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I BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUN DEC" 24, 1950 13 I BRADY BOXA. on COLAS AKXA. beloved wife of m.rhrr rf mother of Sieve. Stella. tSalvafore DeTrinis, i Sraflj Ifconwa E.

ol N. Y. P. D. 61th ertr.e Ccnr.ors and Jahn Macican.

and Creur. Funeral Irom resJ- G. S.VAN SICLEN DIES; BANKER, CIVIC LEADER Charles M. Lincoln Funeral Anderson. T.

Hamkiiis. S. Reposln? at and Pur- ccr.cc. 130 Benson Avenue, at (:30 cell Funeral Harre. 2J7 E'iclU am.

Salenjn Roqulem Avenue. Solemn Requiem Our Lady of Czenstochowa Ex-Music Teacher The funeral of Salvatore V. Will Be Held in Ohio Today Ailhur, Edit M. Hoey, Stephen BUy, John K. man.

Florence 'vn. lull Johnson. AmancSa aJlder. Julian Kearney, O. Bergen, J.

MUtonKeenan. E. Brady. Bella Langhorst. P.

W. Ounpion, A. J. Miione, Martin 9 30 am. on Wednesday at Birred Church.

9:15 8treet-4th Sacrament Church. Avenue. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Arrangement! by Daniel CAMPION On December 23, George Funeral Home.

1950, ANDREW patrolman 84th, Precinct. N. Y. P. beloved hus-l GRADY JOHN December 23.

band of Catherine (nee Turner: 1950i of n0 Kew Avenue, devoted father of Kathleen and whand nf Florence Gradv. DeTrinis, 74, retired music teacher who formerly had two studios In Bay Ridge, will be held Tuesday from the F. J. McLaughlin ic Son parlors. McCauley.

Marie McCormaclt. A. Carsona, Mary Outagnola, V. G. Schenck Van Slclen of 110 6th retired banker and former vice-president of the Holland Society of New York, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital at the age of 66.

He also was a former vice-president of the St Nicholas Society. Mr. Van Siclen, whose ances Warren. Dec. 23 Private funeral services for Charles M.

Lincoln, 84, internationally know newspaper executive and former managing editor of the Xew York Herald and also of the New York World, will be held at Christ Episcopal McDenr.ott, John Davis. Walter years in important executive posts. He was managing editor at 23 in Philadelphia and prior to his retirement in 1943 had served also as foreign editor of The New York Times. In 1941. he received the Silurian Award In New York for outstanding work in the field of Journalism.

Boer. Walter McDonald. Agnes Jeanne: son of Bernard and the Services at the Fairchild Chapel. DeTttnia.S. V.

Moran. Peter 3d Ave. A solemn requiem 'mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. in St. Anselm's R.

C. 'r VJl Aiianuc Avenue, lunutj, Campion. Reposin? Wilkam arru A. Martin Funeral at De Vito, William Nicolay, William Doyle. Alice Reean, Margaret Dunne, Joseph A.PieienstahJ.

Iola Church. Interment will be in church. tomorrow. Interment, nneiawn leretery. also private, will be in Mt.

Heb- Mr. Lincoln was born in Bath. Fasuiio. Mary Kocr.e. jos pn son Avenue corner Sterling PI ire.

Funeral Wednesday. 10 a.m.; Kerr liem Mass St. Teresa' R. C. Church.

Interim nt Canary Ceme Mr. ui-mius uieu e.Meuidj ron lemeterv. tnoer 'Sie and in eanv life served as tors came to this country from Holland in lfo2, was a son ofjV'! the late Albert H. Wyckoff Van' Siclen, who for many years vas jjf HART DAVID on December n. 1950.

beloved haband of the late Mary nee Madden): devoted; father of Mrs. Thomas Dukes, Mrs.i Gi-orae Lynch. David B. and Mrs.1 James Cassidy; also survived by luuri-ecn grandchildren. Reposing tery.

