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R-C Thuraday, July 16, 1987 The Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices OBITUARIES CINCOTTA LYNCH Roland Frambes, restaurant owner CHESTER age 4, of Shlppentburg, formerly ef on July 13, IM7 in Carlisle Hospital, survived bv wife, Franco E. (nee Boon), ana daughter, F. Clair Justice, 2 granddaughters, a treat grander, dran. Ha was farmer Vice-President el The Albert M. Greenfield Co.

and alia farmer President af Banker's Realty. Services at the convenience at the family. Entombment wel be West Laurel HMt Columbarium. BRICKER FUNERAL HOME, SHIPPENSBURG. RATKCEB (a.k.i.

BELL) Suddenly, July 14, 117, CHRISTINE WH af tha lata John, mother af Frank B. Friends mav can Ftl. eve. after 7 FM, THE McCAFFERTV-SWEENf if FUNERAL HOME, ilia Tarrasdata Ave. Services at I PM mt.

private. REDOING WALTER, Jutv IS, 117, at Rexbereueh, husband at Dorefhv (nee Beaver), father at Carele A. Murray, at Vaanevk, grandfather at Beth, Jacqueline, Jamas Draw and Chrlstaohar, treat grandfather af Kataivnn, brathar at Florence Biakar. Relatives and friends are invited I attend Ms Man af Chrishan Burial It AM at Tha immaculate Heart af Mary Church, IIS Cathedral Andorra. Viewing 7 to PM.

Fri. at KIRK AND NICE, CORSON Of Jenkintown, an July 14, 117, THERESA (nee Brady wrfe af Thames J. Lynch. Relatives and friends are invited ft the Mass af Christian Burial an 4 PM, at St. Hilary at Peltier R.C.

Church, Susauehanna Rd. near Meeting House Rd, Rvdal. Friends may call at the Church attar PM In Heu ef flowers, memorials In her name may be sent fa Tha American Cancer Society, Wissahlckon Vattcv Unit, II Race Ambler, Pa. 19002. Arranoemenn by 1HAEFF-MYERS FUNERAL HOME, Ampler, Pa.

MANANSALA On July 15, 117, CONSUELO (nee Pineda), wife a tha lata Matlas, af Waodlynna, N.J., survived by 4 daughters Lama Salamanca, Ludivina Reyes and Leanlla FAanansato and Liberate Vabut, ana sister Rosaltna Pineda, a brother Pedro Pineda and 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited ta attend tha funeral Sat. AM, tram R. J. BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, 22 Catlings CoHingswood, N.J.

Funeral Mass 10 AM, Church at Immaculate Heart ef Mary, Woodtvnne. Int. Calvary Cherry HM. Viewing Frf. eve.

Fermertv el Germentown, an July 14, IfST, My A. (nee Menahan), beloved wHa of the lata William t.l at Cherry HM, N.J., age 2 years, beloved mother af Patricia M. Petesi, af Oreial HM and Claire Meffatt, af 4J0I Germantown (at Washington Lane) mt. Holy Sepulchre Cam. Contributions may be made Hi Ms name It Tha American Cancer Society, nT nmy vi jiiuviihji wri, ij yr wm ji iruvnnui in, Relatives, friends of the family Invited to attend tha viewing.

it. Peter Calaitlna R.C. Church, 40? Kfngi Highway, Cherry HM, NJ. Mats at Christian Burial, 10-30 AM Int. Helv Sepulchre Cam.

tn lieu of flowers, Mass Cards would be appreciated. (SCHETTER FUNERAL HOME, Cherry HM, N.J.) RETUSNY Roland Frambes, 56, owner of Center City's Monster Inn, died Monday at Pennsylvania Hospital. He lived in the Old City district. Mr. Frambes, a former editor and theatrical designer, opened the inn four years ago on South Quince Street.

Located behind the Forrest Theater, between 11th and 12th Streets and Locust and Walnut Streets, it quickly became an actors' hangout and spot for theatergoers. The menu reflected his sense of humor and the restaurant theme, offering such touches as "Decapitated coffee." Kntrees were always topped by "Victim of the Day." Mr. Frambes, who had a reputation as something of a chef as well as a popular host, worked in both roles at the restaurant. He enjoyed both, he said. "It's like giving a dinner party and getting paid for it," he told a friend.

Born In Bridgeton, N.J., he worked for a time on the newspaper there. He became interested In the theater and found his way to New York. He worked in set and costume design and collaborated with Jose Limon and his dance company. He was an editor for the J.B. Lip- pincott Co.

and for Chilton Publishers and became an account executive for Jean Brieg Associates, an agency specializing In book promotion and publicity. Mr. Frambes was president of Ad-Vantages, an advertising agency in the field of publishing, before he joined Ron Lord in opening the Monster Inn. He is survived by a brother, Mali-Ion. At his requests, no services will be held.

Contributions in his name may be sent to the John Locke Fund, 1216 Walnut St. July IS, 117. JULIA (nee Hamitchtk), wife at tha lata Joseph of S.W. Phua. Relatives, friends Invited ta call :30 AM, at The Masl Blessed Sacrament Church, S4th and Chester PhHa.

Mass at Chrishan Burial, 10 AM Int. Arlington Cam. In lieu ef Hewers, tamav prefers donations ta The Salvation Army, 701 N. Bread Phaa. (KISH FUNERAL HOME MARTIN ROSATI D'AMORE On July 14, 117, MINNIE (nee OiSantg), wile at tha lata Carmen, sister at Rasa, MWie, AiHarollne, Nancy, Maria, Fran, Charles, Joseph, Anthony and Michael, aunt at Or.

Joseph Arlno. Rffebvel friends invited la funeral I AM, tram PENNA. BURIAL 1327-2 I Bread St. Mass af Christian Burial, St. Mary Magdalen do Paul Church, AM Int Holy Cress Cam.

Viewing Fri. eve. 7 to 9:30 PM AMPLE FREE PARKING. July 14, 117, CAROLYN J. (net Haas), of Upper Darby, beloved wife at the late Mvles D.

