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THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., MONDA Y, JANUARY 12, 1953. TELEPHONE YONKERS 5-5000
Death Notices
ARSrTCR—l*o. Belored hujband of Ann*.
darUn* tatbw of Morten and atarjcrl*.
daar brother of Morris, Joseph and
Frieda Swerner. Reposing at the WtU«
MtmorUl. 388 South Broadway. runcr«l
Tuesday. January 13th, »t 10 A. M
from the Tfmple Smanu.l. Hamilton
• Arena*, interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Rabbi Hecht Dies In 95th Year;
Former Spiritual Leader Here
Rabbi Meyer Hecht, spiritual
leader of the Congregation of
Righteousness, I n g r a m Street,
from 1914 to 1924. died yesterday
at his home, 232 East 12th Street,
New York City, in his ninety-fifth
year.
Born and educated in Poland,
Rabbi Hecht was one of five
brothers ordained to the rabbinate. He was a pioneer in the Zionist movement and traveled extensively throughout Europe to
advance its cause. He was actively
associated with the late Theodore
Herzel,' founder of the Modem
Zionist Movement.
At the turn of the century,
Rabbi Hecht came to this country
and served first as principal of
the Henry Street Yeshlya and
Parochial School. Before coming
to Yonkers he occupied the pulpits
of the Congregations Beth Hamedresh Hagodol In the Bronx
and in Manhattan. He was the
author t>f several religious treatises in Hebrew.
Rabbi Hecht and his wife, the
former Bessie Frankfort, had
been married 64 years at the time
of her death six years ago. Surviving are seven sons and daughters, Harry arid Dr. Bernard
Hecht of White Plains, Mrs.
Harry (Pauline) Kopper of 1
Morris Crescent, Yonkers, Dr.
Darwin Hecht and Mrs. Philip
(Rebecca) Kossoff of Brooklyn,
Horace Hecht of Flushing, Mrs.
Joseph (Sophie) Pierce of Philadelphia; a sister, Mrs. Eva Aranoff of the Bronx, 24 grandchildren
and 18 great-grandchildren.
the' last 40 years. She was a. member of ' the Crescent Place Reforroedi^hurch.
Besides h e r husband, Mrs.
Robertson leaves' two sons. Alexander E. of New York, and Warren W. Robertson, U. S. Navy,
stationed at Norfolk, Va., and a
daughter, Mrs. Bruce Yarbrough
in South Dakota.
Joseph Cowles
Women's Society for ChrisDies Assisting tianTheService
of the Asbury Methodist Church will hear Mrs. John
mother of the ReV.
At Post Dinner H.Dr. McCombe,
John H. McCombe Jr., minister"
Asbujry Women's Group
To Hear Mrs. McCombe
board f r o m Friday morning from listeners asking for W o m j through Sunday noon on -chool ti<« on r e s t o r a ^
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closings, civil cancelations, and I ice, weather and road condition*.
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Joseph G. Cowles of 285 South of the church, at its monthly
Broadway, a leader in veteran meeting tomorrow at 1 P. M.
activities and a lieutenant in the
Mrs. McCombe's subject will be
.
Frederick W» Kammerer city's Auxiliary Police Corps, died "When
Dun»9«di* l*dw« Ho- **J f. and A. MPrayer Comes Through."
Sorrowfully announce* the passing of
unexpectedly
Saturday
night
ill
A leader in women's work in the
Brother of Irvlngtoa Resident
Brother Leo ' Arbiter. Brethern are r*St. Mary's Hall on St. Mary Methodist Church for many years,
«U«*toi to attend Masonic Service* at the
Invitation
Frederick
W.
K
unmerer
of
93
Street He was stricken while asWeisa Memorial, 388 South Broadway.
;„.., ttv lolvt your
Church Street, White Plains, sisting In th* kitchen of the hall Mrs. McCombe has served on
Yonkers. Monday at t P.M.
Max R, Propper. Master.
brother of William Kammerer of at a dinner honoring Michael Cur- seyeral national boards and comproblem.
T M
Maurtc* A. Blelch, Secretary.
Irvington «Jid Harry Kammerer ran/Immediate past commander of mittees. She is now a resident
will
bo
undor
no
ATTIU — Margaret (nea Apicella). Oo
of Mount Vernon, died today in St. Mary's Post, Catholic War of Goldens Bridge, where her husJanuary loth. 1PW. of 206 Btverdale
obligation
whatovorl
band.
