St. in Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Monday, January 9, 1961 loving mother, memory Charlotte, of our dear wife and who passed away one year ago today. You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be; long as life and thee. memory lasts. remember We miss you now, our hearts are sore: As time goes by, we miss you more; Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place.
missed by HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. BREIDENSTEIN-In loving memory of Charlotte. A kindly friend was called away, Just one year ago today. HELEN. In Memoriam C2 loving memory of our dear mother, Bridget, who passed away five years ago today, Jan.
9, 1956. Another year has passed and gone. But memories linger on. Even though we are apart, You are always in our hearts. Sadly missed by THE FAMILY.
constant memory of my dearest husband and daddy, Sherman, who died Jan. 9, 1959. With love and prayers we remember thee. MELANIE AND DAUGHTER LAURIE. STANLEY-In loving memory of our dear father.
Sherman, who passed away two years ago today, For a very long time you bore the pain. Waiting for the cure that never came, So God at last thought it best To take you home with Him to rest. Sleep on, dad, for It is true. You suffered heartship but only told a few. DAUGHTER, SONS AND GRANDCHILDREN.
loving memory of our dear son-In-law and brother-in-law, Warren who passed away five years ago today, Jan. 9, 1956. Your gentle face, your patient smile, With sadness we recall; You had a kind word for each, And died beloved by all. Sadly missed by PA BRENNAN AND CHILDREN. VIGGIANO-In loving memory of our husband and father, Felix, who passed away one year ago today, Jan.
9, 1960. Sadly missed by WIFE THERESA, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. VIGGIANO In loving memory of my father, father-in-law and grandfather, Felix, who passed away one year ago today, Jan. 9, 1960. We watched you suffer day by day, And could not help in any way, But just stood by and watched you pass, Into the Savior's arms at last.
Sadly missed by SUE, FRANK, PAUL AND ROSEMARY. ZIENTEK In loving memory of my dear wife, Martha, who passed away Jan. 9, 1960. For many years we two were one, A better wife, there was none; For weary months you bore the pain, Waiting for a cure that never came; So God, at last, thought it best, And took you home with Him to rest; Empty are our hearts, since God took you away, To us you were precious, but you just couldn't stay Sadly missed by HUSBAND HENRY, ALICE, ROBERT, MARCIA. DIANE, DAUGHTER-INLAW CAROL, SON-IN-LAW RICHARD AND GRANDCHILDREN.
Cards of Thanks DROST-1 wish to express my sincere. thanks and heart-felt appreciation to the Most Rev. Msgr. Peter Adamski and clergy at the Sf. Stanislaus Church and to my family and friends for the sympathy extended to me during the recent bereavement of my dear wife, Rose, who was buried Jan.
6, 1961. 719 FOX--The family of the late Maxie A. Fox wishes to thank their relatives and friends and the plant protection personnel of Bell Aerosystems for the kindness and thoughtfulness shown them during their recent bereavement. MARGARET AND BARBARA FOX. SUTTIE-The husband of the late Georgeina M.
Suttie, wishes to thank his many friends and relatives for the kindness and thoughtfulness shown him during his recent sad bereavement. 719 C2 Deaths C2 of 73. Norwood in Buffalo, N. Y. Jan.
8, 1961, husband of Joan Case Alessi; son of Frank J. Alessi and Diana Privitera: brother of Mrs. Salvatore Amarante, Mrs. Charles Cipolla, Mrs. John McPherson and Frank Alessi Jr.
Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 8:45 and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 9580. Mr. Alessi was a member of St. Joseph's New Cathedral Holy Name Society and Plumbers Local No.
36. Eamily will be present 2-5. 7-10. 9111 DAVIES-In loving memory of husband, David, father and grandfather who passed away one year ago today, Jan. 9, 1960.
We are lonesome here without you. Yours a heart to rely on. WIFE GRACE AND FAMILY. EBERHARD- -In loving memory of our dear wife, mother, and grandmother, Eva, who passed away 20 years ago today, Jan. 9, 1941.
Gone but not forgotten By those who loved her best. Sadly missed by HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. GIAMBRA--In loving memory of our dear husband and father, James, who passed away three years ago today. He was gone before we knew it And only God knows why. We lost the dearest and the best The day they laid him down to rest.
They say time heals sorrow, Helps us to forget. But time so far has only proven How much we miss you yet. Sadly missed by WIFE AND CHILDREN, THOMAS AND ESTHER. KERN- In dearest memory of our beloved uncle, Robert who passed away two years ago today, Jan. 9, 1959.
The voice is mute and stills the heart, That loved us well and true, Ah. bitter was the trial to part, From one so good as you. Sadly missed by RAYMOND, JO AND JIM. -In loving memory of our brother, Leo, who passed away one year ago today, Jan. 9, 1960.
Days of sadness off come over US Tears of silence softly flow Love will always keep you near us Though you left us one year ago. Sadly missed by SISTERS. ISCH- In loving memory of our dear dad, Charles, who passed away 11 vears ago, Jan. 8, 1950 Those whom we love go out of sight, But never out of mind; They are cherished in the hearts Of those they have left behind. Sadly missed SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
MARONEY- In loving memory of our dear mother, Anna who passed away one year ago today, Jan. 9, 1960. In tears we watched you sinking, Watched slowly fade away, We tended you with loving care, But could not make you stay. If we had all the world to give, We would give it, yes, and more To hear your voice a and see your smile. And greet you at the door, But all we can do, my dearest, Is go and tend your grave, And leave behind tokens of love To the best mother that God ever gave.
Sadly missed by HER CHILDREN, FAMILY AND FRIENDS. MORGANTE- In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Richard, who passed away 12 years ago today, Jan. 9, 1949, Calm and peaceful he is sleeping, Sweetest rest that follows pain, We who loved him, sadly miss him, But trust in God to meet again. Sadly missed by FATHER AND BROTHERS. ARMSTRONG Thomas J.
Armstrong Sr. of Abel Hamburg, N. Jan. 6 1961, husband of Loretta Moddick; father of Thomas Donald G. and Kenneth J.
Armstrong: brother of Joseph Burke of Philadelphia, atso survived by three grandchildren. Funeral from the W. L. Froehley Fuperal Home 84 Lake Hamburg. Tuesday at 8:30 A.
M. and from S6. Peter and Paul Church at 9 A. M. 719 BALICKI-Thaddeus Jan.
6, 1961, of 18. beloved husband of the late Veronica S. (nee Perski); dear father of Charles L. Balicki and Eleanore Retaiczak: father-In-law of Elizabeth Balicki, Steven S. grandfather of Veronica Ann and Charles A.
Balicki, Kathryn Ann and Robert M. Retaiczak; son of the late Frank and Catherine Balicki; brother of Leon Baficki and Joseph Bailey and the late Stella Lewandowski, Charles, Henry and Edward Balicki. Funeral from the Chapel of Okoniewski Brothers Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore Wednesday morning at 9:30 and from Transfiguration Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery family plot.
Deceased was a former councilman and supervisor. Friends invited. 7110 BARTOSZEK- suddenly, Jan. 8, 1961, of 99 Liddell beloved husband of Celia (nee Wasielewski); father of Aloisius, Mary, Rose, Helen and Stanley: father-In-law of Frances, Henry ski and Florence; also survived by 15 Brych, Edward Witman, Aloysius Pilargrandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 A.
M. from St. John's Funeral Home, 1456 Broadway, corner Koons and at 10 A. Kanty Church. Burial in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America. Friends may call from 2-10 P. M. 9111 BENDER-Henry Martin Bender of 61 Rodney at the Veterans Hospital, Jan.
7, 1961, beloved husband of Theresa; father of Benjamin W. of Buffalo and Paul M. Bender, Los Angeles, grandfather of S. A. Roger Bender U.S.N., Robert P.
and Martin H. Bender; brother of Mrs. John Haggerty. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Leo Vandercher and Son, 2549 Main St. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends invited. Hiram Lodge No. 105 will conduct memorial services Monday night at 8 o'clock. Mr. Bender WaS also a member of the United Spanish War Veterans, Bucky O'Neil Camp No.
15, American Legion Naval Post No. 368, Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 1, Police Veterans Post No. of 400 and the Buffalo Police Mutual Aid Foreign Wars, Buffalo Benefit Assn. 719 and Jan.
