a a a a a a FINAL SPORTS BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Friday, December 27, 1957 Vital Statistics Cards of Thanks The wife of the late Rudolph Luksch wishes to thank her many relatives, neighbors and friends for the kindness during and thoughtfulness shown her her recent bereavement. SPARIE LUKSCH. 27128 The family of the late Horace SanGeorge wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness shown them during their recent bereavement. 27128 111 Memorian A loving memory of my dear mother, Adelaide, who passed away three years ago today, Sadly missed by DAUGHTER ADELAIDE NIKLAS. DE BUS--In memory of our dear wife and mother, Katherine who passed away years ago today.
"Tis sweet to know we'll meet again Where parting is no more, that the one 50 well, And Has just gone on before. loving memory of Michael who passed away Dee. 27, 1954. EVANOFF-In falling leaves the years go by, But Like memories of you will never die, Sadly missed by WIFE SON. KLEPPMAN-In loving memory of my dear mother, Catherine, who passed away '10 years ago today, Dee.
27, 1943. Always remembered and sadly missed by MINS. PAULINE DAUGHTER, SCHULTZ. PASTORE- loving memory of our dear mother, Caroline, who 27, passed 1956. one year ago today, Dec.
The away month of December comes with sad regrets It brings the day we will never forget No verse can say, no flowers repay How much we lost on that sad day. Father in heaven, hear our prayer, Guide dear one with tender care our good shepherd, don't leave her Be a alone Love her as we did, when she was home, missed by DAUGHTERS AND SONS-IN-LAW. REIDY--In loving memory of our dad and grandfather, Patrick, who passed away seven years ago, Dec. 27, 1950. His weary hours and days of pain, His troubled nights are past; And in our aching hearts we know He's found sweet rest at last.
Sadly missed by BILL, BETTY AND BUTCH. SPRING--In loving memory of our daughter and sister, Patricia Ann, age 14, who passed away 12 years ago today, Dec. 27, 1945. The world may change from year to year, And friends from day to day But the memory of the one we love Will never fade away. Sadly missed by MOM, DAD, JOE, DOLORES AND DON.
Deaths BAHLER-Mary Julius Bahler of 533 Montrose Dec. 26, 1957, wife of the late John Bahler; mother of Mrs. Allen B. Carpenter, Mrs. Emmett 0.
Marquart, Mrs. Paul J. Eberle, Capt. Doris W. Bahler John Robert Norman V.
and the late Kenneth R. Bahler; sister of Mrs. William Epke, Ella, Laura and the late Frank. August and Wilhelmina Julius; also survived by eight grandchildren and two great Funeral from "Memorial Chapel" Loomis, Offers Loomis 1820 Seneca Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. 27128 BARR- Joyce Barr, Dec.
25, 1957 of 10 17th wife of the late John S. Barr; mother of Mildred J. and Thomas J. Barr and the late Ray mond J. Barr; sister of Mrs.
Julia Hanley and the late Mrs. Richard Sullivan, Mrs. Willard Baum and Mrs. Joseph Arkins. Funeral from the Murphy Funeral Home, 1700 Hertel Saturday morning at o'clock and from Holy Angels Church at 9:45.
Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Christian Mothers Society of St. Mary Magda lene Church. 26t27 Dec. 24 BARTKOW suddenly, beloved husband the late Anastasia (nee Zajac); dea father of Stanley Henry, Tessi and Matthew; father-in-law of Rose Catherine, Walter and Florence; als survived by seven grandchildren brother of Lawrence Bartkowiak, Mrs Mary Nurkof and Mrs.
Josephine Hu bert. Prayers at the family resi dence, 600 Borden Cheektowaga N. Dec. 28, at 9:30 A. M.
Services the Holy Mother of Rosary Ca at thedral at 10 A. M. Mr. Bartkowiak former member of the Cathedral was Trustees and an organizer and mem the Polish National Union of ber of America, French No. 85.
Friends in vited. 26t27 BLATNER -William A. Blatner, Dec. 24, 1957, husband of Marion Blatner McMahon); father of Harold, (nee T. Blatner, Mrs.
Leo Hogan Norman Mrs. Donald Dougherty; brother and Mrs. Mary Conrad, Philip, Leo of Blatner, Mrs. Emma Ebner, Mrs. Martha Hubert, Mrs.
Dorothy Lanno and the late Michael, Joseph, John and Raymond Blatner. Funeral Funeral from the George J. Roberts Sons Home, 205 Linwood Saturday morning at 8:15 o'clock and from Blessed Trinity Church at 9 o'clock. Blatner was a member of the Mr. Holy Name Society of Blessed 26127 Trinity Church.
Friends are invited. BRITTON-Irene city, Dec. 26. 1957. beloved K.
Britten, suddenly, in this daughter of the late John and KathBritton of Albion, N. sister arine of the late Mrs. Francis O'Donnell of Medina, N. aunt of Dr. Francis W.
O'Donnell, Mrs. Alice O. D. Melcher and Mrs. Abbott Bornnell.
Friends may call at the Lynett Son Funeral Home, 389 Parkside at Amherst. where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:15 and from the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of the New Cathedral at 10:00. Friends invited. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, Albion.
N. Y. 26127 BURGSTAHLER Max, suddenly, beloved Dec. 26. 1957, of 48 Lyman husband of Helen Damohn; father of Mrs.
Henry (June) Johengen, Mrs. Eric (Rita) Northeott, Robert Mrs. Chester (Lorraine) Kensy, David Helen Kenneth and the late Ruth grandfather of David Donald R. Burgstahler, and Robert M. Kensy; father-in-law of Henry Johengen, Eric Northcott, Dolores Burgstahler, Chester Kensy and Ada Burgstahler; brother of Sophia, Mrs.
Louise Stengel, Mrs. John Ulm and the late Mrs. John Koeppl. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 823 Genesee St. Funeral Monday at 8:15 A.M.
Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church 9 A.M. 27128 BURKE suddenly, of East Aurora, N. Y. Dec. 26, 1957.
son of Burke I. and Katherine Melody Burke; brother of Fenton Stephen Susan M. and Timothy L. Friends may call at the Wood Funeral Home, 784 Main East Aurora until noon Saturday. Funeral services at St.
Matthias Episcopal Church, East Aurora at 3 P. M. BUTLER- Hoyt S. Butler, of Lancaster, N. Dec.
27, 1957, son of the late Wallace and Viola Butler; husband of Edna E. White Butler; father of Mrs. Howard (Lois) Benzel. Ronald Butler, Mrs. Helen Caine, Miss Norma June Butler, Mrs.
Jerome (Patricia) Acquard; brother of the late Claude Butler; also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral from the Seeger Scherer Funeral Home, 5486 Broadway, Lancaster, N. Monday at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment Sardinia.
N. 27128 CICARELL-Dominic Dec. 26, 1957, formerly of 8 Linden Park; beloved husband Alice Stapf; father of Mrs. John (Rose) Adrian, Joseph, Mrs. Anthony (Evelyn) Gordon, Mrs.
Samuel (June) Merlino; grandfather of nine grandchildren; brother of Louis, Mrs. Rose Aletto of Chicago, Mrs. Mildred Crockett of Los Angeles, Mrs. Margaret Herl, Mrs. Josephine Wassinger, Girard, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bach and William. Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 East Delavan corner Suffolk, where funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:45 and from St. Girard's Church at 9:30. Mr. Cicarell was a member of American Legion Troop Post, the Erie County Welfare Employees Association and Credit Union Association.
26:28 CUTTING--Paul Frederick Cutting, suddenly at Ft. Lauderdale, Dec. 23, 1957, of 68 Lennox Eggertsville, N. beloved husband of Loraine W. Gravius Cutting; father of Ronald C.
Cutting; brother of twin sisters, Mrs. Melvin D. Bailey of Pompano Beach, and Mrs. Troy Starr of Binghamton, N. nephew of Aunt Jenny Lauterbach of Pompano Beach, Fla.
