COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. Monday, January 1962 Stock Market (Supplied by Orvis member of the New York Stock Exchange) Closing Noon Friday Today Air Alcoa Reduction 64., Allegheny Power American Can American Cyanamid American, Smelting 61 Americ'n Tel Tel Best Co. 41 Bethlehem Steel 42 Burroughs 44 4 Chrysler 54 Consolidated Edison Consolidated Foods 7 Daystrom Douglas Aircraft 37 Dow Chemical 68 68 Dupont Ford General Electric General Motors General Telephone General Tire 88 Goodyear Houdaille Industries Int. Busi. Mach.
539 Int. Tel Tel 54 53 Johns-Manville 58 Johnson Johnson Lockheed 50 Mack Trucks Macy, R. H. Merck 3-M Montgomery Ward National Starch NS Olin Mathieson Penn. R.
R. Phelps Dodge 61 61 Phillips Petroleum P. S. Elec. Gas 62 RCA Reading Co.
Reynolds Metals Ruberoid Sears Roebuck 72 Singer 116 Stand. Oil 51 J. Texaco P. Stevens 33 Union Carbide U.S. Rubber U.
S. Westinghouse 36 Woolworth 86 84 AMERICAN EXCHANGE Sherwin Williams NS Gulton Wood Newspaper 15 NS OVER THE COUNTER Bid Offer First National Bank of Somerset County 86 90 Plainfield Trust State Nat'l Bank 29 31 Somerset Trust ...105 NO Gets Parking Aid But Loses Wallet The theft of her wallet containing $6 and important papers was reported Saturday to police by Miss Josephine Porcile of 320 Garfield Ave. She said an unidentified man helped her back her car out of a tight parking space in a super market lot at 1405 South Ave. Upon arrival home she found her wallet missing. Mission Work Told Mrs.
Roy E. Wiley gave a resume of a newsletter by the Rev. Georges Velten on McAll' Mission in France at a meeting Plainfield Area ortho McAll Auxiliary in the Congregational Church on Thursday. The Mr. Velten spoke on the work of the St.
Nazaire Fraternitie in France at a McAll meeting in Plainfield several years ago. Express Your Feelings with FLOWERS from GRAY'S ROUTE WATCHUNG 22 OVER 100 YEARS OF Leadership Most of our business comes through people we've thoughtfully served. The reason understanding, sincere guidance and dependability in helping you select a fine monument. DALTON CHARLES JOANNE BARRE GUILD L. L.
MANNING SON Est. 1861 Stanley Burner, Owner 405 West Front St. Tel. PL 6-0706 Hitostrated Booklet Sent Upon Request Builders of Quality Monuments 'Andrea Doria Survivor Among New Area Citizens Elizabeth A Scotch Plains survivor of, the Andrea Doria- Stockholm sea disaster July the 101 persons admitted to Judge John E. Barger today.
He Nicola DiFiore, 37, 1991 pro Portland Scotch Plains, who was rescued from the Italian liner, Andrea Doria. He said as he was handed a small American Flag, "I am a lucky Iman today." Sending for Family DiFiore said later he would send for his wife, Philomena, and his two children Gustina, and Mario, 6, now in zolle, Italy, as soon as possible. He hasn't seen them came to this country years ago. He has been working as mason. The group of new citizens admitted by the court on recommendation of Federal Examiner Joseph Gricarico.
The oath administered to the men women by Deputy County Clerk Roy E. Kitchell, who also the group in the pledge of allegiance the flag. There Plainfield, five Westfield four Scotch Plains residents the group. Judge Barger commented: Priceless Asset "These are assets that cannot be measured in money," and told them they are of a free democracy, ever "one of the devised." greatest that has been The new citizens Plainfield are: Nunzio Reina, 323 E. Sixth Elli A.
Grzechowiak, 1307 S. Second Amato Della Fortuna, 518 E. Second George Pasquale Sibio, 311 Garfield Josephine Sibio, 311 Garfield Orazia and Grace DeBella, 901 Fernwood Alexander Kowalik, 336 Clinton Frank Addario, 829 North Frank Cammarota, 334 Johnston 536 W. Second Michelina' Gottardo, 661 E. Sixth Joelle Marcelle Minet, 915 Stelle Ave.
