held of of Section IlI Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Friday, November 4, 1960 In Memoriam ADAMS- In loving memory of our dear mother, Emma, who passed a away four years ago today, Nov. 4, 1956. Our hearts are heavy and burdened so, And how you're missed you'll never know: She wished no one A last farewell, Nor even said goodbye: She was gone before we knew it, And only God knows why. Sadly missed by LOVING SON EARL, WIFE BETTY AND GRANDCHILDREN. BROCKI- In loving memory of my dear mother and grandmother, Rose, who died five years ago.
Nov. 1955. STANLEY, ADELE, KATHY AND MICHAEL. CALDWELL--In loving memory of my dear husband, Bill. who passed away one year ago today, Nov.
4, 1959. Your gentle face and patient smile was sadness, we recall, Your gentle face and patient smile with died beloved of all. As long as life and memory last, we will remember thee. Till we meet again. Sadly missed by WIFE MARY, DAUGHTERS JESSIE AND ELSIE.
CRUICE In memory of our father, Thomas, who passed away five years ago today, Nov. 4, 1955. Always remembered by LORETTA DAUGHTERS AND EVELYN. DELMONT--In loving memory of our dear mother, Elizabeth, on her birthday, Nov. 4, 1960, Gone, but never forgotten, By those who loved her best.
DAUGHTER PEGGY AND FAMILY. DI CARLO- In loving memory of our dear husband, father and grandfather, Anthony who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 4, 1959. God has him in His keeping, We have him in our hearts, Always remembered, never forgotten by WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. DI CARLO -In loving memory of our dear brother.
Anthony, who passed away one year ago today. A silent thought, a secret tear. Keeps his memory ever dear. Sadly missed by SISTERS SARAH, LOUISE AND JOSEPHINE. ECKER--In loving memory of our dear who husband and father.
Delmar, passed away four years ago today, Nov. 1956. Deep in our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day. Sadly missed by WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. EISENHUT In loving memory Carrie, of who our mother and grandmother, passed away one year ago today, Nov.
4, 1959, Into Heaven's mansion she entered, Never to sigh or to weep. After long years of life's struggles, Our loved one has fallen to steep. DAUGHTER MILDRED AND GRANDCHILDREN SIS, JANE ROBERT. FAZIO laving memory of our dear father, Vincent. who passed away two years ago, Nov.
4, 1958. Today recalls sad memories Of the loved one gone to rest. The ones who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. WIFE JENNIE, SON JAMES AND FAMILY. KADOW-In loving memory of my twin sister, Elizabeth, who passed away two years ago today, Nov.
4, 1958. Gone, but not forgotten. SISTER ISABELLE. LaPORTA in loving memory of our husband and father, Carl, who passed away one year, Nov. 4, 1959.
By your grave we cry and pray. Forgive Us, Lord, couldn't he stay. Kind and gentle, one of the best, God grant him eternal rest. Sadly missed by WIFE EFFIE AND CHILDREN. PLATO- in loving memory of our dear mother, Grace, who passed away nine years ago today, Nov.
4, 1951. Another year has passed With memories that last Of a mom we miss so much. Always remembered, never forgotten by FAMILY. Deaths ALTY- Thomas S. of Clarence, N.
Y. in Buffalo, Nov. 3, 1960, husband of the late Mina (nee Crafts); father of Harold of Cable, Ohio, Raymond of Urbana, Ohio and Glenn Crafts of Snyder, N. Y. Friends may call at the Graves Funeral Home.
10928 Main Clarence, N. Y. where the family will be present from 7-10 P. M. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Clarence Methodist Church.
Interment Fillmore Cemetery, Clarence, N. Y. 315 ANDERSON-William F. Anderson of 70 Lockwood Nov. 2, 1960, husband of the late Marie Ertle Anderson, father of Norman W.
Anderson of Buffalo, and Donald T. Anderson of Annapolis, brother cf Raymond Anderson and Thomas Gray; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends are invited to call at the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home 2286 South Park where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:15, and at Holy Family Church at 10 o'clock. 314 ARGUS-George Nov. 2, 1960, of 340 Woodbridge Buffalo, N.
son of the late Joseph and Margaret Argus; brother of Harry Mrs. John W. Schifferli, Joseph Mrs. Henry J. Hansen, Edward Karl F.
and the late William J. Aloysius J. M. Mildred Argus. Funeral from Wm.
A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Saturday morning at clock and from St. Mark's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Flowers gratefully declined.
The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 314 AVENI -Catherine Morabito Aveni, of 253 Swan Nov. 3, 1960, wife of the late Anthony Aveni; stepmother of John, Joseph of Clearfield. Mrs.
Carmel Pagano of Long Island, N. Mrs. Joseph Marino of Youngstown, 0.. Mrs. Fred Buzzella of Gallitzin, Pa, Mrs.
Joseph Unch and Frank Aveni of Clearfield. Mrs. Stonewall Jackson of Dillon, S. Mrs. Francis Podzervinski of Detroit, Mrs.
Ernest Callisto of Altoona, Anthony of Long Island. N. and the late Madeline Aveni. Friends received at the Castiglia Mortuary, 873 Abbott near Ramona, from 1-5 P. M.
and 7-10 P. where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:30 and at St. Columba's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 415 BARDOL- Raymond Nov.
3, 1960, of 38 Runford Depew, N. beloved husband of Josephine Krieger (nee Mackiewicz); dear father of Jean Truesdell, Alice Wawrzynski, John Krieger and Emil Krieger; father-in-law of Kenneth Truesdell, Stanley Wawrzynski and Eleanor Krieger; brother-in-law of Mary Bardol: also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral will be held Monday from the N. J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 428 Penora Depew, at 9:30 and services at St.
James Church at 10, Burial in St. Augustine's Cemetery, Lancaster, N. Y. Friends invited. Deceased was a World Wan veteran, member of the Holy Name Society of the parish, Lions Club of Lancaster, N.
Eagles Club of Depew, American Legion Post No. 1528 and various other organizations. 415 Nov. BARKLEY -Mabel Burlingame Barkley, 2. 1960, of 374 Cambridge beloved wife of Robert Barkley; mother of Mrs.
Wesley G. Hambly; grandmother of Robert Hambly; sister of Howard Burlingame and Mrs. Lottie Stannard. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc.
3272 Bailey Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 P. M. 314 BEERS-Mabel Ferguson Beers, Nov.
2, 1960, of 27 Shirley beloved wife of George A. Beers; mother of Mrs. Robert (Gloria) C. Turner: sister of Arthur. Mrs.
Wilford Dell, Mrs. Sherwood Burley and the late Charles Ferauson. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Saturday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock, Friends are invited. Mrs.
Beers was a member of University Presby-1 terian Church. Osseo Chapter No. 386. O. E.
5., Star of Liberty Council, Daughters of America and Edna Rebekah Lodge 1. 0. 0. F. under whose auspices a memorial service will be held Thursday evening at 7:30, Eastern Star services Friday evening at 8 P.
M. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 o'clock. 214 BITKA -Theodore In Lackawanna, N. Nov. 2, 1960 of 23 Kane beloved husband of Mary (nee Fron); father of Andrea, Thomas, Dolores Al.
fred; son of Anthony and Katherine; brother Mrs. Peter (Dorothy) Palczynski, Leonard, Mrs. Sigmund (Adeline) Furch, Daniel, Irene and the late Alfred. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapel 3003 South Park Ave. Monday morning at 9 o'clock and from Queen of All Saints Church at 9:30.
Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited. Mr. Bitka was member of Local 2603 CIO. 315 BLEWETT-Timothy E. Blewett Jr.
Nov. 3. 1960, husband of Helen M. Winkler; father of Timothy E. 111.
Patrick M. and Patrice M. Blewett: son of Timothy E. and Anna Kleiber Blewett; brother of Mrs. James A.
(Anne) Rains of Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Edward J. (Charlotte) Magin, Robert D.
and Richard N. Blewett. The family will receive friends Saturday, and Sunday at the Knapp Funeral Home, 335 Leroy Ave. Funeral Monday morning at 9:15. Requiem Mass at St.
Joseph's Church tuniversity Heights) at 10 o'clock Friends are invited to attend. Mr. Blewett was member of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church. 415 BRYSON- Lora A.
of 12 June Kenmore, N. Y. formerly of Varysburg, N. wife the late John M. Bryson: mother of Mrs.
Robert (Bernice) Auid of Kenmore. Mrs. Harold (Grace) Ostertag of Attica and the late Charles G. also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends may Call al ine Mar-1 lev Funeral Home, 126 Main, Attica.
