Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 64

2E COURIER-POST, Wednesday, April 15, 1981 GENERAL NEWS DSATM NOTICES tl AY BAALS Suddenly on April 13, 1981 William T. (Junie) of Deptford, N.J. Age Si years. Survived by his wife Margaret (nee Qull-len) and son William A. Baals at home.

He Is also survived by three brothers Joseph Baals of Buselton, Richard Baals of Bellmawr and Thomas Baals of William-stown. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services Thursday tl am at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike and Haverford Runnemede. Interment will be private at the convenience of the family. Friends may call Wednesday evening after 7at the funeral home. BERGER On April 13, 1981.

Fritz H.G. husband of the late Lena of Turnersvllle, N.J. Age 69 years. Survived by a son Fred of Langh-orne, a daughter Diana Fisher of Mill-vllle, four grandchildren and brothers and Sisters. Family and Friends are invited to attend the Funeral Service Saturday 10am at the EGIZI FUNERAL HOME, 200 Gant-town Turnersvllle, N.J.

Cremation West Laurel Hill Crematory. Viewing Friday evening after 7pm at the Funeral Home. BROWN On April 11, 1981. Irvin 6. (Pop).

Husband of the late Esther Straub). Of Col-llngswood, N.J. Formerly of Gloucester City, N.J. Age 65 years. Survived by one son, Irvln G.

Brown Jr. One daughter Mrs. Donna Heal. Six grandchildren. One sister, Mrs.

Louise Dadlno. Relatives and friends, also members of Highland Park Methodist Churchand Highland Park Fire Company, are invited to services on Thursday, 1 p.m. at The Highland Park Methodist Church, Gloucester. Friends may call 12 to I p.m. Interment Harleigh Cemetery.

Family requests donations be sent to The Highland Park Methodist Church, Gloucester, N.J. Under the direction of THE ETHERINGTON FUNERAL HOME. CAPUTI Eleanor C. (nee) Senkarik. Suddenly on April 13, 1981.

Beloved wife of William of Pennsauken, N.J. Age 46 years. Mrs. Caputi Is also survived by two sons, Robin of Hi-Nella and Thomas at home, also her mother Mrs. Florence Adamski of Audubon, four sisters, Janice Bolle, Virginia, Terrie Zippilli, Pitman, Theresa Malln-owskl, Camden, Dorothy Swack also of Camden.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Friday 10am, the ROEDEL-DAVIES FUNERAL CHAPEL, 4522 Westfleld Ave, Pennsauken. Interment Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Thursday evening after 7. Agent backs FBI boss Associated Press ATLANTA An FBI agent, saying that some of the children were slain by their parents, says his boss had "the full facts behind him" In announcing that several of the 23 slayings of black youths were "substantially solved." FBI Special Agent Mike Twibell told a civic club in Macon, that FBI Director William Webster was correct when he made the statement, published in yesterday's editions of the Atlanta Constitution. The statement has been disputed by Atlanta officials.

Questioned by reporters after the meeting, Twibell said that "some of those kids were killed by their parents." Twibell's comments yesterday coincided with the funeral of the 23rd youth found dead in the Atlanta area since July 1979. About 150 mourners attended the funeral of 20-year-old Larry Rogers, described by police as small in stature and mentally retarded. His decomposing body was found April 9 in an abandoned apartment building less than two miles from his northwest Atlanta home. Only one other victim has been an adult. Police, meanwhile, continued to search yesterday for a man who was last seen with Rogers on March 30, the day he disappeared.

A police composite drawing pictures the PANCIERA On April 13, 1981 Benjamin G. Husband of Helen (nee Woessner) of Cherry Hill, N.J. Age 69 years. Also survived by two daughters Mrs. Diane Schurr of Cherry Hill and Christine of Marlton.

One brother Arthur. One sister Mrs. Yolanda DeLuca both of Cherry Hill. Two grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday morning from the ALLOWAY FUNERAL HOME, 315 E.

Maple Merchantville. (Corner of Cove Rd. and Maple Ave.) Christian Blessing and Burial Rite 10:30 a.m. St. Peter's Church, Merchantville.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. No viewing Wednesday evening. Relatives and friends may call after 9:30 a.m. Thursday morning. Should friends desire contributions to the Deborah Hospital, Browns Mills, N.J.

would be appreciated. REILLEY On April 14, 1981 Mary Helen nee Wilson wife of the late Louis of Runnemede. Age 81 years. Mother of Dorothy R. Johnson, Lois Mack, Jean Storch, Barbara Ottaway, ten grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends of the family may call Friday morning 9:30 am at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike 4 Haverford Runnemede. Funeral Services 10am St. Johhn's Episcopal Chruch, Chews Landing. Interment Haddonfield Baptist Cemetery, Haddonfield. In lieu of any other expressions of sympathy memorial contributions may be made to St.

