mf WW P1 i -p mm mm VT i fcvving Journa wnmington, Monday, Nov. 5. 31 CARD OF THANKS Death Notices RiUIBAUfu OBITUARIES wish to express our oeepest thanks in acoreciation for the ivnronesses ana sympathy expressed 7 rnenos, ana Bnqqs and easantvi i.aa Howard H. Mills ln w. wvrners, our- ing the recent loss of my beloed our son and brother, Frederick J.
Gavvronskl. Alice Gawronski, Steven and Gladys Gawronski, Mrs. Frances Walk- IECHER-ln thlj citv en Nov. W3 t- Mildr" el 2)22 Grjfton Dunkirk Green Aots Aged 91 years. Relst.ves and friends are invited to attend the Mrvl; el the FUNERA1 l'0ME 100- Kirkwood Hiqhwav, tv.
Tuesday, Nov, 6, at 12 noon. Inttrrtunf at Pequea Presbyterian Cmeterv, in Gap, Pa. Friends mav ths iuneral home one hour prior to seivice time on Tuesday. Howard H. Mills, 74, of 223 I aley, Joseph and ur ct 1 jr, wui woo ucdu uii di- MARCOZZI-we wish to express our deepest thanks lor the many kindnesses ana sympathy expressed by our relatives, iriends, and neighbors during the death of our lather and husband, Giuseppe Marrozjl.
We also wsh to thank the stall of St. Francis Hospital for the care given him his illness. Th Wa-cozzi Famlv Burglary Suspect Arrested in Newport A Dunleith man was arrested by Newport police Saturday night after officers saw a burglary in progress at the Alton Neal Construction 1605 Ayre Newport. The suspect was identified as Norman Quinn, 21, of the 400 block Robinson Drive. He was released in $6,000 bail in Magistrate Court 10 pending trial in Superior Court.
New-port police said charges against Quinn include three other burglaries and a grand theft. In this city cn Nov. 2, I97J. Mary J. widow of William Berry of 115 W.
Atlantic Ocean City, and l3! Pennsylvania Wilminjtcn. Aged years. Sister of Oscar C. Wilson, ami of Mrs. Elinor Barnes.
Funeral services at the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME, 2506 Ccncord Pike, cn Tues. morning, Nv. 6 at 11 a irt.rm.nt IN MEMORIAM Riverview Cemetery. There will be AND MeCALL-ln sad and lov-viewing. Please omit flowers.
''n9 memory of "OurBcv" Gary Mrs. Harry R. Beck TRAINER, Anna M. Beck, 87, of 918 Chestnut Trainer, died yesterday in Belvedere Convalescent Home, Chester. Mrs.
Beck had been ill for 18 months. Her husband, Harry R. Beck, died in 1966. She is survived by a son, Harry with whom she lived; a brother, Stephen A Scone of North East, a sister, Mrs. Arthur J.
Mac-Donald of Lewisburg; a grandson; and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer, where friends may call tomorrow night. Interment will be in Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood. Newport Police uavis ana "Our Girl" Rayma F. WcCali on their birthdays today.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by Verna. Nanny, Kelly, Dolle, John and babv Heathrr FIORAVANTI In loving memory of cur Mrs. William A. Reinike Sr. NEW LONDON, Pa.
Mrs. Bertha Walker Reinike, 77, died Friday night In the Community Memorial Hospital, She was born in Wilmington and lived in the New London area for the last 36 years. She was a member of the New London United' Methodist Church and the New London Women's Christian Tsnwerance Union. Her husband, William died in 1963. She is survived by a son, William A.
Jr. of Bear, a daughter, Mrs. Bertha M. Del-Rossi of West Grove, a sister, Mrs. Elwood Talley of Hockessin, seven grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the New London United Methodist where friends may call from 1 p.m. until the service. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery. oromer, Anthony (Tony) Fior-avanti, on his eighteenth birthday, Nov.