Westfield Antonini Martorina, 322 First Rita Romano, 204 Sussex Nicola DiMarzio, 624 Ripley Hans Woggers, 1137. South Giacomo Savoca, 572 Downer St. Scotch Plains Malvina DiProspero, 526 Forest Nicola DiFiore, 1991 Portland Carmela Surzano, 414 Sycamore Heine Theo Noz, 1530 Terrill Rd. Berkeley Heights Jan and Krystyna Isabella Bortkiewicz, 26 Fairfax Dr. Methodists Accept 16 Sixteen persons were received into membership in the First Methodist Church by Rev.
Raymond E. Neff during the 11 a. service yesterday. They are: Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Bunch, 868 Coolidge Miss Claudette Capp and Mrs. Peter H. Capp, 1129 South Mrs. John R.
Cavanaugh, 730 E. Front Russell W. Cramer, 734 W. Front Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Dutot, 601 Sheridan Mrs. Frances McDonough, 39 Deborah Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schuerman, 1027 W. Seventh and Mrs. Douglas Wilson of 20 Leland Gardens, all of Plainfield. Also, Mr. and Mrs.
Morton F. Jones and Morton F. Jones 3rd, 336 Fawn Ridge Scotch Plains, and Mrs. Gwendolyn W. Scott, 189 Springfield Berkeley Heights.
Each new member was presented a flower by Mrs. Robert E. Nischwitz, president of the WSCS. After the service a reception was held in the church social room by the Commission on Membership and Evangelism, headed by L. Russel Shardlow.
Jailed as Tipsy Driver In Lieu of Bail Warren Mayo, 53, of 647 S. Second was jailed in lieu of $250 bail last night by police on a drunken driving charge. He was arrested by Patrolmen Wallace Marhoffer and Arthur Runyon after a near accident with another vehicle at Park Ave. and South End Pkwy. Mayo was examined for, sobriety by Lieut.
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RUNYON SON Tuneral Direclors since 1860 900 Park Avenue Plainfield 6-0040 ROMEO A. BAKER FRED L. HOFFMAN Manager and President Vice President Fell Funeral, 718 services Wallace for who Fell, died yesterday (Jan. 28, 1962) in Muhlenberg Hospital, were held today from the Higgins Home for Funerals at 11 a.m. Rabbi Sidney Nathanson of Temple Sholom officiated.
Interment was in Hebrew Cemetery, South Plainfield. Mr. Fell conducted a tailor shop at 212 Watchung Ave. for over 45 years. He born in Russia and lived here more than 50 years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. A Anna Himmelstein Fell; a son, Joseph R. Fell, 510 E. Seventh a daughter, Mrs. Seymour Turner of 730 Spooner and four grandchildren.
He was a member of Workmens Circle of Plainfield. James L. Middleton Bernardsville James Lewis Lane in Nursing' Home, died yesterday" 1962) after a short illness. Born in England, he came to this country in 1907 and settled in New York. He has lived with his daughter, Mrs.
Robert J. Kleinhans since August, coming from Woodside, N.Y. His wife, the late Mrs. Ida Larson Middleton died last August. He was a member of the Church of St.
John on the Mountain. Surviving besides his daughter are three grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Church of St. John on the Mountain.
Interment will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. Friends may call at the Gallaway and Crane Funeral Home here tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Solomon Gimnicher Funeral services for Sally (Solomon) Gimnicher, 83, of 617 Brookside who died yesterhis day (Sunday, Jan. 28, 1962) in home, will be held tomorrow at 11:30 a.m.
from the Higgins Home for Funerals. Rabbi Moshe Samber of Temple Beth El will officiate. Interment will be in Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge. Mr. Gimnicher was born in Oedt, merchant, Germany.
he A had retired resided texhere for the past ten years. He was a member of Temple Beth El. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Clara Hirsch Gimnicher; one son, Kurt Gimson of Glen Ridge; one daughter, Mrs. Otto Berets of Amsterdam, Holland; and one brother, Julius Gimnicher of San Francisco.
