Section III Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Thursday, May 26, 1960 2 In Memoriant loving memory of my dear sister, Irene, who passed away May 25, 1959. Sadly SISTER ELIZABETH. father, COATES-In George, loving memory of our dear who passed away 16 years ago today, May 26. 1944. The passing years can never change, The thoughts of one so dear: Fond memories linger round his name, Remembering brings him near, Sadly missed by FAMILY.
FINOCCHI-In loving memory of our dear devoted wife and mother, Rose, who passed away 10 years ago, May 26, 1950. God has her in His hands Chi How happy she must be. A mother who to U5 Surpassed all others Faithful, trusting and so God loving. Sadly mised by HUSBAND CHILDREN. GRADY -In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Patrick Jr.r- who passed away May 26.
1945. May comes with sad regrets It brings a day we will never forget. No verse can say, no flowers repay How much we lost on that sad day. Sadly missed by MOM. DAD AND SISTER TONI.
GUSSE (nee Pundt)-In loving memory of our dear daughter, Ruth who passed away 11 years ago today, May 26, 1949. Sadly missed by MOTHER AND DAD. INSINNA -In loving memory of our dear mother, passed away 24 years ago today, May, 26, 1936. Sadly missed by SON JOHN AND DAUGHTER, MRS. PHILIP SALAMONE.
KIRISITS (BLANK) -In loving memory of our dear mother, Catherine, who passed away five years ago today, In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly, tenderly and true, There is not a dav, dear Mother, That we do not think of you. Sadly missed by HOWARD, JOHN, EVELYN AND LILLIAN. MESSANA -In loving memory of our dear brother and brother-in-law, Louis, who passed away nine years ago today, May 26, 1951. Always loved and remembered by SISTER CHRIS AND BROTH VICTOR. MURPHY-in sad and loving memory of our dear son and brother, Bobby, who was taken away 22 years ago today.
DAD, MOM AND BROTHERS. loving memory of our dear mother, Natalie, who passed away three years ago, May 26, 1957. Your memory is our keepsake, With that we cannot part, God has you in his. keeping, We have you in our hearts. Sadly missed by SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
PINN-in loving memory of our darling son and brother, Kenneth, who passed away January 1, 1960 on his sixth birthday. Almighty God, we entust him, Who is so dear to us; To Thy never failing care and love, For this life and the life to come, Knowing that Thou art doing for him. Better things than we can desire or pray for. Sadly missed by MOMMY, DADDY. BROTHER AND SISTERS.
loving memory of our dear mother, Caroline, who passed away five years ago today, May 26, 1955. Sadly missed by OTTO AND GEORGE. SPECKARD mother, -In Carrie, loving who memory of my passed away four years ago today, May 26, 1956. Always loved and remembered. CHARLES, BETTY AND CHILDREN.
STACHEWICZ (Stack)-! loving memory of our dear and father, Peter, who passed away. 19 years ago today, May 26, 1941. WIFE AND DAUGHTER. Cards nf Thanks BEDNARSK1-The family of the late Anthony Bednarski wishes to thank their friends and relatives for the kindness and thoughtfulness shown them during their recent bereavement. 26127 BUCCELLA-The family of the late Anthony Buccella wish to thank their many relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and thoughtfulness shown to them during their recent bereavement.
THE BUCCELLA FAMILY, C2 Deaths C2 ALBRECHT-Albert, of 4928. Broadway, Depew, N. May 24, 1960, beloved husband of Fiorence Hauber; father of Herbert, Mrs. James Bauer, Donald, George and the late Clarence and Robert Albrecht: also survived by 8 grandchildren; brother of John and the late Mrs. Clara Urschel.
Funeral from the Wendel Loecher Funeral Home, 27 Aurora Lancaster, N. Friday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. James Church, Depew, N. at 9:30. Family present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
25126 ARNOLD Ada F. Arnold of 325 Woodcrest Town of Tonawanda, May 25, 1960, wife of the late Abner Harold Arnold; mother of Mrs. Edward (Victoria) Bolay; grandmother of Brenda Ann. Barry Arnold and Brian Arthur Bolay. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware from 2-4 and 7-9 P.
where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mrs. Arnold was a member of Kenmore Amaranth and a member of the Past Matrons and First Patrons Girl Associa: tion and captain of the Troop in Kenmore. Sentiments may be, expressed through a contribution to the American Cancer Society Erie County Chapter 1, Niagara Square, Buffalo 2, N.
Y. "AUKERMAN-Homer E. Aukerman of 193 East Hazeltine Kenmore, May 26, 1960, beloved husband of Clara Belle Kener Aukerman. Memorial services will be held at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. 26127 BAUMANN May 25, 1960, husband of the late Julia Derwin mann; father of Mrs. William Sharp of Detroit, Mich. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey where services will be held on Saturday at 9 A. M. and at St. Lawrence Church at 9:30 A. M.
Interment in Alden Center, N. Y. 26127 -William E. Bickert, of Marilla, N. May 25, 1960, husband of Pearl Welch; father of Mrs.
Adam Wollner: grandfather of Frances Wollner: brother of Mrs. Ida Ryan and the late Carl and Alvin Bickert. Friends may call at the Ewell Funeral Home, Marilla, N. where services will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock. 26127 BROEL-Rosel Manner Broel, May 23, 1960, of 92 Johnson beloved wife of Theodore W.
Broel: sister of Anna and Mrs. George Quineudone, both of Germany, George of Illinois, and the late Karl and Julius Manner. Funeral ice from the Carlton A. Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Friday afternoon at 3:15. Friends are invited.
Mrs. Broel was a member of Christ Lutheran Church and Ladies section of Schwaebische Maemer Choir. 24126 S. Warnecke, of 15 Loxley Cheektowaga, May 24, 1960, beloved wife of the late Charles R. Clinkhammer: mother of Charles, Mrs.
John (Jerry) Murphy, Mrs. Herbert (Doris) Hahn, Mrs. Roy (Irene) Pfohl; sister of the late Louise Warnecke, Henry, of Newport, R. George of Gardenville, N. Y.
and Mrs. Henry (Ruth) Gimble, of New Brunswick, Ohio: deceased is also survived by seven grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Knapp Funeral Home, 335 Leroy where funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Clinkhammer was a member of the Women's Guild of St. Andrew's Evangelical Reformed Church.
Friends are invited to attend. 25127 COHEN-May 26, 1960, Morris Cohen of 686 Colvin Kenmore, husband of Alice Kahn Cohen; father of Mrs. Nathan P. Segel of Detroit, Marvin D. and Lucile Cohen; brother of Mrs.
George Kahn and the late Herman A. Cohen. Friends may call at the Park Terrace Mortuary 855 Englewood from 7.9 P. M. Masonic Memorial Services officiated by Perseverance Lodge No.
948, F. A. Thursday at 9:15 P. M. Funeral services at Temple Beth David-Ner Israel, 500 Starin Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment in Temple Beth David Cemetery, Pine Hill. Memorials may be offered to the charity of your preference. DAIGLER-Lucy (nee Nuwer) of Salt Clarence, N. May 25, 1960, beloved wife of the late Andrew mother of Mrs. James Welton and Carlton Daigler; sister of Mrs.
Lawrence Demert, Mrs. Lawrence Burkhardt, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Joseph Besch and Charles Nuwer; also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends received at Shepard Bros.
Funeral Residence, 9872 Main Clarence, N. where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn Requiem High Mass in Our Lady of Peace R. C. Church at 10 o'clock.
Interment in SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, Williamsville, N. Y. 26127 DAYTON Harriet L. Dayton, Boberg Town of Ashford, N.