Martin, mother of Mytes R. Merhn and Carolyn Burns; else survived by her grandchildren Mvles, Michael and Deberah Martin, Theresa, Matt and Michelle Burns, her sisters Eleener Hart, Dorothy Broderick and her brother Frank Perry. Mela rives and friends art Invited to her Mass of Chrishan Burial, Fri. 10 AM, Church of St. Cyril, Penn E.

Lansdewne. Int. Calvary Com. Contributions her name to The American Lung 1502 West Chester Pike, West Chester, Pa. 1310, would be appreciated by the family.

(RICHARD KELLY FUNERAL HOME, Upper Darby) On July 14, 117, WILLIAM of Weucetfer City, age 47 years, beloved husband af Corel (net Oti-lewski); also survived by one son, Wielam daughters. Salty Ann Nerdabv, Jeanne and Rata Ann Resati, arte brathar, Joseph, 1 sisters, Ellubalh McHale and Rasa McOuMan, 4 trandchildron, Jennifer and Michael Nerdabv and Rosa Ann and Larry Orsma. Relit! vol and friends are fcmdty invited ta attend his viewing Fri. from AM until 10:30 AM at THE R.C. TOMASELLO FUNERAL HOME, 200 S.

Black Horse Pike, Betmawr, N.J, Masl af Christian Burial wM be celebrated II AM at Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Ephralm. Int. New St. Mary's Cemetery, Beamewr.

Na evening viewing. DeSTEFFANO Philip F. Newman, 90, lawyer MATAKONIS On July 14, 117, MICHAEL, af Horsham, beloved sen of Frances (net DeLeo); also survived by his tans, Michael and John Jamas, his daughter, Kathleen James, his sisters, Mrs. Jean Radnor and Mrs. Frances DeLeo and 5 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are Invited to his funeral Sat, 1:45 AM, from JOHN J. BRYERS, 404 N. Eastan WMaW Grave. Mass at Christian Burial, 10 AM, St. Catherine ef Siena R.C.

Church, Horsham. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cam. Viewing Fri. ava.

7 to PM Donations in Michael's name ta Tha Dovtestown Hospital RrrvabUi-tation Center, SS W. State Dovlestown, Mr. Merik, would be appreciated. RUGGIERO MAY at Riverside, N.J., formerly at Roslvn, on July 15, 117; age II, mother at Albert, Frank and Joseph Matakonis; grandmother of 14, great grandmother ef II. Liturgy at Chrishan Burial will be celebrated 10 AM, at St.

John af the Crass R.C. Church, Woodland Roslvn, Pa. Int. Holy Sepal-" chre Cheltenham, Pa. Friends may call Fri.

1 tg P.M. at THE SWEENEY FUNERAL HOME, 337 Bridgebore Riverside, N.J. or one-hall hour prior to the Mass at the Church. On July IS, 1H7, BR END A at 14, ef Malvern, daughter of Dr. Robert and A none (nee Maagl, af Malvern, sister of Robert Ruggiera ef Matvem and Rita Ruggtero, at home; survived bv maternal grandmother Rosa Maao, of N.

J. and nance David Augustine, af Pittsburgh. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tha Mass ef Christian Burial on Fri. July 17, at 10 AJVL. tram St.

Patrick's Church, Malvern. Int. Calvary W. Conshehecken, Visitation Thurs. ava.

7 to 9, at THI VINCENT C. ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 fi. Lancaster PaaN, Pa. 19301. Miss Ruggiera was a Jrd year law Student of Univ.

of VMantva. DEYANEY MoCROSSAN many developments Northeast Philadelphia. He was equally active in community affairs and was honored in 1965 with the Humanitarian Award for Industry, Leadership and Humanitarian Service by the Allied Jewish Appeal. He served on committees of the Philadelphia Bar Association and as trustee of the Jenkins Law Library. SCHRADER martin, July 14, 117, age 77, at bam tn County FAave, Ireland, husband of the late Beatrice (net Howie vl, father at Anna Koshatka, Mary Bifterauf, Kathleen Daly and John Devaney and grandfather ta 7 grandchildren.

There wM be an evening viewing 7 PM to PM, at KIRK AND NICE, 4301 Ger-mantewn Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, at St. Francis af Assisi Church, Greene and Logan Pa. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions ta The Wissahickon Hospice, co 1835 Germantown Pa. 191 IB. awarded a Mayor's Scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He was an associate editor of Penn's Law Review and was awarded his law degree In 1917. After World War I service, he joined I.

Edward Master, a law school classmate, In founding Newman Master, a firm specializing in real estate work. In 1961, Newman Master merged with the firm that became Blank, Rome, Comisky McCauley, one of the nation's largest law firms. Active as counsel in major real estate matters, Mr. Newman had a hand in acquisition and development of properties in the Ritten-house Square area the Wellington, the Rittenhouse Claridge, the Kitten-house Savoy, 1845 Walnut 220 West Rittenhouse Square and of Philip F. Newman, 90, a Philadelphia lawyer for 70 years, died yesterday at his home on Kittenhouse Square.

A former senior partner in Blank, Rome, Comisky McCauley, Mr. Newman served as counsel to the law firm until he died. He had served on its management committee until his retirement from active practice five years ago. Considered the dean of specialists in real estate law, Mr. Newman served as legal adviser to construction and real estate corporations and was known as an authority on shopping center, apartment and major residential development.

Raised in Philadelphia, Mr. Newman graduated from Central High School and, at the age of 17, was He was appointed to the Develop. July 14, 1987, DOROTHY (not Mansfield), wife of the lata Charles F. Sctirader beloved mother af Chanel F. Schrader Ann Black, Dorothy Kern-bouris and I grandchildren; alsa survived bv 3 sisters Helen Irwin and Madeline Irwin, Katharine Roberts, and one brother, Wilmer Mansfield.

Relatives, friends are invited to viewing IJ0 AM. from L.A. Di-GIACOMO FUNERAL HOME loSS Southampton Phila. Mass of Chrishan Burial II AM, St. Ephrem's Church, Bensalem.

