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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY S. 13 30 A a Died fflhttuanj Ellis H. Turner CLAYTON, N. Feb.

7. Ellis H. Turner, a guard for the last 34 years at the Owens-Illinois Glass Co. in Salesman Dies Visiting Friend Dr. Leamy Dies; Pennhurst Chief At RIG.

On Feb. 8. 1953. FRAjnC husband of the i'-e Wllhe'mina Aurix. formerly of 5107 Walnut at.

Relative and friends, to ul orgeruzaticns of which ha waa a member are invited to eervicea 2 P. Cnarlee O. Bale Colonial Home, Baltimore ave. and 49ti at. let.

ML, Mortal Cem. Viewint Moo. eve. BATTM. rea.

4. 1953. H1IS nee Var- a-nrM at wifat nf h. lata John nearby Glassboro, died yesterday at Battle. Relatives and friends ara invited to funeral Moil.

9:30 A. at tha Maccal Fu neral Home. 6923 Fran-ford ave. 6o.mD Ke-oaiem Miu. 11 A.

ii Our Lady ef Cocjeaa-tioa Churco, Taeoty. Viewine. Baa. a. a.

iudget fash.cn floor HOME CHUaCtrrTS 43AUEKY MEN'S GAUEST 'I BUTE-Feb. 8. 1953. MISS C.AROLIKB nf utl Htn-T F. DaveJiport.

ol 2002 w. Girard ava. Relatives, friends, also Dr. LaBarre J. Leamy, a physician here for more than 50 years, died Thursday at the U.

S. Naval Hospital. He waa 79. Dr. Leamy was senior physician ef the Bureau of Charities and cor members ot Fiied-ns LuUiaen Cfcareaj Missionary Helen Fairend Fabulous Mock Diamonds in Dozens of Styles Gorgeous Valentine Gifts! Kursea- Pint No.

412. A. Nurses Alumnae Assn. of Lar.kenau aia Invited to serv-. t- i vMtr'K Funeral Home the home of his son, Frank, a ponce officer, at 214 Main st.

He was 63. He is survived also by five daughters: Mrs. Bertha Rizzo. Zvlrs. Erma Edwards, Mrs.

Elizabeth Hinkle, Ethel and Alice Turner, his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Turner, and four brothers: Frank, Harry, Albert and Joseph. Services will be held at 2 P. M. Monday at the Barclay funeral home.

Broad and Maple here. Burial will be in Cedar Green Cemetery. V'. I 609-11 ave. Int.

Cheitan 81iia Joseph R. McConnell, 39, of 506 Lester terrace, Camden, a driver-salesman for a Haddonfield tea and cofTee firm, died yesterday while visiting a friend in a tenant house on the Davis Farm, Pemberton-Vin-centown Pemberton, Burlington county. Dr. William E. Bray, of Pemberton, was summoned and was unable to revive the man.

Coroner Robert C. Smires, of Mount Holly, said death was caused by a heart attack. McConnell is survived by his wife, Ruth; two sons. Louis, 6, and Charles, three brothers. Russell, of Cam- rection from 1942 to 1950, and for Cem.

Friends may can Mocday evenina. vrf rH 10V BFH1AMIV iBENJftV Tree husband of toe lata Faasle. BRILLIANT RflYDlfl RINGS BEAUTIFUL, the last tiro years was medical director of Pennhurst State School, brother of Mrs. Dora Cfcerkosky. Mr.

Max Bail. i A -a Invited to aie6i services 12 noon, at Molnlck'i i i. T7 farnaul at. Int. Har Spring City.

His home was at 3146 W. Allegheny ave. Cem.Sc.a a ill be observed at 2235 K. 52d it. BELL.

Formerly of 4918 Frtoeeroa av-. on Feb 7 ROEEP.T 6R. (HARRTi. -f of the Sa.i-e Eariey BeH. Roatlvee, n.i-nn anil fioci ara invited 5) (3) IS (8 A graduate of the University of Mrs.

John H. Cross Pennsylvania Medical school, ne was a major in the Medical Corps in the 2 11 A. ML. at arra ntus Funeral Heme. 6948 resale int.

Muii oua Cem. Frleode may 1 aen: AiDeri, oi lunery, ana cm- Mrs. Ellen C. Cross, v. idow of warfi, of Portland two sisters.

John Hanna Cross, of 5301 Mc-ivr, nar Wastsisfci and Mrs r.i call Moo. eve. BVRK.ART. Fee. 8.

1933, AUGCSTA lr First World war. He was a member of McCall Post, American Legion; Municipal Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Elks. Hennigf. age 76 year, wire ine iatar tneo-dore Rfliata and frienda ara Invited 11 A.

at toe DeeMr Fu tha Wilson, of Blandburg, and his brother, Wilson McConnell, also of Blandburg. Services will be held at 1 P. M. He is survived by his wile, Florence Mahon Gennantown, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Olive Wright, in Westfield, N.