Miss E. C. Voorhees Princeton Miss Eleanor C. Voorhees, 60, of 52 N. Stanworth died Saturday morning (Jan.
27, 1962) in the Princeton Hospital. Miss Voorhees was born in Flemington and was the sister of John N. Voorhees 2nd of Plainfield, president of J. S. Ulrich and Company, Plainfield real estate and insurance firm.
She had made her home in Princeton with her uncle, Walter Moses, since her retirement as secretary to George Stout of the Fogg Museum in Cambridge, Mass. She is also survived by two nephews, John N. Voorhees 3rd of Watchung, and Richard J. Voorhees of Montclair. Private interment will take place in Digby, Nova Scotia.
Miss Voorhees made her Summer home in Digby. Mrs. John Mesaros Somerville- Mrs. Mary Mesa-' ros, 73, died in her home at 151 Southside Ave. yesterday (Jan.
28, 1962). She was the widow of John Mesaros who died in 1951, and was born in Clarence, Pa. She leaves two sons, John of Somerville and Andrew of Nanty Glo, two daughters, Mrs. Frank Suk of Somerville and Mrs. Andrew Azzopardi, of Salinas, and seven grandchildren.
The funeral will be held in Nanty on Thursday. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery there. Friends may call at the Conroy Funeral Home, Bound Brook, from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. today.
Mrs. Bennie fa*gain Mrs. Mary Hester Shueble fa*gain, 71, a former Plainfield resident for about 25 years, died Saturday (Jan. 27, 1962) in Middletown, N.Y. She was the widow of Bennie Frank fa*gain.
Surviving are four sons, Frank of Brielle; Cornelius of Middletown, N.Y., Arthur of Garfield, Walter of Elmont, Calif. and seven grandchildren. Friends may call today from 1 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Aloia a Funeral Home, Garfield.
The funeral will be from the funeral home tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. Interment will be in the Cumberland Cemetery, Cumberland. Janet M. Huddock Manville Janet Marie Huddock, of 601 Brooks died today (Jan. 29, 1962) at home.
She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Huddock. Surviving besides her parents are the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Sferra of Somerville and the paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Katherine Huddock of Manville. Services will be announced by the Fucillo and Warren Funeral Home. MRS. LUISE KORNGOLD Hollywood, Calif. (AP) Mrs.
Luise Korngold, 61, widow of Erich Wolfgang Korngold, composer of operas and Academy Award winning scores for motion pictures, died Friday. Her husband died in 1957. C. Macllroy of Nursing. She had nursed in New York and New Jersey until a year ago, and had taught Red Cross, lived classes 55 in years.
Paterson, She was where a member of the Alumnae Association of Paterson General Hospital and a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Paterson. She and her late husband celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary last October. She is survived by a son, Charles C. Macllroy, and a granddaughter, Miss Mija MacIlroy, both of 506 W.
Seventh Plainfield; two brothers, Heber Crawford Sarasota, and and Jay four Crawford, Macopin; Mrs. Beatrice Holland of Miami, Mrs. Muriel Allen of Sarasota, Mrs. Knobloch of Jacksonville and Mrs. Henry B.
Clark of Winter Park, all in Florida. Private funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Robert F. Beattie, rector of the Church the Holy Cross of Mrs. Lois Crawford Macllroy, 80, of 43 E.
21st Paterson, died Saturday ((Jan. 27, 1962) in a nursing home. She was the widow of Charles MacIlroy, who died Dec. 30, 1961. Mrs.
Macllroy, a registered nurse, was graduated from Paterson General Hospital School North Plainfield. Interment will be private. Mrs. Jacob Kenter The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Zarch Kenter, 73, of 821 Central who died Saturday (Jan.
27, 1962) at home, was held yesterday in the Higgins Home for Funerals. Rabbi Rafael Saffra and Cantor 1 Leo Radin of the Congregation O'Havey Zedek V'Sholom officiated. She was a native of Poland and had resided here for over 28 years. She widow of Jacob Charles Kenter who died in July 1959. Mrs.
