Herald & Lantern 4 May '83

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Jane Ann Cunningham, 1st Herald Publisher, Dead

Luther Brillinger. R2. of Stone Harbor. April 27 Born in York; Pa . he was formerly of Philadelphia Anna C Charles. 90* of (ape May Court House, ‘April 24 Born in Philadelphia, she moves here iix year ago James (» Chew Sr.. Bl, of Browns Mills, * April .26 Formerly of Cape May Court Houst*. he was retired ArthurE Detwiler. 79. of Villas. April 27 Formerly of Phoenixville. Pa . he was a retired chiropractor Floyd Candy Sr, 78, of (ireenfield. April 29 He was a former magistrate for Upper Township, rctir ing ih 1970 \ William P Garrison. 68, of North Cape May. April 28 Formerly of (^oll mgswnod. he was a resi dent for eight years James L. Gettings Sr,

Deaths

83. of Sea Isle City, April 30 Retired, he was a life member of the Shrtners Dorothny A GiH0,,64, of Del Haven, April 27(Born in Burlington. sheNived here 38 years Pauline E Jolly, 83. of West Wildwood, April 24 A local resident for the past 51 years, she was a member of the Golden Age Club Kdgai J Kenton, 89. of Swainton, April 26 An area resident for the past 41 years, fie was a self employed landscaper Mary A Kugler. 81, of Gea Isle City. April 29 She , was the former bookkeeper for Gordoh's Fisheries v Lewis J Morey. 58, of Wildwood Crest, April 25 A

lifelong resident, he was the president of L.J. Morey Builders. Inc Editlf Panlalone. 78, .of Wildwood CrqsL April 29 Born Jn Italy, she lived here for the past 50 years Emily Reynolds, 76. of Cape May. April 28. Born in Philadelphia, she was a member of Our Lady, Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church. Blanche H. Smith, 70. of Ocean City. April 25 Born in Millville, she was a resi dent most of her life Samuel J Snoke. of Wildwood, April 27 Born in Girard, Pa., he was a resident since 1980 Frank J Underkofler, 73. of Cape May, April 24 A resident for 70 years, he owhed and operated the Jewel Box John White, 85, of Villas. April 25. Born in Ireland, he was a 50-year Mason

-AVALON — Jane Ann Pearson Cunningham, founding editor-published of the Cape May County Herald, died Saturday. April 30, after a lengthy illness. She was editor-ajblisher from 1967 through* early 1979 and was best^tnown for her inspiration editorials and book reviews. She continued as a regular contributor. Her last column, written from her vacation home on St. John in the Virgin Islands, was published March 9. Mrs. Cunningham. 57. was born in Pittsburg, Pa She lived in Ardmore, Pa , for many years prior to moving to Avalon in 1968 She had a active life and

was involved in many business and civic activities. She was a graduate of Temple University School of Nursing. She was co-author of ‘‘The Cape May County Story” a book which discussed the history of the towns of Cape May County In 1974 she was listed in Who's Who of American Women. Mrs Cunningham's com munity activities included membership on the Avalon Planning Board and Environmental Commission as well as a former Trustee of the Avalon Chamber of Commerce She was also a member uf the Avalon Book Club, Cape May County Historical Society

and a former president of the Temple University Nurses Alumni Association. Surviving are her husband, Dr John Cunningham, and four children; Cathryn Maloney of Lancaster. Pa.; Dr J. David Cunningham of Drexel Hill, Pa.; Elizabeth ar.d Craig Cunningham of Avalon; two grandchildren and two brothers. Nathan Pearson of Maryland and John Pearson of New York Funeral services will be today, held at St Mary's Episcopal Church, Stone Harbor, May 4, at 11 a.m Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

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