a a a EDITION BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Thursday, July 30, 1959 Section III Obituaries (Carrie) Dispenza, July 28, 1959, of 818 Potomac beloved wife of the late Angelo: mother of Michael and Mrs. Joseph Azarello; survived by five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral from 18 Plymouth Ave. Friday at 1 P. M.
Friends are invited. 28130 COPELLA James suddenly in East Aurora, N. July 29, father 1959. husband of Dorothy Liegey; of Charlotte L. and Melvin son of George A.
and Mary Copella of Kersey, brother and of Shirley. Genevieve. Friends may call at the Meyer Funeral Gertrude, Glenn Home, 471 Main East Aurora, N. Y. Arrangements to be announced later.
of 1763 DIEFENBACH- Millersport July 28. George J. Diefenbach 1959, husband of Henrietta Frankhauser Benjamin (Edna) Kohl, Edgar G. Diefenbach; father of Mrs. Diefenbach, Mrs.
Oral (Dorothy) Yoder and Mrs. Robert (Florence) Starkweather; grandfather of gran children and one great-grandchild: brother of Mrs. Julia MarMrs. Frank Duermeyer and Mrs. quette, Mrs.
Margaret Wehrung, Warren Klein. Funeral from BeachTurn Funeral Home, corner Cayuga Williamsville, Saturday afternoon at o'clock, and at Skinnersville Church at 1:30. Friends are invited. Mr. Diefenbach was a charter member of Getzville Exempt Fire vice president of and a trustee Amherst School Skinnersville Cemetery, Association.
District No. 7 for 25 years. 29131 DONOHUE Suddenly, at Ft. Erie, July 29, 1959, Michael husband formerly of 1119 Seneca of Margaret A. Cogan Donohue: father of Richard Mrs.
Jerome brother of Sister Mary Lauremtia of Recktenwalt, and Nancy Donohue: Mercy Order, Mrs. Frank Kolb. Patrick, the late Mrs. Harry Wallace and Thomas Donohue: grandfather of Michael, Thomas and John Donohue. Jerome and Karin Ann Recktenwalt.
Friends may call the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8 and at St. Vincent's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr.
Donohue was a member of the Holy Name Society. 29131 DORSCH- Charlotte, July 28, 1959, of 16 Calumet wife of the late August Louis, Dorsch; Henry mother Dorsch, of Mrs. William Paul Hentges, and the late Charles, AuLang and Mrs. Louise Hen; grandgust, Minnie Dorsch. Mrs.
Margaret mother of eight grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the funeral home of Robert Hennessy 2067 Niagara held Fri- where services will be day afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. 29130 EHRING- Clara Bowen Ehring of North Main Angola, N. suddenly, July 29, 1959, wife of mother the late John H.
Ehring: beloved of George C. Ehring. Funeral services form Froehley's Funeral Home, 262 North Main Angola, N. Y. Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Friends invited. Interment in North Colins. N. Y. 30131 FERER-Fanny, July 29, 1959, 409 Argonne Kenmore, N.
beloved wife of Morris; mother of Phillip of Miami, Ben of Brooklyn. N. Irving and Mrs. Irving Shapiro; sister of Mrs. Edith Potosky; also survived by ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware corner Rand. Thursday at 1 P. M. Flowers gratefully declined. Friends invited.
After services the family will be at 175 Irving Kenmore, 29130 GILLESPIE-Robert E. of Heroy Clarence Center, N. July 28. 1959, beloved husband of Sarah (nee Eakman); father of Mrs. William Groff, Akron, N.
and Robert A. of Tonawanda, N. brother of Mrs. David Winstone, Mrs. Madelyn Burrows, Earl Gillespie and Clyde Niel, all of Pennsylvania: also survived by eight grandchildren.
Friends may Home, 130 Main Akron, N. call at the Bernhardt Funeral where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 P. M. Friends invited. Mr.
Gillespie was a member of Occidental Lodge No. 766, F. A. M. Expressions Flowers of gratefully sympathy declined.
be may made by contributions to the Crippled Children's Fund. Pittsburgh. Pa. Masonic memorial services Thursday evening at 8 P.M. 29130 GOLIMOWSKI Josephine M.
(nee Pawlowski), July 29. 1959. of 19 Kiefer, beloved wife of Stephen: mother of Harry A. and Richard A. Gordon: sister Mrs.
John Hoyle of Saratoga Springs, N. Mrs. Joseph Nagoroski and Mrs. Casimir Malecki; grandmother of five grandchildren. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home Walden Ave.
at Genesee, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. and from Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church at 8:30. Friends are invited. Mrs. Golimowski WAS a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Adam Plewacki Post No.
799, under whose auspices a memorial service will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 30131 HOLMES Thomas suddenly in South Wales, N. July 28, 1959, husband of Theresa Gerling: father of Thomas W. and Mrs. Winifred F.
Pataye, both of South Wales. N. and the late Edith Kaiser; brother of the late Eugene, Walter and Seth. Funeral from the Wood Funeral Home, 784 Main East Aurora, Friday at 2 P. M.
Friends invited. HYLANT- -John W. Hylant, husband July 27, 1959, of Bertie Bay, of the late Louise Buell Hylant: brother of Mrs. Emil Styn. Mrs.
Cyril Van Valkenburg of San Diego, Rear Admiral E. P. Hylant U.S.N. (retired) and the late Mrs. Gertrude Kelly, Mrs.
Irene Sachs and Thomas Hylant. Funeral from the George J. Roberts Sons Funeral Home, 205 Linwood Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock, and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. 29130 JACKSON -Sidney W. Jackson. July 29, 1959, of 87 Admiral Rd. son of Annie W.
and the late William W. Jackson; brother of Mrs. Otto Moesch of Cincinnati. 0. Friends may call at the Darwin E.
Meyers Funeral Home, 4614 Main at Roycroft Snyder. on Friday from 2-4 and 7-10 o'clock. Funeral Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. Jackson was a member of the American Legion Post No.
665, Troop I and Highland Lodge No. 835 A. under whose auspices a memorial service will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 30131 JENDRASIAK Anastasya (nee. Nowakowska, July 29, 1959.
of St. Mary's beloved wife "of Ignatius Jendrasiak: dear mother of Mrs. Harriet Urbanezyk, Emily Jendrasiak, Telesphor J. Jendrasiak. Sophia Kurzmarski, Stanley Jendrasiak, Mrs.
