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OBITUARY • • ^ • ^ • • ^ • ^ - ^ • • ^ • ^ • ^ - • ^ ^ • • ^ • ^ • ^ ^ ^ *

Archibald J, Morrison Achibald J. Morrison, a Rock-

away resident for more than 35 years, died on Monday in St. Jos-eph's Hospital. He was a retired house painter.

Born in Dover, N. J., April 2, 1874, he lived in Brooklyn for some years prior to coming to the Rockaways. He had made his home at 135 Beach 86th street un-til about a year ago when he mov-ed to 33-04 Mott avenue, Far Rockaway. H ewas a member of Long Island Council, No. 173, Royal Arcanum.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Agnes (nee Dennison) Mor-rison; two sons, Edward, a patrol-man attached to the 100th Pre-cinct, and William, both of Far Rockaway; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Lichtenstein of Manhat-tan; Mrs. Mildred Shaw of Wan-tagh, L. I.; Mrs. Agnes Ippolito of North Bellmore, L. I.; a sister, Miss Jean Morrison and a broth-er, James Morrison, both of Brookyn; also five grandchildren.

Services were held last evening at the Denis S. O'Connor funeral home. Beach 84th street, where the Rev. Henry M. Childs, jr., pastor of the First Congregation-al Church, officiated. Interment is to be made this afternoon in Pinelawn Cemetery, Plnelawn, L.

Mrs. Caroline Schmidt Mrs. Caroline Schmidt, 69, a

former resident of Far Rock-away, died suddenly of a heart at tack on July 27 in Ashland, N, H , where she was beginning a month's vacation. Eleven years

C a r d of T h a n k s

The family of the late Mary Vails acknowledge with grateful appre-ciation your kind expression of sympathy.

The Boy Williams family and Stanley Valis

ago, her husband, Michael, drowned while also on vacation near the same place.

Mrs. Schmidt lived at 14 Den-ton avenue, Eas t Rockaway, since moving from I?ar Rockaway 15 years ago. She and her husband had operated a beauty salon in Manhattan.

She was a member of the Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal Church, Hewlett. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings.

Funeral services were held last Saturday night in an East Rock-away funeral parlor, and inter-ment was in Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, on Sunday.

Frank Mustapha After a brief illness, Frank

Mustapha, resident of 183 Beach 112th street, died on Sunday at Rockaway Beach Hospital in his 62nd year. He was born in Eu-rope, but had been a resident of the Rockaways for some time. He was employed with the motion picture industry in New York.

His widow, Mrs. Blanche (nee Kertin) Mustapha; a son, Francis A. Mustapha, and a grandson all of Rockaway Beach, survive.

He resposed at the Edward Bennett and Son funeral home at Beach 116th street. Solemn High Mass was offered yesterday morning at St. Camillus R.C. Church, with the Rev. Matthew Sheridan, the celebrant, Inter-ment was in Calvary Cemetery.

Mrs. Martin Nolan Mrs. Martin Nolan, of 167 Bch.

90th street, died Monday at the Rockaway Beach Hospital. She was the former Dorothy Vierling. born July 20. 1897 in Brooklyn, the daughter of Otto Vierling and Elizabeth Emich. Vierling.

Her husband Martin Nolan, who has been in the butcher busi' ness here for a number of years, survives.

She is reposing at the Leo F. Keams Funeral Home, 103 33 Lef-forts Boulevard, Richmond Hill, near Liberty avenue. Funeral services will be held tonight at eight o'clock with the Rev. Virgil

Megill, pastor of the Bethany BJvangelical Church of Richmond Hill, officiating. Interment will be tomorrow afternoon in Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village.

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B r o a d C h a n n e l C r a s h An auto accident at the inter-

section of 14th road and Cross Bay boulevard, Tuesday, caused serious injury to three persons and a tiro in one car.

Geradi Mahoney, 20, of Rich-mond Hill, was driving on Cross Bay boulevard when his car struck the rear of an auto driven by Robert Byers, 40, of New Rochelle, who had stopped to obey a traffic light. The impact of the collision caused the Byers car to knock down the traffic light, and his car caught Are,

Gerad Mahoney, Anthony Gal-lo, 14, of Woodside, and Raymond Gionet, 14, of Woodside, suffered concussions and lacerations. Dr. Fink of Rockaway Boaoh Hospi-tal treated the injuries. Chief Ryan was called in to put out the fire.

