Page Two — Section I THE WAVE, ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955

OBITUARY John h. Farrell

John L. Farrell of 35 Prospect Park West, who had been a local resident for̂ many years, died on Monday, at* the age of 61, in St. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn where he had been under treatment for a heart ailment for several days. Mr. Farrell was born April 27, 1894, in New York, the son of the late James F. and Elizabeth Far rell, who made their residence here in the Holland section about 1912. Mr. Farrell had resided in Belle Harbor and Neponsit since his marriage to the former Edna Ziegler of Brooklyn, in 1928, un til he moved to Brooklyn in 1947. He continued to be. a summer re­sident of the Rockaways.

He was a graduate of Xaviei High School, Manhattan; Ford-ham University and Kordham l#aw School where he received his degree following his return from service in the Navy in World War I. He was a partner in the New York firm of Hardy, Peal and Farrell,

While a Rockaway resident Mr. Farrell had been active in St. Francis de Sales Church, and held membership in the West End Democratic Club and the Se-wane Harbor Club. He also was a member of the New York State Bar Association, N e w Y o r k County Lawyers Association,

In M e m o n a m

Mrs. F. Wessbccher In loving memory of mv mother who passed away September. 14, 1943. Gone, but not forgotten.

Husband Frank Daughters, Caroline, Grace and

Harriett, Grandson Robert

Railroad Machinery Club of New York; Mont auk Club and Cathe­dral Club of Brooklyn; a director of the Carter Carburetor Corp. of St. Louis; vice-president of the Railway Car Institute and coun­sel to O.C.F. Industries, Incor­porated.

Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, John L. Farrell, jr.; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Ann Tunny and Miss Joan Farrell, all of Brooklyn, and a grandchild.

This morning the remains were taken from the Fairchild parlors to St. Francis Xavier Church where requiem mass w a | offered by the Rev, Charles V. Corston, O.S.B.. abbot of St. Paul's Abbey, Newwton. N. J. Interment was in St. John's Cemetery, Long Island City, *

Mrs. WUlhuu -I. Sperl Following an illness of some

length. Mrs. William J. Sperl, of 92-05 De Soto place, died Septem­ber 9 In the Rockaway Beach Hospital. Mrs. Sperl was the for­mer iV<te Caiman. She was born In Woodmere, oh April 20, 1885, the daughter of the late William Carman and Alfretta Brower Of Woodmere, Her husband .William J. Sperl, died on September 3.

Mrs. Spoil had been a resident Of the Rockaways most of her life. She had been an active mem­ber of Olympia Chapter 584, Or­der of Eastern Star, Rockaway Beach Circle No. 876, Companions of1 the Forest of America, and Pocahontas Council 240, Degree of Pocahontas.

Services were conducted by the Olympia Chapter 584 O. E. S„ Rockaway Beach Circle No. 876, C.O.F. of A., an Pocahontas Coun­cil 240 on Monday evening at the Elmer J. Snyder Funeral Chapel, 88-16 Boulevard, where she re posed. Religious services were held on Tuesday afternoon at

1:30 p.m., with the Rev. Henry M. Childs, jr., of the First Con­gregational Church, officiating. Interment took place in./ Law­rence Cemetery, Lawrence, un­der the direction of Anthony J. Pol urn bo.

Ralph Brown Ralph Brown, of 2016 Seagirt

boulevard. Far Rockaway, died suddenly in Brooklyn on Septem­ber 10. Brown was born in Mis­souri on April 3, 1898. He was a veteran of World War I and II, serving in the U.S. Navy, dur­ing both comlicts.

His widow, Mrs. Mary (nee Marshall) Brown, one son, Doug las; his mother Brown, and one Brown, suivive.

He reposed at Funeral Home, Corna#a avenue, Far Rockaway, with the funeral taking place yesterday at 10:30 a.m. Interment was in Plnelawn National Cemetery, Farmingdak.

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died suddenly at Islanclora, Fla., on Saturday. He was born in Rockaway July 20, 1893, and was the son of the late Charles and Margaret Harrison. He was the brother of the late Florence Taylor who died three years ago.

One brother, Charles Harrison Of .'U9 Beach 73rd street, sur­vives.

He reposed In the Denis S. O'* Connor Funeral Home at Beach 81th street. A Missa Cantata was offered yesterday in St. Rose of Lima Church with Rev, Thomas Flynn as celebrant, Interment was In St. Charles Cemetery, FarminKdale.

Marilyn Hienenfeld Will Wed Harvey Taub

The engagement of Marilyn Botte Bienefeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Abraham Binon fold, of South Orange, N. J., for­mer residents of Belle Habor, to Harvey R Taub of Maplewood, N. J., was announced this week.

Miss Blionenl'old attended Rock-wood Park School, Alfred Uni­versity and Brooklyn College, She is affiliated with the New­ark Boa id of Fdueation. Taub is a veteran pi tWorld War II, at­tended Rut gets and was grad­uated from SetOh Hall Univers­ity. A December wedding is plan­ned.

