Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

Memorial services Tor PIC. Don
old Weber. 20. of SAIL Westwood
VIII be conducted at 1920 a. m.
nCXt Sunday by the Rev, ii. r.
w aCkCr at -<mxx
Covenant Luth-
.eran Church.
SOFrcn nto al
Buena Vista.
Pfc. Weber 90 1w
d led Dec. p,
1914. I'M the
Battle of the 49, ~
Bulge. He was wy
graduated from
CT olcy High p<sas.s,saj
School and was
G m p o yed AT xfssAAss
the ChrySlcr- r''' WEBER
Plymouth plant before entering
service in March, 1943. Survivors
include his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G eorge w e ber, and sister.
Shirley,
MRS. MARY ELLEN DONO-
VAN at $50 a. m tomorrow in
St-AlnySegs- -GhHFeh.-Mrs- -Dono--
van 90, died yesterday after a
short illness. Survivors: daughter,
Mrs. Walter p. Baier; son, Percy
j.. seven grandchildren.
SISTER MARY OF ST. NAT
ALE at 8 a. m. tomorrow in the
convent chapel of Vista Maria
School on West Warren. Sister
Mary, who died Saturday, was
born in Detroit 50 years ago. She
entered a convent in st. Louis
in1SS3- and after being stationed
in Chicago a short time, spent
10 years in Detroit.
ELI +. REISNER JR., 26, of
$500 Marie, Dearborn, today in
ST. Bernadettc Mission, Salina and
Lowery. Dearborn. Burial: Holy
Cross. He died Friday in the vet
eran's hospital, Dearborn, after
several months illness. He was
discharged from the navy Oct. 9
after seven years service. Sur
vivors father. Eli p. Reisner Sr
of Ohio; mother, Mrs. Anna Terek,
and stcpfather, Peter Terek of
Dearborn,
MRS. JULIA WEBER MUM
GER at Ii a. m. tomorrow in the
William r. Hamilton Co. Chapel.
1875 CasS. Burial: Woodlawn.
Mrs. Munger, lifelong resident
of Detroit. died Thursday in
Pompano Fla. She was a member
of the Women's City Club and
the Colony Club. Survivors: hus-
band, Frank; son. Maj. Frank
Weber Munger; brother, Herbert
Weber; sister, Mrs. Aline Wright.
WILLIAM j. SWARTZ. 67, of
30S w. Buena Vista, Highland
Park, at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the
Harper and Mulligan Funeral
Home, 1880 Hamilton. Burial:
Woodlawn. Mr. SwartZ retired
from the Highland Park police
department last September. Sur
vivorS: wife, Ida; son, Frederick;
daughter, Mrs. Florence RAIDER;
sisters, Mrs. Louise Moreau and
Mrs. Florence Decker of Chicago;
two grandchildren.
THE REV. AARON MITCHELL,
So. of 1902 La Sale at 2 p. m.
tomorrow in Port Austin. Burial:
Port Austin. The Rev Mr. Mitchell
came to Michigan from England
in 1911. Five years ago. he re-
tired from the Methodist ministry
in Port Austin and came 10 De-
troit. Survivors: wife, Clara; son,
Allan; brothers, Fred. Jack and
George, all of England.
WILBERT c. KINSMAN, 2S. of
1854 Churchill, military services
at l p. m. Wednesday in the
Harper and Mulligan Funeral
Home, 1880 Hamilton. Burial:
Grand Lawn Mr.. Kinsman died
Saturday. He was veteran of
World War IL. Survivors: father,
Albert; brother, Ensign Glen
Robert, overseas; sisters, Mrs.
Faye Warrington, Mrs. Vera Mac
Donald.
ALBERT VAN DAMME, 81. at
10 a m. Wednesday in St Charles
Church. Baldwin and ST. Paul.
Burial: Mt. Olivet. Mr.. Van
Dammc of 1864 SeybuTn, died
Saturday of a heart attack. A
member of the fire department
since 1919, he was promoted to
chief fire alarm operator in
March. 1913. A sister, Mrs. Marie
Gregory, survives.
WILLIAM NIEMANN, "A. of
1889 Frazho road, Roseville, at
l:30 p. m. tomorrow at William
ID. Clyne Funeral Home, East
Detroit, and at p. m. at st.
Marks Lutheran church. Rose
vile. Burial: Forestlawn. Mr..
Niemann was justice of the peace
Of Erin township 16 years. Sur