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''-(J-lJjj4j', Friday, Feb. 14, 197S Philadelphia Inquirer 9-D DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Obituaries Palm, of Wistar Institute Dr. Joy By FRANK McDEVITT Ivamrer Staft Writer Dr. Joy E. Palm, member of the Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, 36th and Spruce- Streets, died Monday in Jane Brown Hospital, Providence, R.

of cancer. She was 49, and lived H. P. Van Dusen, Theologian, Retired Head of Seminary Dr. Henry P.

Van Dusen, retired president of the Union Theological Seminary (Presbyterian) and trustee emeritus of Princeton University, died Wednesday at the Carrier Clinic, Belle Mead, N.J. He was 76, and lived at 27 Armor Princeton. Dr. Van Dusen also was a former trustee of Vassar and Smith Colleges, and had received honorary degrees from more than a dozen colleges and universities. He was born in Philadelphia and was a leader in the at 226 W.

Rittenhouse Square. Dr. Palm became a full member of the Institute in 1973 after having been an associate member since 1958. She was an immunogeneti-cist with an international reputation, having authored or formation of the World Council of Churches. He was the author of two books, "Life's Meaning" and "Guardian Education." He also helped edit the 26-volume "Library of Christian Classics." A graduate of William Penn Charter School, he received a bachelor of arts degree from Princeton in 1919 and a bachelor of divinity degree from Union Theological Seminary, New York City, in 1924.

He remained on the Union faculty retiring in 1963 after 18 years as president. Dr. Van Dusen received a stuttering, died in Czechoslovakia. The author of more than 120 works, he was an outspoken critic of forcing left-handed children to use the right hand. Esther Shephard, 83, an English instructor who turned the legend of Paul Bun-yan into a children's classic, died in San Francisco.

Mrs. Shephard, professor emeritus of English at San Jose State University, first published her version of "Paul Bunyan" 50 years ago. It remains in print today, the latest edition illustrated by Rockwell Kent. Deaths Elsewhere Larry Crosby, 80, a Manager Of Bing's Business Empire RSSSO i Feb. 11, 1975, ANNA (nee) Bor- telli), of Margate, N.J., widowrjo-seph, beloved mother of Colleen Prince and Lucille of Ralph and Charles Borrejli; grandmother ot Kiki Olson and v-' Anna Sorrentino.

Relatives friends invited to funeral AM, from BALDI FUNERAL HOME, 1331 S. Broad SI. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Rita's Church, Broad and Ellsworth 1 1 A.M. Int.

Hoiv Cross Cem. viewing Sat. morning, 9 to 10.30 AJVu SCHELL On Feb. 1975, RUTH VVV wife a ef the late William P. Scheil, of Rid- ley Park, Pa.

Relatives and frlerjds. are inviled to funeral service If) A.M., GRIFFITH CHAPET 5J Chester Pike, Norwood, vere friends may call Fri. eve. 7 to 9. Int.

a Arlington Cem. Memorial a utions in her name to Ihe Ridley Park United Presbyterian Church, idiey Park, Pa. 19078 would ap- predated. SETRON t. Feb.

13, 1975, RUTH, ef the EI-. kms Park House, mother of Jen.hh Josephs, Jay G. Josephs and Mrs. Albert (Janet) Wilson; also survived by 11 grandchildren. Services 2 P.M.

precisely, at RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. St. Private cremation will folidw." Family will be al 429 W. Aliens Lane. The family suggests that contributions mav be made in her memory to Ihe Cardio-Vascular Institute the Hahnemann Medical College.

SHMIDHEISER Feb. 13, 1975, ALLAN beloved busband of Margaret L. (nee Livingslonl, 0T2317 Blair Mill Willow Grov: Pa. and father of Kenneth, Warren, Wayne, Scott, Donald and Jean Shmidhelser. Relatives and friends, members of Willow Grove Congregation Jehovah's Witnesses invited to services 1 P.M., at MANN FUNERAL HOME, 219 W.

Tabor Rd. Viewing after 12 Noon. SIDDERS Feb. 12, 1975, CLARK H. loved husband of Rulh Sidders (nee Slook); also survived by one son, his mother, one brother and one OranoV daughter.

He was a member of Jer- usaiem Lodge No. 506 F.8. A. M. end Ihe P.O.S.A.

Camp No. 94. Serv- Ices and interment will be held al Ihe convenience of Ihe family. contributions may be made to Ihe Simpson House of the Methodist. Church.

Belmonl and Monument. Pa. 19131 or P.O.S.A. Home.Chailont, Pa. 18914.

SR. MARGARET REGINA M.S.B.T. On Feb. 12, 1975, slsler of Re' Brian Martin, S.T. and Sr.

Ma'ry Helena, B.T. Mass of Christian Bunai, Mother Missionary Cenacle," 1015 A.M. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call at truv Mother House of the Missionary Servants of Ihe Mosl Blessed Trinity, 3501 Solly 7 lo 9-PJvV STEINBERG On Feb.

13. 1975, CHARLES, of Atlantic City, formerly of Camden, N.J., husband of the late Eliiabeih' Steinberg, father of Mrs. S. Leon (Shiriev) Rhodeside, brother of Mrs, Anna Eisenstem, Mrs. Bessie Brind, Morris and Irvin Mrs.

Bella Khgman, Mrs. Gussie Manuel and PhiKp Pearl; also survived bv 2 grandsons, Douglas and Glenn. Funeral services II A at the DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 5J41 State Highway. No.

