I Studious Edward Beller 'Always Had the Right Answer' By JULIA STURM Je was frequently referred to as the "Oracle of Delphi" and as a "walking Edward Beller derived personal satisfaction from his daily study of the almanac, encyclopedia and atlas, said his daughter, Roberta, a teacher in the Weehawken school system. eighbors at the Otto Mack Funeral Home said: "He always had the right answer." -0- HE LISTENED IN daily on xhe early morning TV educational programs "Sunrise Semester," both on Greek classics and mathematics; and "Conti-. mental Classroom," the study of languages. Mr. Beller, a retired railway mail clerk, died Sunday of a heart attack in his home, 111 Lake Jersey City, at the age of 63.
He was retired five years ago on disability. months the Army spent $350,000 to repair installations there. He indicated that if elected he will aid Hudson County municipal and longshore officials in efforts to reopen the terminal. Last night at the Hotel Plaza Williams received the endorsem*nt of Local 1470, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO, the state's largest union local. He wound up his Hudson tour at a West New rally sponsored by Mayor Armellino.
Henry Kamna, While on Stroll Journal City: Oct: 1958 Continued a Democratic majority that reach 95,000. Williams met the Jersey City Commissioners at City Hall. He was first received by Mayor Witkowski and Witkowski's supporters (among whom are a sprinkling of Republicans) in the assembly chamber. Then he was escorted to the offices of Commissioners McLaughlin, Berry and Murray, in that order. Each commissioner reassured Williams that he will receive his full support in the Nov.
4 election and the whole City Hall operation went off so smoothly, especially the, timing of his guided tour there, with no rivals coming face to face, that Williams, if he didn't know better, might have suspected that there's nothing but unity in the old building. -0- BEFORE WILLIAMS arrived GROGAN GROGAN at City Hall, 19 Victory ward leaders and co-leaders met in Witkowski's office to make "a public announcement" of their support for the Row A Democratic candidates. In a joint statement they blasted Berry, McLaughlin and Murray and observed that it would be foolhardy for Witkowski's followers to vote Republican Nov. 4 because this would be a "pat on the back" for Commissioner Hickman, who, the satement said, "used many Victory workers last year and then abandoned them after Election Day." In the evening two Seventh Ward Victory Clubs, both the North and South End groups, pledged support to. Witkowski and the Row A ticket.
Charles Balcer, Fourth Ward Victory leader, announced that the rally his organization planned for tomorrow night at the People's Center has been canceled so that the ward's Victory supporters can attend Witkowski's rally at the Hotel Plaza tomorrow night. -0- THROUGHOUT his tour yesterday Williams was accompanied by Deegan and the Democratic Congressional and Freeholder candidates. At most of the stops Williams touched upon the issues: rent control, unemployment and what he termned the "stubborn partisanship" of Republicans in Washington and the "anti-social solidarity" of Republicans in Trenton. At Jersey City's Ninth Ward Democratic Club meeting he said that the "dynamic and co-operative statesmanship of the Democratic 85th Congress has been shabbily rewarded by the President of the United States." At Commissioner Murray's suggestion, Williams made an unscheduled visit to the Caven Point Army terminal which is due to close Saturday. -0- THERE AN ARMY sergeant at first refused to let Williams and the local Democrats pass through the terminal's gate.
be no he said, but after some persuasion he did let a limited number of candidates and newsmen through. Williams said he considered the Caven Point shutdown "unusual" in view of the fact that in recent Jersey City Man Was Known as a 'Walking Encyclopedia' Fod a time Mr. Beller, who studied radio engineering, had a. radio store on the Boulevard at Griffith Street. --0- 'HE LIKED TO WORK with his hands," his wife Bertha said.
He modernized the kitchen in his home, building all the cabinets himself, and built a bay window in the front of the house after he pulled out the store front, where his late mother-in-law operated a store. He owned the house in which he had lived over 40 years. He was born in New York City but had lived most of his life in Jersey City. Mr. Beller was president of the Stamp Club of New Jersey for nearly all of the 25 years since it was organized.
Meetings wre held in his home. He was vice president of the Retired Federal Employes; a member of the New York and New Jersey Affiliated Postal Employed and the New Jersey Branch of the National Postal Transport Assn. MR. BELLER'S ancestry dates back to the year 1009. His father was born in Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany, and his mother was a native of Pennsylvania.
