4 I I 373 353 J. a a SUBURBAN EDITION Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Tuesday, June 9, 1964 Card of Thanks MOSCHNER-The family of the late Eleanor Moschner of Gowanda, N. wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the many priests and nuns and to their relatives, friends and neighbors for all their kindness and sympathy shown, for all the Mass Cards, spiritual enrollments, flowers and sympathy cards, during their recent bereavement, the loss of a dear daughfor and sister. 30 THE MOSCHNER FAMILY. wit Mentoriant PREITUS--In loving memory of our dear and mother, Ella who was called away on June 9, 1963.
When year the has one passed we incest was called that sad day, away. Sadly missed by HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. LOMBARDO-In loving memory of my dear. mother, Rose who passed away three years ago today, June 9, 1961. in memories garden hold so dear, Loving thoughts, mother, that keep you near: And for all of US she did best, May God grant her eternal rest.
Sadly missed by SON JOSEPH. sad and loving memory of our dear son and brother, Samuel A. United States Navy, whom God called home five years ago today, June 9, 1959. Oho angels watching from above, Please God. lust let him know, We love and miss him so.
we down here do not forget, May he rest in peace. Sadly missed by MOM, DAD, BROTHER AND SISTER. SIRACUSE -In loving memory our dear brother, Joseph who passed away one year ago today, June 9, 1963. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear; Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Sadly missed by CARRIE, SANTA AND ANGELO.
SIRGUSA- In loving memory of my sister, Elizabeth, who passed away six years ago today, June 9, 1958. Peacefully sleeping, Resting at last, The world's weary troubles and trials are past. In silence she suffered, In patience she bore Til God called her home To suffer no more. Sadly missed by SISTER MARTHA SZYMSZYK-In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, Florence. on her birthday, June 9.
A wonderful mother, woman and aid; One who was better God never made, A wonderful worker, so loyal and true, One in a million, that mother was you. Just in her Judgment, always right, Honest and libeal, ever upright. Loved by your friends an all whom you knew, Our wonderful mother, that mother was you. Happy Birthday, Mom. Sadly missed by DAUGHTERS SYLVIA, JOYCE, AND LYNDA, LEONARD SON AND JOSEPH, FRANK, SONS-IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN CINDY LEE AND MICHAEL DAVID.
Deaths BALDWIN--Agnes Kinnear Of 37 Rinewalt Williamsville, June 8, 1964, wife of the late Charles Baldwin; mother of Mrs. Thomas Bryan, Mrs. Margaret Rhodes and Hugh J. also survived by six grandchildren and Baldwin; sister of Margaret a Kinnear: 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral from Beach-Tuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 9110 BERNOTAS-Alex In Buffalo, N. June 8, 1964, husband of Olga (Murnieks) Bernotas.
Friends are invited to attend the Funeral Mass at St. Anthony's Church, Thursday at 9:15 A. M. Calls may be made at The Rubino Funeral Home Inc.r 271 Porter 2-5 and 7-10 9110 CATANZAR of 369 died Eighth at St. Mary's Niagara, Hospital, Falls, June 8, 1964; husband of Margaret (Amato) Catanzaro; stepfather of Mrs.
Victor (Lorraine) Stopa and Mrs. Marvie (Billy) Pascoe, all of Niagara Falls; brother of Otto and Joseph Catanzaro end the late Mrs. Cosmo (Maria) Malicori; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday, June 1, at 9 A. M.
from the Amato Funeral Home, 501 Nineteenth Niagara Falls, N. and at 9:30 from Our Lady of Lebanon R. C. Church. Interment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
Friends may call 1-10 P. M. 8110 -May Rood Of 244 Saranac Buffalo, N. June: 9, 1964, wife of Harry J. Cudney; mother of Dr.
Harry J. Cudney grandmother of Mrs. G. Edmond Siebel of Claremont, sister of Mrs. Lillian E.
Smith and Clarence E. Rood of this city, Howard E. Rood of Batavia, N. Y. Funeral from the Link-Fox Co.
Mortuary, 355 Grant Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Friends invited. The family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 9110 DEYOT-Howard A.
Suddenly, June 7, 1964, of 97 Edson St. West Seneca, N. beloved husband of Grace M. Deuel Devot; father of Mrs. William, Borden of New Jersey, Gerald A.
of Indiana, David Bruce A. and Linda M. Devot: of six grandchildren. Funeral from the "Washington Chapel" of the William J. Yox Sons Funeral Home, 2390-94 Seneca Wednesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 P. M. Deceased was a member of U. S.
of A. Local 2603 AFL 819 DOMANSK1-Anna (nee Woicik Lucki) Of 210 Grote in Buffalo, N. 7, 1964, beloved wife of the late Michael Domanski and the late Luckl; dear mother of Mrs. StanSley (Mary) Rybezynski. Mrs.
Walter Dudzik, Mrs. Joseph (Stella) Dzieciuch, and John (Rose) and Cheseter (Jean) Lucki; also survived by eight grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral Thursday mornting at 9:30 o'clock from the Kolano Funeral Home, 396 Amherst St. and at at Assumpton Church. will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10.
P. M. Friends invited. 8110 DOMINO--Rose (nee Wydro) Of 35. St.
Mary's June 7, 1964, wife of the late Frank; dear mother of. "Michael (Pelagia), Anna, Agnes. Mrs. Bernice Choinski, Mrs. Stanley (Charlotte) Bukowski, and Edmund grandmother of eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore Wednesday at 9:30 and at St. Adalbert's Basilica at 10 Friends invited. Mrs. Domino was a member of P. U.
of A. Gp. No. $89 and Altar Rosary Society of St. Adalbert's Parish.
819 DOMON-Ella In Gowanda, N. June 6, 1964, beloved wife of Louis Domon; mother of Mrs. Harold Polzin of North ColTins. Lawrence of Orchard Park, Donald of Elma and Gordon of Newstead, N. sister of William, Frederick and Howard Lenz; niece of Anna Green of Buffalo, N.
also survived by 16 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Services from Mentley Funeral Home, 105 Main Gowanda, N. Y. Wednesday, June 10 at 10 A. M.
Burial in Collins Center Cemetery. Family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 819 DOYLE-John D. Of 39 Ramona St.
in this citv June 7, 1964, beloved husband of Julia Hegedus Doyle; father of John P. Dovie; father-in-law of Mary Bakorsky Dovie; grandfather of Mrs. Raymond Weiss, Dennis, Deborah and John Dovie; great -grandfather of Ross Weiss: brother of Mrs. John (Mame) Kilcoyne, Mrs. William (Nead) Breen and -the late Mrs.
Helen Coughlin and Margaret Doyle. Funeral from Leo L. Buchheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridae Rd. Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Martin's Church at 9:30.
Friends invited. Deceased was a member of St. Martin's Holy Name Society, Mens' Sustaining Society of the Mercy Hospital, B. P. O.
Elks Lodge 23 and Bucky Club. 819 DUDEK-Zawisza, Genevieve (nee Samalyk) Of 921 Military Kenmore, N. June 6, 1964, beloved wife of Joseph Dudek and the late Joseph Zawisza; dear mother of Matthew Zawisza, Mrs. Charles (Helen) Krackehl of Seattle, Mrs. Walter (Jean) Kiebzak, Mrs.
