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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1937 15 CHURCH AIDE DIES HIS RITES TONIGHT Mrs. Mary O'Brien Dies in 78th Year Dr. Onslow Cordon Dies on Vacation O'BRIEN The Managers of the Immaculate Conception Day Nursery announce with sorrow the death of their beloved member and benefactor, Mrs. CHARLES J. O'BRIEN.

Managers are requested to meet. i.low of Clubman Was C. II. Geerken Dies; Ex-Eagle Cashier Lifelong Boro Resident Employed 22 Years on Newspaper Staff George Henry Geerken, a member her home, 2 Montague Terrace go-l-' luesaay evening at 8 clock, and to Head of Printing Firm GANDOLFI STEPHEN at his residence, 1015 71st Street, retired N. Y.

F. D. Survived by his wife. Elizabeth (nee Woods). Funeral from his residence Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R.

C. Church of St. Ephrem, where a mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GARRITY On July 5, 1937, at his residence, 534 45th NICHOLAS, beloved husband of the late Mary Baudier Garrity, father of Thomas, Nicholas, Mrs.

William Macbeth, Mrs. Edward Swenarski, Mrs. Joseph Daley, Mrs. William Hanna, and brother of John Garrity. Notice of funeral hereafter.

attend the requiem mass on Wednes Broderick, T. Magee, R. P. Brouillard, Mahon Bridget M. Margaret Marsh, E.

Catman, Julia Needle James E. Cleveland, Laura NeLs Driscoll, Bart J. Niiro. A. Duhamel, Adolph JO'Brle Mary A.

Eisert.Alwin O'Haru, Catherine F. Freeman, CatherinReiner, Wilhelmine French, Jornelia Charles Fristrom, Olga A. Rothe, 1 Jary E. Gandolfl, Stephen SchiedE. L.

Garrity, Nicholas Schmi i Joseph Geerken.G.H. Schnei fier.John Goodell, Louis A. Shreei uan, Thomas Gordon, Onslow A. Smith, Arthur A. Hemmings, Stahli Charles Alfrieda Stillw: igon.F.

J. Kelleher, MargaretThom f.on, George Sinee He Died in 1929 day, July 7. Mrs. JOHN F. WINTERS.

President Prominent Boro Surgeon Stricken Wliile ReMing at Late Keoka, Maine North Waterford, July 6 Funeral services were to be held here for Dr. Onslow A Gordon, 84, Brooklyn surgeon and former presl-ent of the Medical Society of the Mrs. Mary A. Halpin O'Brien, Mrs. Thomas H.

Tierney, Corre sponding secretary. of The Eagle, organization for 22 years and for three years Its cashier died Sunday afternoon in his home, O'BRIEN The Ozanam Home Association announces with sorrow the death cf a life member, Mrs. CHARLES J. O'BRIEN. Members 1043 E.

39th after a brief illness. County of Kings, who died Sunday after a brief illness at his Summer home at Lake Keoka, near here. aie requested to attend requiem GEERKEN GEORGE HENRY Dr. Gordon, who lived at 71 Brooklyn, came here a Klemann, Anna M.Torbc Mary A. Langston, Isabelle White s.

Clara Layton.OtaS. Wise, Vl'illiam Madden, Catherine mass, bt. Charles Borromeo Church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. JAMES A.

SPELLMAN. President. widow of Charles J. O'Brien, prominent Brooklyn and Manhattan clubman and printing company head, died in her home, 2 Montague Terrace, after a brief Illness. She was born in Manhattan 77 years ago.

When Mr. O'Brien, who was head of the Charles J. O'Brien Printing Company of 400 Lafayette Manhattan, died in 1929, Mrs. O'Brien was named to succeed him. She was actively at the head of the company when she died.

Mr. O'Brien was a commodore of Hie Belle Harbor Y. a member of the Emerald Association, St. Patrick's Society, Catholic Historical O'BRIEN The Ladies Auxiliary oi tne Hospital of the Holy Family announces with deep regret the on juiy 1937, "beloved husband of Mabel dear father of Georse Everett Geerken, brother of Matie Miller. Services Tuesday, 8 p.m at his home, 1043 E.

39th Brooklyn Funeral Wednesday. 10:30 a.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. GOODELL LOUIS beloved father of Lois and Raymond. Funeral services Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., at 187 So.

Oxford St. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Toronto. 1' 1 Mr. Geerken, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, Joined The Eagle at a bookkeeper in the job department.

He later was connected with th business staff and in January. 1926, was named cashier. He first became affiliated with The Eagle on March 9, 1907. After serving as cashier for three years, Mr. Geerken joined the T.

Lingley Company of Manhattan, an accounting firm. Funeral services will be held tonight In the home. The Rev. W. G.

