SOUTH EDITION Section III Vital Statistics-Obituaries BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Wednesday, November 27, 1974 Card of Thanks GUGINO -We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to all our relatives, neighbors and friends for the expression of sympathy extended to us during the loss of our father, Anthony L. Gugino, Lawton's, N. MRS. 1 THOMAS I. ANTHONY V.
GUGINO, FRANK L. JOSEPH J. GUGINO. HELMS--We deeply appreciate the courte5Y, sympathy and beautiful flowers extended to us by our relatives, friends and neighbors. Also the Campbell Funeral Home during our recent bereavement.
"THE FAMILY OF THE LATE GEORGE HELMS. In Memoriam ABBINANTI-In memory of our Mother Jenny on her birthday. Sadly missed by all CHILDREN AND AUGUSTINE-RYAN-In loving memory of my Sister, Jeannette, who passed away six years ago today, November 27, 1968. Today brings the memory, Of our loved one gone to rest; She will never be forgotten; By the one who loved her best. Sadly missed by SISTER NANCY.
BERGER-In loving memory of our dear mother, Mary Ann, who passed away ten years ago today, Nov. 27, 1964. You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. Sadly missed by, SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
BLEAB-in loving memory of our dearest mother and grandmother, Barbara J. who passed away on Nov. 28, 1967. Deep in our hearts you will stay, Loved and remembered in every way, Always in our thoughts and prayers. Sadly missed by CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
loving memory of my CHMIE husband, Stanley, who passed away, Nov. 27, 1946. Today again, 1 walk with you Down through the years gone by, And though unseen feel you close And even at my side. Time hasn't eased my heartache Nor dimmed your memory, For, you Through will all live eternity, forever in my heart Deeply loved 'and sadly MISMARY, DIGIO! mother and loving grandmother, memory of Grace, our dear who passed away three years ago tomorrow, Nov. 28, 1971.
What is a home wihtout a mother, God gives us many blessings, Great and small, but when a He took you from us, Mom, He took the greatest gift and friend of all. Always in our hearts and prayers, Loved and sadly missed by JOEY, MARGUERITE, JOELLE AND TOMMY. DIGIOIA-In loving memory of my beloved wife, Grace. To know her was to love her, Both for family and friend, And the sweetness, of her memory Time dim nor end. HUSBAND TOMMY.
DITTMAR-In mother, loving Cecilia, memory, of passed our dearest 1972. away two years ago today, Nov. 27, Sadly missed by DAUGHTER AND FAMILY. Of fa*gE -In loving memory of my beloved C. husband, Paul, who passed away two years ago today, Nov.
27, 1972. E. Another day without you, Paul, A loving thought, a silent tear. Oh, God, what wouldn't I give, Just to have you here. Mr.
Loved and always missed by WIFE, LOU AND FAMILY. FELL-in loving memory of our dear band and father, Carlton who passed N. away 16 years ago, Nov. 28. ter, Sadly missed by YOUR LOVING FAMILY.
of FRYC-in loving, memory of, our beloved ing, father grandfather, William, who passed away one year ago ThanksgivYou bid no one a last farewell, Of ting. Said goodbye to none; wife The Heavenly gates were open, late And every voice said come. Sadly missed by SON RAY, DAUGHTER FREDA, ley SON-IN-LAW CHUCK and AND GRANDCHILDREN. FUDELLA-In loving memory of my dear husband, Joseph, who passed away 13 years ago today, Nov. 27, 1961.
laus Sadly missed by WIFE HELEN. 7-9 GLEISLE -In loving memory of our dear Patrolman William F. Gleisle, who in the line of duty seven years ago Of today, Nov. 27, 1967. wife Always loved, DAD always AND SISTER remembered.
JOAN. John MOTHER, Louis JEZIOROWSKI-In loving memory of Ste- also on his birthday, Nov. 28. Time has a way of slipping by, But our love for you will never die. Urban Happy.
Birthday. (2 WIFE AND FAMILY. Our 10 MASTRANGELO-In loving memory of ance husband, Perry on his birthday, 27. made on Earth and life in Heaven, Form one endless chain, in God's great plan for loved ones, We shall meet again. Sadly missed by Of WIFE BESSIE.
borski) MASTRANGELO-in loving, memory of dear Dad and grandfather, Perry zak; on his birthday, Nov. 27. David are no longer with us, But still your strength you give dore beauty of your thoughts and deeds Adam, In us will always live. Mrs. We miss you Dad Chester YOUR LOVING SON PERRY JR.
and DAUGHTER-IN-LAW JOANN. al GRANDSONS PERRY 111, Park PATRICK AND MICHAEL. Church PALAME- In loving. memory of my husAugustine (Auglie), who passed Council one year ago tomorrow, Nov. 28, from Firday month of November brings sad re- invited.
arets. brings back the night we'll never forget. heart still aches, with sadness, Nov. My secret fall husband end was sudden, you made us ther weep and cry. Gloria, You never said goodbye.
brother your grave I often stand li, And try in vain to understand. be Forgive me, Lord, with tears pray. and was so precious why couldn't he stay. Home Loved and missed by Bailey WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. Church -In loving memory of our father, grandfather and greatgrandfather, Herbert who passed 9 years ago today, Nov.
27th, 1965, know him was to love him, Nov. Both for family and friends, the sweetness ot his memory, Robert 10 Time can Sadly neither missed dim nor by, end. (Bud) GERRY, KEVIN, DAVE, Cook, Edna GRANDCHILDREN GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN. and call AND Home SHAFFER-In loving memory of our hus- where father and grandfather, John, who morning away one year ago today, Church November 27, 1973. many times we miss you, Family When we laugh or shed a tear, P.
M. one of us will mention, only Dad were here" life goes on as always, CUMMINS1 see the empty chair, Of Remembering all the love, of the smiles of the one who once sat mother mins All loving remembrances, (Ruth) WIFE ARLETTA, SON JACK JOAN, PATRICIA Christine, AND FAMILIES. ter of Margaret -In. loving memory of our dear from Lorena, who passed away one merly today, Nov. 27, 1973.
Angola, lonesome here without you o' lock. sad in every way, present life is not the same to us and you were called away. als hearts ache with loneliness, gational eyes shed many tears; knows how much we really you the end of one long year. Sadly missed by Of CHILDREN. 23 GRANDCHILDREN, 25, 2 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN (nee AND FRIEND ANGIE.
(Sandra) Sam loving memory of our dearest dred) ago Lorena, today, Nov. who 27, passed 1973, away one Joseph. and bid no one a last farewell, wanda; ever said goodbye, nephews. were gone before we realized, Rubino only God knows why, ware Sadly missed and always 2-5 and loved and remembered by, ELEANORE. Friday R.