Eugene (Stefanie) Mrs. Edward (Stella) Borowick and Joseph (Patricia) Dudek also survived by 14 grandchildren; dear sister of Mrs. Wanda Battaglia of Le Roy, N. Y. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from Kolano Funeral Home, 396 Amherst St.
and 10 o'clock at Assumption Church. Family will receive friends 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Deceased was a member of Royal Neighbors Society, Friends Invited. 819 DURSHORDWE--Michael June 8, 1964, of 13 Kermit beloved husband of Jeanette Warner Durshordwe; brother of Mrs.
Francis (Belle) Carlin, Mrs. Peter (Estelle) Fechter, Albert, Mrs. David (Clara) Mather, Gerard and the late William Durshordwe. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ulrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Friday morning at 8:45, and at St.
Gerard's Church 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Durshardwe was member of Queen be present 24 and 7-10 25. P.
The M. family 9111 City Barracks No. will FROST Hugh Of Cleveland, Sunday, June 7, 1964, husband of Florence Hart Frost; father of Mrs. Edward O. King of Darien, Richard H.
Frost of Littleton. Edward H. Frost of Shaker Heights: brother of Dr. Loraine H. Frost of lowa City.
Dr. Carl G. Frost, Mrs. Irvina Williams Jr. and the late Mrs.
Glenn (Olive Frost) Plummer of Buffalo; also survived by 12 arandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon at Fairmount Presbyterian Church, Cleveland Heights, 0. -Beatrice (nee LoValio) Of 204 Conaress in Buffalo, N. June 9, 1964, wife of the late Pasquale Gatto; mother of Mrs. John (Carmela) Bochiechio, Mrs.
Rose Geraci, Mrs. Louis (Anna) Morebello of San Diego, Leonard, Dominic. Mrs. Charles (Lucy) Alessi, Mrs. Charles (Doris) Sansone.
Mrs. James (Catherine) DeLore of Thompsonville, Conn. and the late Anthony Gatto; sister of the late Dominic LoVallo, and Carmela Bochlechio: also survived by 17 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren, Friends are Invited to attend the Funeral Mass at Annunciation Church, Friday at 9 AM. Calls may be made at the Rubino Funeral Home 271 Porter 2-5 and 7-10. 9111 GAVRILOVICH-Estelle (nee Baich) Of 1642 Abbott in Lackawanna, N.
June 8, 1964, wife of the late Luka; mother of Nevane Gavrilovich; sister of Mrs. Brownie (Sophia) Mamula, Mrs. Joseph (Lillian) Espinazo, Marion, George Baich and Mrs. Mi. chael (Ann) Lemaich and the late Stephen.
Funeral from Leo L. Buchheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Friday at 12:30 and from St. Stephen's Serbian Church at 1 o'clock Friends invited. Donations may be made to St. Stephen's Serbian Church Building Fund.
9111 GEHRMAN-Arthur D.D.S. Of 176 West Utica, formerly of Grand Island. N. June 8, 1964; husband of Florence Sweeney Gehrman; father of Arthur F. Gehrman, Robert E.
Gehrman D.D.S., of Centerport, L. and Mrs. Edward (Joan) Hassenfratz; also survived by six grandchildren. Friends may call between 2-5 and 7-10 at the Mescall Haggerty Funeral Home, 1377 Abbott Lackawanna, where the funeral will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Dr.
Gehrman was a member of the Erie County Dental Society, the Buffalo Dental Society and the American Dental Society, 9111 GLOVER- Frank W. June 8, 1964, Watertown, N. husband of Gladys; brother of Howard, George and Mrs. Harry Goodrich, Lyndonville, N. and the late Mrs.
Eldon Whitworth. Funeral will be held Thursday, 2 P. M. Hart's Funeral Home, Massey Watertown, N. Y.
9110 A. June 7, 1964, of 88 Rosary Lackawanna, N. beloved husband of Bernadine Grabowski (nee Herdzik); father of Henry, Alice, Stephen, Irene, Rita, Thomas and Dorothy; son-in-law of Mrs. Stella Herdzik and the late Michael Herdzik; father-inlaw of Edward Tercala: Mildred Montanari, Walter Iwankow, Donald Maciuba and Richard Chudzik; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from Kaczor Sons Funeral Home 505 Ridge Lackawanna, and in Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30.
Interment in Holv Cross Cemetery. Friends Invited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society of 0. L. V.
and the American Legion Post No. 63 8110 GRAFF-Clarence J. Of Rt. 77, Attica, N. June 8, 1964, beloved husband, of Bertha G.
Huber Graff; father of Vincent H. of Attica, Richard R. of Strykersville, Gerald L. of Attica and Donald C. Graff of East Aurora, N.
brother of Mrs. Joseph (Julia) George East Aurora, N. Alice Graff of Batavia and Albert Graff of Akron, Ohio and the late Sylvester Graff of Orchard Park, N. also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends are invited to call from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. at the Charles C. Reding FUneral Home, 175 Main Attica. N. where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9:15 and at Sacred Heart Church, Bennington, N.
Y. at 10 o'clock. Recitation of the Rosary will be Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 9110 GREEN-Linnora (nee Flickinger) Of 466 Massachusetts June 8, 1964, formerly of Jamestown, N.
sister of Mrs. Ida Garfield of Jamestown; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral service from SS. Peter Paul's Catholic Church, Jamestown, Thursday at 10 o'clock, 9110 GRIFFITH- -Helen Donovan June 6, 1964, at Pompano Beach, wife of the late Walter Griffith; mother of Dr. John T.
Donovan Mrs. Howard H. Starrett and Mrs. Paul E. Kolb; sister of Mrs.
Joseph Bocher and Mrs. Stanley R. Cooper. Funeral will be held from 'St. Joseph's New Cathedral Friday morning at 9:15 o'clock.
9111 HAEFNER-Mary Werner June 9, 1964, of 14 North Park Cheektowaga, wife of William mother of William F. Haefner; sister of Anne Joseph Eleanor M. and the late Mrs. Caroline Schlegel, Mrs. Louise Gietzen.
George, Lawrence, Alphonse, Andrew and Elizabeth M. Werner; also survived by three orandchildren. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the funeral home of Lux Sons, 2528 Main where funeral will be held Friday morning at 9:15 and from Infant of Praque Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited. 9111 HAMER-Benedict F. June 8, 1964, husband of Effie St. Clair; father of the late Benedict Jr. and Willard Hamer; survived by five grandchildren.
Funeral from Fred Schlosser's Funeral Home, 2283 Seneca Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. John the Evangelist Church at 9:30 o'clock. Deceased was a member of B. of R. T.
No. 556 and the Holy Name Society of St. John's Church, also the Retired Men's Club of Erie County. 8110 Hauk Of 419 Madison June 7. 1964, wife of the late John Hartman: sister of the late Elizabeth and William Hauk.
Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Wednesdav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. HENNING- William A. Of 222 Hutchinson June 7, 1964, husband of Edna Doersam: father of Clifford, Robert, Mrs.
Osborne Vattes, Calvin, Jane, Mrs. Ivis Thompson, Lola Hennina, and Mrs. Herbert Waltzman; brother of Mrs. Martha Hidma; also survived by 15 arandchildren, Funeral from Beach-Tuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Family will be preesnt 2-5, 7-10 P. M. 819 HIRTZEL-Elizabeth M. Of 212 Sterling June 7, 1964, sister of Cecelia C. and the late John and Joseph Hirtzel; also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Friends received at the Schlager Funeral Home 2643 Main St. between Amherst and Fillmore. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. Margaret's Church at 9:45. Friends invited.
Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P. 8110 HLAVATY-Stefania Goral (nee Norek) June 6, 1964, of 426 Fulton beloved wife of Frank Hlavaty and the late John Goral; dear mother of Mrs. Michael (Jane) Muszvnski. Walter (Helen) Goral and Edwin (Clemence) Goral of Downey, California; sister of the late Louis Kiebzak; sister-in-law of Andrew Goral; also survived by 10 grandchildren and one areat-grandchild. Friends may call at the Usiak Funeral Home, 580 South Park Ave.
where the funeral will be held Wednesday mornina at 9:30 and at St. Rita's Church at 10 A.M. Friends invited to attend. The family wil be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. 819 HOFFMAN-Sally Willis June 7, 1964, at Highland Park, 111., beloved wife of Robert Hoffman: moth.
er of Michael T. and Josiah Hoffman; daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wile of Elma, N. sister of Mrs. Leon Kirschmever, Mrs.
Richard M. May of Arcade. N. Y. Funeral services will be held at Highland Park, 11, Tuesday.
Graveside services Wednesday at 2:30 P. M. at Forest Lawn Cemetery. HOHL-HALL-Marv McKrell June 8, 1964, of 469 Wvoming beloved wife of Karl Hohl: mother of Myron C. Hall; sister of William, Mrs.
Jean Averv. James. Mrs Lee (Sarah) Fidenger and the late Mrs. Margaret Tevington, Funeral service from Carl. ton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home Inc, 3272 Bailey Ave Thursdav morning at St. 8 45 and in Bartholomew's Church at 9:30 Friends are invited Mrs. Hohl was a member of the Altar Rosary Society of St. Bartholomew's Church. Rosary recited Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
9110 HUMPHREYS-Charlotte Boucher June 6, 1964, of 90 Eagan Lackawanna, N. beloved wife of Arthur Humphreys; mother of the late Arthur Humphreys sister of Helen Boucher. Funeral from The Geo. N. Kennedy Mortuary.
914 Abbott Wednesdav morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are Invited. 819 nard S. June 8, 1964, suddenly, of 126 Krakow, beloved husband of Genevieve (nee Jozwiak); dearest father of Sandra; son of the late Walter and Cecelia Jagodzinski; son-in-law of John and Cecelia Jozwiak brother of Mrs. Thomas (Clara) Neuwman, Mrs.
John (Mildred) Price, Mrs. Irene Kowalski, Mrs. Edward (Hattie) Orlowski, Alfred (Frances), Mrs. John (Jeanette) lowski; survived by mieces and nephews. Funeral Friday morning at 9:30 from Max F.
Rutecki Funeral Home of Buffalo, 375-379 Peckham St, and in St. Casimir's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
Family present 1-5 and 7-10. Member of Amer. ican Legion Plewacki Post No. 799, under whose auspices graveside ices will be held; employe of Wesinghouse of Cheektowaga. 9111 Death Listings BALDWIN-Agnes HARTMAN-Emma Hauk NORMAN-Hattie BERNATOS--Alex HENNING-William A.
(nee Rusin) CATANZARO-John HIRTZEL-Elizabeth M. PIECZYNSKI-LoUis CUDNEY--May Rood Goral (nee Norek) REID-Max DEYOT-Howard A. HOFFMAN-Sally Willis Backus RICHMOND- Ethel -Mary RIZZO- Charles (nee Woicik Lucki) McKrell ROHRBACHERDOMINO- HUMPHREYS--Charlotte Cora Strebel (nee Wydro) -Emma Ulrich DOMON-Ella JAGODZINSKI- I- DOYLE D. Leonard S. SCHAFF-Cletes P.
DUDEK-ZAWISZA- JENSEN -Anna Schelesky Genevieve (nee Samolyk) (nee Townsend) DURSHORDWE -Michael JONES--Alfred Earle SHERMAN- E. (Baker) JONES--Fannie FROST- Allen Hugh Weeks) SPINK -George C. JOYCE -Harold H. STARR-Richard S. GATTO, LoVallo) -Beatrice STEINKE-MANKE-Estelle M.
STROTH-Alice M. Wilhelmina (nee Baich) KENEFICK-Mildred M. GEHRMAN-Arthur F. KONWINSKI-Hattie SZYDLOWSKI-Casimir J. D.D.S.
GLOVER-Frank W. -EE-Eideana BOX -Francis J. TAR Alexander A. Fledderman -Edward J. GRABOWSKI- LEHMANN--Dorothea GRAFF -Clarence J.
LIEBER-Henry J. WEST--Richard J. GREEN-Linnora LUCKI-See Domanski WHITE--Ray A. (nee Flickinger) MAZE- -Tessie E. WISNIEWSKI (Wisnosky) -Stanley (nee Rybicki) Donovan McQUADE-John A.
ZAWISZAHAEFNER-Mary Werner MOSKAL. See Dudek notice F. Szymanski) ZYGMUNT-Michael HAMER-Benedict JENSEN-Anna (nee Townsend) Gowans in Angola, N. June 1964, beloved wife of Christian JenOf sen; sister of the late Mrs. Lillian M.
Newcomb; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from Froehley's Funeral Home. 262 Main Angola, N. Y. Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Friends invited. Interment in Forest Avenue Cemetery, Angola. The family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9. 819 JONES--Alfred Earle June 6, 1964, of 902 Washington Derby, N. beloved husband of garet Humphrey Jones; father of Ralph, Earle, Stirling, Mrs.
Arthur Nagel Mrs, Irving Biehler, Mrs. Dormen Bartolucci, Mrs. Howard Lochtee, Charles. Henry, Daniel, Mrs. Donald Sterner, Mrs.
John Pates and the late Bruce, Mrs. Hazel Monahan, Mrs. Dorothy Bartolucci, Leon and Paul Jones; survived by 46 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; brother of George and Roy Jones and Mrs. Estella Sweeney. FUneral from The Geo.
N. Kennedy Mortuary, Blasdell Branch, 54 Lake Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined. The ily will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
8110 JONES-Fannie (nee Weeks) June 5, 1964, of 119 Brunswick beloved wife of Joseph: daughter of the later Oscar and Eula Smith; sister of Joseph of New York City. Friends received at Meadows Bros. Funeral Home, 576 Jefferson Ave. Funeral Wednesday P. M.
from Bethel A.M.E. Church, Michigan and East Ferry Sts. Family will be present 2-4, 7-9. 819 -Harold H. June 8, 1964, of 80 Victory Lackawanna, belowed husband of Irene Manning Jovce; father of Mary Ann C.
Joyce and Sister Mary Eileen, S.S.J.; son of the late Thomas and Catherine Jovce; brother of Leo, Thomas, Mrs. John O'Neil and the late John and Edward Joyce. Friends may call from 1-5 and 7-10 at the Curtin and Cusack Funeral Home, 1189 Ridge Lackawanna. where the funeral will take place Friday morning at 8:45 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of the OLV Holy Name Society and the Parents' Guild of the Sisters of St. Joseph. 9111 KAMERY-Lester C. Of Eggerstville, N. June 7, 1964, husband of the late Martha Weidmann; father of Lester Wayne, N.
and Mrs. Paul (Marie) Schnurr, East Aurora, N. brother of Lewis, Olean, N. also survived by five grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora from 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. Funeral Wednesday at 2 P. M. 819 KEMPKES-Gerard M. June 7, 1964, of 19 Ericson beloved husband of Elizabeth M.
(Poorten) Kempkes; father of Mrs. Clarence S. (Paula) Cooperdock and Mrs. Frank A. (Betty) Waclawek: brother of Gertrude, Mrs.