5. Our hearts are still heaw with grief and your memory we will always keep Loved and missed by Mom, Dad, and family. BRIGHT In The Homes Convalescent Heme, Norlolk, on Nov. 4, 1973, Emma M. Briqht of Norfolk.
Formerly of-Chesapeake City, Md. Mother of Mrs. Velma Beck, Newark, Mrs. Jean E. Redman, Norfolk, Mrs.
Helen Shaw, Charlestown, s.C. Aged 78 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the R. T. FOARD FUNERAL HOME, Chesapeake City, on Wednesday morning, Nov.
7, at 11:00 o'clock. Interment at Bethel Cemetery near Chesapeake City. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7. Passerby Averts Acme Holdup Two men, one wearing a woman's wig and carrying a purse, tried to hold up the Acme supermarket on Du Pont Highway in Wilmington Manor Saturday. State police said the pair, one short with long, black hair and Ihe other about 6 feet, wearing a long blond wig and carrying a purse, approached two Acme employes about 6:30 p.m.
outside the store. The employes. John J. Var russo, 36, and Robert C. Hoy, 31, were forced back into the' store, which they had just closed, and bound with tape.
As the bandits were lying up the two. an unidentified passerby saw the incident and began banging on the door. The two thieves, armed with, a pistol and a shotgun, had de manded money from Yarrussi and Hoy, hut decided In leavei "They were last seen walking" calmly down Bacon Avenue," police reported. A search, which included the state police helicopter failed find the pair. Sinclair Surrenders Florida's Sodomy Law FISHER In loving memory of our grandmother, Annie M.
Fisher, on her birthday, Nov, i. Dearly beloved and sadly missed by Grandchildren andGreat-srandchlldren HESSER-ln memory of my Husband 4 Father, who passed away 2 years ago, Nov 5, 1971. We miss vou now, our heart is sore time goes by we miss you more IURCHFIELD Suddenly, In Newark, on Nov. 3, 1973. Chas.
husband of Betty Jane Burchfleld of 613 Lisbeth Todd Estates. Aqed 49 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend I IT I .1 I the services at the McCRERY MEMOR- By Wife Donna m. IAL CHA'PEL, Kirkwood Hwy. 4 Dun- -Oonn, Children 4 Grandchildren can Rd. on Tues.
morning, Nov. 6 at GORMAN In memory of Gerard F. 11 AM. Interment at Graceiawn Me- Gorman, who passed away Nov. 5, File Pot Charges IS pilCUl morifli rarR.
rnenrjs may can at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7. Sadly missed by Wile, Son Daughter. GORMAN In memory of Gerard F. Gorman who passed away Nov. 5.
1970. Sad'v missed by Mother, CONNERY In the Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division, on Ncvem- hr 9. 1973. Plftrnnr I ol.Carleton E. Connery of 8 W.
Stephen I GRAY In sad loving memory of my Drive, Chestnut Hill Newark, Del w'her, Minnie Gray, who passed Aged 66 years. Relatives and friends vears ago, November 3, 1971. invited to attend the funeral services 5,111 ach with sorrow from the St. Nicholas, Episcopal Mis- secre' 'rs still flow von, Old Newark Rd. Chestnut Hill i na' means to lose you, Mother, The world will never know.
Road, on Tuesday morning, Nov. 6 at 11 o'clock. Friends may call at the WILLIAM J. WARRICK FUNERAL HOME, 121 W. Park Place, Newark, Del.
on Monday evening from 7 to 9. Interment ii- All Saints Cemetery, Arthur H. Injrman Arthur H. (Otts) Ingman, 64. of 53 Central Clifton Park Apartments, died yesterday at his home after suffering a heart attack.
He was employed by Blackwell Sons painting contractors. His wife, Mildred, died in 1953. He is survived by two sons, Bayard of Colonial Woods and Charles pf Silverside Road, and five grandchildren. Services be Wednesday afternoon at 1 at the McCrery Memorial 3924 Concord Pike. TareyvHe.
