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took Within, hearts. ERTMANN--In GARBO- When for But the love evervone on those Sadly missed AND SON FRANK KOWALEWSKI-In dear mother, Anna, who passed Gone but not By those who KRAYENVENGER- passed KWIATKOWSKI-In years ago 14. PEARL. of MUELLER- loving grandfather, Of the loved and will never missed by SONS ALBERT AND DAUGHTER- IN LAW PHYLLIS, GRANDDAUGHTERS AND JOYCE, JANE loving memory husband Frederick, ago -topassed twenty-six years cave Jan. AND CHILDREN, RUG memory of grandmother, and away one year today, hearts memory lingers, and fond There's day, mother, dear do not think of We you.
AND GRANDCHILDREN. Sadly missed HUSBAND EDWARD, DAUGHTER AND HUSBAND HARRY, CLARA of our RUG--In loving memory mother, Ida, who passed away one year ago today, Jan. 15, 1963,7 dear We have only your memory, mother, To whole life through. remember our But the sweetness will linger forever, We treasured the Image of Sadly missed DAUGHTER HARRIET AND SON-IN-LAW JOSEPH, C2 Deaths C2 Deaths ARGUS-Joseph L. 1964, formerly of Highland Jan.
14, Town of Tonawanda, husband of the late Florence W. Argus: stepfather P. Baqley and Mrs. Clarence of Alan Leo Jr. brother of Harry H.
(Carol) and Mrs. and Edward S. Argus Schifferli and the late John W. (Clara) William George L. and Aloysius.
J. Mrs. Florence Hansen, M. MilArgus, and Karl Argus, Funeral dred Wm. A.
Rolling Funeral Home, from Delaware at Tremont, Friday 3000 morning at 9 o'clock and from St. John the Baptist Church (Englewood Ave.) at 9:30, Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. 15116 BAILEY -Margaret M.
Jan. 12, 1964, at Phoenix, forof Angola, N. wife of the merly James A. Bailey: mother of late Arthur J. Bailey; grandmother of Ann Bailey; sister of Andy Patricia (Esther) Unverzert and Mrs.
Louise, Miller. Friends received at the George A. Schimmel Funeral Home, Fougeron St. from 2-5 and 7-10. at Genesee Thursday morning at 8:30 Prayer o'clock and from St.
Matthew's Church o'clock. Deceased was a member at 9 Women's Sodality of St. Matof the 14115 thew's Church. BARTKOWIAK-Bernice (nee Krolczyk) 1964, of 140 Haller wife of Jan. 4, the late Jacob Popek and Stanley Bartkowlak; beloved mother of Mrs.
Matthew (Florence) Bartkowlak, Mrs. Fred (Dorothy) Holakowski, Mrs. Chester (Clara) Migdalski and Harry Popek; grandmother of five grandchildren; sister of Louis, William, Mrs. Lottie Krupski, Max Krolczyk, and the late Michael, Theodore, Stephen, and Kosakowski, The family will reCella friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
ceive at the home of Hochul Funeral ServIce, 1021 Sycamore, where funeral services will be held Saturday morninq at 9:30 and at 10 o'clock in the Holy Mother of Rosary Cathedral. 15117 E. Jan, 13, 1964, beloved husBECHT band of Margaret Morgan Becht; Suddenly, father of Henry Becht; son of Mrs. Joseph Bok and the late Frederick Becht; brother of Mrs. Pearl Moore, Mrs.
Evelyn Hawkins, Mrs. Robert Brooker (Jean), Charles, William and the late Frederick Becht. Friends may call at the family residence, 90 Farmer where services will take place Thursday afternoon at 1:30. Friends invited. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
14:15 BURGOTT-Lettie E. (nee Hastings) Of 2658 Hemlock Eden, N. Y. Jan. 13, 1964, wife of the late Glenn H.
beloved mother of Arthur G. Burgott of South Bend, Ind. sister of Mrs. Ethel V. Gerlinger of Oxhard, and the late Roy M.
Hastings; grandmother of George A. and Carolyn E. Burgott. Funeral services from David C. Laing Funeral Home, 2724 W.
Church Eden. Thursday afterat 2 o'clock. The family will be noon 2-5 and 7-10 M. Interment present at North Collins Cemetery, 14115 CIANCIO-Joseph Sr. Jan.
14, 1964, of 366 Olympic beloved husband of Josephine (nee Torino); father of Gerard (George), Mrs. Ralph (Rose) Baldini, Mrs. Earl (Rita) Meritt, and Joseph brother of Vincent Ciancio and Mrs. Madeline Garquilo; grandfather of 16 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. The family will be present to receive friends at the Amigone Funeral Home 1250 East Delavan, near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Saturday mornIng at 8:15 and at St.
James Church at 9 o' clock. Friends invited. 14117 CLANCY -James T. Jan. 14, 1964, of 2263 Genesee St.
formerly of 983 Genesee son of Joseph Michael Seiser and the late (Rose) Selser brother of Margaret Mrs. Margaret Schneider. Friends may calli at the Dietrich Funeral Home. from 2-5 and 7-10 995 Genesee P. where services will be held on Friday at 8:30 A.
M. and at St. Mary of Sorrows Church at 19 A. M. Member of Society of the First Division of World War 15116 DANIELS--Dorothy Jan.
15, 1964, of 105 Kaufman St. wife of James Daniels: mother of Robert Monkelbaan, James. Dennis. Brenda, Kathy Daniels; daughter, of James and Mary Hess; sister James, Frederick, Joseph, Richard and Donald Hess and Mrs. Harry Miss.
Mrs. David Kozlowski, Friends received at the Campbell Funeral Home, 2067 Niagara from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. where services will be held Friday morning at 9:15 and from St. Timothy's Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited. 15116 DANN-Amelia Jan. 15, 1964, of 80 Briggs Ave. wife of George Danny mother of Cornelius G. Marion, Friends received at the Campbell Funeral Home, 2067 Niagara St.
from and 7-10 P. Where 2-5 services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock and from 205 George Orthodox Catholic Church, East St. at 2:00 o'clock. Friends invited. to attend.
15:17 EASTMAN- Lydia Marley wife of Attica, N. Y. Jan. 14, 1964, the late William, mother of Mrs. Fred (Olive) Jaros.
Gordon and the late Mrs. Howard; sister of (Minnie) Stedman, Mrs. Myra Wolf, Leon Marthe late Ora Bauer, Frank, ley and Chester, Otto and Albert, Ervin Robert Marley; also survived by a granddaughter, Theima Jaros. Friends may call at the Gordon Eastman St. residence on Exchange Rd.
until 11 A. M. Friday. Funeral service from Zion E. B.
Church at 2 P. M. Memorials may be made 10 Zion E. Church, South Attica. 14116 EGGERT-Elizabeth M.
Kugler 01. 112. Lockwood Ave. Jan. 12.
1964, wife of the late Charles H. Eagert; devoted mother of Charles Edward J. and F. John Eggert and Mrs. J.
Norton (Virginia) Schwartzolt and Mrs. Raymond -(Dorothy) sister of Mrs. Della Richter of Sheridan, N. Mrs. John Cardot Dunkirk, N.
and William Kugler of San Bernadino, also survived by eight grandchildren and three great-arandchildren. Friends are invited to call at the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home 2286 South Park where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 8:15 and at Holy Family Church at 9 o'clock, Mrs. 5acert was a member of the Altar Rosary Society. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
13115 A. Inc. 13, 7. 397. N.
1:30 will 13, o'clock. in will at John A. and Arlene C. Harrower; brother of Mrs. Ward Johnston the late Harold and Dorothy and H.
Buckner: also survived by two Friends may call from grandchildren. 7-10 at the Bury Funeral Home and 2-5 3070 Ave. where fuDelaware services be held Friday Friends are afternoon at Mr. Harrower was a veteran invited. member of Mizpah of War World a No.
518 0. 0. F. and Levant Lodge No. 967, F.
A. under Lodge whose auspices services be held Thursday evening af 8 o'clock, HARROWER--John N. Jan. 14, 1964; Of Lafavette, formerly of Buffalo, beloved husband Fischer Harrower; father of Clara HARVEY-Catherine Rogers Breckenridge Buffalo, N. Of 405 of William HarJan.
14, 1964, widow mother of Mrs. William Harvey vey; and Mrs. Douglas Jenkins. Funeral 355 the Link- Fox Co. Mortuary.
from Grant. St. Friday, afternoon at 1:30. invited. The family will be 2-4 and 7-9.