Clark-Duff, pastor of Duryea Presbyterian Church, which Mr. Geerken attended for 30 years, will officiate. Interment will be In Lutheran Cemetery. Surviving are his widow. Mrs.

death of their beloved member, Mrs CHARLES J. O'BRIEN. Mrs. CORNELIUS SCHMID, President. month ago.

He had practiced in Brooklyn for 50 years, and for 48 years was a member of the staff of St. Mary's Hospital there. Marked 50 Years A tribute to his long professional career was paid him four years ago when more than 100 physicians, clergymen and prominent laymen attended a dinner held In the Mon-tauk club, Brooklyn, In honor of his golden anniversary as a surgeon. Among the speakers on that occasion were Mons. John L.

Bel-ford and the late Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman. Dr.

Gordon was born In Maine BRODERICK THOMAS, died July 3, 1937, ut 187 Nicholas Ave. Survived by wife, Elizabeth; two sisters, Margaret Br a derick and Mrs. William McCormarik. Burial Wednesday morning. Jwlj' 7, 1937, from Mrs.

Frances Stent tel 's Funeral Home, 289 St. Nicholas with a requiem mass at '9J30 at St. Brigid's R. C. Church.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. BROUILLARD MARGARET (nee Ryan), wife of Philip and O'Brien Mary Mrs. Joseph Lionello, Correspond George H. Geerken ing secretary.

Association, American Irish His Canada, Friday, 3:00 p.m. (Toronto papers please copy.) torical Association. Eckford Club, Rev.T.P.FrostDies O'BRIEN The Board of Directors of the Ozanam Home for Friendless Women regret to announce the Seneca Club, John F. Ahearn Association and other clubs, and a GORDON At his Summer home Mabel M. Geerken; a fon.

G. Everett, trustee of the R. C. Church of the in Waterford. Maine, Sunday, July 4, 1937, Dr.

ONSIX3W ALI GOR In Bradford, Vt. death of their beloved benefactor, Mrs. CHARLES J. O'BRIEN. Mrs.

THOMAS F. CASEY, President. ana a sister. Mrs. E.

H. Miller. Transfiguration. Mrs. OBnen was DON, in his 85th year, beloved active in Catholic charity work.

husband of Evelyn J. and father of John Underwood Rites Conducted Six Ministers Officiate at Seriees Attended by Business Leaders and received his medical degree at Dartmouth College. He entered St. Mary's Hospital as an interne on Mrs. Ellen Reidv Onslow Jr.

and Lilian Harrington Active in Welfare Work When Mr. O'Brien died intestate, Funeral in Waterford, Maine. Retired Clergyman, 87, Via Brooklyn Pallor Over Forty Years Ago Jan. 1885. Joins Senior Staff Mrs.

O'Brien and five children were named to share in his estate of HEMMINGS On Tuesday, July 6, 1937, ALFRIEDA HEMMINGS. He was attending surgeon at Uie "more than $15,000." Notice of services at her residence, Rites Tomorrow A requiem mass will be celebrated In Our Lady of Mount Carmel R. C. Church tomorrow morning for Mrs. Ellen A.

Burke Reidy, wife of Michael J. Reidy, retired Assistant Su Mrs. O'Brien was a member and Jua x. 7tn Brooklyn, later. More than 350 persons attended funeral services for John T.

Underwood, retired chairman of the KELLEHER MARGARET (nee mother of Philip loving daughter of John L. and Maiparet Milan Ryan of Hillcrest, Fli hing, and sister of John E. Ryj 1 1. Funeral Wednesday from the Paid ors, 187 So. Oxford St.

Requiem mr 9:30 a.m. at the R. C. Church of St. James.

Interment Holy Cross 'Crmetery. CATMAN JULIA, on Sunday, July 4, 1937, beloved ii of Dennis Catman and loviiig mother of Louise Abel, at her Tetsidcnee, 17 Ditmars Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.. Requiem mass, 11 a.m., ot St. John the Baptist, Willoughfbji and Lewis Aves. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. CLEVELAND LAXJR A suddenly, on July 5, Jjeloved wife of the late Wilson A. and mother of Mrs. Leni la Whitworth, Warren Henry, Daisy's. Bord and Sullivan), on Sunday, July 4.

1937. hospital until 1925 when he became a member of the senior staff. He was a charter member of the American College of Surgeons. Surviving are his widow, a son, Dr. Onslow A.

Gordon Jr. and a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Harrington, all of Brooklyn. Five grandchildren also survive. a past president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the St.

Vincent de Paul Society. She was an organizer of the St. John's College Auxiliary and a charter member and organizer of beloved wife of John mother of Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company Jonn, William, Stephen and Mrs. Daniel O'Neill, sister of Mrs. William Bradford, July 8 The Rev.

