a CITY REGULAR NEWS Vital Statistics 27 BUFFALO EVENING September 7, 1954 BOYCE-Robert B. Boyce, formerly of Duerstein Sept. 6, 1954, husband 62 of Anna Rignall Boyce; father of the late Dorothy Boyce; brother of the John, late William Boyce and Mrs. Nell of Lathrop, Funeral from Chapel" Loomis, Offers Loomis, Earl 1820 Seneca St. Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
Deceased Was a member of Lockport Lodge No. 73, tario A and Queen City Council No. will 259. Royal Arcanum. Masonic serv- o'clock ices Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at 1820 Seneca St.
718 invited. BUCZYNSKI Mary (nee Plonka) Buczynski, of 889 6, 1954, beloved wife of 1954, Seneca Buffalo, N. Sept. August; mother of Mrs. Helen Theodore, Spen- mas, lips cer, Mrs.
Emily Marshall, Paluch, Stanley, Ed- Heitz, Mrs. Josephine Catarella, the late and ward. Mrs. Irene Louis and the late Walter; Edward brother mother-inlaw of Edward Spencer, Paluch, Dorothy, Virginia. Keith Mar- at shall, Clara, Patricia, and Vincent Main Catarella; also survived by 18 grand- funeral children.
Pietszak Funeral Thursday Home ing Funeral morning from the 806 Clinton at 9:15 o'clock and at Mr. St. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock. Name Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited.
Church, -Archibald Campbell, in of this city Sept. 5, 1954, of 215 Steven- HE son beloved husband of Frances 129 Hummel (Groell) Campbell: son of the 1954, late John and Annie Hamil of Belfast, mother Ireland; brother of John of Belfast, Friends Ireland, Mrs. J. Cairns of Dublin, Ire- Home, land, Mrs. Edward Steele of Buffalo, where N.
and the late Ernest Campbell of Belfast, Ireland. Funeral from the are Chapel" of the Wm. J. Yox Sons Funeral Home, 2390-94 cent Seneca Thursday afternoon at 2 1954, o'clock. Friends are invited.
718 son; CANISTRARO -Maria (nee Caltagironi), Buffalo. N. Sept. 6, 1954, of 115 and in Carolina beloved wife of Anthony frey Canistraro; mother of Charles Canistraro. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home, 115 Busti where Nan funeral will be held Thursday morn- Fox ing at 8:15 and from St.
Anthony's nesday Church at 9:15 o'clock. Friends in- invited. vited to attend. Deceased was a mem- JONES ber of San Raffaele Arcangelo Society. 718 wife 6, mary; CAVALIERI-Maria A.
Russo, Sept. beloved and 1954, of 102 Fifteenth wife of the late Frank J. mother of Mrs. Carmine (Teresa) Pascale, New Anthony Michael Mrs. Mrs, phrey (Kitty) Sgroi, Frank J.
neral Angelo A. (Dolores) Reina, Eugene Joseph from Daniel James and ville and grandmother of 28 grandchildren eight great-grandchildren. Friends invited to call at the 1250 East Amigone Delavan Sept. (New) Funeral Home, where funeral Haibel; corner morning at ice Ave. Suffolk, will be held Thursday 8:15 and from Our Deceased was a and Lady of Loretto Church at 9:30.
Missionary Guild of the family member of Divine Christian Mothers and the from Child. Altar and Rosary Society, 718 at the Bishop's Committee. was James H. Craigie of 393 Sept. 6, 1954.
husband of CRAIGIE Baynes the late Anna Oswald: father of gelist James 0., Mrs. Charles A. Tenz, H. KEISLING Ernest the late Mrs. James Haldeman and Fred J.
Craigie; of brother of Will Doner of Goderich, Mrs. Toronto, Mrs. William Abell of er Ont. Friends received at the Muth, Leo Vandercher Son Funeral Home, 2549 Main where services will be late held Wednesday afternoon at 2 Scott o'clock. Friends invited.
Mr. Craigle from was an honorary of Offers member Elevator Constructors Union, Local 14. CROTTY Sept. 4, 1954, Margaret, daughter of the late John J. and Eliz- Lodge abeth Joyce Crotty; sister of the late Mrs.
J. George O'Connor. Funeral B. from the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca Wednesday 1820 morning at 9:15 and at St.
Teresa's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. band CURTIN-John Sept. 5, 1954, son of the late Peter and Anna McMullen Curtin; brother of the late Mrs. Ana- and stasia McCormick.
Funeral from the law Edward Brady Funeral Home, 296 E. ski, Utica Wednesday morning at 8:30 and from St. James Church at 9 o'clock. Deceased was a member of of 184 and Holy Name Society of J. St.
James Church. Friends invited. nora L. Davis, in East Au- St. DAVIS-Rev.
Alva rora, N. Sept. 6, 1954. husband of Flora Talbott; father Aurora, N. George LO of Mrs.
Thomas Burdick, East Alfred West Richmond, and band Rochester, N. brother of A. C. of Davis, Erie, Pa, Mrs. William Horn- Sam.
blower, Olean, N. Mrs. Ora Bache- Jr. lor, Hobart Davis and Bernice Roby, Mrs. Clarksburg, West Virginia.
Prayers at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 of Maple Tuesday at 8 P. M. Funeral and interment at Verona, N. DUEWIGER- Klaiber Duewiger, of 630 Hopkins Sept. 6, 1954, wife St.
of the late Rudolph Duewiger: mother of Ralph, Mrs. Earl Beebe, Mrs. Harvey McClellen, Elmer, Mrs. Anthony Durso, Mrs. Hazel Charleton, Clarence and Roy Duewiger; grandmother of seven grandchildren; sister of Mrs.
Minnie Walters, Mrs. Pauline Ziegler, and John Klaiber, and the late Paul Klaiber. Funeral from the Kennedy Mrs. Mortuary, 914 Abbott Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
719 GANNON -George, suddenly, Sept. 5, 8 1954. husband of Teresa Power Gannon; father of Mrs. Frank Golibersuch: brother of Patrick J. and the ican late William, Frank, John, David, Jo- the seph, Mary, Julia and Alice Gannon.
Funeral from the Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home, 465 Franklin Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. Joseph's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 718 GERHARDT John T.
Gerhardt, in Cheektowaga, N. Sept. 6. 1954, husband of Mary Lawson; father of Roswell Gerhardt and Mrs. Norman N.
Beard; brother of Mrs. Millie Buechi and the late George Gerhardt, Mrs. Anna Duckwitz and Mrs. Amanda 64 Schork: grandfather of five grand- of children. Funeral from his late residence, 32 Vera Thursday at 2 P.
Friends are invited. Mr. Gerhardt was a member of Constantia Men's Society of Trinity Old Lutheran Church and Pine Hill Hose Company No. 5 Exempt. 718 GEYER Mary Schellerman Geyer, Sept.
6. 1954, of 1144 Kenmore beloved wife of Arthur M. Geyer; mother of Arthur H. Geyer: grandmother of Paul F. Geyer: sister of Mrs.
Elizaneth Gildersleeve, Edward J. and the late William Schellerman. Friends may call at the McGinnisSauerwein Funeral Home, 2268 Main St. (opposite Dewey Ave.) where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
718 GRABSKI-Otylia (nee Prusakowskl) of 314 May Sept. 1954, beloved wife of Peter: mother of Virginia: grandmother of Christine: daughter of Louise Prusakowski: sister of Mrs. Alex Plasecki, Mrs. Lucy Harr, Mrs Celia Nowicki, Bernard, Edward, Mrs Walter Blake, Benedict and Martha. Funeral Thursday, Sept.
9. at 9:30 A. M. from the Lestnski-Piechowiez Funeral Home. 1168 Walden and at St.