Kenter was a member of the Golden Age Club, the Hebrew Shelter Home and former member of Hadassah. She is survived by two sons, Harold Kenter of 828 Madison Herbert Kenter of Edison; one daughter, Mrs. Martin Neiderman, with whom she made her home; eight grandchildren; one brother, Samuel Zarch of Philadelphia; two. sisters, Mrs. LilMarkowitz, of of Brooklyn Philadel- and Mrs.
phia. The mourning period will be observed in Mrs. Niederman's home, 821 Central Ave. Interment was in O'Havey Zedek V'Sholom Cemetery in South Plainfield. George L.
Bird Newburgh, N.Y.- George L. Bird, 78, died yesterday (Jan. 28, 1962) at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard M.
Hoffman, after a long illness. He was the widower of the late Mrs. Mary Jane Gwinner Bird. Born on July 27, 1883, in New Jersey, he had lived here since last May. He was a member of Plainfield Lodge 885, BPO Elks, and was a civil engineer with the Jersey Central Railroad for many years until he retired in 1953.
Also surviving are another daughter, Mrs. Andrew M. Smith of Baton Rouge, two and two Cremation was today at Ferncliff Crematory, Hartsdale, N.Y. Miss Ruth A. Johnson Flemington-Miss Ruth Ann Johnson, 22, of Star Route died Saturday (Jan.
27, 1962) lat home of pneumonia. She was born in Frenchtown, May 13, 1939, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav W. Johnson.
She is survived by her parents and her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Tekla A. Johnson of Flemlington. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Holcombe Funeral Home, with the Rev.
Bruce Opsahl of St. Paul's Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will be in Locust Grove Cemetery, Quakertown. There will be no viewing. John Kachnic Flemington John Kachnic, 68, of E.
Anchor Philadel-1500 phia, died yesterday (Jan. 28, 1962) in Philadelphia General Hospital after a three-week illness. He was a retired sheet metal worker and for many years spent Summers in the Flemington area. The funeral will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the combe Funeral Home, to be followed by services at 11 a.m.
in the Amwell of the Brethren in Sergeantsville. The Rev. George Landis of the Amwell Church will officiate. Interment will be in Lower Amwell Cemetery, Sergeantsville. ambergers.
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28, 1962). He had been a patient there a week. He was born near Whitehouse and was a lifelong resident of Hunterdon County. He was manager of the Nevius Brothers store here for 58 years and retired eight years ago. He was a member of the Church, Flemington Presbyterian the Flemington Knights of Pythias, Crescent Lodge 93, and the Wicheoche Lodge, Order of Redmen.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Estella Dankel Pickell, and a brother, Raymond, of Newark. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday in the Flemington Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Linn Creighton. Interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
There will be no viewing. Mrs. George Neubeck Westfield Mrs. Caroline Kuntz Neubeck, 92, of 1504 Pine Grove died yesterday (Jan. 28, 1962) in Middlesex Nursing Home, Metuchen, after brief illness.
She was the widow of George Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Neubeck had lived in Roselle Park for 14 Westfield for one Yeear. was a memashe ber of Eureka Chapter 2. OES, the Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans, the Ladies Auxiliary of the beth Turners and St. Paul's Lutheran Church, all of Elizabeth.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Carrie Bohn of Basking Ridge; one brother, John Beiswinger of Elizabeth; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Services will be held in Gray's at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Elizabeth.
Deaths fa*gAIN Mary Hester, nee Shueble, formerly of Plainfield, N. on Saturday, Jan. the 27, late 1962, in Bennie Middletown, N. Frank fa*gain, and mother of Frank, Cornelius, Arthur and Walter. Also survived by grandchildren.
Funeral from the Aloia Funeral Home, 180 Jan. 30 Harrison at 9:15 Garfield, on Tuesday, a.m. Interment Cumberland Cemetery, Cumberland. Monday Friends 1-5, may 7-10 call p.m. at the funeral home FELL Hyman, beloved husband of Anna Himmelstein Fell, residence 718 Wallace Plainfield, on Sunday, Jan.
