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THE WAVE, UOCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y. THURSDAY,
JANUARY 11, 1962
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OBITUARY NOTICES
Mrs, Joseph Habib,
Born In Turkey
Solomon Thaler,
Arverne Resident
Edward J. Niehaus, Sr.
Mrs. A m b r o s e Moran
H u r t In Accident
Of Relle H a r b o r
Mrs. Jose&h Habib of 319
Beach 89th street, died Friday at
the Peninsula General Hospital,
Bd|femere,
after an illness of
some time. The former Letaru
Habib, she was born in Turkey
74 years ago. Her parents were
Judah and Clara Habib.
Mrs. Habib, whose husband,
Joseph Habib, died September
25, 1959, lived in the Bronx before coming to the Rockaways
eight years ago.
She leaves five sons, Irving, a
lieutenant in the Fire Department, of the Bronx; Louis, a policeman, of the Bronx; Meyer <3f
the Beach 89th street address;
Nissin of Suceasunna, N.J., and
Stanley of Manhattan; three
daughters, Mrs. Clara Heyman
of Manhattan, Mrs. Elizabeth
Capilouto and Julia Habib of the
Beach 89th street address; two
brothers, Morris of Beach 89th
street address; David, a patient
at the Veterans Hospital at Montrose; a sister, Mrs. Rachel Bonbanastl, who lives in Turkey, and
nine grandchildren.
Rabbi Gabriel Beer of Temple
of Israel ,Beach 84th street, officiated at services Sunday in the
Bronx. He was assisted by Rabbi
Pesaeh of the Bronx. Interment
followed In Beth-El Cemetery,
Paramus, N J .
Solomon Thaler, of 344 Beach
70th street, Arverne, died January 4 after an illness at th'o
Veterans Hospital at Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn.
Born in Perth Amboy, N. J.,
April 29, 1917, he was the son
of Isidore and Beatrice Thaler
of Brooklyn. He moved to Art
verne nine years ago from Miami, Fla.
A veteran of World War II,
where he served with the Air
Force in the European theatre
of operation. He was a member
of the Men's Club of Congregation Derech Emunoh, th'c? Arverne Fishing Club of which he
was honorary member; Rockaway Lodge No. 622, Knights of
Pythias, and the Regular Democratic Club of the Rockaways.
He was a mechanic.
He leaves his widow, Ida (nee
Tabb), wh'om he married in
Brooklyn 20 years ago; a son,
David;' a daughter, Linda Ruth;
his parents, and a brother, Gerald Thaler of Brooklyn.
Dr. Eugene J. Cohen of Congregation Derech Emunoh, Ar
verne, conducted services Sunday from the Riverside Memo
rial Chapel, Far Rockaway. In
terment followed in New Montefior e Cemetery, Pinelawn.
Edward J. Niehaus, sr., df 161
Aster drive, New Hyde Park,
died January ? at Queens General Hospital following an accident which occured the previous
day at Idlewild Airport.
Mr. Niehaus, who had be^n a
summer resident of Seaside for
a number of years, was born in
Pennsylvania 68 years ago. He
was an employee of National
Air Lines at Idlewild Airport.
Mr. Niehaus was a member of
the* Holy Name Society of Notre
Dame R.C. Church at New Hyde
Park.
He leaves his wife, Mabel Niehaus; a son, Edward J., jr., Of
Pittsburgh,.Pa.; a daughter, Mrs.
John Grammas of New Hyde
Park; a brother, the Rev. Philip
Niehaus, administrator at Du*
quesne University,
Pittsburgh,
Pa., and six grandchildren.
Father Niehaus celebrated the
solemn requiem mass
offered
Friday morning for his brother
in the Now Hyde Park parish. The
Rev. Father Donriolly and the
Rev. B'ather Pfundstein, friends
of the family, were deacon and
sub-deacon. Interment followed in
St. Charles Cemetery, Pinelawn,
under the direction of the Denis
S, O'Connor Funeral Home, 91-05
Reach Channel drive.