Dr. Timonthy Prescott Frost, one of the best-known Methodist Episcopal clergymen in Brooklyn, some 50 years ago, died at his home here yesterday at the age of 87. As pastor of the old Summerfield Church in Brooklyn in the late 80 Dr. Frost was instrumental in making it one of the strongest and most popular churches there by his powerful sermons and personality. Born In Mt.

Holly, one June 26. 1850, he was educted at the Ver and founder of the Underwood typewriter business, at the Avenue Presbyterian Church, of Carey. Funeral on Wednesday at Mrs. James Farrell, Secretary. O'BRIEN The Christ Child Society announces with sincere regret the death of a valued member, Mrs.

CHARLES J. O'BRIEN. Members are requested to attend the funeral mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., Church of St. Charles Borromeo. Mrs.

JOHN NOLAN. President. Miss Mary C. Ednie, Cor. Sec.

O'HARA On Julv 4, 1937, CATHERINE, of 555 E. 5th beloved wife of James devoted mother of Catherine, Theresa, Mrs. Anna Lally, Elizabeth and James O'Hara. Funeral from the Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Wednesday, 9:15 a.m.; thence to St.

Rose of Lima C. Church, 259 Parkville where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. PRONK MARY beloved wire of the late. Frederick J. Pronk.

Funeral from her home, 26 Jerome St, a.m. from J. B. O'Connor Immaculate conception Day Nursery and a member of the Villa de Sales Home Auxiliary. She was an which he had been a trustee.

Funeral Home, 406 Clarkson Ave. Brooklyn. Solemn requiem mass at Holy Cross Church. Interment organizer of Holy Family Hospital, The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr.

Alvin E. Magary. pastor of the church, assisted by a nephew of Mr. Underwood, the Rev. member of St.

Mary's Hospital and Holy cross Cemetery. perintend of Buildings In Queens. Mrs. Reidy died Sunday of heart disease in her home, 18-22 25th Astoria. She had been 111 about a year.

Mrs. Reidy, who was 78, Is survived, in addition to her husband, by two sons, Thomas J. of Great. Neck and Crawford E. of Astoria; six daughters, Mrs.

Lucy A. Eccles, Mrs. Adelaide L. McCombs, Mrs. Anna M.

Harte, Mrs. Loretta C. Kelly, Mrs. Alice G. McLean and Mrs.

Helen E. Merrill; a sister, Miss Addle E. Burke of Mount Vernon, and 14 grandchildren. Interment will be in St. John' Cemetery.

also of the Ozanam Home, the Cath Mrs. W. C. Trotter Dies in Hospital Great Neck, July 6 Mrs. Mar KLEMANN On Monday.

Julv 5 I mont Methodist Episcopal Seminary at Montpelier and Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn. He 1937, ANNA M. KLEMANN of One Plaza St. Services at the Fairchild olic Settlement Association, the Christ Child Society, the auxiliary of the House of the Good Shepherd, and during the war, organized the Catholic Social Service Auxiliary. was licensed to preach in 1870 and Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Tues day at 8:30 p.m.

six years later joined the Vermont garet Trotter, who for 12 years had served as a Democratic committee-woman of the 42d Election District in the town of North Hempstead, died yesterday in Nassau Hospital, 3 Daughters and Son She is survived by three daughters, Conference, being transferred to several important posts over a period LANGSTON Suddenly, on July John Underwood Stephens. Other clergymen, who took part were the Rev. John Ewing Steen, associate of Dr. Magary; the Rev. Dr.

Elmer E. Gabbard, director of the Buck-horn Association, Buckhorn, of which Mr. Underwood was president, and the Rev. Dr. Frank L.

Gosnell of the Second Presbyterian Church, Auburn. Present at the services were Philip D. Wagoner, president of the Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company Matthew Eylar, vice president; the 4. 1937, ISABELLE LANGSTON. or years.

Mrs. Anna A. Mordaunt, Mrs. Mary E. Perazzo and Mrs.

Margaret G. Dr. Frost occupied pulpits during the early part of his career at Thet- Funeral services Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at parlors of Charles J. Barr, 2 Brevoort Plare, corner of inursaay at 10:30 a.m. Requiem mass St.

Michael's R. Church. ford Center, Woodstock, Bradford, Montpelier and St. Johnsbury. He ARTHI'R A.

SMITH, a chauffeur of th Cram plant of tho United Shipyards at Gowanua Bay, died In Methodiat Eels, copal Hospital following an operation. Ha is survived by his widow, Mrs. Oladyj Smith, and a young son, Stuart. Brown and a son, Charles Jr. A daughter, Mrs.