Friends received at the Marvin E. Malzan Funeral Home, 1520 Kensington after 10 A. M. Thursday, where funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 P. M.
Friends invited. Mr. Cutting was a member of Buffalo Engineering Association, National Engineering Society of America and 24127 the Humboldt Club. Erckert's Elmwood Flower Shop 3 Generations--Est. 1903 DAY or NITE- 0947 976 Elmwood cor.
Bidwell Pkwy, THE FUNERAL HOME Beautiful Service Unsurpassed within the Means of All! THOMAS V. RAY Funeral Home Garfield 1074 465 Franklin M. I Roy, Lie. Myr. CLANCY- brother Dec.
24, of 1957, Mrs. Ann 60 of 550 Busti Joyce, Mrs. of 146 Chadduck Buf- of Edward Hall and Michael falo. Clancy Friends received at the funeral del: home of Robert E. Hennessy 2067 Niagara from 2-5 and 7-10, where er services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock and from Holy Angels Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. 27128 ECK-Carl Attica, N. "Eva Dee. 26, 1937, beloved husband of West of Mrs. Harry (Edith) Fullington.
Kenneth, Ellsworth, Donald Mrs. and Fred (Elizabeth) Pauly, Mrs. Gerald (Marlene Hopkins; N. brother of Robert. Glenn.
Albert. EdMrs. Elsie Burr, Mrs. Margaret win. Glor and the late Oscar and Niles: also survived by 11 grandchildren.
neral Friends Home, may call 135 at Main Attica, the Marley Fuwhere funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 P. M. 27128 Muench Feine of 36 at FEINE- -Minnie Buffalo, N. Dee. 25, 1957, wife of August L.
Feine: Berkley mother of Mrs. Harry Freitas, Mrs. and August B. Edward Woeppel Anna Hartung: 73 Feine: sister of Mrs. also survived by seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral from the Bury Funeral Home, 3070 Delaware Ave. Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Friends invited. Mrs. Feine was a O.E.S., Buffalo at member of Highland Park Chapter No 403 Buffalo Orpheus and Daughters Turnverein, of the Nile.
26127 at GOODMAN- -Abe, Dee. 26, 1957, of 466 Parker husband of Beatrice Goodman; father of Eugene, Marion and Diane Goodman; brother of Jack LIPPEof Akron, 0., Isaac of Toronto, 1, Mrs. Lillian James of Vineland, N. Mrs. Frances Lehman of Jackson Heights, N.
and Mrs. Rose Horowitz of Toronto, Ont. Funeral services will be held from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware corner Rand, Friday, Dec. 27 at 2:30 P. M.
Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. -Anna suddenly of 94 Princeton Kenmore. N. Dee.
26. GOULD 1957, aunt of Charles G. Gould, Mrs. Helen Houlihan and Martin G. Franklin.
Service at the Edward Vogelsang Funeral Home. 469 Best Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends invited, GRIDLEY (Cowing) -Marian Dec. 25, 1957, wife of William N. Gridley; St.
mother of Robert and Capt. Charles D. Cowing, Mrs. Clarence A. Vallee, the late John H.
Cowing. Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 Main St. Time to be announced later. 26128 GRONOSTAJ-Ignatius, Dec. 26, 1957, of of 29 Progressive Buffalo, N.
Y. beloved husband of Helen (nee Barezykowski; father of Mrs. Florence McCormick; father-in-law of Mr. 2 Joseph J. McCormick.
Funeral Monday morning, Dec. 30, at 9:30 A. M. at from Dombrowski Czeladzinski Fu- 9 neral Home, 447 Amherst and at 10 o'clock from Assumption Church. Interment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. Deceased was a member of St. John the Baptist Society No. 159 P.R.C. 26t28 GUILDNER-George J.
Guildner Dec. 25, 1957, of 185 Kilhoffer beloved husband of Johanna, (nee Roth) Guildner: father of Mrs. George Rowland of Cincinnati. 0., Mrs. seph Ohl, George J.
Norbert Mrs. Alvin Fenzel, Franklin and Howard F. Guildner: brother of Mrs. Mary Russell, Mrs. Clara Chapin and the late John, Frank and Mrs.
Barbara Klein. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home. 2528 Bailey from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. M. Funeral services Saturday at 8:15 A.
M. and at St. Matthew's Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited.
26t27 HAMILTON -Charles H. Hamilton of 20 Knoerl Dec. 26, 1957, husband of Lucille Trometer Hamilton; father Donald L. Hamilton, Mrs. John W.
Elwell and Barbara M. Hamilton; brother of William Lawrence H. and Robert G. Hamilton, Mrs. Joseph Myers, Mrs.
Marcella Abbott, Mrs. George Randall and the late Mrs. Alfred Thurston; also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral from "Memorial. Chapel," 1820 Seneca Loomis, Offers Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Deceased was a member of South Buffalo Post No. 721, American Legion and St. Simon's Episcopal Church Men's Club. 27128 HARRIGAN-Martin Dec. 25, 1957, formerly of North Exchange Geneva, N.
suddenly at 73 LaSalle Kenmore, N. beloved husband of Eva Rose (nee Battles); father of Mrs. Ralph Simmons, Mrs. a John J. Morse, both of Kenmore, N.
Martin and Gerald Harrigan, both of Geneva, N. also survived by seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, until 10 P.
M. Thursday, and at the Devaney Co. Funeral Home, Geneva, N. Y. from noon Friday, where services will be held Saturday morning, and from St.
Francis deSales Church. Burial in Geneva. 26127 HAWKE -Florence C. Hawke, Dec. 26, 1957, wife of Walter B.
Hawke. Services at the Legg and Burns Funeral Home, 1084 Elmwood Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. HOCTOR- -Ellen M. of 107 Carl Dec.
26, 1957, beloved infant daughter of Kurt F. and Anne E. Hoctor; beloved sister of Margaret David R. and Mary A. Private funeral services.
26127 HOUSER- Edward F. Dec. 24, 1957, of 61 Earl beloved husband of the late Hattie Hettinger Houser; father of Edward F. Mrs. Francis A.
Williams; grandfather of Sr. M. Virginia and Sr. M. Francesca, Order of Sisters of St.
Joseph; brother of John of California. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 823 Genesee St. Funeral and services Saturday at 11 A. M. 26127 JANKOWSKI Joseph, Dec.
23, 1957, 0. 3630 Walden Lancaster, N. husband of Mary (nee Weiss); father of Josephine, Stephania, John, Rose, Walter. Helen, Eugene, Bernard, Richard and the late Arthur; father-inlaw of Stanley Kluziak, Frank Parzynski, the late Helen, Agnes, Dr. Stanley Zak, Victoria, John Czajkowski, Alfreda, Eleanor and Marie; grandfather of 16 grandchildren.
Funeral Saturday morning from the family residence at 9:30 and at SS. Peter Paul Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Augustine's Cemetery. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of Holy Name Society and St. Anthony's Society. JARNOT-Joseph, Dec. 26, 1957, of 49 Thomas beloved husband of Wanda (nee Klima); father of Leonard, John, Robert and Mrs. Jeannette Kuminski; father-in-law of Jean, Julie and Bernard; grandfather of Kenneth Kuminski and Joanne Jarnot; brother of Mrs.
Frank (Angeline Czajka, Mrs. Walter (Martha) Gawronski, Mrs. Herman (Rose) Angelo, Mrs. Josephine Zajac and Mrs. Walter (Mary) Galuszka.
Funeral Saturday at 9:30 A. M. from Kaz. Urban Funeral Home, 188 Clark St. and in Precious Blood Church at 10 A.
M. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Holy Name and the Ushers. Members will recite the Rosary Friday at 8 P.