Ferguson. W. F. Clallimore. R.

Sr. Gavin, Joseph Glatzmeyer. Mrs. Joseph Golas, Anna Grady, John F. Rohrbach.

C. C. Schiavone, Anna Schwenker, C. E. Swift.

John J. Teller. Letty A. Townsend, W. Van Slclen G.

Wolfe. Charles CARSONA MARY, en 22. 19.M), beloved wife of Louis. in Long Island Cohege on Tuesday. He died yes-t a cub reporter "on the.

New tal after a brief illness. terday at his home. Haven Palladium. Later he He was born in Italy and Active in the newspaper field jQined the Philadelphia Press came to this country 50 years, for nearly a half-century. Mr.

an(1 soon became its managing ago. He was a veteran of thelLincoln spent most of these editor. In the middle 18903 he Spanish-American War and a'-r rr rr went to work for the New York former musician in the U. S.L Herald under James Gordon at J. Smith Memorial.

248 Pros. yi ivie lib liic VIVA lii'JIU Charities in Kings County. They Bart. David TnTin ri 'Pt Prk West' untU Wednesday; S.n rnnn Ch-1 S'rett- Ne 30 a m. Solemn Requiem Mass Haven.

Conn. Cnurcn. inlet. Xavy Band. He was a I aIIii A TaIIai Bennett.

ANDERSON THOMAS, on De- rti rr rPmMm. Mrs. Lelly A. Teller I-cember 21. 1950, beloved husband, CASTAGNOLA of Barry Camp, United Spanish son, too, had long been inter-; ested in charity ana was a gen-! erous contributor to numerous' welfare organizations.

For many years he had been associated with the Old First Reformed Church, 7th Ave. and Carroll and at his death was of the late; Catherine (nee Mul-evotea mouier or Anthony, James m. v.th. and thP lati. fuivtir Rpiwinc' HAWKINS In Worcester.

Services Tuesday I War Veterans, which will hold special services tonight. His home was at 2G3 86th St. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Diirnthea DpTrinU" a rl.lllffhtpr. BaMwtt I if i mm in i Mrs.

Letty Ann Teller, 92, erine Block. Muriel Chapel. 187 S. Oxford Street Dumber 22 LOCKWOOD, brother EmU Anderson. Repos-Funeral December 26.

10 a Re- HAWKINS at the home of hte Ag at O'Connor Heaney Fu-'quiem Mass 11 a m. at Sirred brother. 93 Morn ng side Road neral Home. 79-12 Roosevelt Ave- Hearts-St. Stephens Church, Hicks Jcrmcrly nue.

Jackson Heights. L. until and Summit Streets. TfJ XL I Tuesday. 1 p.m.

Interment Holy, 'm Cross Cemetery. DAVIS WALTER D. of 59 De f.1 Mott Avenue. Baldwin, suddenly. S.nurday evening a 8 p.m.

Com- i i i home, 66 she had Mrs. Bernard McGreevy and at ner tuo Mishap! nnH Anthnnv Sullivan Where From photo. Schenck Van Sicklen the oldest member of the congregation. He was married twice. His first wife, the former Georgiana G.

l.ott, died nearly years ago.l Stephen A. Rockwood Worker ANTHONIAN HALL AUXTL-on Friday, December 22. 18j0. be- 'XAOT rS. witt deep sorrow loved hasband of Vilma Koanar: the death of its member.

Mrs. devoted father of Walter M. and Tue-sday- December 26. at JOSEPH GLATZMEYER. Robert C.

Davis. Member of En: lid 1 JANE M. CRONIN, Chairman. No. 656, F.

A. Repos- Mr. Lincoln went to the Times early in the century and after three years returned to the World as managing editor. He rejoined the Herald as managing ditor, remaining there until 1924 when the newspaper was merged with the Tribune to form The Xew York Herald-Tribune. He retired at the time but two years later he became foreign editor of the Times.

