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RROOKLYN EAGLE, SAT, JULY 27, 1946 FRED A. WENCK DIES AT 67; William Clemens, SUNDAY SERMONS cYRrYiMfs Ex-Eagle Employe UNiofias Special to the Brooklyn Eagle New Rochelle. July 28-Funera. rvices for Fred A. Wenck, State boxing commissioner, who Thursday in Meadowbrook paths Usabel Lambert.

James C. Boschen, Henry h. Lumbers, L. W. Burckett, Ullie O.

McGrade, Jennie Dewsbury, Grace M. D. Dowd.JohnJ. Paynton, Carrie B. Kleckner, John P.

Rochford, C. A. Freeman, C. E. Spath, Harry Geracltano, V.

Tepper, Capt R. Hagen, John BENNETTS On July 25, USA-BEL BERGEN BENNETTS. Services at her residence. Shore Road and 75th Street, Bay Ridge, Monday, July 29, at 2:30 p.m. BOSCHEN On July 26, 1948, HENRY beloved husband of Frieda; father of Henry O.

and William Clemens who until nlfl UfiOUS editor NOT LATER retirement in 1944, was employed NOON on THURSDAY, in the maintenance department ol baptist the Brooklyn Eagle for ten years.lLENOx road-died yesterday (Thursday) at his! tawuit lYeachrr home, 154-11 Rock" way Boulevard, faith baptist iabkhna Jamaica South. He was 74 last! a.jj June. Comm. Born in the Williamsburg sec-iBUwnn om 0, the tlon of Brooklyn, he moved to HE 4Bjm filUt." Queens where he had made his in Hospital, Hempstead, will be held fo'3 2 p.m. tomorrow at the George T.

tnoge years he was capUin of Davis Mortuary, Le Count Place. jits football team and served in Preartier The MINIHIEU M.I. PARTICIPATING Al UNITED SUMMER SERVICES 10:43 A.M. at SF.r.OM) I W.I I Al. FREE Clll'RCH 7:45 P.M.

at LEIF EMCKSON SQl'ARE EV. FREE CHURCH Mr. wencK was 6. ror tne past months ago, he operated the Marine Salvage Shop ln Port Washington, where he lived at 25 Shore Road, while a resident also at 1 Prospect St. here.

In the course of an active life he had been an outstanding athlete and sportsman, a newspaperman and an operator of ferryboats on Long Island Sound. The ferry enterprise was conceived by Mr. Wenck two years after his marriage to Jessie Sheriff of Brooklyn. Between 1906 and 1932 he operated, at various periods, ferry runs between Glen Oove and Rye and between Bay-ville and New Rochelle Stamford, and Greenwich, Conn. Mr.

Wenck was the founder and first president of the swimming association at Yale University, where he was. captain of the swim- Sermon topics for fix roi MUST be in the hands nf the GREENWOOD i RIDOF CHRISTIAN Schroid. iue.1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CONGREGATIONAL BARTHOLOMEW A CENTER OF SPIRITUAL REFRESHMENT! BROOKLYN VOl Iff FOR CHRIST CENTRAL Y. M. C.

55 HANSON PLACE T. F. M'Bride, Ex-Supervisor Of Building for School Board CHURCHES tgi EDWARD B. VALENTINE DIES; BEDFORD-CENTRAL EX-ALDERMAN, Reprinted Prom Te.terd.y'i late Editions For the last 31 years Mr. Val-! Former Alderman Edward B.ientine was a member of Sunset Valentine, who for 25 years was; Lodge, 936, F.

A. He also an auditor for the City Department was a former member of the old of Finance, died yesterday (Thurs-1 Acorn Athletic Club and the Bay LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. ALVIN E. MAGARY. MINISTER DR.

ALLEN E. CLAXTON FIRST NtKBmRlArr A.M.: "Come Down In PRESBYTERIAN BEVERLY WELLS MEMORIAL BETHANY QUEENS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN TABERNACLt I CHURCH OF SAINT CITY AUDITOR Kiage Ainietic unio. iiarlotte Valentine; a daughter, ildred, and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the pastor of Grace Baptist officiating. There also will be) services by Sunset Lodge.