John's Episcopal Church. RICKENBACH On April 13, 1981 Adam husband of the late Caroline (nee Thomas) of Pennsauken, N. J. Age 94 years. Survived by a son Leslie of Woodbury, a brother James of Laurel Springs, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday at 11 o'clock from the ROEDEL-DAVIES FUNERAL CHAPEL, 4522 West! ield Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. Interment Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Wednesday evening. SMTFIN On. April It 1981 Frank W.

of Snuff ins Lane, Tansboro, N.J. Age 82 years. Husband of Gertrude (nee Shoemaker). Brother of Ethel Bray, of Florida Mr. Snuffin was owner of a grocery store In Slcklerville and a butcher for Bringhurst for 10 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend funeral services Saturday 9 a.m. at the KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME, 14 Rich Berlin, N.J. Interment Berlin Cemetery. Friends maycallFrldayevening7to9. WILLIAMS On April 15, 1981.

Bessie H'toee McCreery) Age 83 years of Haddonfield. Wife of the late Charles F. Survived by Ulster Jennie H. Somers and three brothers Thomas, James, Willard for relatives and friends Friday" II a.m. at STRETCH-EVANS FUNERAL HOME, 8 W.

Kings Highway, Haddonfield. Where friends may call Thursday evening 7 to 9p.m. (PARKING ON PREMISES). Entombment Chelton Hills Philadelphia. mi -m Associated Press DAVIS Beatrice C.

455 Royden Street, Camden, N.J. Age 58. On April 13, 1981. Survived by husband Mr. Earl Davis.

Five daughters, Arlene Mayo, Carol Lewis, Barbara Davis, Glenda Davis and Sheila Davis. Six sons, Donald, Dwain, Gary, Keith, Benjamin and David Davis. Eleven grandchildren. Two sisters, Elaine Vinis and Betty Rolen. Two brothers, Alfred Wallace and Edward Wallace.

A host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend funeral services Friday, at 1:00 p.m., at The Faith Holy Temple Church, 2713 River Road, Camden, N.J., where friends may call after 11 a.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, Pennsauken, N.J. Funeral services under the direction of THE CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME. DYE Suddenly on April 12, 1981 Shirley Mae (nee Robeson) of 1012 Crest Pine Hill, N.J.

Age 45 years. Survived by her son Paul R. of Pine Hill, daughters Shirley, Brenda, Dorothy all at home. Two grandchildren. Her mother Mrs.

Katharine Stip-pick of Pine Hill, father Theodore, brothers Theodore of Oklahoma, Free-mont of Hammonton, Paul of Pine Hill, sisters, Mrs. Jeanette Quinn of Clementon, Mrs. Katherine Storm of Tansboro, and Mrs. Margaret Stiles of Slcklerville. Rela-- lives and friends of the family also employees of Cam.

Co. Institutions are invited to attend the funeral services Thursday 11 a.m. at the ORAL. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Clemen-ton, N.J. Interment Berlin Cemetery.

Friends may call Wednesday evening. FIRELIGHT On April 13, 1981, Alice V. (nee Kehler). Wife of the late Martin W. of Cross Pine Hill.

Age 85. Survived by two daughters Alice Syer of Pine Hill 8, Lorraine Per-llnglero of Pine Hill, six grandsons, thirteen great-grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren, one brother Oliver Kehler of Florida, two sisters Emily Snuf-fin of Barrlngton Mabel Adlesberger of Arizona. Relatives 8, friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10am from the DANKS-HINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 125 North White Horse Pike, Llndenwold. Interment Berlin Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening7-9.

HUNT James Alexander formerly of Camden, of 101 Belmont Pleasantville, N.J. Age 45 years. Died April 12, 1981. Survived by his mother Mable Morris, two sons James and Bruce Dotson, three daughters Brenda, Charlene and Sharon Dotson, four brothers Jessie Hunt, Spencer, James and Ronald Morris, seven sisters Lillian Norton, Linda Norrls, Gale Cope-land, Patricia Richardson, Pauline, Shirley and Gloria Morris, nine grandchildren. Relatives and Friends of the family are invited to attend Funeral Services on Friday at 12 noon at CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 831 VanHook Camden.