J. She was 70. Mrs. Cross was director of the neral Home. 5300 N.

3th st. Int. HUisida Cem. Friends ma; call Sun. eve.

rr i. 4. 1 ot TTVi a 1 On Feb. a son. John a daughter, Mrs Charles Harshaw, and a brother, ol tie lava i Martha Cooiion.

la hi 81it jear. from Wf Wednesday at the Murray Funeral Wilbert E. Leamy. ,1 Unin R. H.il t-, HI Home, 403 Cooper Camden.

Burial will be at Harleigh Cemetery, i 4 Funeral services will be held at 12:30 P. M. Tuesday at Hewitt's funeral home, 3d st. and Girard ave A. Solitaire full carat gem with 2 gems on either side.

Set in sterling silver. 3.98 B. Wedding Band to match A with 6 gems. 2.98 C. Dinner Ring full carat gem set in cluster of 10 gems, 4 baguettes.

Sterling silver set. 5.98 D. Twin-Gem Ring set in either sterling silver or 130 I4K rolled gold plate. 3.98 E. Solitaire I -carat gem and two brilliants, in fishtail setting of sterling silver or 130 I4K rolled gold plate.

3.98 F. Wedding Band to match 8 gems. 3.98 G. Marquise Cluster Ring 32 gems set in sterling silver. 4.93 H.

Cocktail Ring gorgeous ring paved with 19 gems, set in sterling silver. 4.98 Burial will be In National Cemetery, Beverly, N. J. Mrs. Leon Katz Rites Oak Lane Bridge Club, president cf the Oak Lane Review Club and a past president of the Eastern District of the State Federation of Women's Clubs.

She also was a member of the Oak Lane Presbyterian Church. She is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Eleanor C. Wallace, of this city and Mrs. Gene Krew-son, of San Francisco.

Services will be hld at 10 A. M. Tuesday from the Gray funeral parlor, 320 E. Broad Westfield. Burial will be in Forest Hills Cemetery, Byberry rd.

and Philmont ave. Funeral services will be held for Mrs. Leon Katz, of School Lane Chester, V.ed... at2 P. M.

Ia- Orwa Ceai. Friends may call Tuea. e. a. CRANSTON.

ROBERT A. of 'West3eld, on feb. 3. 1933. Husband of tfce lata Anna Pauan Cracstcn.

Member Old Corp of K. O. 2d Reflmant H. JP. Feb.

9. at 11 A. Cii-f Abbey. Pa. I nrr.mrtment Ciaiten Ha.la Aotey.

CROSS. E1JLKM of Weatfleld. K. Feb. 1 953.

Wife of tna lata Join H. CrosJ. motnar of Bi. E. K.

Wauaca. Mrs. Geca Kuita arid Mrs. Olive C. Wricat, and nataia.

Service private. Piea5e omit llowaia. AQIILA. Feb. 8.

1S33. MA RQ TORINO. 1132 Lma belcrad aon of FnlJomeiia. Relate and lri-nds invited to tha funeral 8:30 A. at tha Parlors of tha Phlia.

Burial Pyurk ave. ar.d Dickinson at- solemn F-enuiera K.n Mas at Annunciation Cnurcn. 10 A H. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Vleln Moo. ava. DENTON. Feb. 6.

1933. of 2230 N. Ortanna at EMMA nee Lore). tha la Willum H. aza 83 yeare.

Relatives and friends are to we service Tuee. 1 P. Parlors of Ha: old B. MulUaan. 1119 W.

Leh.gh ave.Int. Cem. Frienoa Invited Mon. eve. DEMON.

Suddenly. Feb. 8. 1933 Birm tr.te Kennedy), of 7118 TorTeeda-e are. House Apartments, Wissahickon at 2:30 P.

M. today at Morris Rosenberg's Son, 2009 N. Broad st Mrs. Katz died on Friday. Burial will be in Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.

Dr. Robert Sidey Shaw EAST LANSING, Feb. 7 (AP). Dr. Robert Sidey Shaw, president emeritus of Michigan State College, died of a heart attack tonight.

He was 81. Dr. Shaw served as president of Michigan State from 1928 until his retirement in 1941 when he was succeeded by his son-in-law, Dr. John A. Hannah.

Before becoming president of the college. Dr. Shaw served as dean of agriculture and director of the college experiment station from 1908. His foresight In purchasing 1000 acres of land surrounding the college is credited with having been an Important factor in the development of the school. He also initiated a program for extensive building projects that were financed from their revenues.

William J. Galliqan, Sr. Died MeCLEERY Feb. 7. 1933.

of 6327 Wood stock WILKELMINA nee Hamilton', be loved of Waliiam J. MsC.eery. Re.atlves and friends ara Inri tea to lunerai servicers Reia-ivt friencis and members ml irjutj Prh--trun rhureh ara invited to servios i a.L to. ctovenant tnarcn. JEWELRY DOWNSTAIRS STORE CENTRAL taw ssas aaa tkess aseasa ea sasssss aw -wm -as a waaasa earn sbsss- asssaji (MM waeap ssa JOHN WANAMAKER.

Downstairs Store. Philadelphia 1. Pa. Please) sand ma the following Raydia Gems: S-l 2-8 137 Quantity Style Color of Setting Siia Price I II I Chslten ava. and Limekiln pk.