There will he ro viewing. Interment will be in Lombardy Cemetery. Mrs. Michael McJnerney Mrs. Mary" A.
Mclnerney, 76, of 806 9th St. died Friday at her home. Her husband, Michael Mclnerney, died in 1932. She is survived by two brothers, John Comer-ford of Ireland and Jeoffrey Comerford of England; and six sisters, Mrs. Ann Wor-thington, with whom she lived, Kathleen Comerford of Ireland, Mrs.
Alice Brown and Mrs. Peggy Yates, both of England, Bridie Comerford of the Bronx, N.Y., and Anasta-sia Comerford of I)ng Beach, N.Y. Mass was this morning at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 10t.h and Madison interment on Long Island. Charles J. Bnrchfiehl Charles J.
Burchfield, 49, of 613 Lisbeth Road, Todd Estates, was dead on arrival Saturday at the Newark Emergency Center after suffering a heart attack. He was a pipefitter for General Motors Corp. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Betty Jane Burchfield; two sons, Charles J.
of Rutherford and Russell A. of Harmony Crest, a daughter, Lisa, at home; his mother, Mrs. Mary Burchfield of Rockford, three sisters. Mrs. Eileen Palmer of Newark, Mrs.
Margret Harmon of Rockford, and Mrs. Wynetta Lemmon of Northville, and two grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow morning at 11 at McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road. Friends may call tonight at the funeral home. Interment will be in Graceiawn Memorial Park.
Dearly loved and missed, DaughlerRuthNuttejiFamily. RENTZ Frederick J. Remembering you on your birthdav. Mother Emily and Lillian. TORTELLA In sad lovinfl memory ol ogr dear Son 8, Brother, Alec Tortella, who passed away 2 yrs ogo November 5, 1971 Dearly loved sadly missed always remembered Mother, Step-Father, Sisters Brothers CROWLEY In this citv on Novmber 4, 1973, Earl son of the late Harry and Margaret Crowley, ol 14 Harvey Place, Viione Village, Elsmere.
Aged 54 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial at St Patrick's C. Churuch, 14th and King Wednesday morning, Nov. 7, at o'clock. Interment at Catnedral Cemetery.
Tnere wll be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, nleasn make rinnatinnt Dealh Notices iiiippe A. Sinclair, con rival yesterday at Delaware Division after suffering a heart attack. He was a retired employe of the Du Pont Co. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Grace H. Mills; a daughter, Mrs. Marycleeze Ewing of Wilmington; a sister, Mrs. Mildred Wylie of Youngstown, Ohio; two grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 1 at the McCrery Funeral Hame, 2700 Washington St.
Interment will be in Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery. There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Masonic Home of Delaware. Robert Smith Robert C. Smith, 66, of 1110 Maryland Ave.
died yesterday in General Division. He was an auto upholsterer. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. C. Smith; four sons, Robert M.
of Knox-ville, Donald S. of Pcnsacola, David R. of San Francisco, and Randall G. a home; three daughters, Mrs. Carole Perdue of Dover and Mrs.
Sandra Francisco and Mrs. Cathy Wahl, both of Wilmington; a brother, Leroy Smith of Knoxville; two sisters, Mrs. Marie Smith of Knoxville, and Mrs. Louise Montgomery of Fort Myers, and eight grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday afternoon at 1 at the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington where friends may call tomorrow night.
Interment will be in Graceiawn Memorial Park. Robert A. Monlross Robert A. Montross, 5.1, of 2516 Redstart Court, Rrook-mcade, was dead on arrival, Wednesday at General Division after suffering a heart attack. He was a sales representative for Graybar Electric Co.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Faith L. Montross; a son, Kim of Fort Collins, two daughters, Kay and Christine, both at home; two brothers, Christopher of Franklin, and Fred of Santa Ana, and a sister, Mrs. Geraldine Gilbert of Detroit. Interment was Saturday in Royal Oak, Cemetery, In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Hockessin United Methodist Church or the Delaware Heart Association.