M. 26127 KEELEY -Howard of 542 Genesee Dec. 25, 1957, husband of Freda Richelt Keeley; father of Mrs. Edward Flayer, Terry and the late Howard Keeley; grandfather of Edward, Steven and Joel Flayer. Funeral from the Henry Wedekindt Sons Funeral Home, 326 High St.
corner Peach, Saturday at 10 A. M. Friends invited. 26127 KELDERHOUSE -Edith L. Kelderhouse (nee Dascomb) of 270 N.
Main Angola, N. Dec. 26, 1957, wife of the late Herbert Kelderhouse: beloved mother of Mrs. William Edel of Angola, N. Sam of Reno, Nev.
and late Irving Kelderhouse of Bemus Point, N. sister of Mrs. Sue Nehls of Braham, Minn. and the late Dora DeMarais, Olive Banfield, Emma Pingrey, Ella Smith, George, Chester and Albert Dascomb. Funeral services from Froehley's Funeral Home, 262 N.
Main Angola, N. Y. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Prospect Lawn Cemetery Hamburg.
26127 Gertrude Colie, wife of the late Irvine KITTINGER-Dec. 27, 1957. in Buffalo, Johnston Kittinger; mother of Spencer and Irvine Johnston Kittinger Jr. and Mrs. J.
Edwin Alford; sister of Mrs. Robert F. Douglass and Eldon F. Colie. A memorial service will take place at the chapel of First Presbyterian Church, the Circle, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial donations may be made to the Community Chest-Red Cross Fund. 27128 KLEIN-Joseph 1957, J. husband Klein, of the suddenly, late Dorothea; father of Mrs. Lawrence Beahan, Mrs.
Arthur R. Mann, Mrs. George Hausner, Mrs. Kenneth Macholz, Howard Harold Ellsworth D. and the late Elinor Klein; grandfather of 22 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs.
Joseph Busch, Mrs. Anna Bauman Mrs. Charles Fries, John and George Klein. Funeral from 731 Northamnton Saturday morning at 9:30 and at St. Mary Magdalene Church at 10 00 o'clock.
Mr. Klein was a member of Bakers Union Local No. 16. 26127 KURTZ-Arthur C. Kurtz, formerly of 1123 Seneca Dec.
26, 1957, husband of the late Bridget Reidy Kurtz; father Mrs. William Schultz of Baltimore, Maryland, Mrs. Louella Wright, Mrs. Lawrence Bellario, Leroy Milton Mrs. Harold L.
Smith, Leonard Kenneth the late. Arthur J. Evelyn and Elmer V. Kurtz; brother of Chester and Harry E. Kurtz, Mrs.
Ivy Williams of Mrs. Viola Kauder of Clifton Springs, N. Mrs. Harriet Stransky, the late Myron Kurtz and Mrs. Mate Keen; also survived Dy 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Funeral from the home of his son, Kenneth Kurtz, 39 Junior Ave. Monday morning at 8:15 and at St. Monica's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Buffalo Firefighters Beneficiary Association.
26t28 Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST. MA. 3230 Dec. 26, 1957, of Oberlin beloved dear husband of Charlotte (nee Alfred, Arthur and father DanEdmund, father-in-law of Wanda, Florence, Genevieve Alfreda Stein and Kwapich; Mary broth- Kwaof Josephine brother-in-law of Mary Bittner: also pich: survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral will be Sliwinski held Funeral Monday Home, from the N.
J. Sweamore at 9:30 A. M. and 1303 Luke's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St.
Stanislaus tery. Friends invited. 27128 Joseph. in Buffalo, Dee. 24, 1957, of 366 Wilson beloved husband of the late Frances Zalewski Kwiatkowski; brother of the late Barney, the late Mrs.
Ida Sp*rney and Mrs. Telagia Lawrence. Post; also survived by nephews and nieces. Prayers at the Zaganiaczyk Funeral Home, 149 Sobieski Monday, Dec. 30 at 8:30 A.M.
Services the St. Luke's Church at 9 A. M. Burial in the St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited.
LEMKE-John Lemke, Dec. 26. 1957, Hawley beloved husband of the of Clara Lemke (nee Goetz); son late Anthony and Frances Lemke: brother of Mrs. Edward Nadratowski, Anthony, Valentine and the late call Jo- at seph Lemke. Friends may Stephan Funeral Home, 286 services East Austin, where funeral 8:15 will take place Monday morning at and from St.
Francis Xavier Church 9 o'clock. Friends are Invited. Deceased was a member of Honor Roll Post No. 2430. 27128 -William, in Buffalo, N.
Dec. 1957. Funeral Friday, Dec. 27, 1957. Burial in Lakeside Cemetery.
LUCE-Minnie (Disher) Luce. Dee, 27, 1957, of 209 Joanson wife of the late George W. Luce: dear friend of Edward Schalk. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 995 GeneSaturday and Sunday from 2-5 see. and 7-9 P.
M. Funeral services. Monday at 1 P. M. Friends invited.
27128 Dec. 25, 1957, beloved husband of Anna (nee Kiera): father of Rudolph; father-in-law of Helen; brother of the late Mrs. Angeline Gworek; also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral from the residence, 43 Weaver St. Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at Bernard Church at 9 o'clock.
Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends are invited. Mr. Macielak was a member of the Holy Name Society and a veteran of World War I. -Dec.
27, 1957, Bernard L. 226 Stevenson husband of Christina Benjamin McCowan. Friends may call at the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca from 5 and 7 to 10 o'clock where futo neral will be held Monday morning 8:15 and at St. Teresa's Church at o'clock.
Friends are invited. 27128 Grieco (nee Cefalo), Dec. 27, 1957, 312 Trenton Buffalo, N. the wife of the late Donato Grieco and late Sebastian. mother of Joseph, Mrs.
Anna Lettieri, Samuel, Papero; Pasquale stepmother and of the Michael, late Carl. Louis and the late Nicholas; daughter of the late Joseph and Marian Cefalo; sister of the late Vincenzo Cefalo; survived by 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Perna Funeral Home 246 Massachusetts corner Normal, where funeral will be held Monday Church morning at 8 and at Holy Cross Deceased was a member of Club Maria del Carmine Accadia and Holy Cross Guild. Friends invited. 27128 MILLER-John Dec.
26, 1957. of 613 East Delavan husband of Lottie Cline: father of Elva Harold F. Stanley Morley Gerald W. and John 0. Miller and Mrs.
Leo Frieday; 22 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the funeral home of Robert E. Hennessy 2067 Niagara St. near Hertel from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. 27128 MOSELER-Charles J. Moseler, Dec. 25, 1957, of 15 Brown Cheektowaga; beloved husband of Ruth Moser Moseler; father of Mrs. Roy (Doris) Lergen; brother grandfather of Michael Lergen; of Mrs.
Frank Hoeflich, Anna Gertz, Mrs. Arthur Gertz and the late Theresa Moseler. Funeral services from the Cartlon A. Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Mr. Moseler was member of the Lancaster Post, American Legion and Phoebe Snow Lodge, Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship clerks. 26t27 (nee Paszewski) of 547 Dingens Dec, 24, 1957, wife of the late Walter; mother of Mrs. Florence Maciejewski and Mrs. Josephine Golembiewski; mother-inlaw of Vincent Maciejewski and Golembiewski; sister of Bronislaw Paszewski, Leo Ziemba, William Ziemba, Mrs.
Anna Granmann and Joseph Zimber; also survived by eight grandchildren. Funeral from the Buszka Funeral Home 1997 Clinton Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock and at Our Lady, of Czestochowa Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends are invited to attend. 26t27 PIEROTTI- Valentino, of 377 Elm Dec.
26, 1957, husband of the late Orsola Barsotti; father of Lino Pierotti and Mrs. Henry (Norma) Sypniewski; also survived by three grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Germana Marchetti, the late Tonina Buonamici and Colombo Pierotti. Friends may call at the Most Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington where funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:45 and at St. Michael's Church at 9:30 o'clock.