Arrangements incomplete. 415 BUNTING--Wilfred, In Buffalo, N. Nov. 3, 1960. husband of Harriet Shaw Bunting: father of Jack.
Harry, Hazel and William Buntina: brother of Frank and Mrs. Frank Henry: also survived by 8. grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Calls may be made at the Leonard H. Gaetz Funeral Home, 783 Ellicott St.
between the hours of 2-5 and 7.9 P. M. Attention: Sunday 2-5 Funeral Monday morning at 10 o'clock. 415 CAMPBELL -Matthew To age 84 years, of 35 Kingston Rochester, N. Y.
Thursday, Nov. 3, 1960. husband of Agatha Campbell: father of Sterling M. Campbell of Elma, N. grandfather of Sterling of Colorado Springs, Colo, Services Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mattie Funeral Service 853 Culver Rochester, N.
Y. Interment in White Haven Memorial Cemetery. CIPRESS I -George, Nov. 4. 1960.
of 137 Cayuga Creek Cheektowaga, beloved husband of the late Anna (nee Bruno) Cipressi; father of Frank, Mrs. Carl (Mary) Altamura, Philip of Napa, and Mrs. Patsy Ferrara; grandfather of ten grandchlidren and 22 great-grandchildren. Friends are invited to call at the Amigone Funeral Home, Inc. 1250 East Delavan near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 and from St.
William's Church, Winchester, N. at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 415 CZARCINSK Czarcinski of 259 Amherst Buffalo, N. Nov.
4, 1960. beloved wife of the late Roman Czarcinski: dearest mother of Eugene R. Czarcinski: mother-in-law of Irene Czarcinski; daughter of Mrs. Helen Navman: stepdaughter of Felix Nayman: survived by two grandchildren, Gene Arthur and Darius Czarcinski. Family will receive friends 2 to 5.
to 10 P. M. at Dombrowski Czeladzinski Funeral Home, 447 Amherst St. Funeral will take place Monday morning. Nov.
7, at 9:30 o'clock from the chapel and at 10 o'clock from Assumption Church. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Glos Polek Society.
415 CATTLEY-Colin E. Cattley of 15 Stevens Nov. 3, 1960, husband of Marcaret Fischer Cattley; father of Robert J. of Grand Island, Y. and Mrs.
Nel(Mariorie) Harding of Town Tonawanda: brother of Frank Cattle of Niagara Falls. N. Y. and Mrs. Joseph Van Walshauer of Ft.
Lauderdale, also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral from Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza Monday at 1:30 P. M. Friends invited.
Family present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 415 CREENAN- A. Creenan, suddenly, Nov 3, 1960, of 681 E. Delavan daughter of the late Michael and Maria (Gardiner) Creenan; sister of Frances Mrs.
Stephen Ulrich and Gardiner A. Creenan. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey Ave. from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. Funeral services Monday at 8:30 A.M.
and at St. Bartholomew's Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited. 415 CROSSON Cheryl Ann Crosson of 172 Frederick Tonawanda, N.
Nov. 2. Gwen 1960, daughter of Richard J. and McLernon Crosson; sister of David Crosson: granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Crosson and Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. McLernon.
Private funeral services were held Friday, DAY--Mary Day, in this city, Nov. 1960. beloved wife of Charles Day; mother of Eugene Garretson and Sister Marie Terese and the late Paul E. Garretson; sister of Mrs. William Miller of St.
Petersburg, Mrs. Charles Riether of Norfolk, and Edward O'Neil and Mrs. Elizabeth Siegert of Dunkirk. Funeral from the family residence, 809 Niagara rear, Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock and at Holy Angels Church at 9:45 o'clock. Friends invited.
214 DIESFELD Charles W. Nov. 2, 1960, of 62 Chassin Eagertsville, husband of the late Margaret Reusch Diesfeld; father of Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Smith, John Charles, Mrs. Jerome (Mary) Anstett, Mrs.
George (Loretta) Hamberger; survived by seven grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at Leo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Ken. sinaton Ave. Family will be present 2 to 5 and 7 10 10. Funeral Saturday, 11:15.
Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Benedict's Church, 12 noon. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society. 214 DINLEY E. Dinley, Nov.
2, 1960, of 249 Plymouth beloved husband of Louise Dinley (nee Austin): brother of of Clarence F. Dinley of Detroit, and Mrs. Raymond, T. Austin of Williamsville, N. son of the late John J.
and Mary E. Dinley. Funeral from the George J. Roberts Sons Funeral Home, 205 Linwood Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and from Holy Angels Church at 10:45 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Mr. Dinley was member of the Buffalo Golf Club and the Holy Name Society of Holy Angels Church. 214 DUFFY-Julia A. Grimm Duffy of 88 Spaulding Nov. 1.
1960, wife of Frank J. Duffy; mother of Mrs. George W. (Grace) Hanson of Parkridge, Mrs. John (Helen) McDonald and James F.
Duffy. Friends are invited to call at the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home 2286 South Park Ave, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and at St. Agatha's Church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Duffy was a member of the Rosary and Altar Society of St.
Agatha's Church. 214 DUMONT-Edna (nee Houle), Nov. 3, 1960, of 6218 Broadway, Lancaster, N. beloved wife of Lewis; dear mother of Joan and Kenneth; daughter of Evelyn and Albert Houle; sister of Louella Humiston, Leatrice Dumont and Robert Houle; sister-in-law of Edmund Humiston, Augustus Dumont and Dorothy Houle; daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Dumont; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral will be held Saturday from the N. J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 428 Penora Depew, at 9 A. M.
and at Our Lady of Pompeii Church at 9:30. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, Lancaster, N. Y. Friends invited.
EIMILLER-William C. Nov. 3, 1960, of 546 Woodland Town of Tonawanda, N. beloved husband of Margaret M. (nee Crean); son of the late Frank X.
and Martha Eimiller; brother of Bert F. Howard George Ross and Fred J. Eimiller; uncle of Mrs. Alfred (Doris) Gugino. Funeral from William A.
inq Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, and from Blessed Sacrament Church at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are invited, The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 314 ENGLISH- -W. Arthur of 82 Eiseman Kenmore, N.
Nov. 4, 1960, husband of Mabel S. English; father of Mrs. David P. Morris, Mrs.
Harry C. Glaser and Mrs. Daniel Howard; brother of Charles Young, Norman English, Mrs. Ezra C. Bingert Goerss and the late Percy English; survived by seven grandchildren.
Services from the Lester Wedekindt Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware Ave. corner Elseman, Time of funeral to be announced later. The family will be present from to and 7 to 9 P.M. 415 EVERDING--Caroline Steudle Everding, suddenly, Oct. 30, 1960, in San Diego, wife of the late Charles Everding; mother of Warren Stuart Everding of San Diego, sister of John, Charles, Mrs.
George Rung, Victor, Joseph and the late Lawrence and Andrew Steudle. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey where funeral services will be held on Saturday at 8:45 A. M.
and at St. Benedict's Church at 9:30 A. M. Member of the Rosary Altar Society of St. Benedict's Church.
214 GEIGER-Mary L. Morlock Geiger, Nov. 2, 1960, of 929 Dick Cheektowaga; wife of the late John J. mother of Clarence J. and John Floyd Geiger; sister of Jacob.
William, the late George, Charles, Frank, Mrs. Julia Kerlina, Mrs. Rose Zitzler and Mrs. Delia Krywalski. Funeral service from the Carlton A.
Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Balley Saturday morning at 8:15 and at St. James Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mrs. Geiger was a member of St.
James Ladies Sodality. 314 GENGO-Giuseppi (Joseph) Gendo of 500 Niagara Nov. 3, 1960, husband of the late Cosima Alessi Gengo; father of Mrs. Jennie: DiCorso and the late Marianna Inzinna, Mary Cirincione and Sam Gengo; grandfather of Benedict, Joseph and Angie Inzinna, Mrs. Otto Kirmaier, Mrs.
Jack Doherty and Joseph Cirincione. Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara near Hudson, from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and at Holy Cross Church at 9:45. Flowers gratefully declined. 314 GENTNER N.
Gentner of 15 West Seneca, N. Nov. 3, 1960; husband of the late Louise Miller Gentner: father of Orrilla T. Gentner, Mrs. Nicholas J.
Wendel, Mrs. Lester A. Grover and the late Robert F. Gentner; brother of George Gentner, Mrs. Lillian Schuller and the late Christ, Henry, John, William and Arthur Gentner, Mrs.