Jean Podlecki. Mrs. Mary Syrek and Dr. Casimer Jendrasiak and the late Isabelle Wozniak and Thaddeus Jendrasiak; mother-in-law of Louis Urbanezyk, Jane Jendrasiak, Michael Kuezmarski, Anthony J. Podlecki, Paul Syrek.
Elsie Jendrasiak: sister of Pelagia also survived by 17 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Chapel Okoniewski Brothers neral Home, 926 Sycamore, Saturday morning at 9:30. and from Transfiguration Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery family plot.
Deceased was member of the Patriotic Society Polek Wanda, Ladies' Auxiliary of Villa Maria Academy, Polish Library Association, Polish National Alliance Lodge 168. Apostleship of Prayer and Mothers' Club of Transfiguration Parish. Members of Mothers' Club please assemble for prayer Friday evening at 7:30 at the chapel. Flowers gratefully declined. Friends invited.
30131 JOHNSON Mary A. Johnson Dorris July 28, 1959, wife of the late William T. Johnson: mother of Mrs. David (Helen) Johnstone of New Kensington, Mrs. William (Edna) Me Veigh.
Mrs. Eugene (Grace) Renwick and the late Mrs. George (Roth) Johnstone: sister of Mrs. Daniel Eva) Popard of Forestville. N.
also survived by seven grandchildren. Calls be made at the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey until 11 A.M. Saturday. Funeral service from MacAlpine Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 o'clock. Contributions in Mrs. Johnson's memory may be made to the Fund of Remembrance of Mac Alpine Church. 29131 KELLY- John Joseph.
July 29, 1959, husband of the late Sophia Fitzpatrick: father of John 0. and the late Kenneth Kelly: brother of Margaret and Joseph Kelly of St. Louis, Mo. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 at the funeral home of Lux Sons 2528 Main where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 and at St. Mark's Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends i-n vited. 30131 KNAPP-See Ralyea notice. KOBLICH-Margaret E. Needermeyer. July 29.
1959. of 98 Alturia beloved wife of the late George C. Koblich: mother of George Mrs. Andrew Gold. Gerhart J.
of California, and Marion H. Koblich: grand. mother of eight grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren, Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 823 Genesee St. Funeral, and services Saturday at 2 P. M.
30131 KRAUSE -Joanna M. (nee Druzbik) of 74 Franklin Lackawanna, July. 28. 1959, beloved wife of Felix Krause: daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Druzbik: sister of Stella. Brownie and the late Edward: sister-in-law of John Dusza. Frances Kaminska and Julia Tomaka. Funeral Friday morning at 9:30 from the Kaczor Funeral Home, 505 Ridge Lackawanna, and at St. Barbara's Church at 10 p'elock.
Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased was member of the Holy Rosary Society 28130 and the Polish Circle, KRISTOFF Sophie of 357 Victoria Kenmore, N. July 30, 1959. beloved sister of Mrs.
John (Ann) Blakita: daughter nt the late Filip and Catherine Nowicki Kristoff. aunt of John and Robert Blakita. Funeral from Slotiuk Funeral Home, 102 Amherst Saturday. 10.30 and Church at 11:15 Friends Invited. Miss Kristoff Was member Women's Sodality of St.
Paul's Church. more, N. Y. 30131 LASKOWSKI Bronislaus, July beloved 29, 1959, of 77 Lombard husband of Clara (nee Anowski); dear father of Edmund and Rita; father-in-law of Andrew Dietrich. also survived by two grandchildren.
Relatives and friends may call at the Blessed Mother Chapel of the Kazmierezak Funeral Home, 347 Peckham St. where prayers 8:30 will and be said Saturday morning at in St. Stanislaus Church at 9. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of Adam Plewacki Post No. 799 American Legion. LEARMAN -See Ralyea notice. MARBLE -Lena Esdon Marble of Freedom, N. July 29, 1959.
wife of the late Ira Marble; mother of Howlett LaMonte of of Freedom, Machias, and Mrs. the late Charles Edson and Merton: sister of the late Edgar Edson. Friends may call at the funeral home of W. S. Davis Arcade, until Saturday Funeral from the Machias Methodist o'clock.
Church Burial Saturday in Maple afternoon Grove Cemetery, Machias, MILLER Francis J. Sr. of 551 Elm July 28. 1959. father of Francis J.
Robert, Mrs. John Dyche, and Mrs. Paul (Margaret) Renaldo; brother of John Miller, Cole and Lillian Bradford. Funeral from Lux Sons Funeral Home, 9:30, 124 Goodell Friday morning at and from St. Louis Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited. 29130 MORGAN-Edna, of 179 E. Ferry July 28, 1959, cousin of Bertha Monroe. Funeral Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock from Brown's Funeral Home, E. Utica St.
Friends invited. -John S. Murphy, 591 husband Prospect July 29, 1959, of Donald Sarah White Richard Murphy: and father late John M. Murphy; brother of Michael J. Mrs.
Murphy, William Mrs. Kirk, James Mrs. Walter Bresnehan, Fox. and Virginia Murphy. Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, Main Saturday morning at 8:15 o'clock and from Holy Angels Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend. 29131 E. Schatter, July 30, 1959 NOSKY-Emaline, Smallwood Cheektobeloved wife of George W. late head Jr. Joanne of Nosky; A sister of Nosky: mother of Mrs.
John White. Dunkirk, N. Y. Stephen. Mrs.
Verna McCarthy, Mrs. John Wahlen, Mrs. William Rott, Clement and George. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 1933 Kensington funeral Saturday at 8:15 A. M.
Requiem Mass at Our Lady Help of Christian Chapel 9:15 A. M. 30131 PARNELL Cahill N. Parnell, suddenly in East Aurora, July 27, 1959, wife of James E. Parnell; mother of Thomas J.
Friends may call at the Meyer Aurora, Funeral Home, 471 Main East from 7-9 Thursday evening. Rosary at 8:30. Funeral from St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church, Syracuse, N. on Saturday ing.
Aug. 1. PERKINS- -Horace in Elma, N. July 29. 1959; hushand of Ellen Bunz and the late Katherine, Anthes: father of Mrs.
Frank Marks, ard Horace E. Jr. Mrs. Lester Fischer and Mrs. Richard MeKinstry: brother of Emmons, Mrs.