May 25, 1960, wife of the late Richard; mother of Mrs. Hazel Van Cassele of Newark, N. and Kenneth Dayton of West Valley, N. also survived by five grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Eleanor D'Aust, Mrs.
Leona Shaw, Harry, Glen, Clifford and Clyde Smith and the late Mrs. D. M. Heath. Friends may call at Weismantel Funeral Home, 271 E.
Main Springville, N. Y. where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial at Maplewood Cemetery, Springville. 26127 DOBAJ-John, May 23, 1960, of 50 St.
Marys beloved husband of Josephine (nee Wrobel): dearest father of Henry of Denver, Eugene of Clarence, N. Raymond of Derby, N. Richard of Lancaster, N. father-in-law of Swanee, Rita, Frances and Noreen; survived by seven grandchildren; brother-in-law of Walter Wrobel of St. Catherines, Mrs.
Nellie Urbaniak of Buffalo. Family will receive friends between 2-5 and 7-11 p.m. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a.m. from Kaz. Urban Funeral Home, 188-190 Clark St.
off Broadway and in St. John Kanty Church at 10 a.m. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
23126 DONOFRIO-Joseph, in this city, May 24, 1960, of 237. Langfield husband Mary Rosati Donofrio: devoted father of Vincent A. Donotrio, Mrs. Dominic (Phyliss) Balistreri and Robert N. Donofrio: brother of Nicholas Donofrio of New York City.
Deceased is survived by 6 grandchildren. Funeral from the Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home, 1322 Fillmore Ave. (near Riley), Saturday morning at 8:15 and at St. Columbas Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited. 25127 EHLERT Claire, St. Rita's Home, of 113 Lafayette Williamsville, May 24, 1960, daughter of Frederick and Martha Csont Ehlert: sister of Lois and Frederick Ehlert 11. The ily will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Sick Mast Funeral Home, 1009. Kensington where funeral service will be held Friday at 2:30 P.
M. Friends invited. Gifts in Linda's memory may be sent to St. Rita's Home for Children. 25126 EWERT--Janet McMullen Ewert, May 25, 1960, of 15 Fenwick Tonawanda, beloved wife of Richard Ewert: mother of Paul Patricia Eweri: daughter of James and Irene Klein McMullen: sister of Mrs.
Charles Rath, Joan and Timothy J. McMullen. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ulirich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Mrs. Ewert was a mernber of Dracos Circle Women's Guild Zion United Church of Christ. Gifts in Mrs. Ewert's memory may be made to the Zion United Church of Christ. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
25127 KLOS-Stella (nee Janusz) of 273 Paderewski. May 25, 1960, beloved wife of Dominik Klos; devoted mother of Dominic mother-in-law of Mrgaret: also survived by 2 grandchildren; sister of Marion, Stanley, Sister Mary Inviolata C.S.S.F. and Joseph Janusz. Funeral Saturday at 7:30 A. M.
from the Chapel of Okoniewski Brothers Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore and at Corpus Christi Church at 8 A. M. Interment family plot, St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
26127 May 24,, 1960, Albert of 152 East and West West Seneca, N. husband of Edna Mae Foser Krauss: father of Mrs. Robert Foley of Ft. Knox, and Norman E. Krauss of Rochester, N.
also survived by four grandchildren; brother of Catherine, Mrs. William Kane, Marion and Mrs. Robert Gibson. Funeral from Home, the 1869 John Seneca E. Courtney Saturday Fumorning af and al Queen of Heaven Church at 9:30 o'clock.
Friends may call from 2-5, 7-10 P. M. Mr. Krauss was a member of the Holy Name Society of Queen of Heaven Church, K. of C.
Lackawanna Council and the Anchor Club of Bell Aircraft Co. 25127 KREHL-Arthur C. Krehl of RD Mechanicsburg, formerly of Goodyear Buffalo, May 24, 1960, husband of Winifred Powell Krehl; father of Mrs. Marlene Landsman and Pic. Patricia L.
Krehl, U.S.M.C.; brother of Emil P. Krehl, Mrs. William Niefergold and the late William H. Henry Krehl, Mrs. Ella Frank and Mrs.
Martha Witzig; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends may call after 12 o'clock noon Thursday at Loomis, Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Highland Lodge No. 835 F.
A. M. Masonic services Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at 1820 Seneca St. 25126 KRUEGER-Ruth M. (nee Collins), May 25.
1960, in Houston, of 39 Coventry Kenmore, beloved daughter of Elizabeth A. and the late Frank G. Collins: sister of Mrs. Frederick W. Russ, Frank G.
Collins and the late Leonard T. Collins. Friends may call at the Wm. A. Roling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont.
Time to be announced later. LEINS (Liens) Joseph of 1312 Electric in Lackawanna, N. May 25, 1960, son of Mrs. Helen Caldwell: brother of Eugene, Harry, John, Robert, Peter and Dennis. Funeral from Leo L.
Buchheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Saturday morning at 10:30 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. 25127 LICKFELD F. Lickfeld, May 23, 1960, of 86 Madison Blasdell, N. beloved husband of Helen Pabst Lickfeld: father 'of Edward C.
Russell C. Lickfeld, and Sandra L. Dubke; brother of Mrs. Durward Coots. Milford Wayne Chester W.
Lickfeld, Mrs. Alvera Harrigan and Ralph I. Lickfeld; survived by three grandchildren. Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary, 914 Abbott Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and from the Windorn Community Church at 2. Friends are invited.
MAASS-Edwin N. of Goodrich Clarence May 26, 1960, beloved husband of Florence (nee Engel); son of Charles and the late Fredricka Kosky; brother of Fred and Albert, Mrs. William Neuman, Mrs. Alvin Genet, Mrs. Leona Kater and Mrs.
Leland Cummings, Mrs. Owen Hough; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends received at Shepard Bros. FUneral Residence, 9872 Main Clarence, N. Y.
where funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and from St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Clarence Center at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in St. Paul's Cemetery. 26128 McCAULEY Edward Ford McCauley, suddenly May 25, 1960 of 300 May beloved husband of Virginia K.
Hillbrand McCauley and John McCauley. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Ave. Saturday, time to be announced. 26127 MEISENHELDER -May 25, 1960, Karl, of 2126 Union Gardenville, N.
Y. hushand of the late Augusta Schrader Meisenhelder; father of the late Mrs. Patrick (Anne Bilotte; grandfather of Patricia and Bruce Bilotte: Funeral from the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
25126 26127 MULLAY See Mule notice. 26127 MULE (Mullay) -Angelo, suddenly, May 25, 1960, of Dewey North Collins, N. husband of Rose Mullay (nee Compisi); father of Anthony H. Mullay of North Collins: brother of Mrs. Louis Cassaro of Buffalo, N.
Y. Friends may call at the Wentland Funeral Home, 22 Main North Collins, N. where the funeral service will be held Satur-1 day morning at 8:30 and from Holy Spirit Church, North Collins, at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr.
Mullay was a member of the Holy Name Soicety of Holy Spirit Church. MURPHY-Augusta Sullivan Murphy of Arcade, 24, 1960, wife of the late John Murphy; sister of Mrs. Louise Donoghue of Rochester and the late Robert, Maurice Sullivan, Isabel Maher, Emma Cover, Ella McCraley and Julia Davis. Friends may call at the funeral home of W. S.
Davis Inc. in Arcade, where a prayer service will be held Friday morning at 9:30. FUneral from SS. Peter Paul's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St, Nicholas Cemetery, North Java, N.
