He was employed in the accounting department of the Allen Wrisley Corp. for the past 23 yeais. Mr Slmltz was the husband of Marion, nee Grabske, father of Richaid Shultz, of Elmhurst, Mrs Dorothy Dujka, of Chicago, and Wil lam Shultz. grandfather of Robert and Daniel Dujka; brother of Erwin Shultz. of Eastland, Texas, Mrs.

Mildred Baney. of Davenort Iowa and Mrs. Ruby Bower of Atlanta, Mo The lemams were at rest the Doty FuriMal Home Iiom Sunday aftornoon. May 3. until the hour of the funeral services at 1 30 Tuesdaj, May 5 The Rev.

William Koshewa ofJiciated. assisted by the Rev Ludu ig C. Kutz. John Sloan wai soloist and Victor Olson oigamst Inteiment was in the family lot in Mount Greenwood cemetery MARTIN H. ZENGE Martir H.

Zenge. 75 of 5171 West 104th died at his home. Sundaj May 3 Born Milhausen Germany Alarch 1J 1878 he was a resident of this community for 72 i'ars and was a retired railroad engm- ee He was a membei of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No 815 Suiviving is Ins wife Florence, nee Wiight Funei al services were held Wednesday May 6 at 1 30 pm from the Phillips Funeral Home with the Rev i i a Rest in harge Mrs Clara Lucas assisted 'as organist Interment was in Oak Hill ceme'-ery. ROSE E. PROPPER Mrs Rose Propper, 72 of Lincoln avenue Dclton, died at the home of her daughter Mrs Mabel 15232 Wood a Wednesday April 29 aftei lingering illness She was oorn March 20.

1881 in Chicago aid had resided here for the past 45 vtais She leaves, besides her daughter a grandson Charles Berggren, of Haivey and two brothers Anthony Seng of Chicago, and Matthew Seng of Cleveland. Ohio Her husband William Piop- per, preceded her in death six yeais ago Funeral services were held Friday. May 1. at 2 pm from the uneral home at 244 East 138th Riverdale with Rev Raymond Riech of the Optn Bible church Riverdale officiating Interment was in Oaklawn cemetery, Thornton ANNA FRANKE Mrs An Franke, 65 of 14246 Grant Dolton Thursday, April 23 at the Dolton Convalescent Hoiie She was born in Dolton July 9 1887 She Iraves a daughter Mrs Mab 1 Geilich, of Ivanhoe a son Henry of Dolton a orother. Fred Albreclit of Dolton two sisters i Mrs Emma Biesboer and Mrs Bertha Cieloha of Chicago Five I grandchildren also survive Funeral sei vices were neld Monday, April 27, at 1 30 from a CHARLES E.

ALLEN Chailes Allen, 50, of 11308 Michigan died Sunday, May 3, In Souh Shore hospital His death wis due to a heart ailment Bom In Chicago, August 11. 1902 he was a lifelong resident of this community and had been employed by the Sherwin-Williams Company He was the husband of Catherine Piejko Allen, soil of the late Charles and Lilliam Allen; and brother of Roland Funeral services were held Wednesday May 6, at 3 pm at the Cooney Mortuary with the Rev David Engstrom in charge Helen VanderSteeg was organist and James Bauer was soloist Interment was in Mount Greenwood cemetery JOSEPH MALESH Joseph Malesh, 90. of 119 East 107ih, one of the oldest residents of the area, died at his home, May 4 His death was due to a heart ailment Born in Sauliu, Lithuania, he was a resident of this community for 32 years. He was the father of Mrs. Antoma PetralUs, Mrs.