Friends invited. 27128 PLUTA-John T. Dec. 25, 1957, of 122 East Genesee beloved husband of Virigina Pluta; son of the late John and Magdalena Pluta; brother of Mary Anderson, Celia Doerflein and Chester Pluta. tives and friends may call at the Sacred Heart Chapel of the Kazmierczak Funeral Home, 347 Peckham St.
Prayers will be said Saturday morning at 9:30. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery. 26127 POZARNY Freida Dratch Pozarny, Dec. 26, 1957, of 196 Brunswick wife of Max Pozarny; mother of Mrs. Joseph Cooper, Louis and Mrs.
Max Hyman; also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware corner Rand, Friday, Dec. 27 at 1 P. M. Flowers gratefully declined.
Friends invited. After services the family will be at 338 Norwalk Ave. RATHMANN--Doris Rathmann, Dec. 26, 1957, sister of William A. Rathmann.
Friends may call at Potts Roberts Funeral Home, 1361 Hertel until Saturday noon. Services at Forest Lawn Chapel at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. ROBERTS- T. of 63 East North Dec.
26, 1957, beloved husband of Edythe Schurr; father of Phyllis and Judy Roberts. Friends received at the Joseph Stauth Funeral Home, 2264 Main opposite Dewey from 2-10 P. M. Services Saturday at 10:15 A. M.
Friends invited. Mr. Roberts was a member of the Knights of the Road at Beckers. 26127 RODAK- -Vincent, of 98 Neumann Town of Tonawanda, Dec. 27, 1957, beloved husband of Catherine Rodak (nee Magdziarz); dear father of James and the late Stella Ostrowski; fatherin-law of Stanley Ostrowski.
Funeral Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Kolano Funeral Home, 396 Amherst, and 10 o'clock at Assumption Church. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. 27130 SANGER-Peter J.
of 109 Stanley St. in this city, Dec. 26, 1957. Beloved husband of the late Ida A. Nauert Sanger; father of Earl Norman Mrs.
Alice Croad, Daniel the late Mrs. Lila Roehner and Gladys Ida Sanger, Grandfather of 22 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Frank J. Knab Funeral Home, 1213 Lovejoy Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.
27128 SCHENK-Charles F. Schenk, Dec. 26, 1957, husband of the late Anna Malone Schenk. Friends received at the Marvin E. Malzan Funeral Home, 1520 Kensington where funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 A.
M. Friends invited. Mr. Schenk was a member of Washington Lodge No. 240 Buffalo Consistory and Ismailia Temple A.A.0.N.M.S.
SEE--John, 22 Hinds Tonawanda, Y. Dec. 25, 1957, beloved husband of Helena (nee Walrath); father of John Jr. of Tonawanda and Joseph LaPort of Johnstown, N. sister of Mrs.
Florence Frick, Buffalo, N. Y. Friends may call at the Creasey Funeral Home, 93 Adam Tonawanda where service will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. See was a former member of Company of 27th Division, served overseas in World War I.
25127 SELVAGGI-Entered into rest Dec. 25, 1957. Sarah (nee Bafundo), beloved wife of the late Frank Selvaggi; mother of Nicholas, Peter, Mrs. Rose Murray. Mrs.
Mary Korabek and Anthony; sister of Vito and Anthony of New York City, Funeral from the Lombardo Funeral Home, 102 Linwood, corner Summer, on Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at St. Lucy's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 26t27 -George W. of 388 Belmont Kenmore, N.
Y. suddenly, Dec. 24, 1957, husband of Frances (nee Tauriello); father of Phylis Ann, Barbara Kathleen M. and Maureen F. Sizemore; son of George Sizemore of Apalachicola, and the late Selma Kenny; brother of Elgin Sizemore of Apalachicola, Mrs.
Charles A. Jetel of Houston, and Mrs. Robert Jarrett of Nashville, Tenn. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where funeral will take place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. John the Baptist Church at 10.
Friends are invited. Mr. Sizemore was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptist Church and the Knights of Columbus Council 184. 26127 EDGAR B.
MOEST FUNERAL HOME CLeveland 8372 1009 KENSINGTON AVE. (Near Bailey) Obituaries C2 Edward F. Timlin Edward F. Timlin, 72, a captain in the Lackawanna Fire Department until injuries in a fire in 1940 forced his retirement, died Thursday (Dec. 26, 1957) in his home, 32 Vincent Lackawanna.
He was hurt when he was trapped with several other persons in the collapse of a ing housing the Lackawanna Catholic Charities Center, 31-37 Wilkesbarre Dec. 28, 1939. Another fireman lost his life and four persons were rescued. Mr. Timlin, after a period of work with the New York Central Railroad, joined the Fire ment in 1911, and became a captain in 1924.
A member of Our Lady of Victory Church, he was in the Holy Name Society and the Men's Club, He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and the Lackawanna Fire Department Benevolent ciation. His brother, Thomas A. Timlin, is director and manager of Memorial Auditorium. Other survivors are four sisters, Miss Beatrice A. and Miss Susan B.
Timlin and Mrs. George R. Avery, all of Lackawanna, and Mrs. U. L.
Goff of Buffalo. Douglas P. Burke Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 3 in St. Matthias Episcopal Church, East Aurora, for Douglas P. Burke, 21, of 493 Fillmore East Aurora, who was killed early Thursday in a Rt.
16 traffic accident in Holland. The Very Rev. Ansel R. Morrell will conduct the services. Bearers will be the youth's former teammates on the East Aurora High School football squad.
The young man, who was a Hobart College senior. was the eldest son of County Judge-elect and Mrs. Burke Burke. Hobart College will be represented at the funeral by Dr. Clinton P.
Ressing, professor of education. The Hobart College Club of Buffalo will be represented by President John B. Finley, Vice President David M. Yellen, Secretary E. Roth DempRichard J.
Walsh, past president, and Robert W. McNulty, past president and former college trustee. Frederick Law Olmsted MALIBU, Dec. 27 (P)- Frederick Law Olmsted, 87, noted landscape artist, died Wednesday. He was a partner in the firm of Olmsted Bros.
of Brookline, many years ago also was a member of the faculty of Harvard University from 1900 to 1914. He supervised landscape operations on many projects, including: The Baltimore park system; Denver, mountain Brook- SHEDLER-Frank G. Shedler, Dec. 22, 1957 at Ft. Lauderdale, husband of the late Helen Schreppel; brother of the late Bertha Noe, Matilda Bartell, Leon Henry and Albert Shedler.
Funeral from the Wm. Vogelsang Funeral Home, 1307 N. Fillmore Ave, (Opp. Riley Saturday morning at 8:30 and at St. Mary Magdalene Church at 9:00 o'clock.
Mr. Shedler was a member of Niagara Falls B.P.0.E. and the Buffalo Trap Field Club. 26127 SOBCZAK-Celia, Dec. 25, 1957, wife of from Stanley.
Kocol Funeral Funeral Saturday morning Genesee St. and at Queen of Peace Church at 8:30 A. M. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
SZPAICHER-Ronald, Dec. 25, 1957 of 823 Perry beloved son of Edmond and Sophie Rachinski Szpaicher; dear brother of Edmond Jr. and Donald; grandson of Joseph and Anna Holewinski. Friends may call at the family residence 823 Perry where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 and from St. Valentine's Church at 11 A.
M. Friends are invited. 26t27 TAURIELLO-(See Sizemore notice). THORSON-Gustave Thorson, formerly of McKinley Pkwy. at Silver Lake, N.
Dec. 26, 1957, husband of Anna Benson Thorson; brother of Thorval and Carl Thorson. Funeral from "Memorial Chapel," Loomis, Offers Loomis 1820 Seneca Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. TIMLIN-In Lackawanna, N. Dec.
26, 1957, Edward beloved son of the late John J. and Katherine (nee O'Horo); brother of Susan Beatrice Mrs. George Avery, Thomas A. and Mrs. U.
L. (Helen) Goff and the late Charles J. Mrs. Mary Langan, Mrs. Vera Moran.
Services from the James T. Karnes Funeral Home, 1240 McKinley Monday at 8:30 A.M. and from Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30 A.M. Friends invited. 27t28 TOOMEY-Timothy J.
