The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 11

Mmit) News, WilmlaitM, Dal. Astil 1. IfiJ Wilmington Area Obituaries Mrs. HcrveyD. Boyca Mrs.

Gladys S. Boyoe of North N-J Votoran MissNottio' Bishop Dios Cast, (UM yesterday in Wilmington General Hospital in citandtd illnes. end 0A70 DAY a.a.fo()p.ra. era un 7UGGDAY HI. periraental Station died Saturday at Delaware HoiplUl ,1 Robinson had been ill since last November.

Active in Masonic affairs, he was a member of the Armstrong Lodge No. 26, F4AM of Newport; the Delaware Consistory and the Square Club at the Experimental Station. A nitive of Wilmington, Mr. Robinson was a graduate of Wilmington High School He UW w--- She it survived by her hus S. Hartman, he is survived by two sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Lentz of Santa Barbara, Calif, and Mrs. Grant Burnside of St Petersburg, Fla. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Ave. and Jefferson followed by interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park.

Mrs. John W. Coverdale Jr. Mrs. Mary E.

Coverdale, 22, wife of John W. Coverdale of near Mlddletown, died in band, Harvey ton, Dean R. Boyc of North East; and two brothers, R7 S. Ford, of Winnebago, ind J. Howard tam! Af Stillwater.

Minn. Miss Annette Bishop, 76, proofreader who served two Wilmington newspapers a total of 49 years, died early Satur served in the U.S. Army in Sot bar lived in this area day is The Memorial Hospital Miss Bishop left Beacom Col tinea IMS. funeral aervicei wfll be held 11 m. tomorrow it th Mrs.

Apolinary (Korbut) Corbstt Mrs Caroline (Korbut) Corbett of 1507 Lancaster Ave. died at her home Saturday after a long illness. She was the widow of Apolinary (Korbut) Corbett, and was a native of Poland who had lived, in Wilmington most of her life. Surviving are three sons, Peler, David and Paul all of Wilmington; a sister in Poland and another in California; three prandchlMren and six greatgrandchildren. The funeral will be tomorrow, with solemn requiem mass in St.

Hedwig's Catholic Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the Yasik Funeral Home, 607 S. Harrison tonight The family requests that flowers be omitted. Mrs.

Konstanty Jankowski lege (now Goldey Beacom Rock Preabyteriin Church, Fair School of Business) to go to work in 1902, when she was 15 years old. It was then that she childbirth Saturday in Union World War II as a member of the 608th Military Police Bat-" talion. His service included 17 months in England and France. In addition to his widow, Mrs. Francis Campbell Robinson, he is survived by a daughter, Miss Laura Robinson.

Services will be held from the McCrery Funeral Home. sssm Joined the old Every Evening as a proofreader. With the 1933 merger of the two papars, she continued in the same capacity with the Journsl-Every Evening until her retirement in 3010 Kirkwood Highway near Hill, Md. imermeni wui be private In Gricelawn Memorial Park. There will be no viewing.

In lieu of flowers (he family requests contributions to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements are by the Mc-Crery Funeral Home. Oscar E. Robinson Oscar E. Robinson, 46, of 26 McMullln Manor Park, employed for 14tt years by the Du Pont retained chemical section at the Ex- 1951.

race's corner, at 11 a.m. Wednesday, followed by interment in Gracelawn Memorial MISS NETTIE, as she wu Park. Friends may call at the McCrery Funeral Home tomor fondly addressed by her friends and co-workers, was a quiet row after 7 p.m. Masonic services will be held at the funeral Hospital Elkton, Md. The baby, a girl is still living.

She also is survived by another daughter, Liu Ann, at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baer of Bear; a sister, Mrs. Frank Jannunio, Sherwood Park; four brothers, George Baer, Kiamensi Heights; Kenneth Baer, CheLta Estates; Donald Baer, Deepwater, N.J.; Robert Baer Dataware City. Mrs.

