Apr 1993 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

BTO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER OoMnOHy, NJ. Thursday. April 15,1993
obituaries
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Henry Hansen, 80
LTtah and California Institute of Technology, was also a
scientist and inventor for research and development of
Bell Labs, Holmdell for 27 years before his retirement in
PALERMO -^- Henry Edward Hansen,.80, of this community
died April 9 at home; ••'"'•'*. .-.•••.. . • .
1 9 6 5 . , • ••' • •• •.-" ;•' ..•:". '.•.• /•'-. • - . . . . '
Mr. Hansen retired in" 1968 as a master mechanit front Surviving are.his wife, Frances &.VanGilder; "two
the Philadelphia Navy Yard -
daughters, Althea Hatch of Newport, Wash., and Patricia
He attended night school to obtain his teaching certifi- Spencer of Langlois, Ore.; one' son, Edward D, Mendenhall
— rifSovannuli. . Ga..umi —. _._ biuQwi. _..,.__. John Wesley _, . Menden- .cate in mechanic engineering and frwghf industrial arts at ,__
Woodrow Wilson High School. ;•:•'•" hall of Partola Valley, Calif.; two" sisters, Dorothy Joy of
Mr. Hansen was a member of the Upper Township Spokane, Wash;, and Helen Todd df Oak Harbor, Wash.;
Senior Citizens, a former president and .member of Toast eleven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
»'- Master's Lj - *-•— International/and : -"—-' *— A a? •>-—•">-«• member of, «* *V"» the P«A«I«'- People's : A service of Memory and love will be offered April 19 in
Republican Organization. " -
the Blyler Chapel of St. Peter's Untied Methodist Church;
Bom In Philadelphia, he had lived in Westville and 8th Street at Central Avenue, Ocean City.
Verga before moving to Palermo five years ago. ; " Burial will be private atthe convenience of his family.
He is'survived by his close friend and companion, Memorial contributions may be made to California Institute
of Technology, e/o Louise Stearns, Office of Gift and
Hanna H. Atwood; four daughters, Carol Knestaut of
Gibbstown, Pat McGraw of Gloucester, Judy Meduri of Estate-Planning 105-40, Pasadena, California 91125.
Pitman and Beverly Romeo of Wild wood; a sister, Esther Arrangements are by the Godfrey Funeral Home of
Reeves of Verga; 14 grandchildren; and 13 great-grand- Ocean City. .
Arrangements were by the KeUey Funeral Home, Pit- Il*Vill TV!aahS SV. 9 78
man. ••> .
Mass of Christian Burial was Tuesday at Our Lady
Queen of Peace Church, Pitman.'
Burial was in Eglingtoh Cemetery, Clarksboro. '
Donations may be made to St. John of God, 532. Delsea
Drive, Westville, N.J. 08093. .
Donata Mento, 69
LINWOOD — Irvin "Herb" Maahs Sr., 78, of this community
died April 6 after taking ill at his son's home in
Wilmington, Del.
Surviving are his wife, Arietta Mary of Lewes, Del; six
sons, Irvin Jr. of Newark, Del., Fred of Centreville, Del.,
Thomas of Glen Mills, Pa., Charles of Wilmington, Wesley
of Port St. Lucde, Fla. and Dennis of Rehoboth Beach; two
daugthers, Dawn Scull of Linwood and Dale of Wilmington;
two brothers, George of Florida and Preston of Illinois;
a sister, Mary DeFosse of Clementon; 19
grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
SOMERS POINT — Donate A._(Federici) Mento, 69, of
this community, died at her home. .
She was a member of the Miraculous Medal Association
in Chester, Pa., and a member bfSt. Joseph's RomariCatlu—Services were Thursday in Delaware,
blic Church in Somers Point. D K 4 I w TiC
Bom in Philadelphia, she lived in Ocean City and Pennsauken,
before moving to Somers Point eight years ago.
Sheis survived byjhree sons* James and~Steven R., both
of Somers Point and- Joseph N. of Ocean City; three
daughters, Donna M. Wilson of Williams town, Maria ,
and Loretta A., both of Somers Point; two brothers, JosepI
Lutz,
PLEASANTVILLE — Robert FrLutz r 76, of this com--
died April 8 at the Atlantic City Medical Center,
ind Division in Galloway Township. *
Mr. Lub was employed by First Fidelity Bank in Pleas-
^ti^T^ tfsK, *«?^"^^*^*m_
ville; and seven grandchildren.
'. Mass of Christian Burial was Monday at St.- Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, Somers Point.
Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays Landing.
Div Hallam Mendenhall, 93
Church, Belleplain. . . ,
Surviving are her husband, Charles N.; two spins, Robert
L. Branca of Belleplain and Charles N. Pomlear Jr. 6f Marmora;
five daughters, Alberta Garrison of North Wildwood,
Patrida/Miller of Sevieryille, Tenn., Carol,Ann
Tozer of Sabastian, Fla., Roseanna Lazos of Sea Isle City
and Beverly Harris of Belleplain; two sisters, Laurabelle
Madara of Marmora and Rose Bounds of Egg Harbor
City; 20 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Services were.Saturday at Hoffman Funeral Home, Lees-,
burg. Burial was in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo.
Memorial contributions may be made to Belleplain Fire
Company, Broad Street", Belleplain, N.J. 08270.
Anna Swanson, 80
NORTHFIELD -^ Anna (Wagner) Swanson; 80, of this
community died April 6 at Shore Memorial Hospital,
Somers Point. .
Mrs. Swanson was a teacher's helper in the Camden
school system before her retirement.
She was previously a member of Sacred Heart Roman
Catholic Church in Camden. Most recently she.was a
member STthe Church of St. Bemadette in Northfield.
• Bom .in Camden, she lived there most of her life, until
moving toNorthf ield 12 years ago.
She is survived by a daughter, Betty Tomlin, with whom
she resided; a sister, Elizabeth Cook of Rio Grande; five
grandchildren; and one great-grandchild
Mass of Christian Burial-was Monday at the Church of
SfcBernadette, New Road, Northfield.
Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays Landing.
David Bogan, 74
TUCKAHOE — David J. Boganrft, of thi^community
died April 8 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. .
Mr. Bogan was a retired employee of the U.S. Postal Service,
working in Warminister, Pa., and Linwood, for 20
yearsrretiringin 1984. - . *'_. •
He most recently worked as a bus driver and teacher's
aide for Special-Services in Cape May County. —-
' He was a member,of the, Uptown Greater Kensington,
Federidof
He was a World War FJ veteran whe-served in the 101st—Aqua and Trilby String TJands of Philadelphia, as well as
Airborne Division. He received thcrBronze Star, the Euro- the Ventnor String-Band.
pean African Middle Eastern Campaign MedaL-the distbi- A veteran of World War II, he seryed-in theU. S. Navy.
guished unit badge and thePurple Heart.
_— He worked for the Pinkerton Dectecrive Agency iirPhfl?
He also served urthe Army. . \ . adelphiaafter World War IL— •
Bom in Phillipsburg, he_ lived In Bargaintown before He was a member of the Warminister Volunteer Ambumoving
to Pleasantville 13 years ago. _ .. • .— lance Corp.
OCEAN CITY — Dr. Hallam "Dick" Evans Mendenhall, : - Surviving are his wife, Edna (Hand); a son, Robert John Bom in Philadelphia, he lived in WaraQhistetHbr many
93, of flus resort died April 7 in Ocean Point Health Care of-Presque IslerMaine; three daughters, Doris Chattin of years, before moving to Cape May CountyJn the past few
Center, Somers Point. .
-Somers Point, Joan Kinsell of Cardiff and Diane Lamed of years.
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Bom in Spokane, Wash,, he lived in Summit before moving
to Ocean Qty in 1970. "7 '—=r.' : Dick of Zephr Hill, Ha.; two sisters, Marie Kelly and Dolly
Pleasantville; two brothers Jiarry of Bargaintown and
Dr. Mendenhall. a retired proFessor at the University of Antorino, both of Bargaintown; 14 grandchildren; and 12
55th Street and Asbury Avenue
--: fley. Paul W. vander Loo, Pastor
Sunday, April 18th; 10:30 AM
"The After-Easter
j Glo# f "
Sunday School 9 ArvfVSons Service 10:15 AM
'. Morning Service 1030 AM ...—
Blb|e_S_tudy Wednesday 7 PM
- —. fHandicap Ramp and Hearing Aids Are Available -
Musical Director Alberta Seto • Nursery Available During Service
ST. PETER'S UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
8th and Central Avenue; Ocean City, NJ
SUNDAY, APRIL 18th
8;t5 A.M. Communion in Bleyler Chapel. :
9 A:M. Church School _
7 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship." ..