Dr.
McCombe
Sr..
is
minisLawrence Hospital, Bronxvile. He Veterans, and Mrs, Agnes MahoAvenue, Beloved wife of Loula, Re/
Simply clip this coupon
poatnc at Louli J. Plower Funeral Home.
conducted the Accurate Metal ney, secretary of the Board of ter of several Methodist churches.
283 Mev Main Street. Puneral will be
Weather
Strip
Co.
,at
216
East
—and
wo will permit you ^
held Wednesday. January 14th at 9:30
Contract and Supply and immedi26th Street. New York.
A. M. Solemn Hlih Mass of Reoulem St.
to
sample
$1.00 worth of
ate past president of S t Mary's
Peter'a Church, at 10 A. M. Interment
Mr. Kammerer,wsixty-three, was Auxiliary. He was fifty-three.
St. Mary's Cemetery.
laundry
service
with our comborrt March 20, 1889, in New
Mr.
Cowles,
who
had
been
hosCOWLES—Joseph O.. suddenly, on Saturpliment*.
It
you
prefer you may
York City. He was a member of
day. January 10th. 1983. Beloved huspitalized
recently
and
was
to
have
tend
your
entire
laundry
and wo will
Arcturus Lodgejof Masons, Brookband ot Ana Co»!e« (nee Casey) of 385
gone, away for a rest, was proSouth Broadway. Funeral from the £. W.
lyn;
Palestine
C
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m
m
a
n
d
e
r
y
,
deduct
$1.00.
Only
one
free
bundle to
Maloney da Bona Puneral Home. 11 LudKnights Templar, in Brooklyn; a nounced dead, apparently of a
low Street on Tuesday. January 13th,
one
household.
at 8.30 A. M. Hith Mass of Reoulem In
Newark, N. J., lodge of Odd Fel- heart attack, at about 9:40 P.M.
This invitation it extended to non-customer*
Saint Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. Inlows, and Lodge One of Elks in by Dr. Maalah Saul who respond(Continued from Page One)
terment St. Mary's Cemetery. 8t. Petersed in an ambulance from S t Joonly, at an inducement to try u s — AT OUR
New York.
bur», PUL. papers please copy.
Hospital. The Fire Rescue site In Greenburgh for use as a
EXPENSEt
He" was also a member for 24 seph's
Squad
u n d e r Assistant Chief Civil Defense measure some time
Members of Yonker* Post No. 7 American
years
of
St.
Matthew's
Lutheran
Legion wlU meet at the E. W. Maloney U
Maurice Powers also responded. ago, was called into service over
ter, Miss Ruth Bates, and three Church in White Plains.
Bona Puneral Home. 11 Ludlow Street, to- Benjamin Ellman
The last r i t e s of the Catholic
night, Monday. January 12th. at 8:30 P. M .
Surviving also are his wife, the Church were administered by the the weekend. The ice storm disbrothers, Floyd, Seeley and Clayto par our last respects to our late de- Father Of Yonkers Druggist
former Freda Barz; a son, Fred Rev, Benjamin Roth of the Church rupted electric service on both the
ton Bates.
parted comrade Joseph Cowles.
R. Kammerer of White Plains, and of the Immaculate Conception (St. main feeders serving the WFAS
Benjamin Ellman, a Hebrew
Arthur Matte • 8r., - Commander.
L*umd»rln§, Org Cleaning, n « f Skmmp00tm§
transmitter site on Secor Road,
Raymond Kelly. Adjutant.
a daughter, Mrs. William Wood- Mary's).
scholar and father of Sidney L- Mr». Edward Hull
Greenburgh.
ing of North White Plains.
Ellman, pharmacist here at 201
300 NEPPERHAN AVE.
YOn. 3-3123 '
Member* of Saint *t»ry*a Poet No. SOS
Active In Church Work
Military Funeral Tomorrow
C.W-V. and Auxiliary will meet at the Elm Street, died Friday at his
Does Yeoman Job
Mrs. Mary Mee Hull of 20 WilB. W. Msloney <fa Bona Puneral Home, 11 home in the Bronx, 2336 Walton
A military funeral will be con- Generator
From 8:42 Friday night, until
Ludlow Street, tonlsht at 8 P. M. to pay Avenue, after a stroke.
bur Streef. a native and lifelong Wesley F. Morrill
ducted
tomorrow
at
9:30
AM.
our respects to our late Comrade and past
service was restored on one of the
from the E. W. Maloney and Sons feeders
Commander. Joseph O. Cowles. AH other
Born eighty-eight years ago in resident of Yonkers, who was a Retired Bank Teller
at 8:31 Saturday night, the
charter
member
of
the
Dunwoodie
C.W.V. unit* are Invited to attend.