Mrs. Thomas J. McKinnou Mrs. Susan G. McKinnon, 24, to St.
Joseph's Home tor the Aged, ILittle MCDONALD In Union Hospital, Elkton, Sisters ol the Poor). Arrangements by I on Nov. 3, 1973, Bert J. McDonald, the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME. O.
3, Elkton, father ol Ever- jrett E. McDonald, Giastonburg, i Albert J. McDonald Elkton, and Wal-DOLEMAN In this city on Nov. 3, 1973, ter L. McDonald, Tampa.
Fla. Aged 87 Vernell Doleman, wite ol Robert Dole-'years. Relatives and Iriends are invited man ol '025 Bennett mother ol Law- to attend the funeral services from the enoale Parker, Foster mother ol Leland HICKS HOME FOR FUNERALS, Br.w 1 Church, Anthony Williams, Ronald Wil-1 Stockton Elkton, on Wednesday Mams. Yolanda Walker. Sister ol Aadie afternoon, Nov.
7, at 2:00 o'clock. Inter-Ph II ps and Frank White. Aged 54 years i at Graceiawn Memorial Park Relatives and Iriends are invited to at-1 riends may call at the Funeral Home on tend the funeral services from New Mt. Tuesdav evening after 7 o'clock. Bethel Baolist Church, 504 5th I on Wednesday eveninq, November 7, at McKINNON Suddenly in this city on o'clock.
Interment at Graceiawn Memo-, Nov. 4, 1973, Suan wile ol Thomas nai Park on Thursday morning, friends I McKmnon of 301 Georqetown mav call at the Church on Wednesday Gwlnhurst. Aged 74 vears. Relatives and f'om 6 to 8 o'clock. ARRANGEMENTS i friends are invited to attend the services at A 20-year-old Gordy Estates man and two juveniles were arrested by Newport police over the weekend on marijuana charges.
Jawes Scalia III of the unit block Balsam Drive was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to deliv-e and possession. Two 17-year-old boys were charged with possession, Police said the arrests were made late Friday after New-pirt officers allegedly observed Scalia giving marijuana to the two juveniles. In Magistrate Court 10, Kirkwood Highway, the teenagers were released to their parents pending appearance in Family Court. Scalia was released on $6,000 unsecured bail for trial in Superior Court. Ford, Toyota Talk Asian Cooperation TOKYO (AP) Ford Motor Co.
and Toyota Motor Co. have quietly begun discussions that could lead to broad cooperation in developing auto manufacturing facilities in Australia, Southeast Asia and other areas with growing markets for automobiles. The discussions between the big automakers were apparently prompted by the growing trend of certain nations to demand that most of the parts in any car sold there must be made locally. WASHINGTON (API The Supreme Court today reversed a decision freeing two convicts under a Florida sodomy law which the Florida Court had ruled unconstitutional. In an unsigned opinion the Supreme Court said the two men had ample opportunity to understand that the stale law prohibited sodomy and oral intercourse.
The decision overturned a by the U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans which freed Eugene F. Huffman and Raymond R. Stone, who had based their appeal on the state court finding that the law was unconstitutionally vague, the Supreme Court. Florida Atty.
Gen. Robert L. Shevin then appealed the Circuit Court decision. The Florida Supreme Court, in ruling that the slate law was too vague to be constitutional, held that ils decision should be applied only in fu-t cases, not in those already decided. The Circuit Court, however, said states do not have the right to place such conditions on constitutional rights.
The Circuit Court agreed that the law was unconstitutional and said that Huffman and Stone must be freed. 22 states have similar laws, although some of them have been modified. BY THE EDWARD BfcLL UNt al the Firtf and Central Presbyterian Chu'ch, HOVE. llth and Market on Wednesday alter noon, Nov. 7, at 1:00 o'clock.
