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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1933 DratDf CIVIC WORKER DIES M'f arthv 48 Thomas F- Dwyer A Line on Liners Timothy J. Shea, Borough Lawyer, Left Small Estate Widow Sole Beneficiary Brookhn Workmanship Speedy Repairs Score to Deutsehlanil Civic -By HARRY PRICE- Ananian, Charles Marshall. Fannie Battcrier Anna M. Miller, Amanda Bennett. W.

B. Murphy, John Berner, Arthur E. Nestor, Thomas Blachly, Henry S. Pell, Clara Brosnan. Mary V.

Powers, Ambrose Bryan, Mary Reichenbach Chisholm. Wm. Elizabeth Clinton. William Sasso. Francis A.

Driscoll. CatherineSchroeder. J. C. Engel, Marion M.

Smith, Belle Gillespie, Daniel Smith, Minnie Holmes, Dr. J. Soden, Edna Kimmins, Thomas Stobbe, Caroline Kugel, Adam H. Tevnan, Frank P. McCartie Charles Wedell, Francis A.

McConville.D.O. Wishart, Maloney, James William Sr. ANANIAN Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1933, CHARLES, beloved husband of Frances Ananian of 1013 Avenue and brother of Esther Hajian and Matthew Ananian. Services at Chalk up another one for Brooklyn Industry and workmanship Hapag-Lloyd's Deutschland sailed at one minute after midnight today for Europe A departure, of course.

Is normal In the ordinary way, but when Deutschland got her nose severely put. out of Joint in the collision last Friday with Munson's Munargo there was nobody handy to bet that the German liner would sail on schedule The hadn't counted on Brooklyns dry-dock work In three days the boys here had straightened Deutsch-land's nose Which is speed and efficiency. That's not Deutschland reaches Hamburg she again will enter drydoek for a complete overhauling and also to have a new bow attached This will add 39 feet 4 inches to her length and Is rxpectcd to increase speed and capacity. Henri Morin de Ltnclays. French Une's resident general manager, announces company's new board directors erfion completes financial and administrative reorganization as desired by French Government and bond and stock-holders Marcel Olivier, former Governor-General of Madagascar, retains chairmanship Senator and former Cabinet Minister Pierre Marraud becomes vice chairman Henri Cangardel remains ns managing director in addition to other members elected.

all that nee. lft is the da for Christmas mall for Hawaii Sailings from San Francisco and San Pedro. are scheduled for Dec. 8, 9, 12, 13. 14 and 15 Parcels should reach liners nt least one day previous to that of sailing.

Italia' Conte dl Savola. which will take Postmaster-General James A. Farley to Italy on Saturday, gets In today with passengers Host of notables aboard Including Mons. Paola Mnrella. Apostolic Delegate to Japan; Col.

and Mrs. H. B. Rogers. iVrrc Wcrthelmer, Elisabeth Relhberg, beautiful blond soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company, returning from a European tour.

Wertheimer, France's foremost racing man and owner at Kptnard. which has appeared on United States tracks, is a manufacturer of perfumes Counters any criticisms of Roosevelt's policies with "Stop! Don't forget that he at least is attempting tOmethltig and these things are basically possible of success" Adds France will vol go off the gold standard "We have gone through dreadful times in France over inflation and naturally we nr- suspicious and on guard" Admit, he's over America's gold policies Expresses skepticism over Hitler's overtures to France with regard to amity. Also on the Conte dl Savola was Henry Mannix of 869 President SI and his family, who have been touring Europe for some months lies a member of the firm of White Case, 14 Wall St, Other arrivals Include Munson's Pan-America from South America Isabel (Graeel from Chile. Of Women Voters League, Is Dead Reform Worker Active for Long in Political Circles Mrs. F.

Stephen McCarthy. 48. civic reform worker, died Tuesday at her home, 583 79th after an illness of several months. As chairman of the Municipal Affairs Committee of the New York City League of Women Voters, she was of the most active sex in political Mrs. McGarlhy was born Jan.

30. 1885. in Seville. Ohio. She was graduated from Fort Wayne High School, Indiana, in 1905, and from Smith College In 1909.