Rose M. McGarey, who was the wife of Alderman Franklin Ave. REINER On Julv 5. WILHEL was chaplain of the Vermont Senate in 1886 and 1887. At -one time, while MINE MULLER, lately of 2 Montague Terrace, Brooklyn, at Crvstal Brook, Port Jefferson, L.

I. Wife of Otto Reiner, beloved mother of Rev. Robert W. Anthony, secretary of the Waldensian Society; Darwin R. James, president of tiie Brook iviiiicuia, auer a long illness.

Mrs. Trotter was also active In the affairs of the village of Great Neck. She supported Joseph C. O'Grady, victorious candidate for trustee, in the recent village election. She was born In Ireland and lived here for many years at Forest Row and Franklin Place.

Surviving are her husband, William C. Trotter and two sons, William C. and Douglas. A requiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday in St. Aloyslus R.

C. Church, Great Neck. Burial will follow in Holy Rood Cemetery Westbury. Frieda, Herbert and Waldo Reiner. iJavia w.

Cleveland. Services at Moadinger's Funeral IFarlors, 1120 Flatbush Wednesday, 8 p.m.; also services and Interment Thursday, a p.m., at Moraa-ian Cemetery, New Dorp, Staten Iifc.nd. DRISCOLL ART retired N. Y. P.

suddenly on uly 5, 1937, at his home, 949 President St. Funeral Thursday from tjii; Bovertown Chapel, 38 Lafayette Hvc. Requiem mass 9 a.m., St. Fmncis Xavier's Church, Carroll St. am 6th Ave.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. (Boston papers please copy.) DUHAMEL At hte residence. 2215 Newkirk ADOJ'H beloved husband of Dorothea Duhamel. Funeral services at his residence on Wednesday, July 7, 2 p.m. Relatives and friends tu'i'e respectfully invited.

EISERT ALWIN, of 306 Bayside Place, Rockaway Be. uch, on Sunday, July 4, 1937, beloved husband of Laura fnee Austi-'l brother of Flora Clark and Pauline Carroll. Services at the J. Snyder Funeral Parlors, 88 Rockaway Beach Boulevard. jrlnesday, 2 p.ni.

Interment Lutheran -Cemetery. Jflaltrr $. ilrnkt INCORPORATED DIGNIFIED FUNERALS Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. Brooklyn, Thursday, July 8, at 2:30 D.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery.

lyn Bureau of Charities, and Dr. O. R. Avison. The rites at the grave in Greenwood Cemetery were conducted by Dr.

Magary, Mr. Stephens and Mr. Steen. Mr. Underwood, who lived at 336 Washington died Friday at his Summer home at Wianno, Mass.

Francis D. McGarey, died in 1923. Like her mother, Mrs. McGarey had been active in charitable work. Also surviving are two brothers, Peter and John Halpin, and a sister, Mrs.

Rose Meehan, and 13 grandchildren; Mrs. Helen Young, Adri-enne Mordaunt, Jeanne Mordaunt and Ann Mordaunt of Pelham, N. Mrs. Marie Perazzo Lord, David Robert Perazzo, Kathleen and Isabel Perazzo, of Brooklyn; Mar-garetta Ann McGarey, Francis P. McGarey, and Charles O'Brien McGarey, James S.

Brown 3d, and Mary Ann O'Brien Brown. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery. continuing his pastoral duties, he served as superintendent of public schools. In 1883 he was appointed by the Governor of Vermont to act as a delegate to the Interstate Educational Convention meeting that year in Louisville, Ky. In 1888 he served as chairman of the Vermont delegation to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

During his long residence in Vermont he was a leading figure at all important Methodist Church functions. Dr. irost went to Brooklyn from this State and was credited with adding considerably to Brooklyn's RODGER CHARLES, suririenlv A Suddenly, Julv 4 1937, OTA S. LAYTON, of 80 Win-throp St. Services at Salem, N.

J. Kindly omit flowers. Friends may call at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 chureh until Wednesday, 10 a.m. MADDEN CATHERINE O'NEILL, on July 4, at her home, 449 16th St.

Survived by her husband, John Madden; two sisters, Elizabeth Do-herty and Mary Harms; two brothers, Thomas O'Neill and William, of County Tipperary, Ireland. Funeral Thursday, with a requiem mass, 9:30 a.m., at Church of the Holy Name. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MA GEE RICHARD on July 4. 1937, beloved brother of Helen July 5, 1937, beloved brother of Christina' Ross.