15116 present. JACOBS Kerr Of Baynes suddenly, in Buffalo, Jan, 1964. Wife of Fred E. Jacobs, mother of Mrs. Robert (Eleanore) Raux.
Jane M. and Diane Jacobs: grandmother of three E. grandchildren; sister of William H. Rexdale, Mrs. Arthur Kerr of Kochems of Kenmore.
N. Robert Kerr of Vancouver, B. Mrs. Albert Ling Cobourg, and A. Kerr of Winnipeg, Man.
Calls may be made at The Steck, Lockwood and Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Main from 2-4 and 7-10 o'clock, where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. 14115 -Louis Of 42 Donald Dr. Cheektowaga, Jan. 1964, beloved husband of Rose L. (nee Krygier); dear father of Mrs.
Irene Zgliczynski and Alfred Jeffrey: father-In-law of Sophie and the late Eugene; grandfather of Mrs. Frank (Camille) Karam and Mrs. William (Christine) Callahan; great grandfather of Frank Karam Jr. Funeral services Thursday at 9 M. from the Urban Funeral Home, 3645 Genesee St.
(2 blocks east of Union and in Our Help of Christians Church at 9:30 Lady A. Interment St. Stanislaus M. Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Walden-Bailev Businessmen's Assoc.
also the past president of this association. Friends and relatives are invited to attend, 14115 JONES--David In Blasdell, N. of 8 E. Allen Jan. 13, 1964, beloved husband of Margaret Liebmann: dearest father of Dai John: stepson of Lewis; brother of William, Ravmond, Donald, Russell and Richard Lewis of Aiken.
S. C. Mrs. Jean Waller. the late Ursula Horning and Margaret Stapf.
Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels, 3003 South Park Lackawanna, Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends invited. Mr. Jones was member of Local 2601, U. S.
W. of America. 14116 KLEIN-Charles J. Jan. 13, 1964, of 37 Herman husband of the late Bertha Kiener Klein; father of Edward, Harold, Clarence, Mrs.
Frank (Doris) Tudini, Mrs. Harry (Mabel) Paradowski, and Mrs. Richard (Eleanor) Przybylski, brother of Mrs. Clara Wuest; also survived by 14 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral service from Carlton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home Inc.r 3272 Bailey Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Klein was a member of the German American Republican Club. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 P.
M. 13115 KRILUCK-Nickifor In. Lackawanna, N. Jan. 14, 1964, uncle of Helen Gasiuk and the late Procup.
Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels 3003 South Park Ave. Friday afternoon at 2 o' clock. Burial in Lakeside Cemetery. Friends invited. Rev.
Ernest Wolkodoff will officiate. 15116 LEWANDOWSKI-Verna Superczynski Jan. 14, 1964, of 55 Mills beloved wife of Stephen Lewandowski; daughter of the late Albert and Josephine; dear sister of Mrs. Charlotte Esch, Mrs. John (Victoria) Esch, Lawrence and the late Frances Romanowski, Stanley, Mary Mazikowski, Jessie Andrew and Valentine Superczynski.
Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore Frirey at 9:30 and from Transfiguration Church at 10 A. M. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited.
Family present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Deceased was a past vice president of Chopin Singing Society Auxiliary. 14116 A. M.
Deceased was a member of the Women's Sodality of St. Gerard's Church. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 14115 -Florence C.
Wendling Jan. 13, 1964, of 24 Dorris beloved wife of Wayne C. Love; mother of Elaine Diane M. and Thomas G. Love; daughter of George J.
and Helen Brachmann Wendling: sister of Mrs. Walter (Jane) Elmer. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave. FUneral Thursday 8:45 A. M.
Requiem Mass St. Gerard's Church at 9:30 LUX- M. McCarthy Jan. 14, 1964, of 22 Greenfield mother of Doris Mrs. Alice O'Shaunessy and the late Kathleen M.
Lux; arandmother of Kathleen K. O' Shaunessy; sister of Mrs. Ferd Christen Park Ridge, Samuel, John, Daniel and Edward McCarthy of Wellsboro, Pa. Private funeral will be held at St. Mark's Church Fridav mornina.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. 15116 MAGGIO-Frank A. Of Pittsburgh, suddenly, Jan. 12, 1964, husband of the late Margaret Perew Maggio; father of Mrs. Leonard J.
(Marion) Priore; grandfather of Sister Robert Marie, S. S. J. of Buffalo, and Dr. Robert M.
Priore of Pittsburgh, Pa. Friends may call at The Rubino Funeral Home 271 Porter from 2-5, 7-10 P. M. FUneral service in St. Anthony's Church, Thursday at 9:15 A.
M. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. Mr. Maggio was a member of the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree and Musicians Union of Pittsburgh.
14115 MARKETT-John A. Of 157 West Tupper Jan. 15, 1964, husband of the late Kate Bedell; brother of the late Maria Wattenhofer and Frantz Markett. Funeral from the Warren B. Austin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Friday at 1 P.
M. MATHIESON- -James D. Jan. 13, 1964, husband of Rebecca Wilson Mathieson: father of the late Dorothy A. Mathieson; brother of Agnes David and Mrs.
Harry Kirker. Funeral from the McKendry-Dengler Home 2254 Main Thursdav at the convenience of the family. Mr. Mathieson was a member of Northeast Lodge the Butfaso Consistory and Ismailia Shrine. MEYER -Grace M.
Of 230 S. Buffalo Orchard Park, N. Jan, 14, 1964, wife of the late Horace Stilwell and Gerald Meyer; mother of Mrs. R. Peter (T.
Irma) Busch and Laurence L. Stilwell of Tonawanda: also survived by three grandchildren. The family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. at the Brown Funeral Home, 56 E.
Quaker Orchard Park. Services from the funeral home Friday at 2 P. M. Friends are invited. Services by Zion Chapter, 478 O.
E. Thursday at 9 P.M. 15116 MINTZ-Francis Sr. Jan. 12, 1964, In Cleveland, formerly of Buffalo, beloved husband of Lorraine, (Schlenker) Mintz: father of Francis Jr.
and Phillip Mintz; brother of Mrs. Edward (Mary) Friedl, Benedict, Mrs. George (Catherine) Schmidt, Mrs. Margaret Moench- and the late Jacob and Edward Mintz. Funeral from the Carl Mertz Jr.
Funeral Home, 1322 Fillmore Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. Mary Magdalene Church at 9:30. Friends invited. 14115 MIRCO-Carlo Entered into rest Jan. 13, 1964; beloved husband of the late.
Lucia (nee Mattiaccio): father of Mrs. Charles (Antoinette) Brand, John, Mrs. James (Rose) Carlucci and the late Mrs. Mary Bongiovanni and Louis; brother of Michael, Mrs. Frank Vetta and Rose of Compobossa, Italy; also survived by seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at his late residence, 211 Stevens Ave. where the funeral will be held on Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at St. Bartholomew's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined.
Arrangements by The Lombardo Funeral Home Inc. -Dorothy 94 Courier Jan. 13. 1964; beloved wife of James: mother of James and Robert; daughter of Harry W. and Mrs.
D. Aust Painter. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-9 at the G. E. Pritchard Funeral Home, 960 Englewood Ave.
where funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 P. M. Friends Invited. 14115 MURPHY-Mary (nee Denihan) Jan. 15, 1964, of 410 Wyoming Ave.
beloved wife of Michael Murphy; mother of John A. Murphy; grandmother of five grandchildren: sister of Mrs. James (Catherine) Stokes, The family will be present to receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Amigone Funeral Home Incur 1250 E.
Delavan Ave. near Balley, where funeral services will be- held Saturday morning Lat 10:15 and from St. Bartholomew's Church at 11 o'clock. Friends Invited. Mrs.
Murphy was member of the St. Bartholomew Altar Rosary Society. 15117 O'CONNOR-Albert E. Suddenly, Jan. 13.
1964, at. Sarasota, Fla. beloved husband of J. Mary (nee Johnson) O'Connor: father of Rev. Thomas S.
Cantwell, 0, M. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Connare: also sure vived by nine arandchildren. Friends may call at the George J.
Roberts Sons Funeral Home. 205 Linwood after -12 noon on Thursdav. Funeral will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock and from Holy Angels Church at 10:45 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr.
O'Connor was a member of Edward M. Daly Post No. 1130 American Legion. 14116 D. BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Wednesday, January FINAL 1364R C2 Death Listings C2 HAMP-John C.
