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• A L D O - L o u i s , suddenly, July 21, 1*64, o< 33 Preston St., Oepew, beloved hus­band of Modlynne (nee Stabel!) and ttie late Florence (nee Nicosia); dear father of Donald (Corrine) , Mrs . Nor-bert j . (Mar ie ) Boron, Robert (Esther) F i s c h e r , / A r t . Robert (Sharon) Tarasek • n d Michael Fischer; brother of Lucy Stokes, Christine Dopoulos, Ernestine Czy2owskl, Vuffaida Teresi, Jenny Parks, and the late Philip and Joseph Baldo, son-in-law of Mrs . Alice Stabell; • Iso survived by seven grandchildren. Funeral Fr iday from the N. J . Siiwin-•Jti Funeral Home, 4 M Penora St. (off Broadway) , Depew, at *:30 a.m. and In St. John Lutheran Church. Litch­field and Wilton St. at 10 o'clock. Rev. Roger J Neeb officiating. Interment in Lancaster Rural Cemetery. Friends in­vited. Flowers gratefully declined. F a m ­ily present in the chapel from 1-5. 7-10 p.m Mr. Baldo was a member of the T w i n Vi l lage Post No. 4*3 V .F .W. , Depew Police and Reserve, Director of Civi l Defense of Depew and Lan­caster. N Y . W 3 0

i L A C H O W S K I - P a u l i n e (nee Osowskal. July 27. 1944, of 433 Fi l lmore Ave., dear wi fe of the late Frank Blachowski HutselD; dear mother of Sister Mary Theresa (F.S.S.J. ) , Mrs . Frances Kan-towski, Edward (Adele) Black, Mrs. Frank ( M a r y ) Baker and Henry (Anne) Blachowski; grandmother of 14 grand-Children and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore S t . Thursday at 9:30 and from Corpus Christi Church at 10 a .m. Fami ly present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Friends are invited Deceased was a member of Father Justyn's Rosary Hour.

B L A C K - in Niagara Fails Memoria l Hos­pital. Saturday, July 25, 1964, K Irene Black, of 1315 Ontario Ave., Niagara Fal ls. N Y . sister of Charles J . Black of Niagara Falls, John O. Black of Orlando, F l a . ; niece of Edward Laugh-ton of Manheim, Pa. , and the late Margare t E. Laughton, cousin of Dr. Wi l l iam Laughton of EIReno. Okla , Br. Reid Laughton of Manheim, Pa., Jack Laughton of Watertown, N Y . , M r s . Jean Retchless and M r s . . Mary Sweeney, both of Niagara Falls. Fu­neral service in the New Chapel of Cornell and Daggett Inc., South Ave, at iQth St., Niagara Falls, N.Y., Wednesday, July 29, 1W4. at 2 p.m. The Rev. David DeMeza officiating. Interment Fairv iew Cemetery, Niagara Fal ls . Ont. Friends may call at the chapel after T p.m. Monday. 27139

• O D F I S H - A l b e r t M „ of Hillsdale Dr. , Orchard Park , July 24. 1944, beloved husband of Fay R Roctling; father of Guy A. and Allen R Bodfish; son of Lillian Calien and the late Albert Bodfish. Friends are Invited to call at the Ray O'ConneM Funeral Home Inc.. 22M South Park A v e , where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock The fami ly w II be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p m . Rev. Lionel Skamser officiating. 2lt30

C A R L I S L E -Arthur B . of 230 Dutton A v e , July 24, 1964, husband of Flor­ence Alexander Carlisle. Funeral f rom Dotwt Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave., near University Plaza, Wednesday, at 1:30 p m. Friends invited Family pres­ent Monday 7-9 p.m. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. 27t2*

C L A Y B A C K - J o h n J . suddenly. July J? :944, of '196 Union Rd„ West Seneca, N Y . beloved husband of Delia M . Kiefer Clavback: brother of Mrs . Claude Schmidle and Steohan G. Clav­back. Funeral f rom the "Washington Chapel" of The W m . J. Yox and Sons Funera l Home, 2390-94 Seneca S t , Thursday mornino at 9 o'clock anxt at the church of The Fourteen Holy Help­ers at 9:30 Friends are invited. The fami ly wi l l be present f rom 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 2tt29

C U L L E N - E d w a r d L . suddenly in New York City, July 27, 19*4. son of the late James and Ellen Cullen inee H a r t ) ; brofher of Mrs. Arthur C. Smyth, Mrs . John Daniels Jr. of Washington. D C . • -id the late John F. CuMen and Mrs . M a r y Sauer. Friends may call at the Lynett Funeral Home, 389 Parkside Ave (at Amherst St.) , where the fu­neral wil l be held Thursday morning at 9 and from Holy Spirit Church at • 30 o'clock. Friends are invited to at­tend Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Flowers gratefully declined.

B A U S - Louise F. Schottin, July 24, 1944. o ' 390 Goodyear Ave., beloved wife of Eugene H. Daus; mother of the late L» Col. Nelson C. Daus; sister of Mrs . Pauline Buth, Mrs . Hugo Krein-heter and Miss E m m a R. Schottin; grandmother of Nelson Daus. Fami ly wi l l be Dresen* f rom 7-5 and 7-10 at the George A. Schimmel Funeral Home, Fougeron at Genesee St.. where funeral service will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clotn. 27t29

B E I N H A R D T - L e n a Elizabeth (nee Doll) July 27, 1944, of 41 Rodney St.; beloved wife of James G Deinhardt. mother of Grace H. Rehg of Eden, N.Y.; sister of the late George Doll and Mrs . Clara Winegar. Fami ly will be present to receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m, at the Amigone Funeral Home Inc.. 1250 East Delavan Ave. near Ba ley where funeral service wil l be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Mrs. Deinhardt was a member of Lutheran Redeemer Church. Women's Aid Interment In White Chapel Memoria l Park.