He was a descendant of Gov. William Bradford of Plymouth Colony, and a member of the Society of Mayflower Descendants. In 1938 he was selected honorary president for life of the Silurians, a newspaper organization. His wife, Mrs. Annie Palmer Fisher Lincoln, died several years ago.

Three daughters seven grandchildren also a sister. Home. 24 S. Grand Avenue. Bald- cember 22.

beloved husband of. lived for more than TO years. She was the widow of Franklin W. Teller. She is survived by three daughters.

Mrs. Charles Itzen, Letty and Lillian C. Teller; three sons. William, Franklin W. and Clarence Teller; 14 grandchildren and 24 greatgrandchildren.

Another son, Charles Teller, died in 1943. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at Christ Church Chapel with the Rev. Arthur L.

J. Fox, vicar, officiating. Burial will be in Green-Wood Cemetery. ARTHUR EDITH on Satur- 'n- Religious and fraternal sen- F1 wood Col dav December '3 1950 beloved cc Monday. 4 m.

Funeral Tucs- Stephen A Jr Mrs. Elwood of cTifTJrd H. 'motnofday. 2 p.m. Interment Greenfield ins; VA'rtZ Clifford H.

Arthur Jr. and sister Cemetery. Hempsad. -n- of Mary, Ella ence. Lillian, DE boerWALTEr sud-! Little Flower Church Tues- Hoey was a machinist by track and had been in the employ of the chocolate company for 35 years.

He was a member of the Holy Name Society of Little Flower Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Addison; a son, Stephen A. a daughter, Mrs. Elwood Collins, and two grandchildren, Elwood A. Jr.

and Ellen Collins. A solemn requiem for Stephen A. Hoey, who died Friday at his home, 381 Avenue will he offered at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Little Flower R. C.

Church, Avenue and Troy Ave. Interment will he in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Hoey was an employe of Rockwood Co. A lifelong Brooklynite.

Mr. V' denly, on December 22, beloved day. 10 am. Later he married. Winured Louise Xoe, daughter of the late Lewis H.

Xoe, writer and explorer, who was the traveling companion of Sir Henry M. Stanley on many of his trips in foreign lands. Besides his wife, who long served on the board of managers of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum and the Brooklyn Training School for girls, he is survived by a daughter of his first wife, Mrs. Mabel Van Siclen Lenk: two grandsons, Richard and Walter Everett Lenk; a sister, Mrs. YVlater Suydam Rapel-je, and a nephew, Walter R.

Lott. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Fairchild Chapel, Atlantic with the Rev. Dr.

Cornel Direction George T. McHugh. 12th sTeet. Garden Mary J. and I the late Henry titj, mesaay.

i p.m. jHerbert. Arthur and Clifford, Mrs HYMAN FLORENCE, dearlv BEATTY JOHN on Decern-'Jf'W TT' MTA fcer 23. 1950. beloved husband of ti omi 49 Chh1 T'- Leonora, and devoted father of8?" Harolo; dear si.

trr of UU an Har- VWAVI.WWW.VJWWAWA mW ppaBiSaH mm kmWWj- i niMweiiSaWarHi -aahAansaHaMraMaMaWWiM 1 I Walter, Stanley and Herbert; wedrtTTM ye Brother of Robert Walter CfUm WednMdaJ' 9 30 a m- Rothenberg; dear grandmother of William Beatty, Mildred Ward.l DE TRINIS SALVATORE fallsan ana KoaertLiooastein. ru-t, neral services at Temple Rodepn Vived hv three oranrirhilriren Kerv- ho Sholsm, 7 W. 83d Street, today, fMlI2- I 0 11:30 a.m. Ices at Brome Funeral Home, 87-20 Mrs. B.

McGreevey; two sons, Boulevard, Woodha- Michael and Anthony also survive, ven, L. on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. Solemn Ma-ss Tuesday, 9:30 a St, Anselm's Church. Re UtrT TTTT A TP rQmVn. OQ i i ius H.