Int. Forest Hills i1 rh vinnxl Home. Cem. Friends may call Mon. 7 to 8, at 6925 rankiord ave.

Int. OIta Cedar itUl Cem. Vieaicz Mon. eva. li NICOLA.

Feb. 5. 1933. DOMINIC A r.t tha Fhiiomenia Di Kleoia Mrs. Schlichter Rites Funeral services for Mrs.

Frank L. Schlichter, wife of the vice president of J. E. Caldwell and jewelers, will be held at Oliver H. Bair's at 8 o'clock tonight and at 11 A.

M. tomorow. Mrs. Schlichter. the former Rachel S.

Engle, died Thursday in Lankenau Hospital. She was 52. A resident of 5611 Thomas Mrs. Schlichter was a graduate of the Nurses Training School at Lankenau. Feia and fner.da.

also Holy Name Society and emp.ovea of tne Reaooci k- tn. -a! Ur.n 1Q A. Ure 4053 Fido ave. Solemn Recuiem St Bridget Church. 11 A.

M. Int. et- I n.laiter Cem. lr.er.es may can oua. siivfr Fh 7.

KEAL. beloved aon of ri s.lvia rltnar r.t 1 5 J4 LevlCC St. brother of Gail. ReUUves and friends are inv.td to attend Pi Memorial Chapel. 1945 IS.

Broad William J. Galligan. of 5518 1 Whitby died yesterday in Jef- ferson Hospital. He was 76. Mr.

Galligan was general traffic at- Iiit. Rookeveit Cem. iTttvr.ii at rana Mae. N. Feb.

8 1953. HARRY F. Funeral services on Mon. at 2 P. from Hc-Illngsead Funeral bobi, cape In addition to her husband she is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Richard T. Howard, a sister, Mrs. Walter D. Earnes, of Eustis, and a brother, W. S.

Engle, of Nar-berth. Burial will be at Limerick, Pa. Grand Total If you don't know ring size, tie string around your finger and mail loop to us. Name Address City Zone 'State Charge Remittance All purchases beyond our regular delivery are subject to shipping charges Please allow 10 days for delivery May. N.

J. Int. Coid bprlijg cem. rnstim on Feb. 7.

1933, tie a bore caurca- MeGEE. On Feb, 4, 1933. PATRICK husband of Margaret McGee nee Huddern. ReiaUvee and frienda are Invited to tie funeral on Monday at 8:30 A. from his home, 3434 Warden drive.

Solemn Requiem Masa at St. Bridget's Churdt at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Sepuicare Cem. Friends may call Sun.

eve. MeGOKlY. Feb. 4. 1933.

BRIDGET 'nee MsGicley). wife of John J. MeGoiry. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 9 A. residence.

285 S. 37th st. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of tha Transfiguration. 10 A.

IS. Int. Holy Croaa Cem. Viewing Sua. eve.

MeMENAMIN. On February 6, 1933. of West Wayne ava. At A tie. Wayne.

CATHERINE M. GORMAN, wit. of James A. McMenamln. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, from the MeConaghy Funeral Home.

Lancaster and Wyoming Ardmore. Solemn Requiem Mass in the Church of St. Katharine of Siena at 10 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited Monday evening.

7 to 9:30. MEIER. Ot 134 W. Feb. 5.

WALLY. wife of Kurt Meier. Relatives and frienda ara invited to service. 2 P. at the Funeral Home of Fiord M.

Bishop, 5408 N. 3 at. Int. George Washington Memorial Park. Frienda may call Mun.

after 7 P. M. MELVILLE. Feb. 5.

1933. SARAH, widow of William of St. Anna's Home. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 9 A.

David O. Frankenfleid Buildings. 317 N. 52d St. Requiem Ma55.

10:30 A. M. St. Clements Church. Interment Fern v.

cod Cemetery. Friends mav call Sunday evening. 7 to 9. MVRFHY. Suddenly.

Feb. 5. 195.1. MARV of Carrowcollar. Co.

Sllgo. Ireland, daughter of Mary Murphy (nee Doiierty) and the la'e Michael Murahy. Relatives, friends, members h.hatui nf ih Delia Finn and de nted father of Mary McDermott. Funeral a rhma! 220.03 ave. Queer.s Village.

N. Y- 8 A. Solemn Requiem Ilia, St. Patricia's Home, 68 1 a an Cortlandt Park A. H-fceouichre Cemetery.

Charles H. Collins Charles H. Collins, a retired em manager and assistant vice president of Supplee, Biddle and Steltz wholesale hardware firm. He retired two years ago after 61 years with the company. He was a life member of the Traffic Club of Philadelphia and a member of the Holy Name Society.

He is survived by his wife, Theresa, and a son, William, Jr. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Wednesday at the Church of the Mast Blessed Sacrament, 56th st. and Chester ave.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. i-ix ir.K a io3 TJIAIAI fneeMeCueV T. Finn, aged 34. at her late ploye of the Philadelphia Electric residence 2723 1. 2d st.

