Buffalo NY Courier Express 1956 a

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BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS. Wednesday. April 4, 1956 •"
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.Notices Received Until 1:30 a.m.
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Light Poles Held
Below Standards
Obituaries
Name Listed in Error
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AI Mi RIM-LotilM H«lm A!3*rin» of 4S5 EDWARDS—Shack Louis of 10 Hamlin PtCCIO—Daniel (Diego* Puccio. April Joseph A. Schwendler
Purchase IDirector Joseph R.
Fillmor* Av«.. April 2, 1»5#. wife of
Rd.. April 3. 1958. beloved husband of
2. 193*». of 253 Plymouth A v e . beloved
Funeral services for Joseph A. Stiglmeier a i d yesterday that a
th« Uf William F. Allrrtm: tisttr of
Florence Edwards: brother of Willie
husband of the late Josephine (nee
the iiite Mrs. Minnie Masaman and
Green, James Edwards. Ida Brewer
D'AngeloK father of Mrs. Angelo Schwendler, 63. will be at 10 Fri- steel firm Which submitted the
M n . Mary Bteratnrh. Funeral from
of Farnham, N. Y.. Mary Lowe. Paul
(Tomasina) lanneJlo. Anthony S..
he Schlager Funeral Home. «7«
and Clifford Edwards of Buffalo,
Charles C-. Samuel J. and Ignatius day morning in the Nativity of low bid fo# street light stanBroadway. Thursday morning at »
N". Y., Parlor Edwards of Texas.
T. Puccio: brother of Ignatius and
Our Lord Church, dards and Ipses did not receive
•*etoek and at St. Anna Church at
Friends may call at Brown's Funeral
Charles Puccio of Italy. Funeral from
Orchard P a r k , the contract because its product
»J0. Friends arc invited.
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Home. 8« -East Uttea St. Funeral
the Mario Barone Funeral Home. 132
Saturday afternoon at 1:3© o'clock,
Albany
St.
corner
of
Plymouth.
Fridav
following
prayers did not map city specifications.
ARAMBrSC—Antonio, in Lackawanna.
from Calvary Baptist Church, 339
morning at «:I5 and from Our Ladv
N Y , March f t . J»5«, of 54 Glenwood
in
the
Lenahan
William St. Friends invited.
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of Loretto Church at 9 o'clock. De
The comppiy, which filed a low
St., beloved husband of Mrs. Julia;
ceased was a member of the Campn
Funeral H o m e , bid of $2Q8,J§7, has protested the
father of Anthony Jr.: ttep-father of GEORGE—Mary Boiler. April 3. 1908.
Be!!© Dl Lieata Society and the Holv
2037 Seneca St.. awarding of the contract to Bufbeloved wife of the late Benjamin F.
John S. Miller: aunrived by one grandName Society of Our Lady of Loretto
George: mother of Edward A. and
daughter, Mary Ann Miller. Funeral
Church. Friend* invited.
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Buffalo.
Burial falo ElectrM Co. on a bid of
Helen M. George. Friends may call
•ervlcva from the Lackawanna Spaiv
BAPPOLD—
Lydla
L.
(nee
Jentzen)
of
will
be
in
the $248,217.
at the family residence, 82 Wohlers
iih Welfare Hall. H» Ridge Rd..
Parker Rd.. Hamburg. N Y.. April
Ave. Funeral Saturday at 10:15 a.m..
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and
United
German
2. 1936. wife of Charles P.; mother of
Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Mary of
from Assumption Church at arSt. BurMilton A.. Arthur W. and Raymond
and French HoSorrows Church at 11 a.m. Deceased
ial in Holy Cross Cemetery- Friends
N. Rappofd of West Seneca: sister of
was
a
member
of
the
Women's
Sorn a n
Catholic
invited. Deceased was a member of
Mrs. Laura Potter and Albert Jent
dality Altar Sortetv and L.C.B.A. NoJ
Lackawanna Spanish Welfare Associasen; also survived by 10 grandCemetery,
Pine New Yorker rinxa, 4-Door. Power
233.
Friends
Invited.
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tion.
\
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children. Funeral from the J. War
Hill.
steering, poi
ren Hov Funeral Home. 3976 Seneca
HERMAN—George Sr.. April 3. 1958 of
brakes,
( 1 2 8 9
l.lLACsi-OWSKl—Mary 'nee ShlmburSt., West Seneca. Thursday afternoon
radio and he
Mr.