Friends may call after 10am. Interment New Camden Cemetery, Camden. Relatives and Friends will meet at 338 Sycamore Camden, LAMBERT On April IS, 1981 Miss Geneva B. Lambert, formerly of Wayne Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. Due notice of the funeral will be given by HOLL-MURPHY OF HADDONFIELD.

KERSKEY On April 13, 1981. Ida (nee Scheer). Beloved wife of Herman Kerskey of Clementon. Also survived by two sons, Morton J. of Pomona Beach, Fla.

And William R. of Phoenix, Ar. A daughter, Marlene Weber of Clementon. Two brothers, Henry David, both of Phila. Six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, Funeral service private and at the convenience of thefamily.

Funeraldirected by the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOMES of Camden and Marlton. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the Eagles Fly for Leukemia, co Veteran's Stadium, Pa. 19148. MARSH On April 13, 1981, Edward Downing. Husband of Verda B.

(nee Benner). Of Voor-hees, N.J. Age 63 years. Father of Mrs. Melodie Sulzner, West Berlin, N.J., Mrs.

Christine D'Orio of Voorhees, N.J., brother of Rolf Marsh, Glenolden, Murray Marsh, Key West, Fla. and Mrs. Mary Lou Leach, also surviving three grandchildren. He was a member of Harmony Royal Arch Chapter No. 52 and Post 372, American Legion.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday evening 8:30 p.m. at the MURRAY-PARADEE FUNERAL HOME, 601 W. Marlton Pk. (Rt. 70), Erl-ton.

Cherry Hill, N.J. Interment Thursday Easton Cemetery, Easton, Pa. Friends maycall Wednesday evening 7 p.m. MOORE Levis J. Of 7 Ingram Pleasantville, N.J.

Age 88 years. Died on Tuesday April 15th at the Atlantic City Medical Center. He attended St. Peter's R.C. Church Of Pleasantville and was also a Veteran of World War I.

He is survived by two nephews Isiah Moore and Abram Moore, five niecesCamilla Moore, Alice Moore, Christine Allen, Etta Walker, Rev. Dorothy Thornton, one grand-niece Alta Woody, host of other great, grand nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends of the family may attend funeral serviceson Saturday 11 a.m. from the CARL MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 219 Warwick Lawnslde, where friends may call after 9 a.m. Interment Mt.

Peace Cemetery, Lawnslde, N.J. MULLARKEY On April 13, 1981, Francis B. husband of Helen M. (nee McDermott) of Laurel Springs, N.J. Age 54.

Father of Helen Francis B. Jr. and Michael brother of John and his twin Joseph. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, Black Horse Pike and Haverford Road, Runnemede. Mass of Christian Burial 10am St.

Agnes R.C. Church, Coles Road, Blenheim. Interment New St. Marys Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7at the funeral home.

4 3 1 p-i 1 I tV Illl IN MEMORIAM BELL In sad and loving memory of my dear mother Gertrude Bell on her birthday April 15, 1981. Peaceful be thy rest dear mother, it is sweet to breath they name. In life we loved you dearly in death we do the same; God knows how much I miss her never shall Iter memory fade. Loving thoughts shall ever wonder to the place where she layst This is your birthday Mom. If only you could be with us nothing could make me Your loving daughter Shirley.

BUCHOLSKI In sad and loving memory ol my hJBsband Edward J. who passed away April .1177: Oh what would I give to clasp his hand, His dear kind face to see. To hear his vtoice, to see his smile that meant so much Always, Ann. CARTER In loving memory of our brother, Barton E. Carter who passed away April 15, 1975, Remembrance is a golden chair( dfath tries to break but all in vain.

The may wipe uut many things, but this they wipe out never, the memory of those happy days when we were always together. Sadly missed and loved, Paulette, Karen, John, Lorid Children. CARTER In loving memory of our son. Barton E. Carter who passed away April 1st 1975.

However long our lives may last son, whatever lands we view, whatever joy pr. flf lei beours, we will always think of you Sadly missed and always Pop' worn. HAINES Victim buried Pallbearers carry the casket victim of Atlanta's string of Atlanta church yesterday. man as black, between 50 and 55 years old, with long gray-black hair, heavy eyelashes and a mustache. Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown yesterday disputed reports that police have a man in custody At the funeral service, retired Army Chief of Chaplains Francis L.