SERMON-
N " r se f y par© provided
The Rev. Darryl D. Dutr preaching
M. Russell Shivers, Pastor '
Darryl O. Duer, Associate Pastor
: William R. McClelland,
. ..-. Minister of visitation
John Gregory Bate;
Director of Music/Organist -
Prayer phone: 399^3316 -
OCEAN CITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
10TH & WESLEY 399-2261
Sunday, April 18th
Coffee and Fellowship.
Sunday School— ,„
Sunday Worship Services __.__
.Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
Friday AWANA Program.
. 9:00 am
.9:30 am
10:45 am; 7:00 pm
-7:00 pm
. 6:15-8:30 pm
. - Nursery available for all services -'
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10:45 A.M.
"The Cost of Discipleship"
Dr. Ronald W. Mansdoerfer
Evening Service 7:00 P.M.
" Submission 11
. Dr. Ronald W. Mansdoerfer
Surviving are two sons, David E. ofjakarta, Indonesia,
and VyPliam J. of Tuckahoe, with whom he resided; two
daughters, Diane Georgio of Hollywood, FlaTand Patricia
great-grandchildren.
Weise of Telford, Pa.; two brothers, William J. of jenkintown,
Pa. and John J. of My^fic Island; two sisters, Marie
Services were private. . —'
Arrangements were by the Parsels Funeral Home, Pleasantville.
— . ..-•.....• Pa.; eight grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
H. of Jenkintbwn and'Gertrude Johnson of ~
Donations may be made to the PleasantviUe Trinity Bap^-"7Trrangements are by the GodfreyrFuneral Home, Palertist
Church. . . ' T" .*.« mo. __ . • :
JVIyrtle Pomlear, 6$.
Mass of Christian Burial was Tuesday atlhe Immaculate
Conception Roman Catholic Church, Jenkratown, Pa.
Burial was in -- - -
Township, Pa.
; BELEEPLAIN^r Myrtle D. Pomlear, 68, of this section of
Dennis-Township, died April 6 aThome. • . ^__ .
Bom in Palermo, she lived in Belleplain most of her" life. Jofill LIOYCl Sr.« 86 ~ :
_ She Was a member of the Evangelistic. Tabernacle ^ "^ •-_•' ^^__
GHRISrrAN SCIENCE
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study the weekly lesson:
DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT -J
Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay
down his life for his friends.
• ~rjohn 15:13 .
ThiTweekly lesson-sermon is. comprised of selections from
the King James version of The Bibleand from corresponding
ciiationr from SOENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO
THE SCRIPTURES J>y Mary Baker Eddy. ^
The spiritual truths of the weekly, lessons have brought
healings, regeneraiionsjand suppoirto readers for over one'
hundred years.
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JTOITST UTS!
. SUNDAY"SERVICE 1(1:30 AM.
SUNDAYSCHOOL 10:30 A.M.
~ WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM. ;.
-••'•• (Testimonial Meeting)
READ1NGROOM UtiO AM.-2PM-
(Monday-Saturday)
"The Herald of Christian Science"
First Church of Christ, Scientist
8th & Asbury Avenue .
Ocean City 399-0038
GREEN J REE
C H U fl C H
Sunday, April 18,1993
Sr. Pastor • Gene Huber .
FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICES - 8:45 AM U 10:30 AM
Preaching Biblical Prindplcs for Today's Problems
6:30 p.m.
.Evening
Service
— v LlNWOQD — John Uoyd Sr., 86, of this community
died April 5 as the result of injuries sustained in a traffic
accident in Salem .County. . . ' .
Mr. Lloyd worked as a salesman for many area furniture
stores, including his last employer, Stafiffoh's Department
Store in Ocean City, where he retired in 1971.
A O. S. Navy veteran oTWorld War IlTlie was a life
2 P1»CM To S»m You
SPINNING WHEEL
SLOWER SHOP
Ocean City's Family Florist ~
MARKVIDETTO
858 Asbury Ave.
Ocean City. NJ •_>,
398-1157
3336 West Ave.
Ocean City, NJ
398-1333
GRASS BIBLE CHAPEL
32nd St & Central Ave.
P.O. Box 963
Ocean City NJ 08226
Phone 399-2032
Dr. John E. Jamleson, Pastor
Sunday School- 10:00 A.M.
Worship -11:00 A.M. & 7:30 P.M.
Prayer & Praise - Wed. 7:30 P.M.
independent - Biblical - Evangelical
MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH
: An Ecumenical Family of FaHh
8900 Ventnor Parkway, Margate, N.J.
The Rev. Terence Elwyn Johnson, D.D.