Y. 25126 -Elizabeth C. Murphy of 95 Vincennes May 24, 1960, daughter of the late John E. and Bridget Murphy (nee Regan); sister of Michael and Joseph Murphy, Mrs. Mary Barnes and the late Patrick, John, George and James Murphy; aunt of Mrs.
Edward Stanton, Mrs. Michael Dembrose and Harry T. Barnes. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of J. Milford Jennison, 531 South Park where the funeral will be held Friday morning at 8:30 and from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at 9 o'clock, Friends are invited to attend.
25126 NAGEL-Helen (nee Cwiklinski) of 409 Bristol, May 25, 1960, beloved wife of V. Nagel: devoted mother of Edward Paul David and Thaddeus; dear daughter of Patricia and the late Leo Cwiklinski: daughter-in-law of Anthony Nadolinski: sister-in-law of Frances Kubicki, Florence Glinski, Henry, Frank, Bernard, John and the late Joseph Cwiklinski, Funeral services Saturday at 9:30 from the Chanel of Okoniewski Brothers Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore and at Transfiguration Church at 10 A. M. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited.
26127 -Carolina F. Kreuger, May 24, 1960, of 488 Dartmouth beloved wife of the late Albert Nieman; mother of Mrs. Theodore F. (Elsie Hammermiller, Charles K. of Binghamton.
N. Edward Mrs. Alfred (Bertha Feustel, the late Albert Fred Mrs. Helen E. Reader: also survived by 16 grandchildren and 18 great.
grandchildren. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave. Funeral and services Friday at 2 P. M. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. 25126 Ida Mae Stratton Noftz (nee Raymond), May 24, 1960, of 77 E. Parade, wife of the late Robert Mrs. Kenneth Andre: grandmother of Mrs. Ronald Ast, and of Ronnie Jr.
FUneral from the Ernest Wedekindt FUneral Home, 5 Walden at Genesee, Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, N. Y. 25126 O'NEILL- -Jerome suddenly, May 25, 1960, of Leydecker West Seneca, N.
beloved husband of Elizabeth A. Adams O'Neill; father of Dennis F. and George L. O'Neill; son of Capt. Thomas and Cecelia O'Neill: brother of Thomas F.
Jr. Mrs. Anthony Caputi and Robert M. O'Neill; grandson of Catherine O'Neill. Funeral from the Frank J.
Knab Funeral Home, 1213 Loveloy Saturday morning at 8 and from Visitation Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. 26127 PREISCH-Blety Louise Scofield Preisch of 553 Colvin May 26, 1960, wife of George Preisch: sister of Mrs. Erwin Herrmann and Mrs. Mildred A.
Hill of Wesdale, N. Y. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware Ave. where funeral services will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Interment will be held in Ava, N. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 26127 QUIRK-May 23, 1960, F. Keating of 1962 Seneca son of the late William J. and Jennie M.
Lynn Quirk; brother of Winifred Katherine P. Elizabeth G.r William Mrs. William H. Contin, Mrs. F.
H. O'Donnell, Mrs. Raymond J. Hillery and the late Maurice J. Quirk.
Friends may call from 2-5, 7-10 P. M. at the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 where funeral will be held Friday morning at 8:15 and at St. Teresa's Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Mr. Quirk was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Teresa's Church and the Teachers Federation. 24126 RALABATE 1960, -Louis beloved V.
of 875 husband West of Laura (nee Ralabate); father of Frank A. and Joseph A. Ralabate and Mrs. John (Jane) Capitano; son of the late Frank and Giovanina Ralabate: brother of the late Frank Ralabate, Mrs. Laura Greco and Joseph Ralabate; also survived by six grandchildren and one great-arandchild.
Friends may call from 11 A. M. 10 10 P. M. at the Mario Barone FUneral Home, 152 Albany at Plym.
outh, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:45. and from Our Lady of Loretto Church 11:30. Deceased was a member of the Conarega 5.5. del Soccorso Society, the Brotherhood of Columbus, the Holy Name So ciety of Our Lady of Loretto Church and the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. 25127 RASP-Alfred H. John Rasp Sr. of 68 Century West Seneca, N.
May 24, 1960, husband of Sarah Eleanor Anderson Rasp; father of Alfred H. Rasp brother of Amanda Rasp, Mrs. Garnet Riddell, and the late Mrs. Agnes Bauer and Olga Rasp. Funeral from Loomis, Offers Loomis Inc.
Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Christ Evangelical Reformed Church; Charles W. Cushman Lodge No. 879, F. A.
West Seneca Senior Citizens and Grain Elevator Employes, Local No. 1285. Masonic services Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock af 1820 Seneca St. Instead flowers the family would prefer that Cancer donations Society, be made to the American -Marianna Cassiol, May 24, 1960, of 174 Freund beloved wife of R. the late (Rita) Joseph; Granda, mother of Mrs.
Edward sister of Carlo Cassiol, Norma Mrs. Reginato: (Louisa) Romani, Anna of Castel Franco, Italy, and the late Cassiol and Maria Buononici: grandmother of Jr. Deborah, Friends Michele may call and Edward, Amigone be held near Saturday Bailey, where morning funeral Funeral Home 1250 East Delavan will at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Mrs.
o'clock and from St. Gerard's Church verance Mutual Aid Society Auxiliary. Reginato was a member of the Perse25127 RUST -Katherine (nee Hutch), of 352 24, Hewitt 1960, beloved suddenly wife in Buffalo, of Elmer May Rust; mother of Mrs. James (Mary Catherine) Schmand and Edmund Rust; grandmother of seven grand: children; sister of Thomas Hutch, Mrs. Loretta Kennedy, Mrs.
Margaret Goodemote, Mrs. Mary A. Hess and late George Hutch, Mrs. Julia Snyder, Mrs. Anna Bowe, Michael, James and William Hutch and John T.
Murphy. Friends may call at the ily residence, 352 Hewitt where at funeral 9:30 and will be from held Saturday morning the Immaculate Heart of invited. Mary Mrs. Church Rust at 10 was a o'clock. member Friends the Ladies Sodality of St.
James Church, the Ladies of Charity and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Infernational Shipmasters Association. 25127 RUTTER-Della 23, 1960, of (Delia) 416 Mack Rutter, May Parkside formerly of Minnesota wife of the late Harry A. Rutter; sister of Mrs. Martha Henshaw. Graveside services will be held at Forest Lawn Cemetery Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
SEITZ-Mary 62 S. Henrich Seitz, May 24, 1960, of Oxford beloved wife of Jacob F. Seitz; mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson; Miller and grandmother the late of Bruce Mrs. Marion ler: great-grandmother of Deborah D.
Miller: sister of the late Mrs. Stanley, Louise, John, William, Edward, Frederick from and the Louis Carlton Henrich. Funeral services A. Funeral home 3272 Bailey Ave, Friday afternoon at o'clock. are invited.
Mrs. Seitz was a Friends of Lutheran the Women's Church. Society Family of will Holy be Trinity ent from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. Gifts in memory of Mrs.
Seitz to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will be appreciated. Beiderer, May 26, 1960, of 25 N. Hanwell wife Dr. of off the Transit Michael De: pew, late Singer; mother of Mary, Helen, Anthony, Emil, Charles, Mrs. John (Anna) Jenkin, Robert and Loretta Singer; vived by 8 grandchildren; sister of Mrs.
Frances Spanitz and several in many. Friends may call a Leo Saver Family Funeral will Home be present 1933 2-5 Kensington and Ave. P. M. Funeral Monday 9:15, Requiem Mass Bowmansville at Sacred at 10 Heart A.
of M. Jesus Church, SMITH -Rose May 23, 1960, of 367 Maryland St. friend of Mrs. Anita Ericson. Friends may call at the George W.