Elsie Mazll- uuskis IV ri Stella Zaks, Mrs Josephine Tanls, Adolph, John, and Alphonse Also surviving are 13 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 7, at 2 at the Bukauskas Funeral Home, 10821 Michigan Interment win be in the Lithuanian National cemetery Card of Thanks tah, ffe wish to express our sincere TM thanks to a i our friends re- and for their floral tributes words svmpitfiy and kind assistance rendered In our late sad be- reiuimem ispurtally Thank Rev Geor a Thomson Russell Foster Roseland No 49 American Legion inn Arm, Co-p' Illlnoti MUUary District ani neighbors who con trlbu td for cilldren room l-i the Gr, i nstonr VfhodliL rliurrh friends ind VHow of shrnvln Vvl Co tliSMiatep and the Doty 1 uneial Home their wonderijl tendered us MRa EMMA MR ATO MRS EARL DANCIt, MRS bARAH PAGAN MR A.ND MRS RUDOLPH BJJZL THEKESIA A. DOEMLING Mrs Theresia A Doemllng, 85, of 54 West 113th, died at her home Thursday, April 30. Born in Detroit, December 10, 1867. she was a resident of this community for 61 years She was a membe- of Si. Mary's Altar and Rosary Sodality, and San Salvador Circle, No 39, Daughters of Isabella.

She was the wife of the late Gustave Doemllng. who was general foreman of the Pullman company from 1883-1916, mother of Mrs Lucy Kerwin, of St. Petersburg. Fla Walter A. Doemling.

and the late Leo and Estelle, and sister of Mrs Mary Sniffer, and the late William, Anthony and Frans Schulte Six grandchildren a'so sui rtve. Funeral services were held at 9 30 a Monday, 4, from tne decedent's home to St. Nicholas church where a requiem mass was: solemnized by the Rev. Pierre Barsketis Serving as pallbearers were Roy Schulte, George Hermann, Floyd Arnold, Don Doem- llng, Lee Kerwtii, and Joseph Michielsen I was in Mount Oliver cemetery. The Cooney Mortuary was to charge of arrangements.

WAITER WRZOSEK (ROSEK) Walter Wrzosek (Rosek) 73, of 11400 South Park, died Saturday. April 25. at his home. His death as due to heart ailment. Born in Poland, he was a resi- Cub Scout Pack Practicing For Softball Tourney Cub of Pack 3633, Washington i Methodist Church, have been holding softball practice sessions Saturday afternoons at 107th and Aberdeen.

The most promising young athletes will mate the team and enter a tournament with the other 13 teams in the Tri-Ridge district The wnning team will be awarded c'lampionship trophy early June Roy a 10853 Peona, is managing, the players of Pack 3633 and hope to see all the Cubs out for futuie practice Mrs. Jolm Barry, 1092 Peona, is the new Mother of Den 2, Pack 3631 The boys it, the den are Ernes' Birry, Gaston Zough, a Gallagher Jr, Joseph Gallagher, a O'Hair, and Arthur Rydeen. Mrs Robert Ergo is assisting Mrs. Barry. Cub Scout Packs 3666 and 3607 were co-hosts to other Cub Scout Den Mothers and Cubmasters the Tri-Ridge district at a round table conference at Christ the King church on April 14.

The theme for May was discussed and Ideas for carrying it out at den meetings presented The theme is "Mother Nature's Back Yard" A short movie depicting the logging and paper making Industry was presented dent of this community for 40 years and was a pensioned em- ploye of the Pullman Car company He was a member of the Holy Name Society, and the Progressive Lodge, Gr. 500, A He was the husband of Josephine, nee Kwiatkowski; and father of Casimir, Helen Benedict, and Regina Four grandchildren and a great granddaughter also survive. Funeial services were held Tuesday, April 28, from the Pisarski and Son Funeral Home to St Salomea church a requiem mass was solemnized at 10 30 a. by the Rev Przybylowicz Serving as pallbeareis were members of Progressive Lodge, Gr. 500 A.

Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. MICHAEL KRUPA Michael Krupa, 67, of 12844 Winchester Blue Island, died Thursday, April 30, following a long illness Mr Krupa was a resident of this community until three yeais ago when hp moved to Blue Island to make his home with a daughter, Olga He was the father of Olga Anastasia and Angiline Bolda, and brothei of Frances Ogorek. Four grandchildren also survive Funeral rites weie held Monday morning. May 4, with the solemnization of a requiem mass in Assumption B.V.M church by the Rev. Koziel.

tnterment was in Holy Cross cemetery. The Opyt Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. MICHAEL MATIRKO Michael Matirko. 82, of 10007 Lafayette, passed away suddenly at his home Saturday night, May 2, 1953 following a heart attack He was born in Unternetzensei- fen Hungary September 22, 1870 and came to tills country more than 70 years ago, residing in this community most of the time. He was employed as a brass moulder by the Pullman Company until taking leave of his work about 1927 following 31 years of sen-ice He had been emloyed for about 12 yaars by tht General Electric Company, retiring about 12 years ago.

Mr. Matirko was a member of Palace Lodge No. 765, A F. A lor over 50 years, and was a member of the Pullman Twenty Year Service Club. He was the husband of Pauline, nee Sperling; father of Chester A Matirko, and Miss Elsie Matirko, and brother of the late Julia Tomasch.

The remains were at rest in the Doty Funeral Home until the hour of the funeral services Tuesday afternoon. May at 3 o'clock The Rev. George Thomson officiated, assisted John C. Sloan soloist, and Victor E. Olson, organist.

Interment was In Cedar Park cemetery. a i services were conducted at the funeral home under auspices of Palace Lodge Monday evening, May 4, at 8 o'clock. ANNIE KNGX Mrs. Annie Knot, 70, of 619 East 105th, passed away Tuesday morning, April 28. She was born in Kilwmmng, Scotland.

July 30. 1882, and came to this country and the Pullman community more than 50 years ago She was a member of Lady MacDonald Lodge No. 50, Daughters of Scotia. Mrs Knox was the wife of the late William Gordon Knox, mother of the late William Knox; grandmother of James Robert and Raymond W. Knox The remains were at rest In the Doty Funeral Home from Wed- No More Flooded Basement! or Sewer Gas A simple derlee called SEWER- SEAL hennettcaly Mala basement drain, and out water, fewer odors, rats, bun and vermin Oper.i and like a faucet and costs leal than a coed fancet No digging or alterations Fits any drain Just mix a little cement to hold seat If your a stoes'nt a SEWKRSKAL.

Write, W. Bruz, La bite, IHitooia. Raymond Oviyach Gets Promotion At Post In Germany The II Air Force has announced that Raymond H. Oviy- ach, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Oviyach, 10610 LaSalle, has been promoted to the grade of stalf sergeant at Bitburg Air Base In Germany. Prior to his entry into the service in Septi'mber 1950, Sgt Ovi- yach attended Chicago Vocational School, ano was employed by an auto sales concern. He arrived in the European Command in June '1951 Sgt Oviyach is presently assigned to the 36th Maintenance Squadron, 36th Fighter-Bomber Wurig, widely lecognlzed as one of the outstanding units of the European team and constantly striving to further their reputation as "Guardians of vhe European Frontier nesday evening, April 29, until the hour of the funeral services Friday afternoon, May 1 at o'clock. The Rev. John DeKruyter officiated, assisted by Mrs.

Mary Westwater, soloist, and Victor E. Olson, organist Interment was in the family lot In Mount Greenwood cemetery. Memorial services were conducted Thursday evening, April 30, at 9 o'clock by the Lady MacDonald Lodge. MARTHA H. KENNEDY Mrs Martha H.

Kennedy, 91, of 134 West lllth place, one of the oldest residents of the community, died Piiday May 1, at her home. Born in New Maiket, Ontano, Canadsi, November 29, 1861, she was a resident of this community for 70 years She was the wife of the late Captain Richard Kennedy; mother of Mrs Gertrude Schouten, John and the late Margaret Pennington, Helen Clader, and Richard and sister of the late Annie and Mary Hendry. Four grandchildren, and one a grandchild also survive. a services were held Tuesday, May 5, from the Cooney Mortuary to Holy Rosary church, 113th and South Park, where a requiem mass was solemnized at 10 a by the Rev. James Sheri- celerrant, the Rev.