Muste, pastor of the "Old JOHNSON AMANDA, of 759 54th Street, on December 23, 1950.1 First Church," officiating. Bu JOYOUS beloved wife of John devoted mother of J. Herbert, Sigrid rial to be private will be in Greenwood Cemetery. li ocjljlj ucwiiiuli pcMii; hi, ruiifiiu ntiine ui r. j.

r19Sn. hlnveri mnflipr nf William .1 vrrT.onnhlin A sv tin irl 1m. and Harry devoted sister of nue. Interment U. National Arthur Charles W.

and Henry survived by three grand Dcarrjs children, two great-grandchildren, and relatives In Sweden. Services at the E. C. Waldeck Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Tuesday, 8 p.m. McCORMACK ANNA, on December 22, 1950, employed at U.

Army Base, Brooklyn. Funeral a Ttobert Kells Service at Walter B. Cemetery, Pinelawn, L. I. )Cooke, Inc.

Home. 20 Sny- Wer Avenue, Tuesday, 8:15 p.m.1 DE VITO On December 22, ItKingston, papers please, WILLIAM, of 8724 4th Avenue, be-fcopy.) loved husband of Catherine, and dear father of Rose Marie and BENDER JULIAN on De- Anthony. Funeral from Darrausth cember 23, 1950, devoted son of Ed- Funeral Home, 8813 5th Avenue, Win; loving brother of Edwin C. (Tuesday; Solemn Remiiem Mass at Walter B. Cooke, St.

Patrick's Church 11 a.m. En-Funeral Home. 63-32 Forest Ave- tombment Holv Cross Cemetery. from Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 20 Snyder Avenue, near Flatbush Avenue; Solemn Re KEARNEY GEORGIANA (nee Vaincourti, December 23, quiem Mass Immaculate Heart of Mary R.

C. Church Tuesday, 10 1 wife of the late James, and loving mother of Mrs. Andrew Leddeck, a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery nue, Ridgewood, L. Tuesday, 3 I nnvT a Tor and, lo, the star, which they saw in the east, went before them, m.

unerai wcanesaay at i m. -iu nuivc, "uc ui r.u-jnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery, ward; mother of Charles. William, 'Alice Tuttv, Elizabeth Reillv, Marv BERGEN J. MILTON. Friday, Lounsbury.

Funeral from 1090 December 22, 1950. beloved hus-Bedford Avenue; Requiem Miss band of the late Mary Alice Ber-iNativity R. C. Church Wednesday, gen; devoted father of Mrs. -m.

I Mrs. John Burkard, Robert, Mrs. Raymond Murphy, Theresa, Joan and James; daughter of Emma and the late Robert Vaincourt; five I fisters and fourteen grandchildren i also survive. Funeral Wednesday, i 9:45 a.m., from Joseph Redmond Chapel, 103 King Street; Re-! quiem Mass Visitation R. C.

till it came and stood over where the young child was." McDERMOTT JOHN of 272 86th Street, on December 22, beloved brother of Mrs. Ralph Aba-solo, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Herbert Egan, Mrs. Herman Kester.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from Clavin Funeral Home, 7722 4th Avenue; Requiem Mass St. Anselm's Church at 9:30 a.m. ST. MATTHEW 2:9 Direction George T. McHugh.

ence Hetfield, Mrs. Margaret B. Qertsch, Mrs. Gertrude B. Rem-sen, Mrs.

Louise B. Baer, Miss of 390 Church. Interment St. Charles DUNNE JOSEPH A Cemetery. Mildred Milton Ber- E.

21st Street, on December 22. gen Jr. and Wesley H. Bergen. beloved husband of Evelyn Service at the residence, 128-25 'Stanton; dear father of Malthewi KEENAN On December 22, 1950.

her residence, 994 St. John's Old South Road. South Ozone Evelyn, Mrs. Stephen Dew hurst. Robert J.

and Patricia; also1 Place. ELIZABETH, devoted sis- Park, Tuesday at 1 p.m. THE FOLLOWING FUNERAL DIRECTOR? ARE MEMBERS OF THE METROPOLITAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION, IN' This emblem is proudly displayed by It members. Association membership is entirely voluntary. Members adhero to a high standard of ethics formulated for the protection oi the client and family.