Stanislaus Church at 10 A. M. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
718 HAGEMAN- Edward Sept. 5, 1954, of 257 Fox beloved husband of Dorothy L. Zangel: son of Johanna and the late Edward Hageman of Germany. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home, 823 Genesee St. Funeral Wednesday at 2 P.
M. Deceased was a member of Brewers Union Local No. 4. Friends Invited. HAMMOND-Sept.
6, 1954, in Buffalo. Florence Koester, wife of the late Theodore survived by a son, Theodore of Houston, Texas, and two grandchildren. Goeffrey Bryant and John Stephen Hammond of Houston, Texas. Funeral from Parkside Lutheran Church, Wednesday at 2 P. M.
Friends invited to attend. Calls at E. L. Brady Son 370 Franklin until noon Wednesday. In lieu of flowers contributions in her memory to Parkside Lutheran Church Memorial Fund.
HOWE- -Ray J. Howe, of 298 Jewett Sept. 7. 1954, beloved husband of Myrtle J. Howe; father of Kenneth R.
Howe, Mrs. Robert M. Cudney and Mrs. Robert W. Witt: brother of Frank D.
Howe of Buffalo, Harry C. Howe of Hamburg, Mrs. John Scarr of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. William J. Harrington of Oakland, also survived by five grandchildren.
Friends received at the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore near University Plaza, where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Mr. Howe was member of Central Presbyterian Church, Buffalo Lodge No. 846.
A M. Buffalo Consistory and Ismailia Shrine, 719 HANDWERK--Gladys L. Handwerk of 126 Edward suddenly, Sept. 5. 1954.
sister of Mrs. Theodore Cappel. Mrs. Royal Ashby. Calls may be made at the Steck, Lockwood Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Main until noon Wednesday.
Funeral services from Forest Lawn Chapel at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. IT ACTUALLY COSTS NO MORE Because of its unequalled beauty and central location in the heart of Buffalo, there is an exaggerated idea of burial lot prices in Forest Lawn. Actually, the prices of lots in Forest Lawn, including permanent maintenance and perpetual care, are no higher than those in any other comparable cemetery. And, it should be remembered, the purchase of a final resting place in Forest Lawn is a one-time investment that carries no further burden.
of $50, Space Forest available Family Lawn. in Plots Single all $120, sections Graves up. FOREST LAWN up; Modestterms arranged. CEMETERY 11 CREMATORY 11 COLUMBARIUM open BUFFALO, ERIE NEW YORK Lincoln 1600 Office daily and Sunday afternoons. MYERS-Mary H.
(nee Rasch), Brown Sept. be1954, loved wife of the late George Myers; formerly of 37 sister of Mrs. Andrew Pufal and Pohl- the Carl Rasch and Mrs. Martha mann. Friends may call at the funeral home of Oscar S.
Witte, 1294 Fillmore where services will be held Friafternoon at 2 o'clock. 719 O'DONNELL-Patrick, Sept. 5, O'Connell; 1954, husband the late Mary brother of Mary O'Donnell of Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral 2528 from Main Lux Sons Funeral Home, Wednesday morning at 8:45 Basilica and from 9:30. Lady of Victory at Friends invited.
Deceased was a of Redmen and F.O,E. of Lockport, N. Y. 1954, of 17 OHLWARTER-Leona Marshall (Walters), wife of Sept. Frank Ohlwarter; mother of Barbara; sister Rena Button, Mrs.
Esther and Cramp- Roy Mrs. Alta Jimerson Crouse. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home Thursday 5 Walden at Genesee, afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. 718 PAUL-Earl A.
Paul, Burridge, Sept. Wilma 'M. 1954, Paul; father beloved of husband Gordon of McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita, Mrs. Roger Mildred Dayton, Davis of Lyons. of N.
brother Mrs. Ethel Spire of Gowanda, and Carlton of Cattaraugus, Y. Services from Mentley Funeral Home, 105 East Main Gowanda, Thursday, Sept. 9, at 1 P. M.
Burial in Pine Hill Cemetery, Gowanda. 718 PFOHMAN- -Josephine Rath, Sept. 5, 1954, wife of Jacob; mother of Joseph; grandmother of Joseph Jr. in Okinawa. Funeral from the Franz Funeral Home 165 Mulberry Wednesday 8:30 and 9 A.
M. at St. Boniface Church, Deceased was member of St. Elizabeth Society. Friends invited.
REZULAK-Max Rezulak, of 83 Roanoke Buffalo, N. Sept. 6, 1954, husband of Angeline (nee Barush) Layman Rezulak; stepfather of John Layman. Funeral Wednesday morning from the Pietszak Funeral Home Clinton at 10:15 o'clock and St. Teresa's Church at 11 o'clock.
Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. Deceased was a memof the Holy Name Society of St. Teresa's Church. RODNEY--In Buffalo.
Sept. 5, 1954, Victor Rodney of 590 East Ferry husband of Eva Lazar Rodney; father Mrs. Morris J. Avruskin of Salem, Lou of Hamilton, Shirley Detroit, Mich, Annette of RochesN. Y.
and the late Mrs. Betty Mitchnick and Pvt. Solomon Rodney; brother of Mrs. Benjamin Gorbet of Owen Sound, Ont. Funeral services interment af Toronto, Ont.
ROWLAND- Viola J. Rowland, in West Valley, N. Sept. 6. stepmother 1954, of wife Mrs.
of Earl J. Rowland; Charles Pfeffer of West Valley and Mrs. Keith Young of Arcade; also survived by seven grandchildren; sisof A. J. Joslyn of Ebenezer.
N. R. Joslyn, Miss Lila Joslyn of Machias and the late Mrs. Henry Neff. Friends may call at Weismantel Bros.
Funeral Home, 271 East Main Springville. until noon Wednesday. The remains will lie in state at the Methodist Church, West Valley, until Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock where funeral services will be held. Burial Mt. Hope Cemetery, West Valley.
Friends are invited. RYAN-Katherine Sept. 6, 1954, sisof Mrs. Edward C. Koester and the late P.
Thomas Brother John M. S. J. and James P. Ryan and Mrs.
Joseph Sweeney. Funeral from the McKendry Funeral Home, 2254 and Main from St. Thursday Mark's morning Church at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited. 718 SCARCELLA-John, suddenly, husband in Buffalo, N.
Sept. 5, 1954, of Eleanor (nee Pirritano); father Mrs. Thomas Occhuito of Italy, Mrs. Thomas Pirritano: brother of Andrew and Joseph Scarcella Santa Scarcella of Italy; brother-in-law of Ralph Ferraina. Mr.
Scarcella is survived nine grandchildren. Friends may call at the family residence, 81 Sidney where funeral will take place Thursday morning at 9:15 o'clock and St. Francis de Sales Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 718 Sept.
5, 1954,. wife of the late SCHAEFER-Helen C. Saltwodel Schaefer, Frederick Schaefer; mother of Mrs. Bernard Browne, Frederick Schaefer and the late Raymond Burke, Henry SaltHelen Schaefer; sister of wodel; grandmother of Mrs. George Peters, William James and Nancy Browne.
Funeral from the John E. Roberts Funeral Home, 762 at Elmwood 2 Wednesday afternoon o'clock, Friends are invited to attend. SOBOCINSKI-Lottie (nee Jakubowski), Sept. 5, 1954, beloved wife of Stanley; mother of Victoria, Leonard, Florence, Eleanor, Richard and the late Irene Glavin; mother-in-law of Chester Stanley Nitkowski Adele and Wojciechowski, Charles Kondratko, Dorothy: also survived Mrs. by Helen 14 grand- Mellchildren; sister of neck, eLon, Stanley and Casimir.
Funeral from her late residence, 413 Ideal Thursday morning at 9:30 and from St. John Kanty's Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited.