Edward coffey, deacon; and the Rev. George Kane, subdeacon. Serving as pallbearers were Edward Clifford, James Brower, a i Edwin Duffy, Lawrence Graham, and James McMaster Intel ment was in Holy Sepulchie cemetciy. HENRY C. WANQUIST Henry Wanquist, 62, of 12110 Hamlin, Blue Island, formerly of this community, died Sunday, May 3, in Little Company of Mary hospital.

Born in lihpeming, ch, October 7, 1890, he operatec' a bakery at 10740 Michigan for many years before moving to Blue He was a member of Utoiia Lodge, No 894, AF. and A He was the husband of Gertrude Tripton Wanquist; father of John son of Amelia Wanquist and the late Charles, and brother of Ella and Fred Wanquist, and the late Lillian Thorn Funeral sei vices were held Wednesday, May 6, at 1 30 pjn from the Cooney Mortuary with the Rev. Alvin Prestholt i charge. Masonic sei vices were conducted Tuesday, May 5, at 8 pjn. by Utopia Lodge, No 894, AJF.

A M. Interment was In Beverly cemetery. FRANCESCO EIZZI Francesco Rizzi, 73, of 11658 Wentworth died Saturday. April 25. His death was due to a heart ailment.

Born in Tremosme, Italy, December 1879, he was a resident of this community for 40 years and was a retired laborer. There are no surviving relatives a services were held Tuesday, Apnl 28, from the Panozzo Brothers Funeral Home to St Anthony's chxirch where a requiem was solemnized at 9 a m. by the Rev. Delflno Pierazzo. Serving as palbearers were Eugenio Bordoni, Louis Loser, Frank Ghidotti, Egtdio Passardi, Joseph Ghidotti, and Angelo Ghidotti.

Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ROY CANNON Roy Cannon, 51, of 11818 Wallace, died Thursday April 30, at the Veterans hospital, Hlnes, HI Born in Kouts, April 1, 1892, he was resident of this community for 17 years and was a construction company employe He was a veteran of World War serving as sergeant first class with the Headquarters Detachment, 390th Engmeers. He was the husband of Alvina Cannon, father of Kenneth Cannon, Berkley Air Force Base, Mobile, William Vanderlin- Award Winners To Be Presented During Concert Morgan Park Gleemert Will Be Heard Tuesday Evening David R. Wiersema, president of the Morgan Park Gleemen proudly announces that two young musicians have been selected to appea; with the Gleemen in their Spring Concert. The Gleemen will present their in Fenger High School auditorium Tuesday evening May 32, at 8 15 o'clock This year the Gleemen have selected Instrumentalists as their award winners which is quite a departure from previous awards when at least one and olten all the winners were In the leld of voice The first winner to apt par on the program this year will foe Miss Shirley Hauk cellist, who is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis' a Dubuque, Iowa She started with the cello at the age of 12 and continued her with Hans Hess and Dudlej Powers Miss a also wen the Evanston Woman's Club Scholarship last year.

The second winner, according to Mr. Wiersema will be a young pianist who has already made quite a name for himself though only 17 years old. He is John Thomas Covelli, pianist who has a with both the Chicago Orchestra ano. the Chicago Civic Orchestra. During his young career he has garnered many awards including medals, an automobile and concert appearances.

At the age of 7 he played for the Chicago Music Festival luncheon Normal Young People The Gleemen commend these young artists not only because they are good i i a but also because they are attractive, normal, fun loving people who Cake life as it comes but see to it that they concentrate on as n.uch of the pood things of life as possible. The Gleemen will again present a program containing music to suit every taste There will be old favorites like "The Martyrs of the A a "Who Is Sylvia" and 'Thanks Be To Thee There will also be a medley from Soatli Pacific and hoiror or horrors they will even sing "There is Nothin Like a Dame This male chorus of 50 voices has been singing its way the hearts of the people of the community for 22 seasons It is not a chorus of trained singers but of businessmen, lawyers, doctors, machinist and many others who find a common ground in singing. Ten of the men are now with the mili- tarj forces all over the world. It Is the hope and prayer of all members of the chorus that these men will have returned to sing with the group in the next year. den, of Florida, James Vinderlin- den, Mrs Geo'ge Sexton, MIT Donald Taylor; and brother of Mrs A C.