She began her career teaching school and became head of the English department in the Watertown, N. High School. Several years later she served in the same capacity at the Normal School. Cortland, N. Y.

Became Resident Hostess From 1913 to 1914 she taught in the Washington Irving High School in this city. The following year she married F. Stephenson McCarthy and In 1916 moved to Washington when her husband became associated with the Appropriations Commit- At this time she became resident hostess of the New York State Building at the Panama Pacific International Convention in 1915. At the close of the World War she returned to Brooklyn where she became associated with the Smith College Club and served that organization in many capacities, especially those concerning the Scholarship Fund. Elected Chairman It was during the past four years that Mrs.

McCarthy came into par ticular prominence when she was elected chairman of the Women Voters Committee. Mrs. McCarthy's association with the league dated back to its early days of the foundation in Brooklyn, nen sne answerea a can to attena m-etnsc 'if ro "tie lbsequently were Invited to affiliate themselves with the Brooklyn workers for better government. Appeared Before Seabury In December, 1932, Mrs. Mc Carthy appeared before Samuel Seabury in the Investigation of the half of the League of Women Voters, she nresented recommenda tions to the city government call ing ior appoint mem oi a city ager In addition to the Mayor, and simpmiea city cnarter proportional representation.

husband, her mother, Mrs. hemina Bussard; a brother. C. her son, Gerald Stephen, who is a freshman a university oi Micmcan. Funeral services will be held at a.m tomorrow at 86 Lefferts Place, the Rev, John H.

Fitzgerald oi (jurist cnurcn. Bay Kidge. ot-ficiating. The body will be cremat ed and the ashes buried in Seville, Ohio. Michael Monahan Michael Monahan, essayist, satir- ui.i i nlic, died yesterday in the age of 68.

He had been ill for sev end month, following an opera- i nrofonnd scholar and intimate friend of Padriac Co-him, the Irish poet, and the late Bliss Carman. He became a reporter ber of years at newspaper work became secretary to the Mayor of Al bany, in 1903 he lounded the Phne- nterary magazine and this was later superseded Oy lie I'ap-rus. He also was the author of "Nova Hlbernia, at the Sign of the Van." which wide acclaim Three daughters and three sons I THE WEATHER FORECAST NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY Cloudy and slightly coMer tonight; tomorrow, rain and warmer; fresh northwest winds becoming southerly tomorrow. HIGH WATER NOVEMBER 24 the Harrv T. Pyle Church Friday 1925 AURORA GRATA CONSISTORY, ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF FREEMASONRY We announce with sorrow the death of Brother WILLIAM WISHAKT.

Services at Fred Herbst Funeral Parlor, 83 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, Thursday, 8 pni. BRADFORD BUTLER, 33, Commander-in-Chief. Charles A. Brockaway, 33'. Sec- BATTCHER On Tuesday.

Nov. 81, 1933, ANNA MARGARETHE TIENKEN, wife of the late Diedrich Battchcr, mother of Matilda C. Battcher and Mrs. Cornelius H. Tiebout.

Funeral services at 921 Lincoln Place, on Thursday, Nov. 23. at 8 p.m. Interment Friday 10 Lutheran Cemetery. BEDFORD LODGE, NO.

574, F. A. M. Brethren: You are requested to attend Masonic funeral aervices for our late brother, JOHN C. SCHROEDER.

at 109-56 198th Hollis, L. on Friday, Nov. 24, HRNNETT-On Nov. 22. WILLIAM B.

BENNETT, In his 75th vear. He is survived By nis wnr. Harriet: two sons. William L. and Herbert G.

Bennett, and two daugh ters Mrs. Ruth Kastner ana Mrs. Sarah Sprague. Services Friday evening. 8 o'clock, at the parlors of Charles J.

Barr. 541 Franklin Ave. BERNER On Nov. 22. 1933, ARTHUR E.

BERNER of West Hartle- pool. England. Services at George C. Apostle's Funeral Chapel, Brooklyn, 2 Nov. 24.