Interment at Graceiawn Memorial Park Friends i may call at the McCRFJRY MEMORAL FUNERAL HOME. W24 Concord Pike, Talleyville, on Tuesday eveninq alter 7. EINSTEIN -01 Kennett Square, on Nov 2, 1973. Elizabeth Stuart Einstein, wile of Lewis D. Einste n.
Aged 59 vears. Relatives and Iriends are invited lo a-tend the funeral service at the Keirett troversial figure in the Great Oak Lodge and Club near Cheslertown, surrendered to Maryland authorities this morning for arraignment on perjury, fraud and bad check charges. Sinclair, who was the subject of a now-canceled fugitive warrant lodged in Delaware, was to appear at. a bond hearing today at the Kent County courthouse in Chester-town. Indictments returned hy a special grand jury contain 18 counts of fraud, an 11-count indictment on bad checks and a three-count perjury charge related to a courtroom deposition.
CI Shot lv Police FRANKFURT, Germany vf -rfc. Curtis R. Brown, 21, or Sherman, was shot and killed by a German policeman after allegedly threatening the policeman with a knife, the U.S. Army said today. In lieu of flowers, the family suqqests iouare presbvtenan Church.
211 5. Bmad contributions be made to the Delaware Heart Asscciation, Independence Vail, or on Mondav afternoon, Nov. 5, at 2 First and Central Presbyterian Churuch, Deacon's Fund. MILLS In Ihis city on Nov. I.
M. Interment at Urvon Hill Cemeltrv. There II be no viewmq jv WORRALL S. KUSO FUNERAL HOVE. Howard husband ol lis, of 223 W.
26tn SI. Aged 74 years. Relatives I FISHER in this city on November 1973, Harry E. Fisher, husband of Ca'Clyn Fisher, of 2536 Locust 5', Son of Harry and Juanita Fisher, vomer ol Jerrv. Terry, Timmy ana Tommy F.sher, Terry F.
Roy. Tammy. and friends are invited to attend the services at the MCCRERY FUNERAL HOME, 3700 Washinqton St on Tues day afternoon. Nov. at 1:00 Interment at Wilmington and F'Sher and sniriev nsner.
qco jv rem dioji. Rranaywine Cemetery. There will be no kfianves ana ine'n-s tend the Irom me FU v.ewirq. In lieu of flowers, the family NERAL HOMr. Uh euwKu suqqests contributions be sent to the 909 Poplar street, on Masonic Home ol Delaware 7, at 12 o'-lock noon.
Interment at MT. i on Nov Zon. Cemetery. Friends idEiNIKE-OI New London, Pa 1973. Bertha walker, Wite ol the I lo 12 noon.
late William A. Reinike. Aqed 71 years. Rlativt AnH Irlpnrit are invited to at- Mrs. Ralph Garrett Sr.
ELKTON, Hester D. Garrett, 79, of Elkton died Saturday in the Calvert Manor Nursing Home, Calvert. She was a retired state employe. Her husband, Ralph Garrett died several years ago. Survivors include a daughter.
Mrs. Marguerite Moore of Phoenixville, three sons. Ra'ph Jr. and Harold, both of Elkton, and John Alden of Chicago; and six grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday morning at 11 at the Trinity Episcopal Church, Elkton, with interment in Elkton Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Trinity Episcopal Church, Elkton. Karl W. Crowley Sr. Earl W. Crowley 54, of 14 Harvey Place, Vilone Village, died yesterday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Elsmere.
Mr. Crowley was a sheet metal worker for Glazar Brothers. He was divorced. He is survived by two sons, Earl W. Jr.
and Joseph both of Wilmington; a brother, Henry O. of Wilmington; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Dorazio of Vilone Village and Mrs. Amelia Clark of Wilmington, and a grandchild. Mass will be offered Wednesday, morning af 9:30 in St.
Patrick's Catholic Church, 15th and King with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. Joseph's Home for the Aged (Little Sisters of the Poor). Mrs Walter A. Hail Jr.