Coverdale was graduated from Delaware City High School in 1959. Services will be held In the Daniels Funeral Home, 212 N. Board Mlddletown, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow eve little lady who offered her opinion only when asked.

When Oil home at 7 p.m. tomorrow. she began her career, the proof tW3Wi9 la33 U3JJ Mrs. Helen Jankowski of 310 Cedar St died at her home Saturday following a heart attack, She was a native of Poland room was one of the few spots in a newspaper plant where CABD Of THANKS women predominated. Mrs.

Willis D. Nicholson Mrs. Myrtle V. Nicholson. 37.

and rrrxottM Wt "lib to thank huh La who had lived in Wilmingtob IIM Miss Bishop's coushv Miss nanr iriands i3 mWIvm for their flndMM. end jnyeth ahowr. Alice Bishop, also a News wife of Willis D. Nicholson of during uu wm Journal proofreader, died 1007 E. 11th St, died Saturday about a year ago.

The "Miss Nettie" and Alice" dis morning in Wilmington General Hospital DEATHS tinguished one from the other. In addition to her husband. Miss Nettie's passion for ning. for mere than SO years. Her memberships included the St.

Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Society and St Hedwig's Catholic Church. She was the widow of Konstanty Jankowski. Surviving are a son, Vincent, and a daughter, Mrs. Elsie Matuszewski, both of Wilmington; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Wednesday, with requiem mass in St.

Mrs. Nicholson is survived by a daughter, Miss Barbara Lee accuracy has become almost a LEXANDEB In Mi city on Uarch ltliu. Jobs R. Br. husband of legend among newspaper peo Smith of Quakertown, and her Mrs.

Daniel McNamara parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ple who were familiar with her work. It wu almost impossible XUlttlvM and Iriwdi ire Invited to A mm (fill IHl II wM B4T bmith also of Quakertown. Six Mrs.

Regina A. McNamara, way, Prloea Corner, on Tuesday after- brothers and sisters also sur 6C. of 301 Howard Richard vive. to catch her in a misspelling, and, as one former colleague recalled, "no Wilmingfon name ever got past Nettie misspelled. On names, she was a Friende may call at thi funeral home Hedwig's at 9 a.m.

Interment son Park, widow of the late Monday evening eiwr will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Daniel McNamara, died Satur Funeral services will be held tomqrrow at 11 a.m. at the Everett Kelley Funeral Home. BISHOP IB thli city on March 30. day night at the Wilmington 1M3.

L. Annetta Bli Unm Bis walking encyclopedia." ibop ot I Beverly Place, I ff ears. Relatlvee and 23d and Market followed! General Hospital, following long illness. SdV arVISr W'ionFth. "ff Friends may call sit the Yasik Funeral Home, 607 S.

Harrison tomorrow night Emil Tammi by interment in Riverview MISS BISHOP became ill Mrs McNamara was a native nerai service, iruia umiw Church. Delawars Ave. and Adam on Tuaadey morning. April J. at II o'clock.

Interment at Rlvgryiew Cemetery. Friends may call to last fall and wu hospitalized of Wilmington but after her marriage had lived elsewhere. She returned to make her home for several weeks. She recovered sufficiently to attend public functions during Christmas dler'i Monday sveniw, Fieasa ormv iTowwi. Contributions may fit made to i the American Cenosr 1934 Emil Tamml, 73, of Sandy Brae Road, near Newark died night after 7 at the Kelley Funeral Home.

A. Francis Burnite here several years ago. She is survived by a son, Ed week. She remained home until Sunday, March 23, when at his home Saturday after two-year illness. BOTCI In thli city, on March 31, 1J.

Gladys wlfiof Harvey D. Boyce of North Relatives end (rianda are toviled to attend the A. Francis (Pete) Burnite of she wu returned, to the hos ward W. Banta of Chicago, and one grandchild. Two brothers, Mr.