C. was a loving memory of our dear rolet Carmelo, who passed away 33 fully ago today, Nov. 27, 1941. wood Sadly missed Cemetery. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
loving memory of our dear faJohn, who passed away 36 years Of today, Nov. 27th, 1938. band of memories never die, of Mrs. years roll on and days pass by, Alvin hearts a memory is kept Mrs. one we loved and will never forget.
(Patricia), Sadly missed by, Belter, CHILDREN. D. Mrs. the late Michael loving who memory of my dear brother 28, passed away three trude, ago Nov. 1971.
Sadly missed by Jane Norman, and MOM. also nine loving, six memory of Mary, the passed 1968. away years ago today. Sadly missed by day Invited. HUSBAND, DAUGHTER, SON from 2-4 AND FAMILIES.
Mary's ADAMCZAK-(Adams) Edward Of Florida, Nov. 26, 1794, son of the late Andrew and Mary Adamczak; brother of Mrs. Roman (Veronica) Staron, John (the late Bernice), Sophie, Florence, Mrs. Edward R. (Valeria) Joslyn and the late Mrs.
Lottie Dvorek; also survived by everal a nephew. Friends may call after 2 P. M. Friday at the Frank J. Knab Funeral Home, 1213 Lovejoy St.
where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and from St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7- 9. 27129 -Ben Nov.
26, 1974, husband of Rose (Helfend); father of Ellis Adel; brother of Irwin Adel of Kansas City, and the late Ida Land, Rose Brock, Sadie Greenfield, Dora Markel, Lena Morgan, Max and Joseph Adel; also sur. vived by three grandchildren. Funeral services at Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Friday at 2:30 P. M. Flowers gratefully declined.
Memorials in his memory may be made to Temple Beth Zion. No prior visitation. After services the family will be at 96 Swanson Terrace, Williamsville. BACHMAN-Ora E. Nov.
27, 1974, wife of the late Jacob; mother of Mrs. Harold (Irma) bloss, Harry and Lee Bachman; also survived by five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Emmett W. Burns Funeral Home 3215 Delaware, corner Columbia, Thursday from 7-9 P. where private funeral services will be held Friday, BAKER-Viola Of Hamburg, N.
Nov. 26, 1974, daughter of the late Martin and Catherine Stillinger Baker. Friends may call at the Donald M. Demmerley Funeral Home, 21 Pierce Hamburg, N. Y.
Wednesday 7-9 P. Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. Private funeral service at the convenience of the family. Flowers gratefully declined.
BALMAS-Stella P. (Zaleski) Of Buffalo, N. Nov. 26, 1974, beloved wife of Van Balmas and the late Matthew Szalkowski; dearest mother of Mrs. Carl (Judith) Balmas, Mrs.
Bernard (Marilyn) Thome, Mrs. Ralph (Sandra) Reczek, Mrs. Howard (Susan) grandmother of Kimberley, Christopher" Thome, Melissa Balmas, Michelle and Dawn Reczek; daughter of the late Julius and Anastasia; sister of Mrs. Paul (Marge). Reeder, Mrs.
Adam (Ceil) Price, the late Freda Wenzek, Mary Gilman, Stanley, Joseph and Katherine Orzel. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels 3003 South Park Lackawanna, Friday morning at 9:15 and from St. Bernard's Church at 10. Mrs. Balmas was member of the Ladies Altar Society, Ladies of Charity and St.
Joseph Intercommunity Guild. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Visiting hours from 2-5 and 7.9 P.
M. BENSON--Mabel E. (nee Townsend) of Clarence, N. Nov. 25, 1974, beloved wife of Walter mother of Dorothy, Mrs.
Kensett (Mildred) Whicomb; sister of Mrs. Laura Hunt; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received at Shepard Bros. Funeral Residence, 10690 Main Clarence, N. Tuesday and Wednesday from 2-4 and 1 7-9 P.M.
Private funeral services Thursday morning. Interment in Acacia Park Cemetery, 26127 BRANCH -Ann C. Kenmore, N. Nov. 25, 1974, at Buffalo General Hospital, wife of Lee Branch of Kenmore, N.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chariton of Balston Lake, N. sister of Mark P. Charlton, Cristy L.
Charlton and Sue A. Charlton, all of Baiston Lake, N. granddaughter of and Mrs. Paul G. Witte of Lakewood, Fla.
and Mrs. Irene Charlton of Syracuse, N. Y. Private funeral services were held on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1974 at Forest Lawn Chapel, Buffalo, Y.
The Very Rev. L. Russell FosRector of Grace Episcopal Church, Lockport, N. officiated. Memorials may be made to the Leukemia Society America, 735 Ellicott Square BuildBuffalo, N.
Y. 14203. (nee Berlinski) Sloan, N. Nov. 26, 1974; beloved of Edward; dearest mother of the sister of Leon (Phyllis), Theodore, Sigmund (Irene.) Matthew (Florence) and the late Sylvester, Stanand Henry; also survived by nieces nephews.
Funeral services mencing at the Daniel R. Smolarek Funeral Home, 2047 Broadway, "city line. Friday morning at 8:45 and at St. Stanislaus Church at 9:30. Interment in St.
StanisCemetery. The family will be present to receive friends from 2-5 and P. M. 26127 CERDILLO-Kathryn (nee Casazza) Cheektowaga, N. Nov.
26, 1974, of the late Felix; sister of the late Casazza, Mrs. John (Nettie) Taglietti, Mrs. Fred (Mary) Ugine, Casazza, and Anthony Casazza; survived by nieces and nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Funeral services Friday at 9:30 A. M.
from the Funeral Home, 3645 Genesee St. blocks east Union Rd.) and in Lady Help of Christians Church at A. M. The family will be in attendfrom 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be in the form of Mass offerings. 27128 CHORAZAK-Anthony L. Lackawanna, N. Nov.
26, 1974, beloved husband of Veronica E. (SamChorazak; dearest father of Kenneth (Judy), James (Mary) Choragrandfather of Jennifer, Karen, and Kevin; son of the late Charles and Ludwika; brother of Theo(Wanda), Mrs. Leo (Mary) Ciesla, Mrs. Edward (Peggy) Wrobel, Joseph (Wanda) Wrobel, and (Stella); survived by nieces nephews. Services from the ColoniMemorial Chapels 3003 South Lackawanna, Saturday morning and from Queen of All Saints at 9:30.
Mr. Chorazak was a member of K. of C. Father Baker No. 2243.