Margaret Baer, Mrs. Louise Fisher and Mrs. Emma Benzing. Grandfather of 0. Linda Grover.
Funeral from Loomis. Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St. Monday afternoon at o'clock. Deceased was a member of B.
of L. F. E. Lodge No. 85.
415 GIOIA-Santa, Nov. 2, 1960, of 231 Peckham wife of Samuel Giola; mother of Carmello and Charles Giola, Mrs. Frances Giangrassio, Mrs. Mary Damico, Mrs. Samuel Tripi, Mrs.
Howard Stevens. Mrs. Chester Baron; grandmother of 25 grandchildren. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home 5 Walden Ave. near Genesee.
Saturday morning at 8:30 and from St. Ann's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. 214 HARLEY-Julia Oelheim Harley, Nov. 2.
1960, formerly of Grey wife of the late William Harley; mother of Wilfred C. Harley; also survived by two children and great grandchildren. Calls may be made at the Carlton A. Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Ave. where a private funeral will be held Saturday morning.
314 HEINRICH -Minnie Dohn Heinrich of Melbourne Nov. 3, 1960, wife of late Leonard Heinrich; daughter of the late Philip and Hattie Dohn. from the G. E. Pritchard Funeral Home, 950 Englewood Ave.
Monday at 1:30 P. M. Friends invited. Family ent from ant 1.10 rich was a member of First Methodist Church. Arrangements by Dohn Funeral Home.
415 (nee Warholak) In Buffalo, Nov, 1960, wife of the late Michael Homza, beloved mother of John Michael, Mrs. Edwin (Geraldine) Partyka Mrs. John (Delores) Lalley: grandmother of six grandchildren; daughter of Mrs. Anna Warholak of Jessup, sister of Mrs. John Kurimsky of Jessup, Mrs.
William Zaof Hasbrook Heights, N. Stephen. Warholak of Hazelton. Pa. Warholak of Miami, and Mrs.
Joseph Cozzoll of North Plainsfield. N. Friends may call the family residence. 58 Roble from 2-5 and M. Time of funeral to be announced later, 415 HOFELLER-Nov.
3, 1960, in Highland Park, Julia, wife of the late Julius Hofeller, mother of Elizabeth H. Cahn, Robert Hofeller and Joan H. Klee. HUTCHINSON-Fred, Nov. 2, 1960, of 310 May husband of the late Marie Kuhn Hutchinson: father of the late Earl H.
Hutchinson: grandfather of Thomas E. Hutchinson: brother of Mrs. Ruby Stoddart and the late Mrs. William Davis, Mr. John Yax.
James and William Hutchinson. Funeral from the George A. Schimmel Funeral Home, Genesee at Fougeron Saturday noon at 1:30 o'clock. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10. 314 JASCO-Mary T.
Jasco. Nov. 3, 1960, of 45 Victoria Ave. daughter of the late Frank and Theresa Jasco: sister of Michael. Joseph and the late Leonard and John Jasco.
Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ulirich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Monday morning at 9:15 and at Blessed Trinity Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. 415 JOHNSON-A. Lee, born May 8.
1880, at Arnot, died Nov. 2, 1960, son of Jean Kerr Waddell and Albert Johnson; husband of the late Mary Brown; brother of Perry of Corning, N. and Fred E. of Ridgewood, N. J.
FUneral services will be held Saturday morning at 11 A. M. from the Phillips Funeral Home, Corning, N. Y. The deceased was a member of Crescent Lodge of New York City for 50 years.
314 KARALUS- Bernard F. Nov. 1, 1960, of 53 Deshier beloved husband of Sophie (nee Surdel); father of Bernard A.r Mrs. Christine Cywinski and Danlel; father-in-law of Judith and Joseph: grandfather of Mark Cywinski; son of the late Anthony and Mary (nee Michalski); brother of Stephen, Edward, Mrs. Sophie Laskowski, Mrs.
Helen Dzwonik, Anthony and Irene. Funeral Saturday at 9 A. M. from Kaz. Urban Funeral Home, 188-190 Clark off Broadway, and in Corpus Christi at 9:30 A.
M. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are Invited to attend. Family will receive relatives and friends from 12 noon-5 P.
M. and from 7-10 P. M. KARASZEWSKI-Edward. of 357 Reiman Nov.
2, 1960, beloved husband of Mae (nee Podsiadio); dearest father-in-law father of Daniel and Eugene: Joan; grandfather of Paula and Philip: son of Frank Sr. and the late Mary: brother of Stephen, John, Henry, Thaddeus, Agnes Gawel, Angeline Woltkowski, Celia Piasecki, Mary Woltkowski, Irene Piasecki, Dorothy Repetowski and the late Frank brother-In-law of Henry Podsiadio and the late Stephen. Funeral will be held from E. L. Cwikalowski Funeral Home, 185 Crocker Saturday morning at 9:30 and at St.
And'ews Church at 10. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of the Democratic Citizens Club and Cork Club. 214 KELLER Augusta Thomas, Nov.
2, 1960, of A 165 LeBrun con Circle, Eggertsville, beloved mother of Mrs. Kenneth G. (Mildred) Cooley of Glenside, William A. Pressing and Edith L. Keller; grandmother of Mrs.
Henry Young N. and Mrs. Walter Maichraz of Baldwinsville, N. also survived by four great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home, 1933 Kensington Ave.
Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. FUneral services Saturday at 1 P. M. 314 KOENIG-Louis L.
Koenig of Jones Scriba, N. formerly of Buffalo, Nov. 2, 1960, husband of Dorothy Stevenson Koenig; son of the late Louie and Matilda Beyer Koenig; brother of Edward Howard Earl R. and Norman E. Koenig.
Funeral from Loomis, Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. KONDEK- Anthony Kondek of 163 Metcalfe Buffalo, N. died in Staszow, Poland, July 15, 1960, beloved husband of the late Maryanna (nee Niekuzak); father of Edward; father-in-law of Lottie (nee Wieczorek): grandfather of Susan; brother of Michael of Buffalo, N. Karol Adydan of Syracuse, N.
Y. John, Stanislaus, Bronislaus, Thaddeus, Barbara and Helen of Poland; brotherin-law of lanatius Niekuzak of Poland. Funeral Saturday morning, Nov. 5, 1960, from the Pietszak Funeral Home 806 Clinton at 9:30 o'clock, and at Precious Blood Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Family will be present from 1-11 P. M. Deceased was a member of the Precious Blood Holy Name Society, International Fur and Leather Workers Local No.
39, L.F.. A.F.L.. and St. Florian's Society No. 240, Polish Union of America.
314 LANGE Emma In East Aurora, N. Nov. 3. 1960, daughter of the late Simon and Sophia Sandow: sister of Fred Arthur J. and Howard W.
and the late Ruth and Amanda L. neral from the Wood Funeral Home, 784 Main East Aurora, Saturday, at 2 P. M. 314 LIPIECK1-Theresa A. (nee Rataiczak), Nov.
2, 1960, of 44 Woltz formerly of 323 Sweet wife of the late Frank dearest mother of Frank Jr. Albert and Mrs. Mary Ann Kolpdziei mother-in-law of Teresa and Walter Kolodziel: sister of Bernard Ryder, Edward Rataiczak and the late Leon Rataiczak: also survived by nephews and nieces. may call at the home of Hochul Funeral Service, 1021 Sycamore, corner Sweet and where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 and at 9 o'clock In the Queen of The Most Holy Rosary Church. 315 LOCKE Henry of Cattaraugus, N.
Nov. 1, 1960, husband of Stella C. Akins Locke; father of Mrs. Roy Weir of 227 Chestnut Lockport, N. brother of Fenton Locke.
Corfu, N. Friends may call at the Briggs FUHome, 59 South where funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 P. M. Military services will be conducted by Cattarauaus Memorial Post No. 416, Friday evening at 8 P.
M. Friends invited. 314 LUKASIEWICZ-Anna F. (Cieslinski), Oct. 31, 1960, of 213 Sobieski beloved wife of the late Matthew; dearest Mom of Anne and Dolores: devoted aunt of Mary Ann Krolczyk; daughter of the late Stanley and Frances Cieslinski; sister of the late Joseph, Walter and Victor Cieslinski, the late Stella Krolczyk, Mary Michalski and Pelagia Rolinski.
