1 10 Section III Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Thursday, April 14, 1960 In Memoriam C2 BECKER-In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, John, who passed away three years ago, April 14, 1957. Gone but never forgotten By those who loved him best, Sadly missed by DAUGHTER GERTRUDE: BILL, GRANDCHILDREN SISTER IDA. BONDA-In loving memory of our dear mother, Vita, who passed away ten years ago today, April 14, 1950. Sadly missed by CHILDREN, BRAUEN--in loving memory of our dear father, Alfred. who passed away one year ago today, April 14, 1959.
We who love you As it dawns another year; will always remember The one we love so dear. Sadly missed by DAUGHTERS SONS. CARUSO--In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Louis, who passed away 11 years ago today, April 14, 1949. April comes with sad regret, It brings A day we shall never forget, Whatever else we may fail to do We shall never fail to remember you. WIFE CHILDREN.
EATON-In loving memory of my mom, Helen, who passed away three years April 14, 1957. today, Sadly missed, love JENNY. FIORELLA-in loving memory of daughter Jane who passed away 1 year ago today April 14, 1959. Loving memories never die, As years roll on and days pass by. In our hearts a memory is kept, Of one we loved and will never forget.
MOTHER FAMILY. GAETA-in loving memory of our dear mother, Lorenza, who passed away eight years ago, April 14, 1952, You are not forgotten Nor shall you ever be. As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. Sadly missed by CHILDREN. MALONEY -In memory of my mother, Mary Maloney, who passed away 12 years ago yesterday, April 13, 1948.
Missed by SON WILLIAM. MANGANO-In loving memory of my dear husband, Joseph who passed away two years ago today, April 14, 1958. The greatest gift God gave me, A husband so kind and true, No better could there ever be, Than the one that's gone, that's you. Sadly missed by WIFE LILLIAN. MANGANO- In loving memory of our dear father, Joseph, who passed away two vears ago today, April 114, 1958.
God blessed us with a wonderful father. His heart was kind and filled with love. To us he gave us lite, his love, his best, May God give him eternal rest. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER LENA, SON-IN-LAW VIC, AND GRANDCHILDREN. MANGANO-In loving memory of our dear father, Joseph who passed away two years ago today, April 14, 1958.
A tribute of love and remembrance To one we will never forget. His memory to us is a treasure, His loss a lifetime regret. YOUR SON MICHAEL AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW MARIE. MANGANO--In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, Joseph who passed away two years ago today, April 14, 1958. What would we give if we could say, Hello, pa, in the same old way.
To hear your voice see your smile. To sit with you and chat awhile. It's lonesome here without you, dad. And sad in every way, For life is not the same to Us, Since you were called away. Sadly missed by SON ANTHONY, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW MARY, AND GRANDCHILDREN.
SODARO--in loving memory of our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Augustine, who passed away 3 years ago today, April 14, 1957, His memory will never pass From us who remain. SISTER-IN-LAW MARY CARUSO CHILDREN. TUTKO-In laving memory of our. dear mother and grandmother, Anna M.
Tutko, who passed away 4 years ago today, April 14, 1956. A kindly heart was called away Just four sad years ago, Our hearts are saddened on this day Because we miss her so. Sadly missed by CHILDREN GRANDCHILDREN. WYLUPSKI-In loving memory of Anne Wylupski who passed away April 14, 1955, and Constantine Wylupski who passed away April 21, 1956. April comes with sad regrets, It brings day we will never forget.
NO words can say, no flowers repay How much we lost on that day. Some day, perhaps. we'll understand. When we meet again in that better land. DAUGHTER, SON-IN-LAW AND GRANDSON.
Cards nf Thanks -The family of the late wishes to thank the clergyman, doctors and nurses at Kenmore Mercy Hospital, relatives, friends and neighbors, for their thoughtfulness and kindness shown during her recent illness and our bereavement. THE BREITNAUER FAMILY. KNOX-Mrs. Richard C. Knox and his family wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their relafives and friends for the kindness shown during their bereavement.
SEDITA--The family of the late A. Sedita wishes to thank their many relatives and friends for the kindness and thoughtfulness shown them during their recent bereavement. THE RUSSELL SEDITA FAMILY. 13114 Deaths AH0-Herbert J. Aho, formerly of falo, suddenly, in Detroit, April 9.
1960, Foreign War Veteran: beloved husband of Peggy King Aho; stepfather of Shirley, Christine and Frances; brother of Harry Aho of Japan. Friends may call at the Perry Funeral Home, 5045 Trumbell, Detroit, until Friday, Burial from Ondriezik Funeral Home, Nanty Gio, Pa. 14115 ANGRIGNON-J. Paul, April 11, 1960, of 36 Remington husband of Doris Lippett Angrignon: father of Ronald P. and John B.
Angrignon; son of Mrs. James Dunn and the late Godfrey Angrignon; brother of Harry and John Angrignon and Mrs. Frederick Colnan. Friends may call at the Thomas H. McCarthy Funeral Home, 1975 Seneca where funeral will be held Friday morning at 9:30.
Blessing at St. Teresa's Church at 10 o'clock. Requiem Mass Monday at 9:00 M. at St. Teresa's Church.
Mr. Angrignon was a member of the Holy Name Society and P. T. C. of St.
Teresa's Church, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Local 668. 12114 BEUERLEIN- Frederick U. Beverlein, of 583 Breckenridge April 13, 1960, husband of Frances Maguire Beuerlein; father of Mrs. Craig B. McMillan of Rochester, Veronica A.
of Buffalo and James U. Beverlein of San Francisco, brother of Mrs. Howard Bryant and Mrs. William T. Larkin, both of Florida, Urban Beverlein of Ohio.
Funeral from the Warren B. Austin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Monday at 9:15 and from Nativity Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Family present from 3-5 and 7-10 P. M.
14116 BRYAN-April 13, 1960, Katherine E. Navagh Bryan of 71 Kingston wife of Thomas A. Bryan; sister of Mrs. John J. Patterson, John Thomas of West Palm Beach, Mrs.
Alfred A. Flach and the late Mrs. Ann M. Anderson. Funeral from the John E.
Courtney funeral Home, 1869 Seneca Saturday morning at 8:45. Blessing at St. Teresa's Church at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited. Requiem Mass at St.
Teresa's Church next Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. 13115 BUSH-Harry of 898 Kensington suddenly, in Livingston, April 11, 1960, husband of Pearl A. (Robinson); father of Mrs. William Richtmyer, Robert L. and Warren E.
Bush; brother of the late William J. Bush; also survived by six grandchildren. Family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Sieck Mast Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington where funeral service will be held Friday at 2:30 P.
M. Friends invited. 13114 CADZOW-Archibald Cadzow, of 441 Massachusetts Buffalo, N. April 13, 1960, husband of Emily LaFontaine Cadzow: brother of Link-Fox Grace A. Cadzow.
Funeral from the ary, 355 Grant Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Heart Fund would be appreciated. The family will be present from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10. 14115 CANEY-Mae E.
Caney, April 13, 1960, of 400 Parkridge daughter of the late David and Mary Krentner Caney: sister of the late Robert Caney; aunt of Mrs. John Olson and Robert Caney Jr. of Port Angelus. Wash. Funeral service from the Carlton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited. Calls may be made from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P.M. 13114 CARD--Ethel, of Delevan, N. Wednesday, April 13, 1960, wife of Orace Card; mother of Mrs.
Hazel Boettcher, Buffalo, N. and Lynn Card, Niagara Falls. Friends may call at Person Funeral Home. Delevan, N. Services Saturday, April 16, at 1 P.
M. Rev. Gomer Mills officiating. Interment in Yorkshire Cemetery, CHAPMAN- P. Chapman, April 14, 1960, husband of Gertrude M.
McDaniel; brother of J. B. Chapman, Mrs. Joseph Snizek, Mrs. Horace Thomason; uncle of Mrs.
Ralph Bone of Atlanta, Ga. Funeral from the Leo L. Buchheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are inveted. 14115 CLOUGHLEY-John W.
Cloughley, April 12, 1960, of 348 W. Utica beloved brother of Frank of Hamilton, David of Grimsby, and James E. Cloughley of Winter Garden, Mrs. Roy Teeters of Phoenix, and the late George Cloughley, Mrs. Elizabeth Teeters and Mrs.
Alice Burbank. Funeral from the George J. Roberts Sons Funeral Home, 2400 Main Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Queen's Lawn Cemetery, Grimsby, Ont.