HANSLICK-Pelagia R. Zielinski HARROWER--John A. HARVEY-Catherine Rogers JACOBS-Elleanor Kerr JEZEWSKI-Louis A. JONES-David KLEIN-Charles J. KRILUCK-Nickifor LEWANDOWSKI-Verna Superczynski -Florence C.
Wendling LUX-Kathleen M. McCarthy MAGGIO-Frank A. MARKETT-John A. MATHIESON-James D. MEYER-Grace M.
MINTZ-Francis Sr. MIRCO-Carlo MURDOCH -Dorothy MURPHY-Mary (nee Denihan) O'CONNOR-Albert E. Tonawanda, late George of Kenmore, the Town Anna Hoffof Buffalo. 2-4 and 7-9 Home, 307 where Thursdav a member Church, North 14115 suddenly, In 1964, husband Gulotta); father Trageser, Mrs. of Java and John by four may call at 271 in Blessed 9:30 A.
M. attend. Mr. the RemingVisiting hours 14116 husRachman; faand Mrs. Louis of Torof Peter and will be at Chapel, Wednesday services will M.
Flowers are in- late Julius of Mrs. F. George Friends may at will held to be anwill be P.M. 15116 Williamsville, Jan. Beatrice Verrall Rhodes; sister Funeral from 5541 Main Williamsville, Friends be present Memorial gifts Sclerosis Children's Guild, 15116 Hotel, Jan.
13, Lauretta May: Larivev; Ida, John, from Warren Christo- 565 St. at 9:30 A.M. 14115 Niagara Buffalo, beBruch Rieker; (Esther) Currie, (Beatrice) Falls; survived great-grandHenry Koepof Brant, and Charles Blood and may call at Home 823 and services Family present 14:15 by seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren; brother of Edward E. and James Russell. Funeral from the Link-Fox Co.
Mortuary, 355 Grant Thursday afternoon at will 1:30. be Friends present invited. The family 2-4 and 7-9. 14115 RUSSELL-Arthur Of 119 Auburn Jan. 14, 1964, husband of Russell; father of Mrs.
Earl Mrs. Donald Arthur E. Russell ARGUS-Joseph L. BAILEY--Margaret M. BARTKOWIAK-Bernice (nee Krolczyk) BECHT- E.
BURGOTT-Lettie E. (nee Hastings) CIANCIO- Joseph Sr. CLANCY-James T. DANIELS--Dorothy DANN-Amelia EASTMAN-Lydia Marley EGGERT-Elizabeth M. Kugler -Fred ESSROW-George FISCHER-Edward W.
FULCHER-William R. GAFFIELD-Oliver J. GARDNER -Bertha (Andrus) GIAMBRA-Samuel GILES-Elva E. Golf GUINTHER -Catherine Flierl HALL-Myril S. PETER-Lena G.
Of 389 Niagara North Jan. 13, 1964, wife of the mother of Carlton G. Ralph L. and Paul F. of wandas, Clyde L.
and Harold of Pendleton; sister of Mrs. man and Mrs. Sadie Miller Friends may call from at the Wattengel Funeral Oliver North Tonawanda, funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Mrs.
Peter was of the First Baptist Tonawanda. PETERS--John C. Of 209 Rodney Buffalo, N. Jan. 14, of Mary Peters (nee of Mrs.
Vernon (Joan) Edward (Antoinette) Bazer Center, N. Franklin Peters also survived grandchildren. Friends The Rubino Funeral Home Porter Ave. Funeral Mass Trinity Church Friday at Friends are invited to Peters was a member of ton Rand 25-Year Club. from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. RACHMAN-Isidore Jan. 15, 1964, of 350 Taunton band of Bessie Strauss ther of Mrs. Alfred Kristall, Lester Katz; brother of rence, grandfather Anita Kristall. The family the Delaware Park Memorial 2141 Delaware 7-9 P.
M. where funeral be held Thursday at 2 P. gratefully declined. Friends vited. RATHKE-Richard Jan.
14, 1964, son of the and Olga Rathke; brother (Tina) Liliefeidt, Waldemar. and Edward Rathke. call at Lester H. Wedekindt neral Home, 3290 Delaware Eiseman, where funeral Friday afternoon. Time nounced later.
The family present from 2-4 and 7-9 RHODES-Beatrice Mae Of 274 Ayer 14, 1964, daughter of and the late Harvey W. of Karl W. Rhodes. Beach-Tuyn Funeral Home, corner Cayuga Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. are invited.
The family will from 2-5 and 7-10 M. may be made to the Multiple Association or Crippled RICHARDSON-Charles J. Formerly of Richford 1964, husband of the late father of Mrs. Lauretta brother of the late Clarence, Lottie and Lee. Funeral B.
Austin Funeral Home Elmwood and from pher's Church, Wednesday RIEKER- -George Jan. 13, 1964, of 655 69th Falls, N. formerly of loved husband of Mayme father of Mrs. Herbert George Mrs. Richard Evans, all of Niagara by 13 grandchildren, two children; brother of Mrs.
nick and Jake (Nick) Rieker N. the late Frederick Rieker, Mrs. Rose Bruch Mrs. Mary Swan. Friends The Leo Saver Funeral Genesee St.
Funeral Thursday at 1 P. M. 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Buffalo, N.
Agnes Milne Sandy McFall, Barone and also survived SCHOSEK-Richard A. Suddenly, Jan. 13, 1964, of Kehe Eden, N. brother of the late John, Albert, Frank, Robert, George Schosek, Marie Fahr, Pauline Tetter, Gertrude Wiseman and Emma Schosek, Friends may call at The Floyd Hess Funeral Home, 207 Main Hamburg, N. where the funeral service will be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. 14115 SIDES--Jennie K. Jan.
14, 1964, in Williamsville, wife of the late William mother of Mrs. Lee Jenninas of Williamsville and WilJ. Sides of East Aurora; grandmother of William J. Sides of Washliam ington. D.
C. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 at Johnson Wilkins Funeral Home, 448 Delaware where the funeral service will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SOBIESKI-Stella Jan. 14, 1964, 7 VanRensselaer beloved wife of Joseph; dear mother of Mrs. Thomas (Dorothy) Faltisco; grandmother of Dennis Faltisco; sister of Mrs.
George (Anna) Helds, Mrs. Louis (Carrie) Rataiczak, Mrs. Elmer (Frances) Walters, Joseph (Celia) Wozniak, Mrs. Theodore (Helen) Cyrulic and the late Mary Hill and Margaret Maichrzak; sister-in-law of Mrs. Francis Beyer, Friends may call at the Usiak Funeral Home, 580 South Park where the funeral will be held Friday morning at 8:30, and from St.
Patrick's Church at 9 A. M. Friends are invited to attend. 15116 SPITZMILLER-Frank M. Of 159 Bryant Jan.
13, 1964, husband of the late Lillian father of Mrs. James Sidway of Birmingham, and Robert F. Spitzmiller; also survived by five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Memorial service at Holmes Chapel, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Wednesday at 4:30 P. M.
Flowers gratefully declined. Arrangements by Austin Funeral Home. 14115 STASIOWSKI-Joseph (Brown) Jan. 14, 1964, dear brother of Mrs. Helen Larkowski, Leon, Stanley, Matt, Mrs.
Anthony Zarojewski and the late Mrs. Lottie Skorupa. Funeral will be held from E. L. Cwikalowski Funeral Home, 185 Crocker Thursday morning at 9:30, and at St.
Andrew's Church at- 10. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. STAWIASZ-Mary Czyz Of 136 Cass Jan.
14, 1964, wife of the late Paul; mother of Sister M. Angelora C.S.S.F, Bernice Chlebowski, Chester, the late Walter and Lt. Stanley: mother of Edward Chiebowskl, Mildred, Josephine and Mary; sister of Rose, Hanzlicek in Czechoslovakia; also survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home 1997 Clinton Saturday at 9:30 A. M.
Requiem High Mass at St. Josaphat's Church at 10 A. M. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Friends invited. 14:17 STOHL-Verl (Kaufman) Of 51 French wife of the late Russell mother of Russell sister of Laverne and Herbert. Friends received at the Sieck Mast neral Horne Inc. 1009 Kensington where funeral will be held Thursday, Church at 8:30 at 9 A. A.
M. M. and Friends from St. invited. STRAUSS-Emil R.
Jan. 15, 1964, formerly of Fox beloved husband of the late Louisa Kohlman Strauss; father of Mrs. Irving C. Schugardt, Mrs. Margaret Hellbach and Mina Strauss: survived by one granddaughter and two brother of Mrs.