BLACHLY Suddenly, at Deer Park. L. on Nov. 21, 1933, HENRY BLACHLY. in his 74th year.

Funeral service at his home, Deer Park Saturday anernoon, Nov. 25. at 2 o'clock. Interment Huntington Rural Cemetery. BROSNAN On Nov.

21, MARY beloved sister or Nora, Timotny John J. and the late Catherine Brosnan. Funeral Friday morning from her residence, 715 Carroll St. Requiem mass at St. Francis -Xavicr's Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. BRYAN On Nov. 22, MARY BRYAN beloved mother of Louise, Ethel. William and Charles, at her residence, 149 Willow St. Funeral service Friday at 8 p.m.

Interment Saturday, 10 a.m., Cypress Hills Cemetery. CHISHOLM On Tuesday. Nov. 51 1933. WILLIAM UH1HHULM.

beloved husband of Ann Hadfleld r-hishnlm and father of Joseph, -Robert, Anna and Ella. Services at 'the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Nov. 23. at 8 p.m.

Greenwood Cemetery. WILLIAM at Nov. 22. 1933. in his 79th vear.

beloved husband of Katherine Clinton nee Engler) and father of Elizabeth Stromberg. Elsie Clinton and Minnie Trigg. Services at his I Friday, Nov. 24, a COSMOPOLITAN LODGE. 585.

F. fc A. M. Brethren are quested to attend Masonic services for our late worthy orotner. auam H.

KUGEL. to be held at the Boyer-tnwn Funeral Parlor. Lafayette Ave. and St. Felix on Friday evening.

Nov. 24. at 8 o'clock. HERBERT J. SCHMALE.

Theo. C. OldehofT, Secretary. DRISCOLL CATHERINE be loved wife of Michael J. and mother of Mrs.

Mae V. Weber and Mrs. Ann R. Buckley. Funeral from her residence.

1487 E. 37th Brooklyn. Saturday, Nov. 25, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass St.

Thomas Aquinas Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ENGEL On Nov. 21. MARION MILLER ENGEL of 830 50th beloved wifp of Daniel G.

Engel. mother of John Miller, daughter of GREENWOOD LODGE NO. 569, F. A. M.

Brethren: You are requested to attend Masonic funeral services of our brother, WILLIAM S. CLINTON, at his residence, 98 Vincent Place, Lynbrook, L. Friday, Nov. 24 at 8 p.m. MORROW W.

APPLEGATE. Master Henry J. Brunton. Secretary. HOLMES On Wednesday, Nov.

22. 1933. Dr. JOSEPH HOLMES of 723 E. 27th Brooklyn, beloved husband of Edith Holmes.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Friday, Nov. 24. at 10 ajn. KIMMINS On NOV. 22.

1933. at his residence, 1646 10th THOMAS, native of Lishenry, Bal-lvpamesduff. County Cavan, Ireland, beloved husband of Bridget Smith Kimmins and brother of Far-rell. Andrew, Mrs. Bridget McCarthy Mrs.

Anna Keeves. Mrs Mar- garet Costello and Mrs. Lena Friday at 8 30 a.m.: thence to. Holy Name of Jesus R. C.

Church, I where a solemn requiem mass will I be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MCCARTHY On Nov. 21. 1933, GERTRUDE beloved wife of I Florence Stephen McCarthy, mother i of Gerald Stephen, daughter of Ihelmna Bussard and sister C.

Bussard. Private services at the Please omit flowers. McCONVILLE DANIEL O. on Castlerea, County Ro. common.

Ireland: was a resident of the 10th Ward in Brooklyn for many years. Survived by a daughter, Mary Jane McConville; one brother, Joseph G. Funeral on Friday, at 9:30 a.m.. from his residence. 17 E.

32d Brooklyn; thence to Church of the Holy Cross, where solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MALONEY On Nov. 22. 1933, JAMES of 456 83d beloved father of Mrs.

Robert Oliver and James A. Maloney. Solemn requiem mass Saturday, 9:30 a.m. at St. Anselm's R.

C. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. MARSHALL On Wednesday, Nov.