In addition to his wife, Bertha, who is president of the Ladies' Aid Society the Second Reformed Church, and his daughter, Roberta, he is survived by two brothers, George of Hoboken, an engineer for the D.L. W. Railroad, and Ralph of Walkill, N.Y., a retired guard for Chase Manhattan Bank, New York. The Rev. Abram Pepling, pastor of the Second Reformed Church, will officiate at services tomorrow 2 p.m.
in the Otto Mack Funeral Home. MRS. SOFIA MATTSON Rites Tonight for Centenarian Mrs. Sofia Mattson, 105, Was Devout Churchwoman Services will be held tonight in Bethany Lutheran Church, Jersey City, for Mrs. Sofia Mattson, who died Friday at the age of 105, and is said probably to have been the oldest resident in ew Jersey.
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ZONE STATE. no obligation. Swedish and attended church three times a week until she reached her 100th birthday. -0- A NATIVE OF FINLAND, Mrs. Mattson came to this country at the age of 70.
Fifteen years ago she moved to the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, 778 6th Lyndhurst. She celebrated her 105th birthday on July 16. On her 100th birthday she was honored in the curch with a reception.
Her nightly reminder to her daughter, Mrs. Johnson, was: "If I don't speak in the moring, don' be afraid." -0- 'SHE KNEW ALL her prayers by heart and recited them all day," her daughter said. Up until very recently she was able to read her Swedish Bible and sometimes the Swedish newspaper. Mrs. Johnson said ladies from the churxh came to visit frequently and together they had cofiee and prayers.
Mrs. Mattson's husband, died in Finland at the age of 57. Her eldest son, Axel, is still in Finland. Also surviving is another daughter. Mrs.
Sigrid Peterson of 315 Union Jersey City; a son, Albert Erickson of 3656 Jersey City; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. with interment in New York Bay Cemetery. Taddeo Cuomo The funeral of Taddeo Cuomo, 76, of 479 Bramhall Jersey City, will be Thursday from the William Schlemm Funeral Home, Jersey City. A native of Italy, Mr.
Cuomo, who died Sunday at Jersey City Medical Center, resided the past 50 years in Jersey City. He was employed as a sign painter. TRULY. THE FINEST FUNERAL SERVICE UNION Hudson Blvd.at JERSEY Bergen DIED AHERN- On October 26, 1958, Mae (nee (Wohrer), of 4534 Park Avenue, Weehawken, beloved wife of Frank; dear sister of Sophia Wall. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
at WILLIAM SCHLEMM, Funeral Home, Boulevard and 22nd Sereet. Union City. Funeral Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. terment, Machpelah Cemetery, Rev. Richard Sparling, officiating.
AITKENS -Suddenly, on Saturday, October 25, 1958. Charles of 41 Jonquill Circle, Fords, New Jersey, formerly of Jersey City, beloved husband of Thelma Rhode); devoted father of Charles. Patricia and Robert; son of Emma (nee Smith) and the late William; brother John, Mrs. Agnes Doscher, the late, William and James. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from PAKENHAMSHANNON Funeral Home, 400 Arlington Avenue, on Wednesday, October 29, at 9 a.m.
Solemn high mass, All Saints Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.m. BARILLE-At Deal, New Jersey, (formerly of 93 Hauxhurst Avenue Weehawken), on Sunday, October 26, 1958 Theresa (pee Isola), in her 90th year; devoted mother of Albert, Jean and Mrs. Henry Edelstein. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral from LEBER Funeral Home, Hudson Boulevard, corner of 20th Street, Union City. Notice of time later.
BELLER- suddenly on October 26, 1958, of 111 Street, Jersey City, beloved husband of Bertha (nee Fritz); devoted father of Roberta; brother of George and Ralph Beller. Relatives and friends, also members of Stamp Club of N.J., Retired Federal Employees, N.Y, and N.J. Affiliated Postal Employes, N.J. Branch of National Postal Transport are invited to attend funeral service at OTTO MACK Funeral Home, Central Avenue and Hutton Street, Jersey City, Wednesday, October 29, at 2 p.m. Cremation, New York and New Jersey Crematory, North Bergen.
In lieu of flowers please contribute to the Heart Fund. BETZ-On October 25, 1958, Fred, of 312 26th Street, Union City, husband of the late Rose (nee Meteger); father of Mrs. Hedwig Hagamann and Mrs. Helen Durrwachter. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at the WILLIAM L.