Denneville Funeral 366 Ontario at Laird where at services o'clock. will be held Friends Friday invited. afternoon Smith was a member of St. Luke's United Church of Christ 25126 STASZAK-Leocadia Lee (nee Koronowska), of 1708 Clinton St. May 24, 1960, beloved wife of Casimer: devoted mother of Richard-Mary, Mrs.
Delores: Edward Markielowski; grandmother of six grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Anna Kaznowski; Louis-Anna and Koronowski Izydor and the late Chester Herman Steiner; sister-in-law of Constance Koronowski and Rose Steiner. Funeral Friday at 9:30 from Sittniewski Funeral Home, 154 Weimar. Services at 10 A. M.
from St. Casimir's Church. Interment at St. Stanislaus Cemetery. 25126 STAUFENBIEL-Edward May 25, 1960, 274 Riverside husband of Florence May and Bennett; father of Mrs.
Carl Thomas the late Edward William; brother of Frederick of Los Angeles, Mrs. Amelia Breton, Jackson, Mrs. Mary Violet Sommers, Mrs. Grace Mrs. Schloerb, and Alice Jackson; grandfather of 3 grandchildren.
Friends may call at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, 366 Ontario St. at Laird Ave. where services will be held Saturday afternoon 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.
The family will be Staufenbiel present from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Mr. was a member of Ismalia Temple Buffalo Consistory, Grand Island whose Lodge auspices No. 1138 Memorial services under be conducted Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 26127 STEELE-John L.
Steele, May 26, 1960, brother of George Clara H. and the late Dr. Walter C. Steele; son of the late John L. and Catherine B.
Steele. Funeral from the family residence, 69 Niagara Falls Blvd. (near Main o'clock and on Saturday morning from St. Joseph's Church Friends (University Heights) invited at 9 o'clock. are to attend.
Mr. Steele was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church and the Brotherhood of Railroad Steamship Clerks No. 919. 26127 STEVENS Lucille Whalen, of East Aurora, N.
May 26, 1960, wife of Robert mother of Leslie sister of John Whalen, Mrs. Loren Kaiser, Mrs. Barnett. Rudy The Meyer family and Mrs. Max will be present at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora from 3-5 and 7-9 P.
M. Funeral Saturday at 2 to P. M. Memorial gifts may be the Baptist Church Memorial Fund. 26127 -Mary E.
(nee Russ), May 24, 1960, of 469 Main Ebenezer, N. wife of the late John L. Stumpf; mother of John Mrs. John J. Geary, Thomas J.
and Mrs. Robert Merzig. Friends may call at the Thomas H. McCarthy Funeral Home, 1975 Seneca where funeral will be held Friday morning at 8:45 and from Queen of Heaven Church at 9:30. 24126 STURM-Suddenly, May 24, 1960, of Holland, N.
G. Sturm Frances Sturm, Main wife of Arthur of 41 Holland, N. sister of Mrs. Genevieve Lefort of Strykersville, N. Thompson of Holland, N.
Thompson Eden, N. Mrs. Mary Smith of Strykersville, Sister Marie Louise of Williamsville, N. son. and Friends the late W.
Augustus Thompmay call at W. C. nam Funeral Home, Holland, N. where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
25126 of 57 Euclid Kenmore, N. May 23, 1960, loved husband of Sabina (nee Nikiel); father of Edward F. Swierczynski, Chester J. and Eugene C. Swier, Mrs.
Lorraine Penksa: father-in-law of Stefania Swierczynski, Donnalynn and Helen Swier and Anthony Penksa; also survived by ten grandchildren. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont Friday morning at 9:45 and from St. Paul's Church at 10:15 o'clock.
Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. 24126 -Stanley, May 24, 1960. of 183 Seneca Lancaster, N. beloved husband of Stella (nee Czarnecki); father of Daniel, Joan, Catherine; father-in-law of Eleanore (Smith), Richard Kempisty and Eugene Smith; survived by eight grandchildren; son of Katherine (nee Krawczyk) and the late Jaroslaus: brother of Mrs.
Edward Wasielewski, Walter, Mrs. Walter Bonarowski, Mrs. Stanley Wolan and Mrs. Florian lecki; son-in-law of Mrs. Eva Szarnecki and the late Joseph Szarnecki.
Funeral Saturday morning from the Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 83 Burlington Depew, N. at 9:30 and at SS. Peter Paul Church at 10 o'clock. Interment, St.
Augustine Cemetery, East Lancaster, N. Y. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society. Members will meet at 6:45 Friday evening at the chapel.
25126 TABRAHAM-Delia at Hamburg, N. May 26, 1960, wife of Gordon W. Tabraham; mother of George L. and William daughter of Lovina Lester; sister of Mrs. Lexie Zwickey, both of Michigan.
Funeral from W. L. Froehley Funeral Home 84 Lake Hamburg. Services to be announced at a later date. TOMASSINI-Lucia Tomassini, of 515 Swan Buffalo, N.
May 24, 1960, wife of Nazzarino Tomassini; mother of Louis Tomassini of Ogdensburg, N. grandmother of Lucille Tomassini of Ogdensburg, N. Y. Friends received at the Castiglia Mortuary, 873 Abbott Rd. (near Ramona), from 11 A.
M. to 10 P. where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. 24126 TURNER died May 24, 1960, of 221 Wellington Town of Tonawanda, wife of William F.
Turner: mother of Betty J. Turner: sister of Cora K. Ernst. Friends may call at the G. E.
Pritchard Funeral Home, 950 Englewood, from 2-4 and 7.9 dav, where funeral service will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 25126 ULRICH Nina Burns Ulrich, May 23, 1960, of 49 Heath wife of the late George A. Ulrich; sister of Mrs. Howard B. Westcott.
Clarence and Robert Burns. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey where services will be held on Friday at 9:15 A. M.
and at St. Joseph's Church, Main at 10. 24126 WONDOLOWSKI (Wendell -Paul, May 24, 1960, of 79 Sobieski, beloved husband of the late Michaline (nee Szubowski); father of Stanley, Mrs. John (Virginia) Sam mon. Theodore, Carl, Mrs.
Louis (Cecelia) De Rinzo, Matilda and Harry. Funeral Friday at 8:30 A. M. from the KAZ. Urban Funeral Home, 188 Clark St.
and in Corpus Christi Church at A. M. Burial in st. Stanislaus Ceme tery. 2.5126 Mrs.
William C. Fix Dies; 7th District Republican Leader Mrs. Florence Grothe Euller Fix, 63, the Republican state committeewoman from the Seventh Assembly District, and active in area politics for two decades, today (May 26, 1960) in Mercy Hospital. She had been a state committeewoman for 16 years and recently had endorsed for another two-year term. She was on the Erie County Republican Committees and was its from 1933 to 1944.
Mrs. Fix was secretary to the Erie County Planning Board for the past eight years and prior to that served in Surrogate's Court. She was a member of Twentieth Century Club, the West Seneca Republican Club, the Past Presidents' Republican Women's Club and the Martha Washington Republican Club. Lived in West Seneca She also was a member of Olive Chapter 325, OES; the Erie County Competitive Civil Service Employes Association and the auxiliary of Troop I Post 655. American Legion.
She was state committeewoman from the Eighth Assembly District from 1944 to 1947 when she was elected in the Seventh Assembly District. Mrs. Fix lived at 118 Wildwood West Seneca, with her husband, William C. Fix, a court officer serving with County Judge William Regan. Daughter Also Survives Mrs.
Fix had been in Mercy Hospital since February. Mr. Fix, chairman of the West Seneca Board of Zoning Appeals, had presided at a hearing Wednesday evening. He had told his associates Mrs. Fix had planned to leave the hospital today.
Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ardeth Witzleben of West Seneca; two grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Frank Pagel, Mrs. Eva McGilton and Mrs. Albert Bray, and two brothers, William and George Euller.
The Rev. John W. Roberts pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, will conduct the funeral at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the William J. Yox Sons Funeral Home, 2390 Seneca Buffalo. Morris Cohen Morris Cohen, president of the United Mens Clothing 3082 Bailey Ave.
since 1929, died today (May 26, 1960) in his home at 686 Colvin Kenmore, after a short illness. He was 65. Born in New York City, he came to Buffalo when he was about 15. He founded the Clothing store on Genesee near Michigan, then in 1929 founded United Mens Clothing and moved to the present address. He was a member of Perseverance Lodge 948, Ismailia Temple, Buffalo Consistory, and the Kensington Businessmens Association.
He was a past president and treasurer of Temple Beth David-Ner Israel, and was active in a number of Jewish Charities. Surviving are his wife, the former Alice Kahn; a son, Marvin two daughters, Mrs. Nathan P. Segel of Detroit and Lucile, and a sister, Mrs. George Kahn.
Funeral services will be held in Temple Beth David-Ner Israel, 500 Starin tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Beth David Cemetery, Pine Hill. Joseph Macey Buffalo Evening News Bureau NIAGARA FALLS, May 26-A High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated tomorrow at 10 o'clock for Engineman Joseph Macey, a Niagara Falls sailor was fatally injured in a New London, auto accident. The Mass will follow prayers at 9:15 o'clock in the Tubinis Chapel. Military honors will be Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST.
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DELAVAN HU. 0141 Near Bailey Avenue accorded by Naval Reservists in Youngstown. Engineman Macey had served in the Navy since 1940. He is survived by a daughter, Joyce of Miami, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Spangel, Niagara Falls; a brother, Edward, and his sisters, Mrs. Robert Bradt and Mrs. Howard Hitchco*ck, Niagara Falls. Roy McKennitt MRS. WILLIAM C.
FIX Buffalo Evening News Bureau NIAGARA FALLS, May 26- Roy McKennitt, 59, of 510 Sixth an auto salesman here more than 30 years, died Wednesday evening in his home following a lengthy illness. Mr. McKennitt, a resident here for 35 years, is survived by his wife, Jean. Saro Melikan SAN FRANCISCO, May 26 (AP) -An Armenian who avenged the World War I massacre of 600,000 of his countrymen by assassinating the former prime minister of Turkey in 1921 died Monday. Saro Melikian, 64, born Soghom*on Tehlirian in Turkish Armenia, vowed revenge against Talaat Pasha for the slaughter and deportation of his people.
He caught up with the ex prime minister. on a Berlin street in 1921 and killed him with one revolver shot. The avenger turned himself in to the police and, after a trial that attracted international attention, was acquitted. He changed his name and became a teacher in Europe and Morocco, coming to this country in 1956. Admiral David Worth Bagley SAN DIEGO, May 26 (P)-Vice Admiral David Worth Bagley, 77, (ret.) died Tuesday.
He served in both world wars, holding a variety of commands. He retired in 1946. State University Entrance Tests Set Admissions examinations for applicants to all State University-operated colleges except Harpur College and the medical colleges will be conducted July 9 at the State University College of Education at Buffalo. The tests also will be given that day in Western New York at Colleges of Education at Fredonia and Geneseo and at the Alfred Agricultural Technical Institute. Applications may be obtained from the college of choice and must be postmarked not later than June 20.
Revocations and Suspensions Kenneth J. Jackett, 167 Washburn. Morris J. Landers, 1174 Chestnut Ridge. JUNIOR OPERATOR LICENSES VIOLATIONS Speeding Buffalo Evening News Bureau ALBANY, May 26-A list of driver license and motor vehicle registration revocations and suspensions during the first half of May contained 41 Western New Yorkers according to a Motor Vehicle Bureau tabulation.
They are: REVOCATIONS Driving While Intoxicated Theodore Cassatt, 48 William, Tonawanda. Harold McKay Scott, Stafford, N. Y. Dale E. Cramer, 368 Summit, North Tonawanda.
Leonard P. Longano, 74 Cleveland, Ronald L. Sanford, 104 Jackson, Lockport. Harold D. Aitchison, 443 Fourth, Niagara Falls.
Leaving Scene of Accident Joseph Casey, 200 Main, Salamanca. Third (Speeding) Violation In 18 Months Arthur M. Blake, 231 Indiana, Olean. William George Phillips, 119 Mill, West Seneca, Re-Examination Failure Thomas Sweat, 54 Jackson, Batavia False Statement William B. Nolan, RD 1, Stockton.
Driving Without Insurance Letha N. D'Angelo, 30 Dollinger. Persistent Violations John Albert Clark, 57 Longfellow, Tonawanda. Jack Lee Hurd Jr. RFD 3.
Wellsville. Vincent R. Valone, 623 Washington, Dunkirk. Stephen A. Spry, 93 Charleston, Kenmore.
SUSPENSIONS For bail forfeiture on charges of driving while intoxicated and pending submission 10 the purisdictions court: Earl E. Carlstrom, RD 2, Riverside. Michael J. Nelson, 119 Pearl, Frewsburg. Robert Carroll Cooper, 17 Main, Box 22, Newfane.
Reckless Driving John F. McConnell, 203 8th, Little Alan H. McClure, 6065 Corwin, Newfane. William F. Craddock, 60 Charles, Lockport.
Speeding Charles A. Kreger. 16 Maynard, ville (Learners Permit). Gerald J. Brunner, Town Line, Clarence.
William C. MacKlem, RD 2, Van Buren Bay, Dunkirk. Misuse Larry R. Johnston. Honeysett.
Mayville. Eric Douglas Wolfe, 35 Catharine, Tonawanda. David Joseph Fouchie, 1260 Town Line, Lancaster. Harrison J. Naurse, RD 1, Warsaw.
Jack W. Little, 43 Flora, Cheektowaga. Milton E. Detample, 144 Clearvale, Cheektowaga. Bruce D.
Brandon, 234 Connection, Williamsville. Tyron Aughtman, 575 Third, Niagara Falls. Alice G. Smith, Parker Ripley. important as life insurance Just as vital for the protection of your family is the purchase of a family plot at Forest Lawn.
Your wisdom will ease the burden for those left behind. Visit Forest Lawn, today! FOREST LAWN CEMETERY CREMATORY 1411 Delaware (at Delaven) Buffalo, Erie N. Linceln 1600 Economical burial space can be purchased for as low as $60.00. Daily News Summary BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. May Frank J.
Walsh, 277 Babco*ck 15 John W. Tompkins, Tonawanda 16 Herman H. Stafflinger, Cheektowaga 16 Donald Schwab, 79 Peach 15 Arthur Schrimmel, West Seneca Armand Robitaille, West Seneca 17 Richard A. Reed. Alden 16 John J.
Reddington, 41 Mumford Hugh P. Quinn Blasdell 15 Paul Poleon, 332 W. Delavan 16 Owen Robert Herbert F. Murray, Metsch, Ohler, Tonawanda Clarence 13 213 Langfield Kenneth A. Lynch, 460 14th 16 Henry Lewandowski, Orchard Park 16 Richard A.
Koerner, West Seneca 16. Henry R. Jaskier, 102 Sweet 15 Eugene Jacob, 56 Hagen Kenneth Havens, East Aurora 16 Joseph Drzazga, 1214 Seneca Stanley J. Dobiesz, Sloan 14 Milburne J. Claycomb, 62 Grape 16 James Brooks, East Aurora A.