E. Brunck of Detroit, the late Mrs. A. Robe, Mrs. E.
Dressel, Mrs. M. Bowes, Otto, liam, John and George Strauss. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home, 823 Genesee St. Funeral and service Friday at 1 P.
M. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 15116 TRZNADEL-LoUiS Jan. 14, 1964, of 4495 Broadway, Depew, beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee Gemberowicz) dear father of Edward Alexander (Eleanor) and Mrs.
Walter (Alice) Zamoyski; also survived by eight grandchildren. Fueral Saturday from the N. J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 428 Penora St. (off Broadway), Depew, at 9:30 A.
and at St. John Kanty Church at 10. Burial Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends are invited, Deceased was a member of the P. A. No.
86. Family present from 1-5, 7-10 P. M. 15117 REGAN DISMISSES CONTEST OF WILL OF J. A.
WILSON. A contest over the will of James A. Wilson, maintenance man, who died Nov. 27, 1963, was dismissed this afternoon by Surrogate William J. Regan, He ruled there was insufficient evidence of alleged "undue influence" to submit to the jury, which had been drawn and heard the testimony.
The surrogate's ruling admitted to probate the will naming the deceased's widow, Theonia, 139 Northland as sole beneficiary. Objections had been filed by Vincent Wilson, 573 Humboldt the eldest of five children of a prior marriage, who would have shared in the estate if the will had been ruled invalid. Mrs. Wilson has a 3-year-old child who was represented by special guardian Joseph J. May, who urged that the will be sustained.
The will disposed of a $15,000 estate which the attorney, liam H. Hepp, representing the widow, said consisted chiefly of the Northland Ave. residence and another dwelling at 118 E. Ferry St. In dismissing the jury, Surrogate Regan noted that the calendar of the Surrogate's Court allows for an immediate trial of will contests.
The objections were filed this month. KEEPING MOUTH SHUT GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE You can get in trouble, even when you keep your mouth shut, according to Carl Shelton, 35, in City Court today. Shelton, through his attorney, Richard D. Grisanti, brought a motion to suppress any evidence seized by police with his arrest on a narcotics charge Nov. 1 on the grounds his constitutional rights were violated.
The defendant said he was standing on the corner, with his closed, when a police car cruised by. The policemen recognized him, Shelton added, and they leaped out and told him he was under arrest and to get into the police car. Still with his lips sealed, Shelton claimed that police "jumped" on him and forced him to open his mouth, revealing 12 capsules containing heroin. "It was impossible to see anything in the defendant's mouth until after the arrest and until said police officers choked said bag containing 12 capsules of heroin out of the defendant's mouth," Mr. Grisanti claimed.
Judge Michael E. Zimmer set the matter down for arguments on the law Jan. 2 23. AGING PROCESS ENDS WITH BANG ATLANTA, Jan. 15 (P) An experiment in aging whisky over with a bang, but went police advise against it.
Officers said Emory A. Blackwell, 57, was visiting his brother's apartment Tuesday and cided to test an idea for aging whisky. They said he placed a keg filled with whisky into a lard can containing water and placed the can on a stove. Police said the water evidently boiled out of the can and the whisky exploded. The brother, Leland R.
Blackwell, 43, was hospitalized with first-degree burns. Emory Blackwell was charged with being drunk and disorderly conduct. Fined $25 for Assault Sammy Lee West, 24, of 585 Michigan was fined $25 today by City Judge Sebastian J. Bellomo on a conviction of thirdassault. Arthur Dykes, of degree the same address, charged that West came into his room Nov.
9 and punched and kicked him. RACE RESULTS CHARLESTOWN FIRST-4-year-olds up, 6 15.40 furlongs: 6.60 4.00 Blankngilt, Donnally Room, Valenzuela 4.80 3.20 Play Happy Lu, Delgado 2.80 Scratched Touraco, Spring Miss, Round the Corner, Ron's Boy, Star Bully, Wagon Bank. Odd Lot, SECOND-4-year-olds Vasil 3.40 2.20 up, 7 furlongs: 2.20 Sea Vixen, Patterson 2.60 Valenzuela Bird- 2.80 Scratched Weather Lady, Bob's wood, Sorrento, Prybell, Agger, Sheer Blue. THIRD-4-year-olds Patterson. up, furlongs: 4.20 3.20 Al Abrams, 7.00 Arbor Day, Torres 3.80 3.00 Mary Cole, Riston 3.60 Toot, First Thrill, Tom Brogue, Rosa Scratched-Rocketnik, Half Way House, Rugosa, Belle Eileen, Smith 3.60 2.60 2.20 FOURTH-3-year-olds, furlonas: Billy-Bert, Vasil 7.60 3.60 Band Boy, Patterson 2.80 FIFTH-4-year-olds up, 6 furlongs: Bangkok, Patterson 2.80 2.20 2.20 Sea Trout, Smith 5.00 1.20 Oh Jabneh, Gambardella 3.40 Scratched -Dismission Alaion, Countess Hilda, Mighty Dollar, Crystal Blend, Castleberry.
DAILY DOUBLE-Blankngilt and Odd Lot paid $32. FAIRGROUNDS Bashabo, Glorioso 5.20 3.20 2,40 FIRST-3-year-olds, 6 furlonas: Walk Away, Bourque 5.00 3.60 Reggles, Guyton 4.40 -That's BIll. SECOND-4-year-olds UD, miles: Drag King, Frazier .16.20 5,80 3.20 S. Jay-Cee, Winant 3.40 2.60 Lil Michelle, Ward 4.80 Scratched -Volkin, DAILY DOUBLE and Drag King paid $49.60. TROPICAL PARK Admiral Derry, Blum 8.20 4.20 3.00 FIRST-3-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Peto's Pet, Knapp 7.00 4.00 Papa Bally, Gustines 3.00 Scratched Buffalo William, Brillie, Midnight Maid, Strike A Note, Strange Host, Katty Kitty, SECOND-4-year-olds, up, 6 furlongs: With Credit, Hernandez 25.00 13.40 6.80 Mr.
Trappe. Blum 5.40 3.60 Lamonte 4.40 Scratched Gal-Jan, Calhoun, Fox Panaman, Hound, Windy Lamar, Fast-N-Fleet, Artist Town. THIRD-3-year-olds, 11 20.40 miles: 7,40 6.00 Ruane Tristam Shandy, Truman 4,40 4.60 3.00 Sparkle On, Carrozzetla Scratched Bell Rouser, Rainbow Light, Cosy Vee, DAILY DOUBLE- Admiral Derry and With Credit paid $116.60. Building Permits John Kania, 67 Barnard, alt. dwia.
$4230. Frank J. Drock, 116 Burke. gar. $9900.
North Delaware Methodist Church, 2358 Delaware, $1975. Deaconess Hosp. 961 $9500. Daily News Summary RUG--in loving memory of mother, Ida, MOM, 1960. We Jan.
Sadly, who passed away one year 800 today, today. 1o watched suffer mother, 1963. of SANTORA- loving memory father-in-law and finally came your calli missed by all DAUGHTER IDA AND FAMILY. rest His Care, We our gone who passed away today, 1962. we're meet we'll again.
of. SCHLEGEL loving passed away broken, awhile, FAMILY, (nine) years have shadows where seemed light. a shining to fill, vacant but not vain, heaven, meet again. of SKOPINSK1-In memory CHILDREN. depart, dear Mom.
have gone beyond our remembered and sadly hearts. THE FAMILY. TAKACS-In and everlasting daughter and loved and etern- STEVEN today, Jan. missed by Zolton. Esther Takacs Talcott.
and brother, FRANKIE AND MARGIE, WHITE- loving memory of my dear today, 1962. ago passed away am lonesome, friends, the midst joys. am face, I've a Longing, dear husband, for you. missed by Sadly WIFE. Cards nf Thanks Angelo late BARONE- family the thank their many Barone.
wishes for the friends. relatives and neichbars thoughtfulness shown them kindness and durina recent bereavement. THE ANGELO BARONE FAMILY. H. Bensch wishes thank their relafor their fives friends and neighbors expressions ofc sympathy shown kind recent bereavement during FAMILY OF AND WIFE RONALD H.