Int. Resurrection Cem. ment Steering Committee of the Uni EDWARDS versity of Pennsylvania Law School in 1974 and served as permanent vice July 14, IH7, ELEANOR daughter of the lata Dariel and Mary McCressan; survived by nephew, Paul and Mary Turnout. Relatives and friends are Invited ta her funeral 9 AM, from THE P6TNER FUNERAL HOME, 4471 Frankford Ava. (at Lavick Mass af Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Timothy's Church. Int. Our Lady ef Grace Com. Nt viewing Thurs. ova.

McKAIN July 13, 1987, ELSIE (nee Gurtev), widow licensee of the late John C. McKaln, Funeral Director, and aunt of Bernard J. Archer Funeral Director; alsa survived bv a grand niece Jvl A. Dupont and 2 great grand nieces and 2 great grand nephews and adopted niece Diane Iseley and 2 grand nieces. Relatives and friends invited to funeral service at Mt.

Wive Holy Temple, i4i! st- Fri- Julv PM- Viewing 4 to I PM Int. Eden Cem. McJULTY On July 14, 1987 EDITH C. (nee Fisher), beloved wife TJiomasMcNuIN, mother MriDSSii i Ivto M'cnae(' Deni Thomas. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Ser.

president of his law school class. SEEGER Surviving are his son, Paul and On July 13, 1987, EOITH L. (nee Churchman), wife of the late Stephen Edwards, mother-in-law of Elsie Ed-wards, grandmother of Dale Singley and Dean Edwards; also survived by 9 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing 10:30 AJVl, KING FUNERAL HOME, 2649-51 S. 64th St.

Religious Service, 11:30 AM int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Please omit flowers. Edith's family prefers contributions be made to St.

Francis Country House, 14th St. and Lansdowne Darby, Pa. 19023. daughter, Margot Stickley. Services will be held at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at the Joseph Levine Son Funeral Home, 7112 N. Broad St. Bur FRANK, July 15, 1907, Hatboro, beloved husband of Helen (nee Benford) and dearest father of Doris and husband, Joseph McCloskev of Hatboro; also survived bv 3 grandchildren, Joseph Frank Diane and husband, John Breckenridge, 4 great grandchildren, Jason, Michael, Sean and Laura, and a sister Florence Hemberger, preceded in death bv his sister, Catherine Brvner and brother, George Seoger. Relatives, friends and members of the Gothic Lodge 519 F.4.AM, are invited to the funeral service 11 AM at the JAMES R. BASKWILL FUNERAL HOME, 20 W.

Montgomery Hatboro, Int. HiNside Cem. Masonic service 10:45, Friends mav caN at the funeral home after 10 AJVL ial will be private. EINH0RN MILLER July IS, 1917, EDITH (nee Woarman), wife of the late Louis of PhHa. mother of the lata Bernard, mother-in-law of Madeline, sister of Rose Woorman Goldberg and grandmother of David C.

and Carol N. Einhom. Services, Fri. noon precisely ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4770 N. Broad St.

Int. Montefiore Cem. Family win return to 2401 Parkway Na. 101 IA, Phila. William Sullivan, financial analyst SEERY FINCH On July 14, 1987, ANGELINA (nee Reale), beloved wile of the late David, devoted mother of Samuel Monette, sister ol Duminick Reale, Angefo Reale, Anthony Reale, Chester Reale, Pauline Cucul.no, Mary Rawne and YoJanoa Scarviano; also survived bv one granddaughter, Angelina Potesz and 2 grandsons, Dennis and Andrew.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Fri. 8:30 AM from BALOI FUNERAL HOME, 1331 S. Broad St. Mass of Chrishan Burial, St. Nicholas Church, 9:30 AM Int.

Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Thurs. evening Ample parking an premises. On July 14, 1987, JOHN J. (JACK), rf Warrington, formerly of Mt.

Airy, brother of Anna May Hanev, brottw-in-law of James J. Hanev, uncle of James Peter and Katnerine M. Hanev, of Flourtown. Friends may caH at St. Genevieve's Church at 1225 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown, Thurs.

eve. 7 PM. Mass of Christian Burial 8 PJVL Int. private. In lieu of Mowers memorials may be made to the Intensive Care Unit of Chestnut HM Hospital, 8835 Germantown Phila.

If III. JACOB F. RUTH). July 13, 1987, ELEANOR (nee Keefer), beloved wife Of Harold, dear sister of Charles Keeler. sister, in-law of Erma Keeler and dear aunt of Ann and Frank Keeler.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral services II AM, at McELVARR FUNERAL HOME, 3007 Frankford Ave. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may caN Fri. after 10 AM.

No evening SOLTYS MISKELL viewing. FRIEL Of Mavfair, July 14, 1987, GUSTAV beloved husband of Helen C. (nee Mallov); survived by 4 children, 3 grandchildren and one great grandson; in his 84th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A.M., from JOHN F. FLUEHR ANO SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave.

Mass of Christian Bunal, St. Matthew's Church, 10 AJvl. Int. St. Dominic's Cem.

Friend, mav call Fri. 7 to 9 PJvL EUGENE on July 14. 1917. af Astnn sociation football team and tried out with the Pittsburgh Steelers. At 5-10 and 180 pounds, however, he decided on a career in the financial world.

He worked with Philco and Philco-Ford, retiring in 1977. A year later, he joined the staff of the bridge commission. Surviving are his wife, Helen Hil-debrand Sullivan; daughters. Catherine M. Jones, Jeanne and Diane; son, William R.

a granddaughter; a brother, and two sisters. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. James Church. 8320 Brookside Klkins Park.

Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Commissioned a lieutenant, he was assigned to a landing craft in the Pacific and participated in the invasion of Borneo. At war's end, he returned to Villa-nova. One of the few veterans on the team, he was the 1946 team captain and built a reputation as a defensive end who spent most of his time in the opponent's backfield. He also proved a standout in post-season games, playing for the North in the annual Blue-Gray game.

Named to the Eastern All-Star Team, he played on the 1947 team that played the New York Giants at the Polo Field. Subsequently, he played on the Magnolia Athletic As William R. Sullivan, 67, a financial analyst who made a name for himself on Villanova University football teams before and after World War II, died yesterday at his home in Klkins Park. Mr. Sullivan worked for 26 years with Philco and Philco-Ford and then became an accountant with the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission in Morrisvillc.