Mis. Lorettu Mulsil,
Mrs. Marry WeiiiHtein,
Kuril In New York
Born In Kussiii
Harold Richard M e d i a n ,
Hoxiiu; Athlete
Harold Richard Meehan of
Broad Channel died Sunday at
Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx,
from Injuries he received in an
automobile accident, which occurred on June ip.
He was born January 13, 1942
at Rockaway Beach Hospital, the
son of Bernard and
Eleanor
Schilling Meehan of 204 Noel
road, Broad Channel. An alumnus
of St. Virgilius Parochial School,
Broad Channel, he attended St.
Augustine's School in Brooklyn
and Far Rockaway High School.
He was employed as a wire lather.
An ardent football player, he
was a member of the Rockaway
A.C. and was a boxer, who trained at the Trinity Club in Brooklyn. He was a member of the
Broad Channel Volunteers."
He leaves his parents, a sister,
Mrs. Donald Dobbin of Broad
Channel, and his grandmother,
Mrs. Margaret Meehan of the
Noel road address.
A solemn requiem mass was
offered this morning in St. Virgilius R.C. Church, Broad Channel. Interment followed
in St
John's Cemete'ry, Middle Villiage
* Mrs. Lortta Matsil of 91-01 Mrs. Harry Weinstein, the forRockaway Beach boulevaid, died mer Beckle Pomerantz, died SunThursday after a long illness. day at Peninsula General HospiThe former
Loretta W e b b, tal, Edgemere. Born in Russia
daughter of Alexander and Dor- 87 years ago, she resided at 125othy Ellen Webb, shte was born 02 Ocean Promenade, Rockaway
in New York. She lived the Park.
greater part of her life in the
She leaves her husband, Harry,
Rockaways.
and a son, Theodore Shepard.
Mrs. Matsil was a member of
Dr. Alexander Budin of Conthe First Congregational Church, gregation Ohab Zedek, Belle
being confirmed in 1984.
Harbor,
officiated at services
She leaves a son, Joseph of Tuesday from the Riverside Me22-40 Mott avenue, Far Rocka- morial Chapel, Far Rockaway.
way; a daughter, Dorothy Ellen, Interment followed in Beth Moses
of the Boulevard address, and Cemetery, Pinelawn.
a brother, Alexander Webb of
228 Beach 72nd street.
Dominiek Casucci,
The Rev. Henry M. Childs, jr.,
pastor of the First Congrega- Retired Ice Dealer
tional Church* officiated at the
Dominiek Casucoi, retired ice
services Friday from the Ed- dealer
of 311 Beach 87th street,
ward P. Bennett & Son Funer- died Friday
a long illness
al Home at 264 Beach 116th at Queens after
General
Hospital,
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street, Rockaway Park. Inter- Jamaica.
ment followed in Mt. Olivet
Born in Italy August 20, 1886,
Cemetery, Maspeth.
Mr. Casuccl was the son of Veto
and Anna Aquasanta
Casucci.
Louis F. Vilardi,
He was a resident of the Rockaways for 38 years.
Former Grocer
He leaves his widow, Ann
Louis F. Vilardi, retired grocer,
died suddenly at his residence, Casucci; a son, James, who is a
1334 Gipson street, Far Rocka- psychologist of Walton, Joseph,
way on Friday. He was born in a teacher of Detroit, Miah., and Mrs. William Tooker,
Italy 68 y.ears ago. the son of Anthony of Rockaway Beach, and Born In Ireland
Francesco and Philomlna
Rodi four grandchildren.
Vilardi. He came to Far RockaA solemn requiem mass was ofMrs. William Tooker, 1156
way when he was young man.
fered Monday morning in St. Nameoko street, Far Rockaway,
He leaves his widow, Helen; Rose of Lima R.C. Church. The died Sunday at St, Joseph's Hosthree sons, Louis, jr., William Rev. Ralph J. Garvey was the pital, Far Rockaway after an illand Arthur; a daughter, Rose; celebrant; the Rev. James Bur- ness of several weeks. The fora sister, Rosina, and three grand- gess, deacon and the Rev. Sam- mer Nora Winifred Riordan, she
uel Winters, sub-deacon. Inter- was born in County Cork, Irechildren.