Harold (Verna) Mrs. Bernadine Kraus and the late Mrs. Ward (Dorothy) Reeves; step-brother of Mrs. Michael (Ethel) Kuhaneck and the late Edward Kempkes and Mrs. Albert (Ida) Stadimeir; grandfather of 10 grandchildren, Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 E.
Delavan Ave. from 2-5, 7-10 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 A. M.
and at St. Gerard's Church at 10:30 A. M. Friends invited. Member of Holy Name Society of St.
Gerard's Church, Linde Employe's Athletic Association, and ington Heights Senior Citizens. 819 KENEFICK-Mildred C. June 8, 1964, formerly of 718 Ashland daughter of the late Frank and Mary Kenefick; sister of Charles, Simon and Margaret Kenefick and the late Frank Jr. and Edmund Kenefick, Friends may call at the Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home, 465 Franklin where the funeral will be held Thursday morning at 8:30 and at St.
Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15. Friends are invited to attend. 9110 KONWINSKI-Hattie Of 35 Titus June 7, 1964; beloved daughter of the late Frank and Josephine Szymendera Konwinski; dear sister of Josephine, Louis, Mary (Edward) Kaczor and Lorraine (Chester) Chmielewski and the late Dr. Leon, John, William and Anne: sister-inlaw of Helen Konwinski; also survived by nephew and nieces. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 AM from Zielinski Funeral Home, 1439 Broadway and in St.
John Kanty Church at 10 AM. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Member of St.
Agnes Society No. 177, Polish Nnion of Amreica. Flowers gratefully declined. 8110 LEE -Eldeana Of 331 Jersey June 8. 1964, daughter of Mrs.
Irene Troutman. Friends may call at the Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara St. near Hudson, where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
Interment in Cattaraugus Indian Reservation Cemetery, Irving, N. Y. Salamanca, N. papers please copy. -Dorothea Fledderman June 7, 1964, of 50 Belmont Kenmore, beloved wife of the Rev.
Theodore T. Lehmann; mother of Theodore T. Lehmann daughter of the late August and Anna Fledderman. Friends may call at the Lester H. Wedekindt Inc.
Funeral Horne, 3290 Delaware Ave. at Eiseman after 7 o'clock Monday evening and from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. Tuesday. Services will be held from Kenmore United Church of Christ Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Interment will be private Those desiring may contribute to the Memorial Fund of Kenmore United Church of Christ. 819 J. June 6, 1964, of Niagara Lutheran Home, husband of the late Elisabeth Henrich Lieber; father of Mrs. Fred- erick (Margaret) Kirsch of Frenchburg, brother of the late Albert Lieber.
Funeral, service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Lieber was a member of St.
John's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Amherst. Memorials in Mr. Lieber's memory may be made to St. John's Evangelical Luthern Church of Amherst, Lutheran Church Home or Niagara Lutheran Home. The family will be present from 2-4 an 7-10 P.
M. 819 LUCKI-See Domanski notice 8110 MAZE-Tessie E. (nee Rybicki) In Eagerstville, N. formerly of 16 Orange Lackawanna, N. June 8, 1964; dearest mother of Ronald (Maureen) Doyle of Arlington, daughter of Anna and the late John Rybicki; sister of Theodore, Mrs.
Florian (Adeline) Kaczmarek, Gerald, Mrs. Kosmo (Irene) Covino, Mrs. Walter (Isabelle) Bernacki and Joseph; grandmother of Christopher and Elizabeth. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapel 3003 South Park Friday morning at 9:30 and from St. Barbara's Church at 10 o'clock.
Burial In Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. 9111 -John A. St June 8, 1964, of 30 Beiter beloved husband of Gladys Bigelow McQuade; father of John A. Jr.
of Detroit. Mich, Herbert Mrs. Edward (Gladys) Baier of Minneapolis, Minn, and Mrs. William (Alice) Miliring: brother of Mrs. Ella Hogan and Mrs.
Mary McNally of Lowell, also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Thursday. Time to be announced. Friends are invited.
The family will be present from 2-4 and 8-10 P. M. 9110 MOSKAL-Helen (nee Szymanski) June 7. 1964, of 324 Sweet beloved wife of Leo J. Moskal: dearest sister of Walter (Catherine) Skarupinski.
Vincent Hoffman, and the late Rose Oleiniczak and Stanley Szymanski; also survived by nephews and nieces. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the home of Hochul Funeral Service, 1021 Sycamore. where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9:30 and at 10 o'clock in Transfiguration Church.
8110 NORMAN-Hattie (nee Rusin) Of 193 Crocker June 8, 1964, beloved wife of Stanley; daughter of Anthony and the late Maryanna Rusin; sister of John (Janet) Rusin; also survived by nephew and nieces. Funeral will be held from E. L. Cwikalowski Funeral Home, 185 Crocker St. off Broadway.
Time and place, to be anlater. Friends invited to attend FARM EXPORTS RISING TOWARD A RECORD HIGH WASHINGTON, June 9 (UPI) The Agriculture Department said if the trend in farm exports holds up, the foreign sales of S. agricultural products in fiscal 1964 may reach a record $6 billion. Such a sales volume would be $900 million more than in any previous year, fiscal or calendar. The department said more of the increase will be in sales for dollars.
The biggest export gainers over fiscal 1963 are wheat, cotton, feed grains, soybeans, animal fats, dairy products and rice. Only soybean oil, flaxseed, rye and hides and skins so far have failed to equal shipments in fiscal 1963. Ruby Remains Depressed DALLAS, June 9 (UPI) -Jack Ruby's three-hour interview with Chief Justice Warren failed to perk up and he remains "depressed" in his cell, the condemned slayer's brother Sam said Monday. TARBOX-Francis J. Suddenly, June 9 1964, of 675 South Huth Cheektowaga: beloved husband of the late Josephine (nee KoF.
Tarbox and James Tarbox; panklewicz) Tarbox; father, of grandfather of Robert Scott Tarbox; brother of Giles, Henry, William, Elmer, David and Frank Tarbox. The family will be present to receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the suburban Amigone Funeral Home 569 Cleveland Dr. (between Harlem and Thruway), where funeral services will be held at a time to be an-nounced later.
Mr. Tarbox member of St. Jude's Episcopalian Church and the American Legion No. 40 and No. 8 and the George F.
Lamm Post. 9111 WALKOWIAK-Edward J. Of 286 Sobieski June 7, 1964, beloved husband of Mae (hee Zielinski); son of the late Joseph and Barbara: dear brother of Leo (Victoria), Joseph (Bernice), Mrs. Helen Jabionski, (Jean), Mrs. Leo (Lottie) Sucharski, Mrs.
Michael (Mary) Baler, (Elea- Mrs. Stanley (Anne) Kotarski, Steve nor), and Al Walkowiak; brother law of Ella Hooch, Rose Rozwarski, Chester and John Zielinski. Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore Thursday 9:30 and at St. Joachim's Church at 10 A.M. Friends invited.
8110 WEST -Richard J. 7, June 1964, of 30 Kerns father of Mrs. Stanley (Geraldine) Hawryiczak of Vestal, N. Y. and Mrs.
Frank (Margaret Lewalski grandfather of seven grandchildren; brother of Ed ward of Montreal, Canada, and the late David and Robert West. Funeral from the Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home, 1322 Fillmore Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and in St. Mary Magdatene Church at 9:30, Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Brewers' Local 194.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2-5 and 7-10. 819 WHITE-Ray Of 285 Bird Buffalo, N. June 8, 1964, husband of Olive Weaver White; father of Lorne Ray A. Jr. John Mrs.