Funeral services Saturday at 10:15 A.M. from her family residence, 213 Sobieski St. and at Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church at 11 A.M. Burial at St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Deceased was a member of the Apostolic Society, Rosary Society and Mothers Club of the parish, St. Barbarus Society and St. Kingi Society and Kolko Polek. Members please assemble Fridav at 7 P. M.
to recite the Rosary. Friends invited. 214 MACIEJEWSK1-Albin (Macey), Nov. 1, 1960, of 222 Wood Buffalo. N.
beloved husband of Betty (nee Pyszklewicz); dear father of Mary, Stanley and the late Arthur Macielewski; brother of John Meyers, Ophelia Sokolowski, Steven, Frank and the late Edward Maciejewski; brother-in-law of Charlotte Meyers, Sokolowski, Irene and Jean Maciejewski. Funeral services Saturday the Forman-Dombrowski Funeral Home, 1061 Sycamore corner Sobieski, at 8:30 and at 9 o'clock at the Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church. Interment at St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-11. 214 -Ellen G. Maloney, of 649 Auburn Nov. 2, 1960, wife of the late Thomas J. Maloney: mother of Mrs.
Maurice D. Daley and Mrs. Margaret Griffin, Miss Eleanor Maloney and grandmother of Thomas M. Daley; sister Funeral of Mrs. Edward J.
Spellman. from the Funeral John E. Roberts, 762 Elmwood Saturday morning at 9:15, and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Maloney was a member of the Altar Rosary Society of the New Cathedral and the St. Columban's Guild. Friends are invited to attend. 314 -George, suddenly, In Lackawanna, Nov. 2.
1960, of 64 South Shore beloved husband of Radka (Rose) Mincheva; son of the late Manu and Gana; brother of Mrs. Yanko Yanoff, Daniel, and Sam Maneff. Funeral services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels Inc.r 3003 South Park Ave, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Burial in Lakeside Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends Invited.
215 MARTIN-E. Robert, of 62 Garland Cheektowaga, N. suddenly, Nov. 3, 1960, beloved husband of Irene Liszewska Martin; father of Robert E. Martin; grandfather of Ronald and great of Joseph Martin; brother of Mrs.
Lillian Witzel of Ocala, Callf, Claude of Sugar Notch, Mrs. Clara Bass of Georgia. Friends received at the home of Barron FUneral Service, 1932 Bailey from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. where funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. 415 MASCARI-Maria Gaglione, of 787 Prospect Nov. 1, 1960, wife of the late Joseph Mascari; devoted mother of Mrs. Mariano (Josephine) Gaglione, Mrs. Michael (Carrie) Sansone, Salvatore, Mrs.
Joseph (Lena) Caito, Mrs. Anthony (Mary) Perna, Mrs. Salvatore (Rose) Mercurio, Mrs. Leonard (Micheline) Lascola of Youngstown, 0., Leonard and the late Anna Mascari: sister of Mrs. Saverio Lascola of Youngstown, 0., Mrs.
Josephine Scarpace and the late Mariano Gaglione: grandmother of 15 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Perna Funeral Home Inc.r 246 uneral. corner Normal, where Massachusetts be Saturday at 8 1 o'clock and at Holy Cross morning Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
214 Nov, 2, 1960, Saratoga Springs, of Huxley Dr. Snyder: husband the late Anna M. Bushman; father of Mrs. Rouney Bennett of Saratoga Springs. N.
Y. and Mrs. Christian C. Anderson; grandfather of Robert Bennett of Washington, D. C.
Friends may call the L.eo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Friday only. From 7-9 M. Funeral and services Saturdav A. M. Flowers gratefully declined.
314 MEGOWN-Mae E. of 2934 Niagara Falls of Wheatfield, Nov. 4, 1960, wife of the late Samuel E. Megown: foster mother of Mrs. Louis M.
Starch of North Tonawanda; sister of Mrs. Etta Leary of North Tonawanda, Miss Anna C. Malican, Miss Katherine M. Malican and Sylvester T. Malican, all of Buffalo.
Friends may call at the Fretthold Funeral Home, 1241 Oliver St. at Ward North Tonawanda, where prayers will be said Monday at 9:30 A. M. with services in St. Joseph's Church at 10 A.M.
Interment in Buffalo Cemetery, Cheektowaga, N. Y. 415 MILLER- -Bernice Martin Miller, Nov. 2, 1960, of 304 Burroughs Dr. Snyder: beloved Karen wife Sue of and Jack Jack Miller Miller; mother daugh- of ter of Edward L.
and Bernice Conderman Martin: sister of Mrs. Warren Hayden, Edward, Keith and Phyllis he Martin. Funeral services from the Carlton A. Ultrich Funeral Home 3272. Bailey Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
Friends are Invited. in Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 314 -Nov. 2, 1960, Arthur O'Connor; husband of Julia Wood O'Connor; brother of Mrs.
Katherine Kirby, of Bradenton, Fla. Friends may call at funeral home of John J. Ray Son, 615 Elmwood from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Funeral from the funeral home Saturday morning at 8:45 and from Blessed Sacrament Chapel of St.
Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15. 314 155 Good Nov. 3, 1960, wife of M. Ryan Orsene of 3 Emil J. Orsene; daughter of the late Harry Ryan and Margaret Murphy: sister of Frank Harry J.
Mrs. Thomas (Dorothy) Neill, William and James J. Ryan and Mrs. Donald (Mary) America. Friends are invited call the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home Inc.
2286 South Park where funeral will be held Monday morning at and at St. Agatha's Church at 9 o'clock. 415 bie OTTO Florence Nov. 3, Peck 1960, Otto wife of 157 Elmer Goer- F. Otto; mother of Mrs.
Joseph B. Willard and Mrs. Gladys Schieder; sister of Edward and Gustave Peck; also survived by five grandchildren. neral from the Lenahan Funeral Home, 2037 Seneca Monday afternoon at 1:30. Friends invited.
Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 415 Nov. 1, 1960, of 483 Grider formerly of 298 Goodyear (nee Skorupka); beloved dear father husband of of Theodora Helen Pietraszewski, Raymond Paprocki and the late Gertrude Bobbie; of Arthur Pietraszewski and Sandra Paprocki; brother of the late Mary Pacholczak; also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral from the Chapel of Okoniewski Brothers, 926 Sycamore Saturday morning at 9:15 and St.
Bartholomew's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, family Deceased was a member of Adam Plewacki Post No. 799, American Legion. Friends invited.
214 RAIMONDE- -Entered into rest Nov. 2, 1960, Ann Marie (nee Arcuri), of 363 Normal beloved wife of mother of Bernadette, Robert, Patricia, John, daughter Mary of Sarah Frances (nee and Brignone) Theresa: the late John Arcuri; sister of Mrs. may Esther visit Shum the of Lombardo Houston, Tex. Funeral Friends 102 Linwood, corner of Summer, from 11 A. M.
to 10 P. M.r where the funeral will be held on Saturday morning at 8:15 o'clock and at Our Lady of Loretto Church at 9 oclock. Friends invited. 314 REILLY-Suddenly, Nov. 3, 1960, Gary of 1756 Big Tree Hamburg, N.
Y. son of Richard R. and Eleanor Cooley Reilly; brother of Richard Mrs. Paul Herr and Mark A. Reilly; grandson of Louis C.
and Ida M. Hancock Reilly. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. at the funeral home of John Courtney, 1869 Seneca where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:30 and Our Lady of Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
415 REINHART-Lillian Nov. 3, 1960. at New Castle, formerly of Buffalo, wife mother of of the Mrs. late Carl John G. Reinhart.
Hammerstrom Hopewell, Mrs. F. J. Smith, Mrs. Lillian Sands of New Castle, Mrs.
Henry Schafer of Waterloo, Ont. George E. Reinhart. Friends may call at the W. A.
Holz Funeral Home, Ramsdell Ave. off Delaware where funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock Friends invited 415 3, 1960, 2182 Rose Bailey Klump Seymour, Nov. of the late Archie R. Seymour: mother of Mrs. Norbert (Elnora) Kraemer FUneral service from the Carlton A.
Ullrich Monday Funeral Home aftenoon at 1 3272 Bailey Ave. o'clock. Friends are invited. Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 P. M.
415 SMITH -George E. Smith, of 103 Congress Nov. 3, 1960, in Buffalo, N. father of Ronald C. Smith; son of the late Belle Eckert Smith; brother of Mrs.
George Clay. Friends are invited to call at the Giambrone Funeral Home Inc. 909 West Ave. corner W. Ferry St.
where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 11 AM. 314 SMITH--John A. Smith of Gowanda, N. Buffalo, N. Nov.
3, 1960, beloved husband of Freida Boal Smith; brother of J. Weston of Birmingham, and Harry A. of Gowanda, N. Y. also survived by a nephew, James W.