A missa cantata mass was of- ment followed in St. Mary's Cem- land, December 26, 1877.Her parfered Monday in St. Mary Star etery, Lawrence, under the direc- ents were Daniel and Ellen Colof the Sea R. C. Church, Far tion of the Denis S. O'Connor lins Riordan.
She moved to Far Rockaway
Rockaway. Interment followed in Funeral Home, Inc., 9105 Beach
six years ago from Lawrence.
St. Mary's Cemetery, Lawrence. Channel drive.
Her husband is deceased.
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She leaves her sister,
Mrs.
Margaret Collins, with whom she
lived.
A solemn requiem mass was offered yesterday in St. Majy Star
M\ X V I j i x O JL JL/ JEZ «• •
of the Sea R.C. Church,
Far
where service is a tradition that is
Rockaway. Interment followed in
Hx>ly Rood Cemetery, Westbury.
strengthened with every day.
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M r s . J o s e p h 1<\ H u n t
Of Rockaway
Park
Mrs. Joseph F, Hunt died
Monday at her home, 165 Beach
120th street, Rockaway Park,
after a long illness. She was the
former Ellen Magdalen Gilmartln, daughter of Patrick and
Sarah Giblin Gilmartih, and was
born in New York January 27,
Widow of Joseph, F. Hunt,
1881.
who died October 30, 1935, she
lived in Brooklyn for 45 years\
moving to the Rockaways 12
years ago. During tWe years she
lived in Brooklyn, she had been
active in the Altar and Rosary
Society of St. Rose of Lima
Church, serving as its president
for 20 years. She became a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Francis de Sales
R. C. Church, Belle Harbor, after moving here.
She leaves four sons, Joseph1
E., of Demarest, N. J., Walter
J., of Eltingville, Staten Island,
and John R. and Francis X.,
both of Brooklyn; three daughters, Mrs. Raymond Connor of
Elmont, Mrs. John Mega of Coral Gables, Fla., and Mrs. Felix
Mullen of the Rockaway Park
address; 21 grandchildren, and
four great-grandchildren.
A solemn high mass was offered this morning in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church', the
R^v. Thomas J. Kearney, the
celebrant; the Right Rev. Msgr.
J. Jerome Reddy, pastor, deacon) and the Rev. Joseph A. Grogapj, sub-deacon. Interment followed in Calvary Cemetery,
tinder the direction of the Edward P v Bennett & Son Funeral Home^ 264 Beach 116th street,
Rockaway Park.
Wave Wants Work Wonders
HAMMEL - HOLLAND
SEASIDE
Wesjt End Ladies Guild
To Be Installed Tomorrow
Officer! of the Ladies Guild of
the West End Temple will be inMailed a l 8:45 p.m. tomorrow in
the temple, 147-02 Newport avenue, Neponsit.
Mrs. Melvin Brenner and Mrs.
Edward jMeyers will be seated
as co-prelidents.
Other Jpfficers to be installed
are: Mrjg Stanley Falk,
Mrs.
Marvin l e v y and Mrs. Herman
Cantor, \lce-presidents; Mrs. Ira
Schneicleij|
sunshine secretary;
Mrs. Roiert Rauch,
recording
secretary; Mrs. Ira Newman and
Mrs. Lean ...agin, corresponding
secretarifB; Mrs. Sydney Gunner,
social secretary;
Mrs. Nathan
Coppermln, chaplain; Mrs. Harry Zuckejman, Mrs. Fred Hammer and Mrs. Harry Rubin, trustees, and Mrs. George Arum, Mrs.
Mortimeif Grossman, Mrs. Sue
Hammer and Mrs. Hyman Schrier, delegates.
Membors of the board to be in-
stalled are: Mrs. Sam Barbolet,
Mrs. Leonard Bender, Mrs. Grace
Berk, Mrs. Jack eBrnstein, Mrs.