Gordon Bond, Amherst Jack A. Barcelona, Cheektowaga 16 GIRLS were born to Mr. Norman Wison, 40 Martha 16 Jack Turner, 486 Spring James I. Stoll, Williamsville Keith J. Stocum, 73 Elk 16 Donald Leonard J.
M. Russ, Siwinski, 39 Lombard 16 Howard A. Russell, Cheektowaga 15 16 82 Armin Alvin Rhoads, Blasdell George Moritz, Elma 15 John McFall, Kenmore Casey Krzes, Tonawanda 17 Harris M. Kenner, Cheektowaga 16 William A. Himmler, Tonawanda 16 Donald Dysert, 128 Stevens Andrew Diakun, Tonawanda Joseph A.
DeVincentis, 126 Goethe 16 Gerard F. Daumen, Tonawanda 16 Thaddeus Cych, Cheektowaga 15 Leon E. Bernier, 56 Goethe 16 Richard A. Baca, 25 Thomas 15 William Abbotts, Lackawanna 16 TWIN GIRLS were born to Mr. Robert W.
Eldridge, Marilla 15 MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM. May 25) Russell Cicero, 529 Fargo--Elaine Kovall, 308 Fargo. Val Kenneth Christ, E. Wolfer, Cheektowaga--Joan 319 B-Langfield. Melvin E.
Kazmierczak, Depew Lucy David Newman, Weisenberg, 106 Forest Strauss. Hills Susan Stillerman, Flushing. Michael J. Reiner, 222 High Anna Krollius, 72 Days Park. Robert M.
Human, 158 Mulberry Barbara A. Mills, Cheektowaga. Frank A. Klepp, 36. Hoffman Mary Bernard A.
Carlson, 228 Thompson. Wagner, 98 Loyal Janice L. Starr, 233 Herkimer. Leon Toporczyk, 401 Willett Alice Mikowski, 375 Leroy. Daniel Kaminski, 104 Schutrum Rita Owsian, 171.
Goodyear. Raymond Milholland, 378 Humboldt Jane Hettrick, Wyoming. Ronald lene M. B. Lougrey, Edmonds, Cheektowaga-DarJ.
Adam C. Demske, Mathien, 246 200 Parkridge. Roebling-Dorothy 389 Herman. Donald Beverly Frank Ann Freier, Galmbacher, 31 Camp 38 Glendale. Richard L.
Sinaguglia, 313 Auburn-Diana J. White, 101 Highgate. Charles Joan A. L. Sterling 455 MinnesotaSchwelle.
659 Norfolk. Chalmers Geraldine Cunningham, Fitzgerald, 233 ShermanDonald" Campbell, 172 220 Courtland-Cather- Watson. ine M. Donato, 82 Hazelwood. Michael Delgato, 36 E.
Morris--Carol L. Zankl, 45 A Robert Eckl, A. Kelchlin, 204 Ideal -Beverly C. 126 Robert Cave, P. Holstein, Snyder- -Jeanette Williamsville.
Edward Kamien, Lancaster Annette Wilhelm, 1836 Main. Richard Teete, Rochester Marshelle Wood, Schenectady. Allan D. Lesser, 180 Massachusetts Rita L. Kasprzyk, 104 Grote.
James J. Glavey, 274 Choate Ann M. Fitzsimmons, 48 Woodside. Gordon Allen Bowman, 202 Schuele Frances Angelo, 136 Culver. John William Barnes, Chicago Carol Jacobs, W.
Seneca, James Bass, 844 South Park Judith Lawton, 66 Crystal. ACCIDENTS and disorderly conduct. BURGLARIES Francis Krysiak, 4, of 1832 Seneca, struck in Pomona near Seneca about 5 PM Wednesday: head injury, mutliple cuts; Children's Hospital. Driver, Miss Stella Tabak, 26, of 2170 Southwestern, Orchard Park. Two policemen were injured in a police car -station wagon collision at Genesee and Morimer 3:05 AM today, Detective Sgt.
John W. Sammon, 51, of 182 Kennison, Hamburg, back injury and Detective Robert J. Goodwin, 43, of 802 Stevenson, driver, injured right shoulder and neck, both taken to Emegency Hospital. Arthur Schwartz of 37 Pine Ridge Cheektowaga, reported driver and Charles C. Stoos, of 20 Airview, Depew, owner of station wagon, both issued summonses involving drivwithout an operator's license.
David Bauld, 21, of 1561 E. Delavan, a third passenger, was arrested on charges of Broadway Market stall of Chester's Fruit Vegetable Market; owner, Chester Wierzbicki; $1 worth of melons taken; front door lock forced about 9:20 PM Wednesday. Suspect arrested. 369 Niagara, Frontier Liquor nothing taken; second-floor wooden bars forced. Two youths arrested inside.
133 Jefferson, Guido Perugini's barber shop; front door jimmied between 8:30 9:45 PM Wednesday; 2 hair clippers valued at $94 2 boxes of chocolate bars worth $2. Blackwell slip near Ohio, dunnage room lock S. Calumet entered by slipping Tuesday night; missing are 10 canvass tarps valued at $130 each. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Wednesday: 3:06 PM-191 Clinton, rubbish. Squad 3 to 760 Main; Sister Alphonsus, 70, of 6380 Main, Town of Amherst, ill, taken to Sisters' Hospital.
Squad 3 to 229 Sycamore: Ander Dennis, 37, ill taken to Emergency Hospital. Culver, false. Squad 1 to Court Staats; Firefighter John Donahue 24, of 155 LaSalle, attached to High Pressure Co. 1, suffered puncture right leg wound left leg cut when caught and flipped over electric winch, taken to Columbus Hospital. Squad 4 to 300 May; Edward McCauley, 46, dead.
Plymouth, unnecessary. Squad 3 to 409 Bristol; Mrs. Helen Nagel, 43, ill, taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital. Congress, false. Squad 7 to 274 Riverside; Edward Stanfenbied, 64, dead, Squad 1 to 490 Perry: Innatius Benik, 65, ill, left in doctor's care.
Michigan, rubbish. Squad 5 to 67 Herkimer: Michelle Hanson, 3, ill, taken to Chil-1 dren's Hospital. Huron, rubbish, no damage. Today 1:05 AM--Rescue Squad 4 10 42 Shepard: Matthew Krowl, 40, ill, taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital. 1:05 Rescue Squad 5 to 217 Elmwood; Mrs.
Helen Flesher, 65, dead. 2:36 Peter Rescue Flood, Squad to 314 Minnesota: J. 69, 111, taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital. 7th, auto seat, $100 damage, careless smoking; owner, Ross Marcinca, 326 15th. Northampton, Libby Glass, defective sprinkler, no damage, Division and Elm, auto, owne er, Walter Johnson, 174 S.
Elmwood. caused by careless smoking, $100 dame age squad 3 to 687 Broadway, unte necessary. Sandrock, rubbish. Division and Hickory, une necessary. TRAFFIC COURT Judge Casimer T.
Partyka Speeding FIX -Florence Grothe Euller Fix, May 25, 1960, of 118 Wildwood West Seneca, N. beloved wife of William C. Fix; mother of Ardith G. Witzleben; grandmother of Thomas W. and Sally E.
Witzleben; sister of Mrs. Frank Pagel, Eva McGilton, William, George, Mrs. Albert Bray of Elma, N. and the late Frank and Louis Euller. Funeral from the Chapel" of the Wm.
J. Yox Sons Funeral Home, 2390-94 Seneca Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. Donations may be made to the Heart Fund or a favorite charity if desired. Deceased was a member of Olive Chapter No.