38 Pennsauken. J. Int. Montefiore' Cem. Family will return 10 104 N.KihaSW Gloucester, n.j.

STOTMAN Feb. 12, 1975, MORRIS, 'of 4719 Tampa beloved husband of Elaine (nee Gerber), dear falheB Mrs. Phvllisa Miss Joyce Stolman and Lawrence Slot-man, brolher of Mrs. Katinie. Prosen; also survived by 2 grand-, daughters.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 11:30 A.M., from THE REISMAN CHAREU'-2317 North Broad Street. iptMitt't Jehuda Cem. Shiva observed al fhe late residence. Contributions may 0 made la The Israel Emergency Fund. TUCKER Suddenly Feb.

17, 1975, GtiOJWA age 24 beloved daugHtcrvof Gloria M. (nee Sauer) and Chartefa D. of 731 E. Hilton 51., tivWI sister of Charlie Dlanne Richard V. and Robert B.

Tucker. Relatives, friends and emplovees.pf Bell Telephone are inviled te services 10 A.M., HOLLCN FUNERAL HOME, 726-28 E. AtTee- grteny Ave. Int. Sunset Memaflai'' Park.

Friends may call Fri. TURK Suddenly of Feb. 11, 1975, MARGARET McDERMOTT, widow of Edward Charles Turk and sister of Sara M. McDermolt. Mass ol Chris-dan Burial, St.

Louis Church, II A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Relatives and Iriends are invited lo her home, 836 W. Cobbs CreeK VARALL0 marie died Feb.

11, 5837 S. 16th mother of Roeco-ani Nicholas. Relatives and Iriends are Invited to attend the funeral 9 A from DeLUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 1610 S. Broad St. Bass of -Christian Burial, St.

Church, 10 AM. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fr. eve.

aft. 1, VOITEL FLORA of Lawndale, en Feh. 12, 1975, beloved wile of Richvd and mother ot Fritz, Mrs. Hoesel Hart, Mrs. Elsie Vorbera and Mrs.

Helene Rau; also survived bv 8 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Relatives, fnent(s-and members of The Vereirtiqun-j-Erzgebirge, are Inviled lo the funeral 9 A trom THE WUT-ZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun Ave. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may ceirtVta eve.

all. 7 P.M. chemistry. After two years as a research assistant at the R. B.

Jackson Memorial Laboratory at Bar Harbor, she studied at the University of Wisconsin, receiving a master's degree there in 1952 and a doctorate degree in genetics in 1955. From 1954 until 1958, Dr. Palm held research positions at the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research in New York, where she became involved in the chemotherapy of human tumors. In recognition of the importance of her work she was appointed to the editorial boards of "Journal of Immunology," "Transplantation" and "Folia Biologica," international scientific publications. Dr.

Palm was a member of the Immunobiology Study Section of the National Institutes of Health and a consultant to the National Cancer Institute. She also held appointments as professor in the departments of medical genetics and pathobiology of the University of Pennsylvania. 0 She is survived by her mother and a sister. Burial took place Thursday in N. Scituate, R.

I. iW. Hannas, 85, Priest 50 Years The Rev. William H. Hannas, 85, a Jesuit priest, died Wednesday in Wernersville, Berks County, at the Jesuit hospital.

He was a priest for more than 50 years. Father Hannas had been a member of the staff of Old St. Joseph's Church on Will-ing's Alley in Philadelphia since 1967. He was born in German-town and entered the Society of Jesus at Poughkeepsie, N. in 1907, after graduating from Roman Catholic High School here.

After several years of teaching in the Boston area and additional studies at Woodstock College in Maryland, he was ordained in Maryland in 1921. Father Hannas had many assignments as a priest, including two in Jamaica. He taught at St. George's College in Kingston, Jamaica, from 1938 to 1967, prior to joining Old St. Joseph's.

Father Hannas served the Philadelphia church until two weeks ago. He is survived by nieces and nephews. A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 7:30 P.M. today at Old St. Joseph's.

Burial will be Saturday morning in Holy Cross Cemetery. Carrie Sloan Mrs. William A. Sloan, widow of a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, died Tuesday at Simpson House of the United Methodist Church, Belmont Avenue and Edgeley where she had lived since August 1973. She was 83, and formerly lived in Havertown and Upper Darby.

Mrs. Sloan was the former Carrie McGowan. Her husband, who died in 1960 at the age of 69, had taught mechanical engineering at Penn from 1912 until his retirement in 1956. Surviving are a son, Robert a brother; three grandchildren and one great LERNER Feb 11, 1975, CLAIRE (nee Lev-lit), wife of Dr. Sidney, of 31 Star Island, Miami Beach, mother of Arthur and Judith Lerner, sister of Mr.

Morns Levitt, Mrs. Ruth Sobel, Mrs. Rose Dubin and Mrs. Dorothy Freed, grandmother of Jason, Ronni and Penny. Relatives and friends are Invited to serviceo 130 P.M.

precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. The family will return to 1100S Philmonl Place.

Contributions in her memory may be mad to the Zucky Katz Heart Hahnemann Hospital. LIDIAK Formerly of Lansdowne, ef Arton, Feb. 12. 1575, JOSEPH husband of the late Phyllis (West), father of Joseph E. Lidiak, ot Acton, brother ot Charles Lidiak, ot Texas; aiso survived bv 4 grand-cfvidren.

Funeral Mass in SI. Elizabeth of Hungary Church, Acton, Sat Feb. 15. at 9 30 A M. Memorial its may be sent to Emerson Hosoilai, Concord, Mass.

'742. Arrangements bv MacRAE-TUNNICLIFFE FUNERAL HOME, Concord.) LIVINGSTON Feb. 11, 1975, of 38 Cedar Ma-hahawkin, N.J., formerly of 1710 S. 55th THOMAS son of Mary E. (nee Mullen) and the late Edwin S.

and brother of Edwin S. John, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Anne Mee-han, Margaret, Mrs. Gloria Roberts, Mrs.