Visiting hours are 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. Prayer service evening at 8 P.M. Friends 27129 Deaths CIMINELLY-L. Fred 27, 1974, of Cheektowaga; beloved of Mary (Chicchette), dear faof Robert, Ronald (Sue), Arnold, Fred, Dianne, Paul and Janet; of Mrs.
Pat (Louise) CardarelGene and Sebastian. The friends Thursday at family will present to receive the Friday 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. at (Delavan Chapel) 1250 Amigone be Funeral East Delavan near where services will be held be Saturday at 8:15 A. M.
and a Mass of Christian Burial from St. Barnabas at 9 A. M. Friends are invited. 27129 Of CLARK-Robert Louis 25, 1974, father of Mrs.
Ralph (Patricia) Leach, Clayton (Elaine) and J. (Anne) Clark; grandfather of er grandchildren; brother of John Raymond, Mrs. Clark (Evelyn) Bernice Clark, and the late Mrs. Belzer, Gertrude, Clayton, Ethel Leo (Dick) Clark. Friends may at the Stephan-Burns Funeral 266 East St.
at Austin N. services will be held Friday at 9 and in St. Margaret's at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 26127 Mildred (nee Ahlers) of by Angola, N. Nov. 26, 1974, wife call late Lester C. Cummins; beloved of Richard (Antoinette) Cumof Northfield N.
Mrs. Donald Mumford and the late Warren Cummins; grandmother of Richard Jr. and Matthew Cummins; sis- will Everett B. Ahlers and the late Mr. A.
Luongo, Funeral services the Heimburg Funeral Home (forFroehley's) 262 North Main N. Saturday morning at 10 Friends invited. Family will be Nov. on Thursday evening from 7-9 Friday from 2-4 and 7-9. Memorimay be made to The First CongreUnited Church of Christ.
27129 at iles CURCIO--Joseph Sr. and Cheektowaga, N. suddenly, Nov. 9:30 1974; husband of Ann Curclo will Grandinetti); father of, Joseph Curcio, of Clarence; grandfather of Kristin; brother of Mrs. In (Madeline) Zuppelli.
Sam (MIl- loved Curcio of Cheektowaga, Mrs. (Caludia), Bonafede of Buffalo and Vincent (Anita) Curcio of ter also survived by nieces and Mrs. Calls may be made at the Edwin Memorial Home, 1234 Wednesday and Thursday, 7-9 P. Funeral services on at 9 A. M.
and at St. Lawrence Church at 10 A. M. Mr. Curcio and retired employee of the ChevTonawanda Plant.
Flowers grate- 7-9. declined. Entombment in Oak- Kifner Mausoleum of Forest Lawn Legion Unit DAVIES-Richard E. Lancaster, N. Nov.
26, 1974, hus- of Cora (Lanthier) Davies; father loved Louis (Gloria) Chmelko, Mrs. dearest (Audrey) Rege of Pennsylvania, Kozak, Robert (Shirley) Ewert, Ralph San Mrs. Earl (Jacqueline) and Gary (Patricia) of Washington, N. Gerald (Pamela) of Maryland, Rose Edward (Patricia) Shaver; son of (Julia) John and Catherine Davies; (Mary) of Helen, Mary, John, Ger- Maurer, Van, Gladys, Thomas, Reginald, Balon, Winifred and the late Mary Balon Ernest Davies, all of Canada; survived by 18 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral from day Stutzman-Zurbrick Funeral Home John 5615 Broadway, Lancaster, Fri- South afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Good Family will be In attendance ment and 7-9 P. M. Interment St. Cemetery. present ADAMCZAK-Edmund P.
DUDKOWSKI-Joseph A. MAXWELL-Edward ADEL-Ben (Jack) FLANAGAN-Robert1 E. MICHALSKI -Stella BACHMAN-Ora E. FRANK--Robert A. Sr.
BAKER Viola MORDENO- Joseph V. FUMAROL -Nina (Min- MORGAN-Lain W. BALMAS-Stella P. nie) (nee Raymondo) BENSON Townsend) E. GALENZA-Stefania NESTER-George W.
BRANCH- -Ann C. GRAF-Edith C. -Lawrence Ashbery BUDZISZEWSK1-Virginia (Henry) (nee Berlinski) GRAHAM- -Howard S. PORTER--John B. GRETZLER-Henry G.
CARDILLO Casazza) -Kathryn REDANZ-Charles E. CHORAZAK-Anthony L. (Rose) HOFFMAN -Barbara REECE-George J. CIMINELLI-L. Fred Lottie -Leonard CLARK- Robert Louis K9ZA (nee Balon) ROMAN-Walter P.
CUMMINS--Mildred (Zleski) RUSIN-Anthony Ahlers) KIFNER-Florence SCHNEIDER -Sophie CURCIO- Joseph N. Sr. (nee Skibniewski) L. -Richard E. SNYDER-August J.
STROH-Olga Bay DA M. LAYMAN--Frank E. SZALKOWSKI-(See LENZ-Otto Balmas Notice) DORSCHIDE -Clara Zittel LESSWING-George R. -Frances DOVE- (nee Racki) MARTIN--Paul R. WARGALA-Stanley Death Listings 62 DAVIS -Walter LARGE-Edward (Chennie Large) Nov.
27, 1974, beloved of the Town of Tonawan- Of 25 S. New York Lockport, passda, N. husband of Mildred ed away Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974 at Mt. E.
Davis, father of Edwin R. Davis of View Hospital. He is survived by his brother of Marvin (Miss) Edna. William wife, Marian (Conley) Large, one Funeral service in North Park United Schnell of the Town of Tonawanda; and Mrs. (Beatrice) Woods.
daughter, Mrs. William (Agnes) Presbyterian Church, 700 Parkside three grandchildren, William Bruce morning Mr. at 11 o'clock. and Edward Schnell; two sisters and Friday, Friends member are invited. Davis was a three brothers, Mrs.
Charles Prickett, of Kenmore Lodge No. 1132 Mrs. Jan Pageles, Charles, Harold and Flowers gratetully declined. Howard Large; also several nieces and Those desiring may make memorial nephews. Friends may call at their contributions to the Endowment Fund convenience at the Lang Funeral of Church North Park United Presbyterian Home, 186 East Lockport, where or the Bone Clinic of Roswell funeral services will be held Park Memorial Institute.
o'clock Friday at morning. Interment follow In Cold Spring Cemetery, LockDOEHLER-Florence M. port. The family will be present from In Butfalo, N. Nov.
26. 1974, be- 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. Mr. Large was loved wife of Emil J.
Doehler; mother Gold Card member of the Bricklayers of Mrs. Joseph D. (June) Taylor and Union Local 45 of Buffalo. Mrs. John W.