Toomey of 577 West Ferry Dec. 26, 1957, husband of Virginia Toomey; father of Sallie A. Toomey; brother of Mrs. Thomas D. Heath and Joseph M.
Toomey of Niagara Falls. Funeral from the Austin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Monday at 8:45 and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15 o'clock. Friends invited. 27128 of 836 Clinton formerly of 156 Ashley, Dec.
26, 1957, husband of the late Catherine; stepfather of Rose Skrzypkowiak, Henry, Edward and Max Kupezyk, Sophie Wisniewski, Emily Jaskier, Helen Pasterniak, Alice Kuczkowski, Stanley and Richard Fabiszewski and Dorothy Mankowski; grandfather of 42 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Agnes Smith, and Mrs. Stella Zglinski, Funeral from the Frank J. Pacer Funeral Home, 1275 Sycamore Saturday morning at 9:30 and at St. Church 10 o'clock.
Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are invited. 329 TUCKER--George Warren Dec. Kenmore, 25, 1957, N.
beloved husband of Catherine Alva T. (nee Donovan); father of Mrs. (Edna) Brundage and the late George Raymond and Mrs. Grace Kruse; and also 17 survived by 12 grandchildren great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Wm.
A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. WALTER-Julia (nee Maklary), Dec. 27, 1957, of 141 Crescent "Frank Buffalo, N.
wife of the late J. Walter; mother of Dr. Albert Frank N. and Eugene H. Walter; sister of Mrs.
Emma Bitskay; also, survived by three grandchildren two great-grandchildren. Funeral from William A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware, at Tremont, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. 27128 WARNER-Maude M.
(Kelly) Warner, Dec. 24, 1957, of 35 Congress wife the late Howard A. Warner; cousin of Mrs. Caroline Brawn. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 995 Genesee from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Funeral services Saturday at 9:30 A. and at St. Louis Church at 10 A. M.
Friends invited. 26t27 WENK-Dec. 25, 1957, Laura Pratt, moth- wife of the late Fisher A. B. Wenk; er of Leverett P.
of Freeport, L. Mrs. Louise Wenk Childress of Kenosha, Wis. and F. A.
Buell Wenk; sister of Jesse T. Pratt of Daly City, California. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John J. Ray Son, 615 Elmwood Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
26127 WINER--Ida Zierler Winer, Dec. 27, 1957, of 94 Keller Kenmore, N. wife of Irwin Winer; mother of Frederick Barry, Brian Larry and Susan Helene Winer; daughter of Hyman and the late Freida Zierler; sister of Louis and Meyer of Norwich, Mrs. Morris Ehrenberg of Middletown, Philip of Scotland, Isadore of Providence, R. and Jack Zierler of Brooklyn, N.
Y. Funeral services will be held from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Ave. corner Rand, Sunday, Dec. 29, at 2 P. M.
Friends invited. Friends may visit at the chapel from 7-10 Saturday. 27t28 YOUNG- Philip, Dec. 26, 1957, husband the late Hulda Loge Young; father of Mrs. William Weinbach, Mrs.
Erwin Reimann and the late Harold Young; grandfather of seven grandchildren and four great Friends received at the George A. Schimmel Funeral Home, 368 Fougeron St. at Genesee, from 2-5 and 7-10 where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined. Contributions Service made to the Lutheran Society, Kensington Heights Rental Schedule is Announced by MHA With the opening of the first building in Kensington Heights scheduled for next month, the Municipal Housing Authority today approved a rental schedule for apartments in the project.
Here are the maximum income limits for admission and the rents: Size No. Base Rent Income 0 Br (1) 23 $46 1 Br. 26 50 3600 2 Br. 160 60 4320 3 Br. 91 65 4680 B-3 Br.
(2) 35 67 4824 4 Br. 11 70 5040 B-4 Br. (2). 25 72 5184 (1) Efficiency units. (2) With balcony.
Here are the maximum income limits for continued occupancs in the project: 0-BR $57 $4104 1 BR 63 4536 2 BR 75 5400 BR 81 5832 B-3 BR 84 6048 4 BR 87 6264 B-4 BR 90 6480 In another matter affecting the project, thith Authority had to come up a new name for a project street. The previous selection of Regency Court was vetoed by the Post Office because of a street with the same name in the area. The Authority decided on Glenny Dr. The Authority decided to ask the City Planning Commission for suggestions on future use of three acres adjoining the Commodore Perry Extension project. This land, excess acquired originally for the project, was considered by the state as a possible site for a limited-profit housing site but turned down.
The montlhy report of rent collections and vacancies showed that as of Nov. 30 only 2.7% of the $228,809 rent roll had not been collected at that time. Vacancies, which around some 500 have months dropped ago to 209, of which 206 are in the recently-opened Commodore Perry Extension. Final payment for acquisition of parcels for the Ellicott and Talbert malls to Peter J. Crotty was authorized by the Authority, subject to final audit and approval by the State Housing Division.
The final payment is for $8000, bringing the total fee for acquiring the 335 parcels to $37,000. The fee is based on the state formula of of the assessed valuation of the parcels acquired. Camille Castiglioni, Top European Financier, Dies ROME, Dec. 27 (Reuters) Camille Castiglioni, one of the richest, and Europe most between powerful the finan- wars, died Dec. 18 at the age of 76, it was announced here today.
He first established himself in Austria, where he had interests in rubber, founded several banks and became publisher of a string of newspapers. In the 1920s he extended his attention toward Germany and acquired control of the German airplane industry. With the rise of Hitler he suddenly withdrew all assets from Germany, but his control was still widespread in Europe through his banks. Boy Injured in Street A 6-year-old boy was injured by a car near his home shortly before noon today. Robert Klein of 148 Sidway St.
was taken to Emergency Hospital suffering a cut on the forehead. Louisiana Station police said Paul Dudley, 46, of 249 Fougeron driver of the auto, reported he was southbound when the child ran in front of his car from in front of a parked auto. RACE RESULTS FAIRGROUNDS Sue, Hansman 27,80 6.40 4.60 FIRST-2-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Carrara, Hobby, Deroin 2.60 2.40 Musical Nettie, Vand'bre 3.00 Moonway, Murano's Miss, Lucky Ace, Scratched India, Dashing Squaw, Our Light. SECOND-3-year-olds up, 6 furlongs: Rice Bird, 5.00 3.20 2.40 Hello Rita, Billeaud 5.00 3.80 Good Clean Fun, Baird 2.80 Scratched -Nappin. DAILY DOUBLE--Carrara Sue and Rice paid $71.20.
TROPICAL Double Entente, B'lm's 28.70 8.30 5.30 FIRST-2-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Vengeance, Brooks Hernandez 2.70 2.50 5.80 Noble Greer, Devil's Scratched Pace, -Alpine Artful Spy, Boy, Mel's Granny's Dream, First, Morillo. SECOND-3-year-olds, furlongs: Gary's Star, Adams ..21.30 9.00 6.60 Jo-ma-be, Barnett 3.40 2.70 Real Rough, Fieselman 4.10 Love, Kappelmeister, Ardan Up, Such Luck, Boul Mich, Admiral Brush. THIRD-3-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Mar, Choquette 8.10 3.80 3.20 Tuckaroe, Brooks 3.20 2.80 Emessjay, Behrens 4.80 Scratched---Simpion II, Summer Jewel. FOURTH-3-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Fanus, Brooks 4.40 2.80 2.50 Mr. Bodfish, Robichaux 4.00 3.20 Connie-Cat, Church 4.60 Scratched--Queen Kathy, Jiounetta.
DAILY DOUBLE--Double Entente Gary's Star paid $638.60. Daily News Summary lyn Botanic Garden; Chicago South Parks and Playgrounds, and the Acadia National Park at Mt. Desert, His Me. father, also, haned. Frederick Law Olmsted, Calvert Vaux designed New York's Central President Theodore Roosevelt in 1901 appointed the son as a member of the Senate Park Commission to prepare plans for extension and elaboration of the parks and central group of buildin Washington.