BRONXVILLE
—
Wesley
Farfuneral'
home,
11
Ludlow
Street.
Poland, Mr. Ellman came to this
J
big
machine
r a n continously.
Joseph Zaleski, Commander.
Baptist
Church,
died
Saturday
in
ington Morrill of 2 Kraft Avenue, A high mass of requiem will be
country in 1920 and made his
Only
four
minutes
of air time were
Yonkers
General
Hospital
after
an
a
retired
teller
of
the
First
Nacelebrated at 10 AM. In the lost Friday evening
KnlBh'ls 'of Columbus — Member* will home in the Bronx. He taught illness of two days. She was sevat the time
tional Bank of Chicago and a Church of the Immaculate Conmeet at X. W. Maloney .At son* Funeral Hebrew for many years at the
Horn*. 11 Ludlow Street, Monday at 9 Congregations Ahavas Achim and enty-two years old and the wife resident here for the last 16 years, ception. Participating will be the of the switchover.
P.M. to attend aervlee* for our late
WFAS engineering personnel reof Edward Hull, a retired member died yesterday in the Mount Ver-' Color Guard of Post Seven, AmerBrother Joseph O. Cowles.
Ylshuvas Jacob.
of the purchasing department staff non Hospital. He was born in ican Legion, and also an honor mained on duty throughout Friday
Robert Revellese. Grand Knliht.
If you, too, need extra cash
Besides his son in Yonkers, Mr. of the Standard Oil Company.
night to keep power supplied to
Chicago
seventy-nine
years
ago
guard
representing
S
t
Mary's
Member* of Saint Mary'* Holy Nam* So- Ellman leaves his wife, Dora Coquickly, here's a good. ;^s
Mrs. Hull was born here in 1880, •and had retired from the bank's Post, Catholic War Veterans, and the aircraft beacons on the 450ciety are requested to meet at the E. w. hen at their marriage 63 years
foot
tower.
On
Saturday
morning,
Maloney & Sons Funeral Home. 11 Ludlow
daughter of the late Frederick B. employ in 1937. He was a mem- the county organization of the
Street. January 12th at 0 P.M. to pay our ago; three other sons, Morris of
with the gasoline supply running
respects to our beloved member, Joseph Milwaukee, Shepard and Larry of and Mary Dykes Mee, and at- ber of the Sons of the American CWV. Burial will be in St. Mary's
low, fuel was run in five-gallon
tended
Yonkers
schools.
She
was
Cowles.
Revolution,
Cemetery.
the Bronx; three daughters, Mrs.
Father Xane, Moderator.
Mary
Isabel
Mee
at
her
marriage
An Army veteran of World War tfns until the normal supplier was
Mr. Morrill is survived by two
Benjamin Katz and Mrs. Aaron
HEAFY — Patrick E..'on January 10th, Grosfeld of-the Bronx and Mrs. in 1903 to Mr. Hull. They would nieces, Mrs. Evelyn M. Hoppe and I, Mr. Cowles was active in Post able to replenish the under ground
1953. Of 23 Alexander Avenue. Beloved
have celebrated their golden wed- Mrs. Katherine S. Lockwood, the Seven and had held the office of tank.
Phone or stop in at HFC. You
husband of Carrie (nee Buhr). Devoted Abe Beer of Brooklyn; a sister in
ding anniversary on April 30.
latter of Hartsdale. He was a son vice-commander in that post. He Ice Hampers Transmission
father of Mary Schaumann, Anna Snow, Israel and 13 grandchildren.
can borrow $20 up to $500 Qn
Caroline Daly, Evelyn Frost. Loetta
Before helping to found Dun- of John W. and Frankie Farring- was a charter member and past
Mr. Ellman was honorary presiHeafy and Joseph Heafy. Lovint brother
Yesterday morning, huge chunks
woodie
Baptist
Church,
Mrs.
