Funeral services for Mary H. Kehoe of West Chester
Mary H. Kehoe 68, formerly of Chester, died Saturday at Chester County Hospital. She worked 23 years at Daily Local News and was active in St. Agnes Church and Knights of Columbus. Survived by two daughters and a son, mass Wednesday at St. Agnes Church, with burial at St. Agnes Cemetery. Calling hours 7 to 9 tonight at William A. Ford Funeral Home.
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Mary H. Kehoe
North Brandywine Street
West Chester
Chester
Chester County Hospital
James P. Kehoe Sr
Edward J
Anna R. Hynes
Daily Local News
St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Mary Louise Thompson
Harveysville
Patricia A. Hurst
Exton
James P. Jr
Downingtown
St. Agnes Church
St. Agnes Cemetery
William A. Ford
S. High St
Al Rinker 74 helped launch Bing Crosby in music
Al Rinker composer and Rhythm Boys member died at 74 in Burbank California. He mentored Crosby in Spokane and helped form the landmark duo that led to a Los Angeles vaudeville act. Their hit Mississippi Mud helped popularize early sound recordings. Rinker wrote film songs and adapted Burns lyrics. He was Mildred Bailey’s brother.
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Burbank, Calif
UPI
al Rinker
Bing Crosby
Paul Whiteman
Rhythm Boys
Rinker
Crosby
Spokane
Wash
Musicalacters
Los Angeles
Whiteman
Metropolitan Theater
Harry Barris
Robert Burns
Mildred Bailey
Elizabeth G Smith 86 Chester resident dies at Taylor Hospital
Elizabeth G. Smith 86 longtime Chester resident dies Monday at Taylor Hospital Ridley Park She lived in Glenolden 18 years born in Chester spent most of life there formerly Elizabeth Ward then married Lawrence McLaughlin later Thomas E Smith died 1966 Surviving John McLaughlin Glenolden Edward Bala Cynwyd Lawrence Smith Wyndmoor seven grandchildren 13 great grandchildren Mass Thursday 10 am Our Lady of Fatima Ridley Township burial St Michael's Cemetery Chester calling hours 7 9 pm Wednesday David J Phillips J Funeral Home Collingdale
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Elizabeth G. Smith
Taylor Hospital
Ridley Park
Glenolden
Chester
Edward
Bala Cynwyd
Lawrence Smith
Wyndmoor
Our Lady of Fatima Church
Ridley Townsip
St. Michael’s Cemetery
David J. Phillips
Donato Rubino 80 longtime Chester resident dies
Donato Rubino a retired Sleighton guard and Chester resident died Sunday at Crozer Chester Medical Center aged 80. Born in Italy he lived in Chester 45 years and previously worked at Sinclair Refining Co Marcus Hook and Sleighton Farms as a guard. Survived by widow Edna and family, services set at George H Brower Funeral Home then St Robert's Church. Burial Lawn Croft Cemetery. Calling hours Wednesday after 7 p.m.
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Donato Rubino
Chester
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Upland
Italy
Mr. Rubino
Sinclair Refining Co
Marcus Hook
Sleighton Farms School
Middletown
Rubino
St. Roberts Church
Edgmont Ave
St. Robert’s Church
Lawn Croft Cemetery
Lower Chichester
Funeral Home
Remembering Winifred T. Sweeney 53
Winifred T. Sweeney 53 native of Philadelphia and resident of Upper Darby died Monday at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Darby. Survived by husband Frank J. Sweeney two daughters Kathleen P. Miller Monica M. Sweeney four sons Patrick W Daniel J Frank J Jr Jamie A one brother William McDermott and one granddaughter. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday from M F Williams Funeral Home Clifton Heights with Mass at 11 a.m. Our Lady of Fatima Church Secane burial SS Peter and Paul Cemetery Marple Memorials to Our Lady of Fatima Church Secane.
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Winifred T. McDermott Sweeney
Upper Darby
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Darby
Philadelphia
Secané
Clifton Heights
M.F. Williams
Baltimore
Summit Avenues
Our Lady of Fatima Church
South Ave
Secane
SS Peter and Paul
Marple
Our Lady of Fatima
Fatima Drive
Rutledge plumbing inspector Robert H. Wagner dies in Taylor Hospital
Robert H. Wagner 56 of Rutledge dies Sunday in Taylor Hospital. A Philadelphia native, he lived in Rutledge 15 years, served as borough plumbing inspector, and was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Morton. He is survived by his widow Maura Dillon, son Thomas Wagner, three daughters, siblings, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral 9 a.m. Thursday from Knoetgen Funeral Home, Mass 10 a.m. at church, burial at SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Calling hours after 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Robert H. Wagner
Rutledge
Taylor Hospital
Philadelphia
Amosland Road
Morton
SS. Peter and Paul
Marple
Beiruts siege tightens as Arafat seeks embassy shelter
Israeli tanks surround Beirut trapping PLO forces and some 6000 guerrillas. Arafat reportedly takes refuge in a foreign embassy. Israel cites smashed guerrilla infrastructure while Begin heads to the U.N. and Bush-Weinberger head to Saudi Arabia. Habib shuttles between Jerusalem and Damascus to negotiate withdrawal.
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Beirut
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Israel
Rafael Eitan
Tel Aviv
Menachem Begin
Begin
United States
U.N
George Bush
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Saudi Arabia
Khaled
Fahd
Lebanon
Wafa
Paris
ABC News
Elias Sarkis
Council of National Salvation
Bekaa Valley
Syria
Eitan
United Nations
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
Ariel Sharon
Israel Television Lebanon
Free World
U.S
Philip Habib
Jerusalem
Damascus
Sarkis
Baabda
Cairo
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Sleighton
Winifred T. Sweeney
Rutledge Plumbing
Matic
Arab University
Voice of Palestine
Aiestine Liberation Organization
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