James W. Peppe DOTHAN, Dec. 27 (P)- James V. Peppe, 60, former manager of Arthur Godfrey, died Wednesday of a heart attack. Mr.
Peppe formerly managed bandleaders Sammy Kaye, Harry James and Buddy Rogers. He was also band manager for the Columbia' Broadcasting System. JUDGE REFUSES ANNULMENT PLEA A petition by a woman to have her marriage annulled on the ground her husband failed to keep a promise, to embrace her faith was Thursday when the court said her testimony indicated she not practicing the faith too Supreme Court Justice Carlton A. Fisher denied the application of Mrs. Marlene A.
Brown, of 16 LaForce for an annulment of her marriage to Lauren G. Brown. The couple was married April 12, 1952 and have two children, and years old. Justice Fisher said in a memorandum that Mrs. Brown testified her husband promised to embrace the Roman Catholic faith and to bring up the children in that faith but failed to keep his promise.
"Plaintiff professes great religious faith and membership, in the Roman Catholic Church but her testimony indicates that she is not a contributing member of any parish and she does not know the name of her priest," said Justice Fisher. "She claims that she only discovered the fraud of the defendant within the past three years, but that is incredible in view of the fact that she has been married 1952 and has had these since, children two apart. "Under the circ*mstances it is very apparent that the, has not instituted this action within the time prescribed by the Legislature (three years) and also from the evidence it is apparent that she has not been deceived, and that if she was deceived, that it was not a material element in entering into the marriage ceremony, She has failed to prove the cause of action and the complaint is dismissed upon the merits." 1-YEAR TERM GIVEN ON WEAPON CHARGE The maximum sentence of one year in the penitentiary and a $500 fine for a misdemeanor charge of possessing a dangerous knife was imposed today on Oscar Lake, 33, of 31 Walnut who flourished the weapon in Welfare Dept. office at 210 Pearl St. Judge Jacob A.
Latona said he would have imposed a more lenient sentence if Lake were financially able to return to his former home in Arkansas. Judge Latona also imposed these sentences: Joseph Morris. 32. of 192 Locust, second-degree robbery; slugging a tavern owner and theft of $171; to 15 years. Milton L.
Wright, 26, of 156 Seneca, criminally receiving a stolen TV set; one year in the penitentiary and a $500 fine. Arthur L. McCullough, 29, of 196 Eagle petit larceny of $278 collected for Bell Bros, Cleaners, his former employer; one year in the penitentiary. James H. Robertson, 23, of 25.
Watson, Lackawanna, petit larceny and Foundry unlawful entry of the Lackawanna one year in the penitentiary, suspended and probation. William M. Harrington, 30, of 2011 Hertel, third-degree assault charging the wounding of Edward Surdam, 111 Cobb, Town of Tonawanda, Aug. 13 at Letchworth and Hawley; one year in the penitentiary, suspended and probation. Steamer Concern Bankrupt Operators of Chautauqua last steamer, the City of Jamestown, filed for bankruptcy today in Federal Court, noting "serious financial difficulties." Directors of the SS City of Jamestown Jamestown, listed liabilities of $11,422.19 and assets of $6500.
Assets consist of the 60-year-old 110-foot, two-deck steamer, valued at $4500, plus a hoist, derrick and other equipment for drydocking the vessel. petition was filed by Albert B. Bottini, vice president. NMP Worker Hurt in Fall Falling 14 feet. from a ladder, a 40-year-old Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp.
worker is in Sisters' Hospital with a severe scalp laceration and shock. He is James F. Hartnett, 33 Hollywood who was working on a wall installation in the company's service center at 93 Dewey Ave. He is a maintenance man. New Year's Is Holy Day New Year's Day is the Feast of the Circumcision of Our Lord and a holy day of obligation on which all Catholics must assist at Mass, the Chancery of the Buffalo Diocese said today.
Tuesday is nence not in a the day Catholic churchst Dinner for Public Officials Members of the Professional Businessmen's Association who have been elected or appointed to public office will be honored at a dinner at 7 o'clock Sunday evein the Terrace Room of Hotel Statler. James Swist, association president, will be the host. Aliens Must Register During January Aliens were reminded today they must register with the Immigration Naturalization Service sometime during January. District Director William J. King said today the law requires aliens to report their addresses.
Forms can be obtained in any post office or at the Immigration Service office in the U. S. Court House. Only exceptions to the reporting are accredited diplomats, persons assigned to cerinternational organizations admitted temporarily as farm laborers. BIRTHS BOYS were born to Mr.
Dee. Frank N. Wright, 881 Washington 14 John G. Szalay, West Seneca De Vere W. Stover East Aurora 13 William E.
Smith Lackawanna 14 Anthony G. Shiner, 330 16 John W. Seller, 276 Parker 14 Paul F. Rosenow, Tonawanda 13 Eddie J. Pointer 410-D Willert Edward F.
Morris Jr. 536 Doat 16 Robert S. O'Connor, 60 N. Ogden Clarence J. South Wales Richard J.
L. Meldrin, Williamsville Blasdell Ralph Kenneth J. Maier, Mackie, Tonawanda 13 John H. Love, 176 Lafayette Paul Lalka, Hamburg John Kicak, Lancaster Edwin Ye. Hilburger, 31 Manhattan Jack C.
Hausrath, Tonawanda 13 Paul Conway Gronachan, Evans Henry E. Frankhauser 138 Hagen Edward J. Eckerts. 1172 Michigan Albert G. Bickelmann, 152 Goodrich Joseph F.
Young, 172 Austin Richard J. Walsh, 35 Wingate 15 Bertram C. Santon, 700 Genesee 14 Admiral D. Sears, Simmons, 117 Tyler 117 17th 15 August Gordon A. Reeves, Richmeyer, 796 60 Elk 15 Tuxedo 17 H.
Pazian, Amherst 16 E. Eugene James E. Maher, Cheektowaga 16 Robert C. Maggio, Cheektowaga 14 Dean A. LeSher, Tonawanda, 15 Edward F.
Kowalski 17 Krupp 15 Stanley Kociszewski, Cheektowaga Donald Koch, Tonawanda William O. King. Clarence Norman F. Jozwiak, 73 Sobieski Robert M. Hodson, Orchard Park Curtiss G.
Hey, Cheektowaga Laurence Hexamer, Depew Richard E. Heath, Marilla 820 Elmwood 15 Richard Hamm, Michael Gueli, 886 Eagle 15 Leroy Goggin, Hamburg Robert A. Cipresso, 166 Geary 14th John L. Boris, 27 Magnolia 15 Dale W. Boerschig, 122 Pennsylvania 14 Herbert Zeplowitz, Tonawanda 16 Raymond J.
Walbert, Cheektowaga 17 John H. Vayo, East Aurora Michael F. Taddonio, 63 Harvard Eugene D. Stepnick, Clarence 15 Norbert Pawlik, 225 Allen 16 R. Patterson 89 Donaldson 15 Luther W.
Nelson, 309 Eagle 15 Ronald. B. Mouery, 274 Grape 16 James W. Motz. Tonawanda 15 James Middlebrooks, 81 Mulberry 16 Felix Mendez, 155 Trenton 15 Joseph Marks, 391 Masten 16 Richard A.
Lillis, Tonawanda Richard L. Jozwiak, 40 Swinburne Karl W. Geist, Orchard Park William J. Gallagher, Grand Island Donald R. Felt, 202 Dewey 15 John J.
Downes, 51 Van Wyck 16 DeBold 508 Spring Charles Francis R. E. Butler, Brind-Amour, 567 Crescent 688 A Auburn 16 Boyd, 545 Masten 16 Luigi Bordonaro, 623 Prospect 16 GIRLS were born to Mr. and James E. Wyse, Cheektowaga 14 Frederick G.