He began his athletic career playing football for Abington High School and then for Pennington Preparatory and the New York Military Academy. He played end on Villa-nova teams through 1943. part of the time as a Navy trainee. On July IS, MARGARET P. (nee Zielinslfi), of Manavunk, beloved wife of John, devoted sister to Stella Kierkla, Francis Zielinski, Joseph Zielinshi and Heten Lewandowska; sadly missed bv many nieces and nephews.

Relatives, friends and member of all organizations of which she had been a member, are invited to the viewing Sat. morning beginning 9 AJvl at St. Josaphaf R.C. Church, Cotton and Silver wood Sts. Mass of Christian Burial will follow af 10 AJvl Int.

Westminster Cemetery. Family prefers Mass Cards or donations to St. Josaphaf Building Fund, in her memory. (Arr. bv J.J.

MODZI ANOWSKI FUNERAL HOME) employee of PRR and V. A. Hospital, Phila. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Graveside Service Fri. 2 PM, in Calvary button to The Diabetes Assn.

would be appreciated. NO calling hours. Arrangements bv WHITE-LUT-TRELL FUNERAL HOME, Aston. MITCHELL GAULMAN S0M0R0FF DAVID, Jutv 1987. beloved hutharwt Hi late MARY A.

(net Bvrne), en July 14, 1987, of Lansdowne, beloved wife of the late Hary J. Mitchell devoted mother of Joseoh J. Mitchell, Harry J. MttcheM Jr. and Heten M.

Shalhowskt; aiso survived bv her brother Joseph J. Byrne, sisters Helen Cree-don, Frances rimer and I grandrniidren. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. 10 AJW, St. Philomena Church, Baltimore and Hiohiand Lamdowne.

Viewing-Sat. morning after 1:30 AM. at DOYLE-STONE-LAKE FUNERAL HOME, 8.1-85 E. Baltimore Lansdowne. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Grace (nee Lvles), devoted father of Mrs. Jessie Thelma Godwin and the late David July 15, 1987, IDA (nee Federman), wife of the late Morris, mother of Dr. AHan Somoroff and mother-in-law of Lvnne Somoroff, sister of Cefia Hechf, Bertha Heller and the late Lan Swvka and Sophie Atkm; grandmother of Michael and Andrea.

Relatives, friends, members of Bnai Chaim Social invited to Graveside Services 11 AJvl precisely Mt. Lebanon Cem. (Sec 19). Shiva wM be observed at 326 McKean St. (Arr.

bv "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN brother of Sarah Rhyne and Laura Mae Bradley also survived by 3 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren, many nieces and nephews and other relatives. Viewing July llth, 10 to 11 AJvl, funeral services following af Ruffin Nichols Memorial A.M E. Church, llth and Ml. Vernon Phila. (Arr.

by KEENE A CARNEY FUNERAL HOME). MOHNACH STEWART Edward Murphy, 77, investigator GOLDBERG ANDREW, of Moorestown, N.J., beloved husband of Susan (nee Spak), brother of Marv Kost; also survived bv numerous nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Sat. I AJVL from THE RUNT AGH-GENZ ANO FUNERAL-HOME 21st St. at Paswunk Ave.

Funeral services, 9 AJvl, Assumption of me Holy Virgin Orthodox Church, 28th and Snvder Ave. Int. St. Tikhon's Cemetery, South Canaan, Pa. Friends mav caU Fri.

evening. (Parastes 7 PJVl) July 12, 1917, JACOB husbond of Gorfrutfo (noo Btr-man), of 3(01 Consfiohockon fatfior of Chester Grant Esq. and Robert Grant, brother of Jennie Goldberg. Services were held Toes. Arrangements bv "GOLDSTEINS'." On July 14, 1987, MARGARET E.

(nee Wallace) formerly of W. wife of the late John F. Stewart, mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Kerrigan, John F. Stewart and the late James F.

Judoe; also survived bv 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, St. Clements Church, Sat. 11 AJvl Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends mav cad from 9:30 AJvl Sat. at ftH LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 80S Longacre Yea don, PA. GROSS MORRISSEY SULLIVAN July 14, 1987, NATHAN K. GROSS, of Wynnewood, father of Barbara, Hank and Dr. Jonathan Gross and brother of Mrs.

Esther Rosenbium; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Services and interment were held at the convenience of the family. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 215-455-0100. July 13, 1987, STEPHEN, of Horsham, beloved husband of Cheryle (nee Perks), stepfather of Rochette, Christine and Tammy; also survived bv his mother, Margaret (nee Shau9hnessv), his brothers, Richard, Philip and Raymond, his sisters- Mrs. Shirley Tinnev, Mrs.

Margaret Klenk and Mary EHen Morrissev. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 9:00 AJVl, from JOHN J. BRYERS, 4M N. Easfon WHtow Grove. Mass of Chrishan Burial, 10 AJVl, St.

David's R.C. Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Thurs.

eve. 7 to 9 PJVl HAGEKANN Suddenly, July IS, 1987 of Jenkintown, WILLIAM husband of Hefen G. (nee HMebrand), father of Diane Catherine M. Jones, Jeanne M. and William brother of John Eleanor Marie B.

Sand-waid and the late Thomas grandfather of Courtney J. Jones. Mass of Chrishan Burial, 11 AJvl, St. James Church, 8320 Brookside Elkins Park, Pa. Int.

Holv Sepulchre Cem. In heu of flowers, remembrances mav be made to the American Heart Assoc, Fox Chase Cancer Center or St. James Parochial School. J.J. McGOLDRICK AUGUSTA, July 12, 1987, ago 19 of wife of the late Hermann C.

Relatives and friends are invted to attend her funeral service II AJvl, at KlRK 4 NICE FUNERAL HOME, A 301 Germantown Ave. Viewing one hour prior. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. His work led to a number of disciplinary hearings, a step bar officials said was "vital" to maintenance of high standards for the profession here.