28130 • L L I S - J a n e Longfellow. July 28. 1944,

in Buffalo; sister of the late Samuel. Rhoda, Susannah. M a r y . Charlotte and Fenwick Ellis. Friends are invited to attend the memorial service in Forest Lawn Chapel, Fr iday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined.

• V E R T T S - A r l i e Vance E v t r t t i , sudden­ly. July 26, 1944, of 240 Carolina St., son of Mrs . Mae Everetts; brother of Detorts Everetts. Funeral f rom The Geo. J . Roberts and Sons Funeral Home, 205 Linwood Ave., Wednesday afternoon at 1 3 0 o'clock. Friends a r t invited to attend. 28T29

P R O S T - C h a r l e s E , suddenly July 27, 1964 of 1044 Highland Ave , Tonawanda. husband of the late Marion Burnett Frost; father of Charles A. Frost of MiUbury, Mass. , and the late Mrs . Dorothy Defino; also survived by six grandchildren and five great-grandchil­dren. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ullr ich Funeral Home Inc , 3272 Bailey Ave., Thursday afternoon at ! o'clock. I Friends are invited, Mr. Frost was a member of Calvary United Church of' Christ. The family will be present f r o m , 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.

• A V I N - A n t h o n y F... July 27, 1944; of 314 Hoyt St., husband of the late Sarah; 1 father of Nora T. Gavin; brother of Michael Gavin of Pittsburgh. Fr iends, may call from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Legg I and Burns Funeral Home. 1014 E lm-wood Ave., where the funeral wil l be! held Thursday morning at 8:30 and a t . Annunciation Church at 9 o'clock. Burial f rom Ogrodnik Funeral Home, 333 But-1 ler St.. Etna, Pa 28t29

• I L B M T - R i c h a r d G , July 27, 1944. of 33 Bryant S t . Buffalo. N.Y., husband of I M y r a L. ( M a r t i n ) ; brother of .John H.I Gilbert and the late Abner T. Gi lbert] and Doris E Sharrow. Funeral f r o m : W m . A. Rolling Funeral Home I n c . ; 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Thursday i afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are I invited. Mr Gilbert was a member of Niagara Mohawk 25 year club and Local No. 1352 I B E.W. Fami ly will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

38129 • I T C H B L - M a u d e Reynold*, of Cheekto-

waga, N Y . . July 27, 1964, wife of Clark D : mother of Edward of Anoxia, N.Y.. Georoe of Buffalo, N Y . , Mrs . June K.rsch of So Wales, N Y . . Mrs Laura Roche of Wales Center, N.Y., and

M r s Laiand (Florence) Darbee of Ma­n i l a , N Y , sister of Laura Revnolds ©f Sargodha, Pakistan, John G. of De-land. F l a , Mrs . Jenny Yike of Fair-borne, Ohio and Mrs. Mi l l ie Bunce of Kenmore. N Y Friends may call at T * e Wood Funeral Hume, 7(4 Main SI E*s l Aurora until noon Thursday. Fu­neral from Blossom Wesleyan Meth­odist Church, Thursday at 3 p.m. Visit­ing hours from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Flow­ers aratefuliy declined. Expressions of sympathy -nay be made to The Blos­som Weslevan Methodist Church Me­moria l Fund 28t29

• R A T - A n t h o n y of 59 Grove St., Angola, N Y . , July 27, 1944, beloved husband of the late Kazmira (nee Jakubuska! Gra f ; father of Edwin C. of Brant, N Y . . Vincent A. of Arizona, Mrs . Paul Sokalski of West Seneca. N Y . , Mrs Henry Sokolowski of Angola, N .Y . ; also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral f rom the Eugene J . Heil Funeral Home, Evans Center Rd. at North Main St.. Angola, N Y . , Fr iday morning at 9 o clock and from Most Precious Blood Church at 9:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Angola. N Y . M r . Grat was a member of Most Precious Blood Holy Name Society. The family wil l be pres­ent from 2-5 and 7-9 p m. Friends art Invited » t 3 1

! M l 1 I ^ G f r , L d L ' Uiml £ 2 7 ° ^ ' I ' ^ ^ J Q U I N N - M l l d r e d C. (nee Burkhalter) of 44

Circle, Lackawanna, beloved husband of Loretta Mahoney Heft; father of M i - i chael L., James G , Robert E. and Richard J . ; brother of Wilhetmina Kraengei, John Heft and Julia Blanche Krause. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Curtin & Cusack Funeral Home, U89 Ridge R d , Lackawanna, t ime of funeral to be announced later.

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K A I S t R - M a r g a r e t C . in Buffalo, N.Y., July 27, 1944, aunt of Carlton W. Fech-nay, Mrs . Nelson W. Chapman, Mart in F.. Mabel , Gladys, Charles and Lester Kaiser. Private funeral services at the convenience of the family at The Steck,-Lockwood and Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Ma in St. 28t29

K I E N D L - R o b e r t J . of 345 Sherman S t . July 28. 1944; husband of the late Anna Kaufman Kiendl; father of Mrs. Arthur (Ruth) Kiener, the late Robert Kiendl and Mrs. Caroline Schmidt; grand­father of Mrs . John (Ruth) Handley, Doris Mar ie Kiendl, Mrs. George (Elaine) Weinfurtner and Jerome Kie­ner; great-grandfather of John Handley. Funeral from the Schlager Funeral Home Inc., 2443 Main St., between Am­herst and Fi l lmore, Fr iday morning at 9.15 and at St. Ann's Church at 10. o'clock. Friends invited. Fami ly pres­ent 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Mr . Kiendl was a member of Holy Name Society of St. Ann's and the F.O.E. Aerie No. 46.