718 -Howard in Buffalo, N. Sept. 4, 1954, beloved husband and of Florence Fuller; son of Charles the late Amelia Eldermeyer: stepson of Agnes Sugnet; brother of Donald the late Irene Colter. Funeral and family home, 295 Burke from the Wedensday afternoon at 2 Drive, o'clock. Friends invited.
SWARTS- Emma P. (Swartz), in Buffalo, N. Sept. 6, 1954, of 90 Cazenovia Edward A. Swarts; mother of Mrs.
beloved wife of the late Frederick R. Kinney and Mrs. Hanson; Joseph P. Gradl: aunt of Mrs. Anna grandmother of Edward Kinney; greatgrandmother of Karen and Kevin J.
Kinney, Funeral from the Edward Regan Funeral Home, 20 Salem Abbott Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Frederick H. Graeper Woodlawn officiating. Cemetery, Orchard Park, Interment N. Y.
Friends invited. 718 (nee Gerace), for. TURRITO-Rebbeca merly of Silver Creek, passed away Monday, Sept. 6, 1954, at the age Frank of 74, survived by 7 children, Mrs. of Angola, Mrs.
Lawrence Melton of Poplar Bluff, Mrs. Giambrone Charles Gerace of Buffalo, Mrs. James Tampio of Silver Creek, Mrs. Peter Joseph De Faso of Cheektowaga, Mrs. Grace of Buffalo, and Leonard Evans Center: also 1 brother, Bernard of Chicago, Ill.
She was a of the Mt. Carmel and Sacred Heart Society. Funeral services will be Thursday, Sept. Funeral 9, at 9 61 o'clock Main from St. Home, Silver Creek and at 9:30 from Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel Church. Interment in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Silver Creek. Friends are invited. 718 WARNER Charles P.
Warner, at husband caster. N. Sept. 6, 1954, of Lydia Stephan Warner; father Carl, Mrs. Henry Hinsken, Mrs.
Carl Meininghaus, Edwin and Myron War. ner; also survived by 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; brother of Emma and Clara Warner. Funeral from the family residence, 6066 Broadway, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Lancaster Rural Cemetery, Friends vited. 0718 WEIGEL-Arthur Weigel, of 118 lette Sept.
6, 1954, beloved husband of Mary Weiss Weigel: brother of Mrs. Mabel Landgraf, Howard Oswegthie. N. Elmer and the Mrs. Caroline Zwirlein.
Funeral from the Joseph Stauth Funeral Home, 2264 Main St. (oposite Friends Dewey Thursday at 3 P. M. invited. 718 Lancaster, N.
Sept. 5, WIENCKOWSKI-At 1954. Louis beloved band of Helen Hendzel: father Raymond, Leonard, Edwin and and phine; Ann Marie Wienckowski: grandfather of Robert and Rose Ann: of Otvlia Pritz and the late Wienckowski; brother of Mrs. Martha Rybak, Frank and Mrs. Lottie Zwier.
zchaczewski. Funeral from his residence, 46 Cowing Thursday morning at 9:30 and from St. at Augustine Church, Depew, N. o'clock. Deceased was a member St.
Augustine Augustine Joseph's Church. Cemetery, Society No. Interment Lancaster, 71 in a N. 718 WIERZBICK1-Stanley, Sept. 5, 1954.
103 Thomas beloved husband Julianna (nee Terlecki); father Mrs. Stanley (Ann) Dulkiewicz: grandfather of Sandra Marie and Louise Ann. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 from Casper C. Urban Funeral 188 Clark off Broadway and Corpus Christi Church Cemetery. at 10.
in St. Stanislaus Friends invited to attend. 718 WILCOX--Sept. 7, 1954, In Buffalo, Mabel, sister of Ethel Wilcox Fellowes and the late Catherine Wilcox strom. Ansley, Urquhart and Wilcox.
A memorial service will place and time to be announced WOLFE- Fanny Wolfe of 78 Robinson Sept 5, 1954, at the new Sinai Hospital. Toronto, beloved of Jacob Wolfe: dear mother of ney, Mrs. J. Marcus (Minnie), Harry Chodorow (Lillian) of Buffalo. Dr.
Ralph Wolfe and Dr. Aubie of Montreal. Funeral services held Monday, Sept. 6, at 1 P. M.
at Robinson Toronto. WRIGHT -Mabel Trathen, daughter the late Dr. and Mrs. A. R.
sister of Mrs. Lucius L. Button: 31, 1954, in Napa, Calif. Rochester papers please copy. WUEST-Albert 138 St.
Louis Sept. 7, 1054, husband of the Angeline Schoemer and Emma Wuest: father of Albert C. Mrs. Harold E. Schneider and Frank P.
Sklener; grandfather to grandchildren and one great grandchild: stepfather of Glenn Friends invited to call at the A. Schimmel Funeral Home, Fougeron at Genesee St. Services to be Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ceased was a member of Lodge 734, 1.0.0.F.. and Sylvania Quarter Century Club.
Interment Elmlawn Cemetery, Obituaries G2 Angelo M. Marracino, Retired Sanitary Inspector A Solemn Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at 10 o'clock tomorrow in St. Lawrence Church for Angelo M. Marracino, 74, of 1477 A East Delavan retired Health Department sanitary inspector. The Rt.
Rev. Msgr. Leo R. Pulling, pastor of the church, will be the celebrant. Prayers will be said at 9 o'clock in the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 East Delavan Ave.
Burial will be in the United German French Roman Catholic Cemetery. Mr. Marracino died morning (Sept. 5, 1954) in Meyer Memorial Hospital. He was born in Vastogirardi, Italy, and came here with his parents when he was nine.
be- He worked as a shoeshine boy, came a barber and at the age of 30 opened a grocery and coal business in the East DelavanPine Hill section. He was appointed a sanitary inspector 1927 and served until his retirement in 1950. He was owner of the Ideal Wines Liquor Store, 1379 East Delavan Ave. Mr. Marracino married Mary De Dominicis of Vastogirardi here in 1904.
They would have celebrated their 50th wedding a anniversary Nov. 7. He was a communicant of St. Church, a member of the Lawrence Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge 8, and a founder of the Federation Italian Societies. Besides his wife, he is survived by four, sons, Archie, Henry, Julius and Edward a troit; sister, Sylvia Padaughter, Mrs.
Daniel, Izzo, Delumbo, and nine grandchildren. Leo P. Jackson, 38, Railroad Yardmaster Leo P. Jackson, 38, vardmaster for the Lehigh Valley Railroad's Tifft St. yards for the past year.
died of a heart attack Sunday (Sept. 5, 1954) in his home, 789 Born in Duryea, he Crescent Ave. came to Buffalo about 1941 and joined the railroad, working about ten as a foreman before becoming yardmaster. He was a member the Switchmen's Union of North America and the Railroad Yardmasters of America. Mr.
Jackson is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alma C. Jackson: a son, Edward a daughter, Mrs. Jason King: two stepsons, Marine Corp. Robert A.
Mattey of Quantico, and Paul L. mother Mattey; his father, Leo and Ann, both of Duryea; three brothers. Chief Petty Officer Edward Jackson, Shavertown, Tech. Sgt. James Jackson, stationed in New Mexico, and Francis Jackson of Pittston, and two sisters.
Nan Jackson of Duryea and Mrs. Clara Payne of Boston, Mass. The Rev. Walter P. Plumley canon of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York, will conduct funeral services at o'clock toHome, 355 Grant Burial will morrow in the Link For Funeral be in Forest Lawn.
Mrs. Frank J. Cavalieri, Active in Church Work Mrs. Russo Cavalieri, 77, of Maribin a leader for many years in the societies of Our Lady of Loretto Church, died Monday (Sept. 6, 1954) in Sisters' Hospital.