Mr. Murphy was working on familiar ground. Raised in Philadelphia, he was a graduate of St. Joseph's Preparatory, Georgetown University and Temple University's Law School. He joined the FBI in 1939 and served in posts in the South before the outbreak of World War II.

He entered the Army in 1942 and was assigned to infantry duty. A captain, he commanded Company 3 in the 78th Infantry Division in the drive across Europe. He and his men, commanded by Gen. Edwin Parker, Edward A. Murphy, 77, a former FBI agent who became chief investigator for the Philadelphia Bar Association, died yesterday at Lankenau Hospital.

Formerly of Bala Cynwyd, he lived in the Wynnefield. section. A decorated veteran of World War II, Mr. Murphy had served as a special agent with the FBI for 25 years before he retired and was recruited as investigator for the bar association's Committee of Censors. He served in the post for four years from 1966 to 1970 investigating specific complaints against Philadelphia attorneys and checking evidence of corruption that he developed in the process.

NAROI HANZEL TANSKLEY Julv 13, 1987, EMILY (nee Laws), devoted mother of 2 daughters Marian M. Bland, of Wash. O. and Mary Settles, of 2 sons Levi T. and Charles, other survivors are 10 grandchildren and a number of great grandchildren.

Friends and relatives invited to viewing 6 to 7:45 PJVl Fri. Service follows 8 PJVl, at Second Macedonia Baptist Church, tlOl Limekiln Pike. Int. Sat. morning Eden Cem.

Arrangements by FORTUNE F. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME. On Julv mt, JOSEPH age 15, of Pennsauoen, M.J., beloved husband of Rose (nee Bufanio), devoted father of Joseoh Nardl, Jr. of Voorhees, N.J., Marie Francesconi and Frank Narrff, both of Penn. sauken; 13 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, brother of Emjf Nardi, Sr.

and Aldo Nardi, of Haddon Rita Puiziteilo, of Haddonfield. Relattves and friends Invited to attend the viewing Thurs. eve. to from the Church of St. Cecilia, 4(24 Camden Penntauven, tallowed bv Mass of Chrishan Burial, 1:30 PJVl.

Final Commendation 10 AJvl. at the Church. Entombment Calvary Mausoleum, Cher-rv HiH. (THE IREOELL-FRANCESCONI FUNERAL HOME, Haddon N.J.) JOHN Suddenly, on July 13, 1987, of Springfield, beloved husband of Alma W. (nee Treffinger) Hanzet, beloved father of Barbara E.

Carlson, beloved brother ot Elizabeth Fisher, Nicholas Hanzet and Edward Haniei. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral service Fri. 1 PM, O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, 40 E. Springfield Springfield, Pa. and to his viewing Fri.

after 12 noon. Inf. Forest Hills Cem. In his memory the fomHv would appreciate contributions to The Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Co Mr. Thomas Beeman, SOI N.

Lansdowne Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026. (Parking on premises). were among the first troops to cross the Lundendorf Bridge in Remagen, securing' the first Allied foothold across the Rhine in Germany. Mr.

Murphy was credited with the capture of 41 Germans before he was seriously wounded by a burst of shrapnel there. He was awarded the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. Returning to the FBI, he served as resident agent in a number of Pennsylvania cities Altoona, Lancaster and Wilkes-Barre and retired from the office in York. After work for the bar association, he served as a consultant in security and investigatory fields. He is survived by a brother, John and a sister, Mrs.

Thomas G. Din-een. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Matthias Church.

Bryn Mawr and Highland Avenues. Bala Cynwyd. Burial will be private. Death Notices BALL On Juty W7, DOROTHY of Htvm.de Presbyterian Towers, wHe of the late John H. Bafl, beloved mother of John Bait, tf Gladwvne, Richard W.

Ball of Matvem and Patricia fMeron of beloved sn-Hr of CoNm of Cape May, NJ. and PnNtp Cot-lint of DownirHjrtown, 10 grandchildren, treat grandchildren. Funeral service be hetd Fri. July 17, 11 AJVL at the First Presbyterian Church of 21st and Walnut Sts. Friends may caN one hour prior to service at the Church.

Parking is available at THE OLIVER H. BAIR 1012 Sansom St. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the First Presbyterian Church Elderly Mission, 21st and Walnut PMa. It 103. Interment private.

TERRUS0 HERKUS NEWMAN Deaths here July 12, 1987, JOSEPH (JACK) HERKUS, husband of Marv (nee Bess), ot father of Evelyn eld-man, father-in-law of Edwin Feldman; grandfather of Susan Feldman. Services and interment were private. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. SONDRA E. (nee Cicchitti), July 14, 1987, of Upper Darby, beloved wife of Paul R.

Terruso, beloved mother of Joan McArdle and James Terruso; also survived bv 5 grandchildren, sister of Edith and Laura Cicchitti, Rita Cibottt and Winnie Ferrari. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9:30 AJvl, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike (Cor. Lynn Blvd.) UPPER DARBY, PA. Mass of Chrishan Burial, 11 AJvl, Church of St. Laurence, Upper Darby.

Int. Holy Cross Com. No calling hours Thurs. eve. July IS, t7, PHILIP F.

NEWMAN, ESO husband of the late Helen (nee Sctiaui), of father ef Paul F. Newman and Margot N. Sticklev. Relatives and friends invited to services 10 AJVL, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. Broad St.

above 71st Ave. Inf. private. The famav respectfully reauests that contributions in his memory be made to i charity of the doner's choice. HESSLER Funeral Home, 6410 N.

Broad steins' St. OFF WAGNER MATTHEW on Julv 14, 117, age veers, beloved husband of Marv (nee Gross). Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing and funeral 1:30 at THE REMPFER FUNERAL HOME, 4405-07 N. Sth St. Mass of Chrishan Burial, Church of St.

Henrv, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. No evening viewing. Offerings tn his memory to St.

Henry's Church would be appreciated. July 14, Itl7, MAE of Narberth, wife of Frank B. Off. Services be hied 10:30 A at The Narberth Presbyterian Church, (Windsor and Grayling Narberth, Pa. hit.

private. Family will receive friends after 10 A M. in the Church parlor. Memorial contributions mav be made to the Memorial Fund of the above named Church. (CHADWICK'S OF AROMORE).