22, 1933. FANNIE W. MARSHALL. wife of the late Clifton G. Marshall and beloved sister 0r Mary V.

Jessie D. Worstell. Services at residence, 105 Cambridge Place, Friday afternoon, Nov. 24, a o'clock. MILLER On Nov.

23, 1933, AMANDA beloved mother of Edward H. Miller Jr. and Florence M. Godduhn. Services at her resi dence, 91-33 117th Richmond Hill, N.

Sunday, Nov. 26, 4 p.m. MURPHY Suddenly, on Nov. 21, JOHN, beloved father of Thomas F. Murphy.

Funeral Friday mornng irom nis residence, 2317 Newkirk Ave. Requiem mass at Church of our Lady of Refuge at 9:30. Interment Calvary Cemetery. NESTOR Suddenly. THOMAS, beloved husband of Anna Nestor (nee Gaynor) and father of Thomas and John Nestor.

Funeral from Leo S. Sheridan's Funeral Home, 181A Rogers on Friday, Nov. 24, at 9 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Ignatius' R.

C. Church, interment St. John's Cemetery. PELL On Tuesday, Nov. 21.

CLARA, daughter of Mary and the late Gilbert Pell, formerly of the 9th Ward. Funeral from Ladley Mc-Mahon Chapel, 317 Rogers on Friday. Nov. 24, at 9:30 a.m.: thence to Holy Rosary R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. POWERS On Wednesday, Nov. 22. 1933, AMBROSE J.

POWERS of 338 Lincoln Place. Brooklyn, beloved husband of Blanche Powers and father of Blanche Powers. Services at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, on Friday, Nov. 24.

REICHENBACH ELIZABETH (nee Leib), beloved wife of the late Albert Reichenbach and mother of Mrs. Elsie Koehlcr. Albert Reichen' bach and Mrs. Emily Squire. Funeral services at her home, 9125 195th iionis, n.

on Thursday, Nov. 23, at 8:30 p.m. Interment Quinni-piac Cemetery, Plantsville, on Friday. SASSO Suddenlv on Nov 1933. FRANCIS A.

'belover) hiwhnnri of Clara and father of Mrs. John ucnihiin. Mrs Frank Rametta. Francis A. William and Bernice Gallagher Funeral Home.

2549 Church Ave. Notice of time later. SMITH Suddenly on Thursday, ov. 23. BELLE, widow of William Smith.

Funeral service at White's Funeral Home. 4 Smith Bay snore, w. on Saturday, Nov. 25 2 p.m. SMITH MINNIE, on Nov.

21. 1933, beloved mother of Philip smith and Mrs. Charles E. Doscher. Funer al services will be held at her res dence, 85-36 168th Jamaica.

L. Thursday at 8 p.m. Interment Luth- an cemetery. SODEN EDNA SODEN. nn Tues day, Nov.

21. 1933. at her residence 302 Lewis beloved daughter of Emmett and Catharine Soden and loving sister of Florence Beliveau, Josephine, David and Emmett Soden. Funeral Friday. 9:30.

Re st. John the Baptist, Willoughby and Lewia Aves. Interment Holy toss uemetery. STOBBE On Wednesday Nov 22, 1933, at her residence, 654 E. 23d CAROLINE M.

BRIGHTSON beloved wife of John H. and mother of Helen. Ruth and John Albert nd sister of Chares Brightson. Services at her residence Friday. Nov.

24. at 8 m. Inter- ent, Cypress Hills Cemetery. A On Nov 20, 1933. FRANK P.

TEVNAN. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., from his residence. 531 E. 22d thence to the R. C.

Church of Our Lady of Refuge. where mass will be offered. Inter- Holy Cross Cemetery. 1 I Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Dixie i Morgan i from New Orleans. are Colombian's Haiti for Caribbean and Central American points.

President Wilson for California and the Far East via Havana and the Canal. iPorto Rlcoi for th West Indies, among others. Father Saner Dies In Doctor Office The Rev. Placldus Sauer, O. M.

a member of the Capuchin Order, stationed at St. Michael's C. Church, at 225 Jeromo died suddenly at 10 a.m. todday while in the office ow Dr. Will C.