Mrs, Hose M. Weinlraub Hostess At Party

Mrs. Rose Marie Weintraub, gave a surprise party fo|p the guests at her houses, 18$ and 189 Bch, 124th street, RocKftway Park, recently.

The party was held in the Park Inn Hotel, 11502 Ocean Prifmen-ade. Cocktails, hors D'oeivres, followed by a full course dmncr, with entertainment and da||cing, were all part of the progra

Among those attending {were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence? Pollack, Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Pollack.Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Burd, Mr. and Mrs. ijavid Burd, Mr. and Mrs. Moris wem-i,n, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Weisg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krukin, Mil and Mrs. Allan Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schoen, Mr. and MrB Ar­thur Sehoon, Mr. and Mrs. Beter Polak. Mr. and Mrs. Moo SaVaga. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goldstein! Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert GolAorg, Mrs. Harry Krotkin, Mis. JCrot-kin, «r., Mrs. H. Sugarman, Mrs. Victoria Rosenstock, Mrs. marry Lox, Mrs. Rose WeintrauH and her sons Wilbur and Siggiund Weintraub,

Mrs. Karl Koli Hostes

On Her Itirthday Mrs. Karl Koli entertl lned

friends Monday afternoon, 11 her home in Codarhurst, L. I., in hon or of her birthday, which s h i w a s celebrating that day. Mrs.jKoli was formerly a resident of leach 80th street.

Among those who at t Aided were Mrs. Koli, Mrs. Greta Jpott, of the Bronx; Mrs, Mary Welphal of New York; Mrs. Kate I r iang , Brooklyn; Mrs. Martha KaBpen-klol, Far Rockaway; Mrs. llpnry Von Glahn and Mrs. Ida i«hn-sen, both of Belle Harbor ! and Mrs .Kllzaboth Holt of White-stone, L. I.

Also present as a special guest was Mrs. Numey, who is present­ly Celebrating her golden welding anniversary.

The honored guest retjlivod many beautiful gifts from those present. Luncheon was serv&l by the hostess,

Birthday Gathering Among those observing firth-

days in September', is Mrorris Raphael of 141 24 CronstcM av­enue, who celebrated hisfwith relatives and friends on Sept. 8.

Four Men Arrested For Disorderly Conduct

Lenoit Grant, 35, of 2110 Nameoko street, with three other men, was arrested Saturday and charged with disorderly conduct. Willie Walker, 49, of 319 Beach 33rd street; John Lomax, 33, of 124 Beach 30th street; and Edgar Smith, 40, of 124 Beach 36th street, were arrested with Grant a t the interesection of Mott and Redfern avenues.

Their sentence was suspended a t Night Court that nlight, how­ever, they had been charged with being loud and boisterous, ob­structing the path of pedestrians and loitering on the sidewalk.

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l \S . 104 Parents Assn. To Hear Principal

The first meeting of the fall season will be held by the Par­ents Association of Public School 104, Mott avenue, in the school Monday nuight. Mrs. Rita Zim­merman, president, announced plans for the session.

"Matteis of Vital Interest" will be the subject for Principal Jos­eph Grostield. All parents will be welcomed and refreshments will be served after the business meeting.

Meetings between parents and teachers will he held during the second week of the school term to promote greater cooperation between home and school.

IVcsbylerian School Resumes Sunday Sessions The Sunday School of the

Christ Presbyterian Church by the Sea. Broad Channel, held its opening session Sunday morning. Henry Wernersbach, of 204 6th road, is the superintendent.

The members of the teaching staff personally greeted their Students after the summer re­cess. The teachers include Mrs. Lillian Eastwood, Mrs. Marjorie Ott, Kathryn Praxmaror, Miss Myrtle Robinson, Berniee Ott, Mrs. Joan Phillips, Judy Suydam, Mrs. Walter Thomas, Helen Wer-

Marks Birthday Miss Mae O'Brien of 239 Boh.

v.'hd street, celebrated her birth­day Monday evening at an in­formal gathering of relatives and friends he ld« t the home In honor of the occasion.

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Mrs. Veronica Seaman Assis tant Malftger of the Rockaway P a r k branch, with many years of b a n k i n i experience, is always on hand to advise you about the best type o f l a v i n g s account for your needs.

Patrolman Henry Walch, as­signed to the 100th Police Pre­cinct a t Rockaway Beach, has returned from a month's vaca­tion spent motoring through up­state New York and Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Weber of 228 Beach 87th street, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary a t a dinner party held a t their residence on Sundav.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green­span of 150 Beach 88th street, are receiving congratulations on the birth of their second grand­child, Clifford Ian, born to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fox, recently.

The first fall dance for the young people in the community will be held tomorrow evening at the John C. Green Chapel, Beach 94th street, under the supervision of Mrs. Harold Sil-berger.

Norma Cooke former resident of Holland, was a visitor to the Rockaways Sunday.

Mrs. John Rogers of 304 Bch. 98th stret, left Monday for Ger­many, where she will visit her mother and relatives who reside in Kiel, Germany.