BENSCH. 15116 BENSCH- The family of the late Ronald CLAYBACK family thank their many Clayback wishes to and friends for their many relatives them during kindness, their recent bereavement. THE JASON FAMILY. and Mrs. David Shaw wish SHAW their friends for the kind to of sympathy shown them expressions during their recent bereavement, 15116 TRONOLONE-We are deeply grateful for to the cleray.
relatives and friends their kindness and sympathy shown to US in our recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MARY N. TRONOLONE, 15117 14, 1964, of 82 Southerest Jan. Cheektowaga, beloved husband of Antonia W. Ehrhardt; father of RUdolph Mrs.
Mildred Greil and Mrs. of Edna Fulton, stepfather Frank Witkowski, Leonard Witkowski, Mrs. Cecelia Folga, Mrs. Sophia Bleszyk, Jeanette Vallery, Mrs. Marie Mrs.
Angielczyk, Mrs. Anna Kroll and Mrs. Lee Olson: brother of Emil Ehrhardt. A private funeral service will be held at the Carlton A. Ulirich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey at the convenience of the family, Gifts in Mr.
Ehrhardt's memory may be made to the Meyer Memorial Hospital. ESSROW -George of 4840 Sheridan Circle, Williamsville, N. husband of Sue Skolnik Essrow; father of Mrs. Joseph Friedman of Berkeley, Calif. and David Essrow: brother of N.
Y. survived by six grandchildren. The family will be at the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Wednesday from 2-4 P. M. and 7-9 P.
M. Deceased was a member Jonathon-David Lodge No. 580 K. of P. under whose auspices Pythian services will be held at the Chapel, Wednesday at 8 P.
M. Thursday the family will be at 4840 Sheridan Circle, Williamsville, N. where private funeral services will be held Friday. Flowers gratefully declined. 15116 FISCHER-Edward W.
Of 264 Fox Jan. 15, 1964, husband of the late Charlotte Zakrison: father of Alma C. and the late Edward brother of the late Erhard A. Notice of funeral will follow. 15117 FULCHER-William R.
Suddenly, Jan. 11, 1964, in Jeffersonville, husband of Elizabeth O'Brien Fulcher: father of William John J. and Daniel R. Fulcher, son of Mrs. Alice, Vince: of Mrs.
Duane Fogel and Mrs. William Beccue, both of Lockport, N. and the late Mrs. Charlotte Burke. Friends may call at the funeral home of John E.
Courtney 1869 Seneca where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. 14115 GAFFIELD-Oliver J. Suddenly in Lackawanna N. Jan.
13, 1964. Beloved husband of Mary Finn Gaffield. Son of Hannah Gaffield and the late Oliver. Father of Mrs. Walter Skotnecki, Charles Martin Willam K.
and Joseph W. McLaughlin, and the late Allen Gaffield. Brother of Walter, Stanley, Mrs. Harold Bloom, Mrs. Irving Howling of Rochester N.
Y. Funeral from Leo L. Buchheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Thursday at 9 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of American Legion, Lackawanna Post No.
63, 14115 GARDNER-Bertha (Andrus) Of 39 Northampton Jan. 14, 1964, wife of the late Harry; mother of Mrs. Edward (Roma) Krug Jr. and Richard of Kane, Pa. grandmother of Mrs.
Elnora Cleapor and Mrs. Joseph Grolemund; also survived by six greatgrandchildren. Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. at the Sieck Mast Funeral Home 1009 Kensington Ave, Private funeral for the family Friday noon.
Flowers gratefully declined. 14116 GIAMBRA -Samuel Of 301 Vermont Jan. 13, 1964, husband of Inez (nee Leach) Glambra; father of Samuel Glambra Jr. U. S.
Air Force in Germany and Gary K. Romano; brother of Anthony B. Rose, Anthony Giambra of Erie, and the late James Giambra, Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara near Hudson. Funeral services Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, Family will be present from 2-5, 7-10 P. M.
13115 GILES- Elva E. Goff Formerly of 80 Livingston St. Jan. 1964, wife of the late Robert Giles; sister of Mrs. Frank Barr of Canada.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Leo Vandercher and Son, 2549 Main St. (between Rodney and Fillmore), where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends. invited. GUINTHER-Catherine B.
Flierl Suddenly, Jan. 12, 1964, of 112 West Parade beloved wife of George Guinther: sister of Mrs. Walter Killinger and Mrs. Edward Henseler. Funeral service from Carlton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home 3272. Bailey Aver Thursday afternoon af o'clock. Friends are invited. Mrs. Guinther was a member of the Ladies Society of St.
John's Lutheran Church, Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 13115 HALL-Myril S. Silver Creek, N. Y.
Jan. 14, 1964, husband of Louise Hankinson, Hall: father of Mrs. Ross Shickler and John Hall: brother of A. Ray Hall of W. Forestville.
Funeral services will be held from The Philbrick Funeral Chapel Forestville, N. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. HAMP -John C. Jan. 14, 1964, of 73 Bryant husband of Bertha Reich Hamp; brother of Mrs.
Edward Holdgate, Mrs. Eugene Lang, Mrs. George W. Gleber and the late Mrs. William Hemann, Mrs.
Michael Boland and Henry Hamp. Friends may call at Lester H. Wedekindt Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware Ave. at Eiseman, where funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at clock. Friends are invited.
Mr. Hamp was a member of First Pilgrim United Church of Christ. American Legion, No. 622, George F. Lamm Post and the Stereotype Union of Buffalo, 15117 HANSLICK-Pelagia R.
Zielinski Of 180 So. Ogden Jan. 13, 19647 beloved wife of the late John J. devoted mother of Stella, Cecelia Poturalski, John Joseph P. and Leonard; mother-in-law of Stephen A.
Helen and Rita sister of Catherine Pacer, Stella Chmielew-kh, John Zielinski, Helen Weclawski, Mary Zielinski, Edward Zielinski and the late Dr. Walter Zielinski and Cecelia Noras; arandmother of Stephen A. Poturalski Jr. Cynthia, David, Linda and Nancy Hanslick and James Hanslick. Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home 1997 Clinton Friday at 9 M.
Requiem High Mass at St. Bernard Church at 9:30 A. M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends Invited.
Family will be present at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 14116 PETER--Lena PETERS--John C. RACHMAN--Isidore RATHKE-Richard RHODES-Beatrice Mae RICHARDSON-Charles RIEKER-George RUSSELL-Arthur A. SIDES--Jennie K.
SOBIESK1-Stella SPITZMILLER-Frank M. STASIOWSKI(Brown) STAWIASZ- Mary Czyz STOHL-Verl (Kaufman) STRAUSS--Emil R. TRZNADEL-Louis TURCHIARELLITheresa Christiana WAHL-Mae (Stevens) WAKEFIELD-William WELCH- Mary S. Mahavik WISCOM- William A. J.
TWO U.S. PILOTS FEARED DEAD IN VIET NAM CRASH SAIGON, South Viet Nam, Jan. 15 (UPI)-Two U. S. Air Force pilots and a Vietnamese are feared dead in the crash of their B-26 bomber, apparently downed by Communist fire, a U.
S. military spokesman said today. A search began at dawn for the Vietnamese Air Force plane's crew 40 miles northwest of Saigon. The plane crashed just before dark Tuesday night and rescue workers could not reach the site because of the darkness and heavy Communist fire. "There is no evidence of the spokesman said.
"The victims will not be identified until relatives are notified." Their deaths, if confirmed, would bring to 167 the number of U. S. servicemen killed in South Viet Nam in the three years since large-scale U. S. aid began here.
30 PANIC, DROWN IN BURMA RITES RANGOON, Burma, Jan. 15 (AP) -About 30 Indian men, women and children drowned while participating in harvest festival bathing rites in a river 300 miles northeast of Rangoon, the newspaper Guardian reported today, The report said 600 Indians were bathing in the Sittang River near Nyaung Lebin. One of the rafts from which they were bathing broke loose and drifted into midstream. Those aboard panicked and about 40 jumped into the river. Deaths Elsewhere Dr.
Oliver J. Lee SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 15 (P)-Dr. Oliver J. Lee, 82, at one time one of the nation's leading astronomers, died Monday.
He came to Santa Cruz in 1947, after retiring professor of astronomy and head the department at Northwestern University. Lucien Wulsin CINCINNATI, Jan. 15, (AP) Lucien Wulsin, 74, board chairman of the Baldwin Piano Co. and long-time patron of the arts, died Monday. -Theresa Christiana Of 547 Busti Jan.
14, 1964, wife of the late Vito Turchiarelli: devoted mother of Mrs. Minnie LaPiana, Mary (Lucy) Orlando, Pasquale, Mrs. Daniel Torchiarelli, Louis, Mrs. Salvatore (Esther) Zuffoletto, Mrs. Anthony (Eleanor) Formato, Mrs.