8, 1961, wife of the late -Helen Daly Bennett, 156 HighF. Bennett: sister of Carol M. gate Daly and Sister Mary Rosarii, and the James Tate John M. Daly. Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 9:15 Main o'clock on Wednesday morning at from St.
Joseph's Church (University. Heights) attend. at 10 o'clock. Friends 9110 are Invited to BENNETT-Susan (nee Stocker) Bennett of 38 Orchard Angola, N. Jan.
8, 1961, wife of the late Frank E. Bennett: aunt of Clayton B. Stocker and Mrs. Stuart (Bessie) Helmburg: the funeral home Tuesday evening at 262 N. Main Angola, N.
Y. Wedber of Angola Chapter No. 184, O. E. S.
tery, Angola. Mrs. Bennett was a memsister of the late Mrs. Annette Lewis Smith and C. Harry Stocker.
Funeral nesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends services from Froehley's Funeral Home, invited. Interment in Forest Ave. CemeEastern Star services will be held in 8 P. M.
9110 BEST--Emma Mindnich Best of 151 Jan. 8, 1961, wife of the late Gleason J. Best; mother of Mrs. Thomas (Lanore) Coffey, Mrs. Duane (Arlene) McLaughlin, Mrs.
Robert (Marion) Dahlman, and Gleason Best Jr. of Ft. Lauderdale, sister of Otillia Rank and the late Mrs. Eugenia Sander, John Mindnich and Clara Mindnich. Friends received at the Stephan Funeral Home, 266 East St.
at Austin, where funeral service will take place Thursday morning at 8:30 and from St. Francis Xavier Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Rosary Society of St. Rose of Lima Church.
9111 BURKARD W. of 462 East Jan. 6, 1961, husband of Florence (nee Seidler); father of Donald and Burkard; brother of James M. Burkard. Funeral from the Lawrence McCullough Funeral Home, 794 E.
Delavan Tuesday morning at 8:45 and from St, John the Baptist Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Chapel hours 2-5 and 7-10. 719 BURKE-Elizabeth G. (Maloney), Jan.
8. 1961, of 22 Bolton wife of the late Matthew beloved mother of Mrs. John J. Mulderio Rev. James A.
Burke, S.J.. of New York City, Dr. Matthew John T. and the late Mary and Elizabeth Burke; sister of William Maloney, the late Mrs. Joseph T.
Burke, Mrs. Jeremiah Donohue, John A. and Thomas M. Maloney; also survived by 18 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral from the Charles F.
McMahon Funeral Home, 1038 Abbott Wednesday morning at 8:45 and from St. Stephen's Church et 9:30. Mrs. Burke was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society and the Mothers Club of St. Stephen's Church and the L.C.B.A.
No. 34. Rosary will be Tuesday evening at 8 P. M. 9110 BUSH -L.
Mabel, of 227 Stilwell Ave. Kenmore, Jan. 1961. wife of Robert E. Bush.
Friends may call at the H. R. Potts Home, 1361 Hertel Ave. until noon Wednesday Services will be conducted it the Buffalo Crematory, 901 W. Defat an at 1 o'clock, The family with be present from 2-4 and 7-9.
Mrs. Bush was a member of the Central Park Presbyterian Church. GRAY James Jan. 1961. of Hartman husband of Mary Amidon; father of James Gerald, Laverne Shirley and Kenneth E.
Gray: brother of" Mrs. Andrew Burneal, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. George Kasper: grandfather of ten Friends received at the funeral home of Robert E. Hennessy 2067.
Niagara from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. HEIBACH-George R.
Heibach, suddenly, Jan. 7, 1961, of 528 Parker Hamburg, N. beloved husband of Ann Gelsim Heibach: father of Barbara Ann, Mary Lou and Robert Heibach: son of Clara Snyder Helbach and the late George Helbach; brother of Mrs. Richard (Frances Ann) Reitzel and Mrs. Edward (Marie) Schaefer.
Funeral services from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Incur. 3272 Bailey Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. Bernadette's Church, Armour, N. at 10 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Mr. Helbach was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Bernadette's Church and Amalgamated Assn. of Street Eleciric Railway Mator Coach Employes of America, Division 1342.
9110 HOHL-Elmer of 70 Marshall Jan. 8, 1961, husband of Elizabeth Brooks; father of Mrs. Michael Roberson, Douglas and the late Donald C. and Rodney brother of Marie Herman and Fred Hohl. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Sleck Mast Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington where funeral service will be held Wednesday at 1 P.
M. Friends invited. Mr. Hohl was a member of National Association of Retired Civil Employes No. 153.
9110 HOLMAN Holman, In Buffalo, Jan. 9, 1961, husband of Laura McCoach Holman. Funeral from Beach-Tuyn neral. Home. 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Wednesday afternoon, Time to be announced.
Friends invited. 9110 JENNINGS-Howard of 271 Berkshire Jan. 7. 1961, beloved husband of Edna Schneider Jennings; father of Mrs. Albert Riester; grandfather of Peter, Susan, Paul, and Michael Riester: brother of Mrs.
Charlotte Worth of Hampton, Mrs. Carrie Dutcher of Del Ray Beach, Mrs. Harold Hauser, Mrs. Julia Griffin, Charles and Russell and the late Hazel and Joseph Jennings. Friends may call at the Harry A.
Wedekindt Funeral Home, 280 Grover Cleveland at North Bailey, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M. Friends invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Mr.
Jennings was a member of Washington Lodge No. 240, Ismailia Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S.. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Buffalo and Parkside Lutheran Church. Masonic services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. 9110 JONES--Ernest Jan.
8, 1961, husband of the late Etta Jones; father of Richard Spence Jones: brother of the late Mrs. Nellie J. Duryea. Friends may call at the Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home, until noon on Wednesday, FUneral services will be held at Forest Lawn Chapel Wednesday at 2 o'clock, Friends are invited to attend.
9110 JONES Etta, Jan. 7, 1961, wife of Ernest W. Jones; mother of Richard Spence Jones. Friends may call at the Thomas Ray Funeral Home until noon on Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at Forest Lawn Chapel Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
Friends are vited to attend. 9110 KOCH-Laurence of 89 Bayberry West Seneca, N. suddenly, Jan. 7, 1961, beloved son of Frank Koch and Alberta Sypien; brother of Ralph, Carol, Gerard and Christine, Friends may call at he Curtin Cusack Funeral Home, 1340 Union near Center West Seneca, where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:45 and from Queen of Heaven Church at 9:30. Friends are Invited.
KONERT Helen H. Konert, of Collins Center, N. Jan. 8, 1961, wife of the late Henry mother of Mrs. Lucy Berg of Springville, Mrs.
Ceylon Berg of Collins; Mrs. Fred Schmidt of Kenmore, N. also survived by three grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the family residence, Main Collins Center, N. Y.
where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock and from the Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Springville at 2 o'clock. Burial in Collins Center Cemetery. 9110 LANDIS-Oren E. Landis, of 17 Dellwood Kenmore, Jan. 9, 1961, husband of the late Theresa Doherty Landis; father of Oren Gerald Austin Franklin G.
and Lawrence C. Landis: brother of Mrs. Ida Carr and Mrs. Florence Hutchinson of Huntsdale, and Clyde Landis. Friends may call from 7-10 Monday and 2-5 Tuesday at the Bury Funeral Home 3070 Delaware Ave.
Funeral services and interment at Carlisle, Thursday. J. (nee Szulewski). Lewandowski, of 124 Peabody Buffalo, N. Jan.
8, 1961, beloved wife of Edward mother of Lawrence; daughter of Michalina and the late Paul Szulewski; daughter-in-law of Anna and the late Anthony Lewandowski; sister of Joseph Szulewski, Stella Gimeno, Stefania Galus, William Szulewski, Walter Szulewski, Lillian Helen Wisniewski and Richard Szulewski; sister-in-law of Florence Szulewski, Vincent Gimeno, Stanley Galus, Rita Szulewski, Celia Szulewski, Eugene Szalczynski, Edward Wisniewski, Joseph and Florence Lewandowski, Stanley and Debrah Lewandowski, Chester Lewandowski, Edwin and Kay Lewandowski, Matthew and Eleanor Lewandowski and Helen and Alfred Golombek. Funeral from the Pietszak Funeral Home 806 Clinton Wednesday, morning at 8:30 o'clock and Monica's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
9110 LUX -Nicholas J. Lux, Jan. 8. 1961, of 93 Hazelwood husband of the late Mary Donnelon Lux; father of Mrs. Albert J.
Ram, and Joseph N. Lux of Nutley, N. brother of the late Mrs. Appalonia Frantz, Mrs. Magdalene Oliger, Katherine, Anna, Hippolite, and Joseph Lux; grandfather of Joseph LUx, Jr.
Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey where services will be held on Thursday at 10 A. and at St. Gerard's Church at 10:30 A.
M. Mr. Lux was a past president of the Carpenters Local No. 355. 9111 MALAK-Michael (Mike), Jan.
8, 1967, of 5077 Tonawanda Creek North Tonawanda, beloved husband of Mary E. Goodman. Malak; father of the late John Malak. Friends may call at the Leo Saver Funeral Home 2335 Niagara Falls Blvd. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Funeral and services Wednesday at 2 P. M. 9110 (nee Blagerelli) in Blasdell, N. of 59 Abbott Pkwy.
Jan. 7. 1961, wife of the late Serino; dearest mother of Vladimero, Mrs. Louis (Aurelia) Argentieri, Eva, Bruno (Midge), Albert and the late Mary tady, Sadio; N. sister of Mrs.
Arthur Bigi, SchenecLigi of Ridgefield, Nena Lepre Alcide (Allegrina) and Alvera Donati, both of Italy; survived by nine grandchildren. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapel 3003 South Park Lackawanna, N. Y. Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and from Our Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9:30. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Friends invited. 9110 McGREGOR-Archibald. Funeral services were held at Sieck Mast Funeral Home, Nov. 12, 1960. Burial in Lakeside Memorial Park, Hamburg.
McLERNON-Robert McLernon, of 537 Woodlawn Kenmore, Jan. 7, 1961, beloved husband Katherine Wright McLernon; father of Samuel James Mrs. William Holler and the late Richard McLernon; brother of Mrs. Charles Stakel of Avoca, N. Y.
Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Bury Home 3070 Delaware Ave. Funeral service will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Advent, 54 Delaware Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment private. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Episcopal Church of the Advent, Memorial Fund or the Buffalo Council Boy Scouts of America.
Mr. McLernon was a member of Kenmore Lodge No. 1132, F. A. under whose auspices Masonic services will be held Monday evening at 8 P.
M. MEYER-Christine M. Weihrich Meyer of 142 Frontenac Jan. 8, 1961, beloved wife of the late William G. Meyer mother of Mrs.
Stanley Aldridge and William G. Meyer sister of Christ Kunz, August and Jacob Weihrich; grandmother of Mrs. Louise Stanley E. Jr. and Mervin W.
Aldridge. Friends may call at the Harry A. Wedekindt Funeral Home, 280 Grover Cleveland at North Bailey, where services will be held Wednesday at 3 P. M. Friends invited.
The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Mrs. Meyer was a member of The Women's Guild of St. Luke United Church of Christ.
9110 MINDNICH John A. of 79. Henderson Kenmore, Jan. 7, 1961, beloved husband of Laura Vogt Mindnich: father of Mrs. Lawrence Wolf, Mrs.
Joseph Domster, Mrs. Eugene Trautman and Charles E. Mindnich; brother of Mrs. Otillia Rank. and the late Mrs.
Eugenia Sander, Clara Mindnich and Emma Best. Friends received at the Stephan Funeral Home, 266 East at Austin, from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Andrew's Church at 9:30. Friends invited.
MINOTTI-Pasquale Minotti of 193 Goethe Jan. 9, 1961, husband of the late Bambina Sisti Minotti; father of Mrs. Arthur (Lucy) Mastrangelo, Mrs. Sylvester (Phyllis) Azzaretto, Mrs. Ross (Carmella) DePronio and Dominic Minotti: son of the late Dominic and Lucy Pillo Minotti: brother of Anthony Minotti: also survived by six grandchildren.
Friends received at the tiglia Mortuary, 873 Abbott Rd. (near Ramona), from 1-5 and 7-10 P. M. where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited.
9111 -Claire of 102 Westfield Eggertsville, N. Jan. 8, 1961, beloved daughter of Norbert R. and Rosemary Stall Mumbach; sister of Gregory, Nicholas, Thomas and Monica Mumbach: granddaughter of Mrs. Joseph Mumbach and Mr.
and Mrs. Law. rence L. Stall. Friends may call at the McKendry-Dengler Funeral Home 2254 Main from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 9:15 and a Mass of the Angels at St. Benedict's Church at 10 Friends are invited. 9110 NEYMAN-Jeseph, calf Laurel, West Hollywood 46, 1961, formerly of Buffalo, husband of Ruth father of Cheryl Lynn: brother of Mrs. Aaron Eiduson of Buffalo.
the late Samvel, the late Anna and Sally of nia: son of the late Sidney and Lena, Funeral services were held In Friends Hollywood, of the family Jan. may 1961, call 4 at 200 Lovering Ave. PARAPATIS-Lydia. Jan, 1961, of 280 Gould Depew, N. wife of Joseph; mother of Mrs.
Jarnes Coughlin of Rochester, N. Michael Spislak and Mrs. Albert Welbel of Depew, N. Stephen Bandy of Dale, N. and Joseph Spislak of Detroit; stepmother of Mrs.
Allen Hutchinson of Arizona, N. Mrs. and Benjamin Joseph Hodan Parapatis of Lan- of Buffalo, N. sister of Mrs. Stephen Bolog of Hungary; aunt of Mrs.
Andrew Bandy of Depew, N. also survived by 16 grandchildren. Friends call at the Mashionik Reinbold Inc. Funeral Home, 90 Cenertal Lancaster, N. where services will be in Lancaster Rural Cemetery.
held Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment Invited. 9110 PASCHKA-Fred W. Paschka, 16 Car ter Jan.
9, 1961, husband of Evelyn Weiss Paschka: father of Fred ert Donald R. and Joan G. Paschka; Urban Jones, Mrs. Bertha Battleson: brother of Mrs. Emma, Jones, Mrs.
Mrs. Herbert Wood and the late Witliam and Frank also vived by seven grandchildren. Funeral from Loomis, Offers Loomis inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Deceased was a member of Buffalo No. 846 F. A. M. and the hood of South Park Lutheran Church.
Masonic services Tuesday evening at 10 o'clock at 1820 Seneca. 9110 PETERSON-Charles, of 16 Benzinger Jan. 7, 1961; beloved father of Donald C. Peterson; dearest brother of John Jones of Attica, N. Mrs.
Theodore Nielsen of Arlington; father of Lynn Ann Peterson. Funeral Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the Antoinette Funeral Chapel Home, of the 998 Ronald Loveloy S. Wozniak Bailey, Interment in Buffalo Cemetery. PLOCH-Andrew of 131 Kosciuszko, Jan. 8, 1961, husband of the late Maryanne (nee Kempczynski): dear Eugene, Sigmund and Henry; fatherin-law of Camille, Marie and Rita; grandfather of six grandchildren.
FUneral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore, Thursday, at 9:30 A. and at St. Adalbert's Basilica at o'clock. Burial in St. invited.
Adalbert's Cometery. Friends are PORPIGLIA-Philip Jan. 8. 1961, of 24 Sarabel Court. Cheektowaga, beloved husband of Beatrice (nee Frachella): father of Paul and Philip; stepson of Nancy Porpiqlia; brother of Santina Prazmark, Matthew, Angeline, Martello, Anthony, Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 A.
M. from the Urban Funeral Home: 3645 Genesee St. (2 blocks east Union Rd.) and in Our Lady Help of Christians Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited to attend.
Chapel hours 1-5 7-10 P. M. 9110 RIEPPEL Fred (Ripple) Rieppel, of 284 Germania Jan. 6, 1961, the late Andrew A. and Bertha A.
Smith Rieppel; brother of Mrs. John er, Mrs. Patrick Rutledge, Mrs. Clarence Sirgey, Mrs. Albert Weaver, Thomas Darner, Friends Harold invited and to call Edna Rieppel.
are the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home 2286 South Park where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:15 and at St. Agatha's Church at 9 o'clock. suddenly Jan. 6, 1961, mother Mrs. Bernice grandmother of Patricia Reed; sister of Mrs.
Ruth Mauersberg and Frank Phelps. Funeral from the Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home, 465 Franklin Monday afternoon at 2:30. Friends are invited to attend. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9.
