JANUARY 17, 1979 The News, Passaic County, N.J. FBI Observes Johnny Dio's Funeral United Press International NEW YORK Funeral services were held Tuesdayfor one of the city's leading labor racketeers, John "Johnny Dio" DioGuardi, who died last week in the Lewisburg, Pa. federal penitentiary, Police and FBI agents cruised the Bronx neighborhood of two-family brick houses while some 60 people attended a funeral service at St. Theresa's Church for the 64-year-old mobster. Friends and family of DioGuardi left the church some crying and others trying to shield their faces from photographers and piled into six black limousines.
Burial was at St. John's Cemetery in Queens. DioGuardi, who had suffered from diabetes and a heart condition for many years, began to hemmorhage in his jail cell Thursday and was taken to the Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, authorities said. He died of a heart attack the next day. Dioguardi came out of the Lower East Side and was a nephew of another crime figure, James Plumeri, who as Jimmy Doyle, managed a number of wellknown prize fighters.
Dioguardi rose through the ranks of the Lucchese crime family and hit the big time in the 1940s, when he was known as the top shakedown artist in the garment district. In 1937, when special prosecutor Thomas Dewey extracted a guilty plea from Dioguardi for extorting payments from the trucking industry, Dewey called Dioguardi "a young gorilla who began his career at the age of 15." But Dioguardi went on to become a creator of so-called paper unions that gave employers "sweetheart" contracts. In the 1950s, he became an ally of the Jimmy Hoffa when Hoffa successfully won the presidency of the Teamsters Union despite federal investigations. Dioguardi was indicted for arranging the acid-throwing attack that blinded crusading labor columnist Victor Reisel in 1956. But charges were dropped when 'government witnesses changed their minds about testifying.
In 1967, Dioguardi received a fiveyear sentence and a $10,000 fine for bankruptcy fraud involving a kosher meat company. He was finishing that prison when he was convicted in 1973 of stock fraud in a case involving a car-leasing firm. Dioguardi's death was announced through a paid death notice in Monday's editions of the Daily News. Dioguardi, a resident of the Bronx, is survived by his wife, Anne, a son, and a daughter. Charles Ross PATERSON Charles "Bobby" Ross, 30, of 127 Governor died Sunday at Barnert Memorial Hospital.
Born in Paterson, he a lifelong resident of the city, He was employed by the city's Department of Public Works for two years, He leaves a son, Charles Jr. of Paterson; his mother, Mrs. Isabella Rawl of Paterson; four brothers, James Clark and Robert and William Rawl, all of Paterson and George Rawl of Columbia, S.C.; 11 sisters, Betty Ann Clark, Mrs. Delores Coles, Mary Ann Rawl, Mrs. Elizabeth Green, Ernestine Rawl, Mrs.
Catherine Shipman, Deborah Rawl, Wilhelmina Rawl, Mrs. Vivian Ward, Mrs. Eva Mae Rumph and Theresa Rawl, all of Paterson, also his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Adamson of Paterson. Arrangements are by the Bragg Funeral Home, 256 Graham Ave.
Marie Stumps WAYNE Marie Staiert Stumps, 87, died Monday in Wayne Haven Nursing Home after a brief illness. Born in Germany, she lived in this township for the last 13 years and prior to that lived in Highland Lakes. She was the first charter member of the Highland Lakes Protestant Church and a former member of the Golden Key Club of Wayne. Her husband William predeceased her in 1970. She leaves one daughter, Albert E.
(Elsa) Keppler of St. Paul, two sons, Walter W. of West Orange, and Erwin B. of Linden; seven grandchildren and five great Arrangements are by Park- View Funeral Home, 38 Boonton Road. Jessie Van Hook WHITING Mrs.
Jessie Van Hook, 84, died Tuesday in Greater Paterson General Hospital, Wayne after a long illness. Born in Fair Lawn, where she lived for 70 years, she moved to this retirement community seven years ago. She was a member of the Faith Community Christian Reformed Church of Wyckoff, a former registrar of vital statistics for the borough of Fair Lawn, and a former member of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Fair Lawn Fire Company 1. She leaves her husband, William Van Hook; a daughter, Mrs. Jacob (Janet) Vander Meulen of Hawthorne, four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Arrangements are by Browning-Forshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette Hawthorne. SWAT Teams Set For Super Bowl Protection United Press International MIAMI Police are readying a strike force of two dozen anti-terrorist experts to stand guard at the Orange Bowl during Sunday's Super Bowl football game. "The threat is there, you have the potential," said Capt. Mike Cosgrove, who heads the strike force. "The whole point of terrorism is publicity.