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K L B I N - L a r r y , July 35. 1944, of 821 St. Lawrence Ave., son of M r . and Mrs. Alfred J . Klein. Funeral services from Delaware Park Memoria l Chapel Inc.. 2141 Delaware Ave., Wednesday. 11 a .m. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials in his memory may be made to the Epileptic Foundation, Washington, D C

K U L W I C K I - S a l o m e a A (nee Molenda) . ) of 19 Hatler Ave.. Cheektowaga, sud-| denly July 27, 1944. Beloved wife of i Ihe late Mathias Kulwicki, beloved; mother of Edward (Mar tha) Kulwicki of Cassadaga, N.Y., Mrs Walter (Vir­ginia) Ruminskl and the late Helen Walkowiak; mother-in-law of Mrs. Laura (the late Har ry ) Kulwicki; dear sister of Michael Molenda. Funeral services Friday at 10:15 a.m. from Matthew) C. Okoniewski Funeral Home, H a t Walden at Gualbert and Solemn Re-1 quiem mass St. John Gualbert Church j at 11 a .m . Friends invited. Family w i l l be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

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K O Z U B - F r a n k J . , of 89 Mart in Rd . Lackawanna, July 24, 1944, beloved husband of Anna Kozub (nee Sanak); father of Frank Jr., Helen. Bertha, John in Poland and Edward ; father-in-law of Sophie Bilas; John Bratek and the late Casimer Bilas; brother of John and Joseph Kozub; also survived by 12 grandchildren and two great-grand­children. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from the Kaczor i. Sons Funeral Home I n c , 505 Ridge R d , Lackawanna and at Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

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L A C H M A N - W a l t e r F., July 28, 1964, of 119 Young Ave., beloved husband of Sophie (nee Switkowski); father of Ray­mond W. (Theresa), Mrs . Henry ( Irene) Kazukiewicz; survived by seven grand­children; son of Louise Lachman and the late Samuel; brother of Mrs. Anthony ( E m i l y ) F rygman , Mrs. Walter (Julia) Sendlak, Stephen . (Steffie), Edward (Frances) , Mrs . Stephen (Rose) Lysek. Funeral Fr iday at 9:30 a.m. from Kaz. Urban Funeral Home, 188-190 Clark St.. off Broadway and in Corpus Christi Church at 10 a .m. Burial in St. Stan­islaus Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society and Corpus Christi Athletic Club. F a m -ly present 2-5. 7-10. 29t30

L A F P I Y - J o h n F. (Babe) , of 47 Colton Ave., Lackawanna, July 24, 1944, brother of Cyril Laffey of Detroit, Mich. , Miss Jean Laffey and Mrs. Catherine Langan; uncle of Michael D. and Beatrice Langan and the late Susan Kuhn. Friends may call between 3-5 a n d , 7-10 p.m. at the Mescall & Haggerty Funeral Home, 1377 Abbott Rd. , Lackawanna, where funeral wil l be held Thursday morning at 9:45, and f rom Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 1C30 a.m. M r . Laffey was a member of the American Legion Post No. 43, Col. John B. Weber Post Veterans of Foreion Wars, Father Baker's Council, Knights of Columbus, and the Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Victory.

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S C H U L E R - M a g d a l e n e 24, 1944, of 97 Grote

M A A S - H e r b e r t of 34 Grandview, Tona­wanda. suddenly, July 27, 1964, hus­band of Ethet L Pierpoint; father of; Mrs . Roger (Bonnie Sue) Dahl and! the late Nancy Lee Maas . brother; of Mrs. Henry D. Conshafter, John, Mrs. Edward D. Aschbacher. Mrs . Ernest Erickson, Wi l l iam and the late Albert Maas Friends received at the Sieck & Mast Funeral Home* Inc., 1009 Kensington A v e . where fu-j neral service will be held Thursday! at 1 p.m. Friends invited. The fam­ily will bo present from 2-5 and 7-91 p.m. 28)30 i

M A Z Z O L A - L o u i S , of 15 West Ave . July! 26, 1964, husband of Andonia DiForte l Mazzola; father of Dominic, Mrs E d - : ward (Jenny) Pirk, Mrs . Ernest J . (Rose) Krieger, Mrs . Harold ( M a r y ) Ristau, Mrs . Salvatore (Gloria) Bus-caglia. Mrs . Carmen (Lucil le) Gallo, M r s . James (Antoinette) Lubecki and the lata Joseph and Lucy Mazzola; brother of the late Michael Mazzola. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home, 473 Niagara St., near Hudson where funeral wii l be held Thursday morning at 8:15 and at St. Anthony's Church at 9:15 o'clock. Mr . Mazzola was a member of the Societa Serradi-falco. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 28129

M E R H M A N - C l a y t o n , of 159 Vi l la Ave., July 27, 1944, beloved husband of Mar-jorie Chapman Mer l ihan; father of Clayton C. of Rochester, N.Y. and James J . Mer l ihan; brother of Albert! and Mrs . Michael Seereiter. Friends! mav call from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. a t ; The Bury Funeral Home I n c . 3070, Delaware Ave,, where the funeral will be held Thursday morning at 9 and from St. Margaret 's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. 28129

Custer St., July 27, 1964, wife of Harold S. Quinn; mother of Allan H. Morris of Silver Spring, Md. , also survived by three grandchildren; sister of Herbert BurKhalter of Hohokus, N.J. Funeral from the Edward Brady Funeral Home,. 3125 Main St,, at Highgate, Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited.