Perry Dake, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Carl Anderson and the late Mrs. Hannah Donahue, Frank and Arthur; also survived by 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The family will be present at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora, from 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. Funeral from the United Lutheran Church of the tivity, West Fillmore Saturday at 11 A. M. Memorial service Friday at 8 P. M.
under the aus. pices of the Ancient and Illustrious Order of The Knights of Malta of which he was a past grand commander. 30131 July 29, 1959, of 166 Bickford PTASZYNSKI-Chester C. Ptaszynski, beloved husband Margaret Schmidt Ptaszynski; father of Mrs. Lloyd Franklin; grandfather of Ronald, Gerald and David Franklin.
Funeral services from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey o'clock. Friday Friends afternoon, 1:30 invited. Mr. Ptaszynski was a member of Golden Eagle Lodge No.
1345. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 o'clock. 29130 RALYEA-Leonie Fluviot of 497. Suf. folk July 28, 1959, wife of the late James Ralyea; beloved of Mrs.
Lawrence Scherer, Kenneth Learman and the late Stanley W. Knapp; sister of the late Mrs. John Smith and Louis Fluviot; grandmother of Douglas K. Learman. The and family 7-10 P.M.
at the Harry W. will receive friends from Vackel Funeral Home, 836 E. Delavan where prayers will be said Friday morning at 10 and from St. Clement's Episcopal Church, sex near Girder at 10:30 o'clock. Friends invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. Contributions to Heart Fund appreciated. 29130 ROECKER-Henry A. Rocker, July 1959, of 297 Allendale West Seneca, M. N.
Ulrich beloved Rocker: husband of of Alice Richard H. Rocker; grandfather father of Jeffery and James Rocker; brother of Carl of Rochester, N. Mrs. Lillian Brunck of Lancaster, N. Y.
and the late William and Rocker and Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber. Funeral from the Chapel" of the Wm. J. Yox Sons Funeral Home, 2390-94 Seneca Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of West Seneca Post No. 735 American Legion, and was a life member of the American Railway of Supervisors Association No. 18. 29130 ROSENFELD-Murray Lee, suddenly July 29, 1959, of 21 Manchester beloved son of Al and Rose (Nissenson) Rosenfeld, Services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware Friday at 1 P.
M. Flowers gratefully declined. Friends invited. SCHERER-See Ralyea notice. SCHULZ-Charles F.
Schulz, suddenly, July 28, 1959. of 175 Davidson beloved husband of Jennie A. Wouk Schulz; father of Mrs. Lawrence Seiler and the late Charles J. and Joseph C.
Schulz: Daniel grandfather Seiler: of brother Joanne, of Charles Bernard, Mrs. Leo Tepas, Mrs. John Crotty and the late Joseph and Schulz. Funeral services from ton A. Ullrich Funeral Home 3272 Bailey Saturday morning at 8:15 o'clock and at St.
James Mr. Schulz was a member of Police Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Captains Association, Erie Club and Holy Name Society of St. James Church, 29t31 SHAPIRO Albert.
July 28, 1959, of Parker Township of Tonawanda; husband of Libbie Zidell Shapiro: brother of Mrs. Esther Lichterman of Rochester, N. Mrs. Sol Snyder, Maurice of Jamestown, N. Mrs.
Melvin Schwartz and the late Rebecca Snyder and Celia Butler. Services from the Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2140 Delaware Ave. corner Rand, Thursday at 2:30 P. M. Flowers gratefully declined.
Friends invited. After services the family will be at 16 Tillinghast. 29130 of 135 Stanton July 29. 1959, STEPHAN-Josephine Renner Stephan wife of the late John B. Stephan: mother of John and Nelson; grand.
mother of Charles, Margaret and Eileen Stephan: sister of Mrs. Louise Murray, Mrs. Frank Lehner. Mrs. Elmer Schifferle, Anthony, Joseph and Edward Renner.
Funeral from the Schlager Funeral Home, 674 8:50, Broadway, and at St. Ann's Church at 9 Saturday morning at o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Branch No. 121, L.C.B.A.
Family present between 2-5 and 7-10 P. M. STIRLING -In Little Falls, N. Tuesday, July 28, 1959, Jennie De Witt, wife of the late Chester A. and beloved mother of Mrs.
Arthur (Lois) Booth. Dr. Arthur and De Witt B. Stirling. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Norman A.
Parker Funeral Home, 47 Main Little Falls, N. Friday, July 31, 10:30 A. M. Visiting Thursday, 3-5 and 7-10. 29130 THESSEN Jayne B.
in Buffalo, N. July 28, 1959, daughter of George J. and Virginia Codd Thessen; sister of John Phillip Thessen: granddaughter of Mrs. Rose and the late George J. Thessen.
Edmund and Dorothy Codd. Funeral from the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home. 64 Maple East Aurora, Friday, at 8:30 AM and Mass of the Angels at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 P.M.
29130 VALENTINE -Matilda Perry, formerly of 546 Hewitt July 28, 1959, wife of the late Paul Valentine: mother of Joseph Mrs. Robert J. Wood, Mrs. William Bunny, Paul. Anne M.
Valentine and the late Albert G. Valentine: sister of Joseph and Henry Perry and the late Mrs. Giesige, Mrs. Rose Lazarus and Mrs. Josephine, Dennison, Mrs.
August Joseph Smith: grandmother of eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the James E. Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario near Crowley, where services will be held Saturday ing at 8:15, and in St. John the Baptist Church. Hertel at 8:45 o'clock.
Friends invited. Mrs. Valentine was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St. John the Baplist Church. 30131 VIBBERT-Wilford July 28, 1959, of 741 Ashland husband of Agnes M.
Vibbert. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home 5 Walden at Genesee. Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
29130 WILSON -Alice Woodruff Wilson. of 230 Hamilton Kenmore, July 28. 1959 beloved wife of Ernest Wilson. Friends may call at Bury Funeral Home, 3070 Delaware Ave. where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 n'elock Friends are invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. 30131 C2 C2 Mrs. Ignatius Jendrasiak Horace E. Mrs. Anastasia Jendrasiak, 88, long active in Polish organizational work, died Wednesday (July 29, 1959) in Buffalo General Hospital after a brief illness.
She lived at 101 St. Mary's Rd. Jendrasiak and her 95, who survives, celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary Feb. 4. Born in Poland 20, 1871, she settled in Buffalo 70 years ago.
