Rockaway Beach NY Wave Of Long Island 1954

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THE WAVE, ROCK A W AY BEACH, N.lf., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1954
Lee Rothschild Is
Engaged To Student
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M, Rothschild, of 2028 Seagirt avenue, Far
Kockaway, have announced the
engagement of their daughter
Miss Lee to Richard Ehrman, son
of Mr, and Mrs, Max Ehrman of
Laurelton.
Miss Rothschild is attending
Long Island College. She is a pre*
medical student in her third year,
Mr. Ehrman wjll graduate, from
the City Community College,
Brooklyn, in June, No date has
been set for the wedding.
Brotherhood Musical**
At Lawrence High
The Seventh Annual Brother.
hood Muslcale will be held at the
Lawrence High School on Thurs«
day, February 11, at 8:15 p.m.,
sponsored by the Group Relations
Committed of the Five Towns
Community Council.
There will be choral numbers
by Catholic Choir, United Temple
Chorus, United Protestant Choir,
Woodmere High School Glee Club
and the Lawrence High School
Chorus.
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College at Genosco, N. Y„ chosen
as junior members of the New
York State ISngl'sh Council;
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wander,
former residents of 300 Beach
OTt h st reet a re now livi ng in their
new home in Neponslt.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cole are re«
ceiving congratulations op the
birth of a son, Barry pavid, on
January*-21.,
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Among the recent wedding an
niversary celebrants were MV..
and Mrs. Harry Koiodney of
Roosevelt street,
A dinner party for 20 relatives
and friends marked the birthday
of Mrs. Mary Rourke of Name
oko street.
Among the January wedding
anniversary celebrants were Mr.:
and Mrs. Percy Schwartz of Aloiv
zo road,
Sunday was the birthday Ot"
Sol Kamilar of Beach 25th street.
• Herbert Van Ronk of Beach
Channel drive enjoyed a recent
week-end' visiting friends in Massapequa.
Herbert and Richard Stlglitz,
twin sons .of Mr. and Mis. Lee
Stiglitz of 2250 Brookhaven avenue, will celebrate their second
birthday on February 23.
Home from a vacation in Florida, are Mr. and M»'s. Arthur Pri
maci of Empire avenue.
Mrs. Stanley Schwach of 2042
Seagirt ave. recently celebrated
her birthday..
Jane B, Zakin. daughter of Mr,
.••nd Mrs. Mordecai Zakln of
Roosevelt street will celebrate
her birthday on February 115.
Among the recent wedding anniversary' celebrants are Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Turner of Empire avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Argule of
Neilson avenue.
The annual meeting of tbo First
Congregational
Church apd SoCelebrating their birthdays this
ciety
was
held
on Monday eveweek are Daniel and Elliot Goldning,
at
the
John
C. Green Chapstein sons of Mr. and Mrs. Seyel,
Beach
94th
street
and Beach
mour Goldstein Of 822 Central avChannel
drive.
enue,
After reports by the various
The sixth birthday of Vincent
societies
and transaction of busiChiachlere, jr., .son of Mr. and
ness,
electon
of officers Was held.
Mrs. V. Chiachlere of 1050 NameFred
J.
Bell,
was elected honoke street will be celebrated Feborary
trustee,
in
recognition of
ruary 20.
his
years
of
service
a trustee
The 29th wedding anniversary of the church. He is as
the
retiring
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Yam
over of 923 Dinsmore avenue was chairman of the! Board of Truscelebrated at a family dinner tees,
T
j elected to servo as deaparty Monday night.
cons
ire; Donald .,Capped three
Gerald Grnd, son of Mr. and
year
term; Fred G, Wagner,
Mrs. AlVin Grad of 1728 Central
three
year
term; and Homer Wiltvenue celebrated • his bar mjt,z> son, one year
term, Elected to
van Saturday morning at Corv serve as deaconesses
arc: Mrs.
gi'egatlon Shaaray Teflla.
Robert Meikle, 'three year term;
Reported recovering from a Mrs. Walter Relseck, three year
hand injury received in a recent term,'
fall is Judy Licht of 600 Empire ^ Elected to serve as trustees
avenue, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. are; Walter Roiseck , three year
'Harry: ^icht. : :
term; and Edward B. Richard,
Louis Gustave Dennl, son of three year term.
Mr. and Mrs. Constant Dentil of
Others elected are ; Miss Julia
39-25 Bayfield avenue, celebrated Sandholm, treasurer; MisS Violet
his fourth birthday Thursday, at Rogers, assistant treasurer; Miss
his home.
Evelyn Jorgensen, church clerk;
At the annual Youth Sunday Mrs. Donald Cappe, ass't. church
services in the First Congt'ega- clerk; Mrs, 'George ,Shirkey, mulionaI Church Sunday morn!ng, sic chairman; Mrsi Wilbur J- KolLucille Bella, ;daughter of Mr. lor, assistant music chairman;
and Mrs. Ralph Bella of 533 Bch. Miss Isabella Schmeelk, flower
67th street, was one of the young chairman; Miss Emma Stolle, asfiqfnni flowet* chairman; James
people who participated.