Frances Dockray and Lt. Cmdr. Donald J. Relatives and friends are invited lo the funeral 9 A.M., from Ihe LOGAN FU-NERAL HOME, 805 Longacra Yeadon, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St.

Louis Church. Int. SS. Peler and Paul Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. LOGAN Feb. 12, 1975, NANCY (nee Meyers), wife of the lale Charles Logan. Relatives and friends are inviled to funeral after 11:30 A.M., from J. J.

ROBERTS, 1701 Ritner St. Mass ol Christian Burial, Church of St. Monica, 12 Noon. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

No viewing Fri. eve. Memorials In her name lo Sacred Hear( Free Home tor Incurable Cancer, would Be appreciated. McDERMOTT Suddenly on Feb. II, 1975, SARA, daughter of the lale Charles E.

and Bridget O'Malley McDermolt and sister of Margaret McDermolt Turk. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Louis Church, 11 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Relatives and friends are inviled to her home, 836 W. Cobbs Creek, Parkway, Yeadon, Fri. eve. McGINLEY Feb. 11, 1975, FRANCIS beloved husband of Margie (nee Bu-chan) of Broomali, lather of Anthony J.

McGmley and brother of Robert P. and Leo A. McGmley, Mrs. Mary Clair Scheoer, Mrs. Helen A.

Mulvihill and Mrs. Winifred Park. Relatives, triends and fellow associates of the John Hancock Life Insurance Co. are invited lo attend the funeral 9 A.M. from the J.

J. SHANNON FUNERAL HOME, 3300 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square. Mass of Chrislian Burial 10 A.M., Church ot St. Anastasia, Newtown Snuare. Int.

Sts. Peter Paul Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. aller7P.M.

McKIM Feb. 17, 1975, HELEN E. ROO-NEY, wife of the lale Thomas Mc-Kim. Relatives and friends are inviled to funeral 8 A ROBERT T. ROCHE FUNERAL HOME, 100 S.

Slate Upper Darby. Mass of Christian Burial, SI. Barnabas Church, 9:30 A.M., In. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call for viewing alter 8 A.M.

Sat. McMANUS THOMAS of Rowland Park, Cheltenham, on Feb. 13, 1975, in The Homestead Nursing Home, Willow husband ol Genella (nee and uncle ol LeRoy J. Lewis, ol St. Petersburg Beach, Fla.

and Mrs. Alice L. Hazev, ol Jenkintown. Relatives and friends are inviled to rail Fri. J.

W. DEAN AND SON, 7900 Oxlord Fox Chase, Phiia. Mass of Christian Burial, 9-30 A.M., Presentation B.V.M. Church, Cheltenham, Pa. Int.

Keller's Churcli Cem Bucks County, Pa. MINOSSE On Feb. It, 1975, ROSE M. (nee Beltieri), of 20 West Brown Hilltop, N.J., age 58, wife of William V. mother of William V.

Peler L. and Ronald J. Minoesse, all ot Hilltop, Delores R. Minosse, ot Runnemede and Ann Marie Mi- posse, of Hilltop; also survived by her mother, Antoinette Beltieri, of Hilltop, one brolher, Gerald Beltieri, ot Ml. Ephraim, 2 sisters, Louise and Anne Beltieri, both of Hilltop and 4 grandchildren.

Funeral 8 A McCANN FUNERAL HOME, 172 W. Church Blackwood, N.J. Mass of Chrislian Burial, 9 A.M., SI. Agnes Church, Coles Blenheim, N.J. Int.

SI, Joseph's Chews Landing, N.J. Viewing at Ihe Funeral Home, Fri. eve. MINTO Feb. 13, 1975, MARY 1, el 505 Washington East Greenville and formerly of 218 E.

Wisharl Phiia. Relatives and friends are invited to can 8:30 al the MANN FUNERAL HOME, 222 Washington East Greenville. Mass of Christian Burial, 9.30 A.M., SI. Philip Nerl Church, Pennsburg, R.D. Pa.

NEES CHRISTIAN suddenly, Feb. 13, 1975, of 2506 Rosewood Roslyn, husband of Dorothy (nee Mock) and father of Mrs. Judith E. Matlson and Chrislian Nees, Jr. Funeral service 2 P.M., at HELWEG'S, 463 York Jenkintown, where friends may call aller 12 noon, on Sal.

Int. Hillside Cem. NEWMAN Feb. 13, 1975, formerly of 1473 S. Voodes IRENE M.

(nee Touhy), wife of Ihe late Josenh C. Sr. and mother of Mrs. Mary McBride, Mrs. Irene McKenna, Joseph C.

Mrs. Eleanor N. O'Neill and Thomas J. Relatives and friends are Invited to Mass ot Christian Burial, 10 A.M., al the Church ol St. Matthias, Bryn Mawr and Highland Bala Cynwvd.

Int. private. No viewing. Mass Cards are preferred. Arrangements by THE fYlcGILLIN FUNERAL HOME.

KL'NLIST Of 3 105 Bvberrv suddenly on Feb. 17, 1975, MICHELE, beloved daughter of David R. and Dessa Mae NunlM (nee Sanchez), in her 5th year. Relatives, friends are inviled to attend funeral services Mon 10 A from Ihe FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pme (Fkd. Ave) Cornweiis Heights.

Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. Parking entrance on Tennis Ave.

PAPAUL Suddenly, Feb. 13, 1975, CON-STANTINE (GUS), of 536 E. Monastery Roxborough, husband of Ethel E. (nee Hatzispvrou) and father of James Koukidas and Christine Gross. Relatives, friends Inviled to call at Ihe TURNER FU.

NERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Fri. eve. after 7. and to his Funeral service I P.M, Int. Lever-ington Cem.

PARKINSON Feb. 11, 1975, JOHN husband ot Ruth (nee Murphy), father of Linda Parkinson. Relatives and triends are invited to vewmg Sat. morning. II A to 12 Noon, RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St.

and Snvder Ave. Services and in-lermeni private. Family requests contributions lo Caivary-St. Paul Church, 2611 S. Broad St.

No viewing Fri. eve. PATTERSON Feb. 12, 1975, DOROTHY (ne Edeiman), of Atlantic Cily, formerly of Hatboro, mother of Harry 8. Armstrong, of Phiia George T.

Ph.oos, of Lansdale, Pa. and Bene Seckeiman, of Glenview, Hi. Relatives and friends are invited lO Service Fr. 8 al the BRIN-G HURST-AN DREW J. BAIR FU-NERAL HoMt, oyS Chestnut St.

Int. on Sat. in Easton, Pa. Friends may ceil Fri. 7 lo PJvV (Parking in rear.) On Feb.

12, 1975, GERALDINS (nee Buzby), age 88, of 127 Lafayette Haodonf.eid, N.J., wife of Ihe late John A Riggms; survived by daughters, Miss Elizabeth H. Riggms, Haddonfield, Mrs. Mildred R. Pallerson, of Wrston, one son, John S. Riggms, of Ashland; 4 grandsons and 2 great grandsons.

Service tor relatives and friends II A.M. Grace Episcopal Church, E. Kings Highway, Had-riontieid. Int. private, Coiestowri Cem, Shou'd triends desire, contributions may be made to the Heart Fund or American Career Sc-e'y.

Arrangements by STRETCH- EVANS FUNERAL HOME, Had- Confieid. FREEMAN HILTON BERNARD, on Feb. 11, 1975, son of Hilton Freeman and Patricia Freeman. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral services 12 noon at the First Baptist Church of Huntingdon Vat-lev. Viewing will be heid from 11 AM.

to 12 noon. Int. Hillside Cem. GOLDSMITH Feb. 13, 1975, WILLIAM Of 101 Strathmore Havertown, husband of Suzanne G.

Goldsmith and father of Mrs. Georgina Baldwin and Rose and William H. Goldsmith; also survived by one granddaughter. Relatives and friends are invited to services II AM, from the CHAOWICK FUNERAL HOME, Athens Ave. and Simpson Ard-more.

Int. SI. Paul's Lutheran Cem. Friends may call at Ihe Funeral Home after 7 Sun. eve.

GREEN On Feb. 12, 1975, RUTH E. GREEN, beloved daughter of Rulh Green (nee Barliett) and Ihe late William Green and sister of Mrs. Beatrice Atkins. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8 30 A from THE WILDEY FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland Sts.

Mass of Chris-dan Burial, 10 A.M., Church of Sf. Hugh. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends mav call Fri.

eve. 7 lo 9 P.M. (Parking in the Wiltiey lot.) GUKMINGER Of North Main on Feb. 12, 1975, JOHN, husband of Ihe late Oltila (nee Kittel), age 79 lather of John of Wiliiamstown. Fred of Blackwood, and Joseph, ol Rita Hvson, Elizabeth Komar, of Bowie, Helen Soisak, of Chester, and Marie Corriea, Turn-ersville; also 2 sisters living in Germany, II grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren.

Funeral 9 A from the FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN S. BELL, 420 S. Main Williamslown. N.J. Mass ol Ihe Resurrection, 9:30 A.M., St.

Mary's Church. Int. Holy Cross Yea- don. Viewing Sun. eve.

HAFER Feb. 12, 1975, CARL of Ablna-ton, beloved husband of Mario-rie Hafer (nee Gilmour), devoted father of Carl G. and George A. Hafer, beloved son of Mary I. Hafer, brother of Miss Dorothy B.

Hafer. Relatives, friends and members of Ocean City Yacht Club are invited lo his services 11 A.M., Abington Presbyterian Church, Old York Rd. and Susouehanna Ave. Friends may call at the Church, from 10:30 to 11 A.M. Inf.

private. Memorial contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society, 21 12th. Sl Pa. 19107. HARTLEY Feb.

12, 1975, of 4818 Rawle GENEVA (nee Huber), wife of the lale Clarence and mother of George, age 84. Relatives and friends, members of Arch Street and Tacony United Methodist Churches are invited to attend the viewing Mon. eve. 7 to 9. from ROBERT B.

ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME, 7013-15 Torresdale Ave. Int. private. Contributions may be made to the above Churches in her memory. HAYDUK Feb.

11, 197S, ANNA M. (ne Deimeyer), of 108 Davis wife of Adam A. Havduk. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ihe lu-nerat Sat 9 A from THE JOHN J. STRITTMATTER FUNERAL HOME, 186 Green Lane.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Mary ol The Assumption Church. Viewing Fri. eve. all.

7. Parking on premises. HEPBURN Feb. 11, 1975, formerly of Sunny Will, Kitchens Lane, Ml. Airy, L.

LEROY, husband of Ihe late Lillian M. Adler. Memorial service 2 PM, Feb. 16th, KIRK AND NICE SUBURBAN CHAPEL, 41 E. Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

Int. private. Memorials in his name lo a charily ol vour choice. HIBBERD Of Zionsville, D. 1 (formerly of Haverlown), the lllh of 1975, EMMA wife of Thomas B.

Hib-berd. Services for relatives and friends on Sat 130 at the MOYER FUNERAL HOME, 623 Market Perkasie, Pa. Int. Trinity Lutheran Cem. No catling hours.