Suddenly on July 14, Itl7, JIMMY, age 10 years, beloved son of Doreen, dear brother of George and Antoinette, loving nephew of George, Rick and Frances. Relatives and friends. Classmates of WiHard School invited to funeral services II AJVL, McELVARR FUNERAL HOME, 3007 Frankford Ave. Int. Green-mount Cem.

Friends mav can Fri. eve. after 7 PM Memorials tg Sf. Christopher's Hospital, 2600 N. Lawrence 1133 would bo appreciated.

KAVITSKY OSBORNE WARNER July 14, 1917, NATHAN, husband of the late Dorothy (nee Sternberg) Kavitskv, ef father of Michael Kavitskv and Barrv Kavitskv, brother of Ada Rosenthal and Marion Sanders; grandfather of Dana, Stuart, Joyce and Judy Kavitskv. Relatives and friends invited to services I) AJVL, JOSEPH LEVINE ANO SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int.

Monte-fiorg Cem. The family will return to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kavitskv, 30 North Drive, Del-ran, N.J. Contributions his memory mav be made to the chanty of the donor's choice.

Isadore Eddie Pritzker, 64, last year's teacher of the year in the Norristown Area School District, died Tuesday at the Northern Division of Albert Einstein Medical Center. He lived in Plymouth Meeting. Mr. Pritzker worked as a special education teacher in Norristown-area schools for more than 35 years. He was also active in camping and, for the last eight years, had been director of Camp Akiba in the Poco-nos.

He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II service in the Pacific and was active in the Jewish and Industrial basketball leagues. He was a member of the Norristown Jewish Community Center. Survivors: his wife. Jerry; son. Randy; a daughter.

Ellen, and a sister. Services: 11:30 a.m. today, Gold-' On July 14, 117 ANNA age la, of Glonhardlt, Wayne, wife ot the late Joseph Guy Osborne, mother of the late Philip, survived bv several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends invited to attend the memorial service, Sat. July 25, Iti7 at 11 AJVL at The Washington Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge National Park.

Memorial contributions may be made to Washington Memorial Chattel, P.O. Bon 'I, Valley Forge, Pa. Itai. (ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME) BARNES Suddenly, July 14, ItlT, ELIZABETH R. (noo Kelly), beloved daughter of the lote Anna Kekvi mother of Chariot J.

and Louise Blount, Thomas J. and Linda Warner. John J. and Mary Ann Warner, 2 sisters, Nancy kaftv one) Marv Murray; ftrawcMldron, nieces, maternal aunt, Mamie McGrath. Funeral AM, from THE EUGENE J.

ZALf FUNERAL HOME, Cor. of White Horse Pike and Whitman Strettord, N.J. Funorol Mass, 10 AM, St. Lue Church. Viewing Fri.

eve. 7 to PM Forney requests donations to SI. Luke's Bide. Fund in her name. KEOUGH 0SCKMANN MARY ELIZABETH, on Jutv 14, llt, of Ambler, beloved wife ot R.

Joseph Barnes, Jr. and mother of Morv EHianeth Aoms, Losmo Kafhenne bames, Thomas Joseph, and Ensign James Francis Barnes, U.S.N.; atse survived bv sisters, Kafherme Camngton and Virginia Hott. Roteftves, friends invited to a Mass of Chrishan Burial, Fru, II AJVL, at St Alpnemus R.C. Church, Tempte Ortve, Mapte Gton, Pa. Friends mav visit with the lorfMty offer 10 30 AJVl mt.

Hotv Sepuf-cttre Cemetery. Ht heu of Hewers, Memorials in her name may be sent The American Cancer Society, 1477 Chestnut Pa. It 197. (Arr. kv CRAFT FUNERAL HOMI OF ABINGTON).

WEYMANX ANNA N. WOGAN, Juty IS, 1M7, of Reiborough, wife ot the late Henrv Oschmann, mother of Louis and Patricia Oschmann; also survived by nieces and nepnews including Sr. Joseph Mercedes, Pot Hutchinson, Kav Cartm, Marv Schotiefd, Harriet Kerch, Chris Wegen and Joseph Mac km. Relatives, friends, mem-bers of the Ever Young Club and the list word Gold- Adolf Klein, 91. founder of the Keystone Rendering 3000 E.

Ontario died yesterday at Hahnemann University Hospital. He lived In Ry-dal and Hollywood, Fia. Serving as corporate president and treasurer, he directed affairs of the company, described as the last rendering plant in the Philadelphia area, for 50 years. A Mason and a Shriner. he was also a member of Old York Road Temple Beth Am Congregation.

He was a veteran of World War I. serving as a first lieutenant with the Army's 452d Truck Battalion. Survivors: his wife, Jeane; daughter, Evelyn Auerbach: son, Myron; six grandchildren, and nine greatgrandchildren. Services: 11 a.m. today, Goldsteins' Suburban North Funeral Home, 310 Second Street Pike, Southampton, Bucks County.

Edward Fcatherstone, 90, who was active in church work, died Monday at the Misericordia Division of Mercy Catholic Medical Center. Formerly of West Chester and Chester, he spent his last years with his son in Mon. July 13, ItlT, FLORENCE M. (nee Osborne), beloved wife of WWam L. rough, devoted mother of Mrs.

carol Shetzimo and Mrs. Janice Buxton; atse survived bv one brother, Joseph Raymond Stone, one sister. Mrs. Margaret Witcher, 2 grondchadron. Sandra iherrjine and Paul Buiton Jr.

Relatives and friends, and employees of Tolas ore xvtfod to perttcipato in a Mass of Christian Buriol. on Fn. at 10 AM In Nativity VJVL Church, Aaeghenv Ave. and Belgrade 51. Viewing Thurs.

evening from 7 to PJVL in THE KESTER FUNERAL HOME IHC, tot-ll C. AJiprinv Ave. mt. Resurrection Cemetery. On Jutv IS, 117, JOSEPHINE MUNDAV of Chestnut Ha, wife ef the late Albert C.

