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HOME REPORTER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1959 PAGE SEVENTEEN JOHN V. McATEER h1L inc' a if v- II Death Notices 7 EHteaoBfa Mont 4 7516 Third Avenue SH a-3734 1 cm CANNON JOHN of 422 58th on Sept. 16. 1959. Beloved husband of the late Karen (nee Thompson), father of Virginia MacLellan, John, Thomas and Joseph Cannon, brother of Margaret Cannon.

Also survived by eight grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 9:30 A.M. from Clavin Funeral Home, 7722 Fourth Ave. Requiem Mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church 10 A.M. HILLEN MARIE J.

(nee Harvey), of 530 Senator on Sept. 18, 1959. Beloved wife of the late John devoted mother of Marlon McDwyer, John Margaret Hayea, Ruth Forster, Bernard J. and Marie Garay; also survived by eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass Monday 9:30 A.M.

Our Lady of Angels R. C. Church. Reposing at the Chapel of Joseph Q. Duffy, 7703 Fifth Ave.

SHore Road b-4646 REDMOND Funeral Home, Inc. Air Conditioned Chapels 476 73rd STREET II Presbyterian services were held for Mrs. Maude Tweeddale, of 979 76th St. at the E. C.

Wal-deck Funeral Home, 7614 Fourth Ave. on September 15. Interment followed at Evergreen Ce-metary. Mrs. Tweeddale, 79, was the widow of Thomas H.

Tweeddale, a printer. She was a direct descendant of Maturin Ballou, who was one of the first settlers of Providence, R. with Roger Williams. She was also a direct descendant of William Havilland, who settled Newport, R. I.

The Havilland family sold 200 acres of land to Benedict Arnold's grandfather, who was the first governor of Rhode Island. They then moved to Great Neck, L. and lived on the site of the present Kings Point Academy. The Havilland family had their own private cemetary in Great Neck, where every member of the household, including slaves, were burried until 1830. Blood-good Cutter, a Long Island poet and relation of the Havillands, put up a monument to his mother there.

He was also a friend of Mark Twain. Mrs. Tweeddale was also a cousin of James A. Garfield, 20th President of the United States. She was the daughter of the late William E.

Mitchell, who was on the New York Stock" Exchange for many years. JOSEPH T. 5n I.IAIIGIARACIIIA Funeral Hoci 9104 Fourth Avt. SHore Road 8-4454 Joseph P. Clavin Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS SENSIBLE, COMPETENT PROGRESSIVE 7722-4AVE.

SH S-1445 Undertakers for Over 100 Years MEdw. Cm HALVOHSEN CHAPEL 53 10 EIGHTH AVENUE CEdney 5-2276 Home-like chapels at no extra charge. Lady attendant. JOHNJ.O'NEIL Funtral Dirtctor 7106 Fort Hamilton Pky. SHore Road 5-6261 Homc for funerals (1 I I I MADDEN VERONICA (VERA) 185 Marine on Sept.

21. 1959. Beloved wife of Francis dear mother of Veronica and William devoted sftter of John L. Raymond Lorenzo Farrell. Mary Browning and Clare Smith; also survived by four grandchildren.

Mcdonald anna a of 183 Windsor on Tuesday. Sept. 15, 1959. Beloved wife of the late George mother of William George H. and John F.

McDonald; sister of May Power. Reposing at William C. Ringe Funeral Home, 361 Seventh Bklyn. Funeral Saturday 9:30 A.M. Solemn Mass of Requiem 10 A.M.

Church of The Assumption. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MrlNTYRE SARAH of 135 Battery Bklyn. Beloved mother of Martin J. and Robert E.

Funeral, Thursday 10 A.M. KXTIE (nee Owens) o. 532 40th Bklyn, on Sept. 13. 1959.

Beloved wife of Oscar devoted mother of Oscar L. Jr. and Betty Smith; sister of John Owens; also survived by two grandchildren. from Schaef er's Funeral Parlor s. Fourth Ave.

at 42nd Thursday. Sept. 17. at 8:45 A.M. Solemn Requiem Mass St.

Mi chael's R. C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. REEKIE ALICE (nee Walsh), of 849 70th St.

Beloved mother of Charlotte, dear daughter of Ellen Walsh, fond sister of EHb-abeth Banlgan, Ellen Walah, and Robert Walsh. Repoaing at Joseph 6sa Funeral Home, 6934 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy until Monday 9:30 A.M. Bolsmn Requiem Maas, fit. Ephrem'a R.

C. Church, 10 A.M. Interment Bt. John's Cemetery. Waldeck I SHore -ftood fl-4860 I CAN TILLION RICHARD of 7022 Ridge on Sept.