Burial will take place at 2 p.m. Monday in Green-Wood Cemetery. eran laymen's radio committee. Hie Rev. Dr.

Russell Frank minister of St. Peters Lutheran Church, 130 E. 54th Manhattan. will be presented spirational radio messages August, ana September WJZ and the network of the lean Broadcasting System, addresses. "Gems for Thought be heard each Tuesda Ljj De tne gUesl speaker tomorrow lhe Wadsworth Avenue Baptist Church.

1841 St. and Wadsworth Manhattan. Dr. Roddy is pro-jfessor of New Testament theology at the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. BAPTIST 6STH STREET Psychology of Repentance and Muiical Prerai 7 SO, WIYN 1430 Kc 5s! ar- the Norwegian Hospital, 4ini nd 46th St.

He was TO lived a 634 52d St. long resident of Brooklyn Mr. Valentine was a former presi dent of the 9th A. D. Republican organization in Bay Ridge.

served as alderman of the district from 1914 to 1916. Prior to his entering the employ of the city he was engaged in the coffee importing CHURCH DIGNITARIES FLYING TO ENGLAND The American delegation I International Conference of Leaders on the Problems of World1 Order, Cam- bridge, England. Aug. 4-7. will fly to London on a special plane pro- vided by Pan American World Air- aravi It was announced todav.

msm IIH.1 mlng. water polo and xaw school UUm ln the Uniud states and Canada from 1898 to 1901 and represented the New York during the Spankh- American War. After leaving college Mr. Wenck became night sports editor of the New York Evening Journal and later served as sports editor for the Evening Mall and the Morning Telegraph. Appointed chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission in 1915 by Governor Charles S.

Whitman, he was removed two years later when bribery charges were aired ln the courts. was brought about through the in- fluence of those 'worst elements of which he attempted to rid box tag. Surviving besides his widow an two daughters, Alice Wenck anc Mrs. J. Dudley Calhoun: a son Frederick; two sisters.

Mrs. Pauline I Luders and Mrs. Elsie netcnam, brother, Ernest WfencK. tion of a number of public: schools the greater city, ana then had charge of building repairs. On one occasion he supervised the moving a brick school building in Brooklyn from its original site to another several blocks aay.

In early life he was interested politics, and for a number of years was a Democratic district captain in the old 7th A. D. For many years before moving to the Plaza St. address he lhed in Bay Ridge. many years, he was a member of New YorK Lodge 330.

F. A. Union Chapter, R. A. and Kismet Shrine.

He also was a member of Adirondack Council, Royal Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Maria McBride; a son, Raymond W. McBride. formerly assistant secretary of Brevoort Savings Bank, and a daughter, Edith C. McBride.

William Wilde, 75; Ran Ferry to Statue Capt. William Wilde, 75, of 592 88th who at one time was master of the Statue of Liberty boat operating between Bedloes Lsiano ana tne Battery. Manhattan, died yesterday in Brooklyn Hospital. He was employed by the Sutton Steamship Line, 24 State Manhattan. Captain Wilde, a resident, of Brooklyn for 17 years, was born in Jersey City and workeo in and around New York Harbor for more than 50 years.

He had been in failing health since 1944. Funeral services will be held at Herbst Sons Memorial. 7.501 5th Ave. Burial will be Fairview Surviving are hi low, Mr; Amelia Wilde; a daughtei caroiyn Potter, and a granddaugh ter, Caroline Potter. G.

J. Meany, Dairyj Co-op Unit Ex-Chief Delawanna. N. July 27-A solemn mass of requiem for Gerald Meany, who for the past three years was manager of the Delancey U1P Lrairymens League Co-operative Association, 194 4th. Brooklyn, was offered this morning In St.

Clair's R. C. Church Delawanna, N. J. Burial was to take place in Paterson.

