Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

50 yCdls dkOt ANb sbtlNf ~. w llSPll
and Arthur r. TWO brothers,
Maurice j. and Joseph w. and a
sister. Mrs. May O'Connor OF
Duluth.
Funeral ssrUicss Were re-
ported TO the Times for:
FANNIE LEWIS of 77713s- -.int7u
y. at l p. m. tomorrow in the
Lewis Bros Funeral Chapel
Burial: Cloverhill Park Mrs
Lewis, 79. died Tuesday AZ the
home OF her son Daniel. 1884 w
Chicago. after a long illness. A
native OF Detroit. she was the
mother Of six Lewis brothers Of
the undertaking firm. Survivors:
Sons, Daniel, Edmund - Gilbert,
Seymour. Saul and George; SIS
ters. Mrs Ray Blumeno and MIN
mic Fisher: brothers George Ben
w, Alex and Sol Cohen.
PETER BRYsSE. 10. AZ go
a. m, Saturday in the Van Ler-
berghe Funeral Home. l3340 +.
Warren, and AZ 10 a. m. IN Our
Lady Of Sorrows Church. Burial.
Mt. Olivet. Mr. BrySSe. of 5555
Fairview. died Tuesday az tho
home of his daughter after
short Illness. Survivors wife
Marie: daughters, Mrs Angelo
Lobbestael, sons, HilaIre and
Julian.
JOSEPH DEREZINSkI oi 2ll9
r. Grand Blvd. Al $50 a N. Sat
urday in thc l.. T SoboCInSki
Funeral Home. 5l44 McDoucall
and az 10 a. m. in St StaniSlauS
Church. Burial Greenwood. Mr..
DerezlnSki. Il. died Tuesday N
Grace Hospital after short III
ness. Survivors: daughters, Mrs.
Alphonse Szumigala and Mrs
Charles Aaron, brother, Ignatius
CLARENCE r. MILLER ~
3267 Grand avenue Al 10 a m
tomorrow in tho Lahey Funeral
Home and AZ 1910 a m in s.
Gregory's Church. Mr. Miller a
member Of the New York Central
Pioneers organization. had been
a railroad engineer for - years
Survivors: wife, Marie: son Clar-
ence C.. and one granddaughter.
Burial: Mt. Olivet.
MISS CLARA VI. ROAT, ; p n.
tomorrow in the William 4.
Hamilton Funeral Homo. CssS a.
Alexandrihe- with the Rev ! {.
johnson officiating. A native ~
Detroit and former principal ~
the Cass Annex. Farrand. Bennett
and Breitmeyer schools here. Miss
Roat died AZ Daytona Beach. Fla
Dec. %. She resided there Ia
years.
G. CHARLES MCCULLOUGH,
2 30 p. m. tomorrow Al the VIII
lam r. Hamilton Funeral Home
Cass at Alexandrine Burial
Woodlawn Cemetery A native
Detroiter. Mr. Mccullough 63.
died Tuesday in his home al ia
Farrand Park. Highland Park. lie
belonged 70 the Detroit Athletic
and the Question clubs. Sury1V-
ors: A sister. Mrs. Harriette Nc
Cullough Conway
JOSEPH a. HEIDENREICH.
$50 a. m. tomorrow at the Alfred
"opens Funeral Home. 1899
Gratfot. and requiem high mass
10 a. m. in St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Burial Mt. Elliott Gene
terry. Mr.. Heidenreich, 76, OF
1440 Eighteenth, died Tuesday
He was a veteran Free Press
CompoSitor, having Joined the
newspaper in 1906 a member Of
the Detroit Typographical Union
since 1889. nc was penSloned by
the union six years ago. Mr..
Heidenreich was member Of the
Holy Name Society Survivors:
Three sisters, Miss Louisa Heidcn-
reich. Miss julia HeldCnrclch oi
Detroit, and Mrs. Charles Blllat
OF Toledo
OTHER DEATHS-1n Los An
celes, Col. Russell {. Martin. 81,
past natfonai commander IN -cfrfcf
of. the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie -. Capt. George Pascoe Gren-
fell, 81, a pioneer in radio; at
Bath, England J. Harrington
Boyd, So. attorney and author OF
the Ohio Workman Compensa-
ton Act; at Toledo Mrs.
Susan s. Underwood, 7S, widow
of Bert E. Underwood of the ma
tionally known Photographic firm
of Underwood e. Underwood; at
Tucson. Ariz. c. Drummond
Jones, So. bridge expert and for
mer district tennis champion; at
Kirkwood, Mo. Mrs. Clara
Cooper knight, 90, who had
served Queen Elizabeth 45 years
and was nurse TO PrinceSses Eliz-
abeth and Margaret; at Norfolk,
England Miss Eleanor Flor
euce Rathbone, 73, independent
member of parliament, campaign
or for women'S suffrage in the
carly twcntics and pioneer advo-