(Doris) Weyand; also survived by five grandchildren; sister of the late Hazel L. (Elmer) Zwilling, LAYMAN-Frank E. Harry C. and Charles H. Vackel.
Formerly of Lackawanna, N. Nov. Friends will be received from 2-5 and 25, 1974; beloved husband of the late 7-9 P. M. at the Charles F.
McMahon Mildred (nee Boyer); dearest father of where Funeral services Home will be 982 held Abbott Saturday Rd. Mrs. Thaddeus (Ruth) Toporczyk), Franklin (Elsie) and Mrs. Robert mornina at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
(Jean) Brogcinski; grandfather of six Arrangements by the Vackel Funeral grandchildren and five, great-grandHome, East Aurora, N. Y. 27129 children; brother of Louis (Jenn) and the late John, Michael, Bernice Zak DOVE--Irene (nee Racki) and Edward. Funeral services will be Nov. 26, 1974, wife of the late Joseph; held Friday morning at 9 o'clock from leaves to mourn a daughter Mrs.
Alex- the Jos. M. Litwin Funeral Home, 1629 ander (Vivian) Davis, granddaugh- Electric Lackawanna and at 9:30 ter Mrs. Irene Nelson; grandsons Alex- at Our Lady of Victory Basilica. ander, U.S.N.
and Steven J. Davis; Friends invited. Family present 2-4 and great-grand-daughter Venessa Nelson the 7-10 P. M. Name Deceased was a member USWA.
of and a host of relatives and friends. A Holy Society and the Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 26127 St. Columba's R.C. Church, Hickory and Eagle Streets on Saturday at 11 A.M. Friends invited.
27129 LENZ-OffO Nov. 25, 1974, husband of Agnes -Clara Zittel (Spork) (nee Glissmann) and the late Nov. 62. 1974, wife of the late Law- Madeline (Boehnrer); brother of Alrence Dorschide; sister of John Zittel, fred, Irvin, Laura, Martha, Johanna, the late Mrs. William (Harriett) Yaeg: Anna and the late Walter Lenz all of er Mrs Charles (Mary) Lapp and Germany.
Friends may call from 2-5 Frederick Zittel. Friends are invited to and 7-9 P. M. at The Dietrich Funeral attend a memorial service at Beach- Home 2528 Bailey where Tuyn Funeral Home 5541 Main services will be held Friday of at 1 P. M.
at Cayuga Williamsville, Mr. Lenz was a member The FrohFriday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers sinn Singing Society, Mennerchor gratefully declined. Bavaria, The Herwigh Choruses, The Workmen's Sick Benefit Fund and the DUDKOWSK1-Joseph A. Flying Senior Citizens.
Memorials may Lancaster, N. Nov. 25, 1974, be. be made to The American Cancer loved husband of Elizabeth (nee Mart- Foundation. 26127 zolf); dear father of John, Mary Ziomek, Rosemary, Carl, Joan and LESSWING-George R.
dren; Ellen; son of survived the late by John three J. and grandchil- Mar- Suddenly, in West Seneca, N. Nov. tha (nee Rogacki); brother of John Loretta L. 25, 1974; beloved husband of the late Edward (Patricia), Walter Richard G.
Ulrich Lesswing, Lesswing; and Mrs. father Ray- of (Marcia), Sitzlow, (Lucy), Verna Henry (Betty (Robert) Lou), Vanschoonhov- Maryann mond (Lillian) Darsteim; grandfather of Gary, Diane, Neal and Lori en; survived by nieces and nephews. Darsteim; brother of Esther Devine Funeral Friday, Nov. 29 from Max F. and the late Herbert and Howard LessRutecki Funeral Home of Depew, 83 wing.
Funeral from. the "'Washington Burlington Ave. at 9 o'clock, and Mass Chapel" of the William J. Yox Sons of Resurrection at Our Lady of Pom- Funeral Home, 2390-94 Seneca peil Church Lancaster, N. Y.
at 9:30. Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends ber invited. Deceased was a mem- invited. The family will be present Friends of Tutko a veteran of ww 11, from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Memorials life No. member of V.F.W. of Lancaster may be made to the Memorial Fund of 7275, past Erie County Commander Faith Lutheran Church of Elma, N. Y.
and past commander of Military Order of the Cooties, member of Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1605. MARTIN-Paut R. Of Gowanda, Nov. 25, 1974, husband of FLANAGAN-Robert E. Florence M.
(Graving) Martin; father Of 1160 Tonawanda Tonawanda, of ther of Robert P. of North David Collins; Robin grandfaN. Nov. 25, 1974. father of Mrs.
Mary Gerard (Patricia) Matuszewski, Miss and Robert brother J. of Martin, all of Mrs. North Colbrother Maureen, of Cathy James and Mary Flanagan; line Kirton, Mrs. Maria Wilkenson and lins; Harry Mary Temple. A Flanacan and Mrs.
the late LeVerne Robinson. Funeral was held Wednesday funeral service services Friday, Nov. 29, at 10 A. M. family morning.
from The Tschopp Funeral Home, -Robert Sr. Gowanda, Calling hours Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9, Memorials may Nov. 26, 1974, father of Gwendolyn, be made to Tri-County Memorial Lynda, and Robert all of New Hospital, Gowanda, N. Y. York City; son of the late Mr.
and S. Mrs. William brother of Frank, of Columbia, William, Mrs. Lu- MAXWELL-Edward (Jack) cille Montana and Mrs. Dorothy Arm- Of Buffalo, N.
Nov. 26, 1974, husstrong of Jamestown, N. Y. The funer- band of the late Katherine; brother-inal will be held Saturday, Nov. 30 at 10 law of Dorothy Maxwell of East AuroA.
M. from Meadows Brothers Funeral ra, N. brother of the late William Home 576 Jefferson Ave. Family A. Funeral from the Wood Funeral in attendance Friday 7-9 P.
M. Home, 784 Main East Aurora, ment Forest Lawn Cemetery, Rev. Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Robert A. Lowe officiating.
Flowers gratefully declined. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. -Nina (Minnie) (nee Ray. mondo) MICHALSKI-Stella Nov.
26, 1974, at the Delaware Nursing Nov. 25, 1974, suddenly, of Buffalo, Home, beloved wife of Philip C. Fuma- N. wife of Ignacy Michalski; rol, dear mother of Mrs. Catherine mother of Edward (Esther) Michalski Huber; survived by one brother, 6 sis- and Mrs.
Joseph L. (Helen) Catalano; ters, 1 grandson and 3 great-grandchil- grandmother of five grandchildren and dren. The family will receive friends one great-grandchild. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
at The New at The Wentland Funeral Home, 10634 Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home, 911 Main North Collins, N. where Englewood where funeral serv- the funeral service will be held Friday ices will beconducted on Friday morn- morning at 9:30. Mass of Christian ing at 9 o'clock, and a Mass of Chris- Burial from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel tian Burial will be celebrated at St.