She and her husband were charter members of Transfiguration Church, which was organized in 1893. Mrs. Jendrasiak also was an organizer Polek Wanda Patriotic Society. She was a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Villa Maria Academy, Polish Library Association; Polish Craftsmen's Society 168, Polish National Alliance and the Mother's Club and the Apostleship of Prayer Society of Transfiguration Church. Family members said Mrs.
Jendrasiak had been active in each of the groups until her recent illness. Council 19 of the Polish National Alliance adjourned its meeting in Dom Polski Wednesday evening in her memory. Surviving besides her husband, Stanley are three M. and sons, Dr. Telesphor Casimir J.
Jendrasiak; five daughters, Mrs. Louis T. Urbanczyk Miss Emily Jendrasiak, Mrs. Michael Kuczmarski, Mrs. Anthony J.
Podlecki Sr. and Paul P. Syrek; a sister, Mrs. Pelagia Szelmeczka; 17 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. A Mass of Requiem at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in Transfiguration Church will follow prayers at 9:30 in the Okoniewski Bros.
Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore St. Burial will be in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. John S. Murphy John S.
Murphy, 70, of 591 Prospect head of the M. Murphy, suddenly Sons Wednesday Trucking (July 30, 1959) in the company office, 730 West Ave. He had been associated with the trucking company, founded by his father, the late Michael Murphy, for more than 50 years. native of Buffalo, he attended (the Old Cathedral Parochial School and St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute.
Surviving are his wife, the former Sarah White; two sons, Donald E. and Richard a brother, Michael and four sisters, Mrs. James Bresnehan, Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs. Walter Fox and Miss Virginia Murphy.
Prayers will be said at 8:30 Saturday morning in the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 Main and a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 in Holy Angels Church. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Chamberlin Sr. M.
Donald M. Chamberlin 52, of 3819 Town of Cheektowaga, driver for Genesee, Hewitt Robins Rubber Division, died Tuesday afternoon (July 28, 1959). Mr. Chamberlin, a member of' Rubber Union, was the father of M. ChamWorkers, berlin a skin diver active in rescue work for the Erie County Sheriff's Department.
A member of Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church, Mr. Chamberlin is survived by his wife, Odelia; two sons, Donald and Oliver; a daughter, Mrs. Janet B. Fuoco, and five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be in Joseph Stauth Funeral Home, 2264 Main at 2 tomorrow afternoon.
Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery. ZALESKI- (nee Sliwicki), July 28, 1959, of 320 Bissell beloved wife of Damazy; dearest mother Chester, Henry, Theresa Lipowski, Eileen Kenney, Joseph and Marie Colueel: mother-in-law of Ann, Elizabeth, Stanley Lipowski, Clark Kenney, Gloria, and Ernest Colucci; sister of Ann Biekowski, Ethei Bochnia, and Joseph Sliwicki; grandchildren. also survived by Funeral will be held Saturday morning from the N. J. Sliwinski Funeral Home 1303 Sycamore 8:30 A.
M. and at Queen of the Most Holy Church at 9:16. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. Mrs.
Zaleski Rosary was Society a of St. member Peter of Paul Church, Depew, N. Polish National Allaince No. 2699 and Polish Union of America No, 244. 29131 Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST.
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Family plets from $150. Modest terms arranged. Office open Monday thru Saturday, 8:30 A.M to 4:30 P.M. and Sunday, 1:00 te 4:00 P.M. WILSON SYSTEM FOR WATER WILL COST $1,500,000 Special to The Buffalo Evening News WILSON, July 30-It will cost about $1,500,000 for the Town of Wilson to build a supply system for water to be furnished by Niagara County.
Residents also were informed, at a meeting Wednesday in Wilson Central School, that creation of a water district within the town will mean new taxes of about $13.80 on each $1000 of assessed valuation. A plan, explained by Fred C. Morris, of Pride Associates, also provides minimum water rates year for each of 500 families in the proposed district. Water, at wholesale rates, will available to Wilson in 1960 when District the Niagara completes an County over-all Water all county system. Wilson would be supplied from a 12-inch main in the Lockport Youngstown Rd.
The town must build a pipeline leading off hte county main and Mr. Morris recommended a grid in Randall Braley the Cambria- Wilson Rd. and Lake Rd. Ralph S. Evans, Wilson supervisor, said the plan will be discussed again at meetings in August.
Union Leader Says Clark Using 'Scare Tactics' OLEAN, July 30-Joseph Scutella, president Local 4601, United Steelworkers of America, today charged that Clark Brothers officials are using the same so-called "scare tactics" they allegedly used during the strike in the fall of 1951. Mr. Scutella said: "The strike ended then with workers getting 16-cent-an-hour pay boost." He a added: "Since then the company has expanded its Olean operations." The strike, which has idled some 1500 workers, is in its 60th day. 10 Deaths Walter W. Judkins to The Buffalo Evening News Special EAST PEMBROKE, July 30 -Pioneer days in his Nebraska boyhood frequently were recalled by Walter William Judkins, 71, retired East Pembroke farmer, whose funeral will be conducted tomorrow.
The Rev. William Joiner will conduct the service at 2 o'clock in the C. B. Beach Son Mortuary, Corfu. Mr.
Judkins died Sunday, in Genesee Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He had lived on his Dodgson Rd. farm since 1926. A former schoolteacher ant World War I Navy veteran, Mr. Judkins operated his farm un til he retired five years ago.
He was born in Greenwood, la. When he was 2 years old, hi parents moved by covered wag. on to the Nebraska frontier, where he grew up. He graduated from Grand Island. Baptist College and the University of Nebraska and was a high school teacher nine years.
Mr. Judkins was a member of East Pembroke First Baptist Church, Alexander Grange and the Glenn S. Loomis Post, American Legion. He is survived by his wife, Edith M. Mooers Judkins: five sons, W.
William, East Pembroke: Norman Charlotte, N. James Alexander; Airman Roy Westover Air Force Base, and Second Lt. Paul G. Judkins, with a Marine Corps Air Wing in Japan; four daughters, Mrs. Donald V.
Dunlap, Prospect Point, Mrs. Harold Loveland, Alexander; Miss Edith M. Judkins, Detroit, and Miss Sulvia brother, L. Judkins, DeJudkins, East, 'Pembroke; a troit, and 12 grandchildren. Mrs.
