Olivet Pastor Rev Rodisch Dies After 25 Years At Olivet
Rev Edward W Rodisch of Prospect Park Presbyterian Olivet Church Philadelphia died Thursday at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania He marked 25 years at Olivet oversaw a new Christian Education Building and hall organ He was Philadelphia Presbytery moderator in 1971 missionary in Japan 1959 survived by widow three daughters and siblings Service 8 pm Monday at Olivet Church burial private Contributions in his name to Olivet Presbyterian Church.
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Edward W. Rodisch
Prospect Park
Olivet Presbyterian Church
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rodisch
Frankford High School
Grove City College
Princeton Theological Seminary
New York State
General Council
Presbytery
Japan
Presbyterian Historical Society
Mary C
Mary Ramirez
Nancy Pedrich
Deborah
10Th
Washington Aves
Edward W
Mary C. Rodisch
Nancy Wh
Deborah Rodisch
Washington Ave
Olivet Pr van Church
Griffith Chapel
Norwood
Local Obituaries Publicized for June 1978 Area
Multiple death notices from Glenolden Chester and Sharon Hill list deaths on June 21 1978 and June 2 1975. Names include Marcella E Clardy Margaret A Dionis George W Gannon Sr William Lopez Hackett and John J Heffernan Sr with family details and funeral arrangements at McCausland Moreland Nolan Kent Marvis and other area funeral homes. Interments at Resurrection Church St Michaels Holy Cross and Peter Paul cemeteries. Services scheduled across June 1978 with caller reminders and caller contact times.
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Dionis
Margaret A
Palo
Wete
Lugo
P Doms
Chester
Nolan Maniefsk-Fidale
St. Tramer
Resurrection RC Church
Peter & Paul
Wheatley Place
Death notices for KLOVENSKY and others in Ridley Park area
Obituaries list Marie M Goose Bertha A Lutz Elizabeth Morgan Ralph N Myers Stanley S Pusak Edward W Rodisch Gertrude Smith Frances Windish Margaret Zensen plus family funeral details. Notices from local funeral homes cover services, call times, and interment locations across Ridley Park Chester Swarthmore and Claymont with church masses and cemetery plans.
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Myers
Ralph N
Stroutiowre
Ridley Park
Hilda (Nee Fellencer
WILLIAM =H CLARK
Stroudsburg
Laurelwood
Daily Times obituaries for Jack Oliver and Stanley Pusak
Jack Oliver, 77, of Laurel Delaware died Tuesday at Nanticoke Hospital Seaford. He was a plasterer and former Marcus Hook Baptist Church member later Seaford Baptist Church, survived by wife Anna, son Samuel and four daughters. Funeral from Robert Moreland Funeral Home and burial at Lawncroft Cemetery. Stanley S Pusak, 75, of Swarthmore died at his Cape May summer home. He owned Ideal Laundry Chester 50 years, member of St Hedwig s Church and Holy Name Society, survived by two sons and two brothers. Funeral from Nolan Kaniefski Fidale Funeral Home with Mass at St Hedwig s and burial at Immaculate Heart Cemetery.
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Pusak
Stanley S
Mount Place
Swarthmore
Mary Radomick
Wes
NOLAN
Raniepsa
Fidale
9Th St
Trainer
St. Hedwig's Church
Immaculate Heart Cemetery
Jack Oliver
Del-Marva
Laurel
Del
Nanticoke Hospital
Seaford
Valencia
Spain
Mr. Oliver
Lower Chichester
Marcus Hook Baptist Church
Seaford Baptist Church
Oliver
Anna C. Schofield
Samuel Palese
Willmington
William Connolly
Laurel, del
Jack Fooks
Pompano Beach
Fla
Joseph Marvian
Wilmington
Paul DeMaio
Aston
Robert Moreland Funeral Home Inc
9Th & Main Sts
Lawncroft Cemetery
Stanley S. Pulak
Mt. Holyoke Place
Cape May
N.J
Ideal Laundry
Chester
Mr. Pusak
St. Hedwig’s Church
Holy Name Society
Sierra Club
the Optimists
Chester Businessmen's Association
St. James Pta
Edward Pusak
Brookhaven
Leonard Pusak
Media
Andrew Pusak
Miami
Peter Pusak
Eddystone
Nolan-Kaniefski-Fidale
Obituaries for Elizabeth Morgan and Henry Goss Sr.
Elizabeth Morgan 77 of Claymont died Thursday at Longwood Villa Nursing Home born in Hickman Maryland she was the widow of C Hiram Morgan and survived by a son three daughters two brothers a sister and many grandchildren and greats funeral 1 PM Monday Gebhart Funeral Home Claymont burial Lawncroft Cemetery calling hours 7 to 9 PM Sunday. Henry R Goss Sr 74 of Collingdale died Wednesday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Darby born in Philadelphia lived in Upper Darby before moving to Collingdale in 1970 retired steamfitter from Keenan Co and member of Steamfitters Local 420 survived by wife two sons six daughters twenty three grandchildren and six great grandchildren funeral 10 AM Saturday James F Knoetgen Funeral Home Ridley Township burial Arlington Cemetery Upper Darby no calling hours.