A disruption of the Super Bowl would be a big plus for any of the terrorist groups." The team is undergoing intensive training this week in sniper and bomb detection, hostage negotiation, kidnapping, demonstration prevention, control. dignitary protection As for arms and equipment, Cosgrove said the group composed mostly of members of the department's SWAT team he commands will have "Everything the whole nine yards. "YOU'RE looking at si weapons, repelling devices, helicopters, 130-foot personnel in SWAT ready- response uniforms, the whole thing," Cosgrove said. Cosgrove said the team will consist of about 10 plainclothes intelligence officers trained to recognize terrorists who will filter through the crowd of 80,000 and another 10 to 15 members who will station themselves near danger spots, including the playing field. In addition, he said, a hostage negotiation team will be at the stadium and a helicopter will be "stashed away within seconds of the Orange Bowl." The anti-terrorist team will not concern itself with routine police matters such as drunks and fights, he said, leaving those to the 130 uniformed policemen who will be at the bowl.
Cosgrove said he was. worried about the movie "Black set for a television showing Sunday. It won't be shown until after the game between Pittsburgh and Dallas, but CBS has been promoting the film. "We're not happy about that (the movie)," Cosgrove said. The film is about a suicide attack on the Orange Bowl during a Super Bowl with the use of a blimp.
The film portrays the same two teams that will play Sunday. A special police detachment is guarding the Goodyear blimp at its new base in suburban Opa-Locka, Fla. Amish Resist Shots Of Polio Vaccine United Press International HARRISBURG, Pa. Amish leaders have rejected an immunization offer for 300 members of their Franklin County religious community despite one suspected polio case, officials say. The Pennsylvania Health Department offered the polio vaccine last week after an Amish woman, identified as Nancy Bieler, 22, of Spring Run, was diagnosed as having polio.
Health Department spokesman Bruce Reimer said "the Amish refusal of vaccine was communicated by Bishop Joseph Peachy." The ailing Amish woman was first taken Jan. 6 from her farm home Pennsylvania to the Fulton County Medical Center, then was transferred to PATERSON Ruth (Meill) Postma of this city died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center. Born in Haledon, she was resident of Paterson for the past 50 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church here, the Women's Guild of the Church and the American Association of Retired Persons.
She was employed by the New Jersey Bell Telephone for many years. She leaves a son, Albert T. of this city and several nieces and nephews. Her husband, Albert, died in 1974. Arrangements are by Vander Plaat Vermeulen Memorial Home, 131 don Ave.
John E. Brown Ruth Postma PATERSON John E. Brown, 82, of this city died Tuesday at Ocean Point Nursing Home in Somers Point. Born in Quincy, he had lived in Paterson all his life. He was a retired inspector for Curtiss Wright Corp.
in Caldwell and a member of Broadway Baptist Church. He leaves a son, the Rev. Floyd E. Brown of Linwood; a sister, Mrs. Grace Van Der Dvet of Hawthorne; a brother, Frank of Paterson and five grandchildren.
His wife, the former Sophia Herrmann, died last year. Arrangements are by Adams-Perfect Funeral Home, New Zion Road, Northfield. Patrick O'Dowd RINGWOOD Patrick Joseph 0'. Dowd, of Skyline Lake, died Sunday at his home after a brief illness. Born in Jersey City, he had lived in the lake area five years and was a welder before retiring eight years ago.
He leaves his wife, the former Leonore Cascio, two sisters and a brother. Arrangements are by the D'Agostino Funeral Home, 881 Ringwood Ave Roger De Vos NORTH HALEDON Roger V. DeVos, 66, died Monday at home. Born in Belgium, he came to this country and settled in Paterson, moving to this borough 29 years ago. He was employed by the Bendix Teterboro for 20 years until his retirement in 1976 and was a member of St.