If desired, Memorials may be senl lo Ihe American Cancer 43 S. Main Doyleslown, Pa. 18901. HIGG1NS FLORENCE S. (nee Fisher), wife of Charles Higgins, mother ol John A.

Smithwick and sister of Mrs. Irma Avers, of 25 Yale Havertown, on Feb. 12, 1975. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service 1 P.M., al THE FLOUNDERS AND D'ALLURA FUNERAL HOME, 115 W. Eagle Rd.

(at Oakmont Havertown. lot. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Fri.eve.7lo9. IRONS Feb.

12, 1975, WILLIAM E. husband of Leona Perrong Irons, 14 W. Albemarle Lansdowne, father of Margaret Irons, William E. Irons, Jr. and Leona Anne Slumm; also survived by 5 grandchildren.

Funeral Sat. morning, 9:30, C. M. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrelt Rd. at Lansdowne Drexel Hill.

Mass of Christian Burial, eleven o'clock, St. Charles Bor-romeo Church, Burmont Rd. at Dennison Drexel Hill, Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Friends ma call Fri. eve. JANCICH-iANKICH Feb. 12, 1975, JOVA, suddenly, beloved husband of the late Melita, devoted father of Mrs. Kata Belen-van and Marenko, of Romania.

Viewing Fri. eve. in THE PARLORS OF PETER S. MURIANKA, 5316 Rising Sun Ave. Burial service 10 A.M.

Int. Sainl Belremary, Romania. JANCICH-IANKICH Feb. 17, 1975, MELITA, suddenly, beloved wile of Ihe late Jova, devoted lather of Mrs. Kata Belen-vau and Marenko, of Romania.

Viewing Fri. eve. in THE PARLORS OF PETER S. MURIANKA, 5316 Rising Sun Ave. Burial service 10 A.M.

Int. Sainl Belremary, Romania. JENSEN On Feb. 12, 1975, JOSEPH, of 11-Jade Lane, Cherry Hill, N.J., be-. loved husband of Francine (nee Di-Fabio), father of Joseph J.

Jensen. brolher of Mrs. Charles (Ella) Marshall, of Clayton, N.J Andrew and William Jensen, of Medlord, J. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services, 9 A trom the DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 5341 State Highway No.

38, Pennsauken, N.J. Mass of the Resurrection will he celebrated 10 A.M., al St. Peter Ceieslme R. C. Church, 402 N.

Kings Highway, Cherry Hill. Int. Harleigh Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

from 7 lo 9 P.M. JURA Feb. 12, 1975, MICHAEL, husband of Ihe late Johanna (nee Hart-degen). Relatives, Iriends and organizations with which he was associated, ere invited lo funeral Sat 8 30 A.M., FUNERAL HOME OP PETER H. GERS, 500 W.

Cheltenham Ave. (6800 N. 5th SI.) Mass Of Christian Burial, St. Bonaventure' Church, 10 A.M. No eve.

viewing. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. KENT Feb. 13, 1975, ANNE formerly of 4416 Knorr wile of the late Waiter E.

and mother of Leonard Anita Maguire, June Convey and Sr. Waller Anmce also survived by 13 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Reativps and may run at, WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, 6645 Ave (at Unruh St.) Sat. morn.ng a'ter 8 30 A.M.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Leo's Church, 10 A M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. No viewing Fri.

eve. lParkin on-Mevers lot) KILEEN Feb 10, 1975, MARGARET A. (formerly of 3125 Stirling sister of the lato Anne V. and Mary A. Traooid.

Relatives, friends and em-rinves of Phiia. BeH Telephone are invited to attend her funeral on Sat at 9 A from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Franktord Ave. 'at Levick St.) Mass of Christian Burial. 10 A.M.. St.

Timothy's Cnurch. Int. Hoiy Seouichre Cem, Friends may call on Fri. evo. Feb.

12, 1975, IDA M. (nee Mes-Sick), of 3503 Lansing beloved wile of Ihe late WiH'am and beloved mother ol Mrs. Mary Kosmowski. Relatives and triends are invited lo attend her funeral 9 A from, the ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME, Decatur and Charles Sts. (al 7900 N.

Frankford Ave.) Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Dominic's Church. Int. Si. Domimc' Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. LANDKERR On Feb. 13. 1975.

EDITH C. fne Ward), wife of Samuel, of Smith Lane Apt. 44-B, ot Runnemede, age 70 yrs. Funeral services Mon II A.M. al Ihe GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, 176 S.

ack Horse Pike, runne.ee Int. Berlin Berim, f' J. Friends may call Sun. eve. a BRANSOM FRANCES B.

174 N. 52nd Suddenly, on Feb. 9, survived by 14 nieces and nephews and 1 sister in law. Viewing Fri. 2 to 6 P.M.

and service at 6 P.M. at the KEENE AND CARNEY FUNERAL HOME, 193 W. Diamond St. Int. Sun.

in Scoltsville, Va. Contributions in her memory mav be made to NAACP or the Heritage House. BRAUNLICH ARTHUR suddenly, Feb. 10, 1975, of 412 W. Che'len brother of Mills W.

Braunlich and uncle of Mills Brauniich Memorial service Sun 2 30 at KIRK AND NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave. BRZYSKI Feb. 11, 1975, MILPRED (nee Komosinski), beloved wife of Stan ley, devoted mother ot Stanley, Walter and Christine and dear sister of Frank and Henry Komosmskt. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Sat 8 AM. from the SUCHARSKI FUNERAL HOME, 7324 Margaret St.

Mass of Christian Burial 9 A.M., St. John Centius Church. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends mav call Fri.

eve. Mass cards would be ao-preciated. CAFFERKT Feb. 11, 1975, (formerly of Cur-gariff, Kilmoree. Balahedreen, County Mayo Ireland), JAMES, beloved husband of Sablna Catferky' (nee Haiiinan) and brother of Mrs.