Wevmenn mother ef Joel W. Tyler, A. Conrad Wevmenn IN and Carol W. Jones; else survived bv grandchedren Christopher, end Stephanie Tyler, Vea, Aieiis end Josie and Andrew Wevmenn, Tucker, Amanda and Stephen Lam-berton, a brother Waiom F. Munday and a titter in law Emov w.

McCauley. Memorial Mats of Christian-Burial Set. 1 PM, af St. Genevieve's Church, 1275 Bethlehem Pike, Fleurtowa mt. Private.

In Heu of Bowers, momorloti mav be mode to The American Cancer Society. (JACOB P. RUTH) BARRAS KLEIN On Jutv IS, 1to7, EDNA (nee Wekfcer), ago be-loved wife ot the sale Pom formerly of Dreial HM, devoted mother of Linda Tenant, of tonnpinn and Richard Barres, of Tevtert, S.C.; also survived by grendenedron and great grondchodren. Grovesido Service I PJVL, ot Edgewood Mem. Pork, Baltimore Pike, ConcoreVMe, Pa.

Memorial Gifts mav bo sent to The Me wee Program, co DCMM, Lansdowne Oram HM, Itck (VIDSON-GIBSON FUNERAL HOME, Breemea, Pa.L WILSON Jutv IS, 117, ADOLF, husband of Jeeng (nee Ta-forka), father of Evetyft Auerbecn and Myron Klem; also survived bv grandchildren and great grand-children. Retettvet, friends end members of Old York Rood Tempie.Befh Am, are invited to funerat services 11 AJVL precisely, at "GOLDSTEINS' SUBURBAN Second St. Pike, South-ompton (bet. County Line and Street Rds Nit. Shalom Memorial Park.

lieu ot Bowers, contributions Nt hit memory mav be made to the Adoff and Jeeno Kieot Chapel, Otd York Road Tempte Bee)) Am, 071 OM York Rd, AMngton, P. I tool. College-owned inn 'stung' over liquor Auociaud Preu CONCORD. N.H. The lounge at the Dartmouth College-owned Hanover Inn ts losing its liquor license for thrM ftuvo, hrmtie served two un iiuo, ere mvneo to ninerai en.

AM, PITZ-PATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Ave, Ron. Men of Chriihan Burial, Immaculate Hoort ef Mary Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friends may cat Thurs. evening after 7, OTTIKGER Jutv IS, 117, CATHERINE (nee wife of the lote George J.

mother of George J. and Mrs. Patricia Brady, sister of Helen Gteeten and Sr. Mad-deiena, B.S.; also survived bv 13 grandchildren end 7 great grondcMidren. Relatives, friends and Ascension Senior Citilens Invited to funeral AM, GUCKIN FUNERAL MANSION, 3'20-40 St! Mass af Chrishan Burial, 10 AJvL, Ascension of Our Lord Church, kit.

Sf. Dominic's Com. Viewing Fn eve. 7 to (Parking an premises I. In Heu of heweri, dene-Hens Catherine's memory to St.

Joseph's Home far the Aged, I Hekand Rd. Holland, Pa. Ittot, wewd ke appreciated. PEIRCE JV M. ttt7, EDWARD O.

(Teoi, sen ol Ketftrv (noo Rvon) and the lota J. Harry Peirce. Roteftves and friends org nvned to viewer Fri, I AJVL, GUCKiN FUNERAL MANSION, J) St. Met of AMjf el Our Lord Church, ksi St Domc't Com. BRADLEY GEORGE on Jutv 14, 117, ape It, ot west Mvr-tte Beach, fermertv ol Peimsauken, tether of Jenice Grabich ot West Crook, N.J., Gal Klewea ef Pennseuken end Diane Ertiard of Mer chanty end I grandchedren.

Mr. Wksen wos a retired draftsmen for Shedv Electric Co. Phila. Viewing wt be held Fn. evening PM at THE FUNERAL HOME OF INGLE SB ANO tows, Cove and Wvndam ftdv.

PenwseugjOrV kHo'wen't prtvato. tLVIN an Jury 14. ten. of E. WettweeoJ Park Drive, Havgrtown, tomsorfi af if 34 Catumeae West PhAa.

husband gf the laeg Am M. (net KDOZIN ere): ayrvrvod bv Om sans wonam J- Mtchaal WOLF Thomas and Joseon and hit daughters Carol am aVsmo and Re retry; arse graaacmoron. Ret- derage patrons who bought drinks to UMMt'it 4 Peter I of Diene (nee Scmkel end doted lather of July 10W ANGELINA ot the k)to orondcwoproil and greet yendchonVe Role throe nd Iriends ore ewrted to the Funeral, Sot. 9 AJVL JCi'PH T. SEKULA FUNERAL HOME.

MM I aaenenv Ave. (cor. of Thompson St 1 Mass of Chrtshan Bunal. AM St Adeejerrs Owrdt Int St. Peter's Com.

Viawmg Fn. eve. 7 to f. Denoen and Denwke M. ketevod son af There prove a point to the college.

onveo mmt e.e mmm wmtmm ri AJVL Of THE ROBERT tVANJOLE LL MEMORIAL HOMI OP BROOMALL, BM West Chester Pae. Mass ot Chrnlien oWnoL MrJ JVL. Our LMv ef Lourdes Church, mt Hotv Cross Cem. Dona worn at hn memory mav be mode to fhe Den Gwoneao School, Soreul Sprmoimd, Pa. Itex Friends mav cad Thurs.

eve 7 to PAL The Liquor Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to suspend the sa and the lote Demmca. devotee me ot Peter and krothor-ea-tew of Ld.en. Raanvet and k-tendt are eivtted to hn viowm Fn eve. 1 to PM, at the JAMES CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME. So E.

Banner St. (at 4100 Riseig Sun Ave.L eAass ef Chrnhen Burial. St Wenam's Church, hi AM NO MOONING VIEWING, mt Here Spmchro Cam Mast Cords or oonahens to Juvenee Dieaetet Foundation, 7700 Bemema Frank parkway, PMa, Pa. ItIM, PEYTON LAXGEFELD BRANDAUER license July 20-22. after the college admitted that in May it served two 19-year-olds.