Wagner, East Aurora 13 Casper Vance, 125 Howard 14 Nicholas Trbovich. 52 Indian Church 14 Edward Smith, 258 William 16 Joseph Schultz, Sloan 14 Robert Arthur L. L. Roberts, Saunders, 1917 40 Bailey Roanoke 14 Harold A. Porter, 20 Sherman 16 Charles Mellerson, 97 Howard 16 Edward J.
Leffler, Angola 14 Stanley R. Kornaszewski, 365 Bristol 13 J. Hunger, Cheektowaga 13 George F. Flaherty, Lackawanna 13 Walter Czechowski, Alden 15 12 Alfred V. Cherry, Amherst James M.
Buchert, 37 Leonard 13 Joseph G. Ball, Billitere, 793. W. Tifft Delavan 16 14 Raymond A. 511 Edward V.
Badding, Williamsville 14 Allen M. Augustine, Cheektowaga 16 Daniel F. Arnold. 26 Edwin 15 Nelson Ziegler, Strykersville 15 Richard H. Woods, Kenmore 14 Fred Stresing, Elma 15 Jack Stein, 1064 E.
Ferry John L. Skutnik, 934 Sycamore Lee H. Sheffield, 104 Willert Paul F. Schaefer, Amherst Norman Mihalics, Revenew, 87 Evans LaForce Dr. John P.
Samuel D. Merner, Hawley 15 Michael McMahon. 241 Trenton Ronald B. Karl. Akron William T.
Huber, Amherst Edward F. Ginal, 109 Guernsey William J. Frears, Tonawanda Thomas F. Eberhardt, 205 Fuller 15 Joseph J. Chmielniak, Cheektowaga Aldo R.
Celotto, 199 Easton Robert Berk, Tonawanda J. Benzel, 914 Seneca Robert E. Barclay, 309 Tacoma Paul F. Waelde, Tonawanda 16 Daniel J. Urbanezyk, 111 Peck 15 Perry J.
Smothers, 31 Port 15 Edward C. Rice, 355 Cornwall 16 Russell D. Pruden, 1287 Niagara Alfred J. Postek, 149 Milburn 16 William Nowicki, 86 Sage 15 R. Liszka Leslie, 39 Cheektowaga Plymouth 15 16 Stephen Maximilian J.
A. Keating, Cheektowaga 17 Earl D. Hausrath, 142 Sidway 15 Philip J. Gugliotta, 775 Prospect 15 George Gimbrone, 497 Porter 16 Albert F. Esposito, 188 Saranac 16 Clarence C.
Eckert, Tonawanda Herbert Dawson 123 Mortimer Edwin L. Boehringer, 26 Lafayette Richard A. Bodey, North Tonawanda 17 John L. Blum. Alden Walter E.
Ackerman, Amherst Nicholas A. Abramow, 103 Lakeview 16 MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 3 PM, Dee. 27) Peter H. Lucanik, St. Marys, and Eileen M.
Lodes, St. Marys, Joseph Schottmiller, 76 Lafayette, and Eleanor Keller, 97 Potomac. Lonnie E. Owen, Williamsville, and Clara Mae Chapman, Kenmore. John T.
Brooks, Lasecki, 1771 Seneca, Dunkirk. and Patricia J. John A Neureuther, 354 Franklin, and Mary Heidrick, 260 Hagen Robert Santiago, Lackawanna, and Frances C. Lee, Blasdell. Anthony Gumina, 158 Fargo, and Lorraine Swartz, 64 Miller.
James Vass, 691 Jefferson. and Lizzie Bonner, 464 Monroe. ACCIDENTS Franklin M. Layman 4. of Seneca 261 Fougeron, injured in PM collision at Thursday, inand Southside, 2:15 juries to right foot and Mercy ankle, Hospital.
released Child was passenger in auto driven after treatment in by his father, 34, same address. Jane Operator of other auto involved. Mrs. M. Hauck, 33, of 53 Oakhurst.
Miss Mary Pernick, 34. of 206 Strauss, collision on Genesee near Montana, 11:25 PM Thursday, injured side, released after treatment in Emergency Hospital. Passenger in auto operated by Anthony Sehl, 53, of 304 French, Driver of other auto involved, Norman L. Furl, 50, of 123 Busti. Robert Klein, 6, of 148 Sidway.
injured near his home, 11:45 AM today, cut on forehead, taken to Emergency Bukowski Suggests 4 Health Resolutions Health Commissioner Bukowski suggests that persons New Year's resolumaking, four pertaining to health to their -and resolve to keep them. The suggested resolutions are: 1-Get a health examination. 2-Make sure your children are up-to-date on all immunizations. 3-Live healthfully, which means sensibly and with moderation. Get enough rest.
a balanced diet. Keep in physical trim but don't overexert yourself, especially if your "fortyish." 4-Keep yourself informed about your health and the promotion of community health. Alfred M. Saperston Elected President of Jewish Federation Alfred M. Saperston, an attor-4 ney, was elected president of the United Jewish-Federation Buffalo Thursday night at the federation's headquarters, 775 Main St.
He succeeds Victor Wagner. Other officers elected are: Vice presidents, Louis M. Bunis, Joseph N. Desmond, David Diamond, Irving Levick and Mrs. Meyer H.
Riwchun; secretary, Mrs. Milton E. Kahn; financial secretary, Hasekell Stovroff; assistant Morris, financial treasurer, secretary, Jacob Miss Lansky, and assistant treasurer, Leo Chapin. Joseph Markel headed the nominating committee. Directors named for three years are: Mr.
Saperston, Dr. Marvin A. Block, Paul P. Dosberg, Harold Doran, Mr. Diamond, Stanley G.
Falk, Haiman Nathan, Clarence Obletz, Mrs. Richard Ruslander and Robert G. Tabor. Elected to the board for one year by member-organizations are the following: Mrs. Henry Angert, Harold Axlerod, Samuel fa*gin, Lawrence W.
Gunzberg, Simon B. Jacobs, Hyman Kah, George Kass, Dr. Max Liebeskind, Superintendent of Schools Joseph Manch, Leo Rabin, Marcus Reback. Hospital. Driver of auto was Paul Dudley, 46, of 249 Fougeron, BURGLARY 48 Exchange, Mex Manufacturing Kenneth F.
Learman, 23 Fairchild. Eggertsville, operator; entered between 1:30 PM Tuesday 9 AM Thursday by climbing to roof and going through skylight; watches, radios, phonographs pens worth $1000 taken. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3. PM Thursday: 3:05 PM-345 Rhode Island, unnecessary. of Zollars, boxcar; cause undetermined: $2000 damage.
7:03 -144 Mariner, unnecessary, -Rescue Squad 2 23 Pembina: Vito Kullk, 34, Ill; taken to Mercy Hospital. -670 Northland; grease on stove: $100 damage. 7:14 -Rescue Squad 1 400. Michigan: Mrs. Minnie Blackman, 70, ill; remained there.
Squad 5 to 69 Best; Mrs. Clara McKay, 50. Ill; remained at home. 10:36 Rescue Squad 1 to 372 Seventh: Mrs. Hazel Minear, 45, ill; remained at home, 10:59 -Rescue Squad 3 to 475.
Broadway; Neal Graham, 78, ill; taken to Emergency Hospital. Eighteenth, cellar, slight damage, 11:59 Eagle Pine, false. Today 12:16 Clinton Elm. false. N.
Division, false. 1:42 Seneca Wells, false. Carroll, false. St. James, caused by defective fireplace, $500 damage.
3:42 62 Paul caused by careless smoking, $100 damage. Rescue Squad 3 to 672 Jeffer. son; Mrs. Caroline Cooper, 80. ill, taken to Emergency Hospital.
Squad 6 to 328 field, Mrs. Veronica Cater, 50, ill, taken to Sisters Hospital. 8:39 -Rescue Squad 6 to 156 Jewett, Franklin E. Stranahan. 56, Ill, remained home.
