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COURIER-POST, Comden, N. Soturdoy, November 16, 1963 Dr. Blake Dies at 73, Was Veterinarian M. J. Caulfield, Former Mayor, Dead at 70 born in Philadelphia and lived in hituarics Dr.

L. Blake Davis, 73, a veterinarian for 55 years, died night in his home, 45 Chews Landing Clementon. He was ALMONESSON Mart J. Caul-j MRS. CATHERINE G.

KIRZ CECIL Mrs. Catherine G. Kurz. 59 of 124 Piney Hollow died Memorial Mass Set For Police, Firemen A Memorial Mass for deceased South Jersey police and firemen will be celebrated Nov. 24 at 9 a.m.

in St. Bartholomew's Church, 751 Kaighns ave. The Rev. Joseph Leary, pastor, will be the celebrant. Families of the deceased have been especially invited to attend the Mass.

Many policemen and firemen will attend in uniform. field, 70, mayor of Dcptford Township from 1928 to 1955 and former sealer of weights and measures for Gloucester County, died yesterday in the office of a Cherry MRS. MARY F. McHERAN RIVERSIDE Mrs. Mary F.

Mc-Heran. 83. of 124 Delaware the borough 47 years. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania in 1912, Dr. Davis was a member of the New Jersey Veterinarians Association, the A.V.M.A.

Association, the Keystone V.M. Association, and Laurel Lodge 237, He is survived by his wife, Bertha, and a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy D. Brown at home. Services will be at the convenience of the family which has requested donations be sent to St.

Mary's Episcopal Church, Clementon. There will be no viewing. died Thursday in Zurbrugg Me Hill physician. Mr. Caulfield was a Gloucester morial Hospital.

Born in Florence, she lived in Riverside 70 vears. Thursday in her home. A native of Philadelphia, she lived here for the past 30 years. Surviving are her husband, Joseph: four sons, Thomas of Wil-liamstown. Bernard with the U.S.

Navy, William O'Donnel of Run-nemede and James T. O'Donnel of San Bernadino, two daughters, Miss Elizabeth C. and Miss Florence Kurz, both at home; County freeholder from 1930 to She is survived by a daughter, 1943; a past president of the New Jersey State Weights and Meas Mrs. Ellen C. Ellis at home; a son.

Joseph P. of Camden: two MRS. MARGARET WARNER Mrs. Margaret A. Warner, for-i mer Haddon Township Democratic county committeewoman.

died Thursday at her home. 46 Cambridge Westmont. She was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of Holy Saviour1 Church. Westmont. Surviving are her husband, Arthur a son, Joseph at home; two brothers.

Dr. Francis Donnelly and Dr. William Donnelly, both of Philadelphia. Friends will meet at 8:30 a.m. Monday at Foster's Funeral Home, Haddon and Lees Collingswood.

High Mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Saviour Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Yeadon, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night. grandchildren and three great three sisters.

Mrs. Florence Dieter EVOY FUNERAL HOME WM. B. EVOY 129 WHITE HOUSE PIKE HADDON HEIGHTS, N.J. LI 7-7SM grandchildren.

Friends and relatives will meet Monday at 8 a.m. at the Cunningham Funeral Home, 154 Webster st. High requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. in St. Peter's Church.

Burial will be in St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 7 p.m. at the funeral home. ures Association; an Army ve-eran of World War I and member of the Arthur J.

Holeton Post, American Legion, Wenonah. Also a trustee of St. Agnes' Church, Blackwood Terrace; member of the Holy Name Society; Woodbury Council 1994 and Bishop Eustace Council 4th Degree, Knights of Columbus; Almo-nesson Lake Fire Company; Deptford Township Exempt Firemen's Association; director, Wenonah Building and Loan Association; Deptford Township Republican Club. Surviving are his wife, Anna two sons, Martin F. of Almones-son and Charles P.

of the Virgin and Mrs. Winney Stappen. both of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ann Wilson of Chula Vista, Calif. Friends will meet Monday at 8:30 a.m.

in the Bell Funeral I Home, 420 S. Main Williams-town. High Mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Church, Williamstown.

I Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow I night at the funeral home. 602 E. Main Street MAPLE SHADE Phone NOrmandy 2-4758 EDWARD P. LEONARD, JR.

Funeral Home 2 3415 River Avenue, Camden Phone WOedlown 3-5355 MRS. ANNA O'NEIL Mrs. Anna O'Neil of 208 Downing Somerdale, died yesterday at home. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dolores Foga, with whom she lived: a brother, John F.

CUNNINGHAM Funeral ffom 154 WEBSTER ST. RIVERSIDE, N. j. Phone HObart 1-0240 1 THOMAS R. ALLS Services will be held Monday for Thomas R.