Mrs. Marie P. Hall, 45. of 1512 Dilworth Road, Willow Run, died today at Memorial Division after a short illness. She is survived by her husband, Walter Hall a daughter, Mrs.
Barbara H. Bonvetti of Colonial Heights; a son, Walter A. Hall III of Newark; three brothers, Francis J. Salacki Jr. of Belle-moor, Henry J.
Salacki of Wilmington and Joseph Salacki of St. Louis. Mass of the Christian Burial will be offered Thursday morning at 9:30 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Elsmere. Interment will be in All Saints Cemetery. There will be no viewing.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Corpus Christi Church, 901 New Road, Elsmere. Paul V. Welsh Paul F. Welsh, 67, of 301 Marsh Lane. Newport Heights, GARRETT In Calvert Manor Nursing, tend the Funeral from the New Lonoon Home, Caivert, on Nov.
3, i united Vietnodist Church on Tues. after-Hester D. Garrett of 72S Main I noon, Nov. 6 at 2 Interment at New Elk'W Md le of the late Paloh Gar- jLondon Me'hodist Cemetery. Friends may rett, mother of Mrs.
Marguerite csll at New London United Methodist Moore, ol Phoenixville. Ralpn Gar-, church on Tuesdav after 1 p.m. 'X'J i SCHN.EI.P-.., city on November 4. ch'ioren Aq-d 79 yeaT Rc at ve Vni el Devon AP.s., 2.0. Penna.
Ave. Aged fp chldren Aqea frierds are invited the Trinity Eo -copai to attend the Mass of the Christian Burial on weanrsoay 3'. jc-ph on o. CMu'C. Flkton, 7, at o'chek Inter-, enurcn, iu parley on i-iurny fTiorn-nq.
Nov m-nt Elkton Leme.ery, Th.r. he pr, The wll be no ve.nq n.i tn The tam: Arrangements bv the Co icrnal Church. Elkton. -s be omitted SPICE P-MULLIKEN FUNERAL HOME. Md A-anqtm-nts by the PIPr FU Md wo.
NE'AL HOVE, Elk'on, SCHROEDER-ln this C'ty on November 5. 1 973. William husband of, HALL-Cn Nov. V-e P. Wilt Florence Schroeder, ol eVM W.
13th i el Walter A Paul J'. ol 151? Oil vs-th Wa)sn'nqton Park, New Castle, Del. I illr-v Run Aod 45 v''S R'la-, Arranqements will be announced by ine lives and' fnends are inv, led to attend GeBHApT FUNERAL HOME, New! in Mais ol Cnristian Bunal on nurv castle, Del. My morning Nov. 0 d.k Corpus Ch-iSti l- w.u of Lela C.
Sm.th, of lieu Ot nowers, 1 i i iu (votyio'iu yru nA uiow.na. 1 atives and are invneo to aneno tnt family sv-qqest contrihuUns be marie RC hi the serv ecs at tne wcl i-uinckl to the Co'pus tnri' Arranqemenls by the HOME, 2710 Wash nqton Wednesday w.u, Bd Elsmere. i anernoon, Nov. ai ti unci- MrCRERY FUNERA4. HUVt.
HCiME. i mrnt at brace.awn ivefnonfli rn- may call at the (uneral home Tuesday evening alter 7 p.m. of .101 Georgetown Gwin-hurst, died yesterday in Genera! Division following childbirth. She was a registered employed by Dr. Frederick A.
Bowdle. She is survived by her husband, Thomas J. McKinnon a son, Thomas J. Ill; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Gilpin of McDaniel Crest; her maternal grandmother. Mrs. Eva Van Sant of McDaniel Crest, and a sister, Mrs. William Einsley of Seattle, Wash. Services will be Wednesday afternoon at 1 at First and Central Presbyterian Church, 11th and Market INBMAN-At his late residence on Nov.
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If v-'ymerA "TE BEEF man, 'lu'bard oi me tmoknton in tn citv nn nov. Mildred M. ol 53 Edna Thornton, ol 2730 Market Central Te-race, Clil'on Park st. ol Ihe late ne B. atcher Aoit find vears.