RYAN -James suddenly, of 73 Strathmore Jan. 6, 1961, beloved husband of Mary Hanrahan Ryan: father of Mrs. William (Mary Maroney and Sister Mary Vincent of the Sisters of Mercy: brother of Mrs. James Doyle, Joseph, William, Frank, Mrs. James McKew, Mrs.
Michael Casey and Daniel Ryan, all from out of town, and the late Patand rick, John Thomas, Ryan; Mrs. also Mary survived Kelly, by two Michael grandchildren. Friends may funeral call will at the be family residence where held Tuesday morning at 8:45 A. and 9:30 at A. M.
St. Friends Thomas are Aquinas invited. Churches gratefully declined. Mr. Rvan was of St.
a member of the Holy Name Society Thomas Aquinas Church. 719 SARNOWSKI-Mary (nee Kulawiak), Jan. 7. 1961, of 1044 Smith beloved wife of the late Walter; dearest mother of Edward, Raymond and the late Florence; mother-in-law of Emily (Przybylski) and Irene (Jarzvniecki); survived by three late Anthony grandchildren; and Catherine daughter (nee the Grzechowiak): sister of Veronica Baczkiewicz, Bernard, Lottie and Kozlowski, Stephen of Tujunga, the late Helen Nowicki, Funeral Rutecki Thursday mornina from the Max at neral Home, 375-379 Peckham 9:30 and at St. Stanislaus Church at 10 o'clock.
Interment St. Stanislaus Cemeterv. Friends invited. Deceased was a 2 member of Polish Polek Women's Genowefy. Alliance Group 390, Tow.
Pat. 9110 SCHICHTEL Jeanne Marie 73 Merrimac Schichtel, suddenly, Jan, 6, 1961, of daughter of mund and Jeanne Peterson Schichtel. beloved infant Funeral private. SCIORTINO Sciortino, of 137 Walkowiak CheekFrances (nee Sciortino) towada. Buffalo, N.
formerly Jan. 7, 1961, wife of the of 333 Busti Ave. late Tampa, Angelo Sciortino: Philip, mother Josephine of Krywalski. Carmelo, Mrs. (Mamie) Muscato.
Mrs. and Paul (Frances) of Moran, all of Buffalo, Thomas Niagara Falls, N. sister of 12 Thomas children. Sciortino; Friends may call at Joseph also survived by Funeral Home A. 473 Spano Hudson, from 11 M.
Sons Niagara P. near where funeral will be held 10 10 Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and at o'clock. 9110 Resurrection Church, Cheektowaga, 10 -Zaida B. Smith, In Springville, N. Jan.
mother 7, of 1961, wife Roland R. Smith; of arandmother of Murray Smith R. Funeral Smith. Friends call at the Home, 108 East Main Springville, where funeral at 2 P. M.
Friends invited service will be Wednesday to attend. Expressions of sympathy may be Church made to Memorial Fund, Springville. the First Presbyterian Mrs. Smith was a 50-year member and past worthy matron of Dalton, Queen of N. the Genesee Chapter No.
474, and past district deputy past the president Livingston District 0. E. and member of the Springville Club and a member of the First Presby: terian Church. Eastern Star memorial service will be conducted at the funeral home on Tuesday evening at 8 by Concord Chapter No. 441, 0.
E. S. 9110 SUGG-Joseph Suga, of 469 Emslie Anna Jan. Graff Suaq: father of Joseph, Edward, 9, 1961; beloved husband of Harold, Robert, Mrs. Frank ski, Mrs.
Gordon Burkard and Mrs. Al Trautman. Funeral from Schlager Funeral Home, 674 Broadway, Thursday mornina at 8:30 and at St. Ann's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends in.
vited. Deceased was member the Holy Name Society of St. Ann's Church. Family present 2-5 and 9111 7-9 P. M.
TAIT-Andrew H. Talt, of 557 Bird Jan. 8, 1961; husband of the late Sweet Tait; father of Ralph L. Tait; Mrs. Albert (Doris) Boemmels of Buffalo; and Mrs.
Arnold (Leona) son of Compton, brother of the late Percy Talt. Funeral from the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore near University Plaza. Time to be announced later. Friends Invited. Mr.
Tait was a member of Mizpah Lodge No. 518 1.0.0.F. and Kenilworth Rebekah Lodge 628. Family present 2-5 a and Tuesday 7-10 P. evening M.
at Odd 8 P. Fellow services THIELE-Elizabeth Schwab Thiele, of 310 Gold Jan. 8, 1961, widow of Bern. hard Thiele; beloved mother of Mrs. Harold Cunningham (Viola), Herman and Thiele; also survived by two grandchildren; sister of Mrs.
Harry Benzee and Mrs. James Terryberry of Niagara the Fails, N. Y. Friends received in home of Barron Funeral Service, 1932 Bailey where funeral service will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Deceased was a member of the Walhalla Milrose Rebekah Lodge No. 177, the Ladies Guild and the Sewing Circle of Trinity United Church of Christ and the Golden Age Club, Lovejoy Branch. 9110 -Mariano Tornabene, of 543 W. Utica St. (rear), Jan.
8, 1961, husband of Genoeffa Messina Tornabene; father of Mrs. Carrie Palmeri, Charles, Mrs. John (Ida) Francavilla, Mrs. John (Mamie) Biel, Mrs. Michael (Marie) Terranova, Dominic Mrs.
Anthony (Josephine) Pardi, Mrs. George (Rose) O'Keefe, and the late Dominic Tornabene; also survived by 24 grandchildren; brother of Casper of Cleveland. 0., Mary DiSalvo and Carrie Tornabene of Italy and the late Vito of Cleveland, O. Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home Inc.r 473 Niagara near Hudson, from 4. M.
to 10 P. where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock and at Our Lady of Loretto Church at 9 o'ciork. Mr. Tornabene was a member of the Club Italo Americano and St. Anthony of Padua Club.
9110 VON EHRENBERG-Eugene Jan. 1961, of 428 Olympic husband of Cordelia: father of Eugene H. of La Jolia, grandfather of Adrienne and Eric. Friends may call at the Legg Burns Funeral Home, 1084 Elmwood from 2-5 and 7-9. neral service at Forest Lawn Crematory Chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Flowers gratefully declined. WITKOWSK1-Mary (nee Machniak), of 88 Peter Buffalo, N. Jan. 8, 1961, beloved wife of the late Frank Witkowski; -dearest mother of Jean, Walter, Helen Sprawka, and the late Cecelia Albon; mother-in-law of Adam Sprawka. Lottie Witkowski and Clifford Albon: sister of Vincent Machniak, Blanche.
Stanley -and John of Poland: survived by three grandchildren. Family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at Dombrowski Czeladzinski Funeral Home, 447 Amherst St. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30 A. M. from the chapel 10 o'clock at Assumption Church.
Bucial In. St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Glos Polek, Polish Cadets Ladies Auxillary -and Palatine Mission Society Retired Merchant Succumbs 20 Hours After His Wife A retired Buffalo merchant and his wife died within 20 hours over the week-end.
They were Ernest W. Jones, 79, former owner of Stewart Benson, leather store, and Etta Spence Jones, 74. They resided at Hotel Westbrook. Mrs. Jones died late Saturday (Jan.
7, 1961) in Buffalo General Hospital. Mr. Jones' death followed Sunday afternoon (Jan. 8, 1961) in their hotel apartment. Heart ailments were the causes of death.
Mr. Jones retired in 1944 after 26 years with Stewart Benson. He joined the company in 1918 as vice president and later became owner, A native of Pike, Wyoming County, Mr. Jones came here as a young man with his parents. He was graduated from Cornell University School of Engineering.
Mrs. Jones was born in Howard Siding near Emporium, Pa. They were married in Buffalo and celebrated their 52d wedding anniversary last May 4. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon by Dr. Albert G.
Butzer, minister of Westminster Presbyterian Church, in Forest Lawn Chapel. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. John Conomos Services for, John Conomos, 68, former Buffalo and Lockport restaurant operator, will be conducted at 2 tomorrow afternoon in the Annunciation Hellenic Orthodox Church. There also will be services at 1:30 in the Rising Funeral Home, 94 Northampton St. Burial will be in Elmlawn Cemetery, Town of Tonawanda.
Mr. Conomos, who died Saturday, Buffalo evening General (Jan. Hospital, 7, 1961) retired in in 1958 after operating Ernie's Restaurant, 291 W. Ferry for five years. Before that, he operated the Transit Restaurant at Main and Transit Sts.
in Lockport. For 17 years Mr. Conomos operated the old Chicago Restaurant at 803 Main which he opened in 1914 in partnership with his brother, James, who survives. Mr. Conomos resided at 543 Humboldt Pkwy.