28, 1962. Father of Joseph R. Fell, 510 E. Seventh Plainfield, and Mrs. Seymour Turner, 730 Spooner Plainfield.
Services at the Higgins "Home for Funerals," 209 W. Eighth Plainfield, Monday, Jan. 29, 11 a.m. Interment Hebrew Cemetery, So. Plainfield.
29 FLAHERTY On Friday, Jan. 26, 1962, Susan A. Stevenson, wife of the late Jeremiah Flaherty, mother of Mrs. J. Fuchs and Mrs.
Robert sister of Miss Mary Stevenson, residence 134 Dunellen Dunellen, N. J. Funeral "The Mundy Funeral 142 Dunellen Dunellen on Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 8:15 a.m. High, Mass of Requiem St.
John's R.C. Church, Dunellen at 9 a.m. Interment Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Somerville. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2-5, 7-10 p.m. 29 GIMNICHER, Klara Solly Hirsch (Solomon), beloved residence 617 Brookside Plainfield, on Sunday, Jan.
28, 1962. Father of Kurt Gimson, Glen Ridge, N. and Otto Berets Amsterdam Holland; brother of Julius Gimnicher, San Francisco, Calif. Services at the Higgins "Home for Funerals," 209 W. Eighth Plainfield, Tuesday, Jan.
30, 11:30 a.m. Interment Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge. 29 -Eva Remmel, wife of the late Thomas Broderick Gorman, and mother of Mrs. William C. Schneekloth, and John Joseph Gorman, residence 1295 Florence Plainfield, on Friday, Jan.
26, 1962. "Home Funeral for will be held from 209 the W. Higgins Eighth Plainfield, on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. Requiem Hass at St. Mary's Church, 9 a.m.
Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. The Rosary Confraternity of St. Mary's will recite prayers at the funeral home Monday at 8 p.m. 29 KINNEY, at Little Silver, N.J., on Jan. 27, 1962, Catherine beloved wife of William Kinney mother of Richard B.
Kinney; daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Paperlein. Funeral services at Adams Memorial Home, 310 Broad Red Bank, N.J., on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Interment Elmwood Cemetery, New Brunswick at 2:45 p.m. -29 MacILROY On Saturday, Jan.
27, 1962, Lois Crawford, in her 81st year. Wife of the late Charles Macllroy, residence 43 E. 21st Paterson. Father of Charles C. Macllroy, 506 W.
Seventh Plainfield. Services and interment private. 29 PERRY-Willie beloved wife of George R. Perry, residence 328 Somerset North Plainfield, on Saturday, Jan. 27, 1962.
Services at the Higgins "Home for FUnerals," 209 West 8th Plainfield, Sunday, Jan. 28, at 6:30 p.m. Interment Hillside Cemetery, Plainfield, Monday, 1 p.m. 29 WALDRON-On Friday, January 26, 1962, Clarence in his 68th year, husband of Margaret Martin Waldron, residence Park South Plainfield. Services will be held at the Memorial Funeral Home, 400 Franklin PI.
at E. Seventh at 10:30 on o'clock. Tuesday morning, JanuInterment Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. on Sunday.
29 In Memoriam In loving memory of Nicholas Yennozzone, who passed away 1 year ago today. Not dead to us who loved him, Not lost, but gone before. He lives with us in memory, And will forever more. Grandchildren -29 In loving memory of Nicholas Yannozzone, who passed away 1 year ago today. His life was ernest His actions kind A generous hand An active mind.
to please Loath to offend A loving father, a faithful friend. Wife and children -29 A generous hand Frank Pickel 26, 1956, off Nantucket, was among citizenship before Union County of Chancel Play Church Event The Chancel Players of Montclair presented the play, "Christ 11, in the Concrete City," before Montoz-150 persons in the sanctuary of the First-Park Baptist Church last evening as a highlight of the first session of the 1962 School of Missions. al, dessert The school in opened with a meeting Fellowship was Hall under the chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Randolph and Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Snyder, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. was Evan D.