N.N Mr. Meany, who was born ln Rutherford, N. 45 years ago, died Wednesday at his home, 137 Brook Passaic. N. J.

He had been associated with the Dairymen's League for member of 6 yes He i Brooklyn and there. Surviving an Virginia Meany. aid Meany Jr. his widow, Mrs. and two sons.

Ger-id Richard Meany. BIY IT. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS FORECLOSURES on AukusI 16. 1946.

Block iffe, Tot 82, as amf preni1esTOkn' wn KI il EXKCl'TTOX i. Kim i'Vsii i ixi.y. hange. 189 Montague 23d day pfEprtl? 1926. or I BorouRly of Brooklyn.

City and ginnint at point on the -westerb Howard Avenue 60 feet sou1 RS famine m. feawyer; son oi Mary Boschen; brother of Lillian Icken. Reposing George J. A yen Memorial Chapel, 55 7ih Avenue. Masonic service Sunday, 4 p.m.

Religious service Monday, July 29, at Eman uel Lutheran Church, 7th Street near 8th Avenue. Brooklyn, at 2 p.m. Interment Green-Wood ceme- BROOKLYN LODGE NO. 22. P.

O. ELKS Brothers: Funeral services for our brother, HARRY SPATH, Saturday, July 27, 8 p.m., it Zirkel's Chapel, 243 Ridgewood JOHN J. ROONEY, Exalted Ruler. Thomas F. Cuite, Secretary.

BURCKETT LILLIE OLIN, In Brookllne, on July 25, 1946. of Lincoln Place. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Sunday at 3 p.m. DEWSBURY GRACE, on July 25, 1946, of 250 Nichols Avenue, beloved wife of Harry; sister of Mar-caret Walsh. Isabelle Werber, Jen nie Miller, Jonathan and George Scott.

Services N. F. Walker Hnmi R7.34 80th Street. Woodhaven, Sunday, 8 p.m. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m.

interment The Evergreens Cemetery. DOWB JOH at his residence, 3021 Avenue beloved husband of Anne M. (nee Murphy); brother of Anna C. Dowd. He was commanding officer of 5th Avenue Squad, Manhattan.

West, Detectives. ReDosinff at Kennedy Fu neral Chapel, Church and Rogers Avenues. Funeral Tuesday. Solemn Requiem Mass 11 a.m. at our Help of Christians R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direction Joseph Redmond. FLECKNER JOHN belovedi hushand of Harriet and of the Rev.

John J. Fleckner, uncle nf Sister Paracleta. Ob.U. home, 103-24 118th Street, Richmond! Hit ReDosinu at Donnelly Purcell Funeral Home, 207 Euclid Avenue Solemn Reauiem Mass Monday. 10 a.m., at St.

Benedict Joseph Labre R. C. Church, terment St. John's Cemetery. FREEMAN CATHERINE 575 Ocean Avenue, on July 26.

1946, beloved mother of William J. and Jamteson G. Freeman. Friends may call at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, until Monday, 2 p.m. Service at the Cypress Hills Abbey, 3 p.m.

G0RACTTANO VINCENZO, July 25, 1946; beloved husband of Rose and loving father of Larry, Joseph, Frank, Bernadine, Mary. Funeral Monday from his residence. 1370 56th Street, 9:30 a.m. ikl.mii Renuiem Mass at St. Frances De Chantal Church, 57th Street and l3tn Avenue, iu interment Holv Cross Cemetery.

Direction ot Moecarelli Funeral Home HAGEN JOHN, on July 26, 1946, beloved husband of the late Mary Carney; devoted father of Mrs. Anne Shoemaker, Mrs. Mae Lennon. Mrs. Kathryn Hobart, John J.

and v. nf Richmond. Cal. Fu neral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flat-bush Avenue. Requiem Mass Our Lady Help of Christians.

R. C. Church. LAMBERT JAMES C. on July 26, 1946, at his residence, 534 72d Street, beloved husband of Mar-oarer.

McCarthy father of Kath leen brother of Edward, Char lotte ana sister m. oiauiMau. CS.J. He was a member of Don-can Council, K. of C.