Sampson stressed the unassuming qualities that won Bradley a reputation for modesty and identified him with the "dogfaces" he led across Europe. Sampson, who was with Bradley on the Normandy beachhead in 1944, recalled the general in baggy trousers jammed into the tops of his combat boots and said nobody would have known he was a general were it not for the stars on his collar. I of Larry Rogers, the 23rd child murders, from an who resembles the composite drawing. "We have not arrested anyone that we've charged with any cases associated with the children's cases," Brown said. The one-time chaplain, now a Roman Catholic pastor in Shenandoah, Iowa, blessed Bradley as "husband, father, citizen, soldier, patriot." The Army Band played the traditional hymn "Army Blue" as young pallbearers representing all the armed services bore Bradley's casket to a waiting grave next to that of his first wife, Mary, who died in 1965.

Overlooking the double grave is a simple granite headstone emb r4 r' riVO-Siar Tiag Associated Press Gen. Omar N. Bradley's five-star banner and a riderless yesterday from Washington into Arlington National Cem-horse follow the gun carriage bearing his casket etery, were he was buried beside his first wife. Bradley given final salute in Arlington In sad and loving memory of our Beverly, who left this life on her 21st birthday April is.wo. They say time heals all sorrows, and helps us to forget.

But time, so far, has only proved, how much we miss her Lord, forgive our silent tears, and constant wishing she was here. It broke 9ur hearts to have her go For she was 'ouri" and we lo ved her so. Just keep her in year loving care, Until, one by one, we meet her there. Loved and sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Eddie, Eric, Gramsand Aunt Pat. nuzzi -J In remembrance of my niece, NeaneUe, on her 18th birthday, April 15th.

She suddenly passed away 1981. Loved and sadly missed by henAttfit Ellen Stesanowicz SOCHANSKI In sad and loving memory of our beloved mother, Amelia, who passed away April 15,1979. Jf Two years have passed, Since that sad'day the one we loved was called away, Cod took her home, it was His will, but JhTBur heartsshellvethstlll. Sadly missed by daughters, leaner, Irene, Jennie Jessie. lazoned with five stars in a circle.

Although Arlington Cemetery is lined with thousands of white headstones covering the graves of ordinary soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen and Coast Guardsmen, Bradley's grave is on a choice site apparently reserved for senior of fi-cers. The nearest headstones bear the names of Gen. Earle Wheeler and Adm. Arthur Radford, like Bradley former chairmen of the joint chiefs of staff. CARD OF THAKXS THE FAMILY OF CHARLES L.

LEWIS (CLOCKER) wljhVs fo thank Corea's Gym, Cherry Hill Hospital and The Cherry Hill Police Dept. for their help during our recent bereavement. LEONARD FUNERAL HOMES Associated Press WASHINGTON Gen. Omar N. Bradley, a Missouri teacher's son who became a' World War II legend, is buried among some of America's elite military commanders on a hillside overlooking the capital of the nation he served.

The last of the five-star leaders who shaped victory 36 years ago, Bradley was given a final salute yesterday by all the armed services, by aging comrades and by top figures of the Reagan administration, including first lady Nancy Reagan. Bradley died last Wednesday at age 88. As a general of the army, he never officially retired. After a solemn service in the gothic Washington Cathedral, Bradley's flag-covered casket was carried to Arlington National Cemetery on a black gun carriage drawn by six matched white horses. A lone soldier walked behind, bearing the general's huge red standard with its five white stars.

Id Serving South Jersey Since 1918 111. woman electrocuted by lightning EDWARD P. LEONARD, JR. Two locations to serve you 35th ST. and RIVER AVE, CAMDEN and 2850 FEDERAL STREET, CAMDEN 3x1 Associated Press TOVEY, III.

A 29-year-old woman was killed while talking on the telephone, apparently by lightning that traveled through the line after striking an outside wire, officials said. Vicky Foster was talking to her grandmother on a telephone at a friend's house Monday night when she apparently was electrocuted, said Sgt. Donald Brown of the Christian County sheriff 's office. A spokesman for Illinois Bell in Chicago said its parent firm, American Telephone Telegraph, had no record of any similar accident in the United States before Monday. Brown said lightning apparently hit an outside line during Foster's telephone conversation.

The Tovey area, which is about 20 miles southeast of Springfield, was hit by heavy storms and lightning Monday night, Foster is survived by a husband and two sons. PHONE 33-5355 or C53-2CC3 Is 4t.