"Season In The Sun''9 ISext

for ^Guardian Lodge I Guardian Lodge, B'nai B'rith,

will present "Season In The Sun" at the Shaaray Tenia Cen-ter sometime in November, it was announced by Herbert Lich-terman, director. Auditioning will begin August 25, a t the center.

Mose Schwartz is the general manager of the show. Other not-ables collaborating on the pro-duction are Dr. Maurice Gersham, public relations chairman; Leo Sambroff, Moe Schwartz, Allan Keller and Henry Jacobs, ticket chairmen, and Harry Auslander, Iz Fields, Edward "Tepper, Blmil Klein, Joe Leif, Leo Schwartz and Mark Riegel.

Five performances of the show will be given/ PffteeWs will go to Brnai B'rith activities.

WW Auxiliary Ready

For Annual Party Mrs Helen Ryan presided at a

meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Beach Channel Post, No. 6191, Veterans of Foreign Wars, when plans were discussed for the an-nual mid*Hum*neri beer party. It will be hMtt t»Xt Friday evening at Ryan's Inn, 301 Beach 85th street when it is expected that, as usual it will be one of the out-standing events of the season,

Mrs. Maris Dague, chairman of the committee in charge, has an-nounced that music for dancing will be furnished by E. Lizt and his orchestra.

A r n o l d Ex© L e c t u r e s O n

A p p l i e d B i b l e T e a c h i n g s How to apRly Bible teachings

to problems of the individual and the home will be the tojilc of a public lecture on Christian Sci-ence to be delivered in Fa> Rock-away on Monday by Arnold H. Exo of Chicago, it was ajnnounc ed today.

A member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Mr. Exo will speak under the aus-pices of Firs t Church oft Christ, Scientist in church auditorium at 8:30 p.m. His subject Ivill be "How Christian Science Blesses the Individual and the F jMiy-"

Mr. Exo is currently Jp a na-tionwide lecture tour. A A t i v e of Iowa, he had a successful career in the sales and advertising field prior to leaving the iusiness world to devote his full time to the practice of Christian Bcience. He has been active In the| denom-ination since 1928 and sffl-ved as a Christian Science Wart ime Min-ister during World Wail II. He has been an authorized tejicher of Christian Science since i»49.

HAMMEL - HOLLAND SEASIDE

Gives Neighbor Lift Then Hetnrim Wallet

One summer resident is not only indebted to another} for get ting to work on time but for hav-ing his rent paid. Thatj's what happened on Monday when Al Geber, who is staying} at 319 Beaoh 44th street for tile sum-mer, picked up Philip Ellenbogen of Brooklyn at the bus j t op and offered him a rido to Euclid av-enue. When Ellenbogen I got to work that day ho discovered his wallet, containing valuable pa-pers and rent monoy, vAs miss-ing. \

At the end of a hardSday at the office, Geber camel pack to Euclid avenue to pick uijl his car and noticed El lenbogen! wallet on the floor of the c a l Geber called up a Brooklyn telephone number which he found! in the wallet and discovered me sum-mer address of the losjr. That night Al Geber was jifflt being neighborly when he brought the wallet over to Philip Ellenbogen who lives at 457 Borah 44th street; just down t h e ! r o a d a piece,

of 170 Beach celebrated at

Held On Morals Chftr^ Peter Werbowsky, 35, Lf Jack-

son Heights, was arrei ied last Wednesday on a mora l ! charge involving some young girls. The incident occurred at 44-|8 Beach Channel drive. DetectiveiKelly of the 101 st squad was thfr arrest-ing officer.

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FECIAL SPECIA

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reynolds and their daughter Janet of 87-21 Rockaway Beaoh boulevard have recently returned from a va-cation spent in California, where they visited with relatives and also visited Mexico.

Patrolman Sam Gallagher and his son Gordon of 165 Beach 95th street, have returned from a va-cation spent in Canada where they visited points of interest.

Mr. and Mrs. David Hervey of Hicksville, L. I. and their son David Lee, have been spending the past two weeks a t the home of Mrs. Hervey's father, Sam Gallagher, 165 Beach 95th street.

David Homan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Homan of 317 Bch. 84th street, celebrated his 15th birthday on Sunday a t a family dinner party held in his honor.

Dorsoy F. Short, associate edi-tor of The Wave, is currently on a two weeks vacation in the Cat-skills.

Among the many visitors to the Rockaways over the weekend was Mrs. Bertha Verity, former resi-dent of Bayside place, now of Freeport, L. I., who was visiting with friends here.