Schwendler,
427 Cornwall Ave., husband of the
»kl). April 2. IMA beloved wife of
at 2. Friends invited.
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late Caroline Hersher Herman: father
the late Frank Balachowskl: beloved
of the late George F. Herman; brother ROTT—Sylvester J. Rott. April 2. 1956. J. Schwendler Erie County pubmother of Frank. Mrs, Douglas <Rtta>
a d m i n i s t rator
of Albert Herman and Mrs. Richard
of 1479 Hertel Ave., husband of Anna
SullJvao. and Mr*. Zlgmund (Rose>
Peterson: grandfather of Mrs. Allen
Gibson Rott; father of Mrs. Jeremiah since Sept. 3. 1954, died Monday
Zvsek: sister of Michael. John and
MAIN ST.
W. Swader. Mrs. Thomaa F. Burns:
J. Moriarty and John G. Rott; son of
Joseph ShlmfcuTskl. Mrs. Clara Brttt
in
his
home
at
161
S.
Buffalo
St.,
the
late
Mr
and
Mrs
George
C.
Rott;
great
grandfather
of
Pamela,
Susan
Open Pvet.
GA.
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and Mrs. I^onard fCella) Knise. Fubrother of Mrs. Frank A. Clark. Mrs. Orchard Park.
and Diane Burns. Friends received
He was senior
neral services Thursday morning at
Justin
S.
Walters
and
Lawrence
A
at
the
George
A.
Schlmmel
Funeral
• : » from Okoniewskl Brothers FunerRott and the late Mrs George P member of the law firm of
Home. 3«8 Pougeron St. at Genesee.
al Home. KM Sycamore, and at St.
Hoove* Mrs William K Ferrick
Prayer Friday morning at «:3fl o'clock.
Marv of Sorrows Church at 10 a.m.
Jame^C. and Charles L. Rott. Funer Schwendler & Schwendler.
Mass at St. Matthew's Church at &
Friends Invited.
Born in Buffalo, he attended
al from the Murphy Funeral Home.
o'clock. Deceased was a member of
1700 Hertel Ave , Wednesday morning St. Ann's Parochial School, CaLoyal Order of Moose and Retired
BIRD—Graca M . tn Hamburg. N T..,
at
9:30
and
from
St.
Margaret's
Church
Firemen's Benevolent Assn.
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wife of the lata George Bard. Fuat 10 o'clock
Friends invited De- nisius High School, Bryant &
neral from the Fogelsanger Funeral H O I X E R - B Crown Holler, of 394 Benceased was a member of the Holy Stratton Business Institute and 2-tone finim radio, beater, hyHome. Long Ave. at Lake St., Hamnett St.. North Tonasvanda. N. Y..
Name Society of St Margaret's Church
burg. Wednesday afternoon at 1:30.
April 2, 193H. husband of Elsie Adams
the University of Buffalo Law dramatic, l o # mileage. Used for
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Friends Invited
M
Holler: father of Richard. James and
8CHAMBERC.ER— Cecile. of 32 Pomona School.
pleasure o
Linda:
son
of
Mrs.
Lena
R.
Holler,
BKCK—LIElan Amelia Back of 85 GushPL, April 3. 193«. beloved daughter
all of the Tonawandas. Friends may
Mr.
Schwendler
was
a
member
ing PI April 2. IMS. wife of Rayof William and the late Emma
call at the Hamp Funeral Home. 3T
mond C. Back: mother of Mrs. Leslie
Flanders Schamberger; sister of Mrs. of Buffalo Council 184, Knights
Adam St., Tonawanda. where services
A. A. Benson. Mrs. Byron Hasktn
Gertrude
Rundell: aunt of*Ricbard
will be held Thursday afternoon at 2
'Betty Louisa Gates) of Calif.. Mrs.
and William Rundell. Friends may of Columbus, Order of Alhambra,
o'clock. Burial fn White Chapel MeWalter Bernhardt and Mrs. Wayne
call at the funeral home of Oscar S. Erie County Bar Assn., New
morial Park. Mr. Holler was a memStutnm: sister of Jack .E. and Cart E.
Wltte. 1294 Fillmore Ave.* until noon York State Bar Assn., Catholic
ber of Tonawanda Lodge 247, F. & A.