Masonic services Wednesday, July 7, 8:30 p.m., at Frank De Bold's Funeral Home, ALr 150 Oin HOMES BROOKLYN Ifil Linden Boulevard BUtkmlnttar 4.1300 60 8vrln Avenue NEvins 8-3003. 4 1218 Flatbuth Avenue BUckmlnslar OUEENS ISfl-10 Hlllila, Avenue JAnllca .670 150-14 Northern Blvd. INdiaendenti 3 -MOO STATEN ISLAND 98 Beech St Stepleton fi Ibraltar 7.1100 MANHATTAN 117 72d street THafilgar 7-9700 (451 Firil Avenue RHinelandor 4-5800 BRONX I Writ 19011 8lrrrl KAvmonrf mno Mrs. L. Cleveland Dies at Age of 88 Mrs.

Laura J. Cleveland rfiorf loom ot. ana Webster Bronx. ROTHE MARY on John E. Marsh, Undertaker, Dies beloved mother of Meredith.

Mrs. Sunday In her home, 1090 Flatbush Sara Newton, sister of Mrs. Hannah McDougall and John McMahon Services nt Walter John E. Marsh, 50, a motion operator for the past 23 vear.s, 347 Willie Avenue MOtt H4Vrn 8-7070 WKSTl HESTER Funeral Home, 50 7th Wednesday, 8 p.m. Interment Green-Wood 214 Mamaronerk Avenue While Plaint THOMPSON GEORGE, on July 3, 1937, beloved husband of Ruby Thompson (nee Cox), loving son of Mrs.

Catherine Thompson, fond brother of Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, reputation as the "City of Churches" during his stay there. He also served in pulpits nt Newark, N. Evanston, 111., and Baltimore. He was the author of several works on theology and has lectured extensively.

During 1917 and 1918 he lectured on Christian ethics at the Garret Bible Institute in Evanston. Since 1918. when he re l'hone tor RcprrscntallceNo Obligation Mugee Winticn. Funeral from his residence, 271 LrfTerts Thursday, July 8. at 9:30 a.m.: thenre to St.

Francis of Assisi R. c. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Cemetery, Thursday, 2 p.m. FRANK PETER, at 371 Barbey Street, beloved husb id of Loube and father of Richai-d, Lillian and Peter, also survived his mother, Ernstine Frank; a Anna, and brothers, John, William, Fred and Joseph.

Funeral "Tliursday, 9:30 Mrs. Mary Kcenan. John and Rich SCHIED On July 4, 1937, ED- Ave. was 88 and had been a resident of Brooklyn more than half a century. She was a member of Theodore Roosevelt Chapter, 632.

O. E. and the Goddess of Liberty Council 9, Daughters of Liberty. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.

Lcnna Whitworth and Mrs. Daisy E. Bord, and two sons. Warren Henry and David W. Funeral services will be held in the chapel at 1120 Flatbush Ave.

tomorrow night and who also had conducted an undertaking establishment at 1461 Bush-wick Ave. for ten years, died suddenly at that address. Mr. Marsh was a member of St. Thomas' P.

E. Church. Cooer and Ei'shwick of Motion Picture Machine Operators Local 306 nf the Projection Society, of Brook WARD beloved husband of Mary Thompson. Funeral from his Purdy and devoted father of Edward residence, 8(0 54th July 7. 9:30 MAHON- -BRIDGET at her re.sider.ee, 730 Rucbv Road.

'on Julv a.m., irom John Aet ti ier's Parlors. a.m.; tlience to the Church of Our 2890 Atlantic Solemn i 5 l037- beloved sister of Mary E. lyn Lodge of Elks, of Brooklyn Coun NOTRE TO CONTRACTORS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDFRS ON WORK TO UK HOSE VnR Oli SUPPLIES TO BE KUIiNlSIIEU TO TUB CITY OP NEW YORK. Hie nrrion or persons maklnj a bid for any i ire, work, materials ur si.pu;ira lor Tho City ol Nrw York or for any H3 deparuurnts. burrnis or offices, sha.l lurmsli tiie Mime a M-aitd envelope.

Indorsed with tile title tho supplies, work or service (or which the bid Is made, with his or thiir name or names and tiie date of presentation the Prei-dent of the Board or to the head of tin tired, he had devoted himself to literary work and lecturing. Surviving are a son. Philip, and a daughter, Mrs. George Morris. Capt.

Stillwaggon Rites Tomorrow also on Thursday afternoon in the chapel of the Moravian Cemetery. New Dorp, S. where interment will follow. cil, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, and of Prospect Lodge, 290. I.

O. O. F. His widow. Mrs.

Katie Marsh; a son, Lewis Marsh, and two sisters, Mrs. Mac Schandall and Mrs. Eliza- beth Rohn, survive. The funeral will fore date P. Schied.

Services at his residence, 347 13th Wednesday, 8 p.m. Interment Groen Wood Cemetery Thursday, 11 a.m. SCHMITT JOSEPH, on July 4 in his 64th year, at the home of his daughter, Anna Rainey, 261 Devoe St. He is survived by six daughters and three sons. Member of Holy Name Society of St.