The seventeenth birthday of Miss Mae Trieglaff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Trieglaff

90th street, was a family dinner

party at home with' members of the family and several friends last Thursday.

Arthur Gutman of 9105 Rock-away Beach boulevard is again a patient in Rockaway Beach Hospital where he underwent an operation last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox and family of Teaneck, N. J., were visitors last Thursday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Fox in Beach 86th street.

Hairy Spatz of Manhasset vis-ited his parents, Henry Spatz of street last week.

Gus Gutman of Chicago was here last week due to the illness of his brother, Arthur Gutman of 9105 Rockaway Beach Boulevard.

William Brandenberg of 218 Beach 81st street, has returned from a three week vacation from The Wave's pressroom which he spent in Arizona, where he visit-ed the Grand Canyon and points of interest in several western states.

Gilbert Anthony Brucato, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brucato of 223 Beach 79th street, celebrat-ed his eleventh birthday on Sat-urday at a party held in his hon-or with sixty relatives and friends attending.

Mrs. Mildred Walsh of Beach 86th street is chairman of the forthcoming card party that will he held at the American Legion Clubhouse. Beach . 92nd street, next Friday evening by the Court Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, No. 1516, Catholic Daughters of America.

Mrs. Gertrude Etter, former resident of the Beach 86th street, now at the Congregational Home for the Aged in Brooklyn, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Texdorf of 87-21 Boulevard, last week.

The service of Holy Communion

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will be observed Sunday morning at the FMrst Congregational Church, Beach 94th street, a t the regular hour of worship, 10:30 a. m., with the pastor the church, the Rev. Henry M. Childs, jr., of-ficiating.

Mrs. William texdorf, of 87-21 Boulevard, has returned to The Wave office after a two weeks vacation spent in Mendham, and Union City, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hern-don of 162 Beach 90th street, eel-brated their wedding anniversary Thursday evening a t a dinner party held at Sheepshead Bay.

The first birthday of Dale Nat-alie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett E. O'Grady of 250 Beach 80th street, was observed on Wednesday a t the home of her parents.

Among the many visitors in the Rockaways this year, are Mrs. Charles Drake, of the Bronx, who with her three children, Ellen, Mickey and Pat, are presently staying at the home of Mrs. Drake's mother, Mrs. Nellie Fin-neran of 8716 Bruce road.

Mr. and Mrs. William Trieglaff of 170 Beach 90th street, and Mrs. Cecilia Higgins of Dix road, Far Rockaway, left Tuesday for Wantagh, Long Island, where they will, spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kinney, daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Trieglaff.

John Hess, 301 Bayside place, commander of Beach Channel Post No. 6191, V.F.W., has re-turned to work after recently un-dergoing surgical t reatment in Rockaway Beach hospital.

William Trieglaff of 170 Beach 90th street is on vacation from the Long Island Lighting Com-pany until August 15th.

Mrs. Adelaide Rogers, Miss Violet Rogers, Miss Julia Sand-holm and Mrs. William Texdorf, were guests on Wednesday eve-ning of Mrs. George Werner, former summer resident of the Rockaways at her residence in Douglaston, L. I.

The many friends of Joseph Di Resto, sr., of 236 Beach 77th street, will be happy to learn that he is now recuperating at his home, after his recent illness which confined him tp the Rock-away Beach Hospital for several months.

Miss Helen Granzow, of Tudor City, New York, is enjoying a two week's vacation a t the home of her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Di Resto, jr., at 193 Beach 85th street.

Mrs. Maratha Barwell, and her Children Judy and Nancy of Franklin Square, L. I., were guests recently of her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jos-eph Di Resto, a t their residence, 193 Beach 85th street.

Mrs. Herman Jackson, well known resident of the Rockaways observed her birthday last Tues-day, a t her home, 246A Beach 80th street.

Mrs. John Nawrath will pre. side Monday evening at the meet-ing of the Altar and Rosary So-ciety of St. Manillus Church when final plans will b(f made for the card party to be held Wednes-day evening in the school hall, Beach 99th* street.

Mrs. Roth instructs in Ameri-can and Irish dancing every Wednesday at the Clubhouse of the American Irish Society, Beach 107th street and Boulevard.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Went worth formerly of Rockaway Beach, observed their second wed-ding anniversary on Monday at their home in Franklin Square. Mr. Went worth is the son of Mrs. Isabel Went worth of 181 Beach 90th street.

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