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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE ITEM SECTION, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933 MASS HELD IN NEW EDIFICE Masses were celebrated Sunday for the first time in the new edifice of the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady Guadalupe, 15th Ave. and 72d built to replace the building razed by fire on New Year's Eve, 1932. No formal exercises marked the transfer of the services of worship to the church from the parish school, where mass had been offered each Sunday since the fire nearly two years: ago. The first mass was celebrated at 6:30 a.m. Another mass was celebrated at 8, and then at 9, 10 and 11 o'clock.

at which the Rev. Frederick J. Hentz officiated, followed by the closing mass at 12:15. The three assistants to Father Hentz-the Rev. Joseph B.

Nichols, the Rev. Richard H. Walsh and the Rev. Charles R. Mulrooney celebrated masses on the opening day.

The altars still remain to be installed in the new edifice, which it is expected will be dedicated some time this Fall, possibly late next month. Much of the money required for the new church church has been raised by various groups during the past year and a half by a series of social events. Siwash Club to Hold Dance on School Roof The Siwash Club is completing plans for a dance to be held on the roof of the school building of Our Lady of Angels School, according to an announcement by the secretary of the club, Frank Healy of 150 Senator St. Frank Connor heads the arrangecommittee, and his assistants mento, Charles Crooks, Thomas Giddings and Norman Robinson. OBITUARIES AGNES WARD, 4, died Saturday in her home, 233 Senator St.

She Was the daughter of John and Catherine McCabe Ward and sister of Catherine. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. from the residence. Interment Was in St. John's Cemetery yesterday.

JOHN M. GREEN died Sunday in his home. 615 3d St. He was born in St. Bridget's Parish, Manhattan, son of the late Michael Green, and had lived in Brooklyn 25 years.

His wife, Josephine; a son, Joseph; three daughters, Mrs. his mother, Elizabeth; a sister, Sister CeMiriam Howley, Eleanor and Elizabeth: cille Carmel of the Sisters of Charity, and two brothers. Joseph F. and George W. Green, survive.

A requiem mass will be offered today at 9:30 a.m. in St. Francis Xavier R. C. Church.

Interment was in Calvary Cemetery. MICHAEL LYNCH of 670 45th St. died Saturday. His wife, Rose; two sons, John and Peter, and two sisters, Mrs. George Best and Mrs.

John Heggarty, survive. The funeral was held today at 9:30 a.m. from the home; thence to St. Agatha's R. C.

Church, where a requiem mass was offered Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. ELLEN CONLON died Saturday in her residence. 1117. 79th St. She was born in Riverstown, County Sligo, Ireland, and had been a resident of Brooklyn most of her life.

Her husband, John a daughter, Mrs. Jane M. Boland: a brother Thomas J. McDonagh, and four grandchildren survive. The funeral was helc yesterday from the residence, thence to the R.

C. Church of St. Ephrem, where a requiem mass was offered at 10 a.m. J1 terment was in St. John's Cemetery.

BERNARD HAGERTY. a Spanish-Amer: can War veteran, died Thursday in his nome, 34 4th St. He was born in Brooklyn, son of the late Dennis and Rose Hagerty. Three brothers, George, a police sergeant attached to the Fourth Precinct; Michael, a retired fireman, and John, survive. The funeral was held Monday at 10 a.m.

from the funeral home 496 Court St. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. CORNELIUS REILLY, resident ol Brooklyn 35 years, died Saturday in nis home. 259-A 17th St. He was born in Ireland and formerly was a member St.

Mary Star of the Sea R. C. Church for many years. His wife, Catherine: two sons, John and Cornelius, and a daughter, Mrs. Felix Hellund, survive.

He was employed as a machinist by the Robins Dry Dock Company. The funeral was held vesterday at 9:30 a.m. from the home. thence to St. John the Evangelist R.

C. Church, where a requiem mass was offered. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. GLORIA MAY BROWN, 5. of 390 Pros pect died Friday.

She was born it Brooklyn, daughter of Elmer and Estelle Preiser Brown. Four brothers, Raymond Lawrence, Donald and Elmer also survive. The funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m from the home. Interment was in Evergreens Cemetery. HERMAN LARSEN of 332 59th St World War veteran, died Wednesday the Veterans' Hospital, Sun Mount, N.

Y. after an illness of nine months. He was born in Brooklyn, son of the late Lars and Johanna Larson and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Loretta Larsen Olsen. Funeral services were held in the chapel, 207 Hamilton Monday at 2:30 p.m., the Rev.

George Dowkontt of the South Brooklyn Baptist Church officiating. Interment was in Evergreens Cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph Honigman, 32, 204 Livingston Mary Drucker, 18, 5221 Ft, Hamilton Parkway. John Quigg, 24, 762 42d Ilmi Seger, 23, 851 44th St. William Watson, 35, 267 Dean Haidee Hurlburt, 38, 267 Dean st Louis Hochen, 30, 2067 76th Betty Hirsch, 25, 2067 76th St.

Robert Brooks, 65, 402 Prospect Elsie Griemsman, 67, 1103 72d St. Ira Rubinstein, 24, 6801 19th Sarah Harowitz, 21, 6801 19th Ave. Paul Birnbaum, 22, 5013 10th Rebecca Goldwein, 20, 1138 43d St. Solomon Steinman, 24, 4206 15th Belle Wexelman, 21, Newark, N. J.

Joseph Schachter, 33, 709 Cortelyou Road; Bluma Schatz, 22, 5516 14th Ave. Emile Kouri, 24, 1823 62d Caroline Absi, 19, 862 43d St. Jacob Rubin, 35, 2006 Benson Shirley Brecher. 30, 6510 17th Ave. Victor Gordon, 23, 3905 15th Margaret Aron, 23, 1539 39th St.

George Feldman, 34, 131 Bay 37th Loretta Brown, 29, 131 Bay 37th St. John Townsend, 22, 19 Oakland Place; Dorothy Schaaf, 22, 672 45th St. Kurt Kraseman, 35, 169 Lott Amelia Baier, 30, 8317 3d Ave. Arthur Lifschutz, 25, 765 Greene Rose Lebowitz, 21, 5116 13th Ave. Walter Selover, 27, 312 5th Myrtle Hughes, 27, 383 Prospect Ave.

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