A RECENT SURVEY OF THE COST OF FUNERALS conducted locally that of each one) thousand: 133 were up to $150 168 were irom $151 to $250 181 were from $251 to $350 188 were irom $351 to $450 332 were more them $450 These figures do not include newspaper notices, transcripts, cemetery and crematory charges, religious services, extra automobiles, N. Y. C. Sales Tax and similar items. survived by seven grandchildren1 ot Mrs.

P. J. McDermott, catn-and four sisters, Mrs. Irene Cor- "lne, Delia and Patrick J. McDONALD AGNES, on De-IJ cember 22, 1950, formerly of 463 'J 76th Street, beloved wife of the late Arlington; devoted mother ofJ Arline; dear suster of Catherlne je Lyons, Theresa Doscher, Ann Mc-ja" Donald, Frances Hurley, Sgt.

John McGuigan, N. Y. P. Jeannette, Menlg and Mary Ellen Schmidt. Reposing at the E.

C. Waldeck Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Ave-jHj nue. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Angels R. C. Church, Tues- r) integrity (ll belt.

Mrs. Geraldine Hoaan, Keenan. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 Albert Farrington and Mrs. Wil-i a Requiem Mass St. Gregory's liam Crossett.

Funeral from the; R. Church. Interment Holy Walter R. Coolie INC funrel Infdrmation Thomas Edward Ireland Funeral Cross Cemetery. Home, 1088 Nostrand Avenue, Wednesday, 9:15 a.m.

Solemn Re, quiem Mass Holv Innocents R. C. 20 Snjrlr A. day, 9:30 a.m. UL.ter 6-4800 Church, .10 a.m.

Interment St. Tuetttny. December zsth LANGHORST-FREDERICK on December 23, 1950, beloved husband of Mary; devoted father of Grace and Robert Langhorst; b'-other of Mrs. Wilson. Services at the Walter B.

Cooke. Funeral John's Cemetery, FASULLO MARY, on December 23, 1950, beloved wife of the MORAN PETER, of 555 48th; Street, on December 21, beloved husband of the late Ann Moran (nee McEntee): brother of Thomas MrCORMACK, Anna 10:00 A M. at Chapd -acHWENKER, Charlollf a oo P.M. at Chapel Wednesday, December 27th UrNPH. Harrj A.

1 .00 M. at Chapel FASILLO, Mary Services to he Arrancfl KP.I.r.. Service In late Joseph; devoted mother of: Home, 150-10 Hillside Avenue, Ja- rraica, L. Tuesday, 8 p.m Frank, Eleanor, Casper, Thomas, E. H.

Lockwood 255 21st Street Brooklyn Higgins Funeral Home, Inc. 1286 Prospect Avenue Brooklyn Moran; brother-in-law of Peter Mclntee. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 jl from Clavin Funeral 7722 4th Avenue; Requiem Massif St. Agatha's Church at 9 a.m. Servirex to be Arrantel tvatnorine.

Peter and Anthony, i Funeral from her residence, 3115: Avenue Solemn Requiem Mass! Our Lady Help of Christians R. C.i UAn.i, josepn a. At cnapei SO Seventh Ave. MAin 2-8535 Church Wednesday, 10 a.m. In- ioi at chapel jterment St.

John's Cemetery. Service In be Arranged ANDERSEN, John F. At Chapel FERGUSON WILLIAM of 1 82 Henry Street, Merrick, N. on Saturday, December 23, 1950, 150-10 Hillside Ave. JAm.ica 6-6670 Wednesday, December 27th TOOTH, Evelyn 9:30 A.M.

at Chapel Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. LONG ISLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY, FOURTH DEGREE, K. OF announces the death of Sir Knight JOSEPH H. ROCHE.