Paul's R.C. Church in Prospect Park. He leaves his wife, the former Emily Nestico; three sons, Roger Jr. of Randolph Township, Robert of Nutley and Ronald at home, and a granddaughter. Arrangements are by Browning-Forshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette Hawthorne.
Adolph Berchtold HALEDON Adolph J. Berchtold, 79, died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center after a brief illness. Born in Paterson, he had lived in Prospect Park for 40 years, moving here six years ago. He retired in 1945 as an Erie Railroad roundhouse foreman and was a member of the Lord of Life Lutheran Church, North Haledon, Wyckoff Lodge 287 and North Haledon Square Club.
He leaves his wife, the former Dena Krieger; a daughter, Mrs. August J. (Doris) Ploch of North Haledon; a brother, Harry of Wayne, and three grandchildren. Arrangements are by the BrowningForshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette Hawthorne. Beryl Brunner CLIFTON Mrs.
Beryl Brunner, 86, died Tuesday at Passaic General Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Paterson, she lived here most of her life. She was employed by the Federal Sweets Corp. here as a packer until retiring nine years ago. Her husband, Gotlieb, died in 1976.
She leaves a son, Rowland of Hope; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Durner of three grandchildren, ten great grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. Arrangments are by the Scarpa Funeral Home, 492 Clifton Avenue, Clifton. Edward Deck SOUTH WINDHAM, Vt. Edward J.
Deck, 70, a former North Jersey resident, died here Monday at his home. Born in Paterson, N.J., he lived in Clifton, N.J. until moving here eight years ago. A retired civil defense inspector of defense materials for the U.S. government, he was a graduate of the former Newark College of Engineering and a member of the Ivanhoe Masonic Lodge, Paterson.
He leaves his wife, the former Edyth Colombo, and one cousin. Graveside services will be held in the spring at Oakwood Cemetery, Townshend, Vt. Arrangements are by the White -Funeral Home, P.O. Box 223, South Windham. Russell Chapman WANAQUE Russell H.
Chapman, 81, of the Haskell section died Monday in Chilton Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Paterson, he had lived here most of his life. He was a retired railroad employee. He leaves no immediate survivors. Arrangements are by the D'Agostino Funeral Home, 881 Ringwood Ave.
HALEDON Cornelius Braen, 80, of this town died Tuesday at Valley Hospital, Ridgewood after a long illness. Born Paterson, he lived in Haledon for 35 years. He retired 11 years ago as an electrician and was a member of Local 102, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, He leaves his wife, the former beth Ashfield; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur (Corinne) Lynds of Wayne; and two grandchildren. Arrangements are by Moore's Home for Funerals, Wayne Chapel, Alps Road and Hamburg Turnpike.
Cornelius Braen Ralph Sinclair HIALEAH, Fla. Ralph W. Sinclair, formerly of Paterson, N.J., died here Jan. 8, following a long illness. He moved to Florida 16 years ago.
While in North Jersey he was an entertainer and director of musical comedies and minstrel shows for various churches and organizations. He leaves his wife, the former Florence Bush; three daughters, Mrs. Eileen Nero, Mrs. George (Florence) Hameetman and 1 Mrs. Joan Moran; nine grandchildren and 16 great all of Hialeah.
Arrangements were by the LoweHanks Funeral Home in Hialeah. Isabel Dorribo PATERSON Mrs. Isabel Dorribo, 76, died Tuesday at Saddle Brook Hospital after a long illness. Born in Puerto Rico, she lived in New York City most of her life, moving here 10 years ago. Her husband, Manuel, died in 1967.
She leaves two brothers, Joseph and Benny Oritz, both of New York City, and several nieces and nephews. Arrangements are by Moore's Home for Funerals, 384 Totowa Ave. Catherine Hennion BLOOMINGDALE Catherine J. Hennion, 83, died Tuesday at home. Born in Illinois, she lived here for the past 60 years.