13114 COMELLA--John of 215 Dunlop Town of Tonawanda, April 14, 1960, husband of the late Josephine Comella; father of Philip and Josephine Comella; grandfaher of three grandchildren. Friends may call at the James E. Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario St. near Crowley, where services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends invited.
14115 CUNNINGHAM-Elizabeth V. (nee Day), April 12, 1960, of 343 Windermere Town of Amherst; beloved wife of William P. Cunningham; mother of William Gail, Mary and Carol Cunningham: sister of George and Richard Day, Mrs. J. Robert Schmid and the late Calvin Day.
Prayers from the Lord McNeill Funeral Home, 770 Niagara Falls Blvd. Saturday at 9:30 and absolution and burial from Blessed Sacrament Church at 10 o'clock. FUneral Mass will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. DAMP-Oma May of 84.
Koenig April 14, 1960, wife of the late Albert Damp: mother of John J. Damp; grandmother of three grandchildren. Friends received at the Dohn Funeral Home. 143 Kenmore near the University Plaza, Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 A. M.
14115 DRUM--Leon 1., of 183 Buckeye Eagertsville, 'April 13, 1960, husband of Clara Bartz Drum; father of Adelaide and Olive Burns of Los Angeles, and Delores Sutton of Eagertsville; brother of Mrs. Bessie Becker, Roy Drum and Mrs. Ruth Berean and Miss Doris Drum, both of Middleport, N. grandfather of seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. at the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza, where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited, 13114 DUSZA (Dusac)-Rose (nee Martyka), in Lackawanna, N. April 13, 1960, of 49 Mitchell wife of the late Peter; beloved mother of John, Mrs.
Joseph (Mary) Kaszuba, Joseph, Mrs. William (Helen) Wall, Mrs. Stella Beimler, Mrs. Frank (Julia) Adamczyk and Mrs. Lottie KIT survived by 31 grandchildren ano 35 great grandchildren.
Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapel South Park Saturday morning 9:30 and blessing from St. Michael's Archangel Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in Holy Cross ComeFriends invited. Requiem Massi be said Monday at 9 A. M.
13115 FINAL SPORTS JOHNSON -Thomas April 12, of 186 Breckenridge husband of Martha Kennan; father of Elmer Henry Thomas G. and Virginia E. Johnson: brother of Henry G. Johnson, Mrs. George Bush, Mrs.
James M. Blair; grandfather of seven grandchildren. Friends received at the funeral home of Robert E. Hennessy 2067 Niagara St. where services will be held Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. Mr. Johnson was a member of the Railroad Brotherhood of Firemen Engineers. 12114 KEATING -Robert Putnam Keating, of $93 West Ferry April Smith 14, 1960, the son late of Mrs. Adrian W.
and Robert P. Keating: brother of Mrs. Roy W. Doolittle Jr. stepbrother of A.
ren Smith grandson of Mrs. Magee Wright. Funeral private Friday afternoon. 14115 KLEIN-Mamie Gertrude 1960, Smith, of 97 Headley April H. 12.
Klein; mother beloved wife of James Kenneth G. and Karl K. and the late Howard Klein; grandmother of James Mrs. Karen K. Liesen, Keith Klein; great-grandmother of Kitty K.
Liesen; sister of Mrs. Bertha Cochrane, Mrs. Rosetta Oliver and Rowland Sowl. Friends may call at the Joseph Funeral Home, 2264 Main St. (opposite Dewey), from 2-5 and 7.9 P.
M. Friends Services Friday at 11 A. M. vited. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity.
12114 (May) Donohue, April 12. 1960, of 356 Adam beloved wife of Frank R. Kolbe; mother of William Boerschig; stepmother of Mrs. Milton Kutrz: grandmother Mary of five grandchildren; sister of Sister Laurentia of Order, of Sisters of Mercy. and Patrick Donchue, the late Thomas, Michael and Mrs.
J. Wallace. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home Inc. 823. Genesee St.
Funeral and blessing Friday at 10:30 A. M. Family present from 2-5, 7-10 P. M. Friends invited to attend.
12114 KOSTREK-Ruth (Winter), April 13, 1960, of 76 Sycamore wife of the late Joseph; niece of Mrs. Bertha Hout. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home 5 Walden Ave. Genesee, Saturday morning at 8:30. Blessing at St.
Mary's Church (Broad way) at o'clock. Friends are invited. 14115 -Mary (nee Bok), April 13, from 89 Wabash Cheektowaga, N. wite of the late Joseph; mother of Mrs. Nicholas Marinelli, Teddy, Mrs.
Stanley Szalkowski, Mrs. Leonard Laskowski, Mrs. Bruno Szuder and Joseph; also survived by 15 grandchildren. Funeral from Stanley Zielinski Funeral Home, 1439 Broadway, opposite Goodyear, Monday April 18 at 10:15 AM and from St. Josephat's Church at 11 A.
M. Interment at St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. 14116 KOVACS-Elek in Lackawanna, N.
of 45 Wilkesbarre April 14, 1960, beloved husband of Mary (nee Vajna): dear father of Elek Jr. and Julius; father-in-law of Bernice Palczewski and Bernice Collins; survived by six grandchildren. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels 303 Ridge corner Ingham Ave. Time will be announced later. 14116 KUREK- -Mary (nee Lesinski), April 12, 1960, of 1130 Borden wife of the late Phillip Kurek; mother of Clara, Stanley and Agnes; mother-in-law of Joseph Wolcinski, Helen Kurek and the late Bronislaus Witulski; survived by five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sister of Margaret Mrowinski, John, Leonard, Stanley and George Lesinski.
Funeral Saturday, April 16, at 12:30 P. M. from Kazmierczak Funeral Home, 347 Peckham St. and in St. Gabriel's Church (Blossom.
N. at P. M. Interment in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Friends invited. Deceased was member of Holy Rosary Society at St. Gabriel's Church and the P.N.A. Group 2135. 13115 LAIRD- William John, 223 Fairview Toronto, Ont.
Formerly of Fort Erie at the Western Hospital, Toronto, Wednesday April 13, 1960. Dearly loved husband of Auleen Jackson Laird; dear father of Donald Gordon Laird, Fort William, dear stepfather of Mrs. Philip Beringer (Joan), Tonawanda N. dear brother of Mrs. Arthur Pitman (Margaret), Williamsville, N.
Mrs. Douglas McLeod (Harriet), Niagara Falls, Mrs. Charles Clemens (Helena); Mrs. Clayton Forbes (Anna); Mrs. Trevor Matthews (Elsie): Mrs.
Arthur Haun (Eleanor), Robert Laird all of Fort Erie and Thomas Laird, Hamilton, Ont. Friends may call at the Baechler Funeral Home, 21 Wintemute Fort Erie, where services will be conducted Saturday afternoon. Time and place of interment to be announced later. LEININGER--Louise Leininger, 33 In Wayland, April: 12, 1960, sister of Laura Leininger; aunt of Harriet L. Schaupp and Mrs.
Gerald N. Abt. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited. LIPP-Edward M.
Lipp of 205 Lincoln Kenmore, April 12, 1960, beloved husband of Grace Miller Lipp; father of Robert E. Lipp; grandfather of Andrea and Marsha Lipp; brother of Mrs. Louise Vogt and Elmer Lipp of Trumbull, Connecticut. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware Ave. where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Friends are invited. 13114 LUKASZEK-John, April 11, 1960, of 775 Perry beloved husband Julia (nee Dziedzic); dear father of John Edward in the U. S. Army, Stella and Mary Lukaszek, Mrs. Jean Lucenti and Mrs.
Irene LaCross: father-in-law of Samuel Lucenti and John LaCross; also survived by two grandchildren. Friends may call at the residence of the late Mr. Luakszek's daughter, at 785 Perry where the at 9:30 and from St. 89 Valentine's Church funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10 A.M., where the blessing will be received. Funeral Mass Monday at 9 A.
M. at St. Valentine's Church. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers gratefully declined.
12115 A. (nee Wiodarczak), April 13, 1960, of 106 Liddell St. beloved wife of Stephen; dearest mother of Mrs. Chester (Dorothy) Nowak, and Daniel S. Mark: motherin-law of Chester; grandmother of Chester Cynthia and Jerome Nowak; daughter of the late Anna and John Wiodarczak: sister of Mrs.
Bertha Rataiczak, Mrs. Ida Borowiak, and Mrs. Stella Marcinkowski, and Clara Wiodar. czak. Funeral Saturday at 11:30 A.
M. from Kaz. Urban Funeral Home, 188 Clark St. (off Broadway) and blessing in Corpus Christi Church at 12 noon. Burial in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Requiem Mass Monday at 10 A. M. in Corpus Christi Church. Friends are invited to attend.