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K,
Seatnan, head usher, (md G.
Kenneth l?dward.s, son of Mr.
William
Kupper, assistant usher.
and Mrs. Wililam- Edwards, of
Miss Bertha Aldag was chair66 Walnut road. In wood, celebrated his fourth bid hday at a man of the nominating commitparty given in his honor at the tee. Installation of the newly
elected Officer's will take place
home on January 27.
David Wayne Chaimowitss, son this Sunday.
Refreshments were sorted afof Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Chaimowite
ter
the meeting, by the deaconof 326 Beach 66th street, eelesses,
Mrs, Jean C. JOhnsOn, Mrs.
ebrated his first birthday SunFranklin
Hyde, Miss Bertha Alday, at a party in the home of
dag
and
Mrs.
Donald Cappe.
•his parents'. Mrs. John McNulty, and' her
To Dedicate, Olubhotifte
daughters, Kathleen Louise and
The
Lawrenco-Codarhurst Post,
Ellen Maureen, of 591 Grassmere
American
Legion, will dedicate
terrace, visited Mrs. Jack Hopem
its
newly
acquired building at
:Wasser of 107 "Cedar street,' May463
Summitt
avenue, Cedarhuist,
wood, N. J.; this;.week. Mrs. Hop-'
on
Thursday
evening, February
enwasser is the former Esther
11. Mem bets of the local clergy
Rose of Arverne.
Mrs. Jeannette Raphael of $2*04 and community leaders have been
Bayswator court, Far Rockaway. invited to attend.
was married to G. Royce Golart,
of Glendale, and Marthas Vineyard, Mass., Saturday afternoon.
Olfert Hansen, nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Lindgren of 69-26
Clarence Mae'DowelL
Thursby avenue, arrived Sunday
at International Airport after In loving n»emory of a dear brothspending the past six weks in er who departed this life FebruCopenhagen, Denmark, where he ary 5, 1953. Always cherished in
visited his parents, relatives and our hearts.
friends., •
Adele and Eugene Band
BITUARY
Ink G. McCann
frank G. McCann of 95-17
jkaway Beach boulevard died
•Sunday at the age of 68 in
jjkaway Beach Hospital. He
been under treatment for
iplicated illness.
ic was a retired salesman who
been employed by a well
)wn cosmetics firm. He had
in a local resident for about
/ears.
requiem mass was offered
|terday morning In St. CamilChurch by the Rev. William
B j-ke. Interment followed in St.
O] tries CCmetory under the dir Ifcion of the Bennett funeral
h« ic of Rockaway Park,
was a member of the Queens
Traffic Club. He was a sales representative connected with the
trucking and trailer freight business.
His widow, Veronica, nee Boyorsmith; two daughters, Margaret Ann, Kathleen, and one sister
Mrs. Julia Powers of .Monterey
Park, Los Angeles, Cal., survive.
Funeral services were hold
from the Hillebrand Funeral
Home, Broad Channel, with Requiem Mass offered at 9:30 a.m.,
at St. Virgilius R. C, Church yestorday morning. Interment was
in St. John's Cemetery.
Samuel IVIosby
Samuel Mosby, 59, of 1129
Grassmere Terrace, Far Rockaway, died after a lingering illness in St. Rose Nursing Home,
Manhattan, on January 27.
He had been a resident of Far
Rockaway for 45 years. In his
youth he served in the English
Navy. He was retired.
His sister with whom ho made
his home, Mrs. Helen Donat, and
two brothers, Joseph Mosby of
Brentwood, L. I,, and Harry Mosby of Beach 77th street, survive.
Funeral services were held January 28 in the Mosorole Funeral
Homo, Inwood, with the Rev. Herbert H. Hill, of St. John's Episcopal Church conducting the servinces. Interment was in Lawrence Cemetery.
H, Kane
irs. Ella H. Kane, who had
bl a local resident for about
2C foam, died on Monday at the
of 79 years. She resided at
a;
Beach
122nd street and had
1
ill
for
about six month?.,
be
jhe is survived by a son, Samu] I Wilson and a daughter, Mrs.
Fi Ink. Flanagan, both local resid| l e ; also one grandchild.
•Lineral services were conductlyesterday
from the Bennett
e<
jeral
Homo,
Bch. 116th street,
F<
Bho
Rev.
Henry
M. Childs, jr.,
b:
t
h
o
First
C'onKroKational
oi
CI Irch. Interment was in Monti- Mrs. Blanche Carlin
eel D Rural Cemetery, Monticello,
Mrs. Blanche Carlin, who had
ben a well known local resident
Nj
lor many years, died at the ago
of 74 on Tuesday at her present
Ml hael >I. IturiiH
llchael J. Burns, of 27 West home at Cocoa, Fla.
151 road, Broad Channel, died Mrs. Carlin was the wife of JefSL| Jlenly at the age of 71, at the ferson Carlin, who retired about
R< B<away Beach Hospital, Jan- fourteen years ago as a superintendent in the Sanitation Depart
n:
31. .;
10 had boon a resident of nient. They had boon residents
Bll id C'hannel for 30 years. He of Arverne for many years, until
w< a member of the Theatrical they moved to Cocoa in 1945.