Reposing at Viineral Home. 476 73d Street. Fu neral Monday. Solemn Requiem Mass 10 a.m. at Our Lady oi gels R.

C. Church. T.TTMRERn LAWRENCE W. July 24, 1946, at his residence, 350 84th Street, beloved husband ot Nellie Lumberg; also dear father of Lawrence Jr. of Hollywood, Cal.

Member of St. Anselm's Holy Name Society. Solemn ttequiem Mais Monday. 9:30 a.m. St.

Anselm's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direction F. J. McLaughlin.

McQRADE July 25, 1946. JENNIE (nee Mahoni. beloved wife oi James McGrade; loving mother of Margaret and dear sister oi Mrs. Mulrean, Mrs. D.

Lynch and William Mahon. Funeral from her residence, 435 64th Street, Monday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass Our Ladj of Perpetual Help R. C. Church.

NILSSEN On July 26, 1946, MARTHA DOROTHEA, beloved wife of Gotfred; devoted mother of the Rev. Morton O. of Forest City. Iowa, Gerhard the Rev. Erlino! A.

of Portland, Maine, Howard Arthur and Ralph A. Nilssen at sea. Services at Fred Herbst Bnn Memorial. 7501 5th Avenue, Monday. 8:30 p.m.

Interment Ocean View Cemetery, Staten Island. PAYNTON On July 26, 1946, CARRIE BARLING PAYNTON. Survived by three nieces and three nephews. Service at the George W. Pease St Son Funeral Home, 437 Nostrand Avenue, at Hancock Street.

Monday, 2:30 pm. Walter ffifoofet DIGNIFIED $1CA FUNERALS At iOJ OUR FUNERAL HOMES The partv of high-ranking Amer- 8:55 o'clock and each Tuesday churchmen will leave LaGtiar- ning at 11:30 o'clock. home for 40 years. Betore coming to the Brooklyn Eagle he worked for many years for the Bossert Lumber Company. He had been ln failing health two years.

Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Louise Clemens, to whom he was married 47 years ago; two sons, Harry W. Clemens and Edward R. Clemens of the New York Police Department, and four grand children, Adolph, Harry Edward and Donald Clemens.

Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Fairchild Chapel, 89-31 164th Jamaica. The Rev. Donald W. Ruth, pastor of the Jamaica Presbyterian Church, will officiate.

Burial will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Evergreens Cemetery. H. Roden Insurance Officer Lvnbrook, July 26 Religious and Masonic services for William H. Roden, secretary of the America Fore Insurance Group, who died Wednesday night at his home, 10 Maldon Malverne, will be held hi 8.30 o.

oni Fric 1 the Flinch Funeral Home, 34 Hemp stead Lynbrook. Burial be in Grenville Cemetery, Hemp- Mr. Roden who was bon Winfield. I 55 years ago had been with the insurance company since 1907. He served in various capacities unti ppointed employ-r the group.

In 1944 he was elected secretary. He was a member of the New York! Employment Managers Association. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Charlotte Roden; a daughter. Audrey Massey.

and two sons, Henry and William. Home and Church Cooperation Urged Juvenile delinauencv dalism of the type exhibited ly in the Bay Ridge High School and which authorities are at the present time taking all sorts of steps to control, could be minimised and eliminated if home and church would co-operate. The Sunday de- clares Oscar Sunnerberg. superin tendent of the Bay Ridge Baptist ounaay jscnooi. "No boy," Mr.