FIELD Funeral Home, 225 Washington Street, Hoboken, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Cremation N. Y. and N. J.
Crematory. BIGGINS -George of 204 Union Street. on October 27, 1958, beloved husband of Sarah (nee McKinney); devoted brother of W. H. Biggins; uncle of Frances Insley; brother-in-law of Viola Brown, Ruby Matthews and Jeannette Pratter.
Reposing at MURRAY'S, "A Temple of Service, 747 Ocean Avenue. Notice of funeral. later. BLACKALL-On Monday, October 27, Theresa (nee Malnack), of 325 Arlington Avenue. beloved wife of Martin; devoted sister of Mrs.
Rose Conlin. Relatives and friends, also St. Patrick's Rosary Society, are invited to attend the funeral from PAKENHAMSHANNON Funeral Home, 400 Arlington Avenue, on Thursday, October 30, 9 a.m. Solemn high mass, St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.m.
BRADY- On October 27, 1958, James, at Pawtucket. Rhode Island, son of the late Dennis and Charlotte (nee brother of Mrs. Theresa Milner. Mrs. Charlotte Cook.
From 400 Arlington Avenue. Notice of PAKENHA Funeral Home. funeral later. BRUDZINSKI- Monday. Lenski, of October 219 7th 27, 1958.
Maria (nee Street, beloved wife of the late Stanlev: devoted mother of George Lada. Mrs. Helen Michaletti. three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from KWIATKOWSKI BROTHERS Funeral Home.
445 Monmouth Street, Thursday. October 30. at 8:30 a.m. Solemn high mass. St.
Anthony's Church. 9 a.m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. CHRISTELEIT On October of 2800 25.
1958. New Margaret (nee York Avenue. Union Citv. beloved wife of late Herman; devoted mother of Mrs. Ruth Hunt and Charles Christeleit.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral service Tuesday, 8 p.m. at WILLIAM SCHLEMM Inc Funeral Home, Boulevard and 22nd Street. Union City. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p.m. Interment Grove Church Cemetery.
Rev. Gerard Pool. officiating. (INEK- On Sunday. October 26, 1958, Carole I nee Tablonski; of 22 Corbin Avenue.
beloved wife of Leon: devoted mother of Mrs. Carol Roczniak. Mrs. Helen Sadowski. John Lauretta, Charles.
Mrs. Joan Paul. Eugene and Dorothy. also survived by 15 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from 159 Gar.
rison Avenue Funeral Home, Thursdav. October 30, at 8:30 a.m. Solemn high mass. St. Ann's Polish Roman Catholic Church.
9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Name Cemetery. Arrangements hv KWIATKOWSKI BROTHERS. Sunday October 26. 1958.
Pasquale of 609 Fremont Street. Lyndhurst, beloved hushand of Rose (nee Taite): father of Lucy D. Ambrosia, Angelina. Petrina, Antoinette Chiaramonte, Louis, Patrick Insenh. James and Ralph: 14 grandchildren.
Renosing at SCATHORCHIO Funeral Home. 160 Brunswick Street. Notice of funeral later. Do BENEDICTIS Marv nee Orsinit: of 90 Graham Street. Jersev Citv.
an Sunday. October 26. 1948. wife of late Adolph: beloved mother of Mrs. Vir.
ginia Smith and Adolph: dear sister of Dominick, Fred. Louis Orsini and Mrs. Ellen Zucchino. Relatives and friends are invited to 'attend funeral Wednesday. 9 a.m.
from BEDDIGESSE.ITZ Home tor Funerals. 131 Con gress Street. Jersey City. Solemn high mass at St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.m.
Theresa Barielle, At Daughter's Home Mrs. Theresa Barielle, 89, of 93 Hauxhurst Place, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Edelstein, in Deal. A native of New York City, Mrs. Barielle lived most of her life in Weehawken.
She had been staying the last three months the home of her daughter. The Leber Funeral Home, Union City, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Carrie Cisek Mrs. Carrie Cisek, 67, wife 0 Leon of 26 Corbin Jersey City, died Sunday in St.
Francis Hospital. She was a native of Poland, who had lived most of her life in Jersey City. Mrs. Cisek was a member of the Rosary Society of St. Ann's Polish Roman Catholic Church and of the Polish National Alliance.