Smith, and a niece, Karen V. Smith, both of Gowanda, Services will be held from St. Joseph's Church, Gowanda, Monday, Nov. 7, 1960, at 9:30 A. M.
Friends may call at Schaack's Funeral Home, 88 Jamestown Gowanda, Saturday and Sunday 2-5, 7-9 P.M. 415 SOBCZYK- John Sr. of 28 Adrian St. loved Lackawanna, husband N. of Y.
the Nov. 3, Anna 1960, belate (nee Abram); dearest father of John J. Chester, Josephine and Edward; fatherin-law of Lena, Victoria, Chester Wolcik and Dorothy; brother of Adam of Chicago, grandfather of eight grandchildren. Funeral will be held Monday morning at 9:30 from the Joseph M. Litwin Funeral Home, 1629 Electric Ave.
and at 10 o'clock at St. the Archangel Church. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Polish Z.
Union of America, St. Michael's Society P. R. K. No.
349 and C. 1. 0. Local 2604. 415 L.
(nee Ranney) of East Aurora, N. Nov. 4, 1960, wife of the late Frank; mother of the late Rowland. Memorial services at St. Mat.
thias Episcopal Church, East Aurora, Monday at 11 A. M. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to St. Matthias organ fund.
415 STOBIE-Harry J. Stobie of 588 Beach Cheektowaga, N. Nov. 3, 1960, beloved husband of Sophia Hoffman Stobie; father of Mrs. Emmett (Dorothy) vived McMahon by and three James grandchildren.
H. Stobie; surFriends received at the Marvin E. Malzan Funeral Home, 1520 Kensington where funeral will be held Saturday at 2 Friends invited. 314 SULKOWSK1-Stanley, Nov. 2, 1960, of 550 Amherst beloved husband the late Anna (nee Kitta): father of Walter V.
(Irene) Sulkowski, Mrs. Charles E. (Blanche) Mayne, Miss Helen Sulkowski, and the late Anna Sulkowski; qrandfather of four grandchildren; brother-in-law of Frank Kitta and Mrs. Julia Palka. Friends may call at Jachimiak Funeral Home, 392 Amherst from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
Mis where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 and from Assumption Church at 11 A. M. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited.
Deceased was a member of Grant Amherst Businessmen's Association and Black Rock Taxpayers Association. 314 VALENTI-Louis J. Valenti of 13017 Terminal Cleveland, 0., formerly of Buffalo, N. Nov. 2, 1960, husband of Josephine Taddio Valenti; father of Mrs.
Ronald (Joan) Davis of San Clemente, son of Michael and the late Josephine Valenti: brother of Mrs. Albert (Josephine) Lomeo of Buffalo, and Friends the late Joseph and Samuel Valenti' may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara St. near Hudson, from 11 A. M. to 10 P.
where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8 o'clock and at Holy Cross Church at 8:45. Mr. Valenti was a member of the Knights of Columbus Buffalo Council No. 184, Eagles of Cleveland, 0., and Bartenders Union Local 108. 415 WACHOWIAK-Clare M.
(nee Kancel), of 108 St. Louis Nov. 2, 1960, beloved wife of Edward dear mother of Eileen, Thomas and Beverly; daughter of Rose and the late Adam Kancelarczyk; sister of Henry and Frank Kancel. Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore, Saturday at 9:30 and at St. Luke's R.
C. Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited.
314 WEBSTER-Eileene Cooke, Slayton Settlement Lockport, N. in Buffalo, Nov. 3, 1960, beloved wife of William mother of Jane Kristi and John of Lockport and William of Detrait, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F.
Cooke: sister of John H. and Richard T. Cooke of Alden, N. Y. Friends may call at the Bream Funeral Home, Main Gasport, on Friday between 7-9 and on Saturday between 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. A memorial service for the immediate family will be held at the Orangeport Congregational Church Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1960, at 10 A. M. WHITLOCK Ira J.
Whitlock, of 44 Chaplin Kenmore, Nov. 2, 1960, husband of Edna Coker Whitlock; brother of James of Philadelphia, Mrs. Mary Lambert and Ralph Whitlock, of Las Vegas, Nev. and Mrs. Funeral from Dohn Funeral Home, Florence Burke of Stroudsburg, Pa.
143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza, Saturday at 1 P. M. Friends invited. Interment at Caledonia.
N. Y. Family present 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. 314 LIBERAL LEFT OFF BALLOT BY ERROR IN EIGHTH DISTRICT The name of Jack G.
Post, who has been campaigning as the Liberal Party candidate in the Eighth Assembly District, will not appear on the ballot because of "an unfortunate oversight." Angelo Cordaro, the party's executive secretary in Erie County, said today that Mr. Post was endorsed by the Liberals but his name was omitted from the designating petitions sent to the Board of Elections. "It was an oversight by me," he acknowledged. Because there was no contest in the primary, no ballots were printed and the omission was not discovered. Party officials missed Mr.
Post's name from the ballot prepared for Nov. 8 and investigation showed he was not included in the list of nominees filed with the board. 3 ANNULMENTS, 1 DIVORCE GRANTED A divorce on grounds of infidelity and three annulments were granted today in Supreme Court. None of the suits before Justice Hamilton Ward was contested. He granted the divorce to: Mrs.
Mary Ann Noody of Cambridge Springs, from Donald R. Noody, whom she mar ried Jan. 26, 1952, in Buffalo. He granted annulments to: Mrs. Marcia Abendschein, 422 Washington Kenmore, from David Abendschein, married Oct.
4, 1957, in Buffalo, on the ground she was age at the time of the marriage. Mrs. Rose Marie McAfee, 8 18th from Robert W. McAfee, married Oct. 29, 1955, in Buffalo, on the ground he broke pre-marital promise to have children.
Mrs. Barbara Gilbraith, 635 Prospect from Richard Gilbraith, married Oct. 17, 1957. in Brooklyn, on the ground of fraud. EX BOXER FREED ON THREE COUNTS A former amateur boxer who got in trouble over his girl friend, now a Buffalo resident, was freed of three charges Thursday after a hearing before City Judge Madge Taggart.
The judge ruled there was insufficient evidence to hold Albert Naples, 20, of Erie, for grand jury action on a seconddegree burglary charge. Naples was accused of breakinto Miss Lila Neely's apartment, 894 Northampton Oct. 18, and trying to force her to return to Pennsylvania with him. Miss Neely and a woman friend, Miss Gwen Kerner, withdrew third-degree assault charges. Judge Taggart advised Naples to stay away from Miss Neely when she said in court she didn't want to see him.
$5000 ADDITIONAL FOR PHILHARMONIC Members of the Board of Education today agreed to provide an additional $5000 to the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Society to help eliminate a $90,000 deficit. Official action on the $5000 payment will be taken Wednesday when the board holds its regular meeting. The Common Council Tuesday approved a $25,000 fund transfer for this purpose. Contributions of $25,000 from the county and $5000 from other schools also are being sought. The remaining $30,000 will be raised by the society.
YATES-Mildred Ruhland Yates of 57 Bellwood West Seneca, New York, Nov. 2, 1960: wife of the late Alfred Yates; mother of John Yates and the late Ruth Jezewski; sister of John, Carl, Hubert, Jacob and Joseph Ruhland and Mrs. Joseph Simmeth and the late Kumikunda Kenoteder. Funeral from The Schlager Funeral Home, 674 Broadway, Saturday morning at 9:30 and at St. Anne's Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited. Family present 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. 314 ZANG-Anna M. (Kiefer) Zang, Nov.
1960, of 451 mother High wife of Michael F. Zang; of Mrs. Arthur (Hilda) Gessert and Elenora Zang; grandmother of three grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 995 Genesee from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
where funeral services will be held on Tuesday at 8:45 A. M. and at St. Boniface Church at 9:15 A. M.
Member of St. Elizabeth and Altar Society and a charter member of Branch No. 1330, L. C. B.
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Mgr. MONUMENTS by CRAWFORD "Since 1855" Open Evenings by Appointment 1875 MAIN Forest Lawn 3-4622, Justice Douglas to Speak At Israel Bond Dinner Supreme Justice William 0. Douglas will speak at the annual dinner sponsored by the Buffalo Committee for State of Israel Bonds at 6:30 PM, Nov. 22, in the Jewish Center. Leon Bachner is general chairman for the Buffalo Bond Committee and Mrs.