She was a member of the local United Methodist Church. Her husband, Harry, died in 1973. Sh leaves two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Myers of Bloomingdale, Mrs. Louise Vreeland of East Earl, a brother, Richard Carylon of Santa Cruz, three grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
Arrangements are by the Richards Funeral Home, 4 Newark-Pompton Riverdale. Hijackers Surrender Peaceably United Press International EIRUT, Lebanon Five Lebanese Moslems armed with guns and hand grenades Tuesday hijacked a Middle East Airlines jet with 73 passengers and nine crew to protest the disappearance of their religious leader last August. After a six and a half hour ordeal of flying from Beirut to Amman to Cyprus and back to Beirut, the gunmen surrendered and released all of their hostages early Wednesday after being allowed to hold a news conference. The gunmen said they were followers of the Imam Musa Sadr, a Shiite Moslem leader in Lebanon who disappeared mysteriously with two companions while on a visit to Libya last August. Following negotiations with Lebanese officials and Shiite Moslem leaders, a thin, bearded hijacker dressed in dark clothes entered the terminal building and handed out copies of a 10-point statement in English and Arabic titled, "A cry to the world's conscience." "Our people tried their best, with the peaceful demonstrations and lawful means, to solve this tragic problem," the statement said.
The statement blamed Libya for kidnapping Sadr and his two companions last Aug. 31 and condemned Arab and international opinion for remaining silent on Sadr's disappearance. "We apologize to the whole world for resorting to violence, even though the deaf ear of responsibles and the dead conscience of the world have pushed us to this method," the statement said. The hijacker spoke nervously at first but seemed to gain confidence as he continued. He told journalists that, "We are giving ourselves up to the Lebanese authorities and hope they will take into consideration that we harmed no one." But he declared that "even the innocent should pay for the human rights (violation) the kidnap of Sadr We are releasing all the people," he said.
"We are sure the imam and his two companions are still alive," he said, without elaborating. The hijacker then went back to the plane. Soon afterward, two orange, yellow and white Middle East Airlines buses rolled up to the Boeing 720B and the passengers and gunmen came down from the plane. Abdul Wadud Hajjaj, 34, a Lebanese journalist aboard the plane, was released to attend the news conference. "They treated us well," Hajjaj said, but reported that four people on board the aircraft required oxygen in the course of the ordeal.
The plane was taken over in flight from Beirut to Amman, diverted to Cyprus where it was refused permission to land, and returned to Beirut. Hearing Today In Frisco Killings United Press International SAN FRANCISCO A preliminary hearing for Dan White, charged with the murders of San cisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, will be held Wednesday in a municipal courtroom ordered closed to the news media and the public. The hearing is required to determine there is enough evidence to try White for the fatal shootings of Moscone and Milk, an avowed hom*osexual, in their City Hall offices Nov. 27. White, 32, surrendered shortly after the shootings and later confessed to shooting the two in a fit of rage because Moscone had decided not to point him to the seat he vacated on the city's lawmaking body, the Board of Supervisors.
He has pleaded innocent and Douglas Schmidt, White's attorney, said he will mount a defense based on diminished mental capacity. Schmidt has subpoenaed nearly 50 witnesses for the hearing, including new Mayor Dianne Feinstein and most members of the Board of Supervisors, former supervisors, a judge, a former police chief and dozens of City Hall employees. The order for a closeddoor hearing was requested by Schmidt under a little-used state law which allows a defendant that option. Schmidt said he acted to protect his client's interest, and said disclosures at the hearing, at which details of the shootings will finally be divulged, "may be misrepresented by the news media." Additionally, Schmidt said, the information to come out at the hearing may figure materially at White's later trial and he does not want it known publicly beforehand. White, a former policeman and fireman who was known as a law-and-order supervisor, resigned from the 11-member board last fall, saying he could not afford to remain in the post, which pays $9,600 a year.
However, five days later he announced he had changed his mind and wanted his job back. White surrendered within an hour at a nearby police station. IN MEMORIAM BAZICK In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother Ann, who passed awuy 10 years. ago today January 17,1969. SADLY MISSED BY DAUGHTER FAY ANN AND GRANDCHILDREN DE PALMA- Eleanor, In loving memory of my dear Wife and our Beloved Mother Eleanor De Palma, who passed away January 17, 1972.
Her pleasant ways smiling face. Are a pleasure to recall. She had a kindly word for each. And she died beloved by all. Her life was so unselfish.
And for others she did live. Not for what she would receive. But only for what she would give. Her face is ever before us. A voice we will never forget.