The funeral will be from 159 Garrison with Kwiatkowski Bros. Funeral Home in charge. (See notice at right.) Friends EDWARD BELLER Fannie Hamilton, Long of Hoboken The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Hamilton, 91, of 1024 Hudson Hoboken, who died Sunday morning at her home, was held today from the Lawton Funeral Home. The Rev.
Dudley Sarfaty, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, officiated. Born in England, Mrs. Hamilton came to this country as a young woman and resided 75 years in Hoboken. She was the widow of David C. Hamilton, a former tax arrears collector in Hoboken.
Mrs. C. MacDonell The funeral of Mrs. Mary MacDonell, 27, wife of Charles MacDonell of 248 Fowler Jersey City, was held today. Mrs.
MacDonell died Saturday in 1 Greenville Hospital, two weeks after she gave birth to her third child. A lifelong resident of Jersey City, Mrs. MacDonell was a grad-. uate of Snyder High School and before her marriage was employed as a secretary in Bankers Trust New York. She was a member of the Cana Group in St.
Pauls Roman Catholic Church and a member of the Rosary Society. The Harold J. Routh Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. M.
Brudzinski Mrs. Maria Brudzinski, 72, formerly of 219 7th Jersey City, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital. More recently she had been making her home with a son, George Lada in Lyndhurst. She was a native Poland, who had lived most of her life in country.
The Kwiatkowski Bros. Funeral Home, Jersey City, is in charge of. arrangements. (See notice at right.) Russell Forrester The funeral of puss*ll S. Forrester, 61, of 1723 Front Scotch Plains, who died Sunday at his home, will be tomorrow from the Schlemm Funeral Home.
Mr. Forrester lived in his 'native Jersey City many years before moving to Scotch Plains. He was a building service employe of the Jersey City Medical Center. He was a member of St. John's Reformed Church, Jersey City.
(See notice at right.) Fred W. Roman Fred W. Roman, 53, of 201 Claremont Jersey City, died Saturday at the United States; Public Health Hospital, Staten Island. A native of Jersey City, Mr. Roman was a mate on a railroad, tugboat.
The Schlemm Funeral Home in Jersey City is in charge of arrangements. (See notice at right.) Mrs. Margaret Ryan Mrs. Margaret Ryan of 593 Gregory Weehawken, a former Jersey City resident, died Saturday in the Jersey City Medical Center. She was a native of Ireland, who had lived over 50 years in this country.
She was a communicant of St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church. The Fallon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. (See notice at right.) Often Say This So many friends of our patrons have said the same thing while attending funeral at William Schlemm's "'What a beautiful funeral home you selected!" It means great deal to the bereaved to hear comments such as this because, above all else, they want the funeral service, and everything about it, to be tribute and an honor to their loved one who has been taken by death, You ore invited to visit and inspect the beautiful Schlemm Funeral Home most convenient, Come day or night. WILLIAM SCHLEMM INC.
22nd St. UNion 7-1000 Harrison Aves. HEnderson 4-0411 DIED DIXON Louis, of Gilchrist Street. Suddenly on 20. 1958, Dixon beloved (nee husband of Jannie Mae Jones); 'devoted dear lather of brother Murray of Jos- and ephine Jerome Mott, Dixon; Julta Miller, Mary Bruce, Lillie Mae, Fred, Melvin, Willie L.
Dix- on. James, Funeral Arthur, services 8 p.m., WednesKaiser and day, at MURRAY'S, "A Temple Inter- of Service." 748 Ocean South Avenue. Carolina. ment, Rock Rill, DOMANSKI-Benjamin, Avenue, on Jersey October City, 26, 1958. beloved of 20 husband of the late Stella Nunda (nee Wasielewski); devoted father of Mrs.
Helen Benjamin, Raymond and Peter. Survived by 9 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited WILLIAM to attend funeral from SCHLEMM Funeral Home, Bergen and Harrison Avenue, Jersey City, Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. Catholic Requiem Church. mass St.
Aloysius Roman 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. day, October 27, 1958, Teofila (nee DOMALEWSKI-MITCHELL On MonRygiel), of 666 Jersey late Avenue, beloved wife of the Sylvester; devoted mother of Mrs. Laura Bielecki, Mrs. Nellie Gilligan, Frank, Mitchell, Sylvester, Mrs.
Josephine Mrs. Swan, Emily Mrs. Vickie Burch, Edward, Gibbons, Stanley and the late Charles Domalewski; also 18 grandchildren; lovtives and friends are invited to attend ing sister of Natalie Sneibert. funeral from KWIATKOWSKI BROTHERS Funeral Home. 445 Monmouth Street, Friday, October 31, at 9 Anthony's a.m.