Barrett, of Cartago, Calif, and F. B. Cannon, of El Cajon, Calif Nine grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were held Monday, May 4, at 1:30 from a funeral chapel at 10S28 Michigan with the Rev. Carl Lundquist in charge.

Interment was In Mount Hope cemetery. JAMES M. STINSON James M. Stlnson, 81, of 11742 Princeton, died Monday May 4, at his home. His death was due to a heart ailment.

Born in Kosciusko county, Ind, May 13, 1871, he was a resident of this community for 45 years and was a retired probate court clerk. He was the husband of Bessie Mae, father of and grandfather of Carolyn June a services were held Tuesday, May 5, at 8 pm. In the Carlson Funeral Home with the Rev. Albert E. Blomberg and the Rev.

Henry P. Barnes in charge. Graveside services were held Wednesday afternoon, May 6, in Oak Woods cemetery, Warsaw, Ind. HERBERT L. BURTANEK Herbert Buryanek, 71, of 636 East 101st place, died at his home, Friday, May 1.

Bom in Milan, HI, April 8, 1882, he was a resident of this community for a year and was a retired engineer for the Buckeye Pipe Line company. He was a irember of the Loyal Order of Moose. North Manchester, Ind. He was the husband of Marie, and father of Mrs. Gladys Armbruster.

Funeral services were held Sunday, May 3, at 8 pjn. the Carlson Funeral Home with the Rev. 214 IEAST ST. 5-0119 Sea Scouts Assist At Swim Meet Sea Scouts from S. Seeadler, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Roselantl assisted at the 20th Annual Kiivanls Community Swimming meet Friday, 24 by servng us ushers and messengers Paul Roberts and Ship Committee chairman Felix Sutken, loth members of the Kiwanis club, commended the Scouts for thcii good work.

a i Thompson, chairman of the Kiwanis underprivileged Children's committee also his thanks. Scouts who assisted the committee were Chief Boatswain Ed LaCoursc, 702 West 116th Boatswain Robert DeYoung, 65 West 116th, Tony Adducci, 11800 Eggleston. Robert Deady, 334 West 117th, Robert De Latorre, 316 East 110th, Philip Kellen. 11412 Forest, Ijawrence Lussing, 356 W. 117th, Mike Kuzniewski, 12034 Loomis, Ray i 11829 Princeton, Tom Wolfenden, 416 West llllth, and Henry Zarharski, 11728 S.ewart.

Executive Officei Harry Slkowski was in charge of the group. Visitois at a lecent meeting m- cluded a former Sea Scout of See- adler, Dick Mellinger, 1101 West 101st, who was recently discharged from th; Navy. Dick served with the SSS. a meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, on the thini floor of the Kensington Police iitatlon, 200 East 115th Young rien ovei 14 years of age, provldinj they are in good physical condition, may joui Sea Scouting Those interested should attend Tuesday's meeting at 8 30 pjn contact the executive officer. Leslie Pugh In charge Graveside services were held Monday afternoon in Lincoln cemetery.

Laketon, Ind WAKY OSTAPKO Mrs vlarr Ostapko, nee Bag- mewski, 74, of 12222 Normal, died Sunday, May 3, at her home, ending a lin lerlng illness Born in Poland, February 2, 1879, she was a resident of this community for 41 years. She was a member of the Rosary Ladies Society, the White Eagle Society, Gr No 7, and St Hedwig Lodge, Gr No. 30 She was the wife of Casmir, mother Walter and Cyril, and sistei of Dorothy and Peter Bag- mewski Funeral services were held Wednesday, May 6, at 9 30 ajn. from the Pisarski and Son Funeral Home to A i BV.M. church where s.

requiem mass was solemnized at 10 ajn. by the Rev. H. Karhnowsl celebrant, the Rev. E.

