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Hegina G. Allen, 78, of West Cape May, Dec. 24. A local resident for 13 years, she formerly lived in Oreland Pa. She was a member of Our Lady Star of the Sea R.C. Church. Evelyn M. Barteld, 74, of North Cape May. Dec. 25. Born in Camden, she lived in Westville until moving here 12 years ago. Hayward G. Brown. 79. of Cape May, Dec. 24. A f retired insurance broker and former chairman of the board of Evans-Conger-Brown Insurance Brokers in Norristown. Pa., he was noted for his brief witticisms about Cape May events. He became a yearround resident in 1970. William H.Bruce. Jr.. 77. of Pennington. Dec. 28. A civil engineer, he served with the Army Corps of Engineers during the start of World War II and worked on construction of the Cape May Canal and coastal fortifications at CapeMay Point. Florence M. Caldwell

I Walls of Ocean City, Dec 1 31. She formerly lived in 1 Paotifea. IsacCollins, 76. of Middle Township, Jan. 2. Born in 1 Ocean View, he was a lifetime county resident. He was a retired clammer. \ William Creamer Sr.. 80. of Tuckahoe. Jan. 3. A retired heavy-equipment operator employed by Robert L. Monahan Co.. in , Ocean City. Margaret E. Davis. 65, of Ocean City, Dec. 29. Born in Millville, she was a local resident for eight years. She was a member of the Leesburg United Methodist church, the National Tailor Club and the Shekinah Chapter No. 82 Order of the Eastern Star. Nora DiDonalo. 82. of Wildwood. Jan. 3. A local resident for 35 years, she raised 24 foster children in addition to her own family. Ida Mae Dougherty. 93. of Ocean View. Jan. 3. She , lived in Philadelphia until seven years ago when she took up residence in Ocean r\

View. During the summer y she served as a superintendent at the Seaside Home in Cape May. Jennie Florentine), 85, of Ocean City, Jan. 2. Born in Italy, she spent mopt of her in Ocean City, i Henry T. Gierlich. 68. of Wildwood. Dec 31. A local resident for 26 years, he was a member of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Wildwood Hotel-Motel Association. William D. Haig. 65. of Avalon, Dec. 30. A former personnel director for the Veterans Administration in Philadelphia, he served in the Navy during World War II and the Korean War. He was past president of the employees association of the Veterans Administra tion and was a member of the Fritz Lodge 420 F & A.M. E. Alberta Hand; 80. of West Cape May. Jan. 3. A lifelong resident of the area, she was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Women's Auxiliary of the West Cape May Firie Dept and was active with the West Cape Mav 'County PTA. Charles A. Helms Sr.. 83. of North Wildwood. Jan. 4 A former constable of Delaware County, Pa., he was a past president and treasurer of the Golden Age Club of Wildwood. and past president and current chaplin of the BritishAmerican Chab of Wildwood. He 'Vas a member of the First Baptist Church of Wildvrood. James J. Higgins Jr.. 69. of Cape May, Dec 30. A retired electrical planner at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, he was an Army veteran of World War II. A local resident for a decade, he was a member of Our Lady Star of thp Sea Church. Benjamin Hinkle Sr.. 74, of Wildwood. Dec. ; 23. A retired cashier for the Pennsylvania Railroad, he was a member of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Philadelphia and the Neoskaleta Tribe No. 6 of the Order of Red Men of Pennsylvania. He belonged to the Loyal Order of the Moose of Wildwood. ' George Hoy. Tjl, of Avalon. Dec. 27. A former employee of the Reading Railroad, he was yard master at the Reading Terminal. 12th and Market Streets. Philadelphia for three decades. He was a Mason and member of the Avalon Fishing Club. Emil H. Johnson. 89. of Ocean City. Jan. 2. Bprn in Sweden, he was a rug weaver for 40 years with Artloom Rug Mills in Philadelphia where he formerly lived. He was a member of Joseph H. Brown Lodge No. 751 Free and Accepted Masons of Philadelphia. Ruth G. Johnson. 96,ipf West Cape May. Dec. 24. Born in Frederick, Md.. she was a local resident for five years after moving here from New York City. William E. Kincade, 67. of Wildwood. Dec. 27. He worked as a bridgeman for half a century and was a veteran of the British army. He also served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was a member of the Wildwood Democratic Club. He was a 32nd Degree Mason in the Independent Lodge 185 cf New York City. (Page 16 Please)

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