Besides his brother, he is survived by his wife, the former Virginia Johnides; three sons, Arestedes, James anto Milton; a sister, Theodora, lives in Greece, and a grandson. Howard B. Jennings Howard B. Jennings, 69, who operated a meat stand in the Washington Market for 45 years, died in Sisters' Hospital Saturday evening (Jan. 7, 1961) after suffering attack his home at 271 Berkshire Ave.
Services will be conducted at 2 Wednesday in the Harry A. Wedekindt Funeral Home, 280 Grover Cleveland Amherst, by the Rev. George E. Stauffer, pastor of Parkside Lutheran Church. Burial will be in 1 Forest Lawn.
Mr. Jennings, who retired 18 months ago, was a member of Buffalo Consistory, Ismailia Temple, and Washington Lodge 240, He was past ident of the Retail Meat Dealers Association. Surviving are his wife, the former Edna Schneider; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Riester two brothers, Russell and Charles, and four sisters, Mrs. Charlotte Werth of Hamden, Mrs.
Carrie Dutcher of Delray Beach, Mrs. Harold Hauser, and Mrs. Julia Griffin. There are four grandchildren. William J.
Rotterman Former Police Lt. William J. Rotterman, 52, was found dead in bed today (Jan. 9, 1961) at 44 Amber where he lived with his mother, Mrs. Anna Rotterman.
He spent most of his career in the Franklin Station and was a desk lieutenant there when he resigned last June 28. Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of St. Brigid's School. He was appointed a patrolman Dec. 23, 1931, and three years later was detailed to the Detective Bureau when he scored the highest mark-196 points out of a possible 200-in identifying rogues' gallery pictures.
He was made an acting desk lieutenant in June 1945. He took a year's leave of absence in 1954 following major surgery and on his return to duty was given the permanent rank of desk lieutenant, He attended Holy Family Church and was a member of the Erie Club and the Desk Lieutenant's Association. (nee Slesinski), of 361 Walden Jan. 9, 1961, wife of the late John; dear sister of Anna Slesinski and the late Nepomocyna Walkowski, Victoria Kobierski and the late George Slesinski; sister-in-law of Mrs. George (Stella) Slesinski; aunt of Mrs.
Edward F. (Lillian) Kasprzak, Mrs. Anthony (Rose) Cutcher of Dunkirk, N. and Gerald Walker of Cleveland, 0. Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore, Thursday at 9:30 and at St.
Luke's R. Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery family plot. Friends are invited.
9111 WOODS- M. (nee Hale), Jan. 8, 1961, of 155 University wife of Thomas W. Woods; moteloved Mrs. William J.
(Marie) Watson; grandmother of Thomas Jonathan K. Lawrence P. Watson. Friends may call at 4614 the Darwin E. Myers Funeral Main at Roycroft Home, Snyder, Monday from 7-9 P.
M. Private funeral services Tuesday at the venience of the family. Mrs. Woods conwas a member of Holy Trinity Church. KENNETH M.
KELLY FUNERAL HOME New Location 2554 MAIN ST. TT 3-33235 Home Utica St. Continued Funeral Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST. TL 3-3230, Obituaries Henry Martin Bender Funeral services will be held at 2 tomorrow for Henry M. Bender, 82, of 61 Rodney a retired police patrolman and veteran of three wars.
Mr. Bender died Saturday (Jan. 7, 1961) in Veterans Hospital. He was a patient nearly two years. The Rev.
William C. Payne of Kensington Alliance Church will conduct services in Leo Vandercher Son Funeral Home, 2549 Main St. Disabled American Veterans, Chapter of which Mr. Bender was a member, will conduct a graveside military service in Forest Lawn. A native of Buffalo, Mr.
Bender first served as a policeman aboard the police launch Grover Cleveland. He was a marine engineer and later a patrolman, retiring from the force in 1940 after 30 years service. He was a Navy veteran of the Spanish American War and World Wars I and II and was a member of the United Spanish War Veterans, Bucky O'Neill Camp 15; American Legion NaPost 368; Buffalo Police Post 400, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Hiram Lodge 105, and the Buffalo Police Mutual Aid Benefit Association. Mr. Bender is survived by his wife, Theresa; two sons, Benjamin and Paul M.
Bender of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. John Haggerty, and three grandchildren. Nicholas J. Lux Nicholas J. Lux, 85, who served as president of Local 355, United Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners of America (AFL), for 20 consecutive years, died Sunday (Jan.
8, 1961) in his home at 93 Hazelwood Ave. Mr. Lux was born Jan. 14, 1875, in Alsace Lorraine, one of seven children of the late Quirin and Kremer Lux. He came with his parBarbara, ents in 1889.
A carpenter all of his working life, he was president of Local 355 from 1928 to 1948. His wife, the former Mary Donnellon, whom he married in 1902, died in 1954. They are survived by a daughter, Mrs. Albert J. Ram, with whom Mr.
Lux made his home, and a son, Joseph N. Lux of Nutley, N. J. A High Mass of Requiem at 10:30 Thursday morning in St. Gerard's Church will be preceded by prayers in the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey at 10.
Burial will be i in Mt. Calvary, Frank J. Lienert Services for Frank J. Lienert, 78. retired Buffalo postal employe, were conducted in town Saturday.
Mr. Lienert, who died Thursday (Jan. 5, 1961), retired ten years ago after serving 25 years as clerk in charge of the railway mail terminal in Buffalo. Mr. Lienert lived for many years at 1145 Michigan Ave.
He had lived at 456 Baker Jamestown, since his retirement. Surviving are his wife, the former Fern Bradley of Buffalo; a son, Harold; two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Kuhefus and Mrs. Eleanor Fullmer, and a brother, Robert, all of Buffalo. There are seven grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
8 MANUFACTURERS PLEAD INNOCENT IN MONOPOLY CASE Eight of the nation's largest manufacturers of metal office furniture pleaded innocent in Federal Court today to charges they conspired to fix prices and eliminate competition in the industry. Federal Judge 0. Henderson granted the companies an additional 60 days beyond their ten-day limit after arraignment in which to file motions against the indictment, returned here Dec. 7. The Justice Department's Anti-trust Division and the companies also filed a stipulation giving the defendants until March 20 to answer a civil complaint filed Dec.
28 by the Government. It seeks an injunction against the alleged conspiracy. All the companies pleaded through their attorneys. Sperry Rand New York, pleaded innocent to three separate indictments. One of its attorneys is Herbert A.
Bergson, former assistant attorney general in charge, of Shaw-Walker the Anti-trust Muske- Divigon, pleaded innocent to two indictments. Pleading to charges in one indictment were Art Metal Jamestown, represented by William P. Stewart of Buffalo; Yawman Erbe Mfg. Rochester, whose attorney is James O. Moore of Buffalo; the General Fireproofing Youngstown, the Globe-Wernicke Norwood, Steelcase Grand Rapids, and All-Steel Equipment, Aurora, Ill.
Officers Are Installed By Holy Name Society Ted C. Collins was installed as president of the Holy Name Society of Florian Church Sunday morning at a breakfast after Communion Mass. Others installed were: First vice president, Joseph A. ciak: second vice president, Frank R. Seriadzinski; treasurer, Richard Bartkowiak; corresponding secretary, Bronislaus L.
Gembala; recording secretary, John S. Andrycha; marshal, Donald Sondel. Directors: Frank G. Foschio, Frank J. Markott, Walter szek, John Boblak, Joseph A.
Bajak. The Rev. Michael L. Klukaczewski, pastor, installed the officers. Auto Engineers Meet DETROIT, Jan.
9 (P)-The Society of Automotive Engineers opened its first International Congress Exposition here today. Daily News Summary BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. Dec. Edmund Woleinski, 34 Wilson James E. Wilkinson, 1013 Kensington Robert Thomas, 455 E.
Utica Bernard C. Sirasl, 203 Forest Joseph S. Sherwin, Amherst Bertil L. Peterson, Amherst Jim W. Parmer, 84 Dupont Joseph Palczynski, 281 East Robert A.
Mever. Tonawanda Raymond Marlinski, 105 Grimes Edwin P. Machniak, 71 Grote Raymond H. Loos, Cheektowaga Edgar H. Kepfer, 135 Bloomfield James E.