She was a member of the Missionary Guild of the Divine Child, the Altar Rosary Societies and the Christian Mothers. She was associated with the Home Bishop's Com- Fammittee on Christian ily and during her last, illness, completed a report that Her husband, Frank who died group's work for August. in January 1946, was a truant officer for the Board of Education. Mrs. Cavalieri attended St.
Joseph's Old Cathedral School. Surviving are seven sons. Anthony Michael Franks J. Joseph Daniel L. and Eugene three daughters, Mrs.
Carmine Pascale, Mrs. Humphrey Sgroi and Mrs. Angelo A. Reina; 28 grandchildren and eight The funeral will be at 8:15 o'clock Thursday in the Amigone New Funeral Home, 1250 Delavan and at 9:30 in Our Lady of Church where the Rev. Anthony, P.
Bifarelli will celebrate a Solemn Mass of Requiem. Burial will be in the United German French Roman Catholic Cemetery, Pine Hill. Miss Katherine T. Ryan, Retired Social Worker Miss Katherine T. public Ryan, 89, school al retired Buffalo and social worker, died teacher, (Sept.
6, 1954) in Meyer Memorial Hospital, She had lived in Casa Misericordia, a women's residence at 303 North until she became ill three years ago. Born in Toronto, she came to Buffalo with her parents when she was a child. She was graduated from the old Teachers Training School. After teaching at School 3 for a short time, Miss Ryan was transferred to School where stayed until her retirement from teaching in 1920. Miss Ryan then went to Washington, D.
where she was graduated from the Social Service School of Catholic University in 1921. She later did social service club work in New York City, Canton, 0., and Des Moines, and taught English in Trenton, N. J. Miss Ryan was a charter member and a past president of the Catholic Women's Saturday Afternoon Club. Surviving is a sister, Mrs.
Edward C. Koester. Prayers will be said at 8:45 o'clock Thursday in the McKenry Funeral Home, 2254 Main preceding a Solemn Mass of Requiem at 9:15 in St. Mark's Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Lackawanna.
ZIMPFER-Emma L. (nee DeWald), formerly of 480 Cambridge Sept. 1954. wife of the late Charles F. Zimpfer: beloved mother of Kenneth Zimpfer and Mrs.
Earl Spellburg; sister of Mrs. Mae Pauly and George DeWald. Funeral from the Nagel Funeral Home 587 East Delavan Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Daily News Daily News Summary CARD OF THANKS The of 41 Sterling Ave.
wishes to thank family the late Mrs. Agnes their kindness shown to us during our friends, neighbors and relatives for recent bereavement. 719 111 Memoriam BANASZEK-In loving memory who of passed my dear husband, Stanley sway one year ago yesterday. cannot tell how I miss him, My My lips heart cannot tell what to say; God knows how is much lonely I miss today. him In a home that Sadly missed WIFE PRANCES.
loving memory of our dear BANASZEK-In dad, Stanley who passed away one year ago yesterday, Heavy are our hearts back today, once more Memory brings when you were with us, To the time you To the happy days of yore. Sadly missed by SONS STANLEY RICHARD. BARROWS--In and loving father, memory Benjamine of our passed away six years ago today, husband who Sept. 7, 1948. sleeps in God's beautiful garden He In the sunset of WIFE perfect peace.
DAUGHTER. -In loving memory of our father and husband, LeonGIARRANO beloved who passed away Sept. 5, 1952. ard, You are never forgotten. could you ever be? How our life and memory lasts As long as We shall remember thee.
Your warm strength and vitality Will know that we are never alone, always be with us: We Only that you have preceded us to our eternal home. WIFE ANNA FAMILY. of our beHUSE-In loving memory who left us loved mother, Martha, nine years ago today. hearts your memory lingers, In our mother dear. YOUR CHILDREN.
loving memory of my dear IZZI0-In Nicholas, who passed away 11 father, years ago, Sept. never 5, will 1941. be forgotten, Gone DAUGHTER ANNA. and MAROTTA beloved sad and son loving and memory brother, of our Charles, who passed away eight years today, Sept. 7, 1946.
ago watched you suffer day by day We And tried to help you in every best, way, But our Divine Master knew So into His arms you flew. and There to seek comfort, peace eternal rest, oh dear God, never to suffer And, anymore. Your soul shall live on forever, On through the field of time. There will never be another like you, dear son of mine. Sadly missed by YOUR LOVING MOTHER DAD, SISTERS BROTHER.
-In loving memory of our beloved brother, Charles, who passed away eight years ago today, Sept. 7, 1946. You were a wonderful brother, Always so faithful and kind; You hold a spot deep in our hearts Till the stars no longer shine. For weary months you bore the pain, Waiting for the cure thought that never best came. For God at last it To take you home with Him to rest.
But we you're safe and happy Upon heavenly throne. Sadly missed by SISTERS FLORENCE, ROSE, MARY, ANGE, MILLIE PAULINE SISTER-IN-LAW JEANETTE. POLINO--In loving memory of my dear mother, Rose Polino, who passed five years ago, Sept. 6, 1954. away Just a thought of sweet remembrance Of a mother kind and true, Just a token of affection And a longing dear for you.
Sadly missed by DAUGHTER FRANCES HUSBAND MICHAEL. STROBEL--In loving memory of my dear sister, Elizabeth, who passed away Sept. 7, 1952. There's a picture on my table Worth all the diamonds and gold, It's a picture you, dear Elizabeth, Who left us three sad years ago. Remembered always by YOUR SISTER ANN BROTHER-IN-LAW JOSEPH.
TRAPP--In loving memory of our dear son and brother, John who passed away one year ago, Sept. 6, 1953. Honorable and upright in all his ways, Loyal and true to the end of his days, loving son, tender and kind. What beautiful memories you left behind. FATHER SISTER.
Deaths BARNARD -John R. Barnard. Sept. 6. 1954, of 28 Alamo formerly of 207 Watson beloved husband of Clara Levan Barnard; father of Mrs.
Edward Zeitler, Mrs. Paul Deuschle and Aron A. Barnard; also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Mr. Barnard was a member of Pulaski Post, V.F.W. and Boland Post, American Legion. 718 BONCZAR-Norbert, Sept.
5, 1954. of 178 Cable beloved son of Louis and Cecilia (nee Pudlewski); brother of Robert and Thomas and the late ski, and Mrs. Helen Bonezar. FuDelphine; grandson of John Pudlewneral Thursday at 9:30 A. M.
from Sittniewski Funeral Home, 154 Weimar and at St. Casimer's Church A. M. Burial at St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
Friends invited. 718 10009 A THE ORIGINAL ERNEST WEDEKINDT FUNERAL HOME. INC. 5 WALDEN AVE HU. 7811 Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST.
MA. 3230 STONE ART MEMORIAL CO. Chester Rowley Proprietor 914 RIDGE ROAD LACKAWANNA 18, N. Y. FA.
9278 Daily 9 A.M. to 5 P. M. Sundays 11 A. M.
to 5 P.M. Wed. and Fri. Evenings HEIDER-Arthur Sept. 7.
1954, Mandan beloved husband of Mildred Bork; father of Joyce, James, Jerome and Judith Heider; son Arthur Heider Sr. and the late late Martha Trulin Heider: brother of Heider and Mrs. Bernard Strohm. Friends may call at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, 366 On- day St.
at Laird where services be held Friday morning at 8:15 and at Holy Spirit Church, Dakota Ave. at 9 o'clock. Friends 719 suddenly HEITZ--Frank in Buffalo, N. Sept. 4, Our of 597 Goodyear beloved husband of Regina Philfather of Sister Mary Cos- ber Heltz; S.B.S.,.
Joseph Antoinette Mrs. Alfred R. (Madge) Avondo Mrs. Robert B. (Marie) Buettner; grandfather of three grandchildren; of Mrs.