325, O.E,S., Martha Washington Republican Club, West Seneca Republican Club, the Republican Business Professional Women of Erie County, Past Presidents Republican Women's Club, Twentieth Century Republican Women, Erie County Competitive Civil Service Employes tion and the Auxiliary of Troop American Legion Unit No. 665. 26f17 FORMANOWICZ Rosemarie, May 25, 1960, of 598 Chestnut Conneauf, beloved wife of Francis Formanowicz and mother of Mrs. Thomas Faso; grandmother of Thomas Faso Jr. Funeral will be held from the Andrew Smith Funeral Home, 2293 Delaware Saturday morning at 9:30 and from Holy Spirit Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Family will be present 3-5 and 7-10. 25127 FRONCZEK -Mary Gajewska, of 179 ter Lackawanna, N. May 23, 1960, beloved wife of the late Stanley Fronczek; mother of Mrs. Walter (Viola) Antecki and Mrs.
Ted (Loretta) Plandowski, Mrs. Henry (Jenny) Abram, Joseph and the late Stanley and Edward; also survived by ten grandchildren. Funeral Friday morning at 9:30 and from the Kaczor Funeral Home, 505 Ridge Lackawanna, and at St. Barbara's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited.
24126 B. Enser Gaupp, May 25, 1960, wife of the late Emil C. Gaupp; sister of Mrs. Harry J. Adelaide Deters, Mrs.
Henry M. (Irene) Sattler, George J. Enser, and the late Peter G. Enser, Mrs. August (Estelle) Groth, Mrs.
Eugenie C. Eberl and Mrs. Thomas (Genevieve) M. Clinton. Friends received 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. at the Reger Funeral Home, 3135 Main St. at Highgate, where funeral will be held Saturday at 8:30 A. M. and at St.
Benedict's Church at o'clock. Mrs. Gaupp was a member of the Rosary Altar Society of St. Benedict's Church. 25127 GOERGEN Anna H.
Holzer, May 23, 1960 of 360 Darwin Snyder, beloved wife of Henry Goergen; mother of James H. of DeWitt, N. and the late John H. Goergen: grandmother of John H. Goergen; sister of Andrew, John of San Diego, Otto and the late Joseph; aunt of Arlene and Betty Holzer and Sister Mary Conrad, Order of Blessed Sacrament: sister-in-law of John Goergen.
Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home Inc.r 1933 Kensington Ave. Funeral Friday at 8:15 A. M.
Requiem Mass at St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church at 9 A. M. Deceased was a member of Altar Rosary Society, Ladies of Charity, Bishop's Committee and the Gray Ladies. 25126 GRAFF-William of 609 95th Niagara Falls, N.
May 23, 1960, husband of Frieda Schlicht; father of William Moore and Mrs. J. W. (Joyce) Inlow; brother of Mrs. John France, Mrs.
William Braun; also survived by four grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Sieck Mast where Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington funeral services will be held Friday at 1 P. M. Friends invited. 25126 HEALY-May 23, 1960, Anna of 55 Belvedere daughter of the late Michael M.
and Mary Clark Healy; sister of Mrs. Rose Size, the late Mrs. 0. E. Jones, Mrs.
Agnes O'Connor, Mrs. Charles, Cora Addie, Frank, William, George, Shirm, Flora M. and Henry Healy. Funeral from the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca Friday morning at 8:45 and at St.
Thomas Aquinas Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Miss Healy was a member of Rosary-Altar Society of St. Thomas Aquinas Church and the L. A.
B. of R. T. No. 335.
23126 HERRLE-Frank P. Herrle, May 24, 1960, of 54 Pierport Williamsville, beloved husband of Anna Nystrom father of Mrs. Richard (Dorothy) Burau; also survived by 3 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Julia Whissel. Funeral service from Carlton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Ave. Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends are invited. Family will be present from 2-5, 7-10 o'clock. 25126 HOFELICH F.
suddenly, 1960, of 105 Danebrock Amherst, beloved son of Christopher F. and Mildred H. Pufpaff Hofelich; brother of Christine Gregory C. and Douglas grandson of Anna and the call late at Harry C. Pufpaff.
Friends may the Leo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave. Family will be present 2-5, 7-10 P.M. Funeral Friday at 9:15 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Benedict's Church at 10 A.
M. Deceased was a member of the Junior Holy Name Society of St. Benedict's Church. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. 24126 HORN-Fred Horn, May 25, 1960, of 28 Woodside East Aurora, N.
husband father of the late Anna Jennings Horn; of Mrs. John McAuley, of Florence and Myrtle Horn: grandfather Robert A. McAuley; brother of Viola and George Horn and the late John and William Horn, Mrs. Freda Bietner, Mrs. Anna Jutze.
Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary, 914 Abbott Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Lackawanna Lodge No. 887, F. A.
M. Masonic memorial services at the mortuary Friday evening at 8 o'clock 25127 JOHLER-Barbara A. Nowacek, of 3 Briarwood West Seneca, N. May 24, 1960, wife of the late Peter: aunt of Mrs. John (Anna) Schalk, Mrs.
Joseph (Evelyn) Domnissey, Mrs. Jack (Anna) Bartle, John, Albert and Viktor Reinhardt. The family will receive friends trom 2-4 and 7-10 in the West Seneca Sieck Mast Funeral Home, 250 Orchard Park where funeral service will be held Friday at 9 and from St. Bonaventure's Church at 9:30. Friends invited.
25126 KELLY-Mary Frances, May 23, 1960, of 011 Vincent Lackawanna, wife of the late James F. Kelly; beloved mother of Mrs. F. J. McFarland of Elmira, N.
James F. of Chicago, John T. of Batavia, Mrs. Irene Johnson, Mrs. Mary Murphy of Buffalo, Harry J.
and Howard C. of Corning, N. also survived by 14 grandchildren and 33 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Charles Home, 1038 Abbott Friday morning at 9:30 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 10. Mrs.
Kelly was a member of the Rosary Altar Society of 0. L. V. and the American Legion Auxiliary, South Butfalo Post No. 721.
24126 KIMMITH -Anna nee Johnson, of 115 Thompson St. Buffalo, N. May 24, 1960, wife of the late Harold Kimmith: mother of Norman Mrs. Donald Folsom, and Lee Kimmitty also survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home, Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Friday morning at 8:15 and from St.
Francis Xavier Church 9:15. Interment in Skinnerville Ceretery. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. 25126 $60 (2 offenses)-Marion F.
Jagielo, 21, 94 Pulaski. $35-Kenneth E. Curran, 34, 49 Sunset, Angola. $30-Samuel Lion, 55, 11 days. $25 James Bockelman, 38, 4184 Seneca; Cecil, W.
Smith, 35, Bremen; A. Schiavone, 34, 70 Errington, Orchard Park, Robert G. Austin 17, 2 Wyandotte. $20, License revoked -Michael P. Cirino.
25, 397 Davey. $20-Norman J. Klaus, 48, Southwestern Hamburg; Russell Cairone, 40, 26, 226 168 Breckenridge: Frances Colangelo, Tremaine, Kenmore; Thomas L. Kam, 19, 91 E. Center, West Seneca; Ruth D.
Stanton, 45, 116 Sage. $20-Lavern J. Yax, 40, 50 Lorfield. der; Joseph Marguccio, 475 Busti; Clinton G. Dumjohn, 44, 41 Duerstein; Dominic A.