.28130 R I C H M O N D - N a n c y Wallace, July 28,

1964, in Buffalo, wife of Dean Rich­mond; mother of Laurie and W. Dean Richmond; sister of the late Robert A. Wallace; daughter of the late Harry L. and Marjorie G. Wallace Friends are invited to attend the funeral serv­ice at Johnson and Wilkins Funeral Home, 448 Delaware Ave. T ime to be given later

S C H E R E R - E m i l C. of 10 E l m Place, Lancaster, N.Y., July 28, 1964, hus­band of Alice (Collins) Scherer; brother of Mrs. Wil l iam Mil ler, Mrs. Garold DeFries, Dr. Leon Scherer, Mrs. Wi l l iam Erly . Mrs. Leonard Het-trick and the late Mrs. Minnie Thomas, Charles Scherer Jr. and Wil l iam F. Scherer. Funeral from the Stutzman-Zurbrick Funeral Home Inc., 5615 Broadway, Lancaster, Friday after­noon at 1 o'clock. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10. • Interment Lancas­ter Rural Cemetery Memoriam dona­tions may be made to St. John's Evan­gelical Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. 29131

S C H O P P - J o h n G. of 1353 Electric Ave., In Lackawanna, N Y . . July 28, 1964, cousin of John and Gertrude Jacoby. Funeral from Leo L. Buchheit's Fu­neral Home, 664 Ridge Rd., Friday morning at 10:30 and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. 29t30

T. Pfalzer July St., beloved wife

of the late Frank J. Sr.; mother of Mrs. Wi lma Smith, Mrs. Wil l iam (Ruth) M c N a m a r a , Frank J. Jr. , Wil l iam and Daniel Schuler, sister of Mrs. Eliza­beth Swain, Edward Pfalzer, Mrs. Joseph Wekenman, Mrs. Wil l iam Parker, Mrs. Anthony Stephan, Michael Pfalzer and the late John Pfalzer; also sur­vived by 16 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Friends received I at the Marvin E. Malzan Funeral Home, | 1520 Kensington Ave where funeral •> services will be held Thursday at 8:30! a.m. and from St. Francis Xavier Church at 9 a.m. Friends invited. Mrs. Schuler was a member of the L.C B.A. of St. Francis Xavier Church.

28129 S C H U M A N - A n t h o n y G (Tony) of U20

Kensington Ave., July 27, 1964. husband of the late Rose Balk; father of Francis A ; grandfather of Robert and Wi l l iam, great-grandfather of Laurel and James, brother of the late Mrs. Mary Gorman, August. Mrs . Helena Dorn, John and Mrs. Rose Roderick. Friends received at the Marv in E Malzan Funeral Home, 1520 Kensington Ave , where funeral services will be held Friday at 8:30 a.m. and from St Aloysius Gonzaga R. C. Church at 9 a.m. Friends invited Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 29t30

S C H U M A N - G l a d y s M. Hook of 7 Rich-lawn Ave , July 28, 1964, beloved wife of Way land W Schuman; mother of Gary F. Schuman of Gasport, N.Y.; sister of Mrs Lewis Mansfield and Mrs. Florence E. Wagner both of Lock-port. N.Y. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m at the Dengler Funeral Home. 343 Leroy Ave. Funeral services at Forest Lawn Chapel Friday at a t ime to be announced. Friends are in­vited. Deceased was a member of the Women of the Moose. 29131

S I M O N E L L I - F r a n k of 212 Baynes, July 28, 1964; brother of Mrs Mar ia Crigna of Altadena, Calif. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home, 473 Ni­agara St. near Hudson where funeral wil l be held Thursday morning at 9:15 and at St. Anthony's Church at 10 o'clock. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Flowers gratefully de­clined. Funeral private.

S I M P S O N - R o b e r t E , in East Aurora, N Y . , July 27, 1964, husband of Jean-ette Longwill; father of Mrs. Herbert (Maxine) Hooper of East Aurora, N.Y., Edwin B. of Boynton Beach, Fla . , John W. of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Kenneth ( M a r y ) Ida Drosendahl of Wales Center, N.Y.; also survived by nine grandchildren. The family wil l receive friends at The Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 44 Maple St., East Au­rora, from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. Flowers grate­fully declined. Memorial gifts may be made to The East Aurora Christian Church Building Fund. 28129

S O B O T T K A - C r e t e H. Zebrowske, sud­denly, July 38, 1964, of 113 Knox A v e . West Seneca. N.Y., beloved wife ol Otto W. Sobottka. mother of Mrs. Charles (Louise) Meyers. Frederich W Sobottka and Mrs. Rov (Gretchen): Cities Parent of Tupper Lake, N Y. Survived B U F F A L O by 10 grandchildren; sister Freda of i Albany Germany, mother-in-law of Charles I Atlanta Meyers, Roy Parent and Mrs. Janet Boston Sobottka Friends may call at the.Cnicaao Leo Sauer Funeral Home I n c . 19331 Cleveland

Obituaries Emil C. Scherer

Emil C. Scherer. 68, a retired funeral director, died Tuesday at

ihis home. 10 Elm PL, Lancaster. He had been in failing health for several years.

Until retiring in 1957, he was a partner in the former Seeger & Scherer Funeral Home at 5486 Broadway, Lancaster, now the Stutzman-Zurbrick Funeral Home, 5615 Broadway.

In 1920, Mr. Scherer and Frank M. Seeger joined part­nership and took over a funeral business founded in 1869 by Mr. Seeger's father, the late Fred C. Seeger. They operated the firm until 1957 when they sold out to Gerald P. Stutzman and Howard L. Zurbrick. The business was continued under the name of Seeger & Scherer until changed to Stutzman and Zurbrick last January.

Born in Mahanoy City Pa., Mr. Scherer came to Lancaster as a boy and attended public schools there. He was graduated from the Eckels Embalming School in Philadelphia.