14115 Rasch Mathis, of Swartz Elma, N. April 13, 1960, wife of Charles; mother of George; grandmother of Gerald; sister Margaret Benson and the late Joseph, Mrs. Anna DeLamarter and Mrs. Mary Leger. Friends may call at the Ewell Funeral Home, Marilla, N.
where services will be held Monday at 9:30 A. M. and Funeral Mass from Annunciation Church, Elma, N. at 10 A. M.
Mrs. Mathis was a charter member of the Women's Sodality of Annunciation Church. 14116 MAZUR-Mary (nee Pytko), April 12, 1960, beloved wife of the late Charles dearest mother of Mrs. William (Julia) Lange, Mrs. Eugene (Helen) Piwko, Edward, Leonard and the late Charles Jr.
and Thaddeus; mother-inlaw of William, Eugene, Dorothy and survived by grand- and greatgrandchildren; sister of John Pytko, Stanley, Pytko and Mrs. Rose Satala. Saturday at 9:30 A. M. from the family residence, 35 Fleming with blessing at Precious Blood Church at 10 A.
M. Requiem Mass will be held Monday at 10 A. M. at PreciOUS Blood Church. Burial in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Rosary Society. 13115 MORRELL-Joseph Burge Morrell, In this city, April 13, 1960, beloved husband of Imogene Tyree Morrell; brother of Mrs. Bradley D.
Walls. The family will receive friends at the residence of Mrs. Walls, 309 Summer St. from 7-9 P. M.
Thursday and Friday evening. Memorial services will be held later. 14115 OSTER (Ostapowicz) -Edward sud- denly, April 12, 1960, of 140 JewettHolmwood Orchard Park, N. beloved husband of the late Violet Oster; brother of Miss Mary Ostapowicz and Mrs. Anne Parzymieso.
The family will receive friends from 1-4 and 7-10 P. M. at the Harig Funeral Home, 300 W. Quaker Orchard Park, N. where funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 A.
M. and from Nativity of Our Lord Church at 10:30 A. where blessing will be received. Funeral Mass at 9:30 A. Monday at Nativity of Our Lord Church.
Friends are invited to attend. 13115 PASKER-Peter R. Pasker April 12, 1960, of 37 Daisy beloved son of Peter and Constance Callari Pasker: brother of David Pasker; grandson of Mrs. Jennie Callari. Funeral service from the Carlton A.
Ultrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Saturday morning at 9:00 o'clock. 13115 PHAIR-Robert Brown Phair of Arcade, N. April 13, 1960; husband of Martha Smith Phair; father of Edward and Harold of Arcade: Mrs. Alice Boldt of Chaffee; Mrs. Elsie Boldt of Orchard Park: Mrs.
Hilda Binko of West Seneca and the late Robert: also survived by 14 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of W. S. Davis, in Arcade where funeral services will be held. Time to be announced.
Detroit and Utica papers please copy. 14115 PIRSCO Philomena Cruchenza Prisco, April 13, 1960, of 69 Tuscarora beloved wife of James J. Prisco; mother of Mrs. Geraldine Wayman and Richard Prisco and the late James J. Prisco grandmother of Phyllis Ann and Karen Lee Wayman; sister of Mrs.
Leonard Stasio, Mrs. Rose Cartonia, Mrs. James DeMarco, Mrs. Robert Moore and the late Anthony and Rocco Cruchenza. Funeral service from the Carlton A.
Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Balley Ave. Monday morning at 8:30 and St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9:30 o'clock, Friends are invited. 14116 Chemist Is Found Dead in Apartment A young chemist who had been under psychiatric treatment was found dead in the bedroom of his second-floor apartment at 593 W. Ferry St.
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning. The victim, Robert P. Keating, 30, employed in the North Tonawanda plant of the Durez Plastics Division, Hooker Chemical had a small-caliber bullet wound in the forehead. Beside him was a rifle. Medical Examiner Rocco M.
DeDominicis is investigating. The tragedy was discovered by the victim's mother, Mrs. Adrian Smith of 800 W. Ferry and Mrs. A.
Warren Smith 269 Highland Ave. Detective Sgt. John W. Sammon and Detective William R. Klaus of the Homicide Squad said Mrs.
Smith went to Keating's apartment after she learned the victim had not kept an appointment Wednesday with a psychiatrist. geon REEB-Kathleen, Point Town of Evans, beApril 12, 1960 Stur. loved daughter of Louis Reeb Jr. and Irene Springer Reeb: sister of David, Christine, Beverly, Karen, Louis lif and Donald Reeb. Friends may call at Leo Saver Funeral Home 823 GenP.
esee M. St. Funeral Family and present Blessing from Saturday 2-5, 7-10 10:30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.
Matthew's Church Monday at 8 A. M. Friends invited to attend. 14115 ROSENFELD-Yetta, April 14, 1960, of 17 Pickford Kenmore, wife of the late Abraham I. Rosenfeld; mother Mrs.
Jacob Lipsitz, Mrs. Isaac Lipsitz of Miami, Mrs. J. David, Ellis Mrs. J.
Charles Baker, Mayer, Raymond Gerstman; also survived by 21 held from the Delaware Park Memorial grandchildren. Funeral services will Chapel 2141 Delaware corner Rand, Friday at 2:30 P. M. After services the family will be at 20 gan Williamsville, gratefully declined. invited.
The family will be at the chapel Thursday evening 7-9 P. Me RYAN-Alice April 12, 1960, daughter of the late Edward and Jeanette Donald Ryan; sister of the late Charles, Mrs. Margaret Tierney, Mrs. Florence Carmody, and Arthur Ryan. Funeral from Frank J.
Knab Funeral Home, 1213 Lovejoy Saturday morning at 8. Blessing at the Visitation Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Miss Ryan was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of R.
14115 SCHAMBERGER-William of 651 Big Tree Orchard Park, April 14, 1960; beloved husband of the late Emma Flanders Schamberger; father of Mrs. Gertrude Laswick and the late Cecile Schamberger; William Rundell; grandfather of survived Richard and also 4 Funeral great-grandchildren. home of Friends George may call at the nedy, 914 Abbott where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Visiting hours from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Mr.
Schamberger member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Lodge No. 85. 14115 SCIBETTA- Charles F. Scibetta, of 423 Grant April 12, 1960, husband of Margaret Gatti Scibetta; father of Mrs. Anthony (Mary) Wheeler, of Tonawanda, N.
Angeline, Frank Sandy and Ann Scibetta; brother of the late Mary G. Spano. Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara near Hudson, from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8 o'clock and Blessing at Coronation of V.
M. Church at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass for the repose of his soul. day, at Coronation of B. V.
M. Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Scibetta was a member of the American Legion Troop Post 665 and United Steel Workers of America Local 897.
13115 SISTER MARY MONICA OSF-(nee Barbara Racki), of Sacred Heart Academy. April 13, 1960, sister of Sister Mary, Infant Jesus OLC, of the Monastery of Our Lady of Charity (Best Friends received at Sacred Heart Academy, 3860 Main Eggertsville, N. Y. Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30. Burial at Stella Niagara.
14115 SMITH -Herbert husband of 142 of Highgate Helen Gould Smith: father of Thomas, Roger and Linda Smith; son of Clara and the late Smith of New York, Mrs. Frank Albert Smith; brother of Raymond ters, Mrs. Julius Jodd and Earl, Lloyd, Harold and Howard Smith. Friends received at the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza from 2-4 and 7-10 P.
the funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Smith was a member of Aircraft Lodge No. 1814 of Twin Coach. Friends invited.
14115 SMITH- Ralph in Menominee, April 10, 1960, husband of Grace Warren Smith; father of Ralph Linda E. Smith and Mrs. Fred Bridon; brother of Mrs. Muriel Kogler and Mrs. Mildred Falstreaux.
Friends may call at the James E. Grace Puneral Home, 335 Ontario near Crowley, where services will be held Friday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Friends invited. Mr. Smith was a member of Charles W.
Cushman Lodge No. 879 F. A.M. of Buffalo, Francis M. Moore Consistory, S.
P. R. S. 32d Degree and co-ordinate bodies, A. A.
S. Rite and Shrine, Ahmed Temple, both of Marquette, City Shrine Club, Advisory Council of the International Supreme Council Order of DeMolay, Saturn Lodge No. 922 1. 0.0. and Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge No.