John Schmitt and Mrs. of Herman Schwartz. Friends may call ton, the Ray Meyer Funeral Home, 2278 St. (opposite Dewey Ave.) where will be held Wednesday mornat 8:15 and from St. Matthew's Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited. Heitz was a member of the Holy Society and the Nocturnal Adoration Society of St. Tent No. Matthew's 163 and the Rhine the Maccabees. -Elizabeth Becker Helvey, 5, of of Wabash Kenmore, Helvey; N.
Sept. wife of the late Peter N. of the late Fred Funeral Helvey, N. may call at the Bury 3070 Delaware cor. held N.
Kinsey, funeral services will be Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Friends invited. JACKSON-Leo P. Jackson of 789 Buffalo, N. Sept.
5, husband of Alma Mattey Jackfather of Mrs. Jason King and Edward Jackson; stepfather of Robert Paul Mattey; grandfather of JefKing; son of Leo S. and Ann Delaney Jackson; brother of Edward, Francis, James. Mrs. James Payne and Jackson.
Funeral from the LinkCo. Mortuary, 355 Grant Wedafternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends -Florence M. (nee Ernst) at Hamilton, Sept, 4, 1954, beloved 806 of Rov Jones; mother of Rose- at daughter of the late Frank C. Barbara Ernst; sister of Frank Elmer M.
and Joseph J. Ernst. ber Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home, 1933 Kensington Wednesday after 9 A. M. FuThursday at 9:15 A.M.
and St. Benedict's Church, Eggertsat 10 A.M. Friends invited. of 718 KELLEY-Steward E. in Buffalo, Bessie of 5.
1954, husband of ter, father of Steward E. JanM. and Shirley Ann; brother of Garrett P. and the late James, Frank Joseph Kelley. Funeral from the and residence, 11 Maywood Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and St.
John the Evangelist Church 9:30. Friends invited. Deceased a member of the Erie Club, the Buffalo Police Mutual Aid Benefit Association and St. John the Evan- ter Holy Name Society. J.
-D. Dewey Keisling of 317 LaSalle Sept. 5, 1954, husband Charity Curlis Keisling; father of Frederick H. Vanderhoof; brothof Mrs. Lou I.
Denzer, Mrs. Harry Mrs. Wilbur Fauser, Arthur, Preston and Pearl Keisling and the Mrs. Anna Scott. Mrs.
Jessie and Ruth Keisling. Funeral in "Memorial Chapel," Loomis, Loomis, 1820 Seneca Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ter Deceased was a member of Bucyrus No. 139, F. A.
of Bucyrus, and Bison City Lodge No. 922, of R. Y. Clerks. Masonic services Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Seneca St.
under auspices of Buffalo Lodge No. 846, F. A. M. KOZMINSKI-Frank, Sept.
6, 1954, husof the late Veronica (nee Reszka); father of Dela, Benjamin, Lucy, the late Maximillian; father-inEleanore, Raymond, Sylvester, of Casper Iwinski, Stefan MellerFrank Skowron. Mary, Joan, Stella, and Dorothy; also survived by Thursday 8:30 A. M. and from N. by grandchildren.
Funeral will be held at Sliwinski Funeral Home, 428 Depew, N. and from Augustine Church at 9 A. M. Inin St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
at terment 718 LoVullo, of 34 Sept. 7, 1954, beloved husVULLO-Stephen of Olivia (nee LoVullo); father Narda, Mrs. Charles Morreale, and the late Joseph; brother of Thomas, Angelo, Mary, Stephen Charles Calabrese, Mrs. Anna Calabrese, Thomas and Angelo, both and San Francisco, Sam Frank. Funeral from the Holy Cross Funeral Home, 465 Connecticut Friday morning at 8 o'clock and from Anthony's Church at 9.
Friends 719 invited. LUKSCH-Josepn L. suddenly, of 268 Sumner Pl. in this city, Sept. 4, 1954, beloved husband of Janice Doherty Luksch; son of Mary and the late John; brother of Herman, Mayme, Albert, Loretta, Mrs.
Max Reichlmayr, Charles, Adolph, Mrs. Bert Bradfield, Russell Bundrock and Mrs. Edward Pinski. Funeral from the Funeral Home of Frank J. Knab, 1213 Lovejoy Wednesday morning at and from the Holy Name of Jesus Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the AmerLegion Kensington Post 708 Club. and Buffalo Line Trigger Sept. 4, MacDONALD-George 1954, husband of Katherine D. MacDonald, MacRae MacDonald; son of the late and Anna H.
Mac. Capt. Donald: Angus brother of the late Charles Kirk McDonald, Mrs. Edith Boehler and Mrs. Arthur R.
Overfield. Private funeral services from the family home, 287 Washington Snyder, Tuesday afternoon. Please omit flowers. Charles Sept. 6, 1954.
of MARTIN- Walter Tonawanda, husband the late Temple brother of Mrs. O. Jessie K. may call at the Hilliard Maude of Steubenville. Friends Home, 147 Delaware Tonawanda, where services will be Funeral held Wednesday at 3:30 P.
M. Deceased was a member of Typographical Union and Tonawanda Lodge No. 247, F. A. and the Delaware Hose.
MILLER -Emma Louise Miller of 50 Andrews Cheektowaga, Sept. 6. 1954, wife of the late Henry J. Miller; mother of Mrs. Arthur Ode, Mrs.
Charles Richthammer, Arthur H. and Henry G. Miller; also survived by eight grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. Friends may call Gene- at where services will be held Rapin Funeral Home, 2407 see Thursday at 3:15 P. M.
718 MILNER-In Meyer Memorial Hospital, Sept. 4, 1954. Edna Burden Milner of 3361 Wallace Drive, Grand Island. beloved wife of Abram mother of Maryellen, both of Grand Island; Mrs. Ernest F.
Burden of daughter Niagara Falls; sister of Mrs. Harold E. Daugherty of Kenmore, Thomas B. Burden, Daniel Francis John Mrs. Mary Hansen, all of Niagara Falls, and Staff Sgt.
Robert Burden of Denver, Colo. She is V. also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will Home. be held from the Rhoney Funeral 1124 Ontario Niagara Falls, N.
Thursday, Sept. 9, 1954. at 8:30 A. M. and at St.
Stephen's Church, Grand Island, at 9:30 A. M. Interment will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Friends are invited. 718 MORGAN-Samuel in Lackawanna, N.
Sept. 4. 1954, beloved husband of Mary F. Morgan: devoted father of Angela Theresa Patrick N. and Edward J.
Morgan, Mrs. George Hassett, Carl Sue R. and Michael W. Morgan, and the late Assunda Morgan: brother of Anthony Morgan of by six grandchildren. Funeral from Rosati of Italy.
A Deceased is survived Buffalo, N. and Mrs. Regina the Norman E. Gannon Funeral Home, 1075 Ridge Lackawanna, N. Wednesday morning at 8:45 and at St.
Anthony's Church, Ingham at 9:30 o'clock. Deceased was member of the Holy Name Society of St. Anthony's Church and an honorary member of the Lake Erie Co-operative Society of Lackawanna, N. and the Club Maria Del Carmine Accadia of Buffalo, N. Y.
Friends invited. MORITZ- Joseph Moritz, at Buffalo, N. formerly of Lancaster, N. Sept. 6, 1954, husband of the late Euphemia Feeley Moritz: father of Joseph, Sarah Weber, Ray and Mazie Fitzgerald.
Funeral from Seeger Scherer Funeral Home, 5486 Broadway, Lancaster, Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Marilla, N. Y. Friends Invited. 718 MROZ- Sophie (nee Krugielka), Sept.
6. 1954, beloved wife of the late stantine; mother of Mrs. Arthur (Bertha) Larkin, Mrs. Felix (Stephania) Bochynski, Mrs. Casimer (Florence) Glowny, Mrs.