Hull
just
your signature. No encommander
of
St.
Mary's
Post,
ton
Lockwood.
of Francis Heafy and Teresa Pournlcr. dent of the Perlstein-Ellman Famof ice cascading down from the
Puneral Tuesday. 9:30 A.M. fnpm David
had
been
a
member
for
50
years
CWV,
and
.county
welfare
officer
dorsers. It's the ; ; ;
temporarily disrupted the
J. Bodder & Bon Funeral Home, 893 ily Circle of more than 100 rela- of Nepperhan Avenue B a p t i s t
of the CWV. He was chairman of tower
McLean Avenue. Requiem- Mass Church tives in the Bronx.
Alfred
Rosse
transmission
lines
feeding
energy
Church. She had been president
the Yonkers Wheelchair Brigade from the transmitter to the tower.
of St. Barnabas. 10 A.M.
of the Women's Missionary So- Butler At Weld Estate
for the Roosevelt V. A. Hospital WFAS
HULL—Mary Mee. on January 10th. 1953.
engineers, protected by
ciety at Nepperhan Avenue Bapbeloved wife of Edward Hull and mother Mrs. Louis Attili
HASTINGS - ON - HUDSON — at Montrose.
firemen's helmets, chanced chunks
of Mrs. Marjorle M. Schramm. Services
tist
for.
22
years
and
at
her
death
Alfred Rosse, a butler of the esActive too in the Auxiliary Poat Havey's Funeral Home. 107 North A Native of Italy
was president of the Women's tate at St. Andrew's Gdlf Course lice Corps, Mr. Cowles was a lieu- weighing as much as 25 pounds
Broadway on Monday. January 12th at
Mrs.
Margaret
Apicella
Attili
of
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS
Co«h
8 P.M. Interment, Oakland Cemetery.
Pay off your bfflt at eee
Missionary Society of Dunwoodie of Mrs. Philip B. Weld, died yes- tenant in its First Battalion and hurtling down from the 450-foot
206
Riverdale
Avenue,
w
i
f
e
of
height. About 12 minutes of air
YooOat
Baptist.
She
was
also
a
choir
KUNST—Oeorga J., on Saturday, January
terday
in
the
Dobbs
Ferry
Hospi12
IB
30
had been general chairman of the time were lost on the AM service,
6
time, keep your crodft
10th, 1953. Reposing- at Flyhn Memorial Louis Attili, an employe of buildpaymts paymti ptymh
pcymtt
two annual outings conducted by none on FM.
Home, 83 Ludlow Street at Stanley ing contractors here, died Satur- m e m b e r and a Bible School tal, after a short illness.
good, got a fresh sfcrrtl
Place. Services on Tuesday at 2 P. M. day In the Yonkers Professional teacher.
% 4.87 $ 9.08
Born forty-nine years ago In the Corps.
$ 50
Nearly a thousand calls were
Interment ML Hope Cemetery.
18.15
9.75
%
6.97
%
6.41
100
Surviving
are
a
daughter,
MarAudlncourt,
France,
Mr.
Rosse
It's what thousands of
Hospital after a short illness. She
tabulated at the WFAS switchPELUCCIO — Mary Jane. Ate twenty12.65 13.76 19.33 36.13
300
jorle (Mrs. John E. Schramm) of married the former Raymonde Active In Church Groups
three, of 423 South 10th Avenue, Mount would have b e e n sixty - seven
He
was
a
communicant
of
the
others do; Post sorvteca
18.80 20.46 28.82 54.02
300
21 Seminary Avenue; three sis- Patois In that country and the
Vernon, after a short illness on Janu- Feb. 2.
Church
of
the
Immaculate
Con88.83
46.94
33.00
30.22
500
ary 11th. 1953. - Solemn Requiem Mass
Sensible terms; Phono
Born in Salerno, Italy, Mrs. At- ters, Mrs. William G. Long of couple came to the United States ception and a member there of the
8L Francis of Asslsl Church, Mount
HOUSIIKU'I chart* is 2H% f*r month o* balVernon, on Thursday at 10 A. M. Inter- tili came to the United States 49 Springdale, Conn., and the Misses in 1929. They, resided in Hastings Ushers Society and the Holy Name
atcts c/ tlOO or Uss end 2% ftr monlk on thai
or stop in todayl
Elsie and Jessie Mee, both Yon- since 1940, '
fart oflht batanu In txitss of S10O and »ot in
ment family plot St. Joseph's Cemetery.
txctss of tMX). and H of 1% jur month on that
Society.