Church, Brant, N. at 10 o'clock. John the Baptist Church (Englewood Family will be present from 2-4 and Ave.) at 9:30 A. M. Friends invited.
7-9 P. M. 26127 GALENZA-Stefania MORDENO-Joseph V. In Buffalo, N. Nov.
26, 1974, beloved wife of the late Izydor Galenza; Suddenly, Nov. 25, 1974, beloved husdear mother of John, Mrs. Joseph band of the late Helen (Keenan) (Genevieve) Marzec, Mrs. Edward James, Mordeno; Mrs. dear father of Francis, Alfa(Helen) Woltowicz, Mrs.
Theodore Charles (Elizabeth) (Stella)) Kwaczala, Frank (Angeline); no of of Chicago, Mrs. Brian (Donna) survived by 12 grandchildren and nine Palka Kenmore, N. John, Mrs. great-grandchildren; dear sister of the land, Joseph (Mary), Miss Jastrzab Felicia of Ann Grand Islate Joseph Kowalczyk. Funeral Satur- N.
Mordeday morning at 9 o'clock from the no; grandfather of 11 grandchildren Kolano Funeral Home, 396 Am- and one great-grandchild; son of the herst St. and at 9:30 o'clock at As- late James Vincent and Felicia (Latosumption Church. Mrs. Galenza was a na) Mordeno; brother of Mrs. Frances member of St.
Hedwig and Royal Chiavetta of Brant, N. Mrs. John Neighbors Society. Family will be (Patrina) Frisa, Mrs. Daniel present 10 A.
P. M. Relatives and (Josephine) Brown of Florida, Mrs. friends are invited. 27129 (Lucy) Vitale, Samuel Mordeno, Mrs.
Victor (Felicia) Childs of WashGRAF-Edith C. Ashbery ington. Friends may call at the James Of 45 Belmont Williamsville, N. E. Grace Funeral Home 335 Nov.
27, 1974; wife of the late Carl c'. Ontario at Crowley, where services Graf; mother of Carl C. Graf Jr. will be held Friday morning at 9:15 Mrs. Ignatius (Audrey) Graffeo and and a Mass of Christian Burial in St.
Harvey W. Graf; sister of Mrs. Mary Vincent de Paul Church at 10 A. M. Beckley, Arthur Ashbery, Mrs.
Flor- Mr. Mordeno was a member of the ence Gavigan, Harvey Ashbery and Holy Name Society of St. John the the late William and Thomas Ashbery; Baptist Church (Kenmore), the Bell also survived by 8 grandchildren and 3 Aerospace Humanity Fund and the Bell great-grandchildren. Friends may call Aerospace Quarter Century Club, UAW their convenience at Loomis, Offers Retired Workers Local 501. Friends Loomis Inc.
Memorial Chapel, 1820 invited. Family will be present 2-4 and Seneca where funeral services will 7-9 P.M. 25127 held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Expressions of sympathy made to the American Cancer Soci. MORGAN-Lain W.
ety, Family will be present to receive Nov. 25, 1974; husband of Lottie A. friends from 2-4 and 7-9. (nee Shelton), father of Wanda and Anniael, Lain John, Ronald, Louis and GRAHAM-Howard S. Clarence; brother of Jim Morgan; also East Pembroke, N.
Nov. 26, survived by four grandchildren and one 1974, husband of Laura Kunz Graham; the great-grandchild. Friends may call at father of the late Christine McCready; Thomas Edwards Funeral grandfather of three grandsons; broth- and Home 995 Genesee Thursday of Mrs. Bessie Lowden of Warsaw. Friday.
The family will be present Mrs. Annie Copeland of Castile, Robert ice Friday from 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral servGraham of Castile, William Graham Saturday, Nov. 30 at 11 A. M.
from Pavilion and Hugh Graham of the funeral home, Interment in Forest Dansville. Friends may call Wednesday Lawn Cemetery. 27129 and Thursday from 7-9 P. M. at the B.
Beach Son Mortuary, Corfu, NESTER-George W. Services from the mortuary Nov. 26, 1974. Friday at 2 P. M.
Wilma (Burrows) beloved Nester; husband brother of of GRETZLER-Henry G. Mrs. Fred (Gloria) Weingartz of Nov. 26, 1974, beloved husband of MIl- burga, Denald W. of Los Angeles.
dred (Meyer Armstrong), father of Friends Funeral may call at the Leo Sauer-LyLeonard and the late Richard, stepfa- ton from Home 2-4 and 1933 where Kensing- a nett 7-9, ther of Clarice Ann Armstrong; survived brother memorial service will take place Elmer Gretzler; also Thursday at 10 A. M. Funeral and eight grandchildren. Friends may burial in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.
Nester at The Sieck and Kensington Mast Funeral was a member of the Transportation where funeral service will be held Niagara Fails Traffic Club and DunHome, 1009 Ave. Club of Buffalo, Buffalo, Traffic Club, Friday at P. M. The officiating kirk Traffic Club. 26127 clergyman will be the Rev.
Samuel W. McCune. Friends invited. The family be present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M.
-Lawrence (Henry) Gretzler was a former Republican Nov. 2 Pinzel; 1974, father husband of Agnes Committeeman. (Dunn) of John Mrs. Thomas (Marcella) Glascott, Cmdr. Barbara (Rose) Lawrence E.
Pinzel, USN, of Irving. 26, 1974; sister of brother of Mrs. James Aust, (Margaret) Beath, Mrs. Charles Leland Mrs. Charles Dettman, the late J.
Stone, Mrs. (Ceil) George and Ernest F. Pinzel; also surLeo (Murial), and Mrs. survived Gordon vived by nine grandchildren. Family nieces (Doris) Heyden; also by will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. and nephews. Friends may call at the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home the Stephan-Burns Funeral Home 2286 South Park East St. at Austin where serv- funeral will be held Friday morning where at 266 will be held Saturday morning at 9 9:30 o'clock, followed by a Mass Francis Xavier Church at Christian Burial at the Church of the of in St. be o'clock.
present from Friends 2-5 and invited. Family M. Holy Family at 10. Mr. Pinzel was a 7-10 P.
27129 member of the Buffalo Fire Dept. Beneficiary Asse. KIFNER-Florence (nee Skibniewski) Buffalo, N. Nov. 25, 1974, bewife of Casimer Kifner; dear -John B.
mother of Mrs. Justin (Patricia) Dane 81, of Gowanda, N. Nov, 25, 1974, Richard; dear sister of Mrs. Ches. beloved husband of Myrtle Boyd (Cella) Jankowiak, Henry (Mary), er, father Mrs.