Frank Snyder Special to The Buffalo Evening News ATTICA, July 30-Mrs. Donna Snyder, 72, died Wednesday in the home of her son, Paul Trauscht in Bennington. Mrs. Snyder was married to the late Frank Snyder, Surviving are two sons, Edward M. Trauscht, Rochester, and Paul Trauscht, Attica; three daughters, Mrs.
Bronson, Attica: Mrs. Edward Stackwick, Andover, and Mrs. Emerson Kiess, Baltimore, 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 o'clock in the Reding Funeral Home by the Rev. Joseph Sutcliffe.
Miss Christine C. Fowler Special to The Buffalo Evening News BATAVIA, July 29-Miss Christine C. Fowler, 84, of Clyde, a retired Batavia High School teacher, died Monday at the Lyons Nursing Home. She retired 21 ago after teaching here from 1921 through 1938. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Alice Bush of Ovid; a brother, Andrew Fowler of Rose, and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the WCTU, the DAR and the Presbyterian Church at Clyde. Services will be held in the Bohm Mortuary here at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. John Burkel Special to The Buffalo Evening News BATAVIA, July 30-John Burkel, 84, retired machinist at the Massey-Harris Ferguson Co.
Inc. plant, died in his home, 7 Oak St. Tuesday. He also was a former employe of the Doehler-Jarvis Co. here.
Mr. Burkel was born at Byron and had spent of his life in Batavia. Surviving are his wife, the former Augusta Thee; two daughters, Helen Follet of Batavia and Ruth Wheat. Mrs. on, West.
Seneca, and three grandchildren. Services will be held in the Bohm Mortuary Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Daily News Summary In Memoriam BLAS wife -In loving mother, memory Caroline, who of our dear and passed away one now, year ago hearts today. are miss you our sore.
times goes by we miss you more. Your loving smile, your vacant gentle can fill your place. HUSBAND Sadly missed AND CHILDREN. loving memory of our dear husband and dad. Chester, who passed away suddenly two years July 30.
1957. say the rosary for you, 'Neath a candle's golden flame. And the prayers that are upward rising Are bearing your whispered name. WIFE ROSE. DAUGHTER HENRY.
ALICE, SON-IN-LAW FOSTER--In loving memory of who my five years ago today. beloved husband, Willard, Not passed a single away day do I forget you, In my heart you are forever dear. Sadly missed by WIFE MILLIE. FOSTER- In loving memory who of my dear father. Willard, passed away five years ago today, and always Loved.
remembered missd, DAUGHTER AUDREY FAMILY. AND, GERACE--In loving memory of who my dear mother, Rose Genovese, passed away three years ago today, July 30, 1956. suffer and heard you saw you sigh: Could do nothing but sit and ery. I saw you sinking hour by hour, Yet 1 did all within my power. Oh.
mother, each day I miss you more, Since you were called to the heavenly shore. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER HELEN, 'GERACE-In loving memory of who my dear mother, Rose Genovese, passed away three years ago today, July 30. 1956. It's lonesome here without you, Mom. And sad in every way.
For life is not the same 10. me Since you were called away. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER ANN. GERACE--In loving memory of my dear grandmother, Rose Genovese, whose passed away three years ago today, July 30. 1956.
You are not forgotten. Nor shall you ever be. long as life and memory lasts, shall remember thee. Sadly missed by GRANDDAUGHTER ROSE MARIE. GERACE- In loving memory of my away three years ago today, July mother, Rose Genovese, who passed 30.
1956. All we have left is memories of you, The dearest mother in the world. You left behind broken hearts That will never forget you. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER JOSEPHINE WELLS. GERACE-In loving memory of my dear mother, Rose Genovese, who passed away three years ago today, It's been lonely since you left July 30, 1936.
us; Home has never been the same. All the world would be like heaven, Just to see your face agani. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER CUSSIE. GIGANT -In loving memory of our mother, Margaret, who passed away six years ago today, Juy 30, 1953. When the shades of night are falling, And we are sitting alone, To our hearts there comes a longing, If she could only come home.
oft and oft our hearts do wander To her grave not far away, Where we laid our dear mother Just six years ago today. Sadly missed by CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. PODSIADLO- loving memory of our dearly beloved husband and father, Stephen who passed away five years ago today, July 30, 1954. This day of remembrance, When one we loved was taken away By a short and sudden call. No treasure on earth can replace It's sorrow too great 10 be told.
you, 1 But to 11. who loved and lost you, Your memory will never grow old. Sadly missed by LOVING WIFE ESTELLE AND SON STEPHEN. -In loving memory of our husband and father, Dominick, who passed away four years ago today, July 30, 1955. We saw you suffer and heard you sigh.
Could no nothing but sit and ery. We saw you sinking hour by hour, Yet we did all within our power. Oh. husband and father, each day we miss you more, Since you were called to the heavenly shore. Sadly missed WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WALTERS-In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, JoAnn. who passed away 11 years ago today, July 30, 1948. She came amongst us, but she was called away, Like a sunbeam fair one winter's day. May she lead with her angel hand, All our hearts to a fairer land. Sadly missed by MOM, DAD, BROTHER AND SISTER.
Deaths Sr. of 3819 Genesee July 28. 1959. husband of Odelia Mandel; father of Mrs. Baldassare (Janet) Fuoco, Donald Oliver; son of the late Oliver F.
and Mary Ann (Pert) Chamberlin; brother of DouR Mrs. Byron 0.. Oliver Margarite Smith Mre Isabelle Heed, Dewitt Daniel and the late Kathleen. Esther, Mary Rose. mond Chamberlin.
Funeral from the Jon. Stauth Funeral Home, 2264 Main St. (opposite Dewey), Friday Friends invited. Mr. Cham.
berlin was a member of the Rubber Workers Union of the Hewitt Rubher Co 29130 BECKER-Lloyd Becker of Collins Center, N. July 26. 1959, beloved husband of Marianna Becker; father of Betty Ann of Collins Center, N. Y. Services from Mentley Funeral Home, 105 E.
Main Gowanda, N. Friday, July 31, at 2 P. M. Burial in Harve Shaw Cemetery, Town of Collins. 29130 BERENDS -Herman July husband 29, 1959, of 91 Chadduck of Elsie Werner: stepfather of Mrs.