141 1.0. 0. F. Oddfellow services will be conducted Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock followed by a Masonic service at 8:15. 13114 SREDZINSK1-Norbert formerly of Woodlawn, N.
suddenly, April 11, 1960, beloved son of brother Mr. of and Daniel Mrs. Wal: ter Sredzinski; Elizabeth Ann; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dylong.
Services Friday morning at 9:30 from the Kaczor FUneral Home, 505 Ridge Lackawanna, N. Y. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited. STEPHENSON-Lester, April 13, 1960, of 300 Ontario beloved husband of Loretta; father of Marie Hall, the late Margaret and Mildred; brother of Mrs. P.
T. Hortman, Mrs. Dorothy Chapman and Mrs. F. Rollins; grandfather of Constance Hall, Ronald Schwab, Marlene Schwab, Roger Higgins and Linda Lee Higgins.
Funeral from the Frazon Funeral Home, 259 Ontario Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends invited. The family will be present from 12 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. M. 14115 STYPCZYNSKI-Stella, April 12, 1960, of 222 Townsend daughter of the late Jacob and Katherine; sister of Helen Kicman and the late Mary, Josephine, John and Michael; survived by nephews and nieces.
Funeral. Saturday morning at 9:45 from the Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham and blessings at St. Stanislaus Church at 10 o'clock, Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Funeral Mass Tuesday at 9 A. M. at St. Stanislaus Church. Friends invited.
13114 SULLIVAN -Zoe G. Burroughs (Duthwoo), April 12, 1960, of 397 Snyder, beloved wife of Patrick L. Sullivan; mother of Leland Lionel C. Maureen of Grand M. and Rapids, survived by four grandchildren; sister of Mrs.
W. Ringwald and Gustave Duthwoo of Pekin, and the late Mrs. L. Arendts. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home 1933 Kensington Ave.
Family, present 2-5, 7-10 P. M. Funeral at 8:15 A. M. Blessing at Christ the King Church at 9 A.
M. Requiem Mass for the repose of her soul at Christ the King Church Monday at 9 A. M. Friends are invited to attend. 12114 VERGIEL -Fred Vergiel of 176 Stevenson April 13.
1960, husband of the late Frida Spiegel Vergiel; father of Norman F. Vergiel; brother of William Vergiel. Mrs. Emma Roth, Mrs. Ella Krieger.
Mrs. Ida L. Gross and Mrs. Clara White Funeral from Loomis, Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. De. ceased was a member of B. of R. Lodge No.
758 and Loyal Order of Moose No. 8. 14115 WILLIAMS April 13, 1960, in Buttaio, John Peabody husband of Alice Van Arsdale Williams: father of MAre Henry H. George; grandmother of Henry H. George tr 4 take place at the First Unitarian-Universalist Church West Ferry and Elm wood.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Please do not send flowers. 14115 WRIGHT -April 13, 1960, Ernest G. Wright, husband of Edna Clements Wright: father of James R. Wright and Mrs. Carl seven (Lois) grandchildren; Wilcox; son of grandfather of Mary and the late John Wright: brother of Mrs.
and Homer Ethel Orr, Wright, Mrs. all of Raymond Auburn, Donovan Friends may call at the funeral home of John J. Ray Son, 615 from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Funeral from the funeral home Saturday morning at 9:30, followed by Blessing St.
Louis Church at 10. Funeral Mass af St. Louis Church Monday morning at 10. Miss Mae E. Caney, Teacher in City Half Century, Dies Miss Mae E.
Caney, a teacher and assistant principal in the city's elementary schools for more than 50 years, died Wednesday (April 13, 1960). She lived at 400 Parkridge Ave. Miss Caney entered the Buffalo public school system in 1905 as a teacher in School 22. Fifteen years later, she was transferred to School 50 where, in 1924, she became assistant principal. The following year, she was appointed assistant principal of School 21.
From 1929 until her retirement in 1953, she was assistant principal of School 81. To help ease the teacher shortage, Miss Caney after her retirement, returned as a temporary teacher and substitute in Schools 36, 80 and 83. She was a member of the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, and the Mother Church of Christain Science in Boston. At one time, she was second reader in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, here. Miss Caney was a graduate of Old Central High School and the Buffalo Teacher Training School.
She took additional work at the of Buffalo, Columbia University and Buffalo State Teachers College. Harvey Guenther will conduct Christian Science services in the Carlton A. Ulrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey at 3 tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in Forest Lawn. WALTER PAEPCKE, CONTAINER CORP.
FOUNDER, IS DEAD CHICAGO, April 14 (P) -Walter P. Paepcke, 63, founder and chairman of Container Corp. of America and developer of a world famous cultural center in Aspen, died Wednesday. Mr. Paepcke founded Container Corp.
in 1926 and under his direction it became one of the world's largest manufacturers of paper and cardboard containers. A firm believer that businessmen should take an interest in culture, Mr. Paepcke founded the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies in 1950. Companies sent their top executives to take part in lectures, forums, seminars and discussions of philosophy, religion, politics, economics, art and music. At the time of his death, Mr.
Paepcke was director of the U.S. Gypsum Encyclopaedia Britannica, Continental Air Lines and the Aspen Skiing Corp. He also was a trustee of the University of Chicago. MANLEY O. HUDSON DIES; WAS JUDGE ON WORLD COURT CAMBRIDGE, April 14 (UPI) Manley 0.
Hudson, 73, a former judge on the World Court at The Hague, and professor emeritus of international law at Harvard University, died Wednesday at his home. Judge Hudson served on the World Court from 1936 to 1945, when it was replaced by the present International Court of Justice. He was the first chairman of the United Nations International Law Commission in 1949. Following World War Judge Hudson had been a member of the American Commission to negotiate peace in Paris. He later served on the secretariat of the League of Nations.
Judge Hudson retired from Harvard in 1954. In 1956, the American Society of International Law established a gold medal in his MAYOR TO HEAD PAGEANT GROUP Mayor Frank A. Sedita today was appointed chairman of the Honorary Executive Committee of the Miss Buffalo JC Pageant by General Chairman Warren Potash. Also named to the five member Executive Committee were Reuben Pastor, president, Pepsi-Cola Buffalo; Dr. Clifford C.
Furnas, chancellor, University of Buffalo; Dexter P. Rumsey, chairman of the board, Erie County Savings Bank, and Frank N. Felicetta, commissioner of police. The pageant will be in Kleinhans Music Hall April 23 at 8 PM. PUMPING STATION DEDICATION IS SET The new Massachusetts Ave.
pumping station will be dedicated at 2:30 April 26. Mayor Sedita will officiate in the presence of invited guests and delegates to a convention of the Canadian Section of the American Water Works Association in the Statler Hilton. The ceremony was scheduled to coincide with the latter meeting, April 25-27. The $3,000,000 station has been in operation on a testing basis since late last summer. NoR Two AMIGONE FUNERAL 569 Cleveland Drive AT 6611 HOMES ANTHONY DAN Just East 01 Harlem Rd.
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Near Bailey Avenue Amigone Funeral Homes, Inc. Revocations and Suspensions BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. April Robert Sciolino, 296 Hinds Alfred J. P. Zielinski, Weymer 77 55 Ashley Warren Donald Welker, Lackawanna Robert Snyder, Elma Joseph 5.
Raimondo, 106 Wakefield Stanley Okiec, 27 Mills Joseph R. Miller Cheektowaga Robert McElligott, Cheektowaga Joseph A. Marciszewski, 111 St. Joseph Donald J. Lester, Cheektowaga James L.
Lambert, Hamburg Harold A. Koppenhaver, 53 Seventh M. Hale 380 Guilford Thomas Hall, 2015 Niagara Richard E. Glow, 23 Grant Peter Galbo, 97 Huntington Joseph R. Coyle.
Boston Philip J. Carcaci, 218 Busti Roger H. Bingeman, Cheektowaga Edmund Wyzykowski, 42 Bush Bennie Williams, 368 High Joseph R. Trzybinski, Lolus J. Tomani, 52 Cantwell Tate.
408 Jefferson E. Steiner, Colden Robert S. Sciolino, Tonawanda Albert J. Murcin, Arcade Jesse Miller, 42 Edna John C. Mecca.
456 Plymouth Tyler J. Lewis, Amherst Robert C. Long, Cheektowaga COON Edward Kowalski, Cheektowaga Richard Knoop, Depew David Jones. 122 Sherman Earl D. Hall, 47 Carl William H.
Field, 228 Hutchinson Louis S. Dubiel, Aiden Orrin G. Coshun. 14 Coe GIRLS were born to Mr. Charles Zdanowicz, Sloan Un Raymond P.