Nicholas R. c. Church. Solemn requiem mass on Wednesday, 10 a.m. Interment Holy-Trinity Cemetery.

SCHNEIDER JOHN, aged 59 at his residence, 112 St. Nicholas Ave. Survived by his sisters. Requiem mass Thursday, 9:30. at St.

Alovsius R. C. Church. Interment Holy Trinity Cemetery. George Johnston, Mahon, John C.

and Edward F. Mahon. K1 idly omit flowers. MARSH JOHN suddenly, on July 5, 1937, beloved husband of Katie and devoted frther of Lewis; also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mae Schandall and Mrs.

Elizabeth Rohn. Funeral services Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at his home, 1461 Bu.sli-wick Brooklyn. Interment Thursday, 2 p.m., Evergreens Cemetery. NEEDLES July 4.

JAMES son of Helen Olmsted Needles, brother of Helen Kathryn and William. Funeral from his residence, 535 47ih Wednesday, July 7, 9:30 a.m. be held tomorrow evening at the home. Interment will be Thursday at Evergreens. A requiem mass will be offered Lady of Perpetual Help, where a mass of requiem will be celebrated.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. TORBERT On Sundav, Julv 4. 1937, MARY A. TORBERT. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Wednesday at 2 p.m.

Interment private. WHITE J. CLARA, on July 4. at her residence, 124 Amity in her 87th year. Services and interment in Woodbury, Connecticut.

WISE Suddenly, on Julv 3. WILLIAM of 551 45th Street, beloved husband of Elizabeth A. Wise and devoted son of Albert F. and the late Rebecca A. Vise.

Brother of Mrs. Ruth Hale and Mrs. Kiena-man. Services at Schaefer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Avenue and 42d Street, on Tuesday evening, July 6. at 8 o'clock.

Interment Wednesday. July 7, at 2 p.m., Cypress Hills vert.semrnt lor the same, at which t.m and Mare the bids will be publicly opened by the President of the Board or head of said Department and read, and the aar1 of the contract niHtle according to law as soon tluiealter as bid conta.n the name ar.4 P. nee of lesidencc of the person the I'id and ihe n.nr.e. persons th him thrrrin. and if no otl.i he so 11.

-crested it shall distinctly state that fact, also that it Is made with, oar any connection with any other person nak.nit a bul for ihe same purpose, and in all latr and without Other Obituary Mens on Pages 2 and 9 requiem mass at St. R. C. Church. Interment.

Holy Trinity Cemetery. FREEMAN CATHKRV'NE, on July 4, at her residence, 8so St. Mark's beloved wife of Patrick H. Freeman. Funeral on Wednesday, July 7, from the Funeral Home, 187 S.

Oxford at 9: 3D a.m., with a solemn requiem la ss at the Church of St. Gregoirj Brooklyn Ave. and St. John's P3 ce. Interment Holy Cross Cemet ry.

Please omit flowers. i'TtENCH (nee De-derick), at her homer, 491 Park Place, beloved wife of the late James, devoted mothey of John, Irene, Helen, Mrs. Anno Oates, Mrs. Mae Hughes and Mrs. Dlna Hilliers.

Funeral from her 1. ine Friday, 9 a.m. Requiem mass St. Teresa's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

FRISTROM On Mcmday, July 5, 1937, at her residence 46-10 250th Street, Little Neck, OLI3A beloved wife of Ellis Fristrom. "Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 141-26 Northern Boulevard, Flushing, on Thursday, July 8, at 2, ji.m. AIT SAI.KS solemn requiem ma.ss at St. Agatha's Church, 49th St. and 7th and ilia: no mentoer of th KEI.LS 75, of Queens Dies George C.

Johnston of 90-10 Elm-hurst Jackson Heights, active in the real estate and insurance business in Elmhur.st and Jackson Heights for the past 25 years, died in the Memorial Hospital, Manhattan. He was 75. Mr. Johnston had been employed in the circulation department of the New York Sun for more than 30 years prior to entering the real estate business In 1912. Surviving are his widow, Mrs, Elizabeth Mc-Ardle Johnston; two daughters, Mrs.

James Cherry and Miss Mary A. Johnston, and three sons, Peter Mc-Ardle, George C. Jr. and John J. 11.

ADKI.MAN, Al.CM Juiy in, HOT. ni in mi i Sicklen Ave Mn-'ik vn, flu Mnur No ti Hi-(l at tier, Van i.ncrnien, neaa 01 a department, let Chassis. I bmeau. deputy thereof or erf of ileury I employee ef tomorrow morning in St, John the Baptist R. C.