Ray Bogue, Mrs. Alys Kacalski, Donald R. and the late Arthur, Earl and James White: brother of Mrs. Viola Zimmerman and Earl White. Funeral from the Link-Fox Co.
Mortuary, 355 Grant Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Friends invited. The family will be present 2-4, 7-9. 9110 WISNIEWSKI (WISNOSKY)-Stanley June 3, 1964, of 404 Brown formerly of 115 Riverview Place. Buffalo, N. beloved of Catherine (nee Komenda); father of Henry Wisniewski and Wanda Smith: father-in-law of Eleanore Wisniewski and James Smith.
Also survived by six grandchildren. Interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Everson, June 6. Deceased was a member of United Steelworkers of America, A. F.
of C. 1. 0, local No. 2604 and employed by Bethlehem Steel Corporation. ZAWISZA -See Dudek notice.
819 ZYGMUNT-Michael June 7, 1964, 93 Fedro devoted husband of Mary (nee Bala): dear father of Henry, Stanley (Patricia), Genevieve (Stanley) Hinca, (Fredrick) Zmuda, Joseph (Virginia) and Michael grandfather of 12 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 from Sittniewski Funeral Home, 154 Weimar St. Requiem Mass at St. Casimir's, Church at 10. A.
M. Interment in St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Family will be present at the chapel 7-10. between 2-5, Deceased was a World War 1 veteran.
Friends Invited. Flowers for Every Occasion ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE! 301 MAIN ST. TL 3-3230 A Word Of Thanks Often a few words in The Buffalo Evening News fulfill a need that can hardly be met in other way. A Card of Thanks published in The News serves as a personal expression of gratitude for kindness and sympathy in time, of grief. The News prepared a folder of suggested wordings available to calling 856-5555 readertiny Personal Service, Buffalo Evening News, 216 Main Buffalo 5, N.Y, High Court Refuses To Review Appeal Won by Red Party Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 9-The U.
S. Supreme Court Monday refused to review a decision overturning conviction of the Communist Party of the U. S. for failure to register under the Internal Security Act. The refusal leaves the lower court decision standing.
The Supreme Court's action was announced in a brief order that gave no reason. Justice Byron R. White, formerly deputy attorney general, took no part in consideration of the case. The lower court's decision was by a three-judge of the U. S.
Court of Appeals here. The Justice Department had asked the Supreme Court to hear argument in the case and reverse the lower court. The Appeals Court held that the Govenment had failed to prove anyone was available to the party who could sign the registration statement without incriminating himself. Urging reversal of the decision, the Government appeal questioned whether party officers may refuse to register for the party they cannot possibly incriminate themselves because, the statute prohibits any information obtained by registration from being introduced in evidence in a judicial proceeding." Anyway, the appeal said, "no new leads to other information can result (from registration) since party officials have publicly stated their The party had been fined $120,000 for failing to. list with the Justice Department the names of its officers and members, the amount and sources of its income, the amount and purposes of its expenditures, and the location of its printing presses.
The fine was set aside by the Court of Appeals decision. SALES OF CORN BY PRODUCERS SET A RECORD: WASHINGTON, June 9 (P) Producer sales of corn from the 1963 crop will be the largest on record, both in total and as a percentage of the production. An Agriculture Department report predicted today that sales by the end of the 1963- crop season on Sept. 30 will have totaled 1881 million bushels or of the crop. In explaining the increase, the department said more and more farmers are selling their corn and buying back processed feeds for their hogs, cattle and poultry.
Therefore less and less straight corn is being fed, it said, on farms where it is grown. The department said farmers will have sold of last year's oats crop, of the barley crop and of the sorghum grain crop. John Catanzaro Buffalo Evening News Bureau NIAGARA FALLS, June 9 John Cantanzaro, 70, of 369 Eighth a retired restaurant owner here, died Monday St. Mary's Hospital following a long illness. He was a native of Italy, but had lived here for 65 years.
Prior to his retirement a few, years ago he owned and operated several restaurants here. 1 and in the surrounding areas. He is survived by his Mrs. Margaret Amato cavale: zaro; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Victor Stopa of Niagara Falls and Mrs.
Marvin Pascoe, Ransomville, and two brothers, Otto and Joseph, both of Niagara Falls. A Requiem Mass will be said at 9 AM Thursday in Our Lady of Lebanon Church. Prayers will be said at 8:30 in the Amato Funeral Home. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. The Schlager Funeral Home INC.
Louis Schlager 2643 MAIN ST. Glancey-Schlager Son Funeral Home Funeral Home 2 University 674 Broadway Between Amherst and Fillmore Daily News Summary BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. May Paul D. Zawadzki, 417 LaSalle 25 Clyde Young, 121 Maryland David Woiski, Cheektowaga Dennis M. 2330 Fillmore Donald W.
Topolski, Logan, 0. Shelby R. Tolerson, 11 Willow C. Smith, Aurora Frank C. Peltrowski, 100 Briscoe Daniel Manhardt, Clarence Harry Kollatz, 19 Thomas Willie James P.
Kimmel, 1416 Kensington Clarence J. M. Glasco, 250 Northampton Francis, 302 Loepere James T. Dixie, 234 South Division Edward F. Cassidy, 20 Garner Lawrence G.
Alderdice, 126 Mercer 26 GIRLS were born to Mr. Stanley A. Youdelman, Amherst Salvatore A. Valvo, 342 Crestwood Leo Tabb, Niagara Falls Albert James F. M.
Shorter, 109 466 Landon 26 Schmigiel, Sweet Dennis J. Peters, Hamburg Andrew Mehok, Tonawanda Matthew R. Markowski, Boston Richard L. Lewis, Cheektowaga John J. E.
Koston, Cheektowaga Charles Keys, Hamburg Raymond P. Jedrysik, 996 Fillmore Joseph. A. Janus, Sloan Howard H. Huber, 130 Benzinger Charles Glass, Cheektowaga William J.
Gale, Amherst Arthur H. Fritz. 204 Auburn Michael. D. Farrell, Lackawanna James L.
Bonsack, 31 Page R. Cheektowaga W. Blank, Aurora Albert L. Bice, 244 Dewitt Framan S. Berg.
56. Rand Donald H. Ast, 43 Nevada John S. Antonucci, 330 Huntington Louis R. Alwine, 39 Davey 25 The following births were registered in the Town of Tonawanda: BOYS were born to Mr.
May Charles R. Keib, 272 Bristol 20 Frederic A. J. Siegel Jr. Forest W.
John F. Doehring Baker, Clarence Center Grand Island Joseph P. H. Lucas Crora Jr. Tonawanda Island Th.
21 William A. Giesler. Tonawanda Tn. Tomas A. Bermudez, Tonawanda Th.
H. Edward D. C. Cox Jr. Tonawanda Tr.
Zimmerman, Tonawanda Th. Louis J. Vitello, Tonawanda Tr. Clayton E. Albrecht, Akron Roger C.
Stellrecht, Kenmore Robert D. Graf, Amherst James W. Hubert, Kenmore 30 GIRLS were born to Mr. Roland H. Daniel, 20 Colton John B.
Chirayath, 1 Tower 20 Robert J. Ruhland, 91 Fisher Patrick DiGiacomo, 129 Merrimac Stephen M. Pickels, 370 Colvin Richard Novier, 15 Kofler Thomas B. Flaminio, Tonawanda Tn Loren A. Keller, Tonawanda Th William Vullo, Tonawanda Ta.
Richard W. Webster, Grand Island Harold W. N. Daigler, Tn. Clarence John Percy, Tonawanda Th.