Tammi was a native of i ml the Finland who moved to the New trill UH im Tui Walter Scott of Palatka, mornlni. Aoril at 11 o'clock. Inter ark area from Philadelphia 30 and Roger Scott of New York years ago to operate a poultry City also survive. pital. She wu a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.

For many years she lived at 507 N. Franklin St, moving about a year ago to 8 Beverly Place, Hillcrest farm. CHICKENS (SPLIT er CUT-U? lb. 3 1 c) a (None pMcsmI Hlghar) IU cnntJDGtiRY SAUcesjs Services will be held at the neat prlYate. There will be no view-lnt" In lieu orflowers the family request contributions made to the American Cancer Boc ety, Arrangements bp the McCBERt FUNERAL HOMES.

BURNITE In Tamvi. Plortd-. on March 39. 1983. Francis Pete husband of the laU klary 8.

Burnlte Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Richardson Park Methodist Church, on Wednesday at 10 Elll Tammi; a son, Leo A. of Newark, three grandchildren, a.m. followed by interment in ol ail jacaion pi. Her only survivor is a 2114 Jackson Marshallton, died Friday in; Tampa, after a long illness.

Mr. Burnite had been staying in the Tampa area for some time. Two of his sons, Charles A. and Frederick A. Burnite, live there.

In addition to his sons, he is survived by four grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. George Shortess of Roselle. His wife, Mrs. Mary S. Burnite, died several years ago.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Nichols Funeral Home, 210 N. and a brother, John, of Phila delphia. Relative and Irlendi ire invited to attend the funeral eervicea at NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME, 210 N. Jamee brother, George H.

Bishop, the Odd Fellows Cemetery at Milford. Friends may call at the McCrery Funeral Home, Tniiflo ifurnnnn with whom she lived. She wu Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. from the 2700 Washington St. tomorrow prll 3.

at 3 o'clock, intcrmrnt at Mt. Salem Cemetery. Wilmlnaton Frlendi mar call Monday avenlnt after 1 Wilmington native. Funeral services will be at after 7 p.m. 1 William J.

Warwick Funeral Home, 121 W. Park Place, Newark, with interment in Pencader 11 a.m. tomorrow at Trinity Church, Delaware Ave. and James F. Mellon Cemetery.

Adams with interment in Riverview Cemetery. James F. Mellon, 76, died CAPBIOTTI In St. Francli Hoapltal on Ifarch IS, 1063. Phllllo, hue-band of Luella Canriottl of 2306 W.

Third Street. Aied 78 yeari. Relatives, friends and membera of the Holy Name Society of St. Anthony', R. C.

Church are Invited to attend the funeral from the NICHOLAS J. COKLETO FUNERAL ROME. SOS H. Mpn Street, on Mondajr mornlni. April 1.

at 8:30 o'olock. Solemn Beoulem Haai St. An-thony'a Church at l.jo o'clock. Inter yesterday at his home, 2708 Friends may call tonight at James Newport, with interment in Mt. Salem Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral John Alexander Sr. John R. Alexander 57, Madison St. Wilmington. rs the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Ave.

and Jefferson The husband of the late home tonight after 7. of 126 E. Summit Richard Ethel I. Mellon, he is survived Street by a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth son Park, died Friday after a heart attack.

John R. M. Brooks, with whom he was living; a brother, George A. Mr. Alexander, an employe Harrington Jr.

Driver Suffers Skull Fracture of the Wilmington Shops of the Du Pont collapsed at work, John Robert Harrington Mellon, 2231 Tatnall St, Wil mington; and four grandchil dren. and was pronounced dead on arriva1 at Wilmington General Hospital. A Wilmington area man suf He retired as a clerk for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Harrington 2403 Max-wellton Road, Kiamensi Gardens, died Saturday in Wilmington General Hospital. Pennsylvania Railroad after 50 Surviving are his widow, Mrs. fered a skull fracture in an auto accident yesterday near Elkton, in which his car years service. ilis lj mm mm I Doris IT. Alexander; three sons, The boy, the Harringtons' first was practically undamaged.

