(I_________: The ph■ —————— oratories• p IP * mincraloi; funeral services here tsMatthew I, RodichHeld At Emporiumties are s tual exraftcal equip 1 liberator which issidcralior is one of in the b1Emporium, March 16—Funeral .'services for Matthew T. Rodich. , ^ er,Kenvil, N. J.. were held here this vI°i?v‘C: *morning from St. Mark's Church. , ,crBurial was in St. Mark's Ceme- acluaI tery. ceramicMr. Rodich passed away Mon- f*:, day morning from a heart attack a, ;L-iiuS: just as he arrived at work at the ^Hercules Powder Company. Ken- ,.irvil. Phe body was brought to j fov,.i? Emporium Wednesday to the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. l?ri\ Frances Zidar, Woodland Ave* snaping nue. wheel reMr, Rodrich was born in Au?- is a it*rn tria, and was forty-two years old. n‘°F)od i He had been a resident of Km* In °fhc porium for twenty-five years prior of oqmpr to moving to Kenvil eighteen *nS iaw months ago, He had worked for ials was the Keystone, the Aetna and the lt;’cHercules Powder Company here, dents rHe is survived by his wife, for- ioncc.s iancrly Miss Louise Zidar, and five f hruactechildren, Matthew, Jr., Mary, the mostJames, Louise and Julia, his fundameparents, a brother and sister in duct ionAustria, by a brother, John of res1 ll 1 irCleveland, ’ C., and a brother,! The 1)Lewis, Akron, O. I nology _______ ' much aRobbed Con (VJIs ior Police A vivid