Bobby Bittan, Mrs. Lew Bleir,
Mrs. Eugene Bondy, Mrs. Morton
Certiman, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Mrs.
Irving Epstein, Mrs. Alfred Fener, Mrs. Rita Fish, Mrs. Bert
Feinstein, Mrs. George Feldman,
Mrs. Harold Gerber, Mrs. Murray Ginsburg, Mrs. Sadie Handin,
Mrs. Alice Heyman, Mrs. Kate
Hofman, Mrs. Milton Holfman,
Mrs. Mildred Jaffe, Mrs. Abner
Kay, Mrs. Louis Kessler, Mrs,
Roman Limner, Mrs. Al Martin,
Mrs. Edwin Manheimer, Mrs.
Robert Mayer, Mrs. Joseph Meyersfleld, Mrs. Maurice Musnick,
Mrs. Sam Paris,
Mrs. Arthur
Price, Mrs. Morton Reifer, Mrs.
David Ribet, Mrs. Sylvia Resnick,
Mrs. Chester Sahn, Mrs. Harry
Schoninger, Mrs. Al Seidman,
Mrs. George Stern, Mrs. Louis D.
Tanenbaum, Mrs. Alex Warshavsky, Mrs. Jack Weiss, Mrs. Alex
Weinstein, Mrs. Harold Weintraub, Mrs. Abe J. Weinberg,
Mrs.Mrs. Joseph Weiss, Mis. Edward Wolfe, Mrs. Louis Zane,
Mrs. Ben Zousmer,
and Mrs.
Bernard Zoref.
Mrs. Catherine Muir of 95-15 al Church will sponsor on the afMrs. Ambrose Moran, the forRockaway Beach boulevard, left ternoon of March 15 In the John
mer Marion Hayes, of 413 Beach
Tuesday for Jacksonville, Fla., C. Green Chapel, will appoint her
129th' street, Belle Harbor, died
where she will visit with her son- committee at the
January 18
Friday after a brief illriess at
in-law and daughter,
Mr. and meeting.
Peninsula General Hospital.
Mrs. John Bunn, and their five
James Casucci of Walton, and
She was the daughter of John
children for throo months.
his brother, Joseph, of Detroit,
• Mich., were in the Rockaways for
and Mary McMahon Hayes, and
Neighbors and friends of Mrs. the funeral of their father,
was born in New York, May 6,
Loretta Webb Matsil, who resid- Dominiek Casucci, a retired ice
1^97. She moved to the Rockaed
at 91-01 Rockaway Beach dealer, which took place on Monways from Chester, 20 years
boulevard,
who died Thursday at day morning.
ago.
the
Peninsula
General Hospital,
Her husband died December
Edward J. Niehaus of PittsEdgemere,
after
an illness of
16, 1959.
burgh,
Pa., son of Edward J. Niefour months, have extended their
She was a member of the Al-.
haus,
sr.,
who had been a sumsympathy to her daughter, Dortar and Rosary Society of St.
mer
resident
of the Rockaways
othy Ellen, and son, Joseph MatFrancis de Sales R. C. Church,
for
a
number
of years, was in
sil.
Belle Harbor.
Christine Beth, daughter of Mr. town having been summoned by
S'h'e leaves two sons, Ambrose,
and Mrs. John Hess of 301 Beach his father's sudden passing on
jr., of VVantagh and Roger of
84th street, celebrated her fifth January 2 at the Queens General
Edgemere; a daughter, Mrs.
birthday New Year's Day at. the Hospital.
Henry Beehler, with whom she
The Altar and Rosary Socihome at a family celebration.
lived, and nine grandchildren.
ety of St. Rose of Lima R. C.
Mrs.
R.
it.
Krost
of
Arverne,
The Rev. Joseph A. Grogan
Miss Isabella M. Schmcelk of Church will hold its regular
celebrated the missa cantata
Edgemere
and Mrs. John W. monthly meeting tonight in the
mass offered Tuesday hi St.