Felix, (Jean) Coniglio: sister of Mrs. Mary Turchiarelli, Phil Christiana of Glendale, and the late Catherine Crage; grandmother of 14 grandchildren and five Friends may call at the Perna Funeral Home Inc.r 246 Massachusetts Ave. corner Normal, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, and in Holy Angels' Church at 9:45. 15117 WAHL-Mae (Stevens) Jan. 14, 1964, of 216 Olympic formerly of 615 East Ferry beloved wife of the late William Wahl; mother of Mrs.
Henry (Ruth) Ashbrook and Mrs. Herman (Nila) Gnamm; sister of Frank and the late Joseph and Mrs. Lena Gerber. Funeral from the Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home, 1322 Fillmore Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and at St.
Mary Magdalene Church at 9:30, Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Ladies' Guild of St. Mary Magdalene Parish and the 14th Ward Republican Club. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
15117 WAKEFI -William Of East Aurora, N. Jan. 14, 1964, husband of Martha Hessel; son of Isabelle, Washington, D. and the late Thomas Wakefield; brother of Mrs. Richard (Hilda), Meade, James Wakefield and the late Mrs.
Jack (Anne) Gallagher and Mrs. Edith Degges. The family will receive friends at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora, from 2-5 and 7-9 P.M. Funeral Friday at 2 P.M. 15116 WELCH--Mary S.
Mahavik of 40 Bridgeman Jan. 13, 1964; wife of the late William L. Welch; mother of the late John Welch; grandmother of Patrick Welch; sister of Mrs. Andrew Gerritz and John Mahavick of Long Island, N. Y.
Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Bury Blvd, Funeral Home, 2335 Niagara Falls where the funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9:45 and from St. Christopher's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited.
14115 WISCOM-William A. In Buffalo, Jan. 13, 1964, husband of the late Maude Moore Wiscom. Friends may call at The Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where the funeral service will take place Friday afternoon at 1:30. Friends are invited to attend.
Calling hours 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. 15116 WYLLIE J. Of 147 W. Utica Jan.
14, 1964, husband of the late Frances Decker; father of Donald R. and Douglas J. Wyllie; grandfather of James, Joyce and Barbara Wyllie. A memorial service will take place at Forest Lawn Chapel Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are Invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. 15117 Flowers Truly, There Express Is No Your Substitute! Sympathy, ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST. TL 3-3230 Most Centrally Located AMPLE PARKING AREA LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME INC. 102 LINWOOD AVE. at Summer TT 6-5363 Complete Air Conditioning BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr.
Mrs: Dec. Charles J. Wiles, 189 Kentucky 31 Francis A. McGarry, 2435 Seneca Charles W. Marts, West Seneca 31 Randolph Johnson Jr.
221 E. Utica 31 William J. Fish, 73 Princeton PL 31 Gary Buchner, Churchville 31 Wayne Full, Cheektowaga GIRLS were born to Mr. Woodrow Wilson, 127 Spring 31 Glenn Weckel, Amherst 31 Louis W. Ritchell, 57 Wyoming 31 George L.
Morlock 71 E. Utica 31 Leonard J. Krawczyk, Cheektowaga 31 Howard Jordan, Concord 31 Donald Geil, 38 Colorado Marcelino DeJesus, 199 Busti 31 John T. Carleton, Tonawanda Twp. Jacob J.
Brunetto, 128 Ideal Richard Achatz, 11 31 MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM. Jan. 15) Stephan M. Jankowic, 16880 E. 8 Mile Detroit, M.
Serbach, 143 Hodge. Donald Andres, 1666 N. Eggert, Eggertsville Hand, 69 Central. Andrew P. Horvath, 167 Bykowski, Wilkesbarre, 278 Lackawanna -Barbara A.
Willett, Thimas Becking, 144 E. Ellicolt, Williamsville Carol Schnoider, 128 Columbia. Dennis A. Zobrist, 429 Roger, N. Tonawanda-Mary B.
McNinch, 6619 Ward, Niagara Falls, N. Y. David Williams, 599 Ferry -Jacqueline Payne, 27 Donaldson. Thomas E. Dinan, 268 -Judy Ann Cleary, 72 Kimberly, Eden Robert Olson.
Ross, 1552 Clinton- -Katherine Dill, Philip E. Badame, 186 Kettering, Tonawanda-Carol Schriver, 7208 Town Line, North Tonawanda. Jihn F. McHugh, 461 Eggert-Laura Smith, 1957 Eggert. Sanford Gallant, 214 Conkey, RochesterBlanke, John Carlisle, 324 Landon--Margaret Witson, 324 Landon.
David Hampton, 601 N. Division--Helena Ashton, 34 Jefferson. Ernest Parker, 334 Pratt- Hattie Lee Pace, 334 Pratt. Walter L. Douglas, 358 Richmond -Mary Ann McConnaghy, 358 Richmond.
Michael Marinaccio, 50 Roanoke- -Gloria Wagner, Wescott. Roosevelt Johnson, 377 Humboldt--Sadie Billups, 377 Humboldt. Harlan C. Satrang, Rapids City, S. Noreen Sommer, 25 Fuller.
ACCIDENTS Three hurt in 3-car accident, Goodell Elm, about 12:40 AM todavi Stanley Szelest, 21, of 7 Lakeview, riding with John F. Galewski, 23, of 2004 Genesee, chest hip injuries, Columbus Hospital; taken to Deaconess Hospital were: Eugene Graham, 25, other driver, of Deaconess Hospital, bruises, Miss Carol Burow, 22, of 212 Kingsley, his passenger, cuts bruises; after collision, Galewski car struck parked auto, owned by Bradley Feger, 58 E. Royal, Snyder. BURGLARIES 285 rant; Delaware, $194 loot, Nicholas Kahris' $180 restau- including cash 4 whisky bottles, stolen early Tuesday. 136 Emslie, Mary R.
Anderson's home; $25 record player taken between Thursday Tuesday. 33 Walden, Mrs. Pearl Strzeoka's home: about $40 stolen about noon Tuesday. 422 William, John Henrich Co. Inc.
entered about 11:45 PM Tuesday; several TV sets radios taken, exact loss awaiting inventory. 276 Niagara, Barone Sons Furniture Appliance Co. Inc. entered Tuesday night: 3 portable TV sets stolen, total value $442 369 Delaware, Richard I. Johnson's, law office entered Tuesday night; desks ransacked, taking inventory.
714 Ellicott, Dr. Richard M. Metcalf's apartment entered between 12:30 5:30 PM Tuesday; movie projector screen, 2 radios stolen, total value $56. 32 Lonsdale, James E. Barrett's lower flat entered between 4 7 PM Tuesday: 2 watches, valued at $25, taken.
739 Lafayette, Mrs. Goldine Halpern's apartment entered Tuesday; taking inventory. 1196 Sycamore, Allen's TV Sales Service entered about 4 AM today by 2 men, who were suprised by Owner Allen Wanderlich; he held them at revolverpoint while trying to phone for help: they fled as he did Wanderlich fired 4 shots, 2 as warnings, and 2 into a fleeing car which was later found with blood stains at William Emstie; Wanderlich checking for loss. 2291 Fillmore, liquor store operated by Mary Camiolo, check being made 10 determine what was taken from a front display during the night. 490 Niagara, TV Sales Service, operated by Nicholas Patti, four portable TV sets, four radios, several tape recorders, a wrist watch and $20 were taken during the night.
Niagara Station police, who are investigatina, said the stolen merchandise is valued at $1350. Foot of Pennsylvania, Lakeview Housing Project Office, manager, Cosmo S. Chimera, adding machine and two typewriters valued at $250 taken during the night. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Tuesday: 3:56 PM-349 Sherman, unnecessary. Beatrice, overheated motor.
$25 damage. 6:25 pipes, $2000 14th, damage. dwelling, thawing water Savad to 386 Walden: Michael Zankiw, 83, taken to Emeraency Hospital, 9:34 Rescue 5 to 654 Elmwood: Mrs. Ina MacKenzie, 55, taken to Buffalo General Hospital, Potomac, short circuit, no damage. 10:50.
Matthew. Rescue W. Sauad Halmerl, 4 to 72, 57 ill Kirkpatrick: taken to Columbus Hospital. George, Mrs. dell Catchina's frame home.
defective wiring, $2500 damage to dwelling and $1500 to contents. Todav 12:27 AM- Rescue Savad 1 to 301 Fulton: William Collins. 63. Ill, taken to Mever Memorial Hospital. Sauad 4 to 431.