Edward (Eugenia) Edwin and Mazurkiewicz, Emil, Joseph. the late Henry; mother-in-law of Sophie; survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Rose Siminski and Frank Krugielka. Funeral 9:30 A. M.
from the family residence, 138 Mohr and in basilica of St. Adalbert at 10. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
Deceased was a member of Royal Neighbors and Polish of America. 719 None Finer (N FACILITIES AND SERVICE DIETRICH FUNERAL SERVICE SERVING BUFFALO 65 YEARS 995 GENESEE ST. HU. 1057 2528 BAILEY AVE. HU.
4492 Air Conditioned Ample Barking Ray J. Howe, 72; Active in Masonry Ray J. Howe, 72, long active in Masonic work, died today (Sept. 7, 1954) in his home, 298 Jewett after a six-week illness. Mr.
Howe retired last year after 31, years in the sales and service department of the Houde Engineering Division of the Houfore le that, he had been purchasdaille Hershey Corporation. Being agent for the old PierceArrow Motor Car Co. and the Atterbury Motor Car Co. He attended School 35 and old Central High School. He and his wife, the former Myrtle McCormick of St.
Catharines, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 8, 1952. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Central Presbyterian Church, Buffalo Lodge 846, AM; Buffalo Consistory and Ismailia Shrine. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Kenneth and two daughters, Mrs. Robert M.
Witt. Cudney and Mrs. Robert W. Members of Buffalo Lodge will conduct a memorial service at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening in the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. The Rev.
James R. Carroll, minister of Central Church, will conduct services at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Burial will be in Acacia Park, Tonawanda. Funeral Conducted For Philip Lippman Funeral services for Philip Lippman, 69, died of 24 Traymore Friday who at home (Sept. 3, 1954) held after a Sunday nine in Mesillness, were nekoff's Delaware Park Memorial Chapel.
Burial Maine Ahavat-Sholem Cemetery, Hill. Born in Russia, Mr. Lippman came to Buffalo 53 years ago. He was a salesman until retiring 20 years ago. He IS notion, survived by his wife, the former Pauline Small; a daughter, Mrs.
Melvin Crane, and two brothers, Albert and Sanford Lippman. James A. Johnston SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7 James A. 79, first warden of died warden's job Monday night.
California's Folsom Prison was in 1912. The next year he took over as head of San Quentin Prison and resigned in 1925. In 1934, when the Government converted the island in San Francisco Bay from a military to a warden. He held the job until prison, Mr. Johnston was named 1948.
Additional obituaries on Page 35. MAHONEY LISTS 'FRAUD' BY BALCH ON EXPRESSWAYS By the Associated Press ALBANY, Sept. J. Mahoney of Buffalo, Republican majority leader of the State Senate, says Richard H. Balch, Democratic state chairman, is guilty "political in statements concerning proposed superhighways in the Sen.
Mahoney said in a statement Saturday that Mr. Balch "has served notice on people that the Tam a y-Democratic Party will continue to obstruct the building of modern highways He outlined what he called a "chronology of Mr. Balch's indictment for political fraud:" June 24, from New York City, Mr. Balch described as 'a hare-brained scheme' Gov. Dewey's plan for more superhighways in the state, including a north-south expressway from Thousand area.
Binghamton area the the "2-On Aug. 30, Mr. Balch told the editors of the state's daily newspapers, at construction Cooperstown, of that the he favored north "3-On south Sept. 2, expressway. from New York City, Mr.
Balch again called the north-south expressway proposal, and others, 'a hare-brained SHAH'S NIECE DIES; PROBE IS ORDERED SANTA MONICA, Sept. 7 (P). The 10-month-old daughter of Princess Fatemah, sister of the Shah of Iran, died Sunin St. John's Hospital of what the coroner's office said might be a skull fracture. An autopsy has been ordered.
The child, Rana Hillyer, died despite an operation which sought to save her life. She was her taken to the hospital father, Vincent Hillyer, and resi- her mother, West Los Angeles after the infant lapsed into unconsciousness. Mr. Hillyer, 29, an importerexporter, told police that the child had a bad fall in her play pen Friday and lost her balance several times the family was watching television Saturday night. Army to Build Bridge For One It Crushed CROGHAN, N.
Sept. 7 (AP), This Lewis County community expects have a new 86-foot bridge tonight to replace the steel span over the Reavers River an Army truck crushed week. Army Enginers Corps troops from nearby Camp Drum moved in shortly after dawn today to begin erecting a "Bailey bridge." The Army has told town they can keep the bridge "at least until Oct. 15." A "Bailey bridge" is a type of temporary used by combat forces in Korea. Communists Can't Use Park FLORENCE, Italy, Sept.
7 (P). -Florence's police chief has denied Italian Communists use of the city's park for their annual national press party this month. The decision brought cheers from the independent press and angry cries from the Reds. The local Communist Party organization met to protest the decision. BIRTHS BOYS Were Born to Mr.
Aug. Henry M. Wunt, 304 Roesch 16 Bernard Szymezak, 40 Townsend 16 Guy P. Stacey, 93 W. Ferry 14 Delone B.
Smith, 246 East 18 K. Sheehan, 36 Cottage 15 Edward C. Shefler, 22 Starin 14 Raymond Seebald, 123 Edgewood 16 Santo J. Scime, 233 Hudson 15 Norman Ross, 524 Goodyear 16 Henry J. Rogers, 190 Auburn 17 Joseph J.
Paluch, Lackawanna 15 William McGrath, Lackawanna 15 Paul W. McClure, 92 Pullman 14 16 Richard Krotz. Arcade 16 Stanley Mazurek, Depew W. Karl Kohler, 25 Brown 17 J. Jacobi, 266 Hudson 14 Ralph Kaufman, Cheektowaga Frank T.
Heine, Kenmore 16 Raymond Glaser, 292 Reed 16 C. Clarke, 724 Lafayette 16 Stephen Barry, 100 Densmore 16 Henry M. Abraszek, 1445 Genesee 18 16 Ronald W. Wisniewski, 892 Woodlawn Saint S. Williams, 431 N.
Division 16 Ivory Williams, 131 Chester 16 William L. Ward, 574 Whaley Jefferson 785 Clinton 17 16 Carl R. Staufenberger, E. Aurora 16 Daniel F. Schaefer, 91 Keystone 18 Ricky Nicholas, 69 Wright 17 Leo Magnani, 108.
Forman 15 Stanley J. Kasperezyk, 124 Military 16 13 Bufus Hayes, 251 S. Division Robert Hudson, 114 Ash 17 Jacob Harwell, 79 Chester 14 Norman W. Engl, 72 Beiter Walk 17 Joseph W. Egan, Kenmore 14 Chester D.
Eddy, 98 22 Pratt Richlawn 14 16 Jerome Drake, E. Conboy, 136 Hertel 15 Edward J. Brown, 1576 E. Delavan 16 Rosario Bracco, 24 Marine 14 Harold R. Brandel, Lancaster 18 18 Leonard W.
Biles, Ziemba, 176 Crowley Cheektowaga 14 E. Daniel A. Stachelski 82 Blake 16 Melvin L. Ruminski, 1558 Salamanca Elmwood 15 William Norman H. T.
Paulson, Rhinehart. Kenmore 14 Michael J. Mongan Kenmore 15 Matthew Michalski, 456 S. Lancaster Park 11 12 Edward R. Meyer, Stanley J.
Lipowski, Lancaster 15 Donald W. LeBarron, Cheektowaga Michael J. Guzowski, Hurley, 686 106 Prospect 15 Eggert Anthony Edward Granat, 652 West Richard E. Forrestel, Akron Robert L. Early, 362 Landon Matthew A.