Selig Adler is chairman for the communitywide dinner that serves as the official climax of the 1960 bond drive here. MRS. LORA BRYSON DIES AT 102; KIN OF REP. OSTERTAG Mrs. Lora Bryson, 102, mother of the wife of Rep.
Harold C. Ostertag of Attica, died early today (Nov. 4, 1960) at 12 June Kenmore. She had been living there with another daughter, Mrs. Robert Auld.
Mrs. Bryson, who received birthday greetings from President and Mrs. Eisenhower on her 100th birthday, would have been 103 Nov. 15. Born in Varysburg, Mrs.
Bryson spent most of her life in Wyoming County. Recently she had lived alternately with her daughter in Kenmore and with Mrs. Ostertag in Attica. Mrs. Bryson was the last to bear the Bryson name, Her son, Charles G.
Bryson of Buffalo, died in June 1956. She was the daughter of ford Godfrey and Phoebe Ward Godfrey. Mrs. Bryson's conversation was still spiced with wit in her later years. She lived alone in her home on the crest of Buffalo Hill near Varysburg until she was 80.
The Rev. Frank W. Terrell. a retired minister, will conduct services, at 2:30 Funeral PM Home, Sunday 135 in Main Attica. Burial will be in Varysburg Cemetery.
MEDIATOR RESUMES EFFORT TO SETTLE WALKOUT AT WGR State Mediator Martin A. Wersing resumed efforts today to settle the three-day-old strike of 116 employes of the WGR radin, and Wersing television met with stations. management and union representatives in the board's State Bldg. offices from 3 PM Thursday until shortly after midnight. There was no comment on the status of talks.
Strikers are represented by the AFL-CIO National Association of Broadcast Employes Technicians. They their jobs Wednesday after failing to reach agreement on a new contract. The stations have continued broadcasting and telecasting with administrative personnel manning equipment. State AFL-CIO said it had canceled a half-hour political telecast and 15-minute radio broadcast by President AFL George Meany, both originally scheduled for Thursday night on the WGR stations. A station spokesman said local political groups also have can'celed scheduled programs in of area candidates for office.
200 AT NICHOLS GIVE NIXON A poll of about 200 upperschool students at Nichols School reveals that are for Vice President Nixon for President and for Senator Kennedy. The 50 seniors favor Nixon by The poll, taken by The Nichols News, school newspaper, also indicates the following opinions of upper-school students: Rep. Dem. With which party do your sympathies lie? Which party do you think will win Yes No Do you agree with your parents about politics Are you influenced in your political thinking by religion yours or the candi-, dates? Are you interested in the age of the candidate? Do you feel that the candidate should take a stand on the racial issue? 19 JOB CHANGES LISTED BY COUNTY Nine appointments and promotions, nine resignations and one retirement of county employes were reported today County Personnel Officer Donald M. Neff as follows: APPOINTMENTS-PROMOTIONS JAIL Edward Barry, 110 Tillinghast.
guard. $3870 annual salary: Stanley M. Jendrasiak. 101 St. Mary's.
laborer (temporary), $3140. HEALTH R. A Adams Wales Center, physiotherapist (temporary), $4500. HIGHWAYS E. Bogacki.
88 Pine Ridge. Cheektowaga, engineer assistant (provisional), $3280. LIBRARY--Madeline A. Lundquist, 42 Como. clerk typist.
$2910. MEYER MEMORIAL HOSP- -Loretta K. Mills, 6350 Main. Williams ville, ward attendant. $3140.
and Bruno J. Stefanski. 458 Koons, laundryman (temporary). $3540. COUNTY FARM- -Anthony J.
Crittenden, watchman. $3140. SHERIFF'S OFFICE- Jerome J. Cros50. 321 Hudson.
deputy sheriff, Criminal Division (temporary), $4200. RESIGNATIONS HEALTH DEPT. Grace 0. O'Dell, Hamburg, dental hygienist. MEYER MEMORIAL P.
Guardino, 67 Winchester: Mary A. Burton. 621 Goodyear: Marie M. Dietz, 177 Herman, and Minerva M. Muscoreil.
44 E. Utica, all ward attendants; Emma T. Brooks. 47 Donaldson, laundress, and Giuseppe Greco, 168 Claremont, laborer. PURCHASING Lord.
109 Springfield, Tonawanda, truck driver. SHERIFF'S OFFICE- Joseph F. Rowe, 5695. Main. Williamsville, deputy sheriff, Civil Division, RETIREMENT WELFARE DEPT -Winnie E.
Gieger. 171 Norwood. Kenmore, senior caseworker. Stenographer Appointed The permanent appointment of Barbara M. Barone, 331 Trenton, as a stenographer in the Buffalo Youth Bureau at $3405 a year was reported to the clerk.
Daily News Summary BIRTHS soYs were born to Mr. Oct. Thomas S. Zak, 136 Ashley 28 Charles Yerger, 120 Commonwealth 28 Ralph Robert L. Wulf, Wiepert, Lancaster Holland 28 Leonard D.
Tokarczyk, 60 Spann Gerhard Theismann, Depew Kenneth W. Stock, West Seneca William J. Shanahan, 690 Elk Allan Robins, Amherst Ralph Preston, 417 Shirley 28 George W. Potter, Java Village Bernard B. Potts.
187 Herman 30 Frank L. Pinatella, 464 Potomac 26 Henry M. Oleinik, Lackawanna 28 William D. Monteith, 366 Lanafield 28 Richard M. Metschl, 460 Leroy D.
D. McDonald, 195 Pennsylvania 27 Ernest McDowell, 39 Waverly 28 Ernest A. Lonczak, Cheektowaga 28 Stanley Lachowski, 894 Sycamore 27 Dales L. Irish. Tonawanda 26 Frederick Heckler, Depew Frank A.
Gugino, 229 Prospect 27 GIRLS were born to Mr. Donald Leonard F. Zubiena, Wrobel, 24 144 Fairfield Woltz 27 Robert M. Wells, 174 Wakefield 27 Geoffrey D. Ward, 258 Grant 28 Ulysses Turley, 82 E.
North 29 Robert A. Test, 124 Rohr 28 Norbert Szymanski, 120 Goemble John C. Stefano, 539 N. Oak 27 Wilmer B. Seaver, East Aurora 27 Lester Schatz, 1195 Colvin 29 Walter Russ Jr.
Tonawanda 27 John T. Robidoux, Depew 28 Robert D. Reisdorf, Strykersville Arthur W. Popiol, East Aurora 30 Wilbur P. Pitzonka, Williamsville Gordon Pendergast, 26 French Roger J.
Neeb. Depew Nelson E. Merlau, Chaffee Daniel Nicholas A. J. Menza, Marranca: 405 261 Plymouth Plymouth 27 Russell H.
Knisel, Tonawanda 29 Yntae Kim, 344 Huntington 30 Mason Goldman, Tonawanda 27 TWIN GIRLS were born to Mr. B. J. Schwanekamp, Lackawanna 28 MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM. Nov.
4) Russell Porter, 220 Emslie Amelia Gordon, 44 Pine. Matthew Crawford, Lockport Verna Goff, Getzville. Robert Slimmer, 22 Timon Phyllis Kaczmarczyk, 199 Maurice. David J. Reese, Gardenville Barbara Eimer, 33 Gatchell.
David Rogers, 208 Bristol Myrtice Robinson, 103 Adam. Arnold G. Cole, 246 Bissell Theresa M. Farrell, 669 McKinley. Joseph Thompson, 136 E.
Eagle--Minnie Swann, 136 East Eagle. Daniel Licnerski, Cheektowaga -Barbara Pudlewski, 40 Shepard. Harold Ayres, Depew--Margaret Shull, Amherst. Emillo Blance, Canada--Sharon Hughes, 946 West. Louis Zanohi, Mt.
Morris--Jean Hill, Ransomville. ACCIDENTS Dr. Alan H. Nicol. 65, of 179 Getzville, Snyder, 2-car collision.
Main Rodney, about 1:30 PM Thursday: chest injuries; Millard Fillmore Hospital. Other driver, Dr. George W. Voss, 59, of 91 Kingsgate, Snyder. Roy Hart, 56, of 137 Donaldson, struck In Niagara near Forest about.
3:30 PM Thursday; probable skull fracture, brain concussion, lip leg brush burns; Columbus Hospital. Driver, Robert W. Wright, 37, of 419 Johnson. BURGLARIES 47 Davis, Misses Mary Anna Bauman's residence; $15 taken about 11 AM Thursdav. 195 High, Lou's Market; owner, Louis J.