Otto (Clara Neubrand and Mrs. August (Elsie) Lindenfels: stepgrandfather of four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, 366 Ontario at Laird where servIces will be held Saturday mornins at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Mr. Berends was member of The Men's Club of St. John's United Church of Christ. 30131 BERGER -Loretta Binner Berger of 410 South Harris Hill Williamsville, July 29, 1959, wife of Joseph Berger; mother of Ardith Edith M. and Airilin M.
Berger: daughter of Estelle Fiegl and the late Benjamin Binner: sister of Mrs. Nelson Albert, Benjamin Binner, Mrs. Charles Nadler and Mrs. John Nadier. Funeral from Beach Funeral Home, 5541 Main corner Cayuga Williamsville, Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock and at tivity of B.V.M.
Church. Harris Hill. at 10. Friends are invited. The family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 P.
M. 29131 BROOKS--Charles, July 28, husband 1959. of 252 Heath, beloved of Mary Archer Brooks; father Califor- of Mrs. Jane Bratton of nia, Mrs. Raymond Fettes, Mrs.
Marion Rathbun of Indiana, Mrs. Harry Mayers Jr. and Walter Herkey Chicago. also survived by grandchildren. Friends may call the funeral home of Lux Sons.
2528 Main where funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2. o'clock. Friends invited. 28130 BURKART-Elsie. (nee Patterson) of 100 Richlawn July 28, 1959.
beloved wife of Herman Burkart; mother of Mrs. Raymond Turner and Mrs. Frank Zarzeny: grand mother of Wayne, Patricia and Scott Turner, Elaine, Paul, Jean and Mary Zarzeny; Sister of Earl D. the Patterson. Jos.
Friends mAy call at Stauth Funeral Home, 2264 Main St. (opposite Dewey Forest until Lawn noon Chapel 4 P. M. Friends invited. Friday.
Services 29130 of 245 Fremont BUSDULA--Sophia Seneca. N. formerly of Austin Buffalo, July 28. 1939, wife of the late Peter Busdula; mother of Mrs. Everett Franklin, grandand Mrs.
George Rowe; mother of William and Marilyn Snow, Douglas and Susan Franklin and George Opera; great mother of Beverley and Donald Opera. Friends may call Home, at the 3976 J. Warren Hoy Funeral Seneca Ebenezer. where services wil be held Friday at 2 M. Friends invited.
281:30 BYRON- Clara R. (Waltz) Byron of 51 Tyler Depew, N. July 29, 1959. wife of the late Frank J. Byron: mother of Frank J.
Byron and Mrs. Richard (Dorothy) Quiram: sister of Mrs. Florence Cook, Mrs. Harriett Westphal, Mrs. Albert Amann, Mrs.
Percy Myers and the late Edward G. and Roy A. Waltz: also survived by three grandchil-1 dren. Funeral from the Seeger Scherer Funeral Home, 5486 Broadway, Lancaster, Friday afternoon 2 o'clock and from St. John's Lutheran Church: at 2:30.
Friends vited. Interment Lancaster Rural her of Ideal Rebekah Lodge No. 203 Cemetery, Mrs. Byron was a and the Dorcas and Missionary Societies of St. John's Lutheran Church.
29130 Donald M. Horace E. Perkins, 76, past grand commander of the Ancient and Illustrious Order Knights of Malta, died Wednesday (July 29, 1959) in his home at 1520 Bowen Elma. Mr. Perkins, a native of West Falls, moved to Elma three years ago from Buffalo, where he had lived since boyhood.
He was a retired truck driver for the City of Buffalo and was a member of the Republican Club of Buffalo. Surviving are his wife, Ellen; Frank three daughters, Mrs. Marks, Mrs. Lester Fischer and Mrs. McKinstry; two sons, Richard.
Richard brother, Emmons; three sisters, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Perry Dake and Mrs. Frank Davis; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Rev.
John W. Fehringer pastor of United Lutheran Church of the Nativity, East Aurora, will conduct services at 11. o'clock Saturday morning the church. Burial will be in White Chapel Memorial Park. A memorial service under the auspices of The Knights of Malta will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple East Aurora.
David Griswold Special to The Buffalo Evening News BATAVIA, July 30 David Griswold, 40, a reporter for the Batavia Daily News, died in Medina Memorial Hospital Wednesday. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday Orleans in his home at Ridegawy, County. Mr. Griswold was born in Batavia Jan. 26, 1919, the son of Mrs.
Harriet Griswold of 116 Trumbull Batavia, and the late Laurence W. Griswold. Laurence Griswold was managing editor of the Batavia News, of which his father, G. S. Griswold, was co-founder.
are his Surviving, wife, the former Mrs. besides his mother, Anne Hathaway, whom he married last May 16; his stepson, Richard Hathaway; Randall his of Fram- sister, Mrs. William ingham, his step grandmother, Mrs. Evelyn H. Griswold of Batavia, Griswold McWain, presidensher of the Batavia News.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in St. James Episcopal by the Very Rev. John T. Sanborn. Burial will be in Forest Lawn, Buffalo.
Robert G. Fletcher Special to The Buffalo Evening News NIANTIC, July 30 Services will be held here tomorrow for Robert George Fletcher, 65, a former tenor soloist in several Buffalo churches and Masonic lodges. Mr. Fletcher, once a member of The Welsh Singers, died Sunday (July 26, 1959) after a long illness. He sang Paul's Cathedral, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church and Central PresA byterian native Churchwesterly, R.
Mr. Fletcher lived in Buffalo from 1921 to 1947. He operated the Fletcher Office Furniture Co. on Washington St. across from Ellicott Square from 1932 to 1939.
He last lived here at 607 South Town of East Aurora. Mr. Fletcher is survived by his wife, Marguerite; son, John daughter, Mrs. William Gilchrist, Grove Town of East Aurora, and two brothers and four grandchildren. DRIVER FINED $15 AFTER ACCIDENT Special to The Buffalo Evening News MEDINA, July 30-A Medina motorist whose car went out of control Wednesday and crashed through a fence paid a $15 fine before Peace Justice Arthur Foreman of Shelby for leaving the scene of an accident.
Russell A. Faust, 62, was traveling north on Sanderson Rd. when his car went out of control, crashed through a fence on the Floyd Smith farm and continued about 100 yards into the field. In another case, Orleans County Sheriff's Department Wednesday arrested Stanley Szurgot, 33, of Middleport after his release from Medina Memorial Hospital where he was treated for injuries in an accident near Medina Saturday. He is charged with without a license and without proper license plates.