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Marie M. Klovensky
Ridley Township
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Upland
Marie Battinieri
Chester
Glenolden
William G
Ralph N
Folsom
Matthew R
Thomas G. Battinieri
George J. White
N. Swarthmore Ave
Ridley Park
Our Lady of Peace Church
Ore
Coates
Sharon Hill
John J. Heffernan
Agnes Greco
Rita Talotta
John J Heffernan Jr
Lucy Dougherty
Anne McCauley
Elizabeth Andell
Sue Mitchell
Marvis Funeral Home
Mary St. Darby
Church of the Holy Spirit
Holy Cross Cemetery
Zensen
Margaret C
Averill
Jacob G. Zensen
Haddon Ts
Marjorie
Calif
Irene
Mass
Irene Sheridan
Rilatt
Clements Bridge Rd
Barrington
Elizabeth Morgan
Lawson Ave
Claymont
Longwood Villa
Hickman
Florence E. Joslyn
Benjamin Trice
Denton
Francis H. Trice
Andersontown
Harry H. Trice
Greenville
S.C
Grace Torbert
Del
Gebhart
Philadelphia Pike
Lawncroft Cemetery
Lower Chichester
Henry R. Goss Sr
Collingdale
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Darby
Philadelphia
Goss
Upper Darby
Keenan Co
Steamfitters
Dorothy Boone
Henry Jr
Havertown
George
Collindgate
Dorothy
Marcella E. Clardy
Taylor Hospital
Altoona
Delaware Countian Joseph Mack eyed as SEPTA acting GM
Joseph T. Mack of Haverford, 53, is expected to be named acting general manager of SEPTA next Wednesday as the board searches for a full successor to fired chief William Eaton. Mack has been SEPTA controller and treasurer since 1969 and would lead the five county authority if approved.
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Philadelphia
SEPTA
Joseph T. Mack
Haverford
William R. Eaton
Mack
John W. MacMurray
Delaware County
Red Arrow
David N. Phillips
Eaton
MacMurray
Klauder
New Castle Sets Mover Reporting for Desegregation Plan
New Castle School District asks families who moved within New Castle County since February to report to the nearest public school. Parents must show evidence such as custody papers, utility bills, lease, deed, or cable bill to confirm residence change for pupil assignments under the desegregation plan. Call 571-3811 for details.
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New Castle
Del
New Castle County
Woman realtor honored for work in omeg Tau Rho
Springfield string of events honors Lillian C. Williams a Fielding Co realtor at 5 E Woodland Ave inducted into Omega Tau Rho for NAR service 1975 77 with past titles and leadership roles. Also notes Glenolden resident Marcella E Clardy 68 died at Taylor Hospital with survivor details and no funeral date.
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Springfield
Lillian C. Williams
Fielding & Co
E. Woodland Ave
Omega Tau Rho
National Association of Realtors
NAR
Williams
Delaware County Board of Realtors
DCBR
PAR
Junior fireman hurt on drill duty
Ridley Township—Scott R. Hall, 14, of Ridley Park, is in satisfactory condition at Taylor Hospital after a concussion suffered during a Leedom Fire Company drill. He was directing traffic around 9:30 p.m. when a car sped toward him on Sellers Ave near Fairmount Rd. Hall jumped aside, tripped, and hit his head. He was transported by Leedom ambulance.
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Ridley Township
Scott R. Hall
Clymer Lane
Ridley Park
Taylor Hospital
Leedom Fire Company
Leedom
George Dougherty
Sellers Ave
Fairmount Road
Dougherty
Hall
Leedom Ambulance
Chester vo-tech unit burglarized
The Chester-Upland School District Vocational Technical building at 2nd and Dock Streets was found ransacked Wednesday morning. Police estimate about $2000 in small hand tools were stolen after thieves entered through an overhead door and removed paneling from the auto repair tool shop entrance.
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Chester
Chester-Upland School District
2Nd and
Dock Streets
Youth Associates to Sponsor Ethnic Festival in Chester Park
Chester Community Youth Associates announce an ethnic festival from noon to 9 p.m. on July 2 and 3 at Chester Park. The event features local groups, food stalls, and activities for families and neighbors.
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Chester — Community Youth Associates
Chester Park
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Marie Klovensky
Edward Rodisch
Gannon
George W. Sr
George W Gannon Sr
Gessie A Gannon
Moreland Funeral Home Inc
St. & Ion Sts
Tramer
Christan
Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord
Highland Ave
C. Grundy
Lutz
Bertha A
Ellar Lutz
Windish
Frances
McBride
Frank Windish
Scheivert Ave
Finances Ward Funeral Home
Market St
Linwood
Cullis
Edgmont Ave
Brookhaven Monthru
FTD Florist
Daily Times
Stanley Pulak
Henry Goss Sr
Joseph Mack Choice
Countian
Red Arrow Bus
Joseph Mack
Marcella Clardy
Chester Vo-Tech
Hig
Garden City Chapel
Cedar Rd
Wallingford
Centennial
Rte
Pennell Rd
ALL Union & Dental Health
Bridgework
Delaware