A smile that will last forever. In memory we see her yet. If all the world were ours to give. We would give it, yes and more. To see the face of the one we love.
Come smiling through the door. They say time heals all sorrows and helps us to forget. But time, so far, has only proved. How much we love and miss you yet. SADLY MISSED BY HUSBAND and FAMILY HANLEY -Margaret, In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Margaret, who passed away 12 years ago January 17, 1967.
Loved an missed by HUGH, CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN HIRTH William, In loving memory of my dear husband, father and grandfather, William, who departed this life January 17, 1978. Sadly missed along.life's way, quietly remembered everyday. Sadly missed by WIFE CATHERINE DAUGHTERS VI, PAT and BETTY GRANDCHILDREN and FAMILY MASSA-In loving memory of our Dad, Edison, a former owner of Paterson Taxi, who passed away January 17, 1959. Everyday in some small way Memories of you come our way Time may go swiftly by But love and memories of you never die. Sadly missed WIFE, THREE SONS and TWO DAUGHTERS and 1 DAUGHTER MR.
MRS. WILLIAM KENNEDY OF MARYLAND LODGE NOTICE BRAEN-Cornelius, (Casey) IBEW LOCAL 102 All members of Local 102 wishing to pay their respects to Cornelius(Casey) Braen shall meet at Moores Funeral Home, Hamburg Tpke, Wayne. Respectfully E.L. Baram, Business Manager CARD OF THANKS TEDESCHI Marino Nick, in our recent hour of bereavement was comforting and helpful 10 receive the sympathy and support of our relatives, friends and neighbors We wish 10 thank them. To the Fair Lawn Police and Ambulance Corp.
To St. Anne's R.C. Church, and the Vander Pleat Colonial Home our profound thanks for their kindness when was most needed. THE TEDESCHI FAMILY DEATHS BERCHTOLD -Adolph J. Age 75 Years, of Haledon.
on Tuesday January 16, 1979. Beloved husband of Dena (nee Krieger) Berchtold.Funeral Service Friday al the Browing-Forshay Funeral Home 557 Lafayette Ave. Hawthorne. Interment laurel Grove Memorial Park. Friends may call Thursday 3.5 7-9pm.
In lieu of to flowers, family suggest donations the Lord of Life tutheran Church No. Haledon. January 17-21 BRAEN Passed into life eternal in Ridgewood on Tuesday, Januory 16, 1979, Cornelius, age, 80. Beloved husband of Elizabeth Ashfield Braen of Haledon. Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral on Thursday, January for at I p.m.
from Moores Funerals, Wayne Chapel, Alps Rd and Hamburg Toke, interment at Laurel Grove Memorial Park. Friends may call from 3-5 and 7.9 p.m. day. Jan 17-11 BROWN John age 82, of 64 Keen Paterson, N.J. on ory 16,1979, husband of the late Sophia and beloved father of Reverend Floyd E.
Brown. Relalives and friends are invited to attend the services on Thursday 1:30 pm at the Broadway Baptist Church, Paterson, N.J. Resting place George Washington Memorial Pork, Paramus, N.J. Friends may call from until time of services. Arrangements by The Adams-Perfect Home, New Zion Roods, Northfield, January 17-11 BRUNNER- Beryl, on January 16, 1979, of Clifton.
Beloved husband of the late Gottleb. Dear mother of Mrs. Dorothy Durner and Mr. Rowland Brunner. Funeral, day, 10:30 a.m.
from the Scarpa Funeral Home, 492 Clifton Clifton. Interment Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Montclair. Visiting, Wednesday 2-4 and 7.9 p.m. Memorial gifts may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Clifton.
Jan. 17-11 DE VOS Roger V. Age 66 years of North Haledon on Monday, January 15, 1979. Beloved husband of Emily (nee Nestico) Funeral service Friday, 8:30 a.m. from the Browning-Forshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette Ave, Hawthorne with a 9 a.m.
Mass at St. Pauls R.C. Church. Interment Fair Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
Jan 17-21 DORRIBO Passed into life eternal in Saddle Brook on Tuesday, January 16, 1979. Isabel (Ortiz). Age 76. Beloved wife of the late Manuel Dorribo of Paterson. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Friday, January 19 at 9 a.m.
at Moores Home for Funeral, 384 Totowa Avenue and from St. Mary's R.C. Church, Paterson at 9:30 a.m. Interment at St. Raymonds Cemetery, Bronx, N.Y.
Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Thursday. Jon 17-11 ECHINOPPE- Claudia on ary 16, Paterson. Beloved and Echinoppe. Friends and 7-9 Interment private, may call the Vander Plaat River Lawn, Thursday 2-4 Colonial 13-31 Saddle daughter late Gabriel P.
Begets Calvary Cemetery. Jan. 17-2t HENNION- Catherine Tuesday, January 16, 1979. Widow of Harry; of Bloomingdale. Funeral service on Thursday, 1:30 p.m.
at the Richards Funeral Home, 4 Newark Riverdale. Interment at the Butler Cemetery. Friends may call, Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Jan. 17-11 MILLER- Randolph Age 36 years, of West Milford, N.J.
Suddenly, on Sunday, January 14th. Beloved husband of Elaine (nee Klotkowski). Funeral service, Thursday, 11 a.m. at the Browning-Forshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette Hawthorne. Friends may call, Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
Jan. 16-21 POSTMA Ruth (nee Neill) on January 16, 1979 of Paterson, wife of the late Albert R. mother of Albert T. Postma. Also survived by several neices and nephews.
Service at the Vander Plaat meulen Memorial Home, 131 Haledon Ave, Paterson on Friday 11 A.M. Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery. The family will receive their friends on Thursday 2 to and 7.10 9 P.M. Jan 17-2t ROSS (Rawl). Departed this life on January 14, 1979, Charles (Bobby), of 127 Governor Paterson.
Beloved son of Isabella (Adamson) and the late George Rawl. Services, Thursday, 1 p.m. at the "Bragg Funeral 256 Graham Ave. Interment East Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call, 3-5 and 7.9 p.m.
Wednesday. (Parking on premises.) Jan. 17-11 SIEGERS- Of Prospect Park, N.J., on Tuesday, January 16, 1979, Susan (nee Miller). Wife of the late John Siegers. Age 70 years.
Notice of services later. (J.H. Olthuis Funeral Home, Midland Park.) Jon. 17-11 STUMPF Marie of Wayne, dear Mother of Elsa Keppler, Walter W. and Erwin B.
Stumpf. Funeral service at the "Park -View Funeral Home" 38 Boonton Rd, Wayne on Friday at 9:30 A.M. Interment, First Reformed Church Cemetery, Pompton Plains. Visiting, Thursday 3 5 and 7 9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Highland Lakes Protestant Church, Highland Lakes, N.J.
would be appreciated. Jan 17-11 VAN HOOK--Henry L. on January 14, 1979. of Mount Freedom, Randolph Township; N.J. Beloved husband of the late Mary Van Hook, (Artsma) Father of Mabel Kohler, Kenneth Richard Van Hook.
Brother of Jennie Mondelli and Minnie Courier. Also survived by 9 Grandchildren and Great Grandchild. Services Vander Plaat Vermeulen Memorial Home 131 Haledon Paterson, N.J. Thursday Interment Fair Lawn. Memorial Cemetery.
The family will receive friends Wednesday 2-4 7-9pm. January 16-21 VAN HOOK- Jessie (nee Postma). Age 84 years, of Whiting, N.J., formerly of Fair Lawn, on Tuesday, January 16, 1979. Funeral service, Friday, 1:30 p.m. at the Browning-Forshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette Hawthorne.
Interment Fair Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call, Thursday evening, 7-9 p.m. Contributions to a favorite charity is suggested. Jan. 17-21 FUNERAL DIRECTORS SCULLION FUNERAL HOME 267-269 Pork Ave.
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nearby Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown, Md. H.W. MURPHY, administrator of the Maryland hospital, described her condition as "fair, bright. She is responding well to the staff working around her." Murphy said the woman has "suffered paralysis of her left arm and both legs; and it is my information, as a layman, that the onset of such a condition means it will run its course." A Pennsylvania health official, Dr. William Parham, said the Amish refuse immunizations because of a belief that "afflictions are sent from God and there could be no intervention." "They believe that if you prevent one disease, you'll get another," Parham said.
"It's up to God to remove the disease.".