He was to appear today before Judge Foreman. Border Is Re-opened AMMAN, Jordan, July 30 (UPI)-The border between Jordan and Syria was re-opened today. Syria closed the border June 5 in a dispute with Jordan about the passage of some Syrians across the border. Anti-Trust Probe Bill Voted WASHINGTON, July 30 (P)- The Senate passed by voice vote Wednesday a bill under which the attorney general could compel corporations to produce records to aid in investigation of civil anti-trust cases. SINCE 1887 So much more and without needless expenses! DARWIN E.
MYERS FUNERAL HOMES 2450 MAIN ST. Jewett BUFFALO at Roycroft 4614 MAIN ST. SNYDER -Ci. 2500 AMPLE' OFF-STREET PARKING. ACCIDENTS Donald Williams, 8, of 335 Hickory, struck in Spring near.
Broadway about 1:45 PM Wednesday; face cuts, leg injuries: Emergency Hospital. Driver, Willis Cunningham, 38, of 256 E. Ferry. BURGLARIES 844 Broadway, Casper Jeweler, Rudolph Kasprzyk, manager: entered early Wednesday by breaking front two portable windows. radios, valued at $200.
and display Three sea watches missing. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Wednesday: 3:28 PM -Foot of Smith, grass, Park Germaina, grass. 4:23 Rescue Squad 5 to 416 AuRomeo Roy, 46, ill, remained Squad 3 to 21 George, unnecessary. 4:55 Rescue Squad 1 to Ohio St. James Maloney, 33, 42 Lawrence, left in doctor's care.
4:58 2101 Elmwood rubbish. Park Plaza, Hubbell, false, Krettner, false, -370 Swan, rubbish, no damage, Squad 1 to 564 a a a Perry; Czarnecki, 27, ill, left in doctor's 11:31 481 Ashland, refrigerator $10 damage. MISSING PERSONS slacks, white blouse. STOLEN AUTO Freddie Degree, 11, of 58 Northland since Tuesday: feet 3 inches, 60 pounds, black hair, brown eyes, dungarees. Miss Dorothy Beamish, 18, of 14 Meriden since Monday; 5 feet 6 inches, 120 pounds, brown hair eyes; white dress.
shoes. Lemuel Clark, 9, of 44 Pine since Wednesday: 3 feet 2 inches, 45 pounds, brown eyes, black hair: dungarees, red Hart, shirt, 15, of black 58 Buffum, sneakers. since Wednesday: 5 feet 7 inches, 135 pounds, gray eyes. brown hair; black 1955 Chevrolet sedan, by Charles Penney, 361 stolen from 303 Ellicott 88-98. owned Wednesday, TRAFFIC COURT Judge Joseph P.
Kuszynski Speeding $75-Walter 5. Wilezak. 30, 595 Fulton. $30 Eugene G. Kozcielny, 18, 153 Wright.
$5 -George P. Lorenz, 39, 208 Baitz3 Ted Slowinski, 48, 197 Hastings: Har. vey L. Schroeder 25, 21 Danforth: Gerald F. Redden, 21, 164 Eugene, Town of Tonawanda; Harold Gallon, 21, 34 Emerson.
$20-Jack Rooks, 45, 369 Hudson; Norbert Kania. 16. 279 Perry Gretchen Hurley, Killinger, 134 41. 74 Central, Hedley; LanJohn 42, caster. $15-Betty Gould.
405 Olympic; Paul R. Hughes, 17, 27 Windspear; Florence D. Tucker, 32. 610 Huth. Cheektowaga; Emily B.
Sadlocha, 36, 715 Military; William Gleave, 17, 337 Pennsylvania. Kenneth Burleigh, 23. 228 W. van; Susan L. Bach.
20, 505 Berkshire: John B. Sutton, 27, 115 Stevens; Walde mar Ples. 32, 252 Person; Richard P. Notto, 28, 272 Moselle. James J.
Lewis, 29, 279. Southamp ton: William Klein, 46. 445 Voorhees; Jerome C. Fronczak, 19, 41 St. Louis; Michael Bodach.
39. 1974 Niagara; Norma Sahren, 28, 470 Capen. Abraham A. Mandelcorn. 41, 257 Wynnwood, Town of Tonawanda; Grace P.
Woods, 49, 506 Payne, North wanda. Red Light $15-Walter S. Wilezak, 30, 595 Pule ton. No Front Plate $10-Bernard J. Marzec, 43.
French; Aloysius Kuzma, 42, 1644 Genesee. Bumper Hitch Obstructing Plate $10- Gertrude B. Smith, 49, 298 May; Edgar Rhodes, 56, 9000 Greiner, Clarence. No Inspection Sticker $10 Charles Licata, 32, 224 E. Hazel tine, Town of Tonawanda: Michael Dielaitja, 52, 2246 Hamburg Lackawanna, Illegal Hand Signals $10-Walter Kuzeski, 39, 271 Jewett Ave.
No Weight Numbers $10-Gasper Aronica, 22, Erie Angola. U-turn Haller, 30, 347 LaSalle. Loud Dual Mufflers $10-Kenneth J. Cassel 20, 185 French. Parking $10-Andrew J.
Gagliano, 153 Seve enth. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankruptcy pette tions Wednesday in Federal Court, bilities and assets listed respectively: Mae E. Coulter, State Nunda, attendant, $1841.09. $500 James A. Burt, 367 Perry, driver, $3931.04.
$150. Pershing clerk. J. Coles, 181 $323.54. Northampton, file $2198.31, Revocations and Suspensions Buffalo Evening News Burenu ALBANY.
July 30 Driver licenses and motor-vehicle registrations BURpended and revoked during today the by first the July were listed Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Western New York names include: LICENSES REVOKED Third Violation Within 18 Months Ronald S. Havnes. 21, 84 Monaco, Niagara Falls: James Davis, 32. 7029 Pine, Niagara Falls: Norman Bykowicz, 20, 91 Franklin, Sloan; Francesco Harland Cos J.
Munson. 20. Lewiston: ta, 23, 144 Victoria, Kenmore: Lamar J. Brantley. 35, Pine Niazara Falls; August 0.
Capron. 20. Ellicottville: Harland J. Munson. 20.
Lewiston; Joseph Almedia, 43. Angola. Drunk Driving Stanley Stanck, 80. 8845 Point, Niagara Falls: George W. Moore, 30 Byron; Arnold C.