Solemn Higa Mass ol Requiem at Visitation B. V. 51. Church. 10 clock.

Viewing Sun. evenlr.f. Int. private. died on Friday at his home, 4506 N.

Broad st. He was 81. ara a s.a. at THlKTlINy Of 4500 ir r.f the late sirefried Fuld Mr. Collins served as a foreman at mo'her ot Mr.

Svlvan H. Field and Mrs. Le B.urr'c'n end Mrs. Clem Scntfreen. Relatives nrt fnends are invited to attend lunerai serv sub-stations during most of his 45 years with the company.

He retired ices 1 P. precisely, at Morris Rosen in 1934. Surviving are his wife Ida a "SLENOZ" LOSE WEIGHT WITH berg' Son Memorial CKapei. juus r. uiuao mi.

Int. Mt. Carmel Cemetery. GAI.LIGAV Feb. 8 WILLIASf J.

husband cf There-. a nee Stack! Re.atlves. Nama SocieiV Tlalrlc C.lib ol son, James and a brother, John Rev. Dr. John Shryock Funeral services for the Rev.

Dr. of 'he Altar and Ro-ary Society and employes of PTC. are invited to the funeral 8 30 A. from her late residence. 2532 E.

York at. Solemn Requiem Mass, Holy Name Church, PSiiia and employes of Supplee-Biddle-StelU 10 A. M. Irtt. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Viewing Co invited to funeral. 9 A. resioencej ivhirKr ave Solemn Reauiem Mas. Mosv John- K. Shryock, rector of the Prot Monday evening.

Collins. Services will be held at 2 P. M. on Tuesday at the J. G.

Stringfield funeral home. 1937 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Fernwood Cemetery. B.eed S.icramen't Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy estant Episcopal Church of Grace Crois Cem. Friends may call Taes.

eve. GKRITT. On Feb. 3. MARY C.

v.idow of J. Garrlty (nee Ccnaoya. Reletives and the Incarnation and canon of the Cathedral Church of Christ, will 3. 90 wafers 15 to 30 days supply r.rf invited to attend the funeral on oe neia tomorrow at m. at tne Tu 3 0 A.

at her residence. 869 NAGEL. Formerly of 2910 N. Silllman Feb. 1953.

IDA V. WarrUig.oni, wife of the late Charlea W. Relatives, friends invited to Ryans' Funeral Home. 2304 W. Lehigh ave Mon.

and to attend funeral. 11 A. M. Interment Northaood Cemetery. CONNOR.

Feb. 4. 1933. JANE R. nee Haggerty.

wife of Joseph M. O'Connor. Relatives and friends are invited to the iuneral, 8 A. Ircm late residence. 930 Montgomery Bran Mmr.

Solemn Requiem Mass -1 nii.i-e 't Reouiem Mass. St. Mar Church of the Holy Trinity, 19th tin T' -urs Church. 10 A. M.

lat. Holy walnut sts. Srruichre Cem. Viewing Mon. ere.

Feb. 7th. 1933. JOHN, husband el Carrie Gault. of 214 Bryn Mawr ave Brvn Mivir, Pa.

Relatives and friends The Rt. Rev. Oliver J. Hart, S.T.D Bishop of Pennsylvania, will offici at Our Mother Good Counsel Cnurch. 9 30 A.

M. Int. St. Denis Cem. FTieuds call Sun.

eve OEHLER. Feb. 7. WILLIAM husband ere Invited to call Sun. after 7 P.

M-. Funeral Home of John Stretch. Fsg St. Denis rd Oakmont. Havertovrn, Pa.

Service Tues. at Leaiy Faneial Home. Clearfield. Pa. GAT.

On Feb. 6. MORRIS L-. or 5929 Pulaski ave. beloved husband of Lean Conn Relatives ard frienda.

also members of of the late Mary Ellen (nee Mulhern) Oeiiier. Reljiives and friends, PIC invited to residence, 1933 Rowan tt. (4300 Gennantown Katherine B. Glynn Miss Kathenne B. Glynn, who taught in the public schools of Pittsburgh for more than 40 years, died yesterday in Woman's Medical College Hospital.

She was 81. Miss Glynn lived at the Warwick with her brother, William C. Glynn, retired freight traffic manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad and former executive of the War Production Board. He is her only survivor. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. Wednesday in St. Patrick's Church, 20th and Locust sts. Burial will be in Holy Cross Praia. Textile Saiesmena Ass'n are Invited ave.

Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St. Stephens. 10 A. M.

Int. Soly Sepulchre Cem. FLl'MMH. Feb. S.

1953. of 819 W. Dauohin SARAH wife of the late ate at the church service, and the Rev. Charles H. Long, secretary of the diocese, will conduct services at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Dr. Shyrock died Thursday at Episcopal Hospital after a long illness. Friends may call at the An-Drew J. Bair and Son funeral home, 3925 Chestnut today from 8 to 10 P. M.

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Par lors Rarold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehlgti eve. Int.

Camden, Del. Frler.de Mon. eve. FOOLE. Of 3849 N.

9th Feb. 5. 1953. 1 LE ROY. beloved husband of Lois H.