He
belonged
also
to
the
Yonkers. Reposlnt at Sharpei Puneral1 years ago and directly to Yonkers, kers, and a granddaughter, MarBesides his wife, Mr. Rosse Nocturnal Adoration Society of
tart of tha baianes In ****** effJOO to 1500.
Home. 121 South Fifth Avenue, Mount" She was a communicant of St.
jorle E. Schramm.
leaves his mother, Mrs. August Yonkers, to St. Peter's Branch, St.
Vernon.
Peter's Church.
Rosse and four brothers and three Margaret of Scotland Guild; La
Surviving besides her husband
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
ROSSE — Alfred, of Hastlnss-on-Hudson.
sisters in France.
Reposlnt at the Edwards Funeral Home. are five sons, Vincent, Daniel, Pas- Leo Arbiter
Rabida
Council,
Knights
of
ColumTHE OPENING
*4 Aahiord Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. quale, Domlnlck and Michael; two
bus, and the Court Jesters Social
Funeral service 3 P. M. Tuesday at the
Former
Candy,
Stationery
Dealer
OF
HI8 OFFICE AT
Worthlntton Church of St. floseph of daughters, Mrs. Mary Welse and
Club.
William A. Tracey
Leo
Arbiter
of
19
Gray
Place,
Arlmathea on Saw Mill River Road near Miss Emllle Attll and a brother,
For the past eight years, Mr.
Elmsford; Interment Ferncllff,
1 3 9 Locust Hill Avenue
William Aloysius Tracey of 431
Pasquale Apicella, all of Yonkers. a founder of Temple Emanu-El
Cowles
was a wholesale routeman
ttt&ns
and
a
former
candy
and
stationeryJYj«L
Cortlandt
Park
Avenue,
a
TRACBTT*—William A., on January 11th.
(Corner Ashburion Avenue)
wholesaler and distributor here, special guard at the Yonkers Gen- with the Farmlea Dairy Company
1953. Beloved husband of Frances XorYONKERS 2, N. Y.
ent*. Funeral from Phillip's FUneral John Slade
died Saturday in the Yonkers Pro- eral Hospital for the last seven in Mount Vernon, assigned to the
YONKERS OFFICE
v
Home. 50 Ludlow Street, on Wednesday.
P
o
r
t
Chester
Mamaroneck
Rye
20
S.
Broadway,
First
National Bank BIdg., 4th Floor
9:30 A. M. Mass of Requiem In St. Former Stock Exchange Member fessional Hospital after an illness years and a former employe of
for
the
past
19
yerns
consulting
one week. He was seventy-two the city's Public Works Depart- territory. He had formerly been
Denis Church at 10 A. M. interment
Phone: YOnkers 3-4560
John Slade, fifty-three, former- of
optometritt in the Medical
St. Joseph's Cemetery.
years
old.
ment, died yesterday at his home. with the Dellwood Dairy Company
MANHATTAN
BRONX
ly
of
10
Birch
Brook
Road,
YonDepartment
of
VVOLk—Of 23 Rldte Street, Hastlnas-onBorn in Poland, Mr. Arbiter
S00 FIFTH AVE, Cor. 42nd St. IJtt Ft
FORDHAM—2488 Grand Concocrae
A native , oi Troy and a Navy for about 10 years. He was a memHudson. op Saturday. January 10th. kers, and 103 Tanglewylde AvePhone:
»Ennsylran!« S-TS63
ALEXANDER
SMITH,
INC.
Cot. Focdham Rd., Wagner Bid*., 4th PI.
1933, Anna, beloved wife ot the late nue, Bronxville, who had been a came to the United States before veteran of World War I, Mr. ber of Local 338 of the Milk Wagon
Phone: CYprats 3-4000 80 E. 42nd STREET, 5th Pi., Ltoeoln Bldjt,
John Wolk. Funeral from th* Brennan member of the New York Stock the turn of the century. He helped Tracey had made his home in Yon- Drivers a n d D a i r y Employes
Phone: MUrray Hilt 2-1124
E y e s E x a m i n e d - Glasses F i t t e d
Funeral Home. 58 Main Street, Hastings,
Union.