James Robert Dmitrenko. Staub, North Tonawanda H. Tonawanda Tr. Michael. J.
Wartko, Tonawanda Cornelius Dinan, Grand Island Willard A. Breen, Tonawanda Tr. George Vincent W. D. Carr, North Tonawanda Russell, North Collins N.
Richard S. North Tonawanda Kowalchuk Jr. Tonawanda Tr. H. Harry M.
W. Nelson Marciniek, Kermore Jr. North Tonawanda TWIN GIRLS were born to Mr. Michael L. Austin, 146 Newfield 22 MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM, 8) Tommie James Jones, 24 Peckham Ray, 542 E.
North. Carl Jerry Jacobs, 242 Laird--Patricia Wilkins. 242 Laird. Roger Williams, Schebell, 55 Steiner, TonawandaLyNette 619 Wright. N.
Tonewanda. Peter M. Cherico, -1039 leen E. Boodan, 89 Progressive Harold Stemerman, B. Lyons, 917 50 Frontenac--Diane W.
Clinton, Elmira Bruce Troupe, 30 Goulding--Mary Jackson, 25 Morley Robert Kaminski, 30 West Sobieski, Cheektowaga Carol Ceranski, 53 Domedion James L. Chapman, 153 Ellicott-Agnes Bakouros, 153 Ellicott Norbert Dzienciol, 71 Mohr Saniewski. 32 Howlett Gary Koch, 57 Birch Geraldine McBronson Gowen, 57 Santy, Birch H. 1367 Sheridan, Kenmore -Donna Doyle, Cheltenham Daryl Durant, 1 Fennimore Sandra Vogel, 326 Warwick. Gregory Sonin, 76 Duerstein Anita Alvarez.
202 La Belle, Blasdell John Jamba, Walbridge, Ohio -Patricia Coleman. Oregan, Ohio Carl 995 NorthlandSchnieppa 1780 Parker, Tonawanda Paul E. Cunningham, 18 Waverty-Ann M. ProvE 620 Grant Andrew. Frankus.
26 Northrup-Anne Costello, 664 Northumberland David Tonawanda Mostel, 50 Sommerville, Town of -Mary Palmer. 119 David, Cheektowaga William P. Service, 38 Kenville-Gladys Wallbridge. 55 Martha John G. Teutel.
230 W. Delevan-Arlene Farner, 230 W. Delevan ACCIDENTS M. Morais. 21.
of 39 Seminole. BURGLARIES Three hurt, 2-car collision. Busti Niaoara, about 1:20 PM Monday, Taken. to Columbus Hospital were: Ivan Frost, 42 of 445 Bavnes. a driver, cuts bruises: Mrs.
Mary Frost. 30. his wife. Dorothy Frost, 4, their davahter, both bruises. Other driver, Mrs.
Ann M. Waleszczak, 32, of 168 Waltercrest, West Seneca. Mrs. Beatrice J. Leining, 42.
of 56 Manchester, 4-car, rear-end collision, Main near Fillmore, about 4:40 PM Monday: intured nose and arms Sisters' Hospital. Other drivers. Arnold Lubin. 27, 292 Clearfield. WOllamsville.
Water 288 Sterling; Wittiem C. vey. 44. of B. Moand Jr.
21. of 318 Humboldt. Earl Cook. 13. 291 Virginia, bicycle auto collision.
Elmwood W. Chippewa, about 4:30 PM Monday: probable broken right lea right shoulder Columbus Hospital. Motorist, William Breslin, 22. of 1042 Ellicott. Rosemary Pecorero, 6.
of 755. West, hit. West near Hampshire. about 5 PM Monday: head injury bruises; Columbus Hospital. Driver.
James E. Delaney, 43. of 125. Edward. Timothy Kubiak, 14.
of 28 Girard. Lackawanna, rode bicycle against passing auto in Nason Pkwy. about 5:20 PM Monday: head left arm cuts: Our Lady of Victory Hospital. Driver, John 128 Northampton, Herian-Patterson president, George W. Herlan: $22 in addino machine valued at $75 stolen during week end.
489 Delaware, Dr. Howard E. Wilkinson's dental office: equipment valued at $75 taken during week-end. Best War Memorial Stadium, Sports Service stand entered between 3:30 5:30 PM. Monday: $50 beer ale stolen.
85 Amherst. St. John's United Church of Christ, basem*nt entered Monday eve528. taken, 212ing Stanislaus. St.
Adaibert's Church, basem*nt entered Monday night: $2 hammer stolen. 208 Chelsea, Harold Wright's flat entered about 2:40 AM today: burglar ran when Mrs. Wright was awakened by noise screamed. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Monday: 3:00 PM--Rescue Squad to foot of Deshier; Ebbatt Bell, Erie dead. Broadway, awning.
careless smoking, $50 damage. Squad to 1929 Bailey: Angelo Callea. 66, Ill, remained home. 4:27 Rescue Squad 5 to 68 Dupont: John Curry, 45, Ill, taken to Emergency Hospital, Rescue Squad 3 to ill, 90 Shumway: Arthur Robinson, 42, taken to Veterans Hospital. Squad 4 to 30 Beiter: John A.
McQuade, 69, dead. Squad to 33 Roeder: Mrs. Ruth Martin. 47, of. 1343 Fillmore, Ill, left in doctor's care.
Squad 5 to 97 W. Ferry: Mrs. Geraldine Punturo, 26, 111, remained home, Squad 2 to 126 Krakow; Leonard Jagodzinski, 40, dead. Main, unnecessary. 15th, auto, unnecessary.
Squad 7 to 285 Bird; Ray White, 70, dead. Squad 4 to 20 Moselle: Thaddeus A. Olewniczak, 43, 11, taken to Emergency Hospital. Monroe. false.
Today 12:40 AM-Rescue Squad 5 to 854 West; unnecessary. Sauad 6 to 666 Woodlawn; John Gidney, 55, dead. Squad 5 to 35 Wadsworth; Miss Lillian Camp, 45, Ill, remained home. Sears, frame dwelling, careless smoking, $50 damage to home $50 to contents. Rescue Squad to 204 Congress.
Mrs. Beatrice Gatto, 84, dead when firemen arrived. 8:29 Rescue Squad 6 to 141 Davidson, unnecessary. MISSING PERSONS there Monday. RECOVERED AUTOS Mrs.
Shirley. Zarenski, 21, of 346 Frank. lin Sunday: 5 feet 6 inches, 140 black pounds, brown eyes hair; white dress, sweater, Mrs. Sally Mans, 32, of. 111 Southside Monday: 5 feet 8 inches, 150 pounds.
hazel eyes blonde hairs Eugene black-white blouse black skirt. Pilarek, 15, of 451 Fargo since Monday: 5 feet inches, 120 pounds, blue eyes light hair; green pants blue shirt. STOLEN AUTOS 1955 Buick sedan, HCF 351. (N. owned by James White, Newark, N.
stolen from Genesee Pratt Monday. 1959 Ford sedan, 98 40-90, owned by Joanne Lamm, Lakeshore, Derby; taken from 987 Perry Mondav: 1962 Forid convertible, 3E 47-80, owned by Beverly Slaichert, 123 Grove; 'stolen Of 580 Cavuga Creek Cheektowaga, N. June 7, 1964. beloved husband of the late Helen (Pilarowski) Pieczvnski; devoted father of Bernice Murawski, Zvafried, Lucy Andrzeiewski, Theodosia Meredyk, Wanda Kosinski, Bernard and the late Stephen, Edward and Casimer: father-in-law of Matthew Murawski, Sophie, Henry Andrzeiewski, Walter Meredyk, Edward Kosinski, Celia and Clara; also survived by 22 grandchildren and ten dren. Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home 2005.