Earl (Joyce) MehAnthony (Alice) Kwiecien, Mrs. lenbacher of Rochester, N. Mrs. (Alfreda) Malecki, Mrs. John George Donald (Jeanne) Richson of Ontario, (Doloras) and Juszczyk; also survived by N.
of Niagara Falls, N. nephews nieces. from Funeral Friday Kolano Robert of Rochester, N. stepfather morning at 10:15 the of Charles of Buffalo, also surFuneral Home 396 Amherst vived by a niece, Mrs. Anna Marriott 11 o'clock at St.
be Gregory the Great of Gowanda, N. 13 grandchildren Church. Relatives Family and will friends present invited. 2-5 and and services seven great-grandchildren. Funeral member American Mrs.
will be held from the Mentley was a of Funeral Home, 105 East Main Auxiliary, Niagara Frontier Gowanda, N. Friday, Nov. 29 at 1041. 2 P. M.
Family will be present 7-9 Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 Wednesday and KOZAK-(Kozik)-Lottie V. (nee Balon) Thursday. Interment In the Pine Hill Blasdell, N. Nov. 26, 1974, be- Cemetery, Gowanda, N.
Y. Mr. Porter wife of the late Andrew Kozak; was a veteran of World War and a mother of Michael (Ruth) member of the V.F.W. of Gowanda, Mrs. Carl (Dorothy) Bland of N.
Y. Memorials may be given to the Diego, Richard A. Kozak Gowanda Ambulance Service. 26127 Edward (Audrey) Kozak of Rome, daughter of the late Peter and REDANZ-Charles E. Balon; Kryszak sister of late Mrs.
Joseph Formerly of Meridan Nov. and the Mrs. John husband of 26, 1974, Prusak, Mrs. Edward (Anna) father' of Richard Dorothy C. L.
(Leichla) Davey Redanz: Redanz Edna Balon, Julian (Bertha) and Mrs. Sophie Peglow, Leo Joseph (Joyce) Kubant; and survived (Sophie) brother of the late Mrs. Loretta Kitch10 Louis grandchildren Balon; also en, Arthur, Robert and Walter grandchildren. and two great- Mrs. Esther Kuhn and Mrs.
Redanz, Marie Funeral services Satur- Jordan; also survived by six J. morning Kaczor at 9 Funeral o'clock, from the dren. Friends may call at their grandchilconven- Park and at Home, Mother 3748 ience at Loomis, Offers Loomis, Inc. Church at 9:30. Inter- where Memorial funeral Chapel, will 1820 held Seneca Friday Our of In Holy Cross Cemetery.
Friends morning relatives invited. Family will be a Committee al 10 ofciock. Member Mr. Troop Redanz 3. was Boy 2-5 and 7-10.
27129 Scouts of America. REECE-George J. Age 52, of 2413 North Falls, N. in Memorial Medical ter, Nov. 25, 1974, husband of father of Kevin George and brother of Mrs.
John (Geraldine) Federspiel, Wallace R. both of Falls, Lloyd J. of Buffalo and D. of Lexington, Mass. Funera ices at the Rhoney Funeral Home 1124 Ontario Niagara Friday at 1 P.
M. Interment in dale Cemetery. The family will present from 2-4 and 7-9 P. M. Wednesday and Thursday.
-Leonard N. Of 40 Baitz Nov. 26, 1974, son Mrs. Rose Rademacher Reinhardt the late Edwin Reinhardt; brother N. Ralph, Kenneth Edwin H.
and Donald G. Reinhardt, Allen (Betty) Canfield, Mrs. (Dorothy) Barron and the late Reinhardt. Friends may call at convenience at Loomis, Offers Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, Seneca where funeral will be Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
ROMAN-Waiter P. Of Lackawanna, N. Nov. 25, beloved husband of Stephanie (nee Blacha); dearest father of Joseph (Lillian) Strzelczyk, and grandfather the late Georgeann Occhino; of Jamie and Gary zyk and Kelly Ann Occhino; son Frances Skoczylas of Gowanda, N. of and the late Valentine Roman; William (Helen) Roman of Gowan his da, Alex N.
Mrs. Josephine Kotowicz, (Alice) Skoczylas of Gowanda, N. Y. and the services late Stephanie Skoczylas. o'clock Funeral from the Friday morning Kaczor Sons al Home, 505 Ridge Rd.
and St. Hyacinth's Church at 9:30. ment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Mr.
Roman was a member the Holy Name Society. Prayer service Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P.M. 10 26127 to RUSIN-Anthony Nov. 25, 1974; son of the late John a Anna; dear brother of Mary Pilarskl, Hedwig Serafin and Mrs.
Edward (Carrie) Potoczak); survived by nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Pacer Funeral Home Sycamore Tuesday and Wednesday from Thanksgiving 2-5 and 7-9 P. M. No visitation Day. Funeral services of wil be held from the funeral Friday at 9:30 and St.
Luke's Church at 9:45. Mr. Rusin was a ber of the Holy Name and Usher cieties. 26127 SCHNEIDER -Sophie Nov. 27, 1974, of 10 Symphony Circle, wife of the late Israel; mother of Mrs.
Alice James Levine, Mrs. Joseph Katz, Katz both of Detroit, Harry and Arnold Schneider. Also vived by 10 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Thursday 11 A. M.
Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials her memory may be made to the Rosa Coplon Home. No prior visitation. After services the family will be at 32 Empress, Amherst, N. Y.
SHON-Charles L. Nov. Margaret 25, 1974, (Delenifits) beloved husband Shon; brother Mrs. Helen Smeltzer, Mrs. William (Charlotte) Nemeth of Florida and late John Shon.
Friends may call the James E. Grace Funeral Home 335 Ontario at Crowley, where services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock Rev, William J. Pegg ficiating. Family will be present and 7-10 P. M.
Friends invited. 26127 SNYDER-August J. Nov. 25, 1974, of Williamsville, N. beloved husband of the late Helen Crampton dear and Marian (Haitzman) der; father of Robert A.
(Shirley) and William J. (Carolyn) California; grandfather of grandchildren; brother of the late John Snyder. The family will be present to receive friends Tuesday 7.9 P. M. and thereafter 2-5 and 7-9 P.
M. at the (Amherst chapel) of the gone Funeral of Home Hopkins, 5200 Sheridan corner where funeral services will be held Friday at 8:30 and Mass of Christian Burial from St. Gregory the Great Church at 9 A. M. Friends Invited.