203 E. FORDHAM ROAD, Cor. Grand
45 NASSAU STREET, at Liberty
on Tuesday. January 13th at 9 A.M. Exchange, died Saturday In Vet- organize the congregation of Tem- kers for the last 31 years or more.
MON.
•
W
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D
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rail.,
10
to
1
and
S
to
S
Coocourte,2nd Fl.Phone: LUdlow4-0800
6th Floor
Phone: RCatort4MO
ple Emanu-El, Hamilton Avenue, In that time he became widely
High Mass fcf Requiem In St. Michael's erans* Hospital, Palo Alto, Calif.
Son of the late George H. and
AND BY APPOINTMENT
Church, Yonkers. at 10 A.M. Interment.
Whtm yon p t a w or eama /a, oslt ofcowr tmr wvaa/ag kowrt
about
53
years
ago.
He
was
a
Caroline
Schwartz
Cowles,
he
was
known, first as a baseball umpire
A veteran of both world wars,
8t. Joseph's Cemetery.
charter member also of the Dun- for "various amateur and semi- born in New York City on Nov.
YOnkers 3-9456
having
served
fn
the
Marine
CARD OP THANKS
Corps, Mr. Slade was a former woodie Lodge of Masons and the professional teams and as an en- 29, 1899, and attended .New York
COOPER—Oeorie W. We wish to extend partner In Beer & Co. of 40 Wall Independent Israelites of Yonkers. tertainer and singer for fraternal schools. He came to Yonkers
our heartfelt thanks and appreciation
With his brother, the late David and other organizations here. He about 30 years ago.
for the acts ot kindness, meisaies of Street, New York. He attended Arbiter, he had conducted the
Surviving are his wife, the forhad coached the Hollow Athletic
sympathy and beautiful floral offtrtnts Yale University, Class of 1921.
wholesale candy and stationery Club,teams In th* mld-1920s.
received from our kind relatives, friends
mer
Ann Casey, whom he married
Mr. Slade attended C h r i s t business under the name of Arbiand neighbors during our recent beMr. Tracey was president of the Aug. 22, 1922, at the Church of
reavement in the loss of our belored Church in Bronxville and' was a ter Brothers Co. Inc., at 37 Hudhusband and father. We especially wish
Keneally-Kendrick Garrison, Army the Immaculate Conception; two
to thank the Tool Room Dept. of otli. member of the Siwanoy Golf Club, son Street for more than 25 years.
He was also a member of the St. He donated much of his merchan- and Navy Union. He was a former daughters, Mrs. S. E. (Elizabeth)
Wife and Children.
Anthony Club in New York. He dise as well as money to philan- member of the Yonkers Aerie of Elock of Mount Vernon and Mrs
had resided in San Jose, Calif., thropic causes in the city and chil- Eagles and t h e Unified Irish- F. B. (June) Lurken of East
T H E S E Q U A L I T Y GROCERY PRODUCTS
Meadow, L.I.; two sons, Sgt JoAmerican Society.
since 1939.
dren
of
the
community
always
reseph
F.
Cowles,
a
Korean
veteran
FLOWERS SAY IT BETTER!
Surviving are his wife, the forSurviving are his wife, Mrs. ceived gifts of candy.
ARE BEING ADVERTISED IN THIS NEWSPAPER
mer Frances Lorentz; a son, Wil- now serving with the Army in
Special Container Marjoric Smith Slade, and a
France,
and
John
G.
Cowles,
servMr.
Arbiter
is
survived
by
a
son,
daughter, Janet, both of San Jose, Morton, an attorney with the U.S. liam; three daughters, Mrs. Rhoda ing with the Army Air Force at
During Week of Jin. 12th to Jan. 17th
of
Klnahan, Mrs. Harriet Nickerson
Mixed and two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Government with offices in New and Miss Sandra Tracey, and five Sampson, N.Y.
Slade Coates of 64 Sagamore
Flowers Road, Bronxville, and Mrs. Lydia York City; a daughter, Mrs. Dan- grandchildren, all of Yonkers.
Also, two brothers, Edward
iel
(Marjorie)
Schoen,
a
former
Cowles
of Tucson, Ariz., and
Slade Wilson of Southold, L. I.