Huggins, 55 Rounds Anthony J. Guzzo, 89 Lakewood Raymond W. Dembik, West Seneca Jeal L. Cohen, Tonawanda -unn E. Boone.
855 Prospect Edwin C. Binga, North Tonawanda Joseph A. Basinski. Cheektowaga Arthur R. West Seneca Norman E.
Willard, 201 Lockwood Franklin Simonsen, 91 McKinley John N. Scherer, Cheektowaga Richard R. Schmidt 11, Angola Richard Scarafia, 122 Montana James Willard Ruffin, 197 Hughes Michael A. Rinaldo, 95. Tennyson William K.
Reichard, 107 Germain Robert J. Pufpaff, Cheektowaga James F. Noaro, 125 North Park James T. Newbern, 498 Spring Joseph Mullhaupt, Tonawanda Stephen A. Monachino, Lackawanna Florian J.
Marciniak, 40 Concord Paul J. Lyford. Tonawanda Thomas J. Leahy, 767 Abbott John A. Kazmierczak, 221 Miller E.
Jonathan, 60 Collins Robert Hardesty, 149 Geary Garfield R. Gist, 101 Alexander Earl E. Gaiser Jr. 337 Sheffield Ronald E. Ast, 72 Marshall GIRLS were born to Mr.
Leroy Thrist, 467 Northampton Charles W. Stanton, 154 Prospect Edward Porter, Cheektowaga Henry J. Pikul, Sloan Richard Persico, West Seneca Joseph Moskal. 36 Gittere Robert R. McGregor, 345 Potomac Theodis Love, 210 Jefferson Bronislaus Lipowski, 33 Guilford Harry A.
Lipinoga, 36 Wilkes Joseph T. Jowsey, 98 Royal William F. Haag 39 Fernhill Frank E. Gutek, 186 Shumway James Gavin, West Seneca Paul A. Gaulin, Amherst Carl Garvin, Cheektowaga Robert E.
Gardner, Clarence Richard E. Elmlinger, 767 West Bruce R. Courtney, 560 Seventh Aldo R. Celotto, 199 Easton Raymond F. Wolcinski, 96 Cable Ernest J.
Weirich, West Seneca James D. Sargent, 214 Englewood Bernard Ruzewski Depew Richard S. Piccoli. 195. Shirley Bernd Pawia, 53 Greene Joseph L.
Osheski, Tonawanda William T. O'Connell, 56 Eden Dan J. Newell, Tonawanda Luigi A. Monaco, 639 Grant Edward A. Metzger, Orchard Park James Manion, East Aurora William Mabury, 386 Madison Paul W.
Klavoon, West Seneca Donald L. Johnson, Aiden Walter J. Hoffman. Tonawanda Donald P. Herko, 252 Woltz William Good.
172 Congress Frank M. Cantle, 167 Box John F. Brummer, Tonawanda TWINS, boy and girl, to Mr. Harry J. Freitas, Cheektowaga The following Buffalo births were tered in the Town of Tonawanda: BoYs were born to Mr.
Robert A. Balocco, 323 Jewett Gaza J. Soos. 20 Malsch Paul P. Banyi, 93 Rosedale John A.
Zulick, 65 Reservation Robert W. Ford, 75 North Park GIRLS were born to Mr. Francis J. Haley, 48 Beard Glen M. Stuhmiller, 400 Eggert Melvin J.
Kuzdzal, 225 North Dr. Victor C. Fonseca, 115 Ellicott Donald C. Manhart. 11.
Henrietta Andre R. Bascobert, 46 Belmont MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM. Jan. 9) Ralph Schmitt, Webdale, 61 193 Newburgh. Daniel Johengen, 50 Allen--Joyce Elliott, 15th.
Antonio Valente, 88 Sidney Antonietta Angelo Sessa, 176 Normal -Ethel Rohde, D'Alfonso, 88, Sidney. 78 Isabelle. John Splaine, 510 Hewitt--Nancy Van Dick, 368 LaSalle. Robert Wagner: Cheektowaga--Pearl Oldfield, Cheektowaga. Eddie Robinson, 332 Winslow Gloria Caver, 515 Clinton.
Joseph Dudkowski, 94 Academy--Dolores Trybinski, 103 Longnecker. Bernard Garrast, 322 Auburn--Susanne Zysek, 141 Grote. Bruce Pieters, 509 Lafayette- Geraldine Hess. Kenmore. Walter Boinski, 820 Sycamore Laura Lysek, 281 Reed.
ACCIDENTS Saturday Maryan Czarnecki. 43, of 482 Fillmore: collision, auto city high lift truck, William Filimore, about 7:30 PM; mouth injuries: Emergency Hospital. Truck driver, Harold A. Back, 55, of 23 Manhattan. James Gavazzo, 42, of 125-G Fulton, struck, Main Huron, about 11:25 PM; brain concussion, bruises; Columbus Hospital.
Driver, Eddie Richardson, 23, of 78 Monticello. John Kubant. 75, of 87 Emslie walked against passing station wagon, Seneca near Smith, about 11:30 PM: severe forehead cut, left knee leg bruises; Emergency, Hospital. Driver, Stanley 41, of 120 Maurice. A couple was injured when their auto struck parked car at Niagara and Hampshire at 2:45 AM today.
Adolph Gradesky, 38. of 533 Niagara, cuts on forehead and chin, and his wife, Maxine, 38, driver, cut over left eye and shock, are in Columbus Hospital. Owner of parked auto, Annie V. Howard, 333 Fourth. Sunday Mrs.
Marion Mohr: 39. of 14 E. Woodlawn, 2-car Fillmore near Kenova, about 12:30 AM: shock: Meyer Memorial Hospital. Other driver, Daniel E. Rogers, 19, of 21 Orchard, arrested on public charge.
Three hurt, 2-car collision, E. Delavan near Wilkes, about 1:30 AM. Meyer Memorial Hospital- Gambino. 18. of 19 Temple, Cheektowaga, a er, bruised left knee, Miss Marlene Deitzman, 17, of 2657 Genesee, Cheektowaga, his passenger, cut above right eve chipped tooth.
Columbus pital -Miss Antoinette Valenti, 16, of 216 15th, head injury. She was with Gary Crimi, 19, of 117 Dovle. Norman Rudolph, 29, of 795 Genesee, struck, Genesee Mortimer, about 3:05 AM: fractures of skull both legs: Columbus Hospital. The driver, James B. Hanaka, 23, of 93 Roebling, was arrested on a public-intoxication charge, James E.
Fecio, 10, of 89 Strathmore, hit, Abbott Tamarack, about 8:45 AM: chest hip injuries: Mercy Hospital. Police gave driver, Chester Blaszak, 49, of 15 Bertha, a summons charging, failure 10 give right of way pedestrian. Four hurt, two-car collision, Main Humboldt about 9:20 PM. Deaconess Hos-Miss Bernice Kriner, 21, of 356 Landon, a driver, facial injury. Sisters' Hospital- Joseph Riffling, 18, of 147 Morris, right leg injury: Paul Hughes, 18, of 27 Winspear, heart left leg juries, John Moscato, 19, of 730 Amherst.
back injury. The youths were riding with Carl M. Nielsen Jr. 19, of 441. Woodward.
BURGLARIES 407 S. Park, Pascal Turchiarelli's gas station: $25 worth of cigarettes and $25 premium stamos taken early Sundav. 1172 Niagara, Fantashere vice dent in charge of sales, Robert J. Mulholland: in excess of 1000 dozen pair of hosiery, plus an adding machine and portable calculator, taken over the week end. 30 Essex, Sage Equipment Co.
Supt. Anthony Spereduti, three drills with a total value of about $190 taken over the week-end. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Saturday: 3:06 ator. PM- Elmwood, plugged Squad 7 to 65 Bradley, unnecessary. Elm, frame dwelling, defective wiring, $5500 damage.
Rescue Squad 3 to 244 Stanton: Mrs. Gertrude Rice, 38, ill, taken to Emergency Hospital. E. Ferry, laundry. Carl, overheated furnace motor.
4th, rubbish. Squad 7 1122 Niagara; Almon F. Shaw, 46, 85 Main, ill, 19, taken home. Squad 5 to 462 Ashland; Mrs. Ella Garrett, 95, ill, to Millard Fillmore Hospital.