Mr. Snyder was a lifetime Name member of the St. Bartholomew's Holy Society and a member of the American Legion Kensington Post No. Contributions 708. Flowers gratefully declined.
may be made to the American Cancer Society. 26127 STROH-Olga Bay of Nov. 24, late 1974, in Scottsdale, wife the Frank Stroh; mother of Mrs. Alfred (Doris) Jepson of six Scottsdale, Frank J. of Florida; grandchildren also survive.
Friends may call Wednesday evening 7-9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at the funeral where home of funeral Lux Sons, 2528 Main will be held Friday morning Great at Church 9:15 and from St. Gregory the at 10 o'clock. Friends invited 26127 SZALKOWSKI-Stella See Balmas, Stella Notice. TKACZYK-Frances In Buffalo, N. Nov.
25, 1974, beloved wife of the late Joseph Tkaczyk; dearest mother of Mrs. Stanley (Clara) Gawrys, John (Ann) Tkaczyk, Mrs. Frank (Stella) Skarbowski and the late Charles Britt, Joseph and Walter; survived by 10 grandchildren and siX great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday morning at 9 o'clock from the Kolano Funeral Home 396 Amherst and 9:30 at Assumption Church. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-9 P.
M. Relatives and friends are invited. 26127 WARGALA- -Stanley Nov. 25, 1974, of Depew, N. beloved husband Barbara (nee Niewladomski); dear father of Walter (Marion), Mrs.
Edward (Alice) Lorentz and the late Edward (Sophie), Henry and Adam Wargala; brother of Anthony, Michael and Rosalie all of Poland: also survived by 11 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday from the N. J. Shwinski Funeral Home, 428 Penora St. (off Broadway), Depew at 10:30 A.
M. and in St. Augustine Church at o'clock. Interment in St. Augustine Cemetery.
Mr. Wargala was a member the Holy Name and St. Michael's Society of the parish whose members will assemble for prayers Thursday at 9:30 A. M. Family present from 1-5 and 7-9 P.
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632-1174 5541 MAIN ST. Williamsville Lawrence Myers, U. N. Economist Niagara CenEleanor; Karyn; Niagara Norman Falls, Riverbe of and of Oliver Mrs. Leon Chester their 1820 held 1974; Roman Mrs.
Richard Strzelcof brother at 9 Funerat Inter. of and the 1275 on home R.C. So- sur15 of the at of2-5 of Lawrence B. Myers, 53, a land economist for the United, Nations and a former economist for the Midland Research Corp. and the state Urban Development died Monday (Nov.
25, 1974). He had been employed by the for about a month and recently returned from his post at St. Lucia in the West Indies. He was found dead with a shotgun wound of the head in his garage at 93 Willowgrove South, Town of Tonawanda. The medical examiner's office is investigating.
Prior to joining the U. Dr. Myers was a senior economist for Midland Research a subsidiary of Marine Midland; chief economist and finance officer for UDC's Audubon project in Amherst, and from 1964 to 1971 he was the principal economist for Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories. While employed by CAL, Dr. Myers conducted a study projecting school-population growth for 1990.
Born in Philadelphia, Dr. Myers was educated at Temple Obituaries University and earned his PhD at the University of Wisconsin. He did his dissertation in Sweden as a King Gustav Fellow. Following graduation, Dr. Myers worked for AID, the successor to the Marshall Plan, and held many posts abroad.
He was a member of the American Economic Association and the Unitarian Universalist Church, Amherst. He is survived by his wife, Mary Elizabeth Myers; five children by a previous marriage, Mrs. Ralph T. Doty of Washington, D. Peter L.
Myers Muskeegan, Mark Myers of Miami, Maude a student at the University' of Strasbourg, France, and by Sarah Myers, West Seneca. Dr. Myers is also survived by his father, M. Monroe Myers in Solana Beach, and formerly of Kenmore; and by two brothers, Madison M. of Philadelphia, and Huston K.
in Orchard Park. Private funeral services will be held in Catawissa, Pa. Mrs. Myrtle Wilder, Akron Teacher Private services were held to today for Mrs. Myrtel W.
Wilder, 96, of 8 Mill Akron, a former school teacher and oldest resident the village. Burial was in Evergreen Lawn Cemetery, Akron. Joseph an Akron Mrs. Wilderia widow of Dr. veterinarian for many years, died (Monday Nov.
25, 1974) in Medina Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Dr. Wilder died in 1939. the former Myrtle Sparling, was a native of the Town of Pembroke, but lived in the Village of Akron most of her adult life. She would have been 97 on Dec.
24. She was a graduate of Akron High School and taught school in two Pembroke District oneroom schools for a number of years after graduation. She was a past president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Western New York Veterinary Medical Association; a charter member of Irmah Chapter 280, Order of Eastern Star; a 73- year member of the United Methodist Church, Akron and a past president of the church Ladies Aid Society and choir member. Mrs. Wilder is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Clark Remsen and one sister, Mrs. Ola Tesnow, both of Akron. There are five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. J. A.
Dudkowski, Ex Head of VFW Funeral services will be held Friday for Joseph A. Dudkowski, 50, a past commander of the Erie County VFW Council, who died in his home Monday (Nov. 25, 1974). Mr. Dudkowski, a Lancaster native, served with the 25th Infantry in the Pacific in World War II.
He washeater member of Lancaster Post 7275, VFW, serving as its commander in 1961 and 1962. He was active in the Military Order, of the the Cooties, commanding county organization in 1960, 1962 and 1969. He headed the county VFW in 1969 and 1970 and was a Sixth District trustee when he died. He had been a foreman with Tetko Inc. in Alden for nine years.
Mr. Dudkowski is survived by his Elizabeth, a son, John of Depew; five daughters, Mrs. Mary Ziomek, of Lancaster, and Misses Rosemary, Joan, Carol and Dudkowski, all of Lancaster; four brothers, John, Edward, Walter and Henry, all of Depew; two sisters, Mrs. Maryann Sitzlow of Corfu and Mrs. Verna Van Schoonhoven, of Lockport, and three grandchildren.
Prayers at 9 AM in the Rutecki Funeral Home, Depew, will be followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in Our Lady of Pompeii Church, Lancaster, with burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, Lancaster. Clarence J. O'Connell, City Official A Mass of Christian Burial for Clarence J. O'Connell, 81, former deputy executive director of streets for the City of Buffalo, was offered at 9:30 AM today in St.
Christopher's Church, 2660 Niagara Falls Town of Tonawan- Prayers were at 9 AM in the Amigone Funeral Home, 2640 Sheridan and burial was be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Cheektowaga. Mr. O'Connell died Sunday (Nov. 24, 1974) in the Brothers Mintz Named Chairman Of GOP co*cktail Party Republicans Tuesday announced the appointment of Joseph D.
