>From Long Island Daily Press, Friday, May 8, 1942, page 13 OBITUARIES FLORENCE A. SCHATTNER Mrs. Florence A. SCHATTNER, 55, a resident of Richmond Hill for 25 years, died yesterday at the home of her son, John, 11 Overlook road, Great Neck, after a brief illness. Besides John, she leaves another son, Martin, a resident of Richmond Hill. Her husband, Martin, died three years ago. Mass will be offered in St. Benedict Joseph Labre R. C. Church, Richmond Hill, Monday at 10 A.M. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. The funeral is under the direction of John J. WALSH. DORA TIMBERMANN Mrs. Dora TIMBERMAN, of 152-11 169th street, a Jamaica South resident for 12 years, died yesterday at Mary Immaculate Hospital, Jamaica. Born in Germany 60 years ago, she was in this country since she was a year old. She leaves her husband, John G.; a daughter, Mrs. Louisa SCHRAMEK, and two grandchildren. Services will be held in the HARTMANN Funeral Home, 219-24 134th road, Springfield Gardens, at 8 P.M. Sunday. The Rev. St. Clair BOUSUM, pastor of Bethany Lutheran Church, Springfield Gardens, will officiate. Burial will be Monday. The funeral is under the direction of the Frederick Funeral Home. MARGARET NOLL Mrs. Margaret NOLL, 87, widow of George H. NOLL who founded a memorial business in Cypress Hills in 1880 died yesterday at her home, 97-08 110th street, Richmond Hill. She lived in Cypress Hills and Richmond Hill for 65 years. A son, John F., who carries on his father's business is her only immediate surviving relative. Services will be held in the KLAGES Funeral Home, Ridgewood avenue and Richmond street, Brooklyn at 2 P.M. Sunday. The Rev. Joseph WOLF, pastor of Bethany Evangelical Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. FRANK O. ANDERSON Frank O. ANDERSON, a retired shipwright and carpenter, died yesterday at his home, 242 Hasbrouck road, East Hamilton Beach. He was born in Sweden 75 years ago and lived in this country for 53 years. He leaves his wife, Clara; a daughter, Frances, and two sons, Nelson and George. Services will be at the Clarence F. SIMONSON Funeral Home, 119-04 Hillside avenue, Richmond Hill, at 8 P.M. Sunday. The Rev. J. Earl ENDRES, pastor of St. Barnabas Lutheran Church, will officiate. MARY A. BRENNAN Mrs. Mary GILLESPIE BRENNAN died yesterday at her home, 106-18 109th avenue, Ozone Park, where she had lived for the last 20 years. She was born in Manhattan 55 years ago. She leaves a daughter, Rita, and four sons, John, Thomas, William and Robert. Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church, Richmond Hill, at 10 A.M. tomorrow. Burial will be in Holy Rood Cemetery. The funeral is under the direction of William SCHAFFNER. HEROINE MOTHER'S FUNERAL WILL BE MONDAY Services will be held Monday for Mrs. Patricia McMENIMAN, 27, who sacrificed her life to save her 18 month-old son when fire trapped them in the third floor bedroom of their South Zone Park home last Friday. A solemn requiem mass will be offered at St. Anthony of Padua Church, 133-34 128th street, at 10 A.M. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. When flames blocked the stairway of the home at 120-09 142nd place last Friday, Mrs. McMENIMAN clasped her son, John, in her arms and leaped from the window. Her skull was fractured and she died in Jamaica Hospital Wednesday night without regaining conciousness. The child's arm is broken, but doctors say he will recover. In addition to her young son, Mrs. McMENIMAN leaves two other children by a former marriage, Cynthia, 6, and Arleen, 7, and her parents, Patrick and Alicia KILKENNY, with whom she lived; and five brothers, John, Edward, Robert, Frank and Thomas KILKENNY. Mrs. McMENIMAN's husband, William, lives with his parents in Brooklyn, but the couple was not estranged. SPRAGUE DIED; NASSAU FARMER BALDWIN - W. Edward SPRAGUE, a trustee of Hofstra College, Hempstead, and former marketing consultant for New York City, died yesterday at his home, 87 Harrison avenue, after an illness of nearly two months. He was 67. Mr. SPRAGUE, a descendant of one of the oldest families on Long Island, was born here on a farm that had been in the possession of his family for 200 years. He engaged in farming here for nearly 30 years. In 1926, he sold a large part of his holdings, as the increase in land values made farming unprofitable in the rapidly growing communities along Nassau's South Shore. He was a former auditor for the Town of Hempstead and marketing consultant for New York City. He served as the town auditor for eight years. Mr. SPRAGUE was a director of the Second National Bank of Hempstead and was active in Nassau Masonic affairs. He was the superintendent of the Sunday School of the Baldwin Methodist Church for 30 years. Masonic services were held at his home today. Burial was in Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead. Mr. SPRAGUE leaves his second wife, Mrs. Albina ZAVIS SPRAGUE, whom he married three years ago. His first wife and two sons, Everett and Wesley SPRAGUE, are not living.