Requiem mass Will be held at Christ Our King Church at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Interment John R. Jr. of Willow Run, James David of Stockley and James N.

Holland, 39, First child, had been in the hospital since his birth on Feb. 13. Avenue, Mill Creek, is in se will follow in Cathedral Ceme ment at lauuaru CORBETT In thli city on March 30. 13. Caroline wife of the late Ado-Unary Corbett of 1501 Lancaster Ave.

Wilmington. Relatlvei and friend are Invited to attend the funeral from the JOHN TASIK FUNERAL HOME 807 South Harrison on Tueeday Mornlni April 3 at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass Bt. Hedwlf'i R. C.

Church at 0:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday eve-pini. The family request! that flowers be omitted. COTILLO In thli city on March 31.

1063. Margaret wile of Anthony Cotlllp Of 1344 West lth St. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeraY from the MEALEV FUNERAL HOME. 703 N. Broom on Wednesday morning.

April 3, at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mane St. Anthonys Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7.

tOVEEDALE In Onion Hospital. Elk-ton, on March 30, 1983. Mary wife of John W. Coverdale Jr. of near Mlddletown.

Aie J. years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services et the DANIKL8 FUNERAL HOME, 311 N. Broad Mlddletown. on Wedneedaj afternoon, April 3.

at 3 o'clock. Interment at Oracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening after T. DRAPER Suddenly at hl home near Farmlngton on March 30. 1963.

Ben-nle. father of Miss Orace Draper. T.i1,nt. nrl Wflnrirnv Draner. Aged In addition to his parents, he Steven Paul, at home; two daughters, Mrs.

Barbara W. Hambleton of Wilmington, and rious condition in Delaware Hospital with a skull fracture tery. Friends may call at the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 is survived by his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo and numerous cuts and bruises.

BIG BARGAIN WHITE Washington after 7 p.m. Wednesday. seph C. 'Pruitt, and his paternal Deborah Lynn Alexander, at home; two grandsons; eight brothers, William of Milling- 2s A companion, Charles R. grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. The family requests that 1 loaves John Harrigton, all of Wilming flowers be omitted. ton, Frank of Smyrna, Herbert of Fieldsboro, Joseph Rust 44, 100 block Madison Drive, College Park, Newark, was in Fair condition in Union Hospital, Elkton, with a frac ton. CREflr.1 There will be graveside serv of Odessa, Edward of Kenton, Thomas of Cranston Heights, ices tomorrow at Cathedral WHS Honor Society Elects New Officers Cemetery. Friends may call to aiaaaassaajBsaaaaaaaajaaaaaaaBaaaJ Johnny and Charles, both of night at the Nicholas J.

Corleto Odessa; and five sisters, Mrs. Clarence Taylor, son of Mr. Funeral Home, 808 N. Union St. Mary Alfree of Mlddletown, and Mrs.

Clarence W. Taylor, 713 Coverdale Road, hu been tured collarbone, fractured ribs and bruises. Maryland state police said Holland was driving west on Route 279 when he applied the brakes and lost control of the car. They said the auto crossed the center line, went off the Mrs. Lola Embert of Sudlers-ville, Mrs.

Elizabeth Phil DEATHS elected president of the Wil year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at th FLEISCHAUER FUNERAL HOME. Greenwood Tgel. on Tjeedar af or- lips of Garfield Park, and Mrs. mington High School National Edith Leybourne and Mrs.

Betty Jones, both Ohio residents. McNAMABA In thli city on March mm Honor Society. Other officers are: Nancy Ty ment at Hollywood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral homa on Monday evening 7 to I P.m. fli.lATT Tn ttili i1tv All Mareh 20.