Genco, 31, 111 West; Anthony DiGiore, 20, 508 Cenuter, West Seneca. $20- -Joan Walesczak, 29, Lakeview Blasdell; Catherine M. Moore, 30, 874 7th; Bilbo Camabon, 45, 674 Sycamore; Helen Klein, 52, 1060 Harlem, towaga. $15-Howard Remson, 28, 16 Linden, Town of Tonawanda: Emilio Puricelli, 56 Proctor; Jeanne Hitchco*ck, 43, 329 Berryman, Snyder; Florian Brzozowski, 26, 290 Peckham; Edward F. Van Curan, $15-Joseph 3, 332 Alaimo, Ellen, 43 Cheektowaga.
Virginia; Mene Jessie B. Bland, 4, 59 Timon; Irene ceslaus J. Lonski, 319 Paderewski; Gesegnet, 43, 5335 E. River, Grand Island; Lucy A. Spampata, 47, 103 Hartwell.
$15-Chester R. Maichrzak, 29, 1325 Walden; Marie Day, 45, 26 Tulane, Kenmore; Donald Schilling, 16, 413 Leroy; Henry Wilanowski, 49, 53 Baitz; Arthur W. Harris, 104 Coronation, herst. $15-Jack Okun, 50, 397 Allenhurst, gertsville; James L. Lalle, 56, 35 dale, Hamburg: Edward Woinowicz, 39, 225.
Harrison, Blasdell; Mollie R. CzOpinski, 425 Crescent; Harry W. Wallace, 54, 102 Chamberlin. $15-Paul L. Hassenlopp, 108 Westfield, Eggertsville; D.
Jeannette Patelunas, 35, 226 Stilwell. Hamburg; Arthur L. Haskins, 30, 14 Diane, Cheektowaga; Edwin M. Koscielniak, 27, 42 Peoria: Raymond Wopperer, 36, 50 Grant, Snyder. $15-Raymond Simmons, 28, maine, Kenmore; Joseph A.
Benzinger T. 35, 47 Randall, Hamburg; William Kongesor, 29, Parker Hamburg: Nancy McCarthy, 39, 49 Paul: Elisha Hayes, 30, 413 Sycamore; Rita M. Fisher, 42, 2878 Elmwood, Kenmore. No License $50-Richard B. Michalak, 30, 129 Guil.
ford; Anthony Schmier, 40, 10 Owahn. No Glasses $10-Louis Young, 23, 321 Purdy. Red Light $10-Anna Jurka, 43, 989 Borden, Depew; Joseph J. Rizzuto, 42,: 111 Parkside Court; Rita Mose, 41, 361 E. Utica.
Insufficient Lights $10-Ignazib Lo Presti, 27, 219 Woodgate. Tonawanda, Breaking Into Procession $10-Freeman Boone, 30, 79 Sherman. No Inspection Sticker $10-James Ingram, 83 Madison. Missing Plate $10-Arthur E. Barry 22, 151 Montrose; Leo Rogers, 63, 334 14th.
Unreported Address Change $5-Nicholas Bona, 28, 32 Mang, Kenmore. Illegal Parking $35-Freeman Boone, 79 Sherman. $10-Lawrence Ingram, 264 Cedar. $5-Philip Strauss, 105 Shoshone. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankrupicy petitions in Federal Court Wednesday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Albert W.
Brown, 90 Oliver, Lockport, laborer, $6857.87, $150. Peter J. Molinaro, 5236 Broadway, Lancaster, restaurant and tavern owner (The 191h Hole), $35,161.75, $22,2.50. John K. Signer, 97 Schwealer, Town of Grand Island, order sales supervisor, $20,505.08, $2000.
Francis C. Eller, 25 Janice, Apt. 25, fencer erector. $4515.64, $550. Florence Spalitabaka, 1208 Genesee, bus operator, $6281.18, $800.
PATENTS Buffalo Evening News Bureau WASHINGTON, May 26-Patents sued to Buffalo-area applicants day included: Henry T. Wilton, assignor to can Optical Co. microfilm proiector. Norman Oetinger, assignor 10 Owen K. Murphy, upholstered massage furniture.
Robert B. Odden, assignor to International Telephone Telegraph electronic distance-measuring device. Theodore R. Fink, Buffalo, and Francois X. Demers Amherst, assignors to Allied Chemical process for purification of Edward L.
Morehouse, Snyder, assignor to Union Carbide dithiocarbamylcontaining silicon compounds. Ralph W. Crawford, East Aurora, signor to Bowser Inc.r filter and vacuum dehydrator. Trade-Mark Applicants Yuba Consolidated Industries for pipeline expansion joints. Rigidized Metals for em: bossed ferrous and non-ferrous metal sheets.
Louis E. Holland KANSAS CITY, May 26 (P)- Louis E. Holland, 81, died Wednesday. He served at various times as president of the American Automobile Association, the National Better Business Bureau, the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, and the Smaller War Plants Corp. Co-defendant Is Key Witness As U.S.
Opens Dope Trial Moreton Accused of Hoping to Stay Out of Prison By Testifying Against 3 Men in 590-Count Case The Government today began attempting, to Buffalo that men pur- last chased smuggled heroin in violation of federal laws. To do SO it will heavily on the testimony of a co-defendant who earlier pleaded guilty. In his opening statement in Federal Court late Wednesday, Asst. U. S.
Atty. John H. Stenger said Albert Moreton 34, will be a key witness in the 590- count trial of Thomas Gelia 22, of 14th John Gateff, 31, of Elmwood and Carmelo Parisi, 34, of Fargo Ave. Herald P. Fahringer attorney for Gelia, told the jury that Moreton will testify "with the rattling of prison bars his ears" and will hope by his testimony for the Government to keep out of himself.
William D. O'Neill, counsel for Parisi, said he would show his client was in hospitals and other institutions much of last summer when he was accused of buying the heroin. Charles F. Crimi, attorney for Gateff, said that justice will demand an innocent verdict for his client. The 12-member jury and two alternatives were sworn Wednesday afternoon before Federal Judge John O.
Henderson after two days were used in selection. Jurors selected were: Frank Montileone, 141 Aldrich Raymond Rung. 104 Eiseman Kenmore; Evelyn C. Johnson. 691 Humboldt Salena Thompson, 35 Clio Victor J.
Ronkowski, 49 Pearce Snyder; Richard J. Milks, 20 Hamilton Snyder. Edward J. Walsh, 88 Covington West Seneca; Mrs. Mary Radick, 8 Beaumaris Samuel J.
Graham, 790 Reserve Jane G. Greenberger, 90 Hallam Daisy Leftwich, 53 Mecch, Delamere Erwin M. Williams- Cherville. Two alternates were selected: Melvin H. Miller, 25 Vincennes and Joseph Winslow, 24 Martin Lackawanna.
Moreton Requests Charges Be Dismissed Albert Moreton, 34, of an Irving Pl. address, who has been the star witness for the Government in a Federal Court narcotics case, Wednesday sought dismissal of a County Court inindictment charging him with the illegal possession of narcotics. Judge Burke I. Burke reserved decision on the dismissal motion presented by J. Edmund de Castro Moreton's assigned lawyer.
The defendant contends that he already has pleaded guilty Federal Court to a charge possessing narcotics on Sept. 1959, the same date alleged the County Court indictment. His attorney argued that he cannot be prosecuted on both charges. DRUG SUSPECT BAILED One of 17 federal narcotics suspects arrested Feb. 10 has been freed on $20,000 property bail.
Joseph Abbinanti. 37. of West is charged with 94 counts of buying heroin. His bail was provided by Samuel and Louise J. Adornetto, 382- 384 Plymouth $8200: Joseph Landico, Sisson North Collins, $2700, and Vincenza Capizzi, 893 7th $11,350..