Boy Scout Troop 388, of the First Congregational Church met last night in the John C. Green Chapel with Scoutmaster Robert Fash in charge.

Mildred I. Engstrom of 219 Beach 99th street, was eiven a shower Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Jean C. Johnson, Beach 101st street, hv memhors o f the bridal patty.

A dance will be held Saturday evening at the Green Isle, Bch. 103rd street, Seaside by the An­cient Order of Hibernians, Divi sion 21 and its auxiliary.

William Edwards, nephew of Mr' .and Mrs. George Branagan, Of 131 Beach 87th Street, return­ed to his home in East Liverpool recently after a month's stay with with his aunt and uncle.

Anita Karahell, of 301 Beach 79th street, was maid of honor at the wedding of her sister Di-ari(> Karahell, who was maiTiod to Richard Tobias of Brooklyn, in the Actor's Temple, Manhat­tan, recently.

Max Weil, well known real es­tate and Insurance broker of 84-01 Boulevard has returned with his family from Koscoe, N.Y.

The infant daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Henry M. Childs, jr., pastor of the First Congregation­al Church, was christened Eliza­beth Jane Childs, Sunday morn­ing with the Rev. Donald Strick-lor officiating.

Mrs. Mabel Titus of 181 Beach 110th street, is receiving con­gratulations on the birth of her' fourth grandchild John Joseph, to her daughter-in-law and son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Titus recently, in St. Joseph's Hospital.

Matthew McCormack of 118 Beach 86th street, was the best man at the wedding of his friend Thomas J. McBride of Bch. 90th street, who was married to Miss Frances De Maio of the Bronx, Sat in-day afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs Eugene Breen entertained friends at a party in their home 192 Bch. 109<h street, September- 4, in honor of their 19th wedding anniversary.

Mr-, and Mrs. Robert Monrad and their family from Toronto. Canada, were weekend guests of Mr. Monrad's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Breen of 192 Beach 109th street.

Margie Brand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brand, of Brentwood. L. I., former resi­dents of 317 Bayside place, cel­ebrated her 12th birthday on September 12, at her home with relatives and friends attending.

Frank Winters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winters, sr., of Far-Rockaway, formely of Rockaway Beach, recently celebrated his 12th birthdav a t his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caldwell of 84 12 Boulevard, are the proud

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parents of a son born August 31 in the Rockaway Beach Hospital.

Howard F. Doremus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Dorem-us of Holland avenue, observed his sixth birthday a t his home on September 6, with members of the immediate family present.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Romas and their son Anthony, who have been residents of 161 Beach 86th street, have recently moved to their new home in Oceanside. Ro. mas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romas of 153 Bch. 90th street.

It 's a boy for Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey of 167 Beach 82nd street, born at the Rockaway Beach Hospital on September 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romas of 153 Beach 90th street attend­ed the first birthday party of their grandson William Louis Romas, at the home of his par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ro­mas, at Seaford, Satui day.

Isaac Zaret ,of Beach 108th StfGOt, has returned to his home for convalescence following a stay of six weeks in Rockaway Beach Hospital.

Mrs. Edward rl. Zimmermann, of Beach 98th street is receiving medical treatment in Rockaway Beach Hospital where she was admitted several days ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krai and their children Eugene jr., and Marie Krai, summer residents of Holland avenue, returned to Man­hattan recently.

The first birthday of George Richard Daly, son of Mr. and

Mrs. John Daly of 157 Beach 86th street, was observed Sep­tember 9. John Jr., older child of the couple celebrated his fifth birthday on September 7.

Mrs. Anna Keller of 335 Bay-side place, was a visitor to San* ita Hills, Holmes, N.Y., recently, while her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kel­ler were vacationing.

Mr. and Mrs. F, A filert Mark Ninth Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ahlert, formerly of Rockaway Beach, now of Massapequa, recently ob­served their ninth wedding anni­versary with a dinner party. The counle have four children, Wil­liam, 8, Thomas, 5, Michael, 4, and Linda, 11 months old.

Mrs. Ahlert is the fopmer Mar­ilyn Jorda n daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan of 191 Bcfxr 85th street. Ahlert, a former ac­tive member of the Daniel M. O'Connell Post 272, American l e ­gion, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahlert of 180 Beach 85th street.

Property Owners Assn. Soeial On Sept, 28

Laying aside weightier civic mat ters for an evening the Rock­away Park-Belle Harbor Property Owners Association will enjoy a social get-together Wednesday, September 28, in the Harbor Rest, Beach 116<h street and Beach Channel drive.

The affair will serve to ac-qaint the members and their guests with the work of the or­ganization, according to officers. William .). Hurley is chairman and Mrs. J. Kretzler CO chairman. Both are confident that a large crowd will attend.

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Political Political

Thank You My Friends I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all of you who voted for me in the primary election, Tuesday.

I HOPE TO HAVE YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT IN THE

NOVEMBER ELECTION

If elected, I will serve ALL of the people of the Rockaways and Broad Channel to the best of my ability.

MILTON KOERNER

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for

JUSTICE of the MUNICIPAL COURT

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