Rogers
of
Beach
98th street will Knights of Columbus Hall, 333
Francis de Sales R. C. Church,
be the hostesses at the January Beach 90th street. Plans for a
Belle Harbor, Interment follow18 meeting of the Ladies Aid future fund-raising function will
ed in Long Island National CemSociety of the First Congrega- be made.
etery, Pinelawn, under the ditional Church in the church parNeighbors and friends have exrection of th'c Edward P. Ben
lor-.
tended their heartfelt sympathy
nett & Son Funeral Home, 264
Mrs.
Rose Hoyden, general to the family of Mrs. Joseph
Beach 116th street, Rockaway
Stanle J. Kempner was inFollowing the service an oneg
chairman
of the St. Patrick's Tea Habib of 319 Beach 89th street,
Park.
stalled • master of Olympia shabbath will be sponsored by
and
fashion
show the Ladies Aid who died Friday after an illness
Lodge, o. 808, F. & A. M", last
the
Ladies
Guild.
Society
of
the
First Congregation- at Peninsula General.
Thursda night. Benjamin WolWilliam Hirsehfehl,
tin was WQ installing officer and
Retired Salesman
Harry J* Moon was the marshal.
William Hirschfeld of 1913 George I Levy served, as chapBrookhaven avenue,, Far RocM- lain din g the installation core
way, a retired salesman, died monies,
Oth'er fficers installed were:
Friday after an Illness of several
Feustel, senior mar-1
weeks at St. Joseph's Hospital, Harry
ALL
shal;
Jerome
Zimmerman, junior
Far Rockaway. He was born 74
years ago, and his parents were marshal; Alfred E. Stewart, senFred and Lena Sorber Hirsch- ior deacttn; Gabriel Nathan, jun
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ior deacon; Abraham Falk, senfold.
He leaves his widow, Margaret ior master ot ceremonies; MauON ALL
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Hirschfeld; a son, William, and rice J [poldschlag, junior masfive daughters, Mrs. Elsie Milnes, ter of ieremonies; Barney P.
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Mrs. Dorothy Schoenert, Mrs. ,S t u r m| r, steward; Benjamin
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steward;
Thomas
F.
Schnier,
Margaret Severin, Mrs. Claudy
Kloman and Mrs. June Sarro. « Rice, m jjrshal; William Kirk, sr.,
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The Rev. Ralph J. Morris of the tiler; S ul F. Goldberg, chapLawrence Methodist Church offi- lain; R ph W. Starke, organist;
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Vandewater, treasurer,
ciated at services Monday in Far Percy
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
and
Ke
ineth
S.
Caldwell,
secreRockaway. Cremation followed in
Fresh Pond Crematorium, Mid- tary.
Vand r ater started his 19th
dle Village.
year ir»! the financial post and
IN MEMORIAM
Caldwel his 20th as secretary,
presented the outgoFeust
In dear and loving memory of ing ma Jer, Elias Goldstein, with
1045 CENTRAL AVE.
1033 CENTRAL AVE.
our dear grandson, Robert Heng a gavel on behlalf of the lodge.
lein, fifteenth anniversary mass
John s^larcus gave Kempner
January 18, St. Rose of Lima at his mailer's pin, and Goldstein
FAR
ROCKAWAY
7:45 a.m.
present® him with a past masGrandma & Grandpa Henglein ter's apk>n.
& family
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Patrick J. Davis, who died
January 11, 1954. "Death
never separate those who
bound by the ties of love."
miss you Pat.
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Will Meet Tonighl
There will be a meeting of the
Youth Council of the 100th Precinct at 8:30 tonight.
The meeting, which
will be
under the direction of Captain
John Mink, commanding officer
of the precinct, will be held in
the Knights of Columbus Hall,
333 Beach 90th street.
Announces -. •
Golden Chain Group
'Sets "Las Vegas" Night
The Sunrise Link, No. 45, Older of the Golden Chain, will
hold a Las Vegas Night at 8:30
p.m. January 27 in the Knights
of Columbus Hall, 1848 Cornaga avenue, Far Rockaway.
There will be many gifts. The
Mmes. Minnie Sarratt and Pau>
line Marcus will be in*" charge
of the affair.
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