Mr. Seeger formerly was active in Lancaster civil defense and was a former member of the Lan-easted Draft Board. He was a

of the Lancaster Elks

Mr. Baldo, a policeman for 25 years, died Tuesday of a heart attack at his home, 33 Preston St., Depew.

In 1955. he was appointed acting chief of police by the Depew Village Board and he served in that capacity until 1961. He was the organizer of the Depew Police Reserves and was head of the Lancaster Area Civil Defense for the last three years.

He was born in Depew and at­tended the public schools there During World War II. he served five years with the Armv Military Police in the Pacific Theater

Mr. Baldo's first wife, the for­mer Florence Nicosia, died 11 years ago.

Surviving are his second wife. Madlynne: two stepdaughters. Mrs. Norbert J. Boron and Mrs. Robert Tarasek: three stepsons. Donald. Robert and Michael: five sisters. Mrs. Lucy Stokes, Mrs Gust Dopoulos and Mrs Louis Terisi. all of Buffalo Mrs. Eriear Parks of Aus »l. Ga , and Mrs George Czyzov *ki of Alden; and seven grandchildren

Arthur J. Pesch Funeral services for Arthur .1

Pesch. 66. a retired Buffalo dr-

Evelyn Thelma Alberta Lucille Emma

Clifford William Eleanor

a merry Oiristmas in July

Family Gives fule Party for Kin By JOYCE LIPIT

JULY 'JINGLE'—Residents of Hayden St. thought the heat had the best of them Tuesday as strains of "Jingle Bells" filled the air on the hottest day of the summer.

The explanation—a Christmas in July celebration given by members of the Fisher clan in honor of their sister Emma's arrival fram Dallas, Tex.

H O M E 1 S O M 1 N G—Emma hadn't been! home for Christ­mas in 10 brothers ar decided thj this type most.

?ars. and her four five sisters had she would enjoy homecoming the

Her sjthtcr, Alberta Moore. 26 Hayden St., who was hostess for' the party in her home, said there were two coincidences associated with the celebration.

BEGAN ON 25TH- The cele­brating really began on the 25th when Elhma arrived." she said, "and oi|r brother Garnet was called out of town today to work in Bethlehem — Pensylvania, that is.f

Except for the absence of snow, the Moore home had all the trimmings. A wreath hung on the door, a huge decorated Chrismis tree filled the living, room, pnd last year's Christ­

mas cards were strung through­out the house.

PRESENTS—There were pres­ents for Emma from the 27 relatives and friends who at­tended the celebration includ­ing her sisters, Mrs Evelyn Perry, 44 Armin Pi.; Mrs. Thelma Mahlmeister, 34 Hayden St.: Mrs. Lucille Klice. 42 Unger Ave., all of Buffalo: Mrs. Eleanor Everhardt, 61, Colombia Pky., West Seneca, and broth­ers William and Clifford. 26 Hayden St.

Another brother. Waller, also of 26 Hayden St., had to work Tuesday night.

member of the Lancaster Kiks jtective sergeant, will be eon due Club, Loyal Lodge of th*» Odd Fel- ' ed at 1 Thursdav afternoon in For-lows, St. John's Lutheran Church ,est Lawn Chapel. Burial will be and a life member pf Depew | in Forest Lawn Ccmeterv Lodge 823. F&AM. Mr. Pesch. who died Monda\ of Survivors Listed a heart attack al his home. 1931

Surviving are his wife, the for- Hopkins Rd.. Amherst, was a pn-mer Alice Collins; four sisters, .liceman 38 years before retiring Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Garold in 1962 DeFries, Mrs. William Erly and Mrs. Leonard Hcttrick. all of Lan­caster: and a brother. Dr. Leon

The Weather U.S. DeparVn e n t of Commerce,

Buffalo. NOf.. July 28, 1964. Max .mum temDPrafyre is hiahest for

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Kensington Ave Funeral services Fr i ­day at 1030 a m . Deceased was a member .o f the Winchester Community ' Church Family will be present 2-S j and 7-10 p.m. 29130

S O U T H A L L - E t h e l M . Cocker, July 27, 1964, of 151 Laird A v e , wife of Arthur) E. Southall; mother of Robert E. Southall; grandmother of Robert, David and Lynda Southall; sister of; Mrs. Edward R. Burley Friends re­ceived at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, ''M Ontario S t , where! services will be held Thursday after- j noon at 1:30 o'clock. 28129

S M I T H - D o r o t h y M. Dayer of 124 Calv in , Ct.. South, Tonawanda, N.Y., July 26, ! San 1964; wife of Archelaus L. Smith, sister of M r * . George Welsh, Mrs . Irv­ing McCabe, Mrs. Ruth D. Butrick and the late Howard, Harvey and Elmer Dayer, Mrs . John Kieffer and Mrs. Fred Gates. Calls may be made at the Sleek, Lockwood & Clark Funeral Home, 277$ Main St. from 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

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the dav, 70.

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M I L L f R - Flora J „ July 27, 1964, in Buf­falo, daughter of the late Christian and Katherine Jahraus Mi l ler; sister of Dr. Rudolf C. Mil ler of La Canada, C a l i f , and Mrs Alexander S Irons of La Canada, Calif Funeral private.