Poole. Relatives and friends, aiso Excelc.cr Lcdce No. 491. F. and A.

Oak Lane Assem. No. 68. A.O.M.P.: members of the Bethel Evan. Lutheran Church, are invited to attend iuneral service 2 P.

Erie Ave. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, Erie ave. at 9th st. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. PORTER.

Feb. 8. WILLIAM J. Relatives and frienda ara Invited to attend services 11 A. from the Funeral Home of Wetzel Son.

4708-12 N. 3U st. Friends may call Sun. eve. ta attend funeral services 10.30 A.

precisely. Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel. 2009 N. Broad st. It Is the family's request that in lieu cf flowers contributions be sent to the Robinson Foundation of the Hospital of the University of Pennujlvanta.

GELT. leb. 6, 1933. ELIZABETH, wife of the la'- Harry of 1424 Devereaux de-vuuii mother of Mrs. Dorothy Goldman, Jaeoo end A Re.atlves and friends invited to attend services 11:30 A.

Raphael-tacks Memcrial Chapel. 1943 I. Broad. Int. Cem.

1 GILLLN. Suddenly. Feb. 5. MART JANE nee Hartyi.

wife of the lr.te Alexander Glilen. Re utives and friends lavued to funeral 8 30 A. Funeral Home of Vincent J. 2805 W. Allegheny ave.

Solemn Requiem Mt-i. Church of St. Columba, 10 A. M. Int Holv Sepulchre Cem.

Friends call Mon. eve. COLASCHfcWSKI. Feb. 5.

MICHAEL, hua-band of Anna Relatives ana friend are Invited to funeral services, 1 P. Iste residence, 329 Wood St. Viewing Mcndav evening. GRLENWOOn. Feb.

7th. 1933. HARRY, husband of Catherine nee Henry. oi KoL'S Chew st. Due notice ef fnrerel later.

Ilir.ING Feb. 7. 1953. CAROLYN H. (nee McKeutv v.

te cf iSamael S. Hanng. cf Rut ledge. Pa. Relatives and friends invited to jerv.ee 2 P.

Ba.urnoie ave. fc Jacksoa Int. FaslUwn Cem. Friends may call ilx: 7-9 JIISIS. leo 4.

of 1227 F. Oxford ELLA PILL 'nee t-ivmntin, ife of tne late Charlet Relatives and invited to FEE Feb. S. ef 1225 Rhackamaxon st if you are not 100 pleased with "Slendz," return the unused portion and your full purchase price will be refunded. We think, however, that you will be pleased with the results you achieve.

CHARLES husband of Emma E. Prem (nee Helmer). Relatives and friends ara invited to tha service 2 P. Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home.

307 E. Girard ave. Int. North Cedar HIU Cem. frienda may call at the Funeral Home Monday evening.

Morris L. Gay Morris L. Gay, who had been associated with the textile industry for many ears, died Friday in the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. He was 75. Mr.

Gay, who lived at 5929 Pulaski was graduated from Harvard University, and was a member of the Philadelphia Textile Salesmen's Association. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leah Cohn Gay; two daughters, Mrs. Louis Spitz and Mrs. Marian G.

Boyd, and two sons, Walter N. and Philip C. Funeral services will bp hold at 10:30 A. M. Tuesday at the Morris L.

Rosenberg's Son iuneiai 2029 N. Broad st. Burial services will be private. RAMSEY. Feb.

2. 1933. ANDREW RAM SEY, of 4813 Chester ave. Relatives and friends invited to attend funersl Mon 11 A. from Joseph A.

Moylan Funeral Home, 3203 N. Broad st. Int. Mcunt Zicn Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening.

Dr. Walter Bertolet READING, Feb. 7. Dr. Walter M.

Bertolet, of 309 Washington a physician and surgeon here for more than 50 years, died this morning while being taken in an ambulance to a hospital after collapsing at his home. He was 79. An Army surgeon in the First World War, Dr. Bertolet had served as surgeon of the Hunter Liggett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, since 1921. Officers of the pest and its auxiliary had met only last night to plan a testimonial dinner for him next month.

Bom in Oley, Berks county, Dr. Bertolet served for a number of years as examiner for the State Chest Clinic here. He was a mem I-2 523 REIDENGER. Feb. 8th.

formerly or Wil'ow JOHN WANAMAKER Grove. BERTHA wife cf the late Edward Relatives and friends, emoluycs cf rrankiorel Arsenal (Fkd. Ordnance in rrvi--s Mon 2 P. Wm. Roaen CTrant Fu-nr! Home 307 F.

Gira'd ave. In' Qreen- Downstairs Store, Philadelphia 1, Pa. Send me bottles of "Slendz" at each. orji K. of P.

Cem. Fr.e-ids msy call at the lureral Sunday evening. KUZ. frl LOUISE, cf Schorl House I.r Apts v.ife of the lre Leon Kat- and moth'r of Mr George L. Cohen.

Mrs. Willard lener. Mr. William Mr. Bernard R.

and Ht Charlea V. Kau. Relatives and friends are Invt'ed to attend tha funeral services 5 30 P. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel. 2009 N.