Bessie Regan and Patrick Cafferkv. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Sat 10 A JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd and Sanger St. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Martin's Church, 11 A.M. INI. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

CHAFFINCH Feb. 12, 1975, FRANCES wife Of Orville and mother of Mary Louise Vacca, Mrs. Jean McGee and James O. Chaffinch; survived by a grandchildren. Relatives and friends inviled to funeral 11 A.M., KIRK AND NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave.

Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Fri. 7-9 PJvt CKAIKIN Feb. 17, 1975, REBA, beloved daughter of the late David and Lena Chaikin, of 1026 Wyoming sister of Charloite Orliz, aunt of Barbara Kizer.

Relatives and friends are invited lo services 10 A.M. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS, N. Broad SI. above 71st Ave. Int.

Mon-teliore Cem. Family will be al 4718 Whitaker Ave. In lieu of Memorials, the family respectfully requests that contributions be made lo Iho Kidney Foundation. CROSSON On Feb. 11, 1975, MARY ELLEN (nee Keating), age 92 born in St.

Ellens, England, wife of the late Bernard J. Crosson and daughter of the late John and Bridget Keating (nee Hytand), beloved aunt of Mrs. James (Beatrice) Nickels and Mrs. Frank (Antoinette) Ritchie. Relatives and friends are invited lo funeral from the home of her niece, at 543 Foss Ave, Drexel Hill, on 9:30 A.M.

Mass ol Christian Burial, 11 A.M., Church of SI. Andrew the Aposlle. Friends muv call Fri. eve. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. CROTHERS Suddenly, Feb. 12, 1975, JAMES J. JR son of Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Crothers, Sr. and brother of Ruth F. Crniners Services 11 A.M., at THE FLETCHER FUNERAL HOME, 9529 Bustielon where friends mav call Sun. after 7 P.M.

Int. Sunset Mem. Park. CUNNIFF Feb. 12, 1975, WILLIAM of Frankford, husband of Florence (nee Babcock), lather of Jacktvn Weightman, Nancy Ling; survived bv 4 grandchildren.

Relatives, Iriends and members of Central United Methodist Church, Frank-lord Post No. 211, A are invited to the funeral 11 A at THE WILLIAM STRINGFIELD FUNERAL HOME, 4827 Oxford Ave. (Frankford). Int. Oakland Ave.

(Frankford). Int. Oakland Cem. Donations mav be made to The Church Memorial Fund. Friends may call' Sal.

alt. 10 A.M. DAVEY Feb. 17, 1975, CORINNE ROC-CHICCIOLl, wife ot the late Thomas J. Davey, formerly of Cherry Lane, Haverlown.

Relatives and friends are inviled lo THE FUNERAL. HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E. Eagle and SI. Denis Rds. (Oak-mont), Haverlown, Sot.

after 9 A.M.. and lo the Mass of Christian Burial, in SI. Denis Church, al 10 A.M., Int. St. Denis Cem.

An ollering in her name to the Heart 8 W. 2nd Media, 19063, would be appreciated. DeGAETANO Feb. 12, 1975, MARGARET (nee Riviello), widow of Charles and mother of Ellen and Charles DeGae-tano; also survived by a granddaughter and a brother, John Riviello. Relatives end triends invited to funeral 8 30 A.M., GALZER-ANO FUNERAL HOME, 7158 Tor-resdale Ave.

Mass ot Christian Bur-ial, 9:30 A.M., Our Lady of Consolation Church. Int. Dominic's Cem. Friends mav call Fri. eve, aft.

7. (Parking at Sunoco Station.) DelVECCHIO Feb. II, 1975, JOSEPH, beloved husband of Marie (nee Saracco), mother of Mrs. Alice Cowan; also one grandchild and brother of Mark, Mrs. Beatrice Sanleila, Mra.

Tina Luisi and the late Vilo. Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the funeral 8 30 A.M., from LEO-NETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E. Cor. Broad and Woll Sis. Mass ot Christian Burial, 9:30 A.M., Epiphany ol Our Lord Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. 7 10 10.

(Parking on premises.) DeRITIS Feb. 11. 1975, ELVIRA (nee Sae-chelta), wife of Ihe late Anthony. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 A.M., RUFFENACH FUNERAL HCME, 21sl SI. and Snyder Ave.

Mass ot Chriatian Burial, St. Church, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. DEVINE Feb. 11, 1975, THERESA (ETHEL) (nee Lehr), wife of Francis, and mother of Robert Devine and Kathleen Barch and sister of Frank Lehr. Relatives and frienria are invited to funeral 10 A.M., from J. J.

ROBERTS, 1701 Ritner St. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of SI. Monica, 11 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. 7 lo 9. D0WLIN6 Feb. 12, 1975, of 1980 Adams Ave Abington, JOHN uncle of Marie C.

Donohue, Doris M. Hochhaus, Joseph F. and Thomas J. Cummings; grandunele of Sr. Marie Germame, S.M.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Sat 9 A JOS. J. McGOLDRICK FUNERAL HOME, West Ave. and Cedar Jenkintown. Mass of Christian Burial, Our Lady Help of Christians Church, 10 A.M.

Int. New Cathedral Cem, Frienoa may call Fri. eve. EINSELEN PAULINE (nee Schneider), ga 5, Feb. 12, 1975, Masonic Homes' Hospital, Elizahethtown, bo- loved wife of the late George W.

Finselen, dear mother of Emma E. Bowman and the ta'e Lena G. Letter; also survived bv 2 grandchildren, Pauline L. Flanagan, James O. Bowman Jr.

and 8 great grandchildren, member ot St. John's Lutheran Church. Overbrook, li'e member of Ihe Ladies Society, Phiia Turners. Services w.il be he'd in 'he Sell Chapel, Masonic Homes, Eliabeth-lown. Pa 10 A M.