N A X - Elizabeth in Peru, N.Y., Nax; mother of Peru. N.Y

Strack, July 28, 1964, wife of the late Robert of Mrs. Kermit Irwin

and the late Wil l iam

* ) R I M M I I T - E d n a I Ketcham, July 21. 19*4. of 408 So. Forest Rd. . Amherst, beloved wife of Ferdinand B. Gr immel t ; mother of Barbara A. and Carol M . ; Sister of Theodore, Joseph. Ernest. Robert, Mrs . Clair Mundi* . Mrs . Paul H i r i ch , Mrs . Joseph Heavern. Mrs . James Cooper, George and Raymond Ketcham, Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1*33 Ken-i.ngton Ave. Funeral Fr iday at 1:45 a . m . Requiem Mass at Infant ©t Prague Church at »:30 a .m. Deceased was a member 0! the Altar and Ros­ary Society. Fami ly wi l l be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. • W 3 0

N E I E C K - G e r d a R. Jakob, suddenly, at Amsterdam, N . Y , July U, 1W4, o» 34 Wende St., Buffalo, wife of Kar l Heieck, mother of J . Anne and Kar l Jr . ; daugh­ter of Al fred and Anna Jakob; sister of Mrs Stephen Kopte and Mrs. Wa ldemar ' Wi lk . Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Ken- i s.ngton Ave. Funeral Thursday at f : 1 5 l a m. Requiem Mass at Mother of Divine Grace Church 9 a m . Fami ly wi l l be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

J . Nax; also survived by several grand­children. Friends may call at the Darwin E. Myers Funeral Home, 4614 Main S t , at Roycroft Blvd., Snyder, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock. Funeral Fr iday at a t ime to be announced. Fnends are invited. 29t31 I

N O S B I S C H - A n n a (nee Schwier) of Ham- j burg. N Y . , July 28. 1964, wife of the! late Michael Nosbisch, mother of Mrs . Robert V King of Hamburg, Mrs. Ce­celia K, Gibson of Cheektowaga and the late Edward Nosbisch and Mrs. Marion Hoch. Funeral from the W. L. Froehley Funeral Home Inc., 84 Lake St., Hamburg, Fr iday at 8:30 a.m. and from SS. Peter and Paul's Church at • a.m. Deceased was a member of the Christian Mothers. Rosary devotions Thursday at t p .m. Visiting hours from 2-5 and 7*-10 p.m. 29130

O 'DONNELL-Joseor t Donald. July 27, 1964. of 350 So. Park Ave., husband of Bertha E. Besanson O'Donnell; father of Mrs . Norman (Kathleen) Duscher. Mr%. Pasauale (Maureen) Scaramuzza of Philadelphia, Mrs. John (Sheron) Coleman of Machias, N.Y., Mrs. Stan­ley (Barbara) Bartkowiak. Donald P , U.S.N., Bermuda, Alwin H. and Peter P. O'Donnell; orandfather of five grandchildren; son of trie late John H. and Julia Romans O'Donnell; brother of Norbert J . , Mrs . Wi l l iam (Dorothy) Senford, Arthur R., John C . James E., Mrs, Vincent (Julia) Herman, Ed­gar, Cornelius and the late Alwin O'Donnell. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 o.m. at the funeral home of John E. Courtney, 869 Seneca St , where funeral wil l be held Friday I morning at 1:15 and at St. B n g i d s * Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.

28130 O S T E R M A N - F r a n c e s Barbara Mi l ler . I

sudder.ly, July 27, 1964, of n Phyl l is: Ave., wife of the late Samuel Oster-m m ; mother of Mrs . Marvin (Olive) 1 L i tdy , Lloyd J . of Lincoln, N e b , Bruce W. of Syracuse, N.Y. and Clayton S. aj England; also survived by 12 grand­children. Funeral service from t h t : Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc.,-3272 Bailey Ave., Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mrs . j Ostermah was president of Women's Guild of MacAlpine Presbyterian Church, and the Golden Age Club. F»mity wil l be present 2-4 and 7-10 p .m. :

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P A L M t R - S a d i e S.. July 26, 1964 at Niagara Lutheran Home, wi le of the! late Edwin B. Pa lmer ; mother of Mrs . j George Craighead; grandmother of George P. Craighead; sister of Joseph Welling Lane, Brookline, Mass. Pr ivate ! funeral services at Clyde, N.Y.

P f S C H - A r t t i u r J . , July 27, 19*4, of 1931; HoRkins Rd. , Getzville, N . Y , beloved; husband o» the 'ate Clara A. Pesch; j father of Arthur C. and Robert N. Pesch of M i a m i , F la . ; survived bv[ eight grandchildren; brother of the ta t * Clarence and Mrs. Edna Pomerhn, I Friends may call at the Leo Sauer j Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Kensington Ave. Funeral and service Thursday at the Forest Lawn Chapel.

Farrel to Pay 30c Dividend

Winnipeq LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

7 a m -Tenaoerature 77. humidity 72cc; precio., 0; wind velodtv 8

S T R E E T E R - D a n i e l Wil lard. suddenly,! 7 o . m . - T e m p e r a t u r e 81. humid.tv 63 ,o: July 27 1964, at Buffalo, N.Y., aae 80, precio., 0; wind velocity 17. husband of the late Gertrude Norton ] Hiqnest temoerature this date in 93 Streeter; father of Darnel B. Streeter of years, 93 in 1964 Will iamsvil le and Mrs , Roger L. Putnam | Lowest temperature this date in of Springville, Mass.; also survived by years, 53 In 1B80 five grandchildren, and a brother, Ed­ward Streeter of New York City. Funeral services 11:30 a m . Wednesday at Trin­ity Church Chapel. Flowers gratefully declined. Contributions to Buffalo Foun­dation would be aooreciated. 28129

T R A U T W E I N - H a t t i e (nee Schadler) of .0 Onieda St., Buffalo, N Y . , July 28. 1964, beloved wife of the late Walter ; daugh­ter o* the late August and Augusta Schadler; sister of Elizabeth (Henry) Wagner of Lancaster, N.Y., Bertha (Fenton) Krantz of N. Tonawanda. N.Y. and Mrs. Olga Roach. Funeral services Thursday afternoon from the Pietszak Funeral Home Inc., 806 Clinton St. at 2 p.m. Interment in St. John's Ceme­tery. Friends invited.