Wittmeyer, Orchard Park Charles J. Wechter Jr. Tonawanda Joseph M. Tulumello, 76 Warring Arthur Tamrowski, Lancaster Richard S. Sztylke, West Seneca Arthur H.
Skoczylas, Cheektowaga Charles L. Scime, 561 West Joseph Santalucia, 505 Goodyear Vito S. 17 Aldrich Louis J. Privitera, 135 Whitehall Alfred Palaszewski, Amherst Joseph F. Morgano, Sloan Wilbur C.
Lyons, Tonawanda Robert Livingston, 36 Chester Edwin J. Kelly, 33. Ramsdell Zema Jones, 175 Timon Robert Halbach, Clarence Center Leonard W. Farrel, 71 Hawley Robert J. DeLang, Clarence David J.
Deinhart, Williamsville Edmund J. Courtney, 24 Milford C. Calhoun, 303 Peach Alphonse Burczynski, Tonawanda William J. Burns, 15 Revere Charles E. Anderson, Cheektowaga Casper Vance, 125 Howard John J.
Tobin, 125 Alabama Robert A. Rounce, Tonawanda Richard Ricks, 152 Blaine Robert, Peplowski, 38 Ashley David Nowakowski, Amherst James Nixon, 626 W. Utica Frank J. Mulig. Orchard Park Edward Mast, Tonawanda Lewellyn LaPatra, Cheektowaga Walter Lange, Cheektowaga Donald Isula, Cheektowaga Jesse Hughes, 243 Peach Edward G.
Hayes, Cheektowaga 4 John Gabioud, 71 West Delavan Richard Dunn; North Tonawanda 6 John J. Sloan Samuel Dela Pava, 945. Washington 5 Leonard J. Cosnyka, Lackawanna Robert J. Carter, 132 Laird Gerald W.
Carter 405. Jefferson Russell Bunte, 153 Scoville Daniel D. Brown, Cheektowaga Walter Benton, 23 Eureka James Baker, Lockport Judd C. Ayer, Tonawanda TWIN GIRLS to Mr. Richard H.
Martin, Cheektowaga MARRIAGE LICENSES Bradney, Tonawanda. ACCIDENTS (Filed up to 3 PM. April 14) Edward T. Bluff 418 Crescent garet M. Sammon, Hamburg.
Robert Burns, 76 French -Gladys F. Weller, 32. Tennyson. Jimmie Hardaway, 163 Woodlawn-Christine J. Boyles, 84 Wohlers.
Ernest Surdam, 784 Prospect -Fayette Brill, 340 Elmwood, Anthony A. Fischer, 232 Ashley-Geraldine M. Maciejewski, 36 Weiss. James A. Leuer, 303 Bissell Lorraine Pielechowski, 51 Sobieski.
Larry A. Lucarelli, 255 Seventh--Constance Giammaresi, 453 Fargo. John V. Leary, 73 Carlyle- Barbara Cummings, Snyder. Cephus C.
Davis, 624 Michigan -Lizzie Lewis, 61 Northland. Richard H. Larsen, Hamburg--Carol J. Davis, Hamburg, Charles Brenner, 70 Leland--Ann Calkins, 929 Smith. Carl A.
Vizzi, 203 Jersey--Marcia Stenshorn, Tonawanda. Fred C. G. Campbell, Freedom, N. Lola Krieger, 387 Deerborn.
Eugene J. Vaccaro, 36 Tremont-Antonina Grady, 98 W. Delevan. Thomas J. Baker, 95 Lawn-Patricia Way, Nelliston, N.
Y. Ralph Tisby, 210 Northland -Truletta Johnson, 518 Spring. James Losel, 42 Choate-Joyce Cross, 400 Cumberland. William F. Gleisle, 336 KatherineFlorence B.
Granville, 86 O'Connell. Richard B. Wisniewski, CheektowagaGloria Grasser, 278 Hudson. Richard J. Stawicki, CheektowagaPaula Mary Czora, Cheektowaga.
Thomas R. Devine, 197 WoodwardMarjorie Crosby, 272 Englewood. Ervin T. Pauzar, 339 Lisbon- -Felicia Weislo, Hamburg. Kenneth B.
Ward, 280 Jewett--Doris A. Ward, 208 Floss. James Reed Jr. 25 -Mary Patricia Quill, 376 Beard. Walter Hirtreiter, 316 -Kath leen Donohue, 12 Carlton.
Joseph Oleva. Kenmore -Eleanor A. May, West Seneca. Edward A. Struzik, 87 Weimar -Diane M.
Kempa, 112 Weiss. Ralph T. McClive, Kenmore Vera Horner, Tonawanda. Arthur J. Kowal, 269 Tonawanda -Iona Anthony J.
Mutchock, 5, of 324 Virginia, struck at Carolina Grden about 2:30 PM Wednesday; broken leg leg, probable brain concussion; Emergency Hospital. Driver, Joseph J. Mancuso, 18, of 213 Fourth. Two drivers injured, two-car collision. Busti Massachusetts about 3:30 PM Wednesday.
Taken to Columbus Hospital were: Mrs. Constance Giordano, 51, of 838 Niagara, facial cuts, arm leg injuries, and Francis J. Kibler, 47, of 301 Woodland, Town of mouth cut, chest injury. David Stier, 5, of 85 Riley, struck in Holland near Riley about 5:05 PM Wednesday; probable skull fracture, scalp cut: Children's Hospital, Driver, Miss Deanna A. Rab, 21, of 586 Mill, West Seneca.
John S. Korzkowski, 6, of 133 Peabody: struck by a hit-run car near his home about 7:30 PM Wednesday: brain concussion multiple body bruises brush burns; Emergency Hospital. BURGLARIES Rear door torced. FIRE RECORD 743 Genesee, Joseph Karl's jewelry store: front-door window broken about 4 AM today; at least 5 watches taken by two youths seen leaving the store; police arrested one suspect at High Timon a few minutes later; value of loot awaits inventory. 586 William, I.
Singerman furniture store, owner, Charles Hankins; seven radios, three ladies' rings and $3 in cash with a total value of $149,40 taken between midnight and 4 AM today, Front vestibule glass broken. 182 Allen, The Trading Post, wearing apparel, owner Mrs. Eleanor M. Tipple: $20, including 12 silver dollars, and a quantity of clothing taken between 9 PM Tuesday and 10 AM Wednesday. Alarms since 3 PM Wednesday: 3:06 PM -S.
Division Ellicott, auto, careless smoking, $100 damage; owner, Sigmund Schwartz, 300 LeBrun, Eggertsville. Remoleno, meat on stove, no damage. Squad 1 to 78 Sycamore: Mrs. Ruth Kostreck, 30, ill, taken to Emergency Hospital, Squad 1 to 140 Hamburg; Edward J. Closer Ill, taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital, Spruce, Careless smoking, $2500 damage.
Porter, grass. Squad 2 to 176 Stevenson; Fred H. Vergiel, 72, dead. Allen, overheated motor, $50 damage. Trowbridge, garage, children with matches, $150 damage.
Squad 1 to 203 W. Tupper: Mrs. Sultanig Bagdasarian, 52, ill, taken to Buffalo General Hospital. Taunton, grass. 6:37 Mulberry, unnecessary.
Squad 5 to 441 Massachusetts; Archibald Cadzow, 88, dead. 7.38-71 W. Winspear, overheated motor, no damage. Shoshone, grass. Archer, false.
9.45-Mills Peterson, rubbish. 9:58 -35 Hempstead, auto, undetermined cause, $150 damage; owner, Conrad Kirchberger, same address. Squad 5 to 751 Ashland; Joseph Morrell, 48, dead. Arthur, junked auto, no damage. Jefferson, vacant building, no damage.
Rescue Squad 4 to 110 Brinkman; unnecessary. Today 1:31 AM -Rescue Squad 3 to 658 Clinton: unnecessary. Squad 1 to 177 Maryland; Mrs. Carmello Trippi, 77, ill, taken to Buffalo General Hospital. Tupper, false.
Squad 3 to 556 Wilson; Miss Ann M. Heimerl, 47, died shortly after arrival of firemen. Squad 5 to Main, and Balcom; Richard Prescott, 307 Halstead, Sloan, ill, taken home. 7:48 Rescue Squad 6 10 Wyoming: Orrin J. Krueger, 71, Ill, 10 Meyer Memorial Hospital, 8:28 -Rescue Squad 5 to 302 E.