Clinton St. corner South Ogden, Wednesday at 9:30 A. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church at 10 A. Interment in Annunciation Cemeterv. Elma.
N. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Mr Pieczvnski was a member of the parish Holy Name Society. Chapel visiting hours 1-10 P. M.
819 REID-Max June 6. 1964, of Attica- N. husband of the late Clara K. Schmukal Reid; father of George Reid and Mrs. Howard (Geraldine) Walker: brother of Ann, Paul, Mrs.
Edward Weltzer, Bernard. Mrs. Edward Bever, Albert and the late Joseph Reid: arandfather of three grandsons. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 995 Genesee where services will be held on Wednesday at 9 A. M. and at St. Gerard's Church at 9:30 A. Member of F.
0. Aerie No. 46. 819 RICHMOND- Backus June 6, 1964, at Thunder Bay, wife of the late Watts L. Richmond; mother of Mrs.
Scott McFarland and John Watts Richmond. A memorial service will at Forest Lawn Chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers aratefully declined. 819 RIZZO-Charles Of 146 Hudson June 7, 1964, beloved husband of Carmelina (nee Mistretta) Rizzo and the late Jennie Acquista Rizzo; devoted father of Samvel Mrs. Carl (Theresa) Day, Mrs.
Robert (Charlotte) Shields and Mrs. Edward (Jean) Heavern; grandfather of James, Linda, Gordon, Kenneth, Ronald and Laura: great-grandfather of Terri, James and Tammy: brother of Rose and Josephine Rizzo of Italy. Friends will be received from 11 A. M. to 10 P.
M. at the James F. Augello Sons Funeral Home, 246 Massachusetts corner of Normal where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 P. M. Interment at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
Friends invited 10 attend. 819 -Cora Strebel June 8, 1964, of Niagara Lutheran Home, wife of the late William Rohrbacher; sister of the late Mrs. Jennie Briggs, Edward William David Charlotte, Rose and Mrs. Claude Harson. Funeral service from Carlton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 P.M. 9110 ROTZOLL-Emma Ulrich June 7, 1964. of 166 Zelmer beloved wife of Theodore (Teddy) Rotzoll; sister of Mrs.
Lena Schweigert of British Columbia, Canada: also survived by two sisters and one brother in Germany. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home 823 Genesee St. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 P. M. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. 819 SCHAFF-Cletes P. June 6, 1964, in Arlington, beloved husband of Esther (Gorman); brother of Rev. Eric A. Schaff, Mrs.
Leonard (Emmerence) Pualiese and Orestes P. (Russ) Schaff, Friends may call at the Wm. A. Rollina Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 7-10, where funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 and from St. John the Baptist Church (Enalewood Ave.) at 10 o'clock.
Friends are invited. 819 SERGEL-Ella Schelesky Stillwell June 6, 1964, in Martinsville, wife of the late Allen Sergel and William J. Stillwell; mother of Joseph Stillwell. of Martinsville, grandmother of 3 arandchildren: daughter of the late and Jennie Schmidt Schelesky; sister of Norman J. Schelesky.
Requiem Mass St. Joseph's Church, Martinvile, Monday morning. Friends may call at the Stephan-Burns Funeral Home 266 East at Austin, after 7 P.M. Tuesday, where services 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Interment will take place Wednesday mornina at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. 819 SHERMAN-Loraine E. (Baker) Of 6403 Genesee Lancaster, N. June 8, 1964, wife of Ray F.
Sherman; mother of Ray A. Sherman and Donna L. Sherman; daughter of the late Millard F. and Julia Baker; sister of Mrs. Joseph (Beatrice) Off.
Funeral from the Stutzman-Zurbrick Funeral Home 5615 Broadway, Lancaster, Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Friends Invited. The family will be in attendance from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. Interment Transit Rural Cemetery, Bowmansville. 9110 SPINK-George C.
Of 605 Colvin June 7, 1964, beloved husband of Alice Lalor Spink; father of Edward N. Soink; stepfather of Mrs. Marion A. Anderson and Mrs. C.
Thomas (Janet) Hughes: also survived by seven arandchildren and six areat-grandchildren. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Mr. Spink was a member of Highland Lodge No. 835 under whose auspices a Masonic memorial service will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. 819 STARR-Richard S. Of 209 Darwin Snyder, June 8.
1964, beloved husband of Helen F. Florczak: father of Richard A. Starr of Pittsburgh, and Kenneth R. Starr Airman Zweibrucken. Germany; also survived by five grandchilren.
Friends received at the Reger Funeral Home, 3135 Main at Highgate, where funeral will be held Thursday at 8:45 A. M. and at Christ the King Church at 9:30 o'clock Mr Starr was 8 member of the Supervisory Committee of Tonawanda Plant, Federal Credit Union, Telephone Pioneers of America, and the Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church. 8110 STEINKE-MANKE-Wilhelmina Of 154 Windemere June 8, 1964, wife of the late Gustav Steinke and August Manke; mother of Mrs. E.
W. (Mina) Schroeter, Mai. Herman W. Manke U.S.AF. of Bunker Hill Air Force Base, Wilburt W.
Manke of San Jose, and the late Helen Krupka; The also survived by six grandchildren. family will receive friends Tuesday evening only at The Sieck and Mast Funeral Home 1009 Kensington where funeral service will be held Tuesday evening at 8:30 P. M. Friends invited. Interment in Cleveland, Ohio.
STROTH M. In Cattarauaus, N. June 8, 1964, mother of Robert Matheson of Valley Falls, N. Mrs. Bonnie Simmons and Mrs.
Genevieve Lewis of Cattaraugus, N. Mrs. Albert Wadsworth of Omaha. Mrs. Clarence Carlson of Jamestown: sister of Ruby Briaas of Cattaraugus, N.
Y. Friends may call at the Briggs Funeral Home, 59 South Cattaraugus, N. where funeral services will be held Thursdav at 1:30 P. M. Friends invited.
9110 SULLIVAN-Genevieve M. 7, June 1964, wife of the late John Sullivan; mother of Mrs. Mary V. Filipiak, Mrs. Cecelia E.
Cardinal, M. Rita Sullivan. Mrs. Anna Snyder, Mrs. Agnes Kaczmarek.
Albert P. and the late Jeremiah. Daniel, John and Anthony Sullivan; sister of Mrs. Pauline Zalac: also survived by 17 grandchildren and 21 great-arandchildren. Funeral from the Frank J.
Knab Funeral Home, 1213 Lovelov Wednesday morning at 9 and from St. Agnes Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Mrs. Sullivan was a member of the Third Order of St.
Francis, Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 819 SZYDLOWSKI-Casimir J. Suddenly, in Cheektowaga, N. June 8, 1964, devoted husband of Genevieve Prinzbach and the late Sophie Jankowiak; father of the late Richard; son of the late Joseph and Katherine; brother of Felix (Beatrice), Joseph (Florence), John (Adele), Mrs. Adam (Helen) Dukat, Frank (Bertha), Mrs. Virginia Siupa, Edward (Henrietta) and the late Matthew and Stanley.
Services from the family residence, 2389 William Saturday morning at 10:30 and from St. Josabhat's Church at 11. A. M. Burial in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Mr. Szydlowski was a member of the Holy Name Society, Polish Union of America Chamber Group No. 134, Usher Society, of Commerce and William St.