The legal drinking age is 21 in New Hampshire. On Jutv te7, AGNES E. (nee WeWbrr), ef AM. Hotv, wde of the lote Can H. Resumes and faTlentltfetS OTO geYVeeetJ tO hef" WeWtAfleJ fVOsn.

0.jo So tOJO AM. at THE FUNERAL HOME OF F. WILLIAMS. Belhmere and Summit Avev, Ctften Hugh is. Groveue Service 7 PM, ot George Watheipten Me-merief Park, Peromot, 1Ne cooing hours Sun.

eve tn aee ot dowers, donehent mav ke tent to The CECELIA of New Port Ricttev. an Juty 13, 117. snter ef Regno Frvnn end Jeteptune O'Brien; otto lenmntv i nwcet and ntenews. Relattves ad friends are ervited to funeral Sal. in I from TC WETZEL ANO SON FUNERAL HOME.

t07 Sun Ave. (Porting reerl end ta the Mass ot C-v hen Bunal, ts AM, Presentation VM Chwm mt Helv Seoulchre Cemetery. Friends may caa i r-e WpfpO after it PAA. Of Enfenheim on Julv St. 117, MERCEDES, deughser of the tale George ana Late Brondouer Pet-ehves end friends are mvitra ta sermces Fn.

It AM ot She First Pretbinenon Church ot Germentown, 35 Chenen PA 11144. kit. Oakland Cem. Fnendt mav cad at the church Fn from AM kt keu of Powers memenels ei her name mev be sent to ZIEGLER LOUISE en Juty 14. of Alttieimers Foundation of vt CRAFTOF ERDENHEIM PRITZKER yjuttiwest cnnadeipnia.

He worked for Baldwin Locomotive and Sun Ship and. in the years after his retirement, delivered the Chester Times door-to-door until he was in his 80s. Mr. Featherstone served as a deacon for St. Paul's Baptist Church in West Chester and Chester's Calvary Baptist Church and was active in the Mount Zion Baptist Church.

Survivors: his son. Edward R. and a granddaughter. Services: viewing, after 6 p.m. today; funeral.

8 p.m. today. Mount Zion Baptist Church. 50th Street and Woodland Avenue. A second viewing will begin at 10 a m.

Saturday, followed by sen ices at 11am. Saturday. Calvary Baptist Church. 1616 W. Second St, Chester.

Bunal will be in Rolling Green Cemetery. I koopo wlfc HO Aco slioO wow rvpwny fM fOTOr Tnp OIOF Vonrtl SO ftWSO, OMVI'OS LAPA BROWN sitter ot Annme L. Moore. RMehVes and tnends ere aiitd ta onrnd her tuner fn MS AM from THE JAMf McGHEE FUNERAL HOME. 2nd St.

Pae ana BakiaMl ve. Seuthompiaa. Pa Atass af Chm-tvtn Bunal. AM ot Our Led ot Good Counsel Church, Southampton. Pa H) Hon Sepwctva Cemetery Fnenos mev cat at Ike kjnoral heme Frt.

mera-kig tV-OS AM to 045 AM SAMUEL, Kt Pheasant St. Phaa on Julv 717. kefce. Jr. I srterrv Cenae Henoerton.

MnVtta Ad Jtv 14. 717 rSADODE IEOOIEI, husaond ot Jerry Jnee Otn), tamer ot Ramfv Pnttker end Earn Pnrteer, krother pi Eva Kaoea Ratahves ana mends ore owned to Funeral Services. Tnurv IIJ0 AM preciseiv "fcOLOSTE my mi Bntod St ea. Srasern atemenal Per smvo ere) ke observed at hn On Jtv IS, teat MARIA A. (nee Doteaa).

we of Bruno, wakar of Dewad A. Phag. Vac em, Rrta O-OAaiOja and Anrte Romeo, enter ot AAono Romeo. Immecteota Maiaoo and Etene Bruno: otto turvwed kv 17 grondchearea Relatives end traags ore a.iad ta her tuner en Set AM from AMGE LONE FUNERAL HOMES INC. ISJ JO Vernon Rd (Mt Am ang fness ef Chrnhen Banal, to AM at Our Cemetery Utt ams and CSassa I.

7 brothers, Wkom end Gus Brown, one douof'ioi -in-ew, Jwdv one prond-ctwdrea. Feneraf services vna be heed on So Jutv II at Oat Grove Beeeni Cnwrcn. 71st and Camane Set. OM AM yn 0 JO ta It Int Whvhvnors Mem. Park.

(Arr. bv BARER FUttfckAL HOtt Ltd. I reticence Co made to a dterift at tea a IMive LOT PSeVsE asTT" to Memrioiin Lee Heea at Chrnhons Church I RAESLER Siaattkis Com. Vilkag Fn. aioiawt 7 to PM Drunker driver jailed for crash that killed 5 ANAHUAC.

Texas A man with 18 drunken driving convictions was sentenced to five years in prison and fined S500 after he pleaded no contest to being intoxicated during a 25-vehicle cra.sh that killed five people. State District Judie Carroll E. Wil-born Jr. sentenced Samuel LaRoy 60. of Anahuac.

on Mon- 'day. CARAPELLA CAROL vet I (nee Zanmel. an Jate H. tt. pi Wos.

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her preek. erv katart Zanea Lava Zonae her MBn Un. Ol Meveraoaa. Oanwh, of S. a) Phea.

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el Ta POf EOT L- JOl ELL MEMORIAL HOME OF BkuOMALL. 70 I Wetl Chester Pae. Breamed. Alts ot Chrntion BanaL II AM. St Pan Charctv SS enn end Pm Cem Fi melt mev cak Fn.

7 ea PM IPorkajg a ttreraaesL and kVaamea. eaaar of Jean Mew. enter el Jean Founder; ana tarvn i kv 0 grand and 4 great r-endrhaa in Raa-vas and e-aam a.iad to caO eve oner I PM, KiSM FuMEkai MOhtC, Sera end Lawrence Rev. tVoomaa anest af Cant-Van Banes Set AM. Chare at St Pan A.

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