Utica: Mrs. Nita Bowie, 35, ill, remained home. Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST. MA. 3230 -Rescue Squad 3.
to 207 Playter: Mrs. Agnes Choroszynski, 61, ill, taken to Emergency Hospital. Sayre, grass. 11:18 -Rescue Squad 3 Guilford; Walter Adamczyk, 72, dead when firemen arrived. Squad 4 to Broadway Market: Mrs.
Clara Szczubiewski, 54, of 201 Ericson, and Mrs. Laura Fredericks, 57, of 69 Proctor, both bruised and shaken in fall on escalator. Given first aid and removed to Emergency Hospital. 12:54 Broadway and Spruce, alarm. and Mildred, false alarm.
and Leslie. grass. and Selkirk, false alarm. STOLEN AUTOS RECOVERED AUTOS STOLEN AUTOS 1958 Chevrolet sedan, 4B 61-83, by Irven Mulroy, 223 Lafayette: stolen there Wednesday. 1954 Buick sedan, 78 75-20, owned by Walter Waszak, 464 Wilson: stolen from 1243 Sycamore Wednesday.
RECOVERED AUTOS 1955 Chevrolet sedan, 3E 57-96, owned by Mrs. Kathleen Baker, 2290 Elmwood, Kenmore: stolen from Eimwood and W. Utica Sunday; found in Tonawanda Wednesday, 1953 Mercury sedan, 5E 22-40, owned by William P. Sabio, 185 Shenandoah; stolen there Saturday; found in Lackawanna Wednesday. TRAFFIC COURT Judge Casimer T.
Partyka Speeding $25; License Revoked James F. Schrader 21, 157 Audubn, Snyder. $25-John A. Cameron, 37, 71 Bosinski, Carol, Grand. Island; 32.
Linden, Cheektowaga; Daniel J. Babbage, 32, 333 Center, East Aurora; Norman, H. Helfrich, 46, 90 Fayette, Tonawanda; John J. Kucala, 18, 200 Miami: Eugene F. Grzechowiak, 38, 216 Curtis, Sloan.
$20-Frederick L. Bence, 32, 145 Southside; Noel Leigh, 28, 150 Oxford; Albert C. Hessenthaler, 62, 23 Olcott, Cheektowaga: Frank Coats, 30, 167 Waverly; James Williams, 65, 192 Butler; Christopher J. Beirne, 39, 33 Elk, Niagara Falls: George J. Hudak, 30, Versailles North Evans.
$15-Francis A. Acara, 52, 57 Harding, Town of Tonawanda; Rocco C. Marra, 31, 472 Springville. Eggertsville: Fred E. Bielefeld, 42, 46 Canterbury, Town of Tonawanda; Arthur Gibbs, 59, 57 Lincoln, Snyder; Charlie Jennings 27, 205 Johnson.
$15-Leland W. Larrison, 53, Grover East Aurora: Edward Lombardo, 29, 107 Wildwood: John F. Taggart 36, 57 Neuman, Town of Tonawanda; John Burgio, 43, 294 Vermont; Anthony Buzzelli, 37, 185 Vandervoort, North Tonawanda. $15-Benjamin L. Griffin 17, 684 LaSalle; Alexander Hall, 54, 222 Main, Ebenezer; Griffith E.
Hartburg, 41, 181 Southwood, Town of Tonawanda: Emma B. Hupci, 41, 282 Crisfield; Edward C. Metzger, 185 Tudor, West Seneca. $15-James H. Nickerson, 36, Aurora Drive Inn, East Aurora; Lawrence J.
Pierce, 99 East; Sophie P. Argeros, 40, 281 Traverse, Town of Tonawanda: Joseph J. Slawatyeki, 62, 358 Warren, Kenmore: Glenn M. Root, 41, 122 Walton. Snyder.
$15-Gerald T. Morrison, 39, 435 Benzinger: Mrs. Ann Aloisio, 41, 300 Grover Cleveland, Eggertsville: Isaac Applewhite, 36, 167 Fox; Kathryn H. Kloss, 36, 93 Darwin, Snyder: Marcel C. Skotarczak, 40, 2996 George Urban, Depew, $15--Dr.
Mitchell Oestreich, 50, 1342 Amherst; Herman Frey, 41, 154 Hagen; Richard J. Meade, 49, 33 Kenefick. No License 30 Days-Robert K. LaBerta, 236 Normal. $25-Eugene W.
Diebold, 19, 47 High. Reckless Driving $100-James R. Mercer, 22, 1080 Cleve: land, Cheektowaga. No Inspection Sticker $10-Louis Giles, 48, 378 W. Hazeltine, Kenmore.
Illegal Turn $10-Loretta A. McDonald, 23, 67 River view. Red Light $15-Eladio P. Torres, Maryland. $10--Thaddeus A.
Ksiazek, 26, 35 Gualbert; John P. Meegan, 37, 315 Middle sex. Stop Sign $10-Samuel J. Savarino, 46 South, Eggertsville. Failure to Keep Right $15-Victor F.
Lorenzo. 57, 196 Leroy. No Signal $15-Marie Bumbar, 31, Erie Angola. Missing Plate $10-Louis Giles, 48, 378 W. Hazeltine, Kenmore; Johnnie L.
Baxter, 25, 101 Laurel; Hilbert L. Horwitz, 42. 885 Colvin. Kenmore; Richard R. Shaw, 27, 156 Metcalfe.
Left of Center $15-John Smith, 22, 18 Eureka, $10-James H. Nickerson, 36, Aurora Drive Inn, East Aurora. Illegal Parking $60-Edward Szczygiel, 173 E. Ferry. $30-Robert E.
Moss, 515 E. Ferry. $15-John Ferenc, 31, 140 Burmon, Orchard Park; Henry W. Dege, 20, 185 Rodney, $10-Patrick A. Clate, 45, 99 Gypsy, East Aurora.
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankruptcy petitions in Federal Court Wednesday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Industrial Metal Works Associates 2306 Walden, Town of Cheektowaga, -conditioning and sheet-metal shop, $91,798.01, $26,309.85, John C. Sarcinelli, contractor-cement finisher, and Joyce Saricinelli, housewife, 423 Gold, Apt. 2, $3009.81, $500. BUILDING PERMITS $25,000. BUSINESS NAMES National Truck Leasing, 510 Smith; tanks, $500.
Anthony R. Klein, 995 Northland; $6500. Michael Spadaro, 231 Crecent; $160. Loonsk 564 Colvin; $8000. Valentine Woiciechowski, 119 Theodore; $920.
John Kaczmarski, 327 Weimar; $600. Richard A. Ferrino, 83 Olcott: $1300. Harold T. Wiles, 43 Carlyle; $850.
Edward L. Van Etten, 156 Tyler; $6.50. Edward A. Kos, 123 Lockwood: $350, Frank Sorrentino, 138 McKinley: $1000. Benderson Development, 584-586 Delaware; $1000.
City of Buffalo, Niagara- $1000. Vincent Mansell, 303 Hopkins; 000. Plan Filed Eastman Machine, 735 Washington; Children's Theatre Workshop, 109 Bieler, Orchard Park- Bernadine DeMike. Alcor Machine Maintenance 85 Moulton, Tonawanda Jack B. Bleich.
Jack's Custom Welding, 2157 So. ParkJohn Levorchick. Conway's Delicatessen, 474 HewittFrancis J. Conway Jr. Gregory's TV, 163 Coronation, Eggertsville -Gregory J.
DiNezza. Reliable Painting Decorating, 86 Meadowbrook, Lackawanna-Frank A. Nigro, Richard Rybinski, The Manitoba 34 Manitoba- -Joseph Baker, Bernard Person, Nathan Shien. Starr Aluminum Products, 1301 Sycamore -Edward R. Nowak.
Mar-C Beauty Shop, 53 Eckerson, Akron -Mary G. Cheavacci, 53 Eckerson Akron, N. Y. E. Callahan Beauty Salon, 42 JohnsonEmma Louise Callahan.
Mike's Fleet Wing Service, 3836 Main, Amherst--Michael A. Paoletta. INCORPORATIONS Bob Jurek Builders capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Myron M. Siegel, Kenneth H.
Hall and Edna S. Horrocks, Buffalo. Broad St. Auto Painting capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Donald D.
Serotte, Ralph D. Cohn, East Aurora, and Antoinette Mardel, Cheektowaga. Dry Aggregates capital 1000 shares. Incorporators: Charles J. Sellers Cvril J.
Kavanagh and Joseph Swart, Buffalo. Fox Motors capital 300 shares. Incorporators: Richard F. Bushnell, Ruth F. Bushnell and Edward G.