Broad st. Int Ads'h Jesliurun Cemetery. kii.it irtf Market st Feb. 8. ber of the Olivet Evangelical and Caroline R.

Bauer Miss Caroline R. Bauer, of 2002 W. Girard died Friday at Lankenau Hospital. She was 64. Miss Bauer, a registered nurse for 43 years, was associated with Reformed Church.

His only sur Add TO.53. PETER, husbsr.d of the la'e Marie (nee Muilant of Draperitowa. Co. KerTy, Ire- rest vivor is a nephew, Alton F. Bowers, of Reading.

His wife, Lydia, died in vited to t-ervices 2 Givnih Funeral Heme. 3th ft. at. ave Int. Whne-marsh Metr.or:al Park.

Viewing Mon. eve. Rl'SBY. Feb. 4.

1933. of 1835 JAMES, husband of the late Katherme Rusby. Rela-jves and friends invited to services 1 P. Parlors of Harold B. Mul-1'taa.

1119 W. Lehigh ava. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends Invited Sunday evening.

FKERSKE Feb. BARBARA wife of the lata John Sekerske. of 4931 German-town Ralatlvea and friends, Gennantown Chsper 223. O.E.S.. and Dame of Malta, are invited to tha service a P.

Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantcwn ave. Int. North wood Cem. Frienda may call Monday evening. SLMON.

On Feb. 4, 1933. OMER, son of the Ia-e John A. and Elise C. Simon.

Relatives, friends. Holy Kama Society. West Phils. Council, a 344. K.

ef C. and other organizations of which he waa a member are invited to attend the funeral. 8:30 A. from his late residence, 330 N. 63d st.

Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. at Our Lady of the Rosary Church. Int. Holy Croaa Cem. Frienda may call Sun.

eve. 8IMOV Feb. 8, 1933. WILLIAM son of the lata William E. and Catherine Simon (nee Hotfner).

of 1411 ShunE at. Services 1 P. at Wm. F. Cushing a.

1807 Pine at. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call at 1807 Pine Monday. 6 to 9 F.

M. SMITH7 Of 309 Fershina Collingdale. Janvl. Notice of funeral later. KIMBLE.

Vineiand. N. Feb. 7. 1953.

M.MITBA JANE, ii of the late James E. aia An vers Relative and friends are in 1942. Lankenau Hospital. During the Firstly City vited to a'tend funeral 2 P. at her nurse 'M I i late residence.

737 Pear Vineiand. R. J. int sionm Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve wona war sne served as a with the Army overseas. Zone State Charge Remittance Please allow 10 (Joys for delivery KODNOVICH. Feb. 5. 1953.

ANASTAZIA. ef 22 W. Thompson st. Relatives and friends Here's a valuable source ef reference for every subject: The Inquirer edition of the Information Please Almanac. For your copy send SI to lox 8225, Phila.

1, or inquire at your are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. Martin J. Burns Funeral Home. 1428 Columbia are. tat Fkd eve.

High Requiem Ma.is. St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church. 10 A Int. Oakland Cem Viewing Mon.

eve Kt HtR nn 3. of 1209 N. Mascher Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Wilhel-menia Davenport. Funeral services will be held at 1 P.

M. Tuesday at Hester's, 609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Burial will be in Chelten Hills Cemetery. Eton S.

Badman AGNLS tiiee Nadelstumpi wife of the late Jos-ph Kuhar. Sr. Relatives and friends are i I i on Feb. 4. 1933.

GBOROE husband of the lata Emma Martin Smith. Service for rela Died lpvi el to the funeral 8: JO A. M-. wm. Roen Oram Funeral Home.

307 E. Oirard ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Peter Church, in A.

M. Friends may ca.1 at the Funersl Home MondiT evening. 1 AGROTTA. leb. S.

of 224 Tree TE-r ira aiita. r.f Paaottale Igrotta. Relatives tives, rnends. Covenant Lodge No. 436.

F. er A. and Penna. Square crab on Mondav at P. M.

at Oliver H. Baix'a. 1820 Chestnut VOG AN, Of 2370 Oerev. a nianaMa Our Own Wanamaker Nationals, Plus Other Brands All Sale Priced! SALE FAMOUS SEWING MACHINES st. Interment at Fernwood.

Friends may call Eton S. Badman. proprietor of Badman's Furniture Store. Lans-( dale, died in Quakertown Commu-j and friends are invited to a tend the funeral 1:30 P. Parlors of John A.

R-alev. 2302 S. 12t'a st. Int. Fsrnwood cem, Friaar4 mat call Mondav evening.

suddenly. Feb. 6. 1953, N. MARIE (nee Tiefenbacn.

wife of Charles E. Vogan. Relatives, inends. members of Gleiiside Meih Church and Glenside Post No. 248.

A Aux invited to ftrviees 2 P. at Edwin F-Thies Funeral Home. 124 N. Faston rd Olen-stoe. Int.