Lyznicki. deacon; and the Rev. F. Kozlol, sub-deacon. Interment was in Holy Cross cemetery LOIS ZAJKOWSKI Mrs Lois ajkowski, nee Kisielewski, 68, of 12452 Normal, died at her home, Friday, April 24.

Her death was due to a heart ailment Born in Poland, she was a resident of this community for 40 years and was a member of the Rosary Ladies Society. She was the wife of Julian, and sister of Michalina Kcndracko Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 2E, at 9 30 ajn from the i to Assumption church where a requiem mass was solemnized by the Rev. F. Kachnowski Serving as pallbearers were nephews of the decedent Interment was in Holy Cross cemetery. The Pisarski and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Blood Donor Drive Being Conducted In West Pullman To Accept Contributions All Day Saturday At Park Fieldhouse Painting up to the facta that the average casualty in Koiea needs a pint of Wood, that in many instances it Is necessary to take blood from line troops because quotas at home haven't been met that President Elsenhower has Issued an order stating that blood Is a critical national resource and ordering a stockpile of whole blood and blood plasm anc that millions of pints of blend arwalso needed for plasma, serum and gamma globulin for use in fighting infantile paralysis, E. L. Betourney, chairman of the West Pullman Blood Donation committee tor the Red Cross, this week 1s- uued a new call for volunteer blood donors Mr Beloarney 'jointed out that the Red Cross Blcodmobile will be it the West Pullman park field- house, 23rd and Stewart, on one day only--Saturday, May 9 Previously it had been planned to have the Bloodmobile at the park for three days but lack of response the appeal for blood donors lolled a change in plans, said. It was bald that a total of 230 puts have been pledged in West Pullman. It will be possible to tale 350 nts in the period of the Blcodmctblle's stay at the park-10 aJn.

to 4 m. Those who have not made appointments are urged to visit the park fieldhouse at any time between the above mentioned hours on Saturday In speaking of the coming campaign, Betourney noted the cooperation the program of local businessmen, industries and Boy Srouts, planning the appeal for blood donors Boy Scouts, he said, in vking for funds to finance attendance at the annual Scout Jamboree in Santa Ana, California, next July, are canvassing the neighborhood 1m. pledges of blood Jamboiee fund are being contributed by local business men and Industries, and will be awarded to the scout obtaining the highest number of donations. Bctourney also said that pledges may be made by contacting any member of the West Pullman Bio 3d Donation committee Serving as members of the committee are Chester Adzsowski, West Pullman Wo ks, International Harvester ComJany; Henry Angel, Quaker Oats Company, Anthony Jaksa, West Pullma.i businessman, William Mailey, Cliicago Valleable Casting Co; J. C.

Mrensco, National Lead Company; Paul Grehl, Ingersoll Pioducts Division, Borg a Corporation Stutzrtem, American Bralte Shoe Company. Walter Mels, Sterling Lumber and Supply Co, Andrew Smlnchak International Harvester a West Pullman Works; E. Sundeen, International Harvester Company, a Zmuda Venetian Blind Co 'Vilkas, Edward Derwin- skl. West Pullman Saving and a Association anil Waltei Hopkins, International Harvester Company, West Pullman Works HENIUETTE WELLE Mrs. Henrlette Wllle, 69, of 12023 Parnell, died sudenly Tuesday, April 21, at her home Bom in Cook County, February 27, 1884, she was a resident of this community for 36 years.

She was wife of Ernst Wllle; mother of Mrs Clara Bergman, Mrs. Esther Jonlak, of Buffalo, Mich, and Alice Wille, sister of Mrs. Ida Hansen, of Blue Island, Mrs. Caroline Carley, of Hoi- I'M YOUR MAN! NEED CARPENTER WORK REPAIRS ANYTHING BOILT YOU'LL FIND MB LISTED IN THE DIRECTORY or THE WHO DOES IT SOUTH END REPORTER WANT AD SECTION SOUTH RETORTM 7, Sec. 2, May 6, 1959 years.