Merisola: $95 taken between 8 PM Thursday and 8 AM today. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Thursday: 3:03 PM -Rescue Squad 2 16. Folger: Mrs. Florence Otto, 63, ill, taken 10 Mercy Hospital. Squad 1 to Main Court.
unnecessary. Hutchinson, box car, vandalism, $50 damage. 5:28 -Rescue Squad to 253 Swan; Mrs. Katherine Avino, 72, dead. 5:32 Rescue Squad 3 to 30 Monroe; Mrs.
Blanche Hayes, dead. Groveland, defective stove, no damage. 5:36 Seneca Highland, Peabody, defective grass. oven, no damage. Ada, false.
Scoville, grass. Squad 6 10 681 E. Delavan: Mrs. Geraldine Creenan, 70, dead. Ada, false.
Milnor, dwelling, careless smokinq, $1000 damage. William, defective light fixture, no damage. Today 12:32 AM-Rescue Squad 5 to 196 14th: unnecessary. Squad 3 to 451 High: Mrs. Ann Zang, 84, dead when firemen arrived.
Rescue Squad 6 to 1311 Hertel; Al. bert Oesterreich, 82, of 334 Colvin, taken to Sisters' Hospital. Squad 5 to 532 Fourth, Stephen Zdanowski, 65. taken 10 Buffalo General Hospital. Squad 1 to Elm and Virginia, George Martin, 60, of 41 Albert.
ill, taken to Buffalo General Hospital. Niagara, rubbish. Northland, defective oil fur- nace; no damage. MISSING PERSON Thomas Drago, 33, of 20 E. Woodlawn, missing since Wednesday; 5 feet inches, 165 pounds.
brown eyes hair; yellow jacket blue dungarees. STOLEN AUTOS 1957 Rambler sedan, CE 62-48. owned by Edward Louise Piwowarczyk, 604 Mill, Ebenezer: stolen from lot at 371 Ellicott Thursday, 1954 Chevrolet sedan, 88. 57-74, owned by Riek, 634 E. North; stolen from th Fox Thursday.
TRAFFIC COURT Judge Ann T. Mikoll Davey, BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS Speeding $30-James R. Guercio, 18, 422 Fargo. $25-m Rodney L. Alexander, 25, 92 Kehr: Angelo P.
Lorigo, 19, 207 Highland; James T. Lowther, 28, 280 Peach; Andrew L. Fluellen, 40, 12 Haut; Martin Murphy, 255 Gold. $20-Normal Ablove, 34, 234 Maynard, Eggertsville; Joseph Marotte, 17, 510 Busti; Josephine Lomeo, 44, 47 Lakeview; Masser Ali, 37, 36 Ridge, Lackawanna; George Lipowicz, 57, 812 Fillmore. $15-Robert Rivers, 45, 206 Stanton; Marvin R.
Bush, 61, 124 S. Buffalo, Orchard Park: Jean M. Jakoblew, 43, 10 Palos: Clifford J. Lockrow, 21, 210 Jewett Holmwood, Orchard Park; Peter Vaccaro, 18, 38 18th, $15-Jo Ann E. Snyder, 22.
92 Briggs; Donald M. Laurie, 31, 68 Argyle, Orchard Park; Andrew A. Manquso, 45, 842 Prospect; Kenneth R. Wright, 26, 38 Gelston: Margaret B. Wood.
55, 106 Amherstdale, Snyder. $15 William T. Spencer, 28, 282 Glenwood: Carol A. Quant, 23, 34 Pries; David White, 53, 493 Jefferson; Stanley M. Johnson.
25, 65 W. Ferry; Philip A. Zucarelli, 42, 718 McKinley. $15 Gladys Gibson, 51, 119 Mortimer: Kathryn DiVely, 19, 135 Burns, Town of Tonawanda; Ramon A. Suarez, 23, 77 Hill: Eugene Golba, 45 Guilford; Margaret Brubaker, 36, 89 Thompson.
$15-Gladys V. Dyke, 39, 61 Orlando: Donald R. Daka, 32, 76 Emsile; Donald H. Stebbins, 25, 205 Maurice; Harold T. Miller, 50, 92 Crossman.
$15 Suspended -Robin Bauer, 17, 394 Davey; Marianne B. Kleiner, 31, 163 Pickford, Town of Tonawanda; Judith Bernstein, 34, 20 Kenville. Stop Sign $10-Rev. Ronnie A. Stuart, 50, 87 Rose.
Parking $45-Estelle Davis, 1477 Jefferson. $15. -Dorothy Royster, 163 Howard; Leo W. Hill, 138 Mortimer. $5-Clyde E.
Davis, 1477 Jefferson. $2-Bernard F. Wozniak, Fairbanks, Kenmore. Wrong Way $10-Curtis $15-Richard Douglas, 27, 57 Laurel, J. Connor, 36, 1439 Michigan; Stanley Kopciowski, 42, 204 Reed.
No License 10 Days Suspended, $100 Fine-Rodney J. Bauer, 25, 1200 Seneca. 10 Days Suspended, $50 Fine-Barry E. Klug. 17, 99 Gerald; Jacqueline L.
Witlet, 17, 21 Howard. $25-Rev. Ronnie A. Stuart, 50, 87 Rose. Plate Violation $10 -James L.
Grimes 26, 439 Northampton. $5-Iroquois Tire Corp. Red Light $10-Frank Carriero, 31, 118 Central: Spiegelman, 22, 180 Euclid, Kenmore. Illegal Use of Transporter Plates $25 Suspended- -Ronald J. 19, 515 Perry.
Gong on Car $10-Joseph B. Machlowski, 18, 32 Metcalfe. Driving With Expired License $3-Paul K. Voak, 23, 63 Nicholson, Inspection Sticker $10-Kenneth R. Handley, 50, 82 Roehrer: Bart J.
Nigro, 22, 30 Addison, Snyder: Robert M. Beckett, 40, 88 Best: Alfred Kosciolek, 34, 20 Kail: William C. Kreuger, 78, 37 Moeller: Wardner Arnold, 26, 171 Grey; Anthony Boqucki, 57, 321 Sweet. $10 Suspended -Edward Miller, 58, 421 The following filed bankruptcy petitions in Federal Court Thursday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Louis J. Guiffreda, 713 Washington, Jamestown, laborer, $2589.92, $40.
Thomas G. Watkins, 32 Park, warehouseman. $2334.19, $500. Lucy Watkins, 148 Massachusetts, housewife, $2334.19, $500. Ray A.
Wrazen, 59 Quincy, millwright, $4736.87, $10,500 ($10,000 insurance). Clarence Eckridge, 31 Sherman, factory worker, $1534.99, none. Daniel R. Stein, Erie Town of Derby, researcher and part-time Insurance salesman, $6677.35, none. Charles D.
Schultz, 535 Penora, Depew, produce dealer, none. BUILDING PERMITS Timothy Murphy, 47 Sheffield, $10. Isaac Sykes, 66 Meech, $3200. Louis Barreca, 149 $797.57. Edward Krantz, 1035 Fillmore.
used car lot. Hertel-Bailey 3221 Bailey, $2500. Harry Forman, 616 Taunton. $1500. Mr.
Mrs. Leslie May. 141 Butler, $1500. Fred Hehr Sons, 1271 E. Ferry.
use for Hans Beisiegel, 9 Pritchard, garage; $950. auto repair. Plans Filed Trust. 253 and 257 Hutchinson, parking, $3000. Frederick Oberchelmer, 646 Sarina, ware house, $16,000.
Franklin T. Kelemen, 29 Summit, alt. $1500. Mrs. Domenica Aronica, 241-243 Busti, $500.
Franklin T. Kelemen, 270 Laurel, alt. $2000. BUSINESS NAMES Refrigeration Repairs, 77 Broadway Melvin R. Rosen.
Trevi Language Laboratory, 152 Allen Lucian C. Parlato. Foresight Studio, 1847 Niagara--Leon J. Cowan. Bryant Cleaners, 305 Bryant -Michael C.
Aronica. Reklaw Kennels, 199 Klein, Williamsville -Carl C. Reep. Pen Pencil Publishers, 68 GunnellRobert Christopher. George J.
Shoenheir 260 DelawareGeorge J. Shoenhair. Sunnyridge Colden- Farm Pet Shop, Lewis Richard E. Kuhn. Olson's Complete Radiator Service, 1271 E.
Ferry--Harry F. Olson. Business Enterprises Advertising Agency, 353 Oak- Frank A. Jones. Herkey's Restaurant, Main Newstead -Anna M.