Funeral services will be held 30, mil Reglna wife of the late Daniel McNamara of 301 Howard Richardson Park. Age 88 years, Relatives and irlends are Invited to attend the services at the Richardson Park road and skidded 315 feet be sowsky, daughter of Mr. and at the McCrery Funeral Home, 18S3. Raymond husband of Mrs. Michael Tysowsky, 309 S.

fore coming to rest in a ditch. They said the two men were thrown from the car. Orace I. Elliott oi uoi caouoi i rau n.in.rV Uiniii. Newiirk Aie 10 Tears 3010 Kirkwood Highway, tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.

Interment will Relatives and friends are Invited to Heald vice president; Mar-jorie Lynn Gregory, daughter Methodist Church, on Wednesday mornlni, April 3. at 10 o'clock. Interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Mil-ford, Del. Friends may call at the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME. 3700 Washlniton on Tuesday evening be in Gracelawn Memorial attend tna services at me Mcwnnrvi FUNERAL HOME, J700 Washington fll am TdfnnAm aft.nrnnfln.

ADril 1, Damage to the auto wu esti of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Park. Friends may call at the alter i. at' 1:30 o'clock.

Interment at Lom- mated at $10. funeral home tonight after 7. Police said if the men had MELLON In this city on March 31 oaray cemetery. 90 Gregory, 2136 Coventry Drive, Holiday Hills, secretary, and Caroline Vargas, daughter of ir the 1USJ. James nusbana oi 17I1B Madlunn late Ethel I.

Mellon ut.6nir, in vain viu ou w.v.i 13. John, husband of the late 01, been wearing seat belts, they would not have been thrown St. Ase 78 75 Relatives and years Mrs. Anthony Cotillo Mrs. Marie L.

Vargas, 3205 Lan attend the fu- Invited to at friends are lnv nersl from the McCRERY UNERAL Mrs. Margaret J. Cotillo, of from the auto, and might have caster Foster Park Apart day morning, April 4. at 8:30 o'clock 1344 W. 6th wife of avoided serious injury.

ments, treasurer. Keouiem Mass vnrl uur rum rhlirrh st 0:10 o'clnrk. Tnterment Anthony Cotillo, died yester istnerina Acaerman uwi. end friends are invited to attend the funeral from the HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 703 N. Broom Street, on Monday morning.

April. 1, st o'clock Requiem Mail St. Thomas Church at 8 30 o'clock. Interment tt Cathedral Cemetery. GRAHAM la V.A.

Hospital, this city. on March 39, 1983. husband of Anna V. Or eh am of Dsisboro. Del.

Ais 73 year. Relatives. frtndi and "SEAFOOD SPECIALS ONLY EFFECTIVE APRIL 2nd." Cathedra Cemetery. Friends may call at ths funeral home on Wednesday Delaware's Largest DIscQont Apilncs Sipmurkst evenins after 7. The family requests day at St.

Francis Hospital following a long illness. Mrs. Cotillo is survived, in that iloweri Da omitted. NICHOLSON In this city on March FRESH CAUGHT LAKE jii. lHnj.

mvrun lie oi wims win addition to her husband, by memberi of J. F. ppeer rosi memberi ot J. r. ppeer rosi eA the fa Nicholson of 1007 E.

11th St. Ag ar. Invl Jo attend three daughters; Mrs. Anthony 7 years. Relatives and friends are PU.

or invll ted to attend tne services st Nkrat. nnvric. New Castle, Oh 11 C. EVERETT KELLEY FUNERAL ruesaay morning. Apni Marioni of Wilmington, Mrs.

Robert Gordon, Elsmere, and Mrs. Millard Dawson of Vlr- interment In HOME, 33d and West Bti on Tuesday mornlni, April 3. at 11 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends tery.

Friends may csfl at the funeral oioca. nomt on aaonaay evenins may call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7. KnniNinN in this city on Msrch 30 GENITAL 0 ELECTRIC HARTMAN At the Iuienew du Pont Memorial. Hospital on March 30, 1883. M.