Church for Capt. Francis Stillwaggon, towboat pilot, who died in the Marine Hospital, Staten Island, on Saturday. Born 60 years ago in Giccnpoint, Captain Stillwaggon wa.s a lifelong resident of Brooklyn. His home was at 793A Willoughby Ave. For 14 years he was a towboat captain with the Transmarine Steamship Co operating out ol Port Newark.

Later lie was connected with the Croton Water Co. and operated its towboat Croton. He then operated principally in New York Harbor. Captain Stillwaggon was a member of Lexington Council 293. K.

oi C. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Mary StUlwac-on. Interment llyman and Alaska i-'m'n l'lodurt n.

Mia.i ne or De- tome mieiested. riirectiv or indirectly, ai eontraettna partv. paiinrr. MorkrioHrr. stireiv or otlierwise.

in or ia the performance of the or in the supplies, work or business to which it te ates or --i hi purlieu of the plot 's thereof! Tl 9 hid must be verified he the oa'ii In Party or purllrs mt.k-.r.s the SHREENAN On Julv 4. 19u7. THOMAS, beloved father of Edward J. and Mrs. Alice Rooney.

Funeral from his residence, 91 S. 2d Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass, Church of Sts. Peter and Paul Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. J.

J. Gallagher's Sons, Directors. SMITH On July 3rd, 1937. beloved husbend of Gladys Smith and dear lather of l--t C. II AtlMAHN.

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ion pre. elation BAHRENBURr; In ever-loving i'c ft! Ui "f.e rri-f-pnon r-'- M.rh be ac rlifck upt.n or.p Nu.k' or trist er.mpjr. or ch rninpany A requiem mass will be celebraled at the R. C. Church of the Blcs.c:i Sacrament tomorrow at 10 a.m.

SF1.I.S Ase Mt97, memory of my dearly beloved wife, will be in St. John's Ccmcterv p.iii:i-d bv a S. of 'irh bitliK oi S. SAIlOVVSKV. Am SONH-Tt V.

111:17. ,11) A 4-ill I Kord 'intcsi, or r-'t 1, Irnm So.h Kiu. Ave. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

NELSON Greenwood Lodge, No. 569, A. Brethren are requested to attend Masonic funeral services for our brother. NELS NELSON, at 126-2. Van Wyck Boulevard, South Ozone Park, Tuesday, July 6.

at 8:15 ALBERT P. LOWENSTERN, Master. H. J. Brunton, Secretary.

NIGRO Suddenly, on Julv 4, 1937, at Providence, R. MARK son of John and Irene Nigro; brother ol John, Jim, Joe and Anna Ricciardi. from the Fair-child Chapel, 86 LefferLs Place, on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Joseph's R. C.

Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 a m. O'BRIEN MARY A. (nee Halpin). widow of Charles J. and beloved mother of Anna A.

Mordaunt, Mary E. Perazzo and Margaret G. Brown and of the late Rom- M. Mr- rt i.v ft. it 'tip officer thereof, drawn of the or iii'-npy hiMEPMAN'.

Al'CI I1 M1 f.HCABETH, who departed this life July 6, 1934. Though she has gone, her ever loving memory will never be forgotten. Her husband, JOHN H. BAHRENBURG. i 'jerk or nf tr.

Miss. J. Clara White, 87, Of Vassar '69 Class Bin sllilv 4 H) ChryIrr C-Hich. M'ilrr Noil. A4 'HCW.

bi Ir.a Broadwater, -n-i- TAKE NOTICE THAT JKHK asit-tlaiit'tV, rr-n July ind, 137, at 2 00 phi 1 Sorvire on, Hmi.iiiyi), N. Y. onr A stuart, brother of Johm and Ham-Smith, Mrs. Katherine Suntlblael and Mrs. Elsie Spina.

Funeral services at the Funeral Home, 187 South Oxford Tuesday. 8 p.m. Interment Wednesday, 2 p.m., Green-Wood Cemetery. STAHUN CHARLES, on July 5. 1937, at his home, 221-18 Fairb'ury Queens Village, L.

I beloved husband of Anna and father of Anna Cillduster. Requiem mass at Our Ladv of Lourries R. C. Chureh Thursday. 10 a.m.

Interment St' John's Cemetery. i'i-iii tf flr.y r.n'ure i.ssi.M by T-t crv -f York. 1 fip Compt rniier sh.t 1 t.t ol with tl.e secur in the Hd prUM-mnt to "ii not. ie than thrrr n'-r tr I five of iht r.d rcanir- I provided P-cur-n 40 of the Grca; New Yi.rlt Charter bids fnr must be jMibmitv-fl I In I The enerk or will be at Woodbury, At. Mu'fir No.