Dutkiewicz, 341 Fulton 15 E. Dolan. 102 Donovan 15 James Willie Davis, 137 Monroe 15 15 Charles 389 Wyoming 9 Caruana, 551 Fourth E. Bryan, Bodgan, Cheektowaga Tonawanda 15 13 Max Baudinat, 318 Peach 15 Richard J. Bertsche, Elmer J.
Bauer, 118 104 Stevens Quincy 15 William F. Baginski, Ambuske, 29 Kane 14 John S. GIRLS Were Born to Mr. Depew Guilford 15 Sebastian Zirilli, Oleg Voronin, 93 9 Marvin J. Pieszala, Pleskow, 179 Lancaster Butler 14 Emil F.
Pastwick, 121 Kail 14 Raymond 230 Woodlawn 13 M. Norton, 15 Hager 11 Charles O'Riley, Victor Nowicki, Cheektowaga 16 J. S. Amherst 15 John James A. Mayer, Cheektowaga 13 Myers, James C.
Manly, 926 Walden Raymond R. R. Kutter, Lorber, 452 Corfu W. Utica Vincent Joseph Richard A. L.
Collins, 61 W. Cleveland William R. Burns, Bordner, Tonawanda Marilla 14 Raymond G. Clinton 16 Clarence B. Blackwell, 390 Hamburg 11 Salvatore P.
Anzalone, was William P. Burke, 19, of 2300 BURGLARIES Raymond 124 French 176 Coit 15 16 Arthur C. 1109 Trzewieczynski, Tonawanda 16 Trimper, 59 Fay 15 121 Schiffmacher, Scoville 16 Clarence William J. Roth, Pasternak, 32 Gatchell 14 Henry 16 Pacer, Cheektowaga Amherst 17 Robert H. Smith, MARRIAGE LICENSES 1 P.
Sept. 7.) (Filed up to J. Carney, N. Tonawanda. Tonawanda, and Richard Anna Vincent, and William Shillingford, Sheffield.
O. Ola B. Wyckoff, Sanborn. Marshall Printuh, Sanborn, and Ludwig Friess, 699 699 LaSalle, LaSalle. and Frieda Podkowa, Ostermeier, Grote, and Felix Adele J.
Utnik, 80 Reservation. Fregelette, North North Collins. Collins, and Donald D. Ann Castiglia, Arthur Gillotti, Lancaster, William. and Helen Wagner, 1518 243 Stevens, and Richard Carleen E.
B. Allen, 31 Grey, Bohrer, Leo Lillian J. J. Gembala, Garland, 245 Niagara. 584 Perry, ACCIDENTS Saturday Frank Bolewski, 73, of 75 Walden and Harmonia, struck by an contusions of the automobile at right Lathrop, hip 8:45 and P.
leg; Emergency Hospital. John Jankowlak, 19, of Car driven by 30 James Hirschbeck. Cuddihy, 3, of 4 Milton; struck his home, 6 P. fracby a car skull; near Emergency Hospital. The tured the car, Joseph J.
Szczur, 24, told police the boy ran driver of of 271 behind Smith, a parked car. Miss Rose Pralow, 21, of 370 Edison; from automobile in which cars she in was Oakmond riding near Tower, and abrasions. Car struck two parkedy head multiple her brother, Albert, 370 Edicontusions driven by son. Sunday Buffalo women, struck by auto- 3:15 mobile Two at Broadway and Warren, A. Viola Lysek, 65, of 300 Sweet, Emergency Hospital: Mrs.
back injury. Mrs. Marjorie Birch, 39, of 33 Krakow; probable head injury and multiple driver, Sterben, 48, of contusions. The Stanley 357 the Phyllis, curb said into the path of his car. the women stepped from Two Rochester women injured, two-car collision, Bailey and Olinton; 12:30 P.
Miss Alice Cuddy, 57, of 193 Chestnut, Emergency Hospital: Mrs. probable Luella Bal, 47, of 133 Clinton fracture of the right knee. Ave. South. forehead riding contusion.
with Mrs. The women were Bal's husband, John, 49; other car Oran operated by Wililam Brown, 19, of 412 Square. Newark, Brown, N. J. charging Police failure gave to a summons to show proof of insurance.
Monday 33, of 65 Water, inCecil Stegner, when his auto hit the center E. Ferry, 1:30 A. brush burns abutment of railroad viaduct, Bailey near of face and legs; Meyer Memorial HosDuane Ulrich, 7, of 511 Hickory, pital. struck on Maple near Burton, 2:05 P. head injury: Emergency Hospital, Auto driven by Leslie Smades, 22, of 176 Johnson.
Albert Marewski, 79, of 31 Howard, Thomas, struck on Fillmore near P. fractured pelvis and right ankle, shock: Emergency Hospital. Motorist being made. FIRE RECORD by 966 E. George Ferry, Corda, gasoline 49 Frankfort; office operated ransacked and $2 stolen; pane of removed from a.
rear window early Sunday. 432 Swan, restaurant operated by John C. Donaruma; taken were several bottles of liquor, sliced roast beef and about $1.16: glass pane broken in door early 1393 Seneca, Active Auto Parts, owned Sunday. Police made an arrest. by Louis Lukasik, 177 Coolidge; $15 cash.
tools valued at entry made through skylight between 6:30 P.M. urday and 10 A M. Monday, 539 Elmwood. The Elmwood Theater, operated Niagara by Albert Falls; A. safe Pierce, battered Ashland sometime between 11 P.
M. Monday and 8:30 A. M. today. Check being made to determine what was taken.
254 Franklin, Tri-State Automatic Entered sometime between noon office safe battered open. day and 7 A. M. today. Check of loss Alarms since 3 P.
M. Saturday: P. Squad 5 to 46 Mrs. Leona Schaus, 46, ill, remained at home. 5:09 P.
-Rescue Squad 3 to Broadway Gibson; Raymond Duch, 43, of 183 Pine Ridge, Cheektowaga, ill, sent home. 6:07 P. Chadduck, false. 6:38 P. of Dart, rubbish, no damage.
6:41 P. Washington, J. N. Adam spark from incinerator touched off sprinkler head, no damage. 8:16 P.
Squad 1 to 910 Main. Angelo Sambratto, 68. of 405 Potomac, ill, remained on premises. 8:53 P. Clinton, dwelling, smoke, no damage.
Sunday 1:17 A. Elk, dwelling, careless smoking, $1500 damage. Babco*ck: M. Rescue Squad 2. 276 George Loughran, 63, ill, mained home.
2:59 A. McKinley, light standard, no damage. 5:17 A. Rescue Squad 5 to 141 16th: Donna, Doyle, Columbus 23, of Hospital. 173 Timon.
taken 5:26 A. Leslie, broken sprinkler pipe, Rescue fire, Squad 1 to Swan: Mrs. Theresa Manne, 58, ill, taken to Emergency Hospitay. 11:32 A. Squad 6 to 317 Salle; Dewey Keisling.
56, found hanged, dead on arrival. 12:43 P. ignition of Mystic, oily dwelling, spontaneous damage. 1:41 P. M.
-60 Mariner, dwelling, children playing with matches, $25 damage. 5:15 P. Squad 6 to 211 St. Lawrence: Israel Sens. 84, ill, taken to Millard Fillmore Hospital.
5:30 P. M. Rescue Squad to 2163 Helen Schaefer, 70, of 145 5:58 Hawthorne, Rescue dead Squad on 5 to arrival. 789 Kenmore; Crescent; Leo P. Jackson, 38, dead on 6:59 P.
Squad 1 to 672 Main; Miss Arelen Sacilowski, 21, of 81 Deshler, ill sent home. 7:10 P. M. Rescue Squad 5 to 160 Trenton: Anthony Orlando, 80, ill, sent to Columbus Hospital. 7:27 P.