Morgan, all of the and Downs Class. led Mrs. Fred Huyler and members of the Ann Judson Guild 12 were responsible for table setand ting, and serving. in School of Missions will continue next Sunday evening, when the Rev. Wilbur Larsen, secretary of missions in Latin America, will speak.
Cub Scout Pack 8 Plans Family Dinner Cub Scout Pack 8 of the CresAvenue Presbyterian will hold its annual family dinner Friday in the church. The opening of Boy Scout Week, will be celebrated Sunday the cubs participating in' the church service. Den 4 depicted "Knights of Yore" in a skit presented at a meeting at the church recently. Mrs. Rod Kershenstein was director of the skit.
Michael Brown, new bobcat, was induct-1 ed by Cubmaster David Hinkley. Saturday the scouts made field trip to Boy Scouts of America Museum, New Brunswick. Deaths in Jersey chairman George F. Foley, 65, of the Brazil River Plate Conference, a group of steamship companies that set freight rates. Union Henry A.
Williams, 69, retired sales manager in the New York office of the Stevens Oil Company. East Orange Charles formerly a director of hospitals in this area and a past president of the New Jersey Hospital Association. loid Company, of Hillside, manufacturers of plastic articles. Springfield William C. Roux, 71, formerly a partner in New York accounting firm of Wilson Roux for 30 years.
South Orange Myron P. Leeds, 65, president the Eme- Frederick P. Wean Clinton--A Requiem Mass Frederick P. Wean, 67, of Elizabeth, a former. Pittstown resident, who was stricken fatally with a heart attack Thursday in his home, was held today in the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
The Rev. Sigismund E. Zalewski, pastor, officiated, and interment was in the cemetery adjoining the church. A Rosary was recited last night in the Naughright Funeral Home in High Bridge. Mrs.
Joseph DeLayo Services for Mrs. Ellen C. DeLayo of 21 Rock Watchung, were held Saturday in the Memorial Funeral Home. The Rev. Edward D.
Conklin, pastor of Wesley Methodist Church, officiated. Interment was in the Fairmount (N.J.) Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Mrs. DeLayo, wife of Joseph DeLayo, died Tuesday in Johns-Hopkins pital, Baltimore. Mrs.
H. Fred Krausse Services for Mrs. Miriam B. Krausse of 212 Belmont North Plainfield, widow of H. Fred Krausse, were held Saturday in the Memorial Funeral Home.
The Rev. Glenn Hanneman, pastor of Est. Baptist Church, officiated. Interment was in the Presbyterian Cemetery in North Plainfield. Mrs.
Krausse died Thursday in Somerset Hospital, Somerville. Correction In the obituary of Mrs. Clara B. Sieber. of 5 Gentian Lane, Watchung, who died Thursday, it was incorrectly stated that her husband, Anton J.
Sieber, was owner of the Old Heidelberg Restaurant in Route 22, Scotch Plains. Sieber was of the restaurant until June 30, 1961. tin WILLIAM A. CALVIN Kansas City (P) -William A. Calvin, 63, president of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Ironworkers, Shipbuilders, Forgers and Helpers, AFL-CIO, died Saturday of a heart attack.
A member of the executive council of the AFLCIO, in the last few years, he had represented the federal government on special assignments as a labor specialist to India and South America. Flowers for All Occasions! Brooks Carson Florist Corner Norwood and Manning Avenues North Plainfield PL 6-0520 Mrs. Robert E. Carson, Prop. Lebanon Mrs.
Alice Pickel, 74, of this place, widow of Frank Pickel, died Saturday (Jan. 27, 1962) in Hunterdon Medical Center, Flemington, where she had been a patient one week. Her death followed a short illness. Mrs. Pickel lived in this place many years but in recent years had made her home with a daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Farley in Annandale RFD, between this place and Annandale. She was born' Nov. 25, 1887, at the Snyder homestead farm, a part of what is now known as the Kelly Farm, between Annandale and Lebanon, and had always lived in this area. Her parents were the late William and Matilda Robinson Snyder. She was a member of Lebanon Methodist Church and its WSCS.