Fox, Gowanda. Frontier Municipal Equipment Co. capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Isabel K. Smith, Arnold Zelman and Donald Kohlmeier, Buffalo.
Kissing Bridge Ski capital $309,120. J. Vaughan Millane, J. Vaughan Millane and Eugene C. Tennev, Eagertsville.
A. C. Towne Associates capital $25,000. Incorporators: George Myers Buffalo: Homer H. Woods and James A.
Porter, Snyder. CITY COURT JUDGMENTS (First name is that of deblor) J. W. L. Heating, Suburban Gardens, $117.45 to Reliance Lead, Solder Babbitt.
Frank Mushoweck, Stanley Ber. tha Buczkowski, $155,44, to Mercy Hosp. Robert Nespal, Barbara Alshon, $94.49 to Starbrite Jewelers. Petro Santiga, Jesse Elizabeth Willoughby, $37.36, to Columbus Hosp. Edgar Donagan, Curtis O'Connor, $191.88, to Irving 0.
Barcun (Modern Home Equipment). Robert L. Edwards, Joseph Car. duca, Jo Ann Myreng, John Thompson, $125.16, to Smiling Jack. Philip Beavers, Curtis Connor, Mrs.
Willie Ward, naldo Andrew, $94.48: Edward Witkow. ski, Maxie Eddins, $46.73, to Buffalo Budget Plan. Miss Diane Hopkins, $40.10 to Bixby Placement. William Lorriane LaHache, $486.67 to Brost Motors. Raymond Golden, $71.30 to Iroquois Gas.
Arthur Pauley, $305.51 to Dependable Mo tor Parts. Eleanor Tipple, $280,75 10 Glamodes Inc. June H. Stubbe, $169.50 to Marine Trust. Joseph A.
Holsinger, $52.69 to Michaels Reed. Raymond A. Doyle, $26.71 10. Children's Hosp. Mary Scannell, $43.38 to Harold James.
Harry Faust, $137.68 to Alfred A. Cohen (Marshall's Jewelry). Bernard Kaplewicz, $115.47 to Kirby Co. Robert Baldauff, $85.66 to Foley Mnfa. Charles Williams, $84.61 16 People's House Furnishinas.
ina Samuel Buoldin, $48.06 to People's Booker T. Brown, $137.52 to Samuel W. Stephen lacuzzo (Genesee Clothing Jewelry). Linwood Tavior, $189.65 to Edwin L. Rothman (Lee's Jewelers).
Charles W. Upshaw, $188.42 to Hanford W. Bilsky. Robert McGowan, $40.48 to Robert Appelbaum. Richard Artrip, $410.25 to LaVerne C.
Eaton (Eaton Trailer Park), James Silva, $36.64 to Joseph P. gelo. Tanya Gnozzo, $185.82 to Sam, Hy Ben Deutsch (Dorian Handbag), Marker's Archery Hobby Shop, $504.91 to Bear Archery. Jackie Virginia Smith, $217.37 to Dr. Henry Severson, Charles Horton $67.63 to Your TV Club.
Clyde Jackson, $110.01 to Howard's Clothing. Tenna-Rite, $93.97 to Standard Electronics. Lou Byrne $227.94 to Todd Div. of Borroughs. Erroll Cooper, $71.00 to J.
Curtis Hollriegel. John W. Price, $60.94 to General Tire. Louis Wokasien, $958.60 to Lafayette Richard Donald Blakeley, $168 to Kensington Gardens. SUPREME C'RT JUDGMENTS (First name is that of debtor) Household Consumer Discount.
ACTIONS PENDING Thomas Panasci, 563.18; Lavern L. English, VanHattan ment, $148.40 to State Industrial Commissioner. Charles Richard Hart. Lewis, to N. Y.
Telephone. Owen F. Hehir, George Holdworth, Arthur R. Irvine. Roy L.
Johnson. $412.18: Ellsworth' T. Jones, $512.61 to State Tax Comm. George T. Jones, $603.42: Lurleen Jones, J.
L. Joyner, William J. Kearns, $661.15: Annie Kimp, $567.38: Eugene Kinel, $88.67 to State Tax Comm. William C. Kinsman.
James Kipler, Joseph Knight, $143.97: Willie Lee, Sam Lemon, $24.33 to State Tax Comm. Antoni Liebiedz. Phyllis LoGalbo, Mary R. Lougan, $534,18: Henry G. Luscher.
Booker McDonald, $584.76 to State Tax Comm. Gordon McLelland, John C. McWilliams, Leona Moore, Thomas L. Robinson, $139.03 $78.29 to State Tax Comm. Barcol Overdoors of Central N.
$100 to Erie County Sales Tax. Carl Lillian A. Blake, $951.78 to Alden State Bank. Edward E. Lucille Kelly, Russell Lowther Frank Wyatt, $1475.52 to Credit Union.
Ambrac Francis E. Devling, $69.44 to State Tax Com. Donald Liebler, $417.72 to Trust. Ronald W. Arva, $71.57 to Union Outfitting.
Joseph L. McNamara, $2599.16 to Joseph W. McNamara. Carl Dolores Bartkowiak, $3654 to Robert Bender. Joseph Kisz (Joseph Kish, Joseph Kiss), $3500 to Mary Bielecki, Ava Edward Tigheman, $402.46 $81.29.33 to Amherst Linoleum Conter.
Aurelius (Lancaster Collision Service). $1857.81 to Depew Agency. William J. Mildred Huey, $920.70 to Trust vs. Orvis Lee Martha Hoch, Lackawanna.
Ellicott Permanent vs. Daniel Kosmanski, et al, 142 Pierce. Trust vs. John A. Pokorny et al, Amherst.
-Lillian Louise MacPeek, April 11, 1960, of 106 Moulton Kenmore, beloved wite of Clarence W. Ende; daughter of the late Charles E. and Louise Lutz MacPeek; sister of Mrs. Henry J. Stiegler (Sally), Charles E.
MacPeek, Mrs. William L. Bird (Lorraine), Mrs. John J. Mathis (Mary), Mrs.
Charles A. Goetz (Edna), John J. MacPeek and the late Nelson, George, Clarence and Florence MacPeek; daughter-in-law of Edward H. Ende. Services from the Lester H.
Wedekindt Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware Ave, corner Eiseman, Friday afternoon at 3 P. M. Friends invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
FISCHER-April 13, 1960, In Buffalo, Kathryn aunt of Miss Elsie Bigelow of Springville, N. Mrs. Walter Reed of Cleveland, and Mrs. Doris Wolse of Hamburq. The funeral will take place at Hutchinson Memorial Chapel, Rhode Island and Busti Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
FRIDRICH Emanuel Fridrich of Erie Angola, N. suddenly April 13. 1960, husband of the late Terize Z. Fridrich; father of Mrs. Paul (Mary) Stroman, Mrs.
Donald (Frances) Leighbody, Edward (Helen) McGaffick and Mrs. Herbert (Jennie) Shultz. Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family, GRACE--John L. Grace suddenly, April 13, 1960, of 276 West Ninth Cheektowaga, N. beloved husband of Edna M.
(Deer) Grace; son of Mrs. Marion (Dobbin) and the late Charles Grace; father of Sister Mary Rose Corinne of Detroit, Dental Technician Donald U.S.N., of Norfolk, John L. Dennis Joseph Charles G. and Thomas M. Grace; brother of Mrs.
Dorothy Mikesell, Mrs. George Seedorf, Charles Mrs. Howard Miller and Robert F. Grace. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Funeral services Saturday at 8:30 A. M. with a blessing at Mother of Divine Grace Church at 9 A. M.
Requiem Mass for the repose of his soul Monday at Mother of Divine Grace Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited. Member of Holy Name Society of Mother of Divine Grace Church. 13115 GREEK-Mabel M.
Hibbard Greek of 11 Fleetwood Williamsville, April 13, 1960, beloved wife of Milo F. Greek; mother of Mrs. Bernard Eisenburg and Donald Greek, Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware from 2-4 P. M. and 7-10 P.
where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Friends are invited. 14115. GRELEWICZ-Pauline (nee Gabski), April 13, 1960, of 129 Gittere wife of the late Frank; dear mother of John, Viola Dengler, Bronislaus, Leon and the late Laura Zarbach, Mary Skowronski, Angeline Olszewski and Edward; motherin-law of Marie, Clara, Sophie and Josephine; sister of the late Julia Przepyszna; also survived by 24 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, FUneral services will be held Saturday from the N. J. Sliwinski Funeral Home, 1303 Sycamore at 9:30 A.
M. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Funeral Mass for the repose of her soul Monday at St. Luke's Church at 8:30 A.