Glenwood, closet, undetermined cause, $125 damage. 9:45 Rescue Squad 1 to 196 Broadway, unnecessary. near Eggert, false. Squad 2 to 94 Elk: Belinda Kellar, 10, ill, remained home. Brunswick, false.
Sunday 12:35 AM--Rescue Squad 4 to 70 Marshall; Elmer Hohl, 60, ill, taken to Deaconess Hospital. Squad 5 to 47. Breckenridge Mrs. ill, Martha Kelly, 35, of 1226 Niagara, taken to Columbus Hertel, awning, undetermined cause, damage. -Jefferson Northland, false.
Montana, unnecessary, Squad 5 to 332 Peensylvania: Miss Florence Male, 73, ill, taken to Columbus Hospital, Lafayette, motor. 5 47-238 Elmwood, defective furnace. S. Park, waste basket. Vermont, false.
Broadway, overheated motor, damage. 10:56 -508 Northland, broken sprinkler. Squad 5 to 543 W. Delaware, unnecessary. Utica; Mariano p*rnebene, 80, dead.
Squad 6 to Bailey Davidson: Frank Weigel, 71, of 93 Millicent, ill. taken to Deaconess Hospital. 12:58 PM -Rescue Squad 5 to 15 Auchinvole; Miss Mary Pugliesi, 43, 11, to Meyer Memorial Hospital. Squad fo $. Division 8 Ellicott: Kiser Mielczarek, 46, of 124 N.
Division. ill, taken to Veterans Hospital. 5:18 Grant, dwelling, broken gas line. Rescue Squad 5 to 65 Ketchum: Robert Ford, 57, dead. Rescue Squad 6 to 41 Meech, une necessary.
29 30 28 29 30 29 29 30 29 29 29 29 30 31 31 31 30 31 31 31 30 31 30 30 31 30 30 29 28 29 29 30 30 20 30 31 29 22 29 29 29 30 30 29 30 31 30 31 31 30 30 31 3 30 30 31 30 29 regis- Dec. 24 26 29 29 31 Dec. 15 21 24 26 27 29 Squad to 675 Delawares Ernest Jones. 70, dead. 5 48-Rescue Squad 10 153 Hedley: Laverne Clay, 32, left in doctor's care.
Squad in, to 300 Walnut; Lucius Curry, 45, left in doctor's care. motor, $25 damage. University of Buffalo, Engineering May, unnecessary. near Erie Railroad tracks, rubbish. Rescue Squad 4 to ,99 Liddell; Joseph Bartoszek, 73, dead.
Trenton, false. 9:31 Rescue Squad to 197 Hamburg, unnecessary. 9:48 Rescue Squad 4 to 41 Erskine: Leo Ceranski, 55, ill, left in doctor's care. Rescue Squad 7 to 53 Ullman; Nick Chambre, 79, ill, left in doctor's care. Roseville, talse.
Today Squad 4 to 1677 Broadway, Henry Havernich, 73. ill; left in care of a physician. Squad 2 to 16 Carter, Fred W. Paschka. 65: died shortly after are rival of firemen.
Squad to 186 W. Chippewa, Harry Holman, 67; dead when firemen arrived. Manitoba, defective sprinkler; no fire. Squad 6 to 2035 Fillmore, Anthony J. Golpl, 77, ill, taken to Sisters' Hospital.
Squad 5 to 78 Otis, Joseph Harrison, 60, 1117 taken 10 Sisters' Hospital. Squad 2 to 44 Amber, Wit. liam J. Rotterman, 52, dead when firemen arrived. Squad 4 10 135 Kilhoffer, Victor T.
Sullivan, 55, dead when firemen arrived. Ferry and Jefferson, defecstover no damage. North cause undetermined, $200 damage. and 14th, auto, owner, Frank Runfola, 1832 Seneca, caused by an overheated motor, $100 damage. MISSING PERSONS Mrs.
Margaret Rall, 21, of 201 Hamburg since Thursday; 5 feet 3 inches, 135 pounds, hazel eyes, black hair; tan Jacket, black slacks, black boots, tan blouse. Carol Sinibaldi, 17, of 181 Geary since Dec. 23: 5 feet 5 inches, 125 pounds. blue eyes, brown hair; blue sweater, black shoes, black skirt, gray coat. STOLEN AUTOS 1955 Pontiac sedan.
5B 73-06, owned by Alice A. Murray, 807 Main; stolen from Goodell Oak Saturday. from Jefferson E. Ferry Friday; found at Purdy E. Ferry Saturday.
TRAFFIC COURT Judge Michael E. Zimmer Speeding $50-Roger T. Donoghue, 19, 210 ware. RECOVERED AUTOS 1957 Chevrolet sedan, GS 16-96, owned by Gustave C. Strong, 600 Oxbow, Lewiston: stolen from Erie at Skyway Friday; found at Jersey 4th Sunday.
1956 Dodge sedan, 5E 56-25, owned by Houssain Ban Ali, 159 College: stolen CHAPIN- Melvin in Buffalo, Powell: Jan. 8, 1961, husband of Mary father of Mrs. Arthur (Mariorie) Schunk of Speedway, David Ronald MN. U.S.N., Mrs. Carl (Ruth Mary) Coleman of Cherry Point, N.
and Paul F. Chapin: son of the late Floyd H. and Augusta J. Wohlgemuth: also survived by ten. grandchildren.
Funeral from the family residence, 53 Chamberlain West Seneca, Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. John the Evangelist Church at 9:30. Friends invited. Mr. Chapin was a member of the Holy Name Society of St.
John Evangelist Church. 9110 D'AMICO -Carmela (nee Inzina) of 469 Busti in New York City, Jan. 8. 1961, wife of the late Ricardo D'Amico; mother of Mrs. Levite (Rose) Bossey, Lawrence, Mrs.
Frank (Mary) Colangelo, Mrs. Daniel (Lucille) Petruzzi, Salvatore of Peekskill, N. and the late Joseph and Michael D'Amico. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 8:15 and from Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined.
9111 DENNY -Mary (nee Zielezinski), Jan. 9, 1961, of 50 Courtland beloved wife of Frank Denny: mother of Mrs. Frances Opera, Mrs. Marilyn Reger; grandmother of Gerald R. Young; great-grandmother of Sheila Ann Young; sister of Mrs.
Josephine Bociek, Chester Zielen, Mrs. Ella Grudzin. The family will be present to receive friends from 2-5. 7-10 P. M.
in the Amigone Funeral Home 1250 E. Delavan near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 8:45 and from St. Gerard's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 9111 DONCAVAGE- -Edward of Silver Creek, N.
Jan. 8, 1961, husband of the late Pauline; father of Archie, of Buffalo, N. Edward of Chula Vista, and Mrs. Albert Kurz of Angola, N. brother of Stanley of Clymer, N.
Mrs. Katherine Newhouse and Mrs. William Warnshuis of Sherman, N. also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday, Jan.
11, 2:30 P. M. at the Hole-Parker Funeral Home, Silver Creek, N. Y. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery, Silver Creek, N.
Y. 9110 DUFFY of 92 George Urban suddenly, Jan. 1961, husband of the late Emily Maderer Duffy; father of Mrs. Joseph (Leona) Huber; grandfather of Joel and Paul Huber. Funeral service private.
DUST- -Susanna Pitz Dust, of 178 Seneca Creek Gardenville, N. Jan. 8, 1961, wife of the late Louis C. Dust; mother of Norman Mrs. Paul A.
Lang, and Clarence L. Dust; sister of Mrs. Rudolph Galley, Mrs. Beattie Bender and the late Mrs. Louis Weber and Robert Pitz; also survived by seven grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.
Friends may call at the J. Warren Hoy Funeral Home, 3976 Seneca Ebenezer, where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 and from St. John's Lutheran Church at 2 member o'clock. of the Deceased Ladies was an honorary Aid Society. Expressions of sympathy may be made 10 the St.
John's Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. 9110 ESPOSITO-Dominica Saguta, In Buffalo, N. Jan. 7, 1961, beloved wife of the late Louis Esposito; mother of Natalie of Italy, Rose Prisinzeno of East Aurora, Mary Russo of Buffalo, Nancy Beaver, of Williamsville, N. Sara Colkitt of East Aurora, and Joseph Esposito; also survived by 24 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
Funeral from the Meyer Funeral Home, 471 Main East Aurora, N. Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and from the 1m- maculate Conception Church at 9:30. 9110 FORD-Robert H. Ford, Jan. 8, 1961, husband of Anita Halls Ford; father of Karen, Ian, David, Hugh, Ragnhild and Fraser Ford.