Ashland, defective furnace, no damage. 10:55 16 Allen, defective tor, no damage. Squad 6 to 93 Dewey, James F. Hartnett. 40.
of 33 Hollywood, suffered head injury in fall from ladder, Sisters Hospital. Squad 5 to 145 14th, Mrs. Mary Grosso, ill, taken to Millard Fillmore Hospital. STOLEN AUTOS 1955-Buick coach, 5E 93-82, owned by. Albert Alfierl.
651 Linwood; stolen from there Thursday. 1950 Ford coach, 9B 78-29, owned by Joseph English, Touraine Hotel; stolen from there Thursday. 1947 Buick, 2B 42-83, owned by Joanne Augusiwicz. 246 Bissell; stolen from 221 Bissell Thursday, 1955 Buick sedan, 5B 25-33, owned by William B. Scott.
46 Norwood; stolen from 44 Norwood Thursday. RECOVERED AUTOS 1949 Ford coach, BU 54-83, owned by Salvatore Pacella, 23 Columbus: stolen from Chippewa Market Tuesday; recovered at Hazel Goembel Thursday. 1957 Chevrolet sedan, 31-04 EC, owned by Erie Railroad; stolen from its Clinton-Babco*ck office Sunday; recovered at Smith Oneida Thursday. 1954 Buick, 78 78-56. owned by Florian Brzozowski.
290 Peckham; stolen from Peckham Coit Wednesday; recovered at William Fillmore Thursday. TRAFFIC COURT City Judge Michael E. Zimmer Speeding $2-Odelia Urban, 93 Blake. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS $25-Raymond G. Steinagle, 29, 23 Oneida, Tonawanda.
No License $100 -William Turnage, 22, 440 Emslie; Lucille Newton, Chicago. Junior License After Dark $50-Eugene E. Martin, 16, 45 Shepard. Expired License $3-Cornelius Fortner, 32, 218 Bristol. Failing to Give Pedestrian Right, of way $50- -Charles Swaggard, North Lane.
Stop Sign $20-Benjamin Dorazio, 21, 699 Abbott. Red Light $15-Hansiell H. Dunn, 34, 276 Myrtle, Way, Street $15-James Keys, 41, 195 Monroe, Passing Stopped School Bus $15 -Donald K. Fleming, 19, 18 S. Century, Cheektowaga, $10- Josephine Bradley, 34.
31 St. Louis. Defective Muffler $10-Emily Glasgow, 40, 1955 Express, Grand Island. Illegal Parking $10-John R. Bellis, 172 Davidson, The following filed bankruptcy petitions in Federal Court Thursday, liabilities and assets listed respectively: Richard Blyberg, 116 Ellen.
Cheektowaga, milkman, $2505.93, $395. James Stormer, 106 Lonsdale, machine operator, $4731.90, $1800. BUSINESS NAMES Joe's Barbershop, 774 Sycamore--Joseph A. Bochynski. Charleston Beauty Shop, 999 Tonawanda -Carmen Sanchez.
Harvey Metal Containers, 182 HickoryEarl J. Harvey. H. M. W.
Trucking 135 E. look Williamsville-Edward E. Waechter, Charles E. Matteson, Charles R. Huber.
Old Lake Shore Tavern, 8325 Old Lake Shore Derby- -Charles J. Verbanic. Diversified Film, 172 Co F. Campbell. Frontier Placement Service, 220 Delaware Leonard C.
Gademsky Jr. Ventura Contracting. 33 E. North--Salvatore K. Ventura.
Forward Enterprises, 46 NorwoodFrank D. Ward. Lucky Pierre Enterprises, 1301 Sherldan. Kenmore-Pierre Conneau. Joel Witt Ceramics, 456 Wyoming--Josephine R.
Witt. Schaff Insurance Agency, 726 Brisbane Bldg. -Edward R. Schaff. CITY COURT JUDGMENTS (First name is that of debtor) Thornell Moore James Campbell Fred Anderson.
$505.31: James P. Carswell, Pearl Mills Laura Bechom, to Bens Credit House. James Jackson, $132.64 to International Housewares. Richard Garrido (North Main Amoco Station), $891 15 to F. Goodrich Co.
Robert J. LaMarco, $404.74 to Commercial Credit. Richard J. McGuire, $80.10 to Alexander Greenbaum (MTS Budget Plan). Eieco $92.57 to Buffalo Rubber Supply.
Joseph E. Zakrzewski, $61.85 to Frances McMaster. Stanley E. Jean Hoffman, $304 to GFC Loan. Hattie James Burrough, $245.99 to Gramatan National Bank Trust.
Oversee Bechum, $180.50 to Leslie J. Vernon D. Holden (Lackawanna Motor Sales). Kenneth W. Thomas.
$38.60 to Bert Simon. James D. Tappan, $169.52 to Courier Express. Helen Richelt, $194.55 to Anthony A. Gerace Jr.
Joseph J. Mertz. $148.80 to P. F. Collier Son Corp.
SUPREME COURT JUDGMENTS (First name is that of debtor) Burton E. Stamp, 98.18; Robert Rhinehart, 354.34: Burton E. Stamp, 38.196; to Trust Carl A. Blim, 10,264.77 to Joseph T. Ryerson Sons Inc.
James Tappen, 388.51 to Jefferson Press Inc. Mercedes Rodriquez, 290.61 to St. las Buffalo Federal Credit Union, City of Buffalo, 67.25 to General Motors Acceptance Corp. Mildred Lorin Nosbisch Barbour C. Kain, 1746.56 to Joseph Bott.
Valentine Gluszek, 19.27; Norman Hamilton, 43.64; to Schmitt's Garage Inc. Victor Rizzo, 134.51 to Torrance Brooks. Mrs. Bernard Gardner, 1018.73 to Orrin Thomas. John Keller, 71.38 to Schmitt's Garage Inc.
Gerald A. Arthur J. Clawson, 330.49 to Cladisco Corp. John Berger, 60.40 to DeGraff Memorial Hospital, William Aunkst, 112.95 to Harry, J. Bylebyl.
Lydia Billyard, 196.08 to the Marine Trust Co. of Western New York. Theodore Nagle, 1062.12 to Columbus McKinnon Chain Corp. SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENTS In Supreme Court. Otto Traczyk Wilma Traczyk, $446.60 to Lincoln Rochester Trust Dec.
17, 1957. Edward Clemens, $4.51 to Frontier Home Equipment July 19, 1956. LIS PENDENS, Norman Moffett Appleby and Frank A. Sarver (Lureco Co, of Clarence), Culver W. McKinley.
William S. Gordon vs. and Ruth Neeson et Tonawanda. Buffalo Savings Bank vs. Albert J.
Wild et Hamburg. Western Savings Bank of Buffalo Vs. Robert L. Appleby and Frank A. Sar.
ver et al (Lureco Co. of Clarence, Culver N. MECHANICS LIENS Leo Franz and Paul R. Courteau (Franz Construction), lienors, vs. Robert M.
and Geraldine E. O'Brien, owners, and Nelson Keem, contractors, $1350, Lackawanna. PATENTS ISSUED Buffalo Evening News Bureau WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-Patents issued to Western New York applicants include: Richard Thomas. Amsden, Buffalo, assignor to American-Lincoln Toledo, gyratory and straight-line movement abrading machine.
Richard Heuser, Buffalo, assignor to McKaig-Hatch Buffalo, adjustment locking means for adjustable jaw wrenches. N. Amigone, Buffalo, combination wine-bottle, cooler and ice bucket; also patent for wine-bottk cooler, ice bucket and beverage dispenser and holder therefor. Theodore Kailey, Buffalo, indoor tele. vision antennas.
ALFRED M. SAPERSTON Leads Jewish. Group Max M. Rosen, Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, Milton T.
Shapiro, Paul Sukernek, Charles J. Victor, Mrs. Robert Warner and Harold Zimbler..