Goethe: Mrs. Loretta Hofmann. 55, ill, taken to Mercy Hospital. Best. vacant dwelling, $4000 damage.
salamander in kitchen. 4:48 -16 George. rekindle. Squad 3 to 264 Fox; ward W. Fischer, 85, dead when firemen arrived.
8:45 William and Bailey, auto, caused by overheated transmission, $25 damage. Best, unnecessary. Rescue Squad 4 to 16. Koons: Mrs. Barbara Filipski.
27, ill, taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital. Sauad 7 to 24 Hoffman, Mrs. Helen O'Connor, 50. Ill, taken to Kenmore Mercy Hospital. Rescue Squad 3 to 283 Woltz; Frank Szalczewski, 73, Ill, Deaconess Hospital.
2:03 Bryan Rescue Hazelton, Squad 18 to months 155 old, Kevstone: remained home. MISSING PERSONS white scarf with floral design. RECOVERED AUTOS Rose DiCarlo, 70, of 46 W. Balcom Mrs. since Jan.
5 feet 3 inches, 180 pounds; gray coat and bonnet with ear flaps. Carol A. Klumpp, 15, of 89 Lakeview, since Monday: 5 feet 7 inches, 145 pounds, brown hair: black ski pants, lot at 310 Franklin Tuesday. TRAFFIC COURT Judge Joseph J. Sedita Speeding 1962 Chevrolet convertible.
4E 95-11. owned by Frank Santora, 203 Oakmont; taken from 665 Main Monday; found at 458 Pearl Tuesday. 1960 Rambler sedan, BF 16-10. owned by Gerald Bortzer, 74 N. Pearl; stolen from 453 Porter Dec.
29; found at Hudson Busti Tuesday. 1955 Ford sedan, 23-26 BL, owned by Frank L. Felong, Park: taken from 24 Sheffield Monday: found at McKinley Woodside Tuesday, 1964 Mercury sedan, 40-42 BF, owned by Dorothy H. Crandall, 530 Lincoln; solen form Traymore Linden Thursday; found at Main Utica Tuesday. 1962 Cadillac sedan, B-179.
owned by Miss Jessie C. Truby, 23 Bidwell: stolen there Monday; found in parking $40-Donald P. Reinneimer, 32, 216 Smith. $30-Jerome B. Vollmar, 22.
80 Harmonica. $25-Suspended sentence, license revoked -John W. Nurmi, 22, 36 Pendlewood; Joseph R. Oishei, 21, 486 Tonawanda. $25 Gilbert Davenport.
26, 718 Sherman; Wiley H. Simmons 23. 78 Beverly; Lawrence Root, 26, 779 Perry: John H. Richardson, 25, 443 Jefferson; Donald Glena, 21, S. Ogden.
$25-Daniel Melodavo, 26, 117 26, Westwood, 325 Lancaster; Leighton S. Barne, Longnecker; C. E. Rospochowski, 30, 6. Thomas; Donald DePass, 37, 344 Hoyt; Robert F.
Pulfer, 33. 317 Springville. Eagertsville. $20-Willie J. GoForth, 40.
404 E. Ferry: Paul Regan, 23, 163 Duerstein; H. Jefferis. 21, 301 Lakeshore, Grosse Point, Michigan: Hattie Guqua, 63 Livingston; Gerald Sanok, 20, 129 Erb. $15 Douglas E.
Waddell, 107 Powers, Or. chard Park: Robert D. Ralvea, 22, 7702 District Washington; Lewis R. Harding, 840 Niagara: Donald Schmid, 36, 10835 Park, Clarence; Tale madge Locke, 35, 702 S. Division.
$15 Charles J. Gerrace, 37, 12 Durham, Hambura: Mildred L. Haves. 23, 97 Henrietta; Harold Sokoloff, 332 North Park; Joseph A. Barone Jr.
27, 81 Lafavette; A. Preischel Jr. 25, Keller Eden. $15-Harlow M. Davis Jr.
36, 890 N. Davis. Elma; Paul A. Baumoarden, 18, 55 Tampa: John Porter, 40, 235 E. Ferry: Emily M.
Kubalak, 37, 58 St. Mary's: Dennis P. Wall. 20. 3 Schreck; Daniel McNamee, 21, 1430 Staley.
Stop Sign $15 -Charles Swagnard, 23, 438 E. Utica: John M. Clyde, 20, 48 Greenwood. $10-David L. Riley, 38, 250 Hickory.
Leaving Car Unattended $10-Stanley Ray, 30, 243 Monroe: Saralta E. Brody, 20. 635 E. Delavan; Aaron Lott, 42, 99 Rilev. Illegal Turn $25-James W.
Armstrong, 26, 44 Pine. Eugene Molinaro, 21. 1118 Delavan; Robert C. Allen, 32, 2028 Bavview. Hamburg.
Unlicensed Driver $100--30 days In County PenitentiaryJames T. Bivins, 33, 706 Swan. $100 -George Wheeler Posey, 174 Dodge. $75-30 davs County Penitentiary (sus:) pended sentence) James Eldridge. 404 Hickory.
$25-Henry Hill, 16, 196 Newell, Tonawanda. Red Light $20-Mary J. Helms, 22. 169 French. $10 -Jerome D.
Szaras, 25, 68 St. Mary's; James T. Bivins, 33, 706 Swan; Eugene Molinaro, 21, 1118 E. Delavan. Wrong Way $5-Oliver Jackson, 36, 74 Best.
Failure to Obey Sign $10-Mose Hampton, 49, 531 Winslow; Lowell Clayton, 38, 463 Ashland; Ruben Cumberlander, 33, 237 Cherry. Leaving Scene of Accident $100-30 days in County PenitentiaryGeorge W. Posey, 37 E. Balcom. License revoked 60 days in Erie Penitentiary-Bronse Moore.
137 Chester. Parking $5-Donald Christie, 53, 438 Busti, Insufficient Plates $10-Everett J. Reynolds, 24, 42 Hayden; Matthew J. Russo, 15 Chenango. Changing Lanes Unsafely $10-George Vanderhoek, 4523 Lower River, Lewiston.
Driving While Intoxicated $50 -License suspended 60 days-Albert J. Walker, 114 Doat. insufficient Lights $10-Murray J. Robert, 42, 291 Dodge, Tonawanda: Thomas R. Borowski.
21, 55 Avon: Willie Allen, 29, 189 Madison; William Wilcox, 47, 221 Humboldt; Gerald W. Schalbera, 56 Winwood, Cheektowaga. No Inspection Sticker $20-Frank A. Peters. 29, 2351 ideal.
$10 Jean Kern Jr. 32, 35 Norwood; Richard M. Koch, 19, 684 Cleveland: Dennis P. Wall, 20, 3 Schreck; Mildred M. O'Connor 230 Dartmouth: Howard F.
Hartke 16, 522 Dartmouth; William J. Ratz, 36, 294 Richmond; Luke Alwavs BROTHER Sadly cast away CHILDREN. who Jan. Brown, 39, 223 Brunswick. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankruptcy petitions father, vears in Federal Court Tuesday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Robert W.
Fisher, Apt. 3, 2429 Delaware, tab operator, $2413.64, $635. Bronislaus M. Pilat, 115 Ledger, saw operator, $3883.22, $1050. Charles Noecker, carpenter, and Betty Noecker, housewife, both of 2805 Roswell, Eden, $11,058.32, $250.
Edward P. Saar, 403 Grider, operation supervisor, $5871.02, $800. Henry F. Sikora, 61 Ellsworth, Cheektowaga, truck driver, $85,448.18, $4756.08. Stanley Fox, Box 144, Indian Hill Gowanda, leather worker, $5454.55, none.
Anthony Balicki, 444. Richmond, unemployed, $5886.55, $75. Anne Balicki, 444 Richmond, reservation agent, $6859.86, $1575. Peter J. Muffoletto, 380 Hampshire, equipment operator, $3388, none.r Morgan M.
Pierce, 206 S. Elmwood, cab passed driver, $7025.34, $250. BUSINESS NAMES memory kept, Exclusive TV Sales Service, 1285 Michigan- Charles J. Williams, Jim's Northtown Esso, Eagertsville James F. Anable.
Mildred's Food Store, 525 Elm--Mildred E. Hearon. Jim's Petrol Service, West Seneca James W. Pokojski. Orv's American, Town of Tonawanda Orval Dubie.