M. Friends invited. Chapel hours 1-10 P. M. 14115 HEIMERL- Ann M.
Heimerl, April 14, 1960, of 556 Wilson daughter of John A. and the late Catherine M. (Guppenberger) Heimerl; sister of John Michael A. and Joseph A. Heimerl.
Friends Home, may call at the Dietrich Fu: neral 995 Genesee from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Funeral services Monday at 8:30 A. M. and at St.
Mary of Sorrows Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited. Member of Rosary and Altar Society of St. Mary of Sorrows Church and Ladies of Charity.
14116 HERMAN-In Lackawanna, N. April 12, 1960, Fredrick beloved husband of Margaret (nee Quinn); father of Vincent F. Mrs. Walter Kirchofer, Fredrick Herbert James Gerard also survived by 22 grandchildren; brother of August, Henry and Herbert Herman. Services from the James T.
Karnes Funeral Home, 1240 McKinley Saturday at 9 A. M. and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30 A. M. Solemn High Mass MonNo.
668. 13115 day at 9:30 A. M. Friends invited. DeName Society and B.
of L. F. E. 0 ceased was a member of O. L.
V. Holy HOAG--Harry S. Hoaq, of 26 S. Ellicott Williamsville, April 12, 1960, husband of Emma Goldfoot Hoag; father of Mrs. Robert Nickles; brother of Bert Hoaq.
Funeral from Beach-Tuyn FUneral Home. 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M.
13114 HOFFOWER- George suddenly, Wales Center, N. April 13, 1960, beloved husband of Dorothea Luthman; father of Mrs. Edward (Ethel) Bender, East Aurora, N. Y. and the late Esther Hoffower: brother of Mrs.
Fred (Florence) Hohl, Frank, Norman, Elbert and the late Catherine Zee, Lillian Martin. Verna Tymesen, Fred and William; grandfather of Patricia Faye and Edward George Bender. The family will be present at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora, from 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. Funeral Saturday at 2 P.
M. 14115 INDELICATO-Alfonso, April 12, 1960, of 92 Proctor beloved husband of the late Frances Santoniello; father of Mrs. Canieo (Jean) D'Agostino, Benjamin Mrs. Anthony (Martha) De Peters, and Mrs. Mary Locke: grandfather of nine grandchildren.
The family will be present from 2-10 P. M. at the Amigone Funeral Home 1250 E. Delavan Ave. near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9:15 and a blessing from St.
Gerard's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 13115 Harold F. of 47 Modern Lackawanna, April 13, 1960, beloved husband of Mary Kenney; father of Mrs. Martin (Elsie) LeRoy, Mrs.
Michae: (Margaret) Filighera, Mrs. Richard (Dorothy) Walters and Harold brother the late Mrs. Chester Hayes of Westfield, N. also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends may call at the Curtin Cusack Funeral Home, 1189 Ridge Lackawanna, where funeral services will be heid Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Deceased was a member of the Bethlehem Management Club.
13115 JAMIESON -Jennie Frick Jamieson, April 13, 1960, of 39 Narragansett wife of the late Lawrence T. Jamieson; aunt of Mrs. Elva Frick Bugran; great-aunt of Lawrence, Brian Barbara Bugman; sister of Mrs. William Devine, George, John and Fred Frick and the late Charles, Edward and Henry Frick. 914 Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary, Abbott Saturday morning al 9:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Interment Forest Lawn Cernetery. 14115 PATENTS Buffalo Evening News Bureau WASHINGTON, April. 14-Patents sued Buffalo-area applicants day included: Dominic C. Modica, fish hook setter.
Frank P. Greenspan, Buffalo, and Ruper E. Light Kenmore, assignors to Food Machinery Chemical copolymer polymercaptan resin. RACE RESULTS AQUEDUCT FIRST-1-vear-old maidens. furlongs: General Paul, Arcoro 3.10 2 50 2.10 Beau White, Guerin 5.10 2.00 Gilead.
Sorentino 2.80 SECOND-3-year-olds. 4 furlongs: Water Show, Shocmaker 6.20 3.00 2.49 Lord's Angel, Woodhouse 3.30 2.60 Lost City, Ussery 3.50 Scratched- Riverside. THIRD-3-year-olds, furlonns: Really Wilt. Woodhouse 5.20 2.90 2.50 Royal Assent, Bailey 3.40 2.90 Catch Me, Arcaro 3.60 FOURTH-2-year-old maidens, 5 furlongs: Jester G. Guerin 6.50 3.00 3.60 Halapor, Arcaro 5.90 4.90 Flying Tale, Moreno 8.90 DAILY DOUBLE General Paul and Water Show paid $13.10.
FT. ERIE FIRST-3- and 4-year-olds. 5 furlongs: Alpine Joe, Leid 13.20 6.80 1.40 Cwac's Scholar, Hale 14.20 10.20 Day, Rodger 17.70 Scratched--Globe Express, Taker, Foxy Gay Samp. True Fleet. SECOND--Maiden.
3, 4-year-old, 5 furlongs: Tubthumper Contrada 4.00 2.90 2.50 Roscommon, Dittfach 3,90 2.90 Melody Road, Potts 4.10 Scratched--Little Maple, Alpine Jimmy, Eldeberry Joe, Trim De Turf. THIRD -Maiden 2-year-olds. 2 furlongs: Indian Line, Potts 5.30 3.10 2.30 Just Dont Shove, Dittfach 3.00 2.20 Corporal Bingo, Remillard 2.20 Scratched--Navy Grand, Cairn Field. DAILY DOUBLE numbers and 3 Alpine Joe and Tubthumper paid $27.70 Friday's entries on Page 46. GULFSTREAM FIRST-3-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Capt.
Cool, Delvecchio 9.80 4.10 2.80 Boat's Away. Thornburg 2.90 2.30 Edgewater, Gino 2.60 Scratched -Love-Lar, Cornucopia. caster, Ak-Sissy. Drifting Flare, Yep, SECOND-4-year-olds up, 1'a miles: Alert Greek, Solomone 9.40 5.00 3.40 Greek Guard, Despirito 4.30 Houston, Bev 5 80 Scratched Bontedok, B-Dav. Snark Robot, Trader J.
C. Granny's Gold, See Sag Sew. DAILY DOUBLE--Capt. Cool and Alert Greek paid LAUREL FIRST-3-year-olds. 6 furlonas: Lanham Lady, Block 8.60 4.20 3.49 Ocean Anna, Sisto 8.80 6.80 Miss Mansfield, Kratz 9.20 Scratched- Nosecone.
Lenape Lad, Lemoyne, Miss Hamps. SECOND-4-year-olds up, 6 furlongs: Colonel Arcey, Grant 5.80 4.20 3.00 Cedarman, Sturgeon 39.80 13.00 Odysseus, Brandt 3.20 Scratched--Cry No More. Lagrin, Musical Star, Iota. THIRD-4-year-olds up, about miles: 2d, Graham 6.00 5.20 3.40 dh-Frechal, Jackson 7.40 7.60 4.60 Le Bluizard, Atcheson 3.00 Time 257 (new track record). a-Stern entry.
dh-Dead heat for 1st. FOURTH-3-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Queensvale, Rogers 17.60 40 4.60 Madre, Fieselman 4.80 3.20 Barbara Ross, Block 3.60 DAILY Lady and Colonel Arcey paid $24.40. SLAIN DRUGGIST HAD MADE NO WILL, PAPERS DISCLOSE Joseph Zax, 51, who was beaten fatally March 23 in his store at 207 E. Ferry did not leave a will, papers on file in Surrogate's Court disclosed today. Surrogate Thomas J.
O'Donnell issued letters to his widow. Mrs. Dorothy M. Zax, 63 Alder Town of Tonawanda, to administer the estate. Personal property was estimated not to exceed $111.000 and real property was valued at $25.000.
Under the Decedent Estate Law, Mrs. Zax two daughters, Elaine 14, and Sandra, 7, will be equal beneficiaries. DELAWARE YMCA EXECUTIVE NAMED Appointment of Charles L. Gardner as the executive for the Delaware Ave. Branch of the YMCA was announced today by Lawrence E.
Baldwin, general executive for YMCA of Buffalo and Erie County. Mr. Gardner, who lives at 21 Regency Snyder, has been executive for the Northeast Branch of the YMCA, 7 Amherstdale Snyder, for two years. He succeeds Donald W. Hague of 46 Deumont Town of Tonawanda, who recently resigned from the Delaware Branch post to accept an executive appointment in the Hudson office of the YMCA..