(or the h.t'.km ot 1 1 1 Hi CAH r.lPANV OF NKW VUUK. in ir.c fMP.npe r. fi. I' Jl 'j-d be itht- ENNERS In lovlnrr memory of our beloved father, EDWARD ENNERS, who died July 6, 1936. Mass offered.

His CHILDREN. MAHER PETER In memory of a devoted husband and loving father, died July 6, 1934. WIFE and DAUGHTER. SMITH MAYME in memory of our dear mother's hirihdiy, li. -d ope artdri -rd t- lie heal Boh i.irtNsts A Superior S'ervicc at no greate cost Fairchiud Sons MORTICIANS 86 Lefferts Pla re, Brooklyn Jimlid Flushi' ig Oiidtn City A Helpful STILLWAGGON On Snttirdav July 3.

1937. captain francis devoted of Marv J. Still- j. uara White, resident of downtown Brooklyn nearly all her 87 years, died Sunday at her home. llM Amity St.

She was a graduate of Vassar College, class of 189. he had been ill about five years. Miss White was a member of the Valvar College Alumnae Association and of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour, Pierrepont St, and Monroe Place. She was the dau-li-lr ol John T. and Sarah White.

New who lived in old Brooklyn. She is survived by a niece. Miss F. -a C. White, of (iiecntvich, and two nephews, Georpc G.

and Dr. Benjamin The funeral service and burial Gaiey and Charles J. O'Brien on July 5. Funeral from her late residence. 2 Montaeue Terrace, on 'ednesclay, July 7.

at 9:30 am- rre: re u.it 1 i-lecIuVs. cc rf Ihe Pre HUlEliY IMS I i ns is. s. I'' CYl II K.l.s, I I r. I' IN NKW Attitude Juiy b.

tTHEL and MYRTLE. wagRon. Funeral from hi.s home I 7B3-A Willoughby 011 Wednesday. Julv 7. Sole rPOIlinn, thence to St.

Charles Borromeo R. 1 'i on pit. Hi ir.diTMKi.ed ne A 1 1 1 i N. 'ii any MMlt.HY I.IUV Church, Sidney Place and Livinti- in the Chi.Tch of St. John the Bap-ston where a solemn requiem I Willoughbv and Lewis Aves at ma.ss will be offered at.

in a i 10 o'clock. I "in tu Many derails require ot-tcntion when we ore called upon. Our helpful attitude rtlicves patrons of oil details. To serve well is our purpose. Please omit flowers.

Interment Cal Cemetery. S-ftl I H. K.iim vary cemetery. b'' for separate v. i rf-'trd to one 'i -f to be lir th Citv su fn dT.

ttr.tc nti' the ammint to irueriin viie 5am IN' Nl'AS CO. bids in classes LODEWICK First anniversary ma.ss will be oflered for JOHN SEYMOUR LODEWICK at St. Francis Xavier's R. C. Church, Wednesday, July 7, at 8 a.m.

McCANN In loving memory of ROSE T. McCANN, who died on July 7th, 1925. Anniversary at, St. James Pro-Cathedral on 1 Wednesday, July 7th, at 8 a.m. HUSBAND and CHILDREN.

1 Nui U't lie (ilVF.V I tu WILLIAM A. 1 3u Ittrmnriam MARTIRJ "use. lr: nre requeued to inn- their b-rtt ihe foirr.s prpHved mid ir- ti.r CVv, a copv of fthuh. er.veifip. in which to fi'h a cpy ol ihe nmi a hf In the fo: vm r-v t) Corporation Cuinel.

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IMr donp or tti- a rP 9 I rn EAGLE BUILDING Deairahle office pace at lowest rentals in Borough Hall lection. Renting A pent ROOM S06 I'hone Mv and ririminits ot con-he seen there. H-MI2L I er-i 1 Personal Supervision Always PAWNHROKIKS SAI.KS We have just published booklet of "In Menioriam" Verses You may obtiin copy of ihi booklet, without charee, by calling Ad Taker si MAio 4-6000. Moderate Coit BENJAMIN GRINDR0D SO I ICK UK! O.sr STUTZV1AW Sfl, me. antral Drttton Stmt t)ot 1001 Madison Strict, Ri.tRcwooJ Ttltpbcnt, HBgeman 3-3120 GONE! AnU ami other in-pert penis ffinnp-ptar hen you INSECT POWDER Morticit CKN'IHAL AUCTION Cf) JOHN (iimi At nnnrer.

Mil. aJ 8l MajlUt: Mn. N. Y. a a Julv 1" tor Mf.Airpnan'5, St ni.ie-demed of diamonds, see nd Wei-ches.

Jpwelry. i are. viv vi. frt jne uv io- nrt ail pirUyts ht Id omt Hum pitviuua p. Hall St.

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