Sunnerberg at "who has been a regular membei a Sunday School until the time he was 18 has ever been recordi auiltv of a felonv. If Barents ized this and really got behind the work of Sunday Schools, we would see an immediate decline in the perplexing problems caused by young city. We Intend to do our utmost to remedy the situation, by expanding our Sunday School even during the Summer and in the Fall by greatly increasing both attendance responsibility of the parent to ace may dv maxing sure i Miliar! regular their own children ar members of Some Sunday School Those who have no other connec tions are invited to attend the Bay Ridge Baptist School." me cliurcn is located at 4th Ave. To Dramatize Nazi Foe The story of the late Clement Augustus cardinal von Galen, num- enemy oi the NazLS Wfst- phalia who. as Bishop, met every oppressive National Socialist ruling with a pastoral, will be re- enacted at 8:30 p.m.

tomorrow on WMCA's "Ave Maria Hour" series. eekly dramatic stories of the Monastery at LEGAL NOTICLS SEND "GREETING WHEREAS. ALBERT G. Wt I.tislig. dcrcasitMl, la i.

585 East 34th Stri ty of Km York, ami 1 Stal- 'of New 'he'de'eniiiii of Brooklyn i ohierlinns I'h'on-I, 1 dia Field on Monday, and will bej London bv a group ot dis OCEAN AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH REV JUDSON E. FIEBIGER, MIMSTEBi CHARLES G. IDE, ASSISTANT 10:00 A.M. Communion Meditation "TWO TESTS OF DISCIPLESHIP" NO SERVICES DURING AUGUST AND FIRST SUNDAT IN SEPT. (OK KM IS SMEENWAY I SPENCER MEMORIAL 8l.

REV. R. NESilTT HOMECREST 111 I SNACOK, Mlnl.l PLYMOUTH ofutSe PILGRIMS 1 1. WENDELL FIFIELP. I Litt.

I. "HALF PAST QUITTING TIME" PISCOPAL CHURCHES St. Bartholomew's Church hi KMI I II I I R.f'ol 1784 ST. ANN'S 1946 St. Paul's Ororcli Ckur, Arrnu.

St. Ml P1.C. KLATBUSH Ree. HAROLD S. OLAFSON, D.D., Rector MESSIAH and INCARNATION CHRISTIAN SCIENCE sc rrv i iinmw BOOMS 7 'SSSSKT3.

Cfcarr. Sier'In. l.ca huirh Ave Br. 1 30 Tat Thin 30 J5 tinguished British churcil laaders. jDR.

RODDY PREACHING The Cambridge conference, which; aT MANHATTAN fHURfM is being held under the auspices of jMI "MiNrlMI IAIN inUKin the provisional committee of the The Rev. Dr. Clarence S. Roddy, World Council of Churches, is the former nastor of the Bantisl. TemDle be (Habman Iflemnrial (Htwrtly CLINTON AND LAFAYETTE AVENUES Reverend John Barlow Interim Pastor 11:00 A.M.

"CITIES OF REFUGE" The Reverend A. Karl Phillippi first postwar gathring of world PB world Plan New Radio Series Through the sponsorship of tin Federal Council of Churches, Luth Religious and Masonic services for Thomas Francis McBride, 82, of 50 Plaza a retired supervisor of construction for the Board of Education, were held this morning at the FairchUd Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. Burial will be in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mr. McBride, who was connected with the Building Bureau of the Board of Education for more than 35 years, died Thursday after a brief Illness.

He was a native of Prince Edward Island, Canada, and came to New York City at an early age. He was educated at Cooper Union here and for many years was with the John P. Brady Company. Before becoming associated with the Board of Education he supervised the construction of many large and well-known structures, including part of Grant's Tomb on Riverside Drive, Manhattan. Later, with the Board of Education, he supervised the.

construc Henry L. Boschen, Feltman Employe Henry L. Boschen of 38 Fuller Place, assistant manager of Felt-man's in Coney Island for many years, died yesterday in Brooklyn Hospital. He was 60. A lifelong! resident of Brooklyn, he was an elder of Emanuel Lutheran Church and a Mason.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Frieda Boschen; a daughter. Mrs. Pauline Sawyer ot Port Arthur. Texas; a son.

Henry O. Boschen of Linden, N. hLs mother, Mrs. Mary C. Boschen, 84, and a sister, Mrs.

Lillian Icken. Masonic services will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the George J. Ayen Memorial Chapel, 55 7th and religious serlices at 2 p.m. Monday at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 7th near 6th Ape.

