Dec 1988 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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James Jack, '69 *
MARMORA - !»mcs Jack, 69, died Dec. 17 at his
home.
Bom ta Palermo, Mr. Jack was a UMang Marmora resident.
He was «mployed sinee I9J8 as a carpunter for the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
No, 6J3 or ArtanHc City and had received his 48-ywir
pih.
He was a member of the Ocean City Lodge No. 171
Free & Accepted Masons, VFW Post No. M95 or Marmora
and a life member of the Marmora Volunteer Rre
Company.
He served with the Army In World War II and
received a Purple Heart For battle wounds.
Ho is survived by his wife, Abigail t; two brothers,
John W. of Ocean City and Waller of Marmem; i lister,
LUsas A, Chew of Port Charlotte^ RIM ft stepson Sudd
Vemon Hughes of Lawton, OMa.s a stepdftughterj Virginia
Lemln of Wilmln|tont Del.; and six grandchildren.
Berviee was Wednesday at the Codfey Funewl Home
of Palermo. A Masonic service was conducted by Ocean
City Lodge No. 171. Burial was in Seaside Cemetery,
Palermo,
Donations may be made to the Upper Township Rescue
Squad. Petewburg 08270.
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA
BBlh Blwit tnd Asbury Avtrtut
W Put! W, WMf#H.ed, Pastor
SUNDAY DEC, 25,1988
10^30 A.M. Sermon:
11 DECEMBER 26th 11
(Christmas Day)
Musical Directs MlHim Adam
Nursery Availablo during SHMei
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Welcomes you
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
8th & Aflbury Avenue
Ocean City 399-0038
ST, PETER'S UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
8th mi CMid Ai/mtie tiijMii City, UJ,
CHRISTMAS EVE
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Alto DnBose, SO
Alto DuBos*. Mi of Pecks Beach Village, died Dec. 6 at
his home. ^
Born in Alabama, he w*s a longtime resident of Ocean
City.
Mr, DuBose was a )mmt at the former Coastal State
Bank far eight yeart, pHof w rtHrihg.
Survivitti are a toft, Alton Clark of Lancaster, tew«; a
daughter, Roslyn dark of Philadelphia, and seven
grandchildren.
Service and burial were private,
Amhgtments were by the Godfrey Funeral Hotwt of
Ocean Gty.
Henry W. Kraus, 94
Henry W. Kraus, M, of Ocean City died D*e. 13 m
Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Nwt,
A resident of Wosley Manor since 1978, Mr. toaui
lived in this city since IMS.
He was a member of the American Assodation of
Retired Personi »«d 8 *- P*t*^ 8 U" 1 ^ Methodist
Church,
Surviving arc a daughter, Eleanor Oster of Port Mytirs,
Pla,; two granddaughters; and four greatjrattdchlldren.
Service was Sunday at the Godfrey Funeral Home,
Burial was Monday in Beverly National Cemetery,
Harry Banning, 81
CORBIN CITY - Hatty Bnhlngi 81, of Route BO, dlad
Dec. lfl in Bhttre Memorial Hosplttl, Bomer§ Point.
Bottt 1ft bpwrier, he lived m fuckahoa until moving
hsre JO years igo. Mr, fknttmg w*i a fawriW All hli life
and wii a tttimber of Iht American Aiioelatiott of
Rttitti Pitsotti.
Hi ti survived by a sister, Mittie Hackilt of Bargaltt.
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Btrvies was Monday In the Langley Piittiral Home,
TuekihoB, Burial was in 2loh CemBtei-y, Bargalntown.
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GftACE BIBLE CHAPEL
III WMliy Av«. (Lumy Hbtel, iMnd Fl.) OCiflti City, N.J.
Rev John E Jamie fion
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United Methodist Church Mtiftottal Fund, North
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John R Lloyd, 55
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Cape May Court Mouse,
ttorh In petertb\% he 11 ved here all his We.
Mr, UttW waft 6 tt\eehanlc, most recently employed by
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He Was a membblf of the South jersey Motorcytle
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S g arc two sont^ John Jr. and Joseph, both of
I'eterttburgt four daughers, debble ofTuckahoe, Kathefine
Harris, or Helslervllle, and klmberly and Wanda,
both of Vlttelartdi two brothers, Mark Steelman of
CorbW City, and Thomas Steelitmn of UdoMi five sinters,
Edhn Safcitta of tjlassboro, Margaret SwelgaH of
North Wltdwood, Mary Yoting of Tempe, AHiu Ilish
Mah of Mays Landing, and Alice Mason ttf mm\ A
Btcpfathdh Benjamin Steehnan of Corbto Cltyt t»d three
grandehlldreH
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Steelitwn town,
Arrflng6ments Were by the Langley Funeral Home,
tuckahoe.
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