The Rev. David A. Fleming, Th.M
MINISTERS
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The Second Sunday of Easter -
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April 18,10 AM
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The'Easter spirit
• :}^ continues, as beautiful
' :i . music is offered and
. ,' , Dr. Johnson speaks
"A LIVING
HOPE"
10.00 AM Church School
and Nursery
11:00 AM Friendship
Coffee Hour
Paul McKay Director of
.Music
Glen Portscher, Organist
QriMtaUOn forpersons
htw»tt«d In HCC
maflibflrfhip: This Sunday,
April 18, tidS All
member of the Disabled.American Veterans Post No. 70 of .
Bid', a life member of .the Absecon American
Post No. 28 and a life member of Pleasantville '
f o . 2 3 8 9 . . • • - • ' • ••• ' •.•'• " •"'•..• '•• ••• •/•.•.
He served on the Linwood Board of Elections. . •
.i: Mr. Uoyd Was known as an avid farmer, and operated a
Vegetable stand in Linwood during his later years.
Mr. Uoyd was a member of the Northfield United Methodist
Church. . ; '...:. "
Bom in Linwood, he Was a lifetime resident
Surviving are two sons, John Jr. of Northfield and Floyd
.of Linwood; two daughters, Doris Bennan of Florida and,
Betty StJteler of Linwood; two brothers, Everett erf Estell
Manor and Charles of Florida; two sisters', Emma Ross
and Mary Woodley both of Florida; 10 grandchildren; and
10 great-grandchildren. , . .
. Services were Saturday at Northfield United Methodist
Church, Northfield.
Arrangements were by Parsels Funeral Home, Absecon.
Burial was in Zlon Cemetery, Bargaintown.
Donations may be made tothe Northfield United Methodist
Church, Zion Road, Northfield.
Benjamin Vilensky, 91
SOMERS POINT — Benjamin Vilensky, 01, of this community
and formerly of Ventnor, died s April 10 in Somers
Point.
Mr. Vilensky operated the Seaside Pharmacy at Vermont
and Atlantic avenues in Atlantic City for 45 years until his
retirement . T -•-.-
Bom in Kiev, Russia, he came toAtlantic City in 1909.
He is survived by two daughters, Lenore Kaplan of Delray
Beach, Fla., and Jill Vroegop of West Point, Pa.; two
sons, Lewis of New Brunswick and Dr. William of Margate;
a sister, Minna of Atlantic Citypsix grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. '__ , ij=_
Graveside services were Wednesday at-the Beth Kehillah
Cemetery. Pleasantville. —_—•
The family will receive friends at 110 S. Nassau Ave.,
Margate, through 4 p.m. Thursday (today).
Arrangements are by the Roth Memorial Chapel, Atlantic
City.'. . —••• .••'.•_• • ,.—'
Donations may be made to the Ruth Newman Shapiro
Heart andXancer Memorial Fund, 7 Bayerest Ave., Margate,
or the charity of one's choice. . —
s Center begins
annual membership drive
NORTHFIELD — The The center also sponsors
Atlantic City Women's Center,
a nonprofit group orga^ and the Child- Care Net-
Alternatives to Violence
nized for victims of family work. • . •
violence andreRd.
Palermo, NJ
Phone 390-9699
A tree is reassuring. A tree is a survivor..""
withstanding tempestuous' winds ... towering
over time, tranches spiralihg in space.
Thoucjh assaulted by the elements, the.
tree will survive, providing the roots remain
strong, forgjng-through fertile soil, bringing
life to the entire.length of its structure. God.
made proyisionsfor the tree, '.. •'.'••"
. Likewise, God made provisions for our
survival: If our roots are. founded'-in His.
Word, we.too shall tower over life's tempests.
Romans 11:16 assures us, •"'...if the root is
holy, so'are the branches/ : ; '
fioot your life in God as you worship each •
Sabbath. There, is hope fora tree. There is
hope foryou • . • . : : •
f;op,i'gMl 1993 Kcisie'r
.. R.E.Darby, Agency Inc.
• kuurmnc* FxduslvSly Since 1905 '
North & Wesley Aves • 399-0049
Ocean City Home
Savings 4 Loan Association
100T Asbury Ave. • 399-0012
Eugene W. Pashley ,
" . Insurance Agency, Inc.
Shore Rd.Marmora • 390-3360
Carey's
Real Estate Inc.
15th & Boardwalk •399-0178 .
•so.\ ' ••:• •• • . . . ..-..
. The Orthodox. Presbyterian"
Chapel, which meets.in'
the west chapel of the Central
Union Chapel, will
open its season with services
at 8:30 a.m. and 7 p,m.
Sunday, June