Mintz of Amherst, an attorney, as chairman of a $100- a couple co*cktail party. The fund raiser, sponsored by the Erie County Republican Committee, will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 PM Dec. 10 in the Terrace Room of the Statler Hilton. Thomas M. MacKinnon, Republican county chairman, will attend, along with other GOP leaders and public officials.
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Inc. Funeral Home 448 DELAWARE AVE. 884-1980 George W. Nester George W. Nester, 57, of Concord Cheektowaga, district traffic agent for Union Pacific Railroad, died Tuesday (Nov.
26, 1974) in Sisters Hospital. Mr. Nester was a railroad employe for 39 years. He was with the Seaboard Coast Line for 13 years before joining the staff of Union Pacific about 1948. Born in Harrisburg, he served as a lieutenant in the U.
S. Army during World War II. He had been a resident of the Buffalo area for about 20 years. Mr. Nester was an active member of the Transportation Club of Buffalo and was a director of the club for seven years.
He served on the Niagara Falls Traffic Club board directors and was a member of the Buffalo Traffic Club, the Dunkirk Traffic Club and the Jamestown Transportation Club. He was a former member of the Delta Nu Alpha transportation fraternity. Surviving are his wife, the former Wilma Burrows; a brother, Donald W. of Los' Angeles, and a sister, Mrs. Gloria Weingartz of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Memorial: services will be held at 10 AM tomorrow in the Sauer-Lynett Funeral Mrs. Home, 1933 Kensington Ave. with burial Friday in Pittsburgh. Ben Adel Ben Adel, 56, of 1054 Amherst former owner and operator of Radio Electric Products at 1398 Main St. for 23 years, died Tuesday (Nov.
26, 1974) in Millard Fillmore Hospital. Born and educated in Buffalo, he opened a wholesale electronics business in 1948 on Main near West Utica and operated it until his retirement in 1971. He was a member of the Rosa Coplon Jewish Home and Infirmary and the Montefiore Club of Buffalo. He is survived by his wife, the former Rose Helfend; 1 son, Ellis, and 3 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 PM Friday in the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel, 2141 Delaware Ave.
Burial will be in Elmlawn. son. died phen my Nov. Life And You The band, away 1973. The It My Your Beside He SATISON dear away To And band, passed So When "if But Till The there.
SMITH mother, year It's And For Since our Our God miss At 10 SMITH--in friend, year You Nor You And VALVO father, years WAHL--in ther ago Loving As In our Of WHALEN-In. son. years who Nov. 27 Rosemary Lane, Singer, Dies of Mercy Sacred Heart Home in Clarence after a lengthy illness. A native of Buffalo and a graduate of the former Central High School, he worked for the city for 42 years, retiring in 1959.
He had been a foreman, then superintendent of streets before moving into the deputy director's job. At one time he managed a city employes baseball team. Mr. O'Connell is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Field of Amherst; a brother, Richard, and 4 grandchildren.
Plans Are Filed For Apartments On Delaware Ave. Plans for a 20-unit apartment building at 1120 Delaware Ave. have been filed with the City Building Division. The building, the first new structure of its type in several years on Delaware will replace deteriorating private home just north of Highland Ave. A demolition permit to remove the house has been issued to U.
S. Wrecking Co. acting in behalf of the owner, Dr. Lorenzo Teruel of Nottingham Ter. Turner Play Still Set Despite the strike by Secondary Lay Teachers, the play, "No, No Nanette" will be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 8 PM in Bishop Turner High School.
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726 Elmwood Ave. 1361 Hertel Ave. HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 27, (UPI) Rosemary Lane, 61, one of the four singing Lane sisters who broke into show business with Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians more than 40 years ago, has died, it was disclosed Tuesday, A spokesman said the singer and Monday night from pulmonary complications caused by obstruction and diabetes. With her sisters, Leota, Priscilla and Lola, Miss Lane appeared in such films as Hollywood Hotels, Four Daughters, Four and The Boys From Syracuse.
Leota died in 1960. Lola lives in Palm Springs, and Pricilla in New Hampshire. In addition to her two sisters, Miss Lane is survived by her daughter, Bridgette Anderson, and three grandsons. Daily News Summary BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr. Nov.
James H. Hein, 376 Colvin Richard J. Barden, 106 Englewood Timothy P. Baker, 50 Riverview Warren R. Vannatter, Kenmore David A.
Schwanz, Eden Rory E. Schnitter, Williamsville Salvatore S. Rinaldi, Lackawanna James E. Reinard, Lockport 40 Joseph A. Provino Cheektowaga Richard E.
Poirier, West Seneca Russell C. Pfell Cheektowaga Charles Pezzino, 101 Parkside Robert E. Murphy, 36 Eller 10 John G. Lupke, Kenmore GIRLS were born to Mr. Nov.
Jack N. Hazard, North Evans James R. Gioia, Clarence 00 Timothy C. Gingery, East Aurora Donald E. Garland, 274 Loring Jeffrey Dziak, South Wales Michael L.
Doherty, Marilla B. M. Cavanaugh, North Tonawanda Robert D. Bachert, 1293 Sycamore Ralph E. Anderson, Williamsville Leon Swarts, West Seneca Lawrence R.
Abbatoy, Amherst Lawrence S. Szal, Cheektowaga TONA MARRIAGES The following were issued marriage licenses In City Hail up to noon Tuesday: Thomas Scherer, 111 St. James Linda Wilson, 113 St. James. Paul M.
Christ, 57 Thistle Lea, Williamsville Sherry Torrest, 49 Minnesota. Thomas J. Masterson, 472 McKinley Kathleen J. Beamish, 51 Kenefick. Ronny Young, 54 Goulding Debra Ann Hall, 81 Goulding.
Brian L. Stankevich, 289 Winspear Debi Levine, 289 Winspear. William C. Belter, 101 Montana Norine Gutowski, 246 Almont, West Seneca. Henry B.
Sheets 111, 55 Hallam Sarah P. Bartlett, 5054 Forest, Lewiston. William A. Worden, 618 Elmwood Patricia J. Rieman, 143 Church, Little Falls.
Steven M. Arquette, 595 St. Lawrence Joanne Montesano, 87 Gerald. Falls. Dennis Dyment 11, Mich.
Brenda H. Chuby, Taylor, Mich. Philip M. Schwab, 140 W. Humboldt Kerryman Broderick, 18 Elam.
BANKRUPTCIES The following, filed bankruptcy, petttions in Federal Court Tuesday. ties and assets listed respectively: Daniel R. Bell, North Tonawanda, preduction worker, $8087 and $3000. Robert F. Bearfield, North Tonawanda.
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