The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-16
OBITUARY

JERUsAVAGE Frank JeruSav- ago, Bethlehem road, Bethlehem, died yesterday At his home after Q brief Illness,
 He was born in suvalkiu, Lithu. Ania, and came to this country bb years ago. He lived In Pennsylvania and Waterbury before moving to Bethlehem a years ago. Mir. Jeru. savage conducted c dairy farm. He Was Q communieant of St. joseph's [ church, Waterbury, and Q member of the Lithuanian Independent Pol- itical club,
 Surviving are, his wife, Anna; two daughters, Miss Mary Jeru. savage, Bethlehem, and Mrs. John Tanning, Middlehury; two sons Frank, NoFwalk, an q Anthony Bethlehem; four grandchildren and several nieees and nephewS.
 Funeral services will be held at o:4b Q. m. Monday from ths De- links funeral home, iT Congress Av' onue, to St. Josephs church at 10 Burial will Do in Calvary cemetery
 Friends may call ct the funeral home today from { to 10 p. m. and tomorrow from 2 to 10 ?. n.
 WHITE-Tyler White, Grave street, Merlden, died at the Under cliff sanatoFium yesterday morning He was born in Fairfield, Me-, and went to Meriden five years ago. MT White was on employe of the Alsor Engineering Corp, in Milldale.
 Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cert rude (Thomkins) White; . daugh' tor, Mrs. Leon A. Benjamin, Meri' den; Q son, Harold D. White, Wood vile, N. H.; two sisters, Mrs. Cecilia Nightingale and Mrs. Joseph Barnes Fort Fairfield, Me; and Q brother stlllman White, Northford,
 The funeral will be held Monday at 2:30 D, m. ct the John J, Ferry funeral home, 0e East Main 9t. Meriden, Rev. Burt N. Tlmhle, pas tor of the First Baptist church, Merlden, ofileiating. Burial will Dc in Pine Grove cemetery, Waterbury Friends may call at the funeral homo Saturday from ' to 10 ?. m. Sunday from 2 W 10 ?. m.
 SKINNER = Mrs. Emma Augusta (Poudin) skinner, 2O, wife of James skinner, Jr., of 30 Academy street, of Southlngton, died Friday at New Britain General Hospital following Q several months illness. She WaS born in Waterbury and was Q gFad- uate of the Bristol schools and the Connecticut Institute os HaiTdress. ing in Hartford.
 She also leaves c son, Donald skinner; here parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Poudin of Bristol, and c brother, Pfc. Albert Poudin Of Greensboro, N. O.
 The funeral will be held Monday ct tho Hailahan Funeral Home, 200 Merlden Avenue, southington. Bur. ial will be in St. Thonas's cemetery.
 DINNEEN-IEarold W. Dinneen, formerly of i42 Cooke street, this city, died Thursday ct his home A206 Washington Boulevard. Hale- thorpe, Md,
 Born in Waterbury, tho son oi Anne M. and the late William H. Dlneen, ho was educated in Water bury and c resident Of the North End section Of the city for many years. Tn iei2 he married Sarah E Kelly. Mir. Dineen was c conl- Tnunicant Of St. Thomas's Church
 Ho was general manager of the Baltimore Tube co. for many yeaFG before retiring 10 years ego to SC Into business himself. Surviving besides his wife and mother aFe two children, Harold Dinneen, Jr, Catongviiie, Md, aSac Mrs, Tita 4. Wible, Baltimore; . gFandchild. AFleen Wibie: and { sister, Miss Julia c. pduneen zIlomagkon.
 Funeral services Wlll bo held al el90 c .ln. Monday from tie Ken ] nsy funeral hnHoe| a2s2 Leeds HtK1et