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Palla 2 - THE SOUTHINGTON N£WS ....·Wed•• Jln. 7, 1970
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Mrs.. Comella Atwater Ives, rl
C Chestnut St. widow Ill' Howard
Ives, dled unexpectedly Tuesday,
Dec. 30, at the age of 90 at her
home.
She was born In Southington,
made her bome 00 Cheshire St In
Cheshire for many yean and
returned to Southington In 1950.
She leaves a daugbler-iJl.law,
Mrs. Edward A. Iva of Cheshire
and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services took place
Friday. Jan. 2, at the Flatow
Funeral Home. 48 Cook Ave.,
MerideD. The Rev. Eugene P
Wrackf ord of tbe StaDley
Memoria I Congrega tloDa I
Church. New Britain, officiated.
Burial was In Cbesblre SI.
Cemetery, Cheshire.
Mauro Paravella.
Poultry Farmer
Mauro Paravella of 609
Woodruff St cited Wedoesday
morning. Jan. 1. at Bradley
Memorial HCllpitai after a sbort
Illness. He was 88. His wile,
Ernesta Paravella. died Nov. 23
at !be age rl 115
Mr. PjU'avelJa was born in Italy
and had lived In Southington for
the past 40 yean Until /us
retirement five yean ago he
owned and opera ted the
Paravella Poultry Farm 00
CUrllaa St
He was a member of Sl
Thomas Church and a veteran of
World War I, when he served with
the U.S forces In the Italian
Anny
He leaves a son, Loull
Paravella of Woodruff St, with
whom he mad~ his home, three
daughters. Mrs Virginia
FollaDdrl and Mrs. IDes
FoIJandn, both of Bristol, aod
Mrs. Natalie Gagliardi of
Southington; a brother In Italy,
seven graodchlldren and seven
great-sraodchtldren.
Funeral services were
Saturday al the DeJIa Vecchla
Funeral Home, 211 North Main
51., and Sl Thomas Church
where a Requiem Mau was
celebrated by the Rev. Michael
McVerry. pallor. &alsted by the
Rev. Francis Seggel.
Burial was In St Thomas
Cemetery, where Father Seggel
read the committal prayers.
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Pallbearers Included Nicholas
Bonfanti, LouIs B_1. Emillo
1'eata. RI~bard 8en)prInl. Culo
Cutlllllooe and Leonard Bagnl.
Mrs. Novak Bnrled;
W 88 Accident Victim
The funeral rl Mrs. Josephine
Novak of ~orth Maio St, wile
of John Novak. took place
Saturday, Dec. rI, from the Della
Vecchla Funeral Home, 211
North Main St.. to the Immacula
te Conception Church.
The Rev. Theodore Gubala,
pastor, offICIated. Burial was In
Immaculate Conception
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Arthur OrdMz,
Theodore Muclk, Walter
and Adam Novak. Peter Uznanslu
and Matthew OrdaS%.
Mrs Novak died Wednesday,
Dec. 24, from Injuries recell!ed ID
an automobile crash near
Hubbard Park ID Meriden
Herman Heusel. '
W onx Tribe Member
Herman J Heusel of Elliott
Drive. Milldale died Monday
IUght, Jan S, at the M~riden­
Walhngford Hospital following a
brief Illness. He was Tl.
He was born In Southington. a
son of the late John J aDd
Adelaide ReISCh Heusel, and was
a lifelong resIdent of the towo.
Prior to hIS retirement, he was
employed for several years at
Peck Slow and Wilcox Co He was
an honorary hfe member of WOIlX
TrIbe 28. 10RM, hav,"g been a
member of the organization for
"ver 50 years
He leaves hIS WIfe, LIllian
Meeker Heusel, a daughter, Mrs
EdwIn Felske of Madtson, two
Sllns, John Heusel of HarUord
and DaVId Heusel of Milldale,
two SISters, Mrs. Carl KrItz of
PlantsVIlle and Mrs Albert Beltz
ue SouihlDgton, and two grandchildren
Funeral servIces will be
Thursday at It a.m. at the
Hallahan Funeral Home. 208
Meriden Ave., with the Rev John
W. Hosmer, paslor of the Firsl
Congregational Churcb, coo-
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