M. Hartman, husband of Laura S. Hartman, brother of Minnie 1983. Oscar husband of Frances SELECT TEXAS BROWN C. Robinson of 3 McMullln Manor Park.

Age 46 years. Relatives, friends and Armstrong Lodes 36. ijinis, ana part, urw, -101 Pennaylanla Ave. Aie 87 years. Relatives and friends re Invited to sttend the tie AUG washers a ncrniccnATORS CM Nni.TR HtlMEi.

UCl- mMK. jUlloi sware Ave. ana wi irira on A.F. A.M.. are invited to attend the services from the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME, 3010 Kirkwood Highway at Price's Corner, on Wednesdsy, morning, April 3.

at 11 o'clock. Interment at Oracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on 2 luesqay anernoon, nji" -o'clock. Interment it Orscelawn Memorial Park. Tuesday evening alter 7.

JANKOWSKI In this cltr, on March 30. 1963 Helen Will of tha late Rtfnty iankowskl 310 ginla; three sisters, Mrs. Helena Harbeson of Wilmington, Mrs. Mary Hudson of Newport and Mrs. Ellen Boots of Wilmington, and eight grandchildren.

Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at St Anthony's Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday at 0:30 a.m. followed by interment in Cathedral Cemetery, Friends may call at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 S. Broom St. tomorrow after 7 p.m. Morris M.

Hartman Morris M. Hartman, long em STAN8BURY In this city on March 39, 1963. Rhoda. sister of Bharirack, Isaiah, Augusta, Elsie fltansbury and Choose From The LARGEST mtCUOH LOiYESr PRICES pi. Relatives ana ireoa.

'r" to attend, the lunsrsl from the JOHN El sabeth B. Demny or 4D7 llin Bt Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at Ihe JUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD R. BELL. 909 Hsrrison on Wednesday Morning April 3 at 1 o'elock. Reoulem Mass ft.

C. cWcS at o'clock. Poplar on Monday afternoon, April Interment at Mt. Zlon at 9 o'clock. interment at I w.l..

Friends may call st the funeral home Cemetery. mm on Tuesaay, evenins. LARSON In thli city on March 98. v.him t. hiuh.nrl of IsTari Del an March TAMHI-In Newark Tamml.

husband ol in. IDS! Emu iml and Emit ana Elll Tamn letner oi Leo a Jones 'Larson of 101 W3lth St. Age Hi ye.ri hflativea and Tamml of Sandy Brae Road, Newark Rosa, fle Relatives Relatives pel. Age 75 years. and friends are Invited to attend the fu friends an Invited attend the services at the neral services from tne william a r.

a.um.MKTN ru WARWICK FUNERAL HOME. 131 ployed in the downtown office of the late Harry G. Haskell Park Place, Newark, on Tues- NERAL HOME, J4tri and Market Sts, on. Monday mnrnlnt. Anrll 1.

at 11 0 Jit dav morn Ins Aorll 1. at 11 odors; Sr. andl ater by Harry G. Has Interment at Pencader Cemetery eVlfwIr at flrirelawn Me Friends may call, at the. funeral home morial Park.

Parking aret opposite kell died Saturday at the Monday evening from 7 to 9. at. entrance. Eugene du Pont Memorial Hos pital. WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR CARLOADS OF NEW MERCHANDISE! Wo Have tht Model ft Price For You And FREE SERVICE and EASY TERMS His death followed a long illness.

Born in Gratz, Nov. 13, 1886, Mr. Hartman was with the Internal Revenue Service in Washington, D.C., from 1918 to 1033. In 1933 he entered employment with the late Mr. Haskell and then worked with Harry G.

Haskell Jr. until 1958. In addition to his widow, Laura 2700 WASHINGTON STREET 3010 KIRKWOOD HIGHWAY (AT PRICIS CORNIR) Phont Ol 2-0513 Lancaster Ave. t. Scott OL 49603, OL 69961 OPEN DAILY I MT.

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