Members will assemble Tuesday, December 26, at Classon Avenue and Madison Street, 8:30 p.m. Wear baldric. FRANK LYNN, Faithful Navigator Michael Curry, Scribe. ALONE MARTIN, 5th Precinct, N. Y.

P. December 21, 1950, beloved husband of Mary (nee McGinn); father of Vincent, Martin Marie, John, Patricia and Thomas; brother of Bessie Kane, Sister Mary Noreen, M.M.; NICOLAY WILLIAM on Friday, December 22, 1950, of 443 1st Street, beloved husband of ,3" Mary H. Religious and Masonic services at the Fairchild 951 Atlantic Avenue, 8 p.m. 3 REGAN MARGARET, on De-'J cember 23, at her home, 277 Avenue, beloved mother of J. Reposing at the Chapels, 38 Lafayette Avenue, until 8:30 a.m.jj" Wednesday.

Solemn Requiem Mass Church of the Nativity, 9 a.m. J. J. Sullivan, Director. iJ 117 Weit 72nd St.

TRaf.ljar 7-9700 I TuesdaV. December 26th BOLSCHWIG, Otto D. 9:15 A.M. at Chapel CGA.V, Katherine 9:30 A.M. at Chapel HAT, Julius L.

2:00 P.M. at Chapel Deioved husband of Gertrude Col-gan Ferguson. Reposing at his residence until Wednesday, December 27, until 9:30 a.m.; thence to the Cure of Ars R. O. Church, Merrick, N.

where Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment St. Charles Cemetery, Farmlngriale. Please omit flowers. GALLIMORE ROLAND A.

trookfyn fwnra1 Hornet 21 SNYDER AVE. AT HATBUSH AVE. Ulster 6-4800 SO SEVENTH 2-8585 funeral Hornet in MANHATTAN ONX QUKNl on December 23, 1950, beloved hus- the Reverend Patrick Malone and 5 I band of Mary dear father of JaniM c-Malley. Reposing John T. fnd A': I Cosher Funeral Home.

2549 brother of Mrs. Anne Clark Church Avenue ReqUiem Mass Church of St. Catherine of Genoa, RIEFENSTAHL IOLA, Decern-ber 21, ID 50, beloved mother of.J" Fred. Funeral services Walter iJ Cooke, Funeral Home, 50 7th a Avenue, Tuesday, 1 p.m. Inter-J" ment Cypress Hills Cemetery.

jJ ROCHE JOSEPH, on Decemberllj 22, 1950, beloved husband of Flor-i. Reposinsr at Austin W. Moran Fu-I Albany Avenue and Linden Boule, reiai nome. oui Avenue, ite-, yard, Tuesday, 10 a.m. If four wt to express your (banks! Church Wednesday, December 27, McCAULEY MARIE fnee Mc-Goldrick), wife of the late James; (cUtirss, friends or the clergy for their sympatic durinf beresrenwnt, mr pltx an "Acknowledgment" like the one helow for only 0e ser line ol 6 words or less.

enoe (nee Saxe); dear father of I at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. fSAVIM JOSEPH A necemhpr born in Leckawn County, Leltram, Doris Darnell; brother of Mrs. Margaret Thorpe.

Reposing- at the Ireland; at her home, 715 49th GEORGE A YEN J- J- GALLAGHER SONS CONRAD J. KOCH LAWRENCE D. ROUS1 55 7th Ave 25 Aberdeen St. Brooklyn 5" E7 reenAAve- St Albans Funeral Home 7-46 H7th St. Jam.ica W'1'0" Ave.

191-02 Linden Boulevard Northern Blvd. Manhas.et Brooklyn St. Albans, I. J. ALBERT BARRON JOHN T.