16, 1959. Beloved husband or Emma (nec Ahrens), brother of Mae Brophy. Funeral Saturday 9 A.M. from Clavin Funeral Home, 7722 Fourth Ave. Requiem Mass St.

Anselm's Church 9:30 A.M. jFLEMTNG HELENA (nee Harrl-gan), native of Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, of 274 lt on Sept. 19. 1959. Beloved wife of the late Maurice: loving mother of Louis.

Mrs. Nora Griffin. James, Monica. Mrs. Mary Pumohrey of Newfoundland, Kathleen, John Redmond and Mrs.

Sheila Brisbane of Toronto. Canada; also survived by 25 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 A.M., from Red. mond Funeral Home, 476 73rd St. Solemn Requiem Mass 10 A.M.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church. Interment Bt. Charles Cemetery.

GAYNOR GRACE of 543 53rd on Sept. 21, 1959. Beloved, sister of Marie Mott, Katherine, Charles, Lillian V. and George Gaynor. Funeral Thursday 9:30 A.M.

from Clavin Funeral Home, 7722 Fourth Ave. Requiem Mass 10 A.M. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. GEHLBACH HELEN (nee Salisbury), of 373 02ntt on Sept. 19.

Beloved wife of George; dear mother of Raymond Gehl-bach, Myrtle Miller and Virginia GUstavvson; fond sister of Marguerite Mullen, Harry and Stanton Salisbury; Itlso survived by six grandchildren. Services at Darraugh Funeral Home, 8813 Fifth Tuesday 8 P.M. Funeral Wednesday 10 A.M. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. NEWS ITEMS Altcayi Wtlcomt HOME REPORTER Jt "a fuMr COMPLETE FUNERALS DIGNITY AMU UNDERSTANDING IN YOUR TTME OF SORROW rnriti Parkin Facilities Main Offiei I Branch Olfici 1305 Tlth St.

I S4S Ivi. BE NIM389 BROOKLYN A. TORREGROSSA Funeral services for Gilbert S. Kretschmann, 46 of 567 8 1st St. were held last Wednesday in Union Church of Bay Ridge, 201 80th Mr.

Kretschmann, who died Last Sunday in Veterans Hospital, was an Elder in the church. He served in the Army during both World War II and in the Korean War." A native of Brooklyn, Mr. Kretschmann had been employed for the oast seven years as a records 0 0 A Solemn Requiem Mass for' Michael Duffy, 55, proprietor of Duffy's Tavern, 5918 8th Ave. 'was held yesterday (Thursday) in Our Lady of Angels Church, 7320 Fourth Ave. Mi Duffy, who died last Sunday was born in Magheracloone," County Monaghan, Ireland.

He came to this country in 1925, first worked for the Sheffield Farms Co. and had a vholesale milk route in downtown Manhattan. He went into the tavern business 15 years ago. MRS. TWEEDDALE Mr.

Mitchell worked in the carriage trade with a man named Park. He later sold his interest to Mr. Tilford, and the famous Park Tilford distilleries were born. The Mitchells have their own private cemetary in Brookville. She is survived by three sons, Harold, Robert and William Twe-eddalej two daughters, Doris Harris and Ethel Voorhees; two sisters, Edna Mitchell and Char- lotte Leary; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

1UUU1 analyst in the methods depart ment of Colgate Palmolive Co. In addition to being an Elder in Union Church, Mr. Kretsch mann served on the church's board of Stewards and on its Board of Trustees. He is survived by his wife Winifred; a daughter, Janice, a son, Paul, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Rimmer.

In charge of funeral arrangements was Fred Herbst Sons Me morial, 7501 Jifth Ave. Mr. Duffy's brother, Brian, operates another Duffy's Tavern, at 4615 Fifth Ave. A third Duffy's Tavern was sold several years ago when another brother, Lawrence, died. The late tavern owner was a member of the Long Island General Assembly, Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, General Phil Sheridan Council No.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anne Browne Duffy; two sons, Brian and Lawrence; two sisters and two brothers green Cemetary. Mrs. Palmer, 73, is survived, by a daughter, Hazel Williams; and two grandsons, Thomas and, Kenneth. STATE OF NEW YORK Motor Vehicle Inspection Station 1734 Body-Fender-Collision COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS STATION.INC.

SHore Rotd 5-0338 Mrs. Alice Palmer, 73 George G. Herbst Son Frederick H. Herbst FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6741 Fifth Avenue Near 68th Street Episcopal services were held for Mrs. Alice Palmer, of 335 87th St.

at the C. Waldeck Funeral Chapel, 7614 4th Ave. on September 14. Interment followed at Ever PRINCE'S SERVICE 8901 FOUR1H AVENUE f5k John J. Darraugh Sons, Inc.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AL J. DARRAUGH CLAYTON WILLIAMS 8813 FIFTH AVE. SH. 8-3405 A.