T Y O E L S K I - E l i z a b e t h in Batavia. July 28, of Alexander, N Y . , mother of Mrs . Doris Mcintosh of Buffalo, Mrs . Casi­mer Majewsk. of Alexandria, Anthony of Batavia, Edward of Alexandria; one brother, Wil l iam Zalenski of Phoe­nix, Ariz; 15 grand and five great­grandchildren Friends may call at the Boehm Funeral Home, 308 E. Main St., Batavia. from 2-5 and 7-9 on Wednes­day and Thursdav Funeral from the funeral home Friday at 9:30 a m . and in Sacred Heart Church at 10. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery

W A H L - H a r v e y H., July 28. 1964. of 20 Mart invale Ct., Cheektowaga, beloved husband of Vivian (nee Coddington) W a h l ; father of Richard H „ Sharon A., Harvey H. Jr. and the late Mari lyn J Wahl ; grandfather of Debra Ann Wahl ; brother of Mrs. Victor (Flor­ence) Gsell of Lockport, N Y , Mrs. Raymond (Magdalene) Glynn and Mrs. Glenn (Barbara) Bartlett of Tex­as. Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home I n c . 1250 E. Delavan Ave. r\ear Bailey, where funeral serv­ices will be held Friday morning at 8:15 and from Our Lady Help of j Christians Church at 9 o'clock. Friends: invited. 29130 I

W H E L A N - R o b e r t (Dinger) J , of 174 ] Como Ave., July 28. 1964, husband of Margaret Southard Whelan. father of Mrs James (Patr icia) E. Parker , ! James R., John J. Whelan, Mrs John (Mary ) V. Haildin, Thomas E., Gerald f „ Robert E „ Margaret E., Paul D., and Kevin M. Whelan; brother of Kathryn M. Whelan; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends may call at Loomis, Offers & Loomis Inc , Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St., where funeral services will be held at a time to be announced. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, the Knights of Columbus Council No. 184 and the Er ie Club. The Knights of Columbus Council No. 184 will assemble Thursday evening at 7:45 for prayers. 29130.

systems have speeded west-to-cast movement Canadian border. Low

over Michigan this morn-cast to be passing over

r Lakes into Western by this afternoon. Hot,

nstable air on its for-le is followed by a siz­

able outbreak of fresh polar air and a large high pressure sys­tem.

The ^olar air is likely to enter our are* this afternoon. Consider­able thunderstorm activity pre­cedes the polar cold front, which is cxpfcted to reach and Buffalo? by this afternoon. pressure and the polar air ma>-dominale our weather Thursday.

E. Scherer. a Lancaster dentist. Funeral services will he at 1.

Fririav afternoon in the Stutzman-Zurbrick Funeral Home. 5615 Broadway, followed by burial in Lancaster Rural Cemetery.

Mrs. Dean Richmond Mrs Dean Richmond, who would

have observed her 39th birthday todav. died Tuesday in her home. 188 Anderson PL. after a brief illness.

She was born the former Nancy Wallace in Buffalo and attended the public schools. Before her marriage to Dean Richmond, a financial reporter at the Buffalo Evening News, she was employed by Merchants Insurance Co.

Mrs. Richmond was ihe daugh­ter of the late Harry L. Wallace who was a partner in Doolittle & Co. and the b t e Marjorie Benja­min. Her grandfather, the late Robert A. Wallace, was a lead­ing area architect Mho designed several schools and buildings including the Col. Ward Pump- , ing Station.

Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter. Laurie: and a son, W. Dean Richmond.

Funeral services will he con-, ducted at 2 Thursday afternoon in the Johnson & Wilkins Funeral Home. 448 Delaware Ave. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Daniel W. Streeter The Rt. Rev. LauriMon L.

Scaife. bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York. will officiate at memorial serv­ices for Daniel W. Streeter at 11:30 this morning in Christ Chapel of Trinity Episcopal Church. 371 Delaware Ave.

Mr Streeter, 80, civic leader. former head of the Buffalo

struck by a station wagon near j Foundation and many other major his home shortly before 4 Tuesday (organizations, died of a heart afternoon. I attack Monday while swimming

He was taken to Sisters Hospital!at the Saturn Club. 977 Delaware head injury and mul- Ave. He was a resident

He joined the Buffalo Police Department as a patrolman in 1924.He was made a detective in 1941 and promoted to detective sergeant in 1962. Mr. Pesch. a native of Buffalo, served hi«. en­tire career at Police Headquar­ters and the Franklin St. Station.

Formerly of 185 Kmgsle\ St . he was a former pi -sident of the Detective Sergeants & DetectM'ei Assn. and a member of ihe Buf­falo Police Mutual Brnefit As-n , DeMolay Lodge 49R, F&AM . and North Presbyterian Church Wil­liamsville.

His wife, Clara A Pesch. died July 7. He is survived by two sons. Arthur C. Pesch nf the Town of Tonawanda. and Robert N. Pesch, Miami Beach. Fla ; and eight gr?ndchildren.

amwt /or

SAFETY 19M

Deaths 23 Injuries 2,698

1963 24

2,465

SAFETY LIVES .

BELTS SAVE . USE THEM.

Stalion Wagon Injures Boy, 4 Robert Hanel, 4. of 24 Clarence

Ave., was injured when lie was

suffering a tiple contusions.

The station wagon was driven by Frank Janish. 65. of 73 Clar­ence Ave. He told Kensington Sta-

pass!tion police he was north bound on High Clarence when the boy darted in­

to the street from between parked cars.

of the Home.