Spain, Ufi E. 53d Manhattan, where he for Father Sauer had spent a less night and hurried to the physician this morning to obtain relief from asthma, which he had suffered since childhood. He had been attached to the Brooklyn church for only a short time, formerly being stationed at the Capuchin Monastery at Garrison, N. Y. ADVERTISEMENT WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go ominoa oHquli' bi'a CmSdaff aood.

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Ointment Sc and 50c. opr.etorv Potter Drug A Chemical Maiden, Maaa. SEABOARD COKE Thomas F. Dwyer, 75, of 242 E. 9th a retired police sergeant, who broke up several dangerous Brooklyn gangs while on the police force, died yesterday at his home of complications.

He was widely known as "Riggy" Dwyer in the days he was on the police force of the old City of Brooklyn. He served on the force for 44 years and was particularly active in the Hamilton Ferry section and around Adams St. He is survived by his wife. Johanna, and three sons, Michael a detective on Capt. John J.

Ryan's staff; Edward who is superintendent of the Abraham tt Straus store buildings and George L. Dwyer. A mass of requiem will be offered Saturday with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery- William Powers Dies in Hempstead Special to The Sagle Hempstead, Nov. 23 William L. Powers, 55, of Front former vill-lage treasurer and chairman of the Mayor's Unemployment Relief Committee since its inception, died at 6:15 last night of a heart attack.

Mr. Powers was standing in Lush's Pharmacy on Front talking to Mayor W. Taylor CUamberlin when he suddenly fell, unconscious. Restoratives wte applied, the police, ambulance summoned, and he was taken to his home, where he died 10; Born in Greenpoint He wa.s born in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn and had lived in Hempstead tor 25 years. Unemployment.

Relief Committee HI POW tt Wit active in the Citi zen's Committee, which nominates men lor village elections. As eran of the Spanish-American War he had served in Hawaii as a member of the 101st N. Y. Infantry and was a member of the Masons the Sons of the Revolution. He Is survived by his Adelaide: a son.

William, noi Cornell; a sister, Phoebe Powers of Baldwin, and three brothers, Rene of Baldw in. Andrew of Jamaica and John of Philadelphia, Pa. Obituaries MBS. HENRIETTA MARY ELLEN MURPHI MRS. AM 1 WILLS FILED ARNOLD.

HARRY A. (Oct. 90 :200. To Orollne L. Arnol MADALENA (Nov.

811. To Antonla Petrlllo. nlec rvlng Ehrlich. 1023 Newport SSI II Illlll IM pi 1 fl6FU oCFVlCCS i () CI (I TOP Dr. Adele Cuinet Funeral services for Dr.

L. Adele Cuinel, crusader for women's causes, who died Tuesdav. were held last niffht. at her home. 152 Henrv St.

Dr. Cuinet was one of the first members of her sex to start practicing dentistry in Brooklyn. Sh was 79 last Monday. She lived long enough to see on of her fondest hopes become I reality in the establishment of I separate Woman's Court for Brooklyn in the old Adams St. Magistrates Court, which had its opening ceremony last month.

Services Arc Simple Dr. Cuinet leaves no immediate survivors, but about 100 immediate friends and business associates wen nresent The Rev. Dr. John How ard Mellsh. rector of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, officiated at the unpretentious services.

It was one of her requests that there be no ushers at the service. Among those present were: May Ellen Wilson, Dr. Joseph Holmes Dr. Joseph H. Holmes, 66, of 723 n.

tan wno baa practiced dentistry in Brooklyn for the past 35 years, died of heart trouble yesterday at his home He hart hi rtoninl office at 1 Nevins St. Dr. Holmes was born in Norwalk. and was a graduate tne New York College of Den-st-v. He was a member of Rlriee- wood Lodge of Masons, the Royal Arcanum and the Kings Countv Dental Society.

His wife. Mrs. Edith Holmes, survives. Services will be held in the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, at 10 a.m. tomorrow.