Herkey, Ronald Zella. Babette's -Fred Coffee Shop, 811 Military, Leona Belcher. Alice 1120 Liberty Bank Bldg. Alice M. Smith, Harold C.
Brown, Her. bert F. Harvey. Carls Family Linament-Eastern States Distributor, 353 Oak- Frank A. Jones.
INCORPORATION Stockholders Share capital 1000 shares. Incorporators: Zeplowitz, Grand Island: David M. Yellen and Leonard Morris, Tonawanda. CITY COURT JUDGMENTS Orin Holliday, Anthony Realmuto, Richard J. June O'Dell, Jonas Mims Jr.
Herbert Cardwell, $401.08: Lloyd S. Craven, Norman Hemlock, Robert Fugate, Raymond McKnight, James Miller, Thomas Finn, $855.111 Ray. mond Sarah Clemons, Robert D. Delaney, $449.54, Eugene Morrison, Karl Nigol, to Associates Discount. Francis Kurowski, Hattie Stefaniak, Emily Boldyga, Walter Spann, Rita Potozniak, to Henry Mazur (Classic Photo Studio).
Lillie May Graves: Isabelle Cortez, Arthur Doran. Howard Doran, to Edwin L. Rothman (Lee's Credit Jewelers). Ernest Jones. Jesse Banks, Henry Scott, 1o Emergency Hosp.
Zygmunt Pacieiewski, Bogdan Szczupak, Walter Kay, $43.37) to Edwin A. Holcberg (Lord's Jewelers). William F. Roberts, John O'Shea, Irving V. Pesta, N.
Y. Central System Employes FCU, Mary Hollins, Theophus Fields, to Seeberg's. Ernest Renshaw, Carl Panzer, to Quality King Jewelry. Leonard C. McCullough.
Ezellel Dillard, to Smiling Jack bro. Stanley F. Linkowski, $156.09: James DiFalco, to Hengerer's. Willie J. Williams, Johnie Pointer, to Charlie Baker Inc.
Tennie V. Jackson, Addie L. Bell, $110.31: to Franklin Krohn (Select Home Utilities). Doris Jennings John Lyles, Willie Paterson Robert Ford, $724.071 to King Furniture. Thomas W.
Holmes, Lawrence Manchino, 10 Zolte's. Gordon Ball. Samuel Preston, to Columbus Hospital, John Yezbak, $617.50 to Angelo Alba. Gilbert Hollander, $12.90 to William N. Mcintosh.
William Koltz, Peters, $47.57 $274.67 to George David J. Prenatt. to Kochery. James Waller, $34.52 to Joseph Odda (Oddo's Service). Richard McDonald, $63.03 to Knoll Russ (Russ Employment).
James Ford, $122.50 to Philip B. Wels. William Schieten, $188.14 to Hertel Homes. Donald R. Claus, $39.70 to Josephine lacono.
Diane Duffney, $28.30 to Michael R. Marfino. Daisie Byrd, $678.24 to Seaboard Finance. Morris Coleman, $36.50 to General Tire of Buffalo, Donald Keefe, $32.30 to William McKno. Brownie Swiantek, $171.10 to Kirby Co.
of Buffalo. Frank Adamski, $19.27 to Ralph L. Shater, Rufus Jones, $44.78 to Helen Lazaron (Style Shop), Girth Stevens. $120.89 to Marsans Fashions. Lucretia Burns, $71.84 to Starbrite Jewelry.
Thomas Gerrity, $128.64 to Sattler's. Ken Thomas, $189.93 to Tontine Shops. James T. Willie May Hammond, $100.08 to Wolff's Furniture. Duane Syph, $58.73 to Saperston-McNaugh.
ton Saperston. Warren A. Bork, $15.70 to Michael Zelcer (Wilmack Photographers). Harry Norman, $506.80 to Richard H. Phillips (Phillips Sheet Metal).
Michael Jaworski, $17.85 to Harold Daum (Harry Daum's TV Appliance). Donald Trowbridge, $47.56 to Firestone Tire Rubber. Joseph W. Lewis, $75.15 to Jacobi Bros. Leo Jackson, $373.25 10 Trust.
John Sansone Jr. $432.03 to Sun Oil. Frank-Lyn $6129.01 Heating Construction, to Kathryn Vita L. Minet (Minet Heating Supply). William Gumina, $28.33 to Alfred Lechner.
Martha Zobrist, $416.05 to G.F.C. Loan. Richard Kramer, $52.60 to Thuman's Garage. Francis Jordon, $42.77 10. Children's Hosp.
Minnie Vesona, $112.38 Oppenheim Collins. Sigmund B. Lesniak, $66.52 to Kobacker's. John Pressley, $71.22 to Millard Fillmore Hosp. Dominic M.
Desidino, $5814.33 to Ben Kape. $168.01 16 Lubrication Engineers. Great Atlantic Pacific Tea, $1101.45 to Christine DePlato. SATISFACTION OF JUDGM'TS In Supreme Court: Edward Welch, $136.20 to General pital, 7-9-57. J.
A. Childs, $54.54 to Aisco of Hamburg, 9-29-60. Frank A. Vasi Richard D. Mogavero, $1083.45 to Division 1342 FCU, 3-31-59.
Bertha E. Mount, $171.31 to Spencer 6-25-59. Delbert Li Carlyon, $859.54 to Louis Mayer, 4-28-60. Arthur Pauly, $161.62 to Donald Gritfiths (Don's Welding Service), 7-2-59. Hugh Lockhart William McKee M.
Service) $48.34 to William DeYoung (Suburban Auto Parts), 9-1-59. MECHANIC'S LIENS Richard Horner, lienor, VS, Elwood G. Katherine R. Becker (Amherst Court owners, Peter Tarano Theodore Zakrzewski (Zal $5036.59. Amherst.
Troup Engineering, lienor, vs. Jos. W. Karpie owner $80.25, owner Tonawanda; vs. LeMar Metal Products, $558.03, Depew, August Feine Sons, lienor, vs.
Daniel Carrie Chiodo, owners. Harold Johnson, $75.17, Cheektowaga. Hauling Coal, lienor, vs. Donald Ellen Lewis, owners, Patrick Bennett, Richard Knox Gordon R. Becker, $18.501.90 Holland.
DISCHARGES OF LIENS Frank X. Schenk (General Supply), lienor, Vs. Gurney owner $1047.41, lot Hopkins, Amherst. Chester Zbrzezny, lienor, vs. Stanley M.
Rosemary S. Banaszek, owners. Charles Ihlenfeld, contra $539, Clare ence. ACTIONS PENDING Buffalo Goodwill Industries vs. James F.
Notaro et al, Ripley S. Vermont. SUPREME CRT JUDGMENTS Lister Hill McPherson, Walter H. Mariorie E. Nye Marjorie Higas, $854.90 to Commercial Credit, Protect-o-Matic $103.36 to Carl Wilke (Wilke Signs).
Edward J. Bachman $246.11 18 Kleinhans: $305.82 to Hens Kelly. Raymond Heider, $56.54 to Roy Miller, N. Fuhr C. Rinkes.
George Brehm and George Brehm $439.34 to Trust. Kenneth Dunn, Acey Smith, Clyde Sikes, $35.98 to Smith. John Catranis, $601.64 to John T. Smith, Laurence Sovik, William J. Mackay.
John H. Terry, Martin F. Kendrick, Joseph K. Drexler, Robert D. MCAUliffe (Smith Sovik).
Stanley G. Heldman. Maurice J. Stamler, $197.27 to Industrial Commissioner. George Werner, $219.26 to Guido Villani (Cataract Door Plywood).
O'Neil J. Palumbo. $532 to the Great American Indemnity. Cletus J. Nenno.
$50 to Noel. Nenno. Lee M. Swarner, $491.43 to Spencer Workers FCU. Jack Ward, $1113.09 to John D.
Klocke. Joseph D'Angelo, $462.53 to Max ing (Max Equipment), Robert Abare (Bob's Cleaners), $470.42 to Statewide Machinery. Kenneth Cameron (Cameron Trenching), COUNTY CONSIDERS ASSUMING PART OF PENSION COSTS The Board of Supervisors is considering a plan that would mean a increase in takehome pay for approximately 5000 county employes. The Finance Committe today deferred action until it considers the 1961 county budget. Under the plan, the county would assume payment equal to of their gross salaries toward the state retirement fund.
For example, an employe whose salary is $5000 would contribute $250 less each year. Estimated cost to the county is approximately $700,000 a year. When an emplove quits, ha would be entitled only to his own contribution plus interest..