Solemn high mass St. Church, 9:45 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. -Mary A. (nee Sheridan) on Sunday, October 26, 1958 of 410 Palisade Avenue, Union City, beloved wife of the late Thomas; dearest mother of Arthur and the late Edward.
Family and friends, also The William, West Hoboken Post No. 14 Ladies Auxiliary, American Legion, are RIEMAN invited to attend funeral from the Funeral Home, 1914 New York Avenue, Union Citv, on Wednesday, October 29. at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Union City, where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, 9 a.m. Interment Ellenville, New York.
DOWNES -In Somerville, formerly of 100 Glenwood Avenue. Jersey City, October 26, Marion (nee Biggs), wife of Mr. John M. Downes; sister of Mrs. Allan Powers, of Arlington, Mrs.
Violet Hamilton, of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Hilda Perduyn, Lillian of Lexington, Mrs. Brean, of Somerville. Mrs. Mable Henderson, of Belmont, Mr.
Walter Biggs, of Brockton, Mass. Service in Payson Park Congregational Church, Belmont, Wednesday, October 29. at 2 p.m. Friends may call at SHORT WILLIAMSON Funeral Home, 52 Trapelo Road, Belmont, Monday and Tuesday evenings. 7 to 9 p.m.
FORRESTER-Russell on October 26, 1958, of Scotch Plains, New Jersey, formerly of Jersey City, beloved dear husband of Olga (nee Hochreiter); brother of Harry, Edwin, Charles, Mrs. Marion: Stukart. Miss Minnie Forrester, and Mrs. Beatrice Boochicchio. Relatives, friends and members of St.
John's Reformed Church, Jersey City, are invited to attend funeral services at WILLIAM SCHLEMM Funeral Home, Bergen and Harrison Avenues. Jersey City, Wednesday, 11 a.m. Interment Arlington Cemetery. HAMILTON On October 26. 1958, ot 1024 Hudson Hoboken, Fannie S.
nee Simpson), wife of the late devoted mother of Joanne Worrall, Miss Fanny Hamilton, Mrs. Marnie Bowker, Mrs. Grace Nevin and David C. Hamilton Jr. Funeral service Tuesday at 1 p.m.
at LAWTON Funeral Home, 631 Washington Hoboken. Interment, George Washington Memorial Park. Paramus. JOHNSON On Monday, October 27, 1955. Anna E.
Johnson (nee Sundman), of 113 Linden Avenue; beloved wife of the late Karl Albert Johnson, and devoted mother of Mrs. Valdine Young, Walter B. Johnson and Mrs. Violet Dobres. and survived by four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Relatives and friends, also Martha Society of Bethany Lutheran Church and Hoga Nord No. 194, V.O.A., are invited 10 visit the M. J. CORRIGAN Funeral Home, 723 West Side Avenue, until 3 p.m., Wednesday. Funeral services at Bethany Lutheran Church, Boulevard and Audubon Avenue, on Wednesday, October 29.
at 7:30 p.m. Funeral from Bethany Lutheran Church on Thursday. October 30, at 10:30 a.m. Interment will follow in New York Bay Cemetery, Reverend Ronald T. Englund.
officiating. Memorial offerings in lieu of flowers requested. KAMNA-Henry, suddenly. on October 26, 1958, of 133 Prospect Jersey City, beloved husband of Augusta (nee Ehlert); father of Mrs. Audrey Kindel.
June, John and Robert Kamna, also survived by three grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at the OTTO MACK Funeral Home. Central Avenue and Hutton Street. Jersey City, Wednesday, October, 29th at 1 p.m. Interment, Fairview Cemetery, Fair view.
-Celia of 199 Bidwell Avenue. beloved Wile of late Adolph; dear mother of Albert and Harold loving grandmother and great grandmother. Services "WIEN AND 2030 Boulevard, Tuesday 1 p.m. MACAGNANO-Sehastiana I (nee Taravella. on Saturday, October 25, 1958.
beloved wife of Anthony: devoted mother of Mrs. Sadie Finizio, Thomas. Mrs. Jennie Egizi, Mrs. Mary Trench and the late Michael Macagnano; dear sister of Mrs.