Division Bond, false. Kingsley, false. 8:54 P. M. -Rescue Squad 1 to 126 Edward; Mrs.
Gladys Handwerk, 50, died of natural causes. 9:18 P. Hayes, rubbish, no loss. 10:21 P. Squad 6 to 61 Sidney; John Scarcella.
72, pronounced dead of natural causes. 11:35 P. M. Rescue Squad 3 to 462 Wilson; Mrs. Mary Wernicki, 65, ill, remained at home.
Monday 2:18 P. Walden, dwelling, careless smoking, $450 damage. 3:53 A. Genesee Eller, false. 5:40 P.
M. 354 Northumberland, dwelling, careless smoking, $50 damage. 7:21 A. M. -990 Niagara, unnecessary, 10:17 A.
Emslie, false. 11:51 A. Squad 3, to 138 Mohr; Mrs. Sophie Mroz, 74, died of natural causes. 3:08 P.
Swan, street flares overturned, no loss. 3:11 P. Rescue Squad 6 to 1444 Kenmore; Mrs. Mary Geyer, 65, died of natural causes. 5:03 P.
Squad 3 to 17 Marshall; Mrs. Lena Walters, 53, nounced dead of natural causes. 7:24 P. M. -Virginia near Fourth, grass.
8:44 P. M. -Rescue Squad 3 to 50 Willert Park; L. C. Hargrove, 35, ill, taken to Emergency Hospital.
11:41 P. M. 381 Masten, careless smoking, unnecessary. Today 12:43 A. High, caused by less smoking: $50 damage.
Mrs. Alice Putnam, 56, ill, as result of smoke; given first aid remained by firemen home. of Rescue Squad 3 1:05 A. Pine, flares in street, no fire. 6:12 A.
M. -Rescue Squad 4, to 181 Wyoming; unnecessary, 8:30 A. Squad 3 to 504 Sherman, Mrs. Virginia Whittman, 42, ill, taken to Sisters' Hospital. MISSING PERSONS Patricia A.
Rudolph, 15, of 56 Davis, since Sept. 5 feet, 147 pounds; brown hair, hazel eyes; red sweater, darkgreen skirt, tan oxfords. David Kelly, 16, of 240 Fox, since Sept. 5 feet 9 inches, 173 pounds; white shirt, dark-blue trousers. John A.
Samer, 49, of 83 Johnson since Aug. 29; 5 feet 8 inches, 170 pounds; brown hair, brown eyes. STOLEN AUTOS 1941 Buick sedan, KE 57-60, owned by Marshall Hunt, 3 Cottage; taken from that address before 4 P. M. Sept.
4. RECOVERED AUTOS Southside Sept. 3. BUILDING PERMITS 1940 Dodge coupe, 68-67 EE, owned by Marcella A. Sailor, 157 Efner; found at Delaware Tracy Sept.
stolen from Efner near Virginia Sept. 4. 1949 Ford coach, 9B 65-99, owned by Thaddeus S. Lacki, 180 Ashley; located at Stanton Howard Sept. taken from Ashley Peck Sept.
1. 1949 Dodge sedan, ER 24-37, owned by Willie Ray, 426 Monroe; recovered on Madison near Broadway Sept. stolen from Gerhardt Northampton Sept. 5. 1953 Buick convertible, RY 7, owned by Robert Yenny, 120 Clarence; found at Edward Delaware Sept.
taken from Elmwood near Summer Sept. 1. 1952 Ford convertible, no license, owned by J. C. Stephens Motor Corporation, 3484 Main; located at Fay West Shore Sept.
stolen from lot at 3484 Main Sept. 4. 1954 Pontiac coupe, 79-29 EE, owned by Joseph F. McDonnell, 128 Brookside, West Seneca, recovered in West Seneca taken from Orlando near Elk Sept. 4.
1949 Chevrolet coupe, 298-684 owend by Miss Marion J. Clark, Port Credit, found at Allen Mariner Sept. stolen from Delaware Johnson Park Sept 4. 1949 Chevrolet sedan, no license, owned by Hal Casey Chevrolet 1545 South Park, located at William Bailey Sept. taken from lot at 298 Joseph Szely, 387 Ontario, $3000.
BUSINESS NAMES Ernest Borowlak, 1096 Genesee, $300, Mary Walsh, 201 Hamburg, $400. Anthony W. Rozek, 341 Paderewski, $300. Buscaglia 165 Court. $300.
Niagara Mohawk Power 1494 William, $15,000. Mrs. Beatrice Briand, 193 Hazelwood, $495. Victor Everett, 136 Tyler, $500. Marvin Klein, 271 Babco*ck, $300.
Walter ForBach, 192 Reading, $300. N. Division Hidg. N. Division, tank, $1000.
Stephen Skelsky, 833 South Park, $620. Grace E. Pitman, 290 Lafayette, $850. Building Plans Filed B. G.
Delivery Service, 142 Pomona, Alexander F. Gosper, Alexander F. Gosper Jr. Emma's Dress Shoppe, Elmwood, Emma Costello, Anne Morris. The Four Keys, Orchard E.
Haas. Heba, 915 Broadway--Bella M. Rock. Holiness Temple Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, 158 William -Thomas J. Harry, Professional Novelty 432 Delaware, Tonawanda--W.
Merrick Hayes. INCORPORATIONS Key- Wall Mason Contractors capital, 200 shares. Incorporators: David A. Doll. Kenmore; Joseph Wirth and Walter B.
Walsh, both Buffalo. Home Research Service capital, 200 shares. Incorporators: Seymour Zimbel, Kenmore; Milton F. Lewandus, Town of Tonawanda, and Irene McNerney, Buffalo. PATENTS Buffalo News Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Sept.
issued to Buffalo-area applicants last week included: Anthony C. Scinta, assignor, to Trico Products windshield cleaner. Jean L. Plonczak, container for sanitary tissues. Albert H.
J. Johnson, tripod. Patrick L. Shea, outside support OF scaffold for window cleaners and the like. Oliver arrangement A.
Gipple, for dispensing extensible end cabinets, vertically movable tray arrangement for dispensing cabinets (two patents), Trade-mark applicants included: Rugby Knitting Mills for men's and boys' jackets. John J. Pieri, D.B.A. Bestaste Products for canned peas. Gov.
Craig to Seek Seat Of Sen. Jenner, Paper Says INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 7 (U.P.).-Gov. George N. Craig has decided to run for U.
S. Sen. Jenner's seat instead of Sen. Capehart's, the Indianapolis Times said Monday. City Editor Irving Leibowitz wrote that it was learned Gov.
Craig will take a top federal job from Eisenhower Administration when his term ends in 1957. Mr. Leibowitz said Gov. Craig then will run against Sen. Jenner in 1958, instead of against Sen.
Capehart in 1956, as many political observers had deliberately believed. "The were delayed, it was learned," the Times said, "to allow the governor time to regain some of his -tarnished political prestige and power." Mr. Leibowitz said the change in the Craig "political timetable was made known to several of his top legislative and political chieftains." Hiawatha Train Wrecked; 12 Passengers Injured BAKER, Sept. 7 persons were injured, none seriously, when eight units of the Milwaukee Railroad's Hiawatha passenger Train 16 left the tracks Sunday night eight miles east of here, near the Montana-North Dakota border. The tracks were washed out when inches of rain fell during the afternoon in nearby hills.
Water cascaded wildly across the tracks. It turned the clay soil into sticky gumbo, making country roads impassable. The head unit of cleared the three diesel engine small bridge, then left the tracks but remained upright. Some 1600 feet of track were either ripped up by the wreck or washed out. Doctors from a dozen Montana and North Dakota towns worked in waist-deep mucky yellow water giving medical attention to the injured passengers.
One ambulance mired down in an attempt to reach the scene..