Walls, of 243 Min-netonka Hi-Nella, who died Wednesday in Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, at 11 a.m. in the Hinckley, Erie, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Reilly and Miss Ellen Hinckley, both of Long UPI-Couner Post Telephoto FRITZ REINER, 74, who retired last year as musical director of the Chicago Symphony, died yesterday of pneumonia in New York's Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was to have conducted the orchestra at the Metropolitan Opera last Islands; three brothers, Michael and James of Philadelphia and Joseph of Seaside Park; two sisters, Mary and Helen of Philadelphia, and six grandchildren.

Friends will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the McCann Funeral Charles H. Iredell Funeral Home, 402 White Horse Haddon Heights. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tomorrow.

Burial will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery, Pa. Surviving are his wife, Lillian; a son, Thomas, of Glassboro; a mil We stand ready to assume the responsibility for the care and protection of your departed loved ones. Island. Y. Friends will meet Monday at 8:30 a m.

in the David F. Harri-gan Funeral Home, 1451 Broadway, Camden. A requiem high Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 A.m. in the Church of Lady of Grace, White Horse Somerdale. Friends may call tomorrow jiight.

Rurial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa. OUR FAMILY ROOM is situated so that those within may see and hear all that goes on in the Chapel, without being exposed to others attending the service. It affords complete privacy for the family. Established 7902 the MURRAY FUNERAL HOME 408 COOPER ST. CAMDEN Phone WO 3-1460 Wm.

J. Parad, Mgr. Home, 122 W. Church Blackwood. Solemn requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.

in St. Agnes' Church, Blackwood Terrace. There will be a viewing in the funeral home Monday night. Burial will be in New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr.

daughter. Mrs. Lavenia Parker of night. Fritz Reiner Dies at 74, Early Dream Fulfilled Alden, a sister, Mrs. Ruth Prince of California; two grand children, and three 9:30 a.m.

NEW YORK (LTD Fritz MRS. HAZEL A. BRYAN Memorial services will be held for Mrs. Hazel A. Bryan, 75, of 286 Saturday to 9:30 p.m.

B. C. Schroeder St ons Reiner, 74, who fulfilled a boyhood dream by becoming one of the world's leading symphonic orchestra conductors, died in a hospital yesterday of pneumonia. was canceled last Monday when he entered Mt. Sinai Hospital.

His appearance at the Met would have been his first as conductor there since he left it a decade ago for Chicago. Reiner, who became a United States citizen in 1928, is survived 2 noon Berlin Clementon, at 7:30 tomorrow in Clementon Community Church. Mrs. Bryan, iwho died recently, was the widow of George Bryan and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Edward F.

Sunday to 6 p.m. Ben Schroeder, Mgr. Bern Schroeder Ken Schroeder Dpndobft funtral Strvic Sine 1884 715 Ceeptr Slrl, Comden Phont WO 3-0400 Day or Night Among Reiner great accom-Dlishments was his success in (Camden not open Sunday) raising the once-mediocre Chicago Garcia, two grandchildren and Richard G. Ward by his wife, Carlotta. She was at lone great-grandchild.

his bedside when he died. Symphony to a position of emi SQKXilEGD Cfi nence in the classical music world. Reiner joined the orchestra as i director in 1953. Within a few years it was regarded as the see- ond best in the nation, just behind the Philadelphia Symphony. Planned Celebration A heart attack in 1960 curtailed his work with the orchestra, and all items at Philadelphia and Cherry Hill Sorry, no mail or phone orders jhe resigned his post two years later.

He had planned to cele brate his 75th birthday next month with a four-week engagement with the Chicago Symphony. Reiner, born in Budapest, Hungary, studied law at the urging of his father. But his mother, an liy iJi wrOTkv'fjai in 1' amateur musician, apparently had a stronger influence on him. He began studying the piano at the age of 6, and by the time he was' 13 he had decided to become a conductor. He continued his law studies in his teens even as he attended the Budapest Royal Academy of Music, from which he was graduated in 1908.

Career Starts His career started a short t'me later when he was summoned hastily to take over for a conductor who had become ill just before a performance of Carmen at the Opera-Comique of Buda BUDGET STORE SAVINGS MONDAY 1 0 to 9:30 boys' Cranbrook Jr. sport shirts, 6-16 3 for $5 boys' fee shirts, midways, 6 to 1 6 59c, 3 for 1 .65 boys' briefs, cotton knit, 6 to 16 3 for $1 boys' knit gloves, warm styles 1.69, 2 prs. $3 boys' Cranbrook Jr. Socks of 3 prs. 1.10 jr.

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CORRADETTI CIBBSTOWX Mrs. Yincona Cnrradetti of 423 Jefferson died yesterday in Cooper Hospital. She was a member of the auxiliary of St. Michael's Church Mutual Club. Surviving are her husband.

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of Gibbstown; five daughters, I Nanette at home, Mrs. Rose of Mount Royal, Mrs. Julia M. Benne of Paulsboro, Mrs. Frances M.

Sarmiento of Gibbstown. Mrs. Sunday A. Wright of Woodbury; a brother and a sister in Italy and 16 grandchildren. Friends will meet Tuesday at 8 30 a in a funeral home at Broad ami Hudson sts.

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