Graveside services, Hillside Arcsiev, about 130 Tues. In lieu of flowers, gifts in her memory mav be sent to Ihe Masonic Homes, Ema-beihtown. Pa. 17022. FANNING Feb 11, 1975.

FRANK, husband cf Edith Fanning (nee Bauer) and lather of Eileen Wal'is. Kathleen Booth, Frank and Michael, Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on Sat 8 A trom the STILES FUNERAL HOME. 1417 E. Susnuehanna Ave Mass ol Christian Burial, Holy Name Church, 9 AM. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. FISHER Feb. 12, 1975, of 813 Hilldale Glenside, Pa HARRY husband of the late Anna and father of Louis Fisher.

Reia'ives and friends are in-vi'ed lo service 10 A JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N. Easton Rd Glenside. Int. Sunset Memorial Park, Friends may call Sua 7 to 9 PJVi.

FORTUNE Feb. 12, 1975, JOHN, of 79 Dew-son Wissahickon, husband of Is-801 B. (nee Miller) and father of Jane Daniels and Bert Lukens. Relatives, friends mvted to ca't at the TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Ave Rox Sun. eve.

after and to his funeral service 10 30 A M. It is suggested, contributions be maoe to tne Wissahickon Baptist Buiiomg Fund, in his mem-ot i.lnl. prLvaia. Dr. Elmer J.

Bertin, 80, Radiologist co-authored more than 50 published scientific papers in this country and abroad. Dr. Palm was born in Fitchfield, Mass. She re-cieved a bachelor of science degree in 1948 from the University of Rhode Island after majoring in zoology and doctor of divinity degree from Edinburgh University, Scotland, in 1932. A former board member of the Rockefeller Foundation, he was a former member of the National YMCA Council and numerous religious organizations.

Surviving are three sons, John, Henry and Derek. Dr. Van Dusen's wife, the former Elizabeth Bartholomew, died last week. Memorial services will be held at noon Monday in James Chapel at the Union Theological Seminary. LARRY CROSBY Mrs.

Julianne B. Carr; two brothers, Eugene and Edward, and three sisters, Mrs. Anne Mills, Mrs. Laura Man-suy and Mrs. Hannah White.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. John Baptist Vianney Church, Youngford Road, Gladwynne. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. L. D'Ambrosio, 58, Official of Tredyf rin Twp.

Louis D'Ambrosio 58, director of public works for Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, died Wednesday at Bryn Mawr Hospital. He lived at 73 Jeffrey Lane, Strafford. Mr. D'Ambrosio, public works director since 1964, had been a township employe since 1947. He started as a highway foreman, later became highway supervisor and for a time was acting township manager.

He was born in Merion and was a graduate of Tredyff-rin-Easttown High School. He was a founder and past president of the Devon-Strafford Lions Club and one of the founders last year of the Upper Main Line Conductors Association, a group formed to aid area charities. He was a member of the American Society of Highway Engineers, the Montgomery County Public Works Association, the Chester Valley Golf Club, Lenni Athletic Club and the Robert W. Maxwell Memorial Football Club of Philadelphia. He was a trustee of the Jenkins Arboretum Foundation of Berwyn.

Surviving are his wife, the former Trusiline Belmonte; a son, Louis a daughter, Mrs. Darlene Edwards; his mother, Mrs. Jennie D'Ambrosio; four brothers; three sisters; and three grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 A. M.

Saturday at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, Old Eagle Road, Strafford. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. I Larry Crosby, 80, older brother of singer Bing Crosby, died Wednesday of cancer in Los Angeles. He was associated with Bing Crosby Enterprises and devoted most of his attention to the Bing Crosby annual golf tournament at Pebble Beach. For most of his life he worked on various projects with his brother.

In 1971 he was executive director of Prisoners in Exchange for American Constructive Enterprise, a group that attempted without success to obtain better treatment of American prisoners of war in Vietnam or have them interned in a neutral country. Mr. Crosby was the oldest of the seven children of brewery bookkeeper Harry Lowe Crosby and Kate Harri-gan Crosby. The youngest is bandleader Bob Crosby. Gen.

Andre Beaufre, 73, commander of French ground forces in the 1956 Suez invasion, died of a heart attack in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, while on a lecture tour. Charles Lutz, 80, a Swiss diplomat who helped tens of thousands of Jews escape the Auschwitz gas chambers in World War II, died of a heart attack in Bern, Switzerland. Miloslav Seeman, 82, an authority on treatment of Mrs. Lemmon, Widow Of Surgeon Mrs. William T.

Lemmon, 70, widow of a prominent surgeon, died Tuesday at Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury, N.J. She lived at 523 Hunter Woodbury. She previously resided in Gladwyne, Montgomery County. Dr. Lemmon, who died last September, was a former professor of surgery at Thomas Jefferson University, a former president of Doctors Hospital nere and former president ti lis staff and chief of surgery at Woodbury Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Lemmon, the former Madeleine Pierce of Wilmington, starred in lacrosse and field hockey at Wilmington Friends School and later at Bryn Mawr College, from which she was graduated in 1927. She was a member of the Merion Cricket Club, the Merion Golf Club and the Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society. In 1967 she was named a national figure skating judge by the United States Figure Skating Association. Surviving axe a son, Dr.

William T. four daughters, Mrs. Jane L. Howell, Mrs. Nancy L.

Blemker, Mrs. Constance L. Goracci, and Mrs. Suzette L. George; a brother, and 11 grandchildren.