WeVtmlaiMer Cem. Frirnds may call Monday evening. VOSTE.V4K. On Feb 4. 1933.

of 855 ciramte rt beloved husband of Anna mec Demko) and devoted father of John. who is Lf BON. Feb 3. BARBARA daughter ot Naomi nee Parfittl and Joha Leboa. aged a months.

PeTatl.et. and fnenda are invited to nity Hospital on Friday, three days after he suffered a heart attack at his home in Quakertown. He was 61. Surviving are his wife, Florence; two sons. Stewart, of Quakertown.

7 to 9 r. M. SONTEIN. Feb. 7.

1933. LINDA, of 217 Lee Circle. Bryn Mawr, Pa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Sonstein. Relatives, friends are to funeral services 10:30 A. M. precisely. Goldsteins Memorial Chapel.

2129 K. Broad st. Int. Ms. Sharon Cem.

SPEF.R. Of Maple Shade. N. Feb. 8.

1933. HOWARD, husband of Anna Mae Speer. Fur.eral 10:30 A. Beltcn Son Funeral Home, 214 W. Main Maple Shade.

J. Friends may call Mon. eve. STAMAT18. Feb.

S. 1933. PTrrFR Viti.rvanr! attend the funeral. 2 P. from eflX I fieace of her grandmother.

5307 Arer.dell Pieasant Kill. Int. Sunset Memorial Park msy call Sunday evening LllDY. On Feb. 3.

1933. HARRY huf hn of Beeaie D. Leidr. oi 6244 Ocor.tj ave now rervmg the Armed Forces. Japan.

Rela and Clyde, of West Point, Montgom- ery county, and a brother, lefviee for relatives and friends on Tuesday 19.75 174.50 at 1 30 at Oliver H. Balr's. 1820 CBest- of father of John. Ous and Mary, Rela- of Skippack r.tit -r'erment at Nor-r-ood. IIDC.

STE Feb. 1933. ALICE HAMTL- vei ara Ir enes are invi'ed te Jur.erai. 2 P. from Sf Georra'a Greelc OrtVioHnx tives ana iricnas are invited to Faras'as.

Mon. evening. 8 o'cicck. Murianka Funeral Home. 413 Fairmount ave.

services will be held at A. St O. Church. 4th Fairmount ave. Int.

Greenmount Cem. WADE. Feb. 5. 1933.

MARGARET M. (nee Burke', wife of the late Erlarti Wsde and aur.t cf Rev. William J. Burke. Relatives ana tr ends are invi'ed to the funeral 8 30 A.

from brother's JaT.es Eurke. TiN wife of the in'e Fmce A. Ludeate. Fu- Church. Viewing Sun.

7 to 10. from the eral services at Brirgriurs'-'s. 200i) Wa'nut Deaths Elsewhere Harry D. Hardie. 85.

an English immigrant who worked his way up from laboring man to mayor of one 1 mii.fr st soienm Reouiem at tue ft Feb 9 at 2 30 P. M. Int. private MLEV. Fo.

6. 1953. at Fort Worth. Texas RT1N. fR see P5 years, hitsband ot trie Mrga-et F.

Rela'lves and Irier.ds are invited to Inderal 9 A. Fur.era! Hcne Cliarles J. 371 1 Midvale a-e. Pequier.i Mm. Church of St.

John tha 10 A. si Int. Holy Sapulchre Cem. Friends ma e.n Monday evenitg MATER. Of 1503 S.

Fttirg on Feb. 3, 1953. OTTIL1E. wife of Fdmard Mayer. Relatives and friends and m-mbers of German Evangelical Lutheran Church.

4th and Carpenter are Invited to the service on 1 o'clock Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Mt.

Marian Cem. Friends may call Sundae evening of Indiana's largest cities, at Ander- Ind. Dr. Wilder D. Bancroft, 1 35, former president of the Ameri-j can Chemical Society and professor of chemistry at Cornell University, at Ithaca, N.

Y. Oscar H. Jen- nings, 74, editor of the Detroiter.j weekly publication of the Detroit Board of Commerce, at Detroit lonn A. raimseouiM Funeral Horre. 33d Locust sts.

Laterment Fernwood Cemetery. SI KIT Feb. 8. lf3. LCCIS.

beloved husband of Ida Surkm. of 614 S. 3d devo'ed of Mrs. Jeff Dlssm and Mr. Morn? Surkin.

of L'nicn City. N. J. Relatives and friends are Ir.vlted to attend funeral rervices 11 A. M.

precisely. Moms Rosenberg fon Menssrisl Chapel. 2009 N. Bread st. Int.

Mt. Jacob Cemetery. SWEENEY. Of 3038 N. Lee at.

Feb. 5. MALV1NA wile of Mahlon D. Swee.iey. Relatives and friends, also err.pioves ef Link Belt are invited to the service Tues 1 P.

Apts. Wm. H. Battersbv. 3316 N.

Broad st. Int. Westminster Cem. Viewing Monday 7 to 9 P. M.

SW1ERCZEWSKA. Feb. 5. 1953. MARY.

beloved wife of tha lata Raymond Swlerczew-aka. af 1437 E. Lycoming st. Ralauvea and tneada are invited ta funeral 8 A. Nugent Fsuteral Home.