Friends may call at the Legg Burns Funeral Home, 1084 Elmwood until noon Wednesday. Services at Christ Chapel, Trinity Episcopal Church Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers gratefully declined. Mr.
Ford was a of Christopher G. Fox Lodge 1021, Buffalo Consistory: Ismailia Temple, G.M.R.. and the Clarence Shootina Club. Family will be present 2-4, 7-9 P. M.
9110 FRAAS-Kathryn (Enders) Fraas, Jan. 6. 1961, wife of the late John Fraas; aunt of Edwin, William, and Raymond Therrien, Mrs. Charles Baltus, Flovd Maltbie, Roy Vancord. and Elmer Enders.
Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey 2-5 and 7.10 P. M. Funeral services day, at 9. A. M.
and at St. Gerard's Church at 9:30 A. M. Friends Invited, 9110 FUEST -Henry Jan. 7, 1961, -In Bennington, N.
husband of Julia Folk Fuest; also surviving are several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday morning 9:15 from the Charles C. Reding Funeral Home, 175 Main Attica, N. and 10 o'clock at Our Lady Help of Christians Church, East Bennington, N. Y.
Friends invited. GAWRYS- In North Tonawanda, Jan. 9, 1961, of 117 8th beloved husband of Lottie Kacala; father of Raymond and Marion, Mrs. Florence Russell, Frances Larwa, Alfreda Hymiak; 11 grandchildren; brother of Joseph, Josephine Midura, Maziarz, Anna Nadolny, Frances Krainik, Alice Grazer, Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9:30 A. M.
at the Skomski Funeral Home, 549 Oliver North Tonawanda, and af 10 o'clock from Our Lady of Czestochowa Church. Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Friends invited. GARDON-Joseph Jan.
8. 1961, of 1662 Clinton beloved husband of Julia Inee Pitoniak); dear brother of Stanley, Francis and John of Poland, and the later Mrs. Stella Jankowski. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 from the Sittniewski Funeral Home, 154 Weimar services at Casimir's Church at 10 A. M.
Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Deceased was a member of Holy Name Society and an honorary member of St. -Casimir's Ushers' Society. Friends $25- James C. Kossow, 23, 74 Reiman; Phillip Garland.
19, 137 Vermont. $15-Edward $20-Nathan Gordon, 56. 28 Depew. Blasdell; Hartzell. 25, 392 Van Wyck, Shirley Measures, 34, 803 E.
River, Grand Island: Ronald M. Serafin, J. 20, 280 Straley, Cheektowaga; George Lendway, 26, 1160 N. Forest, Williamsville: Howard L. Hanson, 31, 516 Glenalby, Town of Tonawanda; Kenneth W.
Shoemaker, 50, 150 Reist. Williamsville. Operator After Dark $50-Raymond R. Markwardt Jr. 17, 83 Parkridge.
Parking $20-Frank Tripi, 299 Prospect; Wiltiam McK. $15-Thomas Whitley, 43, 244 Pershing. Todd, 22, 121 Virgil. $10-Patricia Dudziak, 25. 483 Fillmore.
Driving While License Was Suspended 10 days suspended, $100 fine, indefiinte probation--Roger T. Donoghue, 19, 210 Delaware. Emergency Regulations of Police $20 Ronald Cornwall. 31. Hickory Dr.
$10-Nathan G. Lewis, 40, 18 Lyth. Insufficient Lights Ave. $5-Alexander F. Biedron, 46, 68 St.
Louis Plate Violation $10-Walter Blachowicz. 198 Paderewski. Wrong Way $20 Indefinite Ulysses E. Brown, 39, 266 Wiliam. 19, 210 Delaware.
probation- Roger T. Donoghue, No License $100, Horace 30 days, Erie County Davis, 38. 289 Northland. 30 Helen days suspended, year probaDavis, 28, 289 Northland, Red Light $20-Robert McCoy. 62.
949 Bailey; Anthony S. Tibollo, 26, 299 Prospect. Left Keys in Car $15-Donald Davis, 25, 253 Eagle. $20-Kinard $25-Horace 38, 289 Northland. Inspection Sticker Parnell.
34, 419 Adams. $10-Gerald 22, 2041 Genesee: RFD Eugene E. Mahoney, Box 354F, Paradise Rd. East Amherst: S. John Halpane, Bonitace Jr.
400 1964 Clinton: 19. Villa: Paul Levin. son, $10-Donica 23, 978 Amherst. Zubler, Tzetzo, 76 Fordham: Giles Biedron, 46. 17, 22 Russell; Alexander F.
Blunt. 68 St. Louis David 49. 127 Donaldson: Rubin G. Lores, 32, 267 Oakmont.
BUSINESS NAMES J. Swinlarski. INCORPORATIONS Jefferson-Utica Television Service, 43 But. -Winfred Williams, Golden Age Nursing Manor, Golden Age Center, Nursing Home, Golden Age Nursing Nursing Amity Home, Nursing Manor, Amity all 3600 Harlem, Amity Nursing Center, G. King.
Cheektowaga -Bernard Arrow Loretta Glass Mirror 226 OntarioA. Tropo. Western Auto Associate Store, 843 Tona-William C. Metzler. Vista Restaurant, 517.
Main Boyd. Reginald Paladino's Food Market, 294 Genesee-Dominic Jr. Dominic V. Paladino. Robinson Lancaster Bros.
Distributors, 53 Caswell, Robinson. Harry W. Arthur J. Stan's Collision, 2521 Falls wanda-Stanley J. Swogler Jr.
J. 11 Adam, Tonawanda Marie Donato's, and Josephine Donato. Fairview Inn. 422 Clark. Hamburg Aloysius J.
Mammoser, Charles M. Muthisen. Business Service Bureau, 187 Grey--Paul A. Willax. Amherst Rug Cleaners.
5650 Main, Wile The Blue Bird Shoppe. 465 Eimwood Herbert P. Wirth. Salvatore Highland Delicatessen. 618 Elmwood Mrs.
Nellie B. Best, Daniel M. Nichols Miller Contracting 30 Pen. Kinsella, wich. Williamsville Dan A.
Nichols, Charles E. Miller. Power Gasoline Trailer Rental 1365 South Park: Speedy Gasoline Trailer Rental, 1508 Falls Tonawanda: Thrifty Gasoline Thrifty Truck Trailer Rental, E-Z Gas Trailer Rental 581 Genesee-Bonny Beatrice Lipsitz. Stephen's Service, 714 Wal falo; Aaron Yasinow, Kenmore. SUPREME C'RT JUDGMENTS A judament entered in the office of the county clerk on Nov.
14, 1960, in a matter entitled "'William Nimetz Mary Nimetz vs. Seymour Warnick and Philip Lippa" has been vacated by an order granted Dec. 23. Buffalo Capital capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Philip Lippa, Buffalo: Leonard Morris and David M.
Yellen, Tonawanda. Franch Road Development capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Joseph Cohen, Buffalo; Richard N. Blewett, Snyder, and Donald A. Fisher, Hamburo.
Roblin-Seaway Industries capital 0200 shares. Incorporators: Owen B. Augspurger, Buffalo; Daniel A. Roblin and Charles U. Banta, Williamsville.
W. C. Construction Co. capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Leo J.
Rosen, Buffalo, and Josephine Mancuso, Buf- $87,737 IS RULED DUE CREDITORS OF SEAWAY CONCERN Creditors of the bankrupt Dutcher Queenstown, are entitled to $87,737.35 resulting from work done for the Corps of Engineers on the St. Lawrence Seaway. Bankruptcy Referee James R. Privitera in a. 21-page opinion rejected the claim of the Reliance Insurance Philadelphia, that it was entitled to the money since it paid Dutcher's bills after the construction company went bankrupt in 1956 and was unable to finish excavation of the Bertrand H.
Snell Lock. The insurance company paid $326,248.42 in Dutcher's bills and said as a result that it was entitled to the money retained by the engineers in the Dutcher account pending completion of the work. Other companies finished the job and were paid $40,000 from $127,737.35 held by the Engineers. Mr. Privitera said that when the bonding company paid Dutcher's bills it was "merely extinguishing the risk" it undertook when it provided the bond.
He said its claims against Dutcher do not hold priority but are equal to those of other creditors..