Relet- cousin of Fhiabeth Brown of Savan- tivrs and frierds a'e inv.trd n-h Geomia. Aqed 79 years. Relatives! to Attend the services at tne nd lr enris a'e invited to attend the CCFPY AEVORAL FUNERAL irnm Tn CiNIKftL HOME OF EDWARD R. BELL. W9 Popu- h' cn w-cn-scav even ng, Nov 7 at O0 o'clock.
Interment at Mt. Zioni Cemetery, tr ends mav call at the Fu neral Home Wednesday evening Irom HO 'E, 3924 Co-cnrd on esoav aftcrr-con, Nov 7, at 1 -CO e'rirrv lit-rment at Lomba-fly Ceme le-v. There II be no ng. to 8 m. i INNES-At her late residence on Novem- i is a uiuicni tMln T.llon Trrare Mursinni the lite 'lohn Robe't Innes.
ol'7 Ruby I Home on Nov 5, t'73. Ida, widow M. StS. Friends may Call tomOTOW night at McCrery Memorial Ashbourne Mills, ciaymon. Mqra rne; Mie wnuu" a.
c.T,a3u,c.. w. t' vears Relatives and Inends are in-1 Park Place, Newark, Del. Aqed 77 years. viled to attend the graveside services at i Relatives and friends are invited to attend! Lawicrolt Cemetery, LinwOOO, on-n runerai pryice5 mi JV' Tuesday morning, Nov.
6. at ock gum ruiirni. nvvc, ark. on Wed. afternoon, Nov.
7 at 1 p.m. Entombment in Graceiawn Abbey. Thre will be no viewinq. In lieu of flow T'le-e will be no viewing. Arrangements bv tne JCNES FUNER-AL HOME, Clav-mont, Del.
ers, the family suqqests contributions to the Newark United Metnooisi tnurcn. WALLACE -In the Delaware Hospital on Nov. 3 1971. Carsie formerly of 2210 N. Chuch St.
Mother of William L. Wallace. Sister ol Mildred Forbes, ol Dllwyn, Va. Molher-in-Law ol Jean T. Wallace.
of Erie, Brian and Van Wal lace. Relatives and Iriends and associates! JEROMINSKI In this citv on Nov. 3. 197', Helen wile ol the lale Walter Jerominski. Mother ol John Paul and Walter Jerominski.
of Martha A. Grabowski and Marv A-lrysriak. Aqed 73 vears. Relatives and f-iends are invited to anend the luneral I cm the ROSTOCK I FUNERAL HOME. 511 van Bu'en Wednesday morn Ing, Nov.
7, at 9:30. Mass of Chrstlan Fuu-al at S' Hecwiq's RC Church at 10 30 o'clock Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Fr ents may call at the Fu-ne-al Home on Tuesoay evening alter 7 o'e'eck. -f the Wilmington Housinq Authority are irvited to attend the tuneral Irom the nth St. Baotist Church, 8th 8.
Scott died Saturday at the St. Joseph's Home, 401 N. Bancroft i on Tuesday evening, Nov. 6 at 1:00 o'clock. i interment at Mt.
Zicn Cemetery Wednesday iro-ning, Nov. 7, 10 a.m. Friends mav rail at the church from 6 until time of A aroements By lmakics rDA CIIMPQAI PA.RI r.RS, 21 N. Gray Funeral Home, 3924 Concord Pike, Talleyville. Interment will be in Graceiawn Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Ihe Delaware Heart Association or First and Central Presbyterian Church Deacon's Fund. Mrs. Louis Solmiepp Mrs. Ada M. Schniepp, 88, of the Devon Apartments, 2401 Pennsylvania died yesterday in the Tilton Terrace Nursing Home.