$8.00
teacher In the Yonkers p u b l i c
George Cowles of St. Petersburg,'
v
A?^?S5£$#
•* Corsages
schools, b o t h of Yonkers; two Westchester Deaths
Fla., and four grandchildren,
$ 3 . 0 0 up George J. Kunst
brothers, Joseph, also of this city,
WALTER DABNEY BLAIR of
ARNOLD BRICK OVEN LOAF
R0RI60LD ORANGES
and Morris of New York; a sister,
Head Of Art Welding Works
Mrs. Frieda Zwerner of Washing- Tarrytown, seventy-five, architect Typewriters
FLOWERS
George J. Kunst of 570 South ton, D. C, and two grandchildren, with offices in New York City and
GIFTS
fBroadwayrhead-ofth©-Art-Weld- Robert Schoen and"- Terry- Anne .lhe..{j.esiinex...of..many.public And Adding
ASTER SALTED NUTS
Pfvwera TaJatraahad Anywhere
RORieOW 6RAWEHUJIT
ing Works in Yonkers and a for- Arbiter.
educational buildings, at Tarry29 So. JVway
Y O . 3-6809
Machines
mer toymaker of Nuremburg,
town.
Germany, died Saturday in St.
TIMOTHY O'CONNELL of New
BLUE BONNET MARGARINE
Joseph's Hospital shortly after he Martin H. Crivy
GERBErTS BABY FOOD
Rochelle, sixty-ejght, an attorney
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT •
suffered a heart attack. He was Delicatessen Proprietor
with offices In New York, at the
Your Wamiim
TRADE-FNS ACCEPTED
sixty-six years old.
Martin H. Crivy of 43 King Bronx.
ONE YEAR TO PAT
U Worth
Only
BREYER'S ICE CREAM
Mr. Kunst, who learned his Avenue, a delicatessen proprietor
W. RAYMOND MONROE of
GORHAM SILYER POLISH
business In his native Nuremburg. at 977 McLean Avenue and a for- Tarrytown, sixty-two, a dealer in All Makes • R«nte4 Mt Repaired
Ike Bent in
came to the United States In 1907 mer printer, died Saturday In the precious stones for 30 years with
Funeral
Service
and established a tin8mlthy^_ and yeteranjrllospiuj. Klngsbrldge, at nn office on Fifth Avenue in New
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180
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Ironworks in Brooklyn,"~He~oper- The age of fifty-nine. '
i;;;:;
New
Main
St,
York, at TarryTowrir
KEEBLER TOWN HOUSE
I1 SUSINKt*
ated the Art Welding Works in
M A C H I N I CO.
YO. 5-0787
For the last seven years, Mr.
H. FRANK HOMAN
sixtyYonkers for the last 18 years and Crivy had conducted his business eight, a partner in the British
p»m
CADET DOG FOOD
CRACKERS
conducted the shop on wheels that at the McLean Avenue address wool Importing firm of De Pernio
FUNERAL HOME, INC.
gave door-to-door service here.
and formerly almost as long on and Homan, New York City, at
Besides ornamental iron Work the Saw Mill River Road.
White Plains.
107 North Broadway
CHASE ft SANBORN COFFEE
KRETSCHMErVS WHEAT 6ERM
for homeowners, Mr. Kunst also
Born in New York City, he had
WILFRED J. WORCESTER of
WVAWYOnk.rs 5-2700
undertook welding commissions been a member of the "Big Six" White Plains, eighty-eight, who
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for factories. Among h'« notable Typographical U n i o n . He had retired In 1932 as vice president
CHASE ft SANBORN
krt work was the restoration of worked for a number of New York and secretary of the United States
LIBBY'S FROZEN FOODS
several hronie statues In the printing concerns and at one time Trust Company, 45 Wall Street,
Whsn
INSTANT COFFEE
at White Plains,
Xm rUNBUl HOME WITH A Untermyer' Park and Gardens In for the New York Times.
North Yonkers which had been
In World War I, Mr. Crivy had
you
MAYPIOATS
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damaged hy vandals. He also liked served in the Navy aboard a ship
COCK
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BULL
6IN6ER
BEER
to make toy* for the children of on duty In Atlantic waters. He St. GwimirS P.T.A.