Burial will be ln Green-Wood Cemetery. Rites Tomorrow For Harry Spath Religious and Masonic services for Harrv Snath, 70, of 284 Crescent a retired dealer in brewery supplies, will be held at 8 p.m. tomor row at Zirkels funeral Parlors, va Ridgewood Ave. Burial will take place Monday at 10:30 a In Ever greens Cemetery. tors Hospital, Jamaica.

He was a native of Brooklyn and many years ago was proprietor of a hotel in Island Park, near Long Beach. He was a member of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 288, F. A. and of Kismet Shrine.

He also was a member of Brooklyn Lodge of Elks, which will conduct services tonignt. mis wne, Mrs. Eva Spath, died in 1942. A brother, Otto Spath, survives. Rabbi on Radio The Rev.

Dr. Theodore S. Mass. rabbi of Congregation Shaari Ze-dek, will speak over WJZ at 10 a m. Sunday on "The Message of Israel" program.

Dr. Ross' theme will be Name. Address, Occupation." DcatOs ROCHFORD CATHERINE mee Cowam, on Friday, July 2b. 1946. at her home, 131 Lakeview Avenue, Rockville Centre, L.

beloved wife of Howard mother of Kathryn, Howard, James, Raymond and Mary; sister of Eleanor Jasper and Margaret Griffin. Reposing at the Macken Mortuary, 52 Clinton Avenue, Rockville Centre. Funeral on Monday. July 29. Mass1 of Requiem St.

Agnes Church at 10 tery, Brooklyn. TEPPER Capt. ROBERT on Thursday, July 25, 1946, beloved husband of Natalie Anas Tepper. (Services at the Walter B. Cooke.

Funeral Home, 1218 Flat bush; Avenue, Sunday, 3 p.m. BirtbDap Remembrances GALLAGHER JOSEPH E. In! 9 fond and loving memory of my soi on hts birthday. Masses offered. MOTHER.

In aemoriam ABRAMS MARGUERITE. (Can- Died July 27, 1942. Hlisband, Parents in of in J. of Ch? SapttHt 'Cfmplf Rev. GABRIEL R.

GUKD.I, Minister QUEST PREACHER Rev. ALBERT G. WILLIAMS. Philadelphia 10:30 A.M. "THE FOUR FACES" 7:30 P.M.

"GOD'S BETTER PLAN" i MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICB-R 00 I JiidBlh Av.Pto Hoys-Scbermerhorn Su "II bayrTdg 4TH AVI. AND 1 II A. M. 1 Lying to the Holy Ghost Greof Son, Sarvic Tune in Sunday Morning! BAY 4TH Lying to the Ghost Of at Son Sunday RIDGE AVI. AND Holy Service Marningt.

Sunday School of the Air Reformed I Dutch Church Founded 1 Ret. HFNRT A. VRUWINK, D.D. 11 A.M. "LIFE'S CANCELLATIONS" THEODORE W.

LUIDENS, 0 HANSON PLACE CENTRAL METHODIST jttrttuaiiHt CHRIST CHURCH Mkm accepted a m. for publication fh. n.ghl for publicotirwv Hidautartli JULY 28 DR. CLARENCE S. RODDY BAHA'I faith Fint Preibyter ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Writ or telephone (or new folder of forms for Acknowledgments, also other helpful Information.

Ask for Miss Hart. MAin 4-6200. The i GREENWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH leeenth Avenue it Slitk Rlreel QUaltiarrj fiapttel (Tiun rli EMMANUEL II A.M. Treacher I Dr. Miltaa J.

Hoff. "A DIVINE rARTNERSHIP" PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH 1S1 LMta hJrMntefc, 4-UM I passes BRIERLEY In memory of our I beloved mother, MARY. Second Anniversary Mass offered at 8:30 a.m.. Monday, St. Thomas Aquinas Church.

SONS and DAUGHTERS. H4 mS 'SjSZn 3 Der'iiy iff. uly 23. 1946..