Lucy Tirrito, survived by 6 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. from her home 190 Hanco*ck Avenue Jersey Cit Solemn high mass at St Paul of the Cross Roman Catholic Church 10 a.m. MATTSON-SoNa I nee on October 24. 1958.
of 778 6th Street. Lyndhurst, New Jersey: beloved wile of late Axel; devoted mother of Axel Ecklov. Albert Erickson. Mrs. Signd Peterson and Mrs Ellen Johnson.
survived by 5 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Reposing at WILLIAM SCHLEMM Funeral Home. Bergen and Harrison Avenues. Jersey City. until Tuesday.
4:30 p.m. Services at Lutheran Church, Jersey City, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Funeral Wednesday. Interment New York Bay Cemetery. MILDENBERGER-Irving, of 182 South Prospect Avenue, Bergenfield.
New Jersey. on October 25. beloved hushand of Anna nee father of Valentini. Irene, and the late Irving. Funeral from the Funeral Home of THOMAS J.
KELLY 37 West Main Street. Bergenfield. on Wednes day. October 29. at 9:30 a.m.
High requiem mass. St. John's Roman Cathclic Church. 10 a.m. Interment.
Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Tenafly. New Jersey sey. Visiting hours, Monday and Tuesday, 2:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. PAGAN-On Saturday, October 25, 1958.
Mary, age 3. et 592 Ocean Avenue. beloved daughter of Angelo and Marv Grace Homever: dear sister of Michael Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from ALFRED J. MARSHELLO Funeral Home, 235 Ege Avenue. near West Side Avenue on Wednesday.
October 29 at 8:30 a.m. Mass of the Angels. Our Lady of Sorrows Church. 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv.
REYNOLIN- -Peter Richard. on Octo27. 1958, at Staten Island. Hus. hand of the late Mary son of the late Bernard and Catherine (nee Briody) Reynolds; survived hy six grandchildren.
Funeral from the HARMON Home For Funerals, 571 Forest Avenue. West Brighton, Staten Island. Wednesday. 9:30 a.m. Mrs.
T. Blackall, 63 Mrs. Theresa Blackall. 63, wife of Martin Blackall of 325 Arlington Jersey City, died yesterday in the Medical Center. She was a native of New York City, who had lived many years in Jersey City.
She was a member of the Rosary Society of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. The Pakenham-Shannon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. (See notice at right.) Mrs. Mary Warren Mrs.
Mary Warren of 407 Avenue C. Bayonne, widow of Louis Warren, died Sunday in Bayonne Hospital. Mrs. Warren was born in Russia but lived most of her life in Bayonne. She was a member of the Bayonne chapter of the Amerlican Jewish Congress and Advis Israel Synagogue.
The funeral was today from the Wien and Wien Funeral Home. Jersey City. DEATH, IN MEMORIAM NOTICES May be telephoned to The al director or delivered to our Jersey Journal funeroffice from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. for insertion in the current day's paper. Saturday deadline 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
Phone OL 3-1000. Rate: TEN CENTS A WORD (each abbreviated word counted as 1 word). No advertisem*nt for less than the of 25 words (2.50). Same price price each day. DIED ROMAN-Fred on October Jersey 24, 1958.
City, of 201 Claremont Avenue, beloved nusband ot Eleanor (nee Coodevoted father of Fred, Frances Edward and per); Gertrude; father-in-law of Roman; survived by four grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral service at WILLIAM SCHLEMM Funeral Home, Berand Harrison Avenues, Jersey gen City, on Thursday, 10:30 a.m. Inter. ment, Crest Haven Cemetery. RYAN-On Saturday, October of 593 25, Greg- 1958.
Margaret (nee McGovern), ory Avenue, Weehawken, beloved, wile of the late John; devoted mother of John and Thomas Ryan, Mrs. Marie Carney; also survived by two grandchildren; loving sister of Della and Agnes McGovern, Mrs. Mary Vaughan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from the FALLON Funeral Home, 157 Bowers Street, Jersey City, on Wednesday at 9 a.m. Solemn requiem mass St.
Augustine's Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.m. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. SALERNO Elizabeth (nee Martin), on October 27, 1958, of 210 Wegman Parkway, Jersey City, beloved wife of George, captain Jersey City Fire James and Elizabeth; dear sister partment; devoted mother of George of Thomas, Joseph, Martin, Mrs. Catherine Bracken, Mrs. Marie Byers.