1230 E. Luzerne st. Mas Holy Innocents Chorea, A. M. Int.

Our Lady ef Once Cent. Friends may call Sun. eve. af-er 7. T4YLOR.

Of 81 X. Cambria Few. 7. ELIZABETH, wife ef the late John Taylor, age 73 years. RefaUren adn friends invited to services 1 P.

ApU.ef WiUiam H. P.at-tersby. 3318 If. Bread st. Int.

Lawnview Cem. Viewing 7-9 P. M. Mmerabf Service Mcfraf Cost Our own famous National machines and limited quantities of other famous name machines at a sale price! Come see consoles and portabtes; new and rebuilt machines; demonstration models; some machines with attachments. AH are guaranteed for perfect performance! Come in today for the best selection such an event doesn't happen often, and these machines will be snapped up quickly by wise buyers! va ivi-v a v.

Chiinh. 10 A. II. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

ir.g Monday ever.irt.-. WS.KEF1ELD. On Feb. 7. Ifl53.

MIKNIE BISHOP, wife of the late Eli A vi'akifle'd. of 8722 Penr.auken. N. age 8 years. Funeral services 1 P.

at Stephenson Funeral Home. 33 W. Msple Merrhantville. Int. Arlington Pennsauk-en.

No viewing Sun. eve. WHITE. Feb. 6.

1933. SAMITE HORACE husband of the late Laura Lantell White of 5134 Greere ft. Relatives, friends, also Ve'eran Emploj-es Assoc. cl Penna. Railroad Co.

cf Fh.ia and Fidelity Council No. 21 P.p. A. of Bristol, invited to service 2:30 P. at Kirk tt Nice.

6301 Germantown are. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Wed. after 1 P.

M. WILSOW. Feb. 7. OLIVER, tvn of Clara V.

Wilson. 231 W. F'jex Lansdowne, husband of Eliiabeib WUeon. Services Tues. afternoon.

2 o'clock. C. Tor pilar Funeral Home. Garrett Ed. at Lansdowne where friends may caul arter 1 o'clock.

Int. Arlington. WOODFALL. O-i Feb. 4.

1953 EMMA KELLY WOODFMX (nee Lvrvchi. ol 85S Bru. st. Reia'ives and friends invited to attend the) funeral Moo 9 A frcm the Funeral Home "of Siweda ft Quirn. cm.

Roosevelt blvd. Sarger st. Soiemn Requiem Ma s. St. Margin Church at 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cemetery. Viewing Sunday evening John C. Collins.

48, former vice presi- i dent and director rf Mid-Continent Airlines, at Sioux City, Iowa Karl B. 68, known florist, at Northampton, Mass. HI 4-5. 90 2009 WALNUT ST. Ttitus.

Feranerlv or Lavnghorne. en Feb. a. 1933. HARRY has band of Flora Teen-Agers Steal Woman's Purse Clark Taylor, of 14 Powell SprtngSeid.

Pa and falher of J. Harry and Clark Taylor. Service for relatives ard fr.encs on Tuesday at 1 P. M. at O'iver H.

Bair's, 1320 Chestnut st. Interment private. lOWNSF.NB Feb. 7. 1933.

MARY WYLIE. wife of the lata Walter S. Townaend, aged 85 years. Srrrlcea 13 neon, from Davis Fur-re! Home. 131 N.

Msin Ambler. Pa. Int. Barren Hill Cera. Friends call Mon.

7 to 9 P.M. Two boys, each about 15, grabbed In Alemoriam Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders the purse of Mrs. Rose Cooperson, LEMART Ia lovira memory of "Marty bo aaH. passea sway renruarv Oi.n. ioat.

Sunshine passes, shadows fall, love remembrance culsts WHEN COMFORT COUNTS MOST a fitifitrick SEWING MACHINE GALIERT MARKET AM 3 And thcusr the vears be or few. Tree are with remembrance d-ar. ef voti SsSly by ane, Ricky, and dauan-er. Cir.dy. 43.

of 226 S. Alden last night as(' she walked on Spruce near her home. The woman told Detective Charles Amorosi of the 55th and Pine sts. station that one of the boys ap- proached her and said: "This is a AT' -i J. Cemetery Los 3n iflcmoriam if yaia afest'rw fa ianrf an "In Mcmeriem' notice a the anruvrtnry of te fees a year aa'esf awre eaii Miaa Shwm eu HI tprta VM r'aet fa assist Fern.

eMs. holdup." Then both grabbed at the No 18o0. in Blcti E. Sedans iilS. 3213.

in Block secuors 3522. 3ti09. 4027 tn purse containing S72, and ran north I at At SO oer amv ca.i any.me on tiden st. Mrs. Cooperson said she i 1 owner, gouderton 527 Memorial i I--U me uiuncv num uii- WHtll R1SIN6 SUM MKTS HOAft ST.

tt AJthlt S-S22S fc ACFIFTCE C-IJ AVE. Whitetvarsn Psrk. src'iot! O. 0-143 (bank the dav before, to par for an PHILA. CALL LO 4-2500.

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