DiomriED
his acquaintance.
was a member of New York Navy To Meet Tomorrow
HAIRCUTS
Post
16,
American
Legion,
and
No Immediate relatives survive
P E C h W S RYE BREAD
The Parent - Teacher AasoclaAND
Yonkers
Post,
Jewish
War
VetD
a
MONTE
PINEAPPLE
him.
rUNIRAL HOMt
erans. He was active In the Lin- tlon of St. Casjlmlr's School on
spocify
SANITARY SHAVING
Nepperhan Avenue will meet toWilliam dterko
coln Park Jewish Center.
Mrs.
Everett
S.
Cold
well
SACRAMENTO TOMATO JUICE
Surviving are his wife, the for- morrow at 8 P. M.-in t"he school
UcfWswd Manager A Emhalmer*
• 6 BARBERS
FU6STAFF FROZEN
Actire In Ohtireh and KoelaJ Work mer Fannie Nemhauser; a daugh- auditorium. Fourth grade mothAt Your Sarvks
I l l YONKERS A V I N U I
Mrs. Charlotte Bate* Coldwell. ter, Eleanor, eleven;'a brother, era will be hostesses.
ORANGE JUICE
fifty-nine,
who
had
been
active
In
Alfred
xTrlvy
in
Brooklyn,
and
a
I f WASHINGTON ST.
SUNSWEET PRUNES
•
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At
Eoch
CHILEAN
AMBASSADOR
DIES
volunteer social work In Bronx- sister, Mra. Amelia Levine of
Choir
For
Busy
Ex*cuYOakera ! - « m
WASHINGTON, (AP) — Felix
ville and served on several com- Manhattan.
FLAGSTAFF MARGARINE
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Nelto Del Rio, recently resigned
rh**s And Butin*ssm*n
mittees, particularly those associSWANS DOWN YELLOW
Chilean Ambassador to the United
ated with Lawrence Hospital and Mr*. A. W. Robertson
S 3 voatRCM r u M < * A i H O « I
States, died early today of coro• Seporors Children's
the Reformed Church, died Friday
CAKE MIX
nary thrombosis. He was about
Funeral* Priced
In that hospital. Her home was 8 Sherwood Park Realrfent
FLAGSTAFF TOMATO JUICE
Hoir Cutting Dtpt.
Mr*.
Lula
May
Robertson
of
29
alxty-nvt.
Brooklands.
to Meet
Mr*. Coldwell, who was herself Brant Street In the Sherwood
aavs*TiMMt*rr
a
reflitered nurse, "was the wife Park aectlon of Yonkers, a memYITA FOODS
FLORIDA ORANGES
Need*
of Everett S, Coldwell, president ber of the Minnehaha Chapter,
and chairman of the board of Order of th*. Eastern Star, in
YOlKill UAIINI IAIBEI
Ford, Bacon and Davit Inc., engi- Mount Vernon, died Saturday In DO
FLORIDA 6RAFEFRUIT
Reck, Slide er Slip?
WISE POTATO CHIPS
neer* and constructor*, of 89 th* Yonkera Profeaalonal Hospi%
SHOP
tal.
**
Broadway,
New
York.
PUNIRAL HOME ,
r A S T t r r * . a» tsa»r*ma »ww**f to
She was the wife of Alexander to afkriaUM Mt « M * r «r twwar aJaUa,
Avrntp WArton, r-«»
Mra Coktwell was graduated
ete*«» Motfoavs
hAtds
tottti «*<*• ftnaty to tfa**.
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from the Flower and Fifth Ave- W. Robertson, a retired member Do «Mfiii»
ma*, alt* «r raetu ffa roatiar.
4? Mat- S+rsa*, Yo«V**t
i t t fetitti BrauNrtsr
of th* staff of the Bowery Savings t***T. raaty ta«»« or raattet.
fasnue Hospitals in New York.
ti aifcatina O I M I - M M V
D O * * no*
a« Mtofctaftsl AvaT.I. Y O . J 4431
Surviving beside* her husband Bank In New York City. She was
Ctt»**s "Mai* * * * * *
<4**«nr*
vctohara s-#ntt
re***** S-Stt*
are two son*, Charles William and born In Newark, N. J„ and had tmth) Ort TkftWnt
U mt
«ra*
SBESBsSSSSSSSSSSS waaaasll Robert Sharpie* Coldwell; * sis* mada* h«r home In Yonker* for •**%.
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