Services will be at 11 A.M. today at the Presbyterian Church, South Broad and West Center Streets. Woodbury. Burial will be in En-glington Cemetery, Clarks-boro, N.J. watts Feb.

1975, EDNA M. (net' Rodgers), wife of the late Charles, of 68 10 Chester mother of Charles Kenneth William Mrs. Margaret E. Murgitrovde; also survived by 8 grand and 2 great- grandchildren. Relatives and trierm's are inviled to call Fr.

eve FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. of Christian Church ol The Good Shepherd, 9.30 A.M. Int. HOly Cross WEISSKAN Feb. 13, 1975, BENJAMIN, of 414 W.

Roosevelt husband Oj the lale Rose, lamer of Bernard and Marvin Weissman, brother ot Rotei-Meyer and Dr. Marcus Weissman Services 12 noon precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Mon-tetiore Cera Family suggests contributions in his memory may ba made to a charily ot Ihe donor' 4H choice.

Dr. Elmer J. Bertin, 80, former radiologist at Miseri-cordia Hospital, died Tuesday at the Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital, he lived at 511 Con-shohocken State Gladwynne. Dr. Bertin joined the staff of Misericordia in 1924 and was radiologist there until he retired in 1959 and was named radiologist emeritus.

He served as a consultant at that hospital and at Fitzgerald Mercy. In 1969 the two hospitals became divisions of Mercy Catholic Medical Center and he continued as consultant. He was graduated from Jefferson Medical College in 1918. He interned at St. Agnes Hospital until 1922.

He was assistant in radiology at Philadelphia General Hospital before joining the Misericordia staff. Dr. Bertin was a member of the American Medical Association, the Philadelphia County Medical Society, and the Philadelphia Roentgen Society. Surviving are a daughter, William E. Irons Jr.

William E. Irons 69, who retired in 1972 after 11 years as a quality control inspector for the Boeing Vertol Morton, died Wednesday at the Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. He lived at 214 Albemarle Lansdowne. Surviving are his wife, Leona; a son, William E. two daughters Margaret Mary and Mrs.

Leona Anne Sturm; a brother; three sisters, and five grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 A. M. Saturday at St. Charles Bor-romeo Church, Burmont Road and Dennison Avenue, Drexel Hill.

John J. Parkinson John J. Parkinson, production manager on Consolidated Laundries 32d Street and Powelton Avenue, for the last eight years, died Tuesday at his home, 2021 S. Croskey St. He was 56.

Mr. Parkinson served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. Su-viving are his wife, the former Ruth Murphy, and a daughter, Linda. Burial will be private. grandchild.

Services will be held at 2 P.M. today at the Spencer T. Videon Funeral Home, Gar rett Road and Shadeland Ave nue, Drexel Hill. DEATH NOTICES ALLEN Feb. 10.

1975. JAMES, of 7816-A Penrose Ave tlk.ni Park, Pa beloved husband of Violet (nee Potta-wav) Allen, father of Jean Boshck, James G. Allen, Janice Smilh, Gv-wvnne Alien ana Robert Alien. Relatives, friends and co-workers 0 Whitemarsh Twp, are invited to viewing Fri Feb 14, 1975, trorn 7 to 9 POWELL FUNERAL HOME, 2432-34 N. 27ih Phua Pa Funeral services Feb.

IS. 1975. al II AAV Int. Cnellen Hills Cem. ARTHUR Feb.

12, 1975. MARY T. (nee Barry), of 130 N. Fairview Ave Upper Oarbv, formenv of County keirv, beiOed wife of the late Francis Arthur and mother of Mrs. Margaret SheoDard, Catherine Arthur and Mrs.

Agnes Butler, also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to tit-fie'al Sat ,8 45 AM, THE OONO-HUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester P.ke (Cor. Lynn Upper Darbv, Pa. and to Mas of Christian Burial, 10:15 A.M., St. Laurence Church, int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fti. eve, 7 10 10. IALWAY On Feb 11, 1975, HAZEL beloved wife of Herman G. Baiwav, of Uppr Darby, mother of Hazel F.

and Arthur H. Batway. Memorial gilts may be sent to the Heart Association of Southeast Delaware Co B'ancn, W. 2nd Media, Pa. Service and Int.

at lh convenience ot in family. WINEPOL Feb. 12, 1975, HARRY, formerly" of 1430 Deveraux Ave husband qf Jennie (nee Burstein), father ot Edward (Svivial Lowensf, of East Orange, NJ. and Joseph Winepo'of Long Beach, aso survived by. a granddaughter.

Relatives and, friends are invited to attend funeral services Fri 1 at THE BER- i SCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 N. Broad SI. (at the Blvd.) lnt.harZionCan- 7L0TNICK Feb. 12, 1975, SARAH (ne Ce- chter), of 3939 Conshohockerl -wife of Hvman, mother of Mrs. Bea- tr.ee Cohen, Irvm and Phiii ef Kotf; also survived by 6 grandchildren.

Graveside services will be held 12 Noon, al Montefiore Cem. The family wll return to the Cohen dence. 2223 Winding Way, BrooMstl, Pa. I Arrangements by BER-SCHLER'S.) Cmn nr Tinny" nuu uf Hiwitnj MRS. KATHERINB B.

ADAMS Wishes to thank her many friends the kindness and sympathy shown in the recent death of tier husband Romeo R.Adams. CEMETERY tOTS WHITEMARSH MEM. PARK, Horsham, Pa. 12 Grave Plots. Sec lV ir Section Graves 1 thru in Block E.

Mane reasonable offer Wrue E. W.iliam Uttai, Box 983, Paim Beach, Fla. or call 305-833-4054 or Home 305-659-3080. POSEOALE CEMETERY. graves, Can ME9-0996.

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