Protective Coating 99 Comet-William Truckenbrod. Colony Park Paint Shocpe. West FallsAndrew Vranic and Daniel P. Topliffe. Lamb Webster, Springville-Llovd La Lamb and Austin R.
Webster. A-1 Washer Service, Cheektowaga--Annemanrique De Lara, Mari. Lynn, 62 Fountain Park--Marilyn Lavine. Expressway Inn, Grand Island Marcella A. Buell, Dick's Barbershop, 2962 Bailey- Richard Szymanski.
Blue- Record, 178 Miami W. Krzeminski and John Gnolek. Accelerated Promotions. Cheektowaga Gary R. Maul.
CITY COURT JUDGMENTS Mary B. Moore, Lillian Severino -Fred (Lillian Amoia), $244.69 10 Marsan Fashions. Ann Kiblin, Amanda Holmes, $233,87 to Rung's Riverside Furniture. Leland Baker, Frank Jones, $464.65 to Children's Hose. John Greer, to Daniel Rosen, Bobby Jean Cody, $156.50 to George Long.
Willie A. Jones. $314.20 to Jacob G. Vanderwalker William L. Goeckel (Van Service).
John. Nosal. $67.60 to H. Jarvis Turner, William A. Blaser, $6508.80 to Isabelle H.
Bauer. Carol Doyle, $196.87 to Siamund B. Silverberg. Richard Coulter, $18.85 to 1 Norman Heilbaum, Charles Bernstein Berkeley Zinn, Margaret R. Schwab, Frank X.
Schwab, $3619.50 to Joseph H. Reingold Serwood L. Bestry. Simon Jenkins, $333.14 to. Louis E.
Saad (Acousticon of Buffalo) Kenneth Perry, $339.97 to Louis A. DeVincentis Algirdas Gamziukas. Walter Mason. $124.60 10 Charles: Springhorn (Flying A. Sales Service), Leonard Flemina, $190.90 to Milford Vail.
Charles Sampman, $54.44 to John B. Zuppa (Gordon's Dairy Products). Earl Jones. $54.48 to Paul Jamesson, Phillip Doyle, $837.14 to Edward F. Mroz (Mroz Lumber).
Lorenzo Elbanks, $57.95 to Harry Bilsky's Family Clothiers. Irene Thomas (Continental Barber Shop), $49.20 to Murphy Bova. Russell Calaty, $91.14 to R. E. Whittleton (Ad Club).
Joseph Wisnet. $31, to Irvin Winston Stanley Jastrab (Central Park Clinical Laboratory). Harry A. Harris, $91.33 to County Water Authority. Nelson Beibber, $147.38 to Iroquois Gas.
Judith Lamastra. $171.87 to Munzer, $153.79 to American Home Heating. Leonard Mitchell, $117.65 to Noah's. Ark. Hoyle Poplin, $26,22 to $1720.73 Dairylea.
Robertson Electric, to A. Wooley Inc. Theodore C. Sledziewskl (Sledziewski Sons), $1505.25 to Mohawk Truck Rental. Robertson Electric.
$377.93 to Natvar Corp. Georgia Paul $468.67 to Emerson of WNY. Maggie Ferguson, $1151.96 to Home Budget. Louise Pickens, $582 to BC Credit Corp. Salvatore, Galioto, $434.80 to Millard Fillmore Hosp Maynard Hazel, $176.05 to General Hosp, SUPREME CR'T JUDGMENTS Marie Pecoraro, Salvatore.
Pecoraro, $387.92: Andrew Polchlonek, William L. Reed, Albert J. Reptie, to State Tax Comm. Frank Ricks, William R. Riding, $49.50: Frances Riester, David Robinson, Willie E.
Rogers, $133.07 to State Tax Comm. Thomas Roland, Epitanio A. Rolando, Verna Scherer, Mary L. Schmerbach, $1.50 Robert H. Schmerbach, $150 $34.69 to State Tax Comm.
Colin Scrymgeour, Willie Shivers, $27.19: John Sikora, $200: Charles Smallman, Joseph Strzeqowski, $49.31 to State Tax Comm. Donald E. Tenbrook, $108.43 Cleveland Underwood, Frank F. Valenti, Richard Vinson Jr. $31.51 1o State Tax Comm.
Carl J. Voytovich, Odis Weaver, James Wilson, John Zay. $103.22 $33.07 to State Tax Comm. Floyd Becker, $100; Flovd James Becker, indiv. as co-partners in Basem*nts by Becker, $500 to State Tax Comm.
Guy-Ray Men's Shop, $869.75 to Puritan Sports Wear, Lady Puritan Div, Henry Servati (Home Line TV Appliances), $329.65 to W. Bergman Co. Earnest Phillips, Donald R. Pettit. $10.25: John A.
Pensick, $12.251 James C. Peaco*ck. $10.25 to Sales Tax. William A. L.
Anne Bartoszek, 51761.44; Marine Roland Meister, $187.20 to Trust. Myron Fuller, $103.29 to Damon Motors. CataThomas Farthing, $148.82 to George lino (George Catalino's Collision). 'Ronald G. Schessl, $105.50 to Soltivan Sales.
WNY Medical Plan, $934.35 to Edward W. Page. Roland Boller, $690.09 to Michael J. Ronald M. Boehm (Boehm Son).
Myrl G. Thompson. $163.10 to Nathan S. Ronnie Silverberg. (Ronnie Til), $285.60 to Milton H.
Day. Hartless. $761.34 to Ross Heat Exchanger FU. Albert Casimer Jankowski, $2022.17 to J. Pfell Inc.
Aurora, Builders, $674.92 to State East Tax Commission, SATISFACTION OF JUDGM'TS In Supreme Court: Joseph Derry Builders, $1759.67 to Gene Howard Heating, 9-4-63. Edward J. Mogilski, $71.63 to 2-14-63. $50.05 to Beniamin E. Michael Penksa, Obletz, 11-30-62.
John Riggio, $129.75 to King Louie International, 3-29-63. $997,73 to 4-13-61. Francis Burger, Edith White, Jacob executor for Burstein, Harry 10. Bradley D. Lawrence Ginane, 11-15-63.
Charles Myrtle Burgess (Myrtle 8-20-57 Sarson), $297.57 to Marine to Trust, Bernard W. Peter D. Sr. Cappola, (Hubert's $186.38 Service Station), Hubert 6-20-63. Wholesale, $520.68 to H.
Polner Fulton 10-9-63. Richard W. Herdendorf, $315.85 to Marlanne Wahrolen, 2-28-61. John McGrath Evelyn McGrath, $281.20 to McGrath, $291.85 to 7-19-61, 7-19-61. Lyle John Offhaus, $135.22 to 10-26-61.
Paul, $277.43 to 9-30-63. Clarence Anna Peaco*ck, $2898.01. 10 Western Savings. 5-4-61. James C.
Nick. 8-27-58. Rebrovich, $2108.30 to Ruth Frank vich, Suda, $441.09 to Raymond Marshall, 10-3-63. Donald M. Vaughn, $188.25 to Kennedy Margaret Bartlemes, $1266,76 to 5-8-61.
5-9-60. Bartlemus $245.06 to B. Davis Margaret Weber G. (Weber Hayduk, $70.40 10 Theresa Service), 2-26-62. Louis Joseph Tannello, $298.33 to Joseph J.
MarBlenik, 3-6-61. tino (J Martino Excavating) 6-13-62. Richard B. Kellner, $229.53 to $1012.73 6-3-60. Walter Florence Lukaszewicz, to Allied Bldg.
Credits, to Fred S. 7-29-53. Frank S. Obenauf, 230.45 James O'Connor. $47,50 to Amherst Small 5-10-62.
Animal Hosp. 1-8-62. Carol Robertson, $28.20 10 Niagara Franklin Frontier Distributors, $4000 6-14-63. to Gloconda Michele Traviglia; 7-9-63; $2753, 5-23-63. Traviglia, MECHANICS LIENS R.
Webster VS. $310. Ivy Lancaster. Homes Thomas Claude owner, Sievers vs. Otto Clara contractor, Heubusch, Lynn Rice, contractors.
$1053.64. owners. Roner Rice, Donald Kenmore Elma. Builders Supply VS, Morris Weinstein, owner, MacKinnon Canton Open Construc- Air Market, contractor, lessee, $774.64, Tonawanda (5 tion, White vs. Thomas White et al, ACTIONS PENDING Maceo Lyth A.
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