Car, Truck Collide; Net income Spfcml to The Courier-Expre**

ROCHESTER — Farrel Corp manufacturers of heavy ma*, chinery and machine tools, Tues­day announced a quarterly divi-, dend of 30 cents per share pay­able Sept. 15 to stock of record compared Aug. 28. period in

The corporation, with plants were 133,582.000. up $10-million here and in Ansonia, Conn., also frofia the opening half of 1963. announced that net sales for the Backlog of orders jumped $13-first six months of 1964 were $23.9- million from June 30, 1963 to $38,-million. up more than $4-million 463.000 on that date this year, over the same period in 1963. . t rans i i

before federal taxes' Y o u t h I s I n j u r e d 8,000, a $1.4-million hike p a u i Lapp, 19. of 133 Majorie six-month span in 1963. Dr., Town of Tonawanda, was

come per share on stock injured when^ his automobile and distributed was $3.35 for 1964 as

to $1.28 for the same 1963 Orders booked

was a Georgian Court Nursing 1040 Delaware Ave.

He was twice winner of the University of Buffalo Chancellor's Medal for civic achievement and was 1961 Couricr-B'xpress Good Fellow nf the Year. Mr. Streeter. who had written three books and hunted big game in Africa, was the brother of Edward Streeter. famous New York City author

Others surviving are a s<>n. Daniel B. Streeter of Williams­ville; a daughter. Mrs. Roger Putnam of Springfield, Mass., and five grandchildren.

Miss Jane L. Ellis Miss Jane Longfellow Kill* W,

a retired Buffalo school teacher who at one time was an ins!rue-tor at Buffalo Normal School. died Tuesday morning at Buffalo General Hospital

Miss Ellis was born in Klniira and graduated from Elmtra College, taught first and sreond grades in Buffalo public schools for about 40 years before retir­ing 30 years ago.

Part of that tune she >c:vrd as an instructor in the practice teaching class at Buffalo Normal School. Until two years a^o sue lived with a sister, Man.. a!-o a teacher, at 763 Bird Ave

A year after her sister died in 1962. Miss Ellis moved to the Lenox Hotel. 140 North Si

A memorial service will be held at 4 Friday afternoon in Forest Lawn Chapel

Albert E. Grothe Albert E. Grothe. 66. a Buifalo

contractor who retired and moved to Phoenix. Arizona. 12 years ago. died Sunday there.

He is survived by his wile. Mrs. Henrietta Grothe a son. Albert J r . of Phoenix: a daughter Mrs Joan Spieth. oi Phoenix: two sisters. Mrs. Edith Hakes, and Mrs. Henry Backus, ol Buifaio, and four grandchildren

Funeral services will be at 10 this morning in Hansen Mortuary,

will tx in Grren-Park Ccmeterv,

Phoenix Buriai wood Memorial Phoenix

truck driver.

J.F.K. Memorial Land Bill Is Sent to Queen

LONDON UPl—Parliamentary ar-iioii was completed today on the bill to turn two acres a' Runny-

Louis Baldo jmede over to the United Si airs Funeral services for Patrolman«as a memorial to the late Presu

Louis Baldo. 48, former acting [dent Kenedy. The House of Lords approved

abra- nient. will be held at 9.30 Friday I the bill, already passed by the a re-j morning in the Sliwinski Funeral | House of Commons. «nri sent it

a truck collided at Sheridan and Riverview in the town shortly after 3 Tuesday afternoon.

He was taken to Kenmore chief of the Depew Police Depart Mercy Hospital suffering sions. Police are awaiting

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North Presbyterian Criurch, Will iams- M o vide. Masonic memorial service Wednes­day at • p.m. Flowers gratefully de­clined. Memoria l contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. Fami ly pres­ent 2'5 and 7-10. 2«t29

' P U H D Y - M a r y Johns Purdy, of 331 Maple Rd. , East Aurora, N Y , July 27, 1964. wife of F r e d ; mother of Mrs . John Rosseau of Sharon. Mass. and Mrs. Jane Moore of Walden. N.Y,; sister of Mrs. Verna Uebelhart of Toledo, Ohio; grandmother of Laurie Rosseau and Jeffrey Moore. Memorial services from the East Aurora Presbv

Stowaway Home, Not Really Sorry

NEW YORK UP-A 15-year^ld Westchester County boy, who stowed away on the liner Queen Mary and then jumped ship in England, came home Tuesday— "not really" sorry about the com­motion he caused.

The youth, Daniel Rifenburgh Time | of Port Chester, was met by his I

Mr. and Mrs. William John'

the Queen Elizabeth

Home. 428 Penora St., Depew. (onto Queen Elizabeth II

to be announced later Deceased was" n - r A n t « : a member of DeMolay Lodge F.IA.M. | P a ra'h' 491, B.P.MA.. Detective sgts. Assn., Rifenburgh. and his brother

when docked.

FBI agents and U.S. immigra tion inspectors gave him a rou- j tine check and then released him in the custody of his parents , Asked if he was sorry about go­ing on his adventure, the wavy-, haired youth replied:

"Not really, but I'm sorry about terian Church Wednesday at 4 o clock. W o r r v i n g m v p a r e n t s a n d I d o n t Memorial contributions may be made . . . - . . * m , „ , „ t „ . i f _ « a i n " t to the Erit County Lukimia Society. I t h i n k t h a t 1 11 e v e r try It a g a i n . ,

Glen Woolcott Mark Harding

CHAMPION HORSE—This massive Clydesdale, Noble, is one of the Wilson & Co. tetm of six international champions which arrived Tuesday for a tour of Tops Markets in the Buffalo vicinity. With Noble are Glen Woolcott, who drives the six-borse hitch, and 5-year-old Mark Harding of 38 Daiota St. The team of matched Clydesdales won thei| title at last fall's In­ternational 'Livestock Exposition in Chicago, where Noble also was judged the best gelding over four years old and the best gelding in show. Noble and his team­mates will haul a bright-orange wagon during their market tour here. CE Photo

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