Mrs. Carlin tneo Hart), had
No. 1, of New York. He
u| >nserved
come
to Rockaway in 1888 and as
on the newspaper of
al organization. He was a ro- a young woman was active in
thl ll stage hand and mechanic.
many community affairs. She was
tir IP is survived by his widow, a member of the Floradoras, a
H< |n, nee McDermott, one son, woman's social group which W-TM) iaei jr., of Woodsldo; two very active here around the turn
(h bhtors, Sister Mary do Lour- of the century.
Besides her husband, Mrs. CarPresentation
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lin
is survived by a son, JefferMi int St. Joseph, Nowburgh,
son,
a well known athlete about
and Mrs. Muriel Ahlmeyor,
N.1
20
years
ago.
off Iroad Channel. Seven K'"andFuneral services and interment
chj Iron also survive.
Bnoral services were held yes- are being held in Cocoa,
lei lay, from Hillebrand's FunHome, with Requiem Mass Mi'M. Ho.s<» Friedman
or
red
at St. Virgilius R. C.
ofl
Mrs. Rose Friedman of 121,08
B*ch,
Broad Channel the Rev. Newport avenue, died yesterdny
Ol
Mahoney, celebrant. Inter- after a brief illness at the ago of
Jol
it
was
in Calvary Cemetery. 82 in the Rockaway Beach Hosmi
pital,
l»
ir McDermott
Mrs. Friedman had been a resi[tor McDermott, of 27 West dent of the Rockaways for 20
Hi road, Broad Channel, died years. She had lived on Beach
Frl lay, after an Illness of 17 128th street for ma,ny years and
m( fths, at St. Joseph's Hospital, the past year and a half she made
F i [Rockaway. at the ago of 40. her home with Mrs. Kossi of 121
had been a resident of 08 Newport avenue.
Id Channel for 16 years, He
She was a member of the Sis
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terhood of Temple Both-El and
the Golden Age Center. One niece,
Mrs. Evelyn Bricker of the Bronx,
survives,
Funeral services will be hold
Friday morning at 10:30 a.m.,
with Dr. Robert Gordis officiating in the Riverside Memorial
Chapel, Far Rockaway. Interment wil be in Mount Hebron
Cemetery, Flushing.
Mrs. Ellen Barrett
Mrs. Ellen Barrett, of Beach
87th street, died January 29 at
the ago of 90 years at the Rockaway Beach Hospital, from complications, after a recent accident.
She was a resident of the Rockaways for 35 years. She was a
member of the St. Monica's Altar
and Rosary Society of St. Rose
of Lima Church.
Two sons Robert and William,
both of Manhattan; two daughters, Mrs. Mary McGee and Mrs.
Josephine Coogan of Queens, and
seven grandchildren survive.
Funeral services were held on
Monday from the O'Connor Funeral Home, with High Mass being
offered at St. Rose of Lima
Church with the Rev. Pierce
Brennan as the celebrant. Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn, under the direction of the Denis S. O'Connor,
Inc.
Mrs. Bertha Biooh
Mrs. Bertha Bloeh. former resident of Brooklyn, died at the Hebrow Home of the Aged, in the
Bronx, Tuesday, after a lingering illness, at the age of 82.
Mrs, Bloch had been a summer
resident of the Rockaways for
four years. She was a member
of the Society Francois.
She is survived by one nephew,
Joseph Wert heimer", 122-20 Ocean
promenade, Rockaway Park.
Funeral services were held
from the Riverside Memorial
Chapel, Manhattan, with Rabbi Daughter Bom In England
Joseph Paymor of the Woodruff
avenue Temple, Brooklyn, offici- To Mr, and Mrs, Schaus
Local friends have received anating. Interment was in Mount
nouncement
of the birth of a
Zion Cemetery, Maspeth.
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Schaus, January 18th, at West
Domoiiick Feola
gato-on-Sea, Kent, England. The
Domenick Feola, of Beach 80th baby has been named Dixey.
street, died Sunday at the ago of
Mrs. Schaus is the former Glor i,i
69 years after a year's illness. He Dixey, daughter of the late Wil
was a resident of the Beach for liam B. Dixey and .Mrs. Dixey,
35 years.
who formerly resided in Belie
Two sonsT Mario of New Hyde Harbor-.
Park and Henry of Rockaway
Beach, and one daughter, Mrs.
Josephine \\u/,o, of Reach 86th
Card of Hanks
street and five grandchildren survive.
Funeral services were hold this The family of the late Fannie
morning from the O'Connor1 Fune- Horbst Wishes to thank all h.r
ral Homo, Beach 84th street, with many friends and especially the
Solemn High Mass at St. ROse of members of tho Ladies' Auxiliary
Lima Church, the Rev. Thomas of the Congregation Cnesses Is
Flynn, celebrant. Interment was rael for their kind expressions of
In Holy Cross Cemetery, Flushing sympathy at the time of her
under the direction of Denis S. death.
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