She was born in New York City and moved lo Wilmington in 1945 from Upper Darby, Pa. Her husband, Louis Schniepp, died in 1945. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James A. Mc-Kenna, with whom she made her home, a grandson and four great-grandchildren.
Mass will be offered at St. Joseph on the Brandywine. 10 Barley Mill Road, at 10 Thursday morn IMALINOWSKI -In this city or i Novem-; Avenoe Wilmington, Del. her I 1973 Marie wile of the late Fdmund. of 1107 West 2nd St.
Aged 59 WELSH In citv on Nov. 3, 1973. vr Relatives and Iriends are mvited p.ji son ot the late Francs and. tn attend the luneral services at Ihe saa-qarel welsh, of 301 Marsh Lane, inHN YASIK FUNERAL HOME, 07 Npwport Heghts. Relatives and Inenns Harrison St on Tuesday morninq.
nyit.d lo attend the Mass ol Chris-Nov 6th at 10 01 o'clock. Interment Burial at the St. Jo seoh's Home Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Chanel. 4fl N.
Bancroft Parkwav, to at Ihe Funeral Home Monday even nq mornmo, Nov. 4, at 7 o'clock alter 7 Parkinq facilities across Irom may call at the St Joseph's the' Funeral Home. I Home on Monday eveninq Irom 7 lo 9. i In lieu ol flowers, please send contribu-. I tinn tn the st loseoh's Home, 401 IfcSJ STEAK ROAST fflk 1" CHICKEN Gmstie ORDERS nni Jk7 $ioo00 PORK lid'! iO! i-t I CHOICE turn PRIME fit, 5M Urn f.
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toM 7. 1 Titii ia i leaner Thaw 4 ml fl Bancroft Parkwav, wi'm'nriton, DE 1'KS. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE KARPI'NSKI FUNERAL HOME. SZIMKUNAS his home on Nov. 4, 1973, John A.
Szimkunas, aqed 43 years. Of 7214 Perr.inctcn Bnandvwood, husband ol Cecilia Pozniewski Slumkunas. 9-latlves and friends are invited to at-land the Mass of Christian Burial at the uvn urnffc rac JB I Church ol the Holy Child, 2500 Naamans iT OFLI.W Parkway. He was a retired service station attendant. In the 1920 he was a semi-professional baseball player with the Bronson's Parkside, Five Points, St.
Mary's and South-side teams. He has no immediate survivors. Mass will be offered tomorrow morning at 7 at the St. Joseph's Home chapel, where friends may call tonight. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Ihe St. Joseph's Home. Mrs. William Bern-Mrs. Mary J.
Berry, 84. of 1401 Pennsylvania died Friday at Hillside House, 810 S. Rroom St. She also maintained a home at 125 W. Atlantic Ocean City, N.J.
Her husband, William, died in 1072, She has no immediate survivors. Services will be tomorrow morning at 11 at the Chandler Funeral Home, 2506 Concord Pike, Talleyville. There will be no viewing. Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. 3d on Wednesday mornina, nov.
ai 10:00 o'clock. Interment at St. Peters Pnotery, J. Friends mav at the CHANDLER FUNERAL ing. There will be no viewing.
home, 2506 concord pike, Tai'ewiiie on interment will be Drivate. The Tuesday evenno. lieu ot tiowrs, tne; family request that flowers be r-r'-''iticnj lo the Del i eware Heart Association omitted. A religious ir mccReaDY. ii I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I k.
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SUN. 9-7K SILVERBR00K CEMETERY CO. Choice Space available al convenient terms Cemetery Memorial Park LotvosW Ave. I DuPonl Rd. 658-0953 656-1671 Groylyn Shopping Clr, setting appropriate for any Chandler FUNERAL HOME CONCORD PIKE SHARPLEY ROAD WILMINGTON, 3617 KIRKWOOD HWY.
SilveriicU Rd. 478-7347 APOLLO SHOPPING CENTER 994-4481 American Expiasi Carle Rlone WILMINGTON.DE 19803.130 47R-71O0 III. I a A A A rt.