She was the sister of Veronica Mielmk. and aunt of Bernice Holz of Funeiai seruccs were held Tuesday April 28. from the Opyt Funeral Home to a a church, where a -equiem was solenviized at 9 30 am by the Rev. Dervunski the Rev P. Sobota, iind the Przybylowicz Ii.

ermcnt was St. Casl- mir's JOH BUD EVLANDER John Bid Eylander. 56, of 11634 Princeton, died Monday. April 21. Born Augjst 20, 1896 in Chicago, he had been a indent of Roseland for the past 30 je.irs was employed as a clerk ior the Pullman railway the Merchandise Mart.

Mr Ejlander a member of the Gsno Reformed church and was financial secretary-treasurer of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Pullman Lodge No 1102 Surviving are his wife, Margaret two daughters, Mis Kathrjn Schultz, of San Pedro, Calif and Mrs Evelyn Porter of Clinton, Iowa; three grandchildren, Thurston Schultz William and Paula Susan Porter, two brothers, Edward and Cornelius, of the Stite of Washington, and two sisters. Mrs Kroeze, and Mrs. Gertaude Kroeze, of the State of Washington A bioth-r, George ct Haivey, passed six years ago Funeral services weie if 2 o'clock Thu-sday afternoon. April 30. from the Donnellan funeiai home, 77th and Jeffrej The Rrv.

Hector in a Intel ment wai, in Mount Greenwood cemetery. JOHN H. FLYNN John Flynn, 49 of 10915 Wa- bath died suddenly Tuesday. May 5, at the Roseland Community hospital. His death was due to a heart attack Born in Chicago February 4, 1904, he was a resident of this community for 27 years and was an employe of the Water Pipe Extension department, City of Chicago of Chicago He was the husband of Ann, nee Rolaff, father of Annamae Buitch, Patricia Lachman, Lorraine Feltkamp, and Jacqueline; and brother of Mrs Mane Galvln, Mrs Frances Burnham and Mickey Four grandchildren also survive Funeral services will be held Thuisday, May 7 at 10 a from the Milton Bos Funeral Home Interment will be in Mount Hop; cemetery land, Mich Albert Fehsel, of Venice, Calif, Oscar Fehsel, of Hollywood, Calif, and grandmother of Dolores Nell and Roy Bergman Funeral services were held Friday, April 24, at 1 30 pm from the Carlson Funeral Home with tie Rev.

Leslie Pugh in charge Interment was In Oaklawn cemetery HELEN PIETKIEWICZ Mrs Helen Pletkiewicz, 59. of 712 East 72nd, formerly of Chesterfield and 'Bumside, 1 Saturday, April 'K, ending a brief illness. Born in Poland, the was a resident of this community for 36 No matter how much or how little you spend the of our memorial are always complete dignified and reverently performed. jutuertot dfotne 3 4 6 08 II9TH. PULLMAN 5-OI84 Serving Ms Community for 57 Child Psychologist To Give Talk At Riverdale Meeting The next meeting of the Ivanhoe Cooperative Nursery School will be held Wednesday, May 13, at 8 15 in the home of Mfi Tourtelotte, 11 East 138th, Riverdale This will be an open meeting and all Inteiested arc Invited tu attend The subject of discussion for the evening, Understanding Our Children', will be presented by Maria W.

Piers, Ph well-know child psychologist. A question period and refreshments will follow Liquor Dealers Elect Officers Local 21 of the Retail Liquor Dealers Protective Association of Illinois recently elected the following officers Geoige Splnozzo of Fred's, 1 West 137th, Riverdale, president, Dare Miller, of Dave's, 13832 Indiana. Riverdale, vice president, Ed Born, of the Homestead. 14232 Chicago road, Dolton, second vicp president, and Henry M-ller, of the Wonder inn, 51 East )37th, Riverdale secretary-treasurer. The meeting was held Monday, Apiil 20, In the Dolton Village hall at 2 pjn.

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