The Diamonds then operated
Diamond's Restaurant at 50S.
Monroe St. until William’s retire.
ment in 1959. Mrs. Diamond
worked with her husband at both
businesses.

‘Though Mrs. Diamond moved
to San Francisco and then Boca
Raton after her husband's death,
she remained in touch with friends
and relatives in Monroe and was
known as an outstanding cook and
hostess who enjoyed entertaining
at the family home on Borges
Ave.

She was past president and an
active member of the Daughters of
Penelope for 40 years in Toledo,
San Francisco and Boca Raton,

Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Speros (Marie) Drelles of
Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs, Robert (Tula)
Matz of Oakland, Calif., and Cyn-
thia Diamond of San Carlos,
Calif.; two brothers, Harry and
Gus, both of Port Richey, Fla:
three sisters, Mary Nicholas of
Houston, Katherine Manos of
Greensburg, Pa., and Betty George -

of Baltimore; six grandchildren

and four great-grandchildren,
Besides her husband, she was

receded in death by two sisters,

Ina and Anna, a brother George,

and grandson Todd Drelles,
Memorials may be made to the
Charity of the donor's choice.

 

Thal, SAAT

Lucille Diamond

NCORD, Calif. — Lucille
Glanakos Diamond, 89, of Boca
Raton, Fla., and San Francise,
who was connected withthe for:
mer Diamond Goodie Shop an
former Diamond's Restaurant in
Monroe, died of heart failure Sun-
day at Vencor Health Center here.

Funeral services will be held at
11am, Saturday
at" Roselawa
Memorial Park,
LaSalle. The Rev.
Philemon Kara:
manos of. St.
George Greek
Orthodox
Church, South-
gate, will offci-

ite. Intermet
will ‘be. at LUCILLE S.

Roselawn. Earle

i ‘uneral me
Home, Bacarella Chapel is in
charge of the arrangements.

Bom Dec. 21, 1907, in Erie, Pa.,
she was the daughter of Aristeth-
eis and Mato Gianakos. She mar-
ried Wiliam P. Diamond, a Man>

e businessman, on Nov. 10,
1929, in Brooklyn, N.Y. He died
ONAN, 21 196 aay

n Mrs. Diamond moves
from New York City fo Montoe
with her husband, he and his
brother, George, already owne
the Diamond Goodie Shop,
candy and sandwich shop which

operated from 1925 to 1935 on S.

Monroe St.