Molin: grandmother of Joanne BenM.: the Masonic Past Master AssociaFriday. Services at Forest Lawn
son Rledel, Susan and Michael BenLawyers Guild, First Friday Club,
tion: the Buffalo Launch Club: the
Chapel at 2 o'clock.
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son, P e t e ' man. Barbara Bernhardt
University of Pennsylvania Club of SCHWEMDLER - Joseph A.. April t. Greater Buffalo Advertising Club
and Pamela Stumra; great-grandest Pontiae Dealer
Buffalo?*
Western New York: the University of
1958. of Orchard Park. N. Y.. husband
mo'her of Deborah Lea Rledel.
Pennsylvania Varsity Club: the GreatDE. 0639
of Iva E. Abbott: father of Joseph E.. and the Lawyers Club of Buffalo. 2262 Delai ire
Friends may call at H. R. Potts Fuer Buffalo Association of Insurance
Mrs. Earl X (Rita) Miller. Raymond
neral Home. 1361 Hertel Ave. from
He is survived by his wife, Iva
Agents
Inc.:
the
New
York
State
H.. Ruth M., Charles H., Margaret A..
2 to * and 7 to 10 o'clock. Services
Association of Insurance Agents Inc..
Helen E.: stepfather of Mrs. Joseph E. Abbott Schwendler; three sons,
Thursday afternoon at I o'clock.
and
the
Insurance
Club
of
Buffalo.
/Ball of Dayton. O.. and Miss Mary Joseph
Friends Invited. Interment at AnE., Raymond H. and
Lou Weppner; brother of Edward J.
gola. N. f.. at a o'clock.
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ie blue, heater, d e 2-door, 2
and Mrs. Frank A. Cusack and the Charles H; four daughters, Mrs.
late Alois N. Schwendler; grandfather Earl J. Miller and • the Misses
Bi»i % \ n - M a r y Boland (nee Elliott) INCE— Martha Thees Ince. of 43 Tyler
froster, a
of six grandchildren. Friends may
St., April % 1936. wife of the late
April l , 196C of 143 Crescent Ave.,
Margaret
and Helen
call at the funeral home of George Ruth,
Dudley Ince: mother of Dudley D.
wife of the lata Patrick J. Boland;
J. Lenahan of 2037 Seneca St.. where Schwendler; two step-children,
Ince of Hamburg. N. Y.; sister of
beloved mother of Mary C . James A.,
funeral will be held Friday morning
Anna H. Thees of Buffalo and Mra.
Martha V , Beorga B.. Geraldtna T.
STMT MAY 15
PAYMI
at 9 o'clock, and from Church of Mrs. Joseph Ball and Miss Mary
Byron D. Paddon of Nassau, N. Y.:
Roland and the Late John R. Boland.
Nativity of Our Lord, Orchard Park, Lou Weppner; a brother, Edward
grandmother of Dudley Ince. Friends
Funeral from the* George J. Roberts
at 10 o'clock. Friends Invited. 4t3
received at tha Dohn Funeral Home.
Funeral Home, 2400 Main St., ThursJ. Schwendler, and a sister, Mrs.
143
Kenmore
Ave.,
near
University
day morning at 9 o'clock and from
SHAPIRO—April 2. 1956, Anna Worobec- Frank Cusack.
riAC CORP.
Plaza,
where
funeral
services
will
be
St. Vincent de Paul Chureb at »:30.
zlk Shapiro, of 1494 Genesee St..
held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
wife
of
Barnett
Shapiro;
mother
of
Friends are Invited.
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SU. 7793
Friends Invited.
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1250 MAIN ST.
Nathan, Dr. Hyman N Shapiro and B. Crown Holler
Bl IX — Margaret L. LaRocque Bull, JAEGER—John Peter, suddenly April 3,
Jacob
Shapiro
of
Freeport.
L.
I.;
sisNORTH TONAWANDA, April
1938, of 73 Woeppel St.. beloved husApril 2. 1W«, of «M Lisbon Ave.,
ter of Mrs. Abraham Bliznik of Bronx,
band of Mary M. (nee Moeach);
beloved wife of Frank F. Bull; mothN. Y.; also survived by eight grand- 3—Funeral services for B. Crown
father of Joseph P.; brother of the
er of Mrs. Frank Bartha and Frank
children and one great-grandchild. Holler, locaf insurance executive,
late Julius, Pater, Joseph and FredBull; alio survived