Citizens and Taxpayers Association. Gather for prayers, Allied. Societies, Thursday evening and Holy Name Frie dar evening. 9112 1962 Chevrolet convertible, 4E, 13-88, owned by stolen Angelo Sunday; Martirano, 112 af Humboldt: there found 69 Leroy Monday. 1959 Chevrolet sedan, 58 53-14, owned by Betty Green, 27 Oneida; stolen there Sunday: found in Lackawanna Monday.
1959 Oldsmobile sedan, 51-29 EC. owned by Edward C. Bell, 49 Monticello: stolen there Sunday: found at 134 lev Monday, Kinas. 1957 Buick sedan, no plates, owned by Fred Malber, 195 Sterling; taken from 1116 Hertel Sunday: found at Rhode Island Monday. 1960 Chevrolet convertible, 88.
64-39; owned by Anthony Briandl, Virgil; stolen from 949 Prospect Sunday; found at 1960 Chevrolet coupe. 79-44, owned by Barton Albany Monday, Mrs. Willard M. Schmitz. 22 N.
Willow Wood, Snyder: taken from 60. Crowley Saturday: found at Niagara Hertel Monday. 1958 Buick sedan. 78. 28-75, owned: by Michael Cuckovich, 120 Huetter: stolen from Tonawanda Hertel Saturday: 1960 found Buick at Race.
Brove Monday. sedan. SE 26-80, owned by Inez R. May Shearer, 297 Linwood: stolen there 29; found at Kensinaton Fillmore Monday. 1959 Pontiac sedan, 58 12-10, owned -by Thaddeus Skelski, 948 Niagara: stolen there Sunday: found in Perrysburg Mondav.
1959 Chevrolet sedan, 32884 owned by John C. Cook. Belleville, taken from 19 W. Eagle Sunday: found in Chevrolet Amherst Monday. 1958 sedan, 6M 71-11, owned by Phyllis Evans.
stolen from Virginia Pl. Virginia St. Sunday: found at 194 Locust Monday. Buick sedan, 88 32-69, owned. by 1959 Willie Brooks, 54 Orange: taken from High Orange Saturdav; found at Watson Broadway Monday.
1960 Buick convertible. 71-54 EC, owned by James Nelms, 126 Best; stolen from 261 Maple Sunday; found at Oak Burton Monday. TRAFFIC COURT Judge Frank J. Luckowski Speeding 150, license suspended 30 davs-Melrov Cotton, 22, 219 Monroe. 535.
-Charles M. Sullivan, 4510 Har. $30- Louis Cicero, 21, 305 Plymouth: Snyder. Richard J. Niaro, $25.
Steven R. suspended -Joseph 101 R. Abramol da, Wilk, 845 Prospect. $25. -David Gardiner, Harwood: Raymond R.
Adams. Aris: Vito Costanzo, 46, 131. Weston; Leroy. Helenbrook, 23, 20 Elmer: John Kohan, 277 North. Tonawanda: Gary T.
Cervi, 17, 122 Avery, $20 Timothy M. Leshy. 1 1423 Borden, W. Seneca: Frank S. Middleton, Hilicrest, E.
Aurora: Robert sane, 137 65 Rickert: Paul V. Glauber, Steafried: William J. Love Jr. 45 Claremont: Kenneth L. Keller, $20-Walter Auburn.
Augustine. 51, 19 Southwestera. Orchard Park: Rosemarie A. Ratka. 21.
205 Hagen; Louis 0 Cone net, 33, 64 Lark wood. W. Seneca: John R. Doster, 17, 1058 Walden, Cheektowack: Richard N. Kush.
22. 98. Heisted. derson; suspended M. Anna Gulino.
Harry English. 24. West: William Weston. Rhode Island: Andrew A. Mucha.
57. 24. vey. $15- Albert Leinincer. 91 Cushing: Calvin Miller.
Eden: George. Vermont ST Flovo E. Williams, 19 Frank De Virallia. Sidney: John F. Let.
Thomas 26, 99 Alma M. Bundy, South R. 27. Boston: Gerald Carol Smith. A.
31. Wansarle 302 Hamburg Lancaster: Arthur 24, 279 Wilmington Tonawanda: Levesout. $15-Anna Pawlowski, Colonial: Ellen E. Pederson, Edward S. Frank Whitt 39 Charles G.
Tredo, 21, Saltier; Percy Hackett, Avery: Peter Rochester. $15-Joseph A. LoBuglio. 21, 330 Mystics Van N. Robert Grant: John Harris Jr.
Dear, Decew: Roger D. Basin, 173 Orchard, Cheektowaga, James Sanderson, 439 Vermont. $15-Clyde C. 574 Moselle: John 23, Smith: Edward Gatza. 716 Sherman Albert Wit.
Hams. 476 Hickory Willie Hicks, 45. 747 Virginia: Jay W. Rich, 18. 104 Leonard $15 Gerald Bonafede, 19.
1726 S. Park: Mary A. Morano: 26, 33 Teresa. Eileen Derrick. 51, 13 S.
Warren, Seneca: Dorothy Wilson, 47 Buell: Allene Eberline, Grider: Norman L. 35, 644 46 Pershing. Kiebzak, 23, 33 $15-Virginia Eagertsville: David Frank. Duerstein: Kenneth Smith, Hazelwood: Gerry Zambito, 138 Edson; John J. Sardina, 21, Hopkins; John Shaloiko.
174 Kent. 1999 Vincent Vassalo. 20 Weyand? Alice R. Lanning. Martin 21.
2355 Niagara: Mary Christopher, 26. 15 Hazel: Raymond M. Smith. 2570 Colvin: Tonawanda. Insufficient Steering Mechanism $10-Gurztov Toolensky, 21.
391 North, N. Tonawanda. Illegal Turn -Dennis Fox, 22. 8 Palos. $10-Howard M.
Hornuna. 383 Winslow. Ref Light $20-Norman M. Thompson, 27, 64 Cot. tage.
$10-Harry Schmidt, 49, 10 Rugby. Stop Sign Stewart Jr. 47, 316 Riley. Weight Markings $10-Clarence Earsin, 36, Quaker Ridge, Tonawanda. Unsafe Tires $10-Stephen A.
Thompson, 18, 44 Britt. Insufficient Plates $10-Donald M. Howes, 39, 34 York. No Inspection Sticker $10-Fred Breidenstein. 53.
230 Koons. Emporium; Henry Walkowiak, BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed. bankrustcy petitions in Federal Court Monday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Felix J. 1023 92d Niagara Falls, optometrist, $18.544.47, none. Rockford Glaman.
1165 Delaware taxi driver, $4020.17, $600. LESS FAT URGED IN DAILY. DIETS NEW YORK, June 9 (P) 44 Everybody, not just overweight persons and those who've had heart disease, should eat less fatty the American Heart Association says. The organization widened Monday its recommendation of three years ago, it said, of mounting evidence of a relation between fat consumed, cholesterol in the blood and heart Garden of the Ten Commandments No FILL For those who through life hold sacred the commands of the Lord, Salesman Will COUPON 1 GENTLEMEN: Call here is an eternal resting place in hallowed ground, sheltered by the including more majesty of Divine Law. The Garden of the Ten Commandments is one of resentative obligation Forest map informa.
the five new selective areas now open for your and view. appointment rep. by for have Name. to consideration. FOREST LAWN Cemetery.
Crematory VIN Address. 1411 Delaware (at Delavan) Office open Monday City. Buffalo, Erie County, N. 1 T. thru Saturday 8:30 a.m, 1 Phone Zone.
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