Her husband died in this place several years ago. Surviving, in addition to Mrs. Farley, are another daughter, Mrs. Howard Conover, Lebanon RFD; a son, Jacob of Benton, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Wednesday Funeral services will be in held p.m.
Bright Colonial Funeral Home here. The Rev. Henry P. Bowen of the Lebanon Methodist Church will Burial will be in the adjoining the Methodist Church. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow evening.
John H. Lisse Middlesex- John H. Lisse, 68, of 206 Walnut died Saturday (Jan. 27, 1962) in his home after a long illness. He was a retired pharmacist who worked in the Bound Brook Pharmacy for a number of years before retiring in 1957.
He is survived by his widow, Frieda; his mother, Mrs. Henry Lisse of Pittsburgh; a son, George of Tampa, three daughters, Mrs. Edward Irons of Neptune, Mrs. Hamilton Tilton of Toms River and Mrs. Victor Noto 'of Middlesex; nine grandchildren, three great grandchildren; three brothers, Martin of Vero Beach, and Carl and William, both of Harrisburg, and three sisters, Mrs.
Edward E. Peters of Anargo, Mrs. Morgan Sager of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Louis Helley of Baltimore. Services will be held in the late residence at 2 p.m.
tomorrow, with the Rev. Robert Luth- Har-, ter of the Good Shepherd eran Church of Somerville officiating. Interment will be in the Bound Brook Cemetery. Friends may call at late home from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. today.
Funeral arrangements are being made by the Cusick Funeral Home of Somerville. MRS. FRANCES LEE Littleton, N. H. (AP) Mrs.
Frances Glessner Lee, 83, a woman criminologist, died Saturday. Mrs. Lee, who founded the department of legal medicine at Harvard University, in 1931, was the first woman admitted to membership in the International Association of Police Chiefs. Arnold R. Seals High Bridge- Arnold R.
Seals, 56, 44 Taylor was found dead in bed yesterday morning (Jan. 28, 1962). He had been in poor health for a number of years and had been seriously ill for several weeks. He boarded in the home of Miss Margaret Brown in Taylor St. He was born Jan.
7, 1906, near Annandale, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Seals. He spent his early life in Annandale but had resided in this borough 40 years.
Mr. Seals was employed at the local plant of the Taylor-Wharton Company for a number of years but had not worked in recent years due to poor health. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Davis and Mrs. Helen Josher, both of this place.
services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Naughright Funeral Home. The Rev. John R. Young pastor of High Bridge Reformed Church, will officiate and interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery at Clinton.
Friends may call at the local funeral home Tuesday evening. Charles A. DeFilippis Bound Brook- Charles A. DeFilippis, 51, of Landisville, died in the Princeton Hospital yesterday (Jan. 28, 1962) of a heart ailment, after a two-month illness.
Born in Bound Brook, he had been a tavern owner in Landisville for the past year. Prior to that he operated a diner in Flemington. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Grace Lanna DeFilippis; two sons, Alfred of Landisville and Anthony Somerville; two grandchildren; four brothers, Anthony J. DeFilippis Bound Brook, Peter C.
DeFilippis of Watchung, John DeFilippis of North Plainfield and Samuel F. Crivello of Somerville; three sisters, Mrs. Emmett add. panna of Bound Brook and Mrs. Anthony Colaluca and Mrs.
Anthony Longo, both of Middlesex. Mr. DeFilippis was a member of the Tavern Keepers AssociaLambertville, of Atlantic. County, and The funeral will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday from the Conroy Funeral Home here, and a High Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 in St.
Joseph's Church. Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bridgewater. Mrs. Roselle Reuben Mrs.
Pyner, May Fromm Pyner, 68, of 423 Robins died yesterday (Jan. 28, 1962) in St. Barnabas Hospital in New York, after a long illness. She was the wife of Reuben Pyner. in Elizabeth, she had lived in Roselle 40 years.
Besides. her husband she leaves two sons, Reuben Jr. and Robert both of Scotch Plains; a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Van Leuven of Westfield and seven grandchildren. Services will be held in Gray's, Westfield, on Wednesday at 10 a.
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