GALLAGHER E. H. LOCKWOOD JOSEPH V. SESSA 6001 5th Ave. fffi 2 2Ut FUNERAL HOME 204 A 24 Fort Hamilton Parkway Brooky Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn JOSEPH P.

CLAVIN JOSEPH J. GALLIGAN LYNAM'S GEORGE SIEBOLD SON 496 Court St. 978 Bedford Ave. FUNERAL HOME 7521 3rd Ave. 7722 4th Ave.

4th Ave. cor. 13th St. 384 Van Brunt St Brooklyn Brooklya Brooklyn Brooklyn COSGROVE FUNERAL BENJAMIN' GRINDROD HENRY McCADDIN M. J.

SMITH SONS CHAPELS 7 H.iii SON 7315 15th Ave. 5723 5th Ave. 27 Hull st ANDREW J. McCADDIN 248 Prospect Park West Brooklyn Brooklyn 24 7tn Ave Brooklyn Brooklyn JERE J. CRONIN, Inc.

GEORGE HARRIS GEORGE T. McIIUGH R. STUTZMANN 115 Atlantic Ave. 5012 4th Ave. 4V- KOCH SON, Inc.

Avenue 2001 Nfadison St Ridgewood Brooltlyn Brooll'yn Brooklyn 224-39 Jamaica Ay. Queeni Village JOHN DARRAUGH HIGGINS JAMES Al MADDEN BROOKLYN EAGLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, Inc. First in total volume advertising 8813 5th Ave. 1286 Prospect Are. Funeral Directors.

Death Notices, Broody Brooklyn Broot'yn Cemeteries, Memoriams, Masses. DONNELLY PURCELL HOWARD HOWARD MOADINGER N. F. WALKER, Inc. 203 Euclid Ave.

5815 Avenue FUNERAL PARLORS 87-34 80th St 1120 Flatbush Ave. 86-07 Jamaica Ave. CypreMH.ll. Brooklyn Brookyn Woodhaven JOSEPH G. DUFFY WILLARD C.

JUNG VM P. MURPHY SON' WEIGAND BROS. Lincoln Place ,7 Herher, St 20V iS L. Brnolilyn Brooltlyn Brooklyn Baldwin and Williston Park, L. 1 EHHERS-HILL, Inc.

J. CLEMENT KEARNS OATES UNDERTAKING GEORGE WERST, Inc. Clinton Ave. Chapel FC.TARI 519 Clinton Ave. Buihwlck Ave" cor- rillin St" 1 4312 5th Ave CPf AV- GtD'i'1' Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklvn 572 Hart St Brooklyn ERICSON ERICSON KENNEDY'S CHAPEL HARRY QUAYLE ZIRKEL FUNERAL HOME 500 State St Cor.

Church Roger. Ave 134 Smith St 245 '7 Hi" KocKaway Ave. Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Valley Stream. L. Parlors of J.

J. Sullivan. 486 Clas- son Avenue, until 9:30 a.m. Wednesday; Solemn Requlemjj, 10 a.m. Please omit flowers.

5 DOB The tamlly of the late John Doe wish to thank the ck-rny, rcla-Uves and friends for their kind expressions of gympathy during their recent bereavement. 23, 1950, beloved husband of street; survived Dy ner children, Mildred; devoted brother of Anna- John J- and James P. and Marlon belle Kraemer of Belleville, N. brother, John McColdrick, uncle of, William Kraemer and' a sistr. Mrs- Tom Martin Har-Viola Meehan.

Funeral from of Ireland; four grandchildren, ter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, tvo great-grandchildren. She was 20 Snyder Avenue (near Flatbtish1 a member of St. Agatha's R. C.

Avenue), Wednesday. 1 p.m. in-'Church, 49th Street and 7th Ave-terment Pinelawn National Ceme-; wnre a RcQt'fem Mass will leryi be celebrated Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Just Phona MAin 4-6200 Ask (or Miss Hart Additional Death Notice. On Page 26 I inieraipni noiy vross vmeiery.

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