Gustason, 44. Jamestown; Gwilym Davies, 58, Akron: Andrew Kush 35, 532 Cedar, Niazara Falls. Fred C. Leaving Anderson, Scene of 49, Accident. Creek; Sam L.
Walker, 31, 545 95th, Niagara Falls. Failure in Re-Examination Harry B. Foster, 81. Marilla: George W. Morris, 88, 22 Argonne, Kenmore.
False Statement Wayne Finken, 24, 84 Egan, Lackawanna. Persistent Violations Margaret Joan Weinman, 30, Westons Mills. Speeding Charles F. Milks, 20, 219 Lewiston, Batavia. LICENSES SUSPENDED Rail Forfeiture on Drunk Driving Charge Herbert C.
Gunnell, 47, Falconers Clarence G. Lanning, 60. Sinclairville. Bail Forfeiture on Third Violation in 18 Months Robert D. 25.
Alden. Unlicensed Operator Walter S. Wright, 27, Steambure. Reckless Driving Joseph Leins, 27, 1312 Electria Lackawanna, REGISTRATIONS REVOKED False Statement Vinci J. Rising, 37, 137 Elmwood, Lockport.
Driving While License Revoked Kenneth Winchell, 32, Cuba: Al. bert G. Whitney, 29, 74 Hendricks, Eagertaville, JUNIOR LICENSE SUSPENDED Sandra A. Kelleren, 17, 23 Beverly, Jamestown: Hamburg: Harold David Zink R. Jr.
17, Schultz. 80 146 Second. Dunkirk: James P. Van Every. 17.
Mapleton Lockport: Duane D. Tingue, 17, Delevant Bruce E. Weller, 17. Middleport: Dimitrio J. Marra.
17, 109 W. Water, Olean: Jerry Jirak 17. Arcades B. Miller, 17, Lake View Hamburg: Karen M. Hanson, 17.
474 Salamanca: Gary Offhaus. Marilla: Edward J. Blake, 17. wood: David D. Clement, 17, Franklinville: Douglas L.
Fairbanks. 17 Forestville: William R. Sapp, 16, 8242 Withkop Niagara Falls, Farm Assets Increase To Reach a Record High Federal Report Says Half of $17 Billion Rise Is Due to Climbing Real- Estate Values By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 30-The Government reported today that farm assets increased during 1958 to reach a record high. The increase was $17,000,000,000. A report by the Federal Reserve Board put farm assets at $203,000.000,000 compared with $186,000,000,000 at the end of 1957.
Farm debts went up 000,000. They were reported at $23,300,000,000, compared with $20,200,000,000 a year earlier. Farmers' equities in agricul-1 tural assets were put at about $180,000.000,000 at the end of 1958, compared with 000,000 at the close of 1957. Income Up The report said about half the increase in the value of farm assets last year reflected the rising value of farm real estate. Farm lands and buildings were valued at $125,000.000,000, compared with $116,000,000,000 at the end of 1957.
Farm land values have been going up steadily since 1953. But these figures, said the board, did not tell the full story about farmers' economic situation. "Although rising land values 3 MEN, 2 BOYS ARE ARRESTED IN BURGLARIES Special to The Buffalo Evening News BRADFORD, July 30 Three men and two boys were arrested Wednesday in connection with a series of robberies since the first of the year. Police identified the men charged with burglary as Francis Reed, Ridgway, ly of this city, and Earl R. Gleason and Arthur Holden, both of this city, Th two area boys, 15 and 16 years old respectively, were not identified.
Burglaries involved include the Trading Post, Onoville, and Tack's Inn. According to police the five took clothing, money, food and beverages. The five were being held in the city jail Wednesday to await arraignment today. The boys will be cited for juvenile court action. The arrested culminated lengthy investigation by Bradford Police Chief A.
J. Palazetti, Patrolman Richard Miller and state trooper William Wooditch of the Kane substation. FIREMEN RESCUE VICTIM OF SMOKE A 32-year-old man suffering from smoke inhalation was rescued from his smoke filled bedroom at 121 Claremont Ave. at 5:30 o'clock this morning by firemen of Engine 19. Fred Gauger was taken to Columbus Hospital, where condition.
he is reported in "good" Battalion Chief Thomas J. McMahon said the fire apparently was caused by careless smoking. He estimated $1000 damage. greatly increased the net worth of farmers and other ers of farm land, they have not improved the situation of farm. ers with respect to income," it said.
Nevertheless, the report said, the net income from agriculture -earnings of farm operators as well as farm laborers and rentals to owners of land--totaled $18,729,000,000 in non 1958, up from 1957. Much Is Inflationary The board said farmers' financial assets--currency, deposits, U. S. Savings Bonds and ments in co- operatives increased $18.200,000.000 in 1957 to $19,000,000,000. Most of this increase was in the Western corn belt and Great Plains States, where returns were big from grain crops and livestock.
The report showed that much year's increase in the value of farm assets reflected inflationary factors. Valued at 1940 prices, the physical assets of agriculture increased about $1,100.000,000 during 1958, it said. The increase resulted mainly from the greater numbers of livestock and poultry on farms and the larger inventories of stored crops. CATTLE RAISERS URGED TO KEEP STANDARDS HIGH Robert Martin, director of Producers Cattle Department, Producers Co-operative Commis. sion Association, Wednesday urged Western New York Angus beef cattle raisers to match the quality of their feed with the desired quality of their stock for maximum market returns.
Mr. Martin addressed 170 members of the local Angus industry, 4-H members and Future Farmers of America on Ess Kay Farm, East Aurora. It was the annual field day of the Erie County Livestock Committee and the Western New York section of the New oYrk State gus Association. The afternoon's activities included inspection of the farm's cattle and facilities and demonstrations by staff members of the New York State College of Agriculture Home Economics at Cornell University. A cattle contest brought first prizes to Paul E.
Cordis of Ebenezer, senior division, and Jayne Hardy of Lawtons, junior division. A steak barbecue at 6 o'clock ended the day. Seymour H. and Northrup Knox, owners of Ess Kay, welcomed the visitors. Conservation Commended LITTLE VALLEY, July 30- New York judges of a national annual conservation program, sponsored by the Goodyear Tire Rubber cited the raugus Soil Conservation trict for doing the most to advance the cause of land and water conservation in the state between May 1, 1958 and April 130, 1959..