Relatives, friends and members of Sacred Heart Rosary Society are invited to attend funeral at WILLIAM SCHLEMM, Funeral Home. Bergen and Harrison Avenues, Jersey City, Friday, 9:30 a.m. Solemn quiem mass Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.m. Interment, Holy Name Cemetery. SCHEIDT -Peter, age 74 years, of 123 47th Street, Union City, devoted brother of Frank and Gustave Scheidt, also survived by four nephews.
Funeral from CHARLES SCHEURLE Funeral Home, 6119 Tyler West New York on Tuesday, Oct. 28th at 2 p.m. Cremation, N. Y. and N.
J. Cemetery. SCHNEIDER Max, on October 25, 1958, of 137 Westfield Road, Fanwood, N.J.. formerly of Jersey City; beloved husband of Mrs. Kathryn (nee Hye) Schneider; father of Chester, Mrs.
Ann Burez, Mrs. Irene Fowler. Funeral services on Tuesday, October 28, at 9:30 a.m. from the ROSSI Funeral Home, 1937 Westfield Avenue, Scotch Plains. High mass of requiem at St.
Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Interment. Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City. Visitation 2 to 5. 7 to 10 p.m.
STEINHAUNER On Sunday, October 26, 1958, Elizabeth (nee of 231 3rd Stret, beloved wife of the late Frank; devoted mother of Frank, William and Joseph Steinhauser: Mrs. Elizabeth Maloney; sister of Gertrude Singler; sister-in-law of Andrew Steinhauser; survived by seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Relatives and friends. also members of St. Ann's Society of St.
Boniface Church are invited to attend funeral from McLAUGHLIN Funeral Home. 591 Jersey Avenue, corner of 4th Stret, on Wednesday at 8 a.m. High requiem mass at St. Bonitace Church, 9 a.m. Interment Holy Name Cemetery, VALENTINE Bergen Paulus Hook Chapter, D.A.R., announces with regret the death of its member, Miss Barbara J.
Valentine, on October 24, 1958. CHARLOTTE G. RINGLE, Regent. DOROTHY S. McCONNEL.
Rec. Secty. Henry Kamna, 64, a printer, who left his home at 133 Prospect St. Jersey City, for a walk Sunday night, was found dead minutes later by a neighbor in front of his home. He was pronounced dead of a coronary occlusion.
Mr. Kamna was a native of New York City who lived most of his life on Prospect Street. The Rev. Richard Heins, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, will officiate at services tomorrow afternoon at the Otto Mack Funeral Home.
(See notice at right.) Mrs. Katie Wenz The funeral of Mrs. Katie Gatcher Wenz, 68. of 514 70th Guttenberg, was held today from the Howard J. Brennan Funeral Home, West New Mrs.
Wenz died Friday in Pollak Hospital, Jersey City. She resided in North Hudson 60 years. Maximillian Wirtz Maximillian J. Wirtz, 71, of 128 Carlton Jersey City, died Friday in St. Vincent's Hospital, New York City.
He was a lifelong Jersey City resident. The funeral held today from the John T. Burke Funeral Home, Jersey City. CARD OF THANKS PORTZ We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends. neighbors and relatives, for their kindness.
st pathy, beautiful floral offerings and mass cards, at the death of our heloved mother. Della Portz. Special thanks to Father Steigal of St. Nicholas Church and to McDonald Funeral Home. Daughters.
IN MEMORIAM ATTERBURY In memory of Frank Atterbury, husband of Agnes Atterbury, father of Mildred. Frank. Agnes. Ruth and Clifford, of 784 Ocean Avenue, who passed away six years ago on October 28, 1952. DAMMEYER -In loving memory of our mother, Caroline Dammeyer, who passed away three years ago today, October 28th.
1955. Loving Daughters. HOLLAND -Loving memory of our dear friend. W. Edward Holland.
who passed away two years ago, October 27. 1956. Without farewell, he fell asleep, Leaving us with memories to keep. Gone, but not forgotten. Schermerhorn Family.
0'BRIEN-In loving memory of our dear mother who went to eternal rest April 19. 1958. 00 Happy birthday dear mother. They say time mends all broken hearts. But Mom.
it isn't 1 true. For every day in the past six months Our hearts have longed for you. Sadly missed. Daughters and Son. MASS ZACHARIAS.
Vincent Twenty-second Anniversarv Mass at St. Anthonv's Church. Wednesday, October 29, 8:30 a.m. In loving remembrance. Daughters.
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