Burial will be in South Norwalk. James F. Maloney James F. Maloney of 456 83d formerly an assistant foreman In the pressroom of the World and an active figure In the affairs of the New York Newspaper Printing Pressmen's Union. 2, died yesterday in St.

Peter's Hospital. He had served his organization on many delegate to State and He is survived by a daughter. Mrs Robert Oliver: a son, James and four grandchildren. A requiem mass will be offered Saturday morning in St. Anselm's R.

C. Churrh and interment will be In St. John's Cemetery. WEDELL On Nov. 22, 1933, FRANCIS A.

WEDELL, aged 74 years. Services at the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men. 745 Classon on Friday, Nov. 24, at 9:30 WISHART On Nov. 21, 1933.

WILLIAM WISHART SR. of 125 Prospect Park West. Brooklyn. Devoted father of William Wishart Jr. and beloved brother of Mrs.

Carrie McCarty. Services at Fred Herbst Son's Funeral Parlors, 83 Hanson Place, corner S. Portland Thursday, 8 p.m. Members of Hill Orove Lodge, 540, F. A.

are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. Jn T0riHoriam HERBSTIn loving memory of our dear mother. JOHANNA HERBST. who died Nov.

23. 1920 CHILDREN. McENANEY Month's mind mass will be offered for the repose of the soul of the late THOMAS F. McENANEY. on Saturday, Nov.

25, at 10 o'clock at St. John the Baptist Church. Lewis and Willoughby and also on Monday, Nov. 27. 8 a.m..

at Transfiguration Churcn. Hooper St. and Marcy Ave. MclNERNEY In loving memory of our dear father. JOHN D.

MclNERNEY. who died Nov. 24. 1932. mass to be offered at St.

Anselm's at 7 a m. on Nov. 24. DAUGHTERS. MclNERNEY In loving memory of our dear brother.

JOHN, whom God called to his reward one year ago. SISTERS. ST. MARTIN OSCAR. In fond I memory of a devoted husband and I father.

Passed on Nov. 23, 1927. WIFE and SON. Mrs. F.

Stephen McCarthy Barbara Sehulz Leaves $10,000 to Relatives Timothy J. Shea, well-known Brooklyn lawyer and former chiet of the Attorney General's stock fraud bureau, left an estate of less than $10,000. according to a petition nied with his will in Surrogate's Court today. Mrs. Gertrude Shen of 35 Prospect Park West, the widow, Is the sole beneficiary.

Mr. Shea, who lived at the same address, died on Nov. 10, Although recognized as an authority on real estate law, he left no real estate holdings, the petition states. He was a member of the law firm of Cullen Dykman. Barbara Sehulz Mrs.

Barbara Sehulz of 705 Warwick St. left an estate valued at about $10,000 also. She died Nov. 11. The property Is to be equally divided between John Sehulz, a son of 705 Warwick St.

a daughter, Mrs. of 705 Warwick a daughter, Mrs. Dora Sullivan of the same address; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Bum-stead of Hendrix and John G. Dunham, a erandson of 34th 8t.

Mrs. F.f Art Editor, Dies Mrs. Fannie W. Marshall of 106 Cambridge Place, former art 1 of St. Nicholas Magazine and widow of Clifton G.

Marshall, pianist, died Tuesday night In St. Luke's Hospital, Manhattan. Services will be neia at tne nome at a p.m. tc Mrs. Marshall was born In New York, a daughter of the late John P.

and Abble Doane Worstell, and was a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley. Mass. She was connected for many years with the century company, iui Ave. Manhattan, and had charge of illustrations for the Century Diction ary.

The company later named her zine. a Century publication at the time. During the years that Mrs. Marshall was connected with the niihlishine- firm she studied law at the College of the City of New York and was admitted to the Bar. Snrvlvlne are two sisters, the Misses Mary V.

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Services at Greenwood Cemetery Chapel, 2:30 p.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. GILLESPIE On Nov. 23. 1933.

DANIEL beloved husband of Margaret E. (nee O'Mallon) and devoted father of John Gillespie and Mrs. Claire Burns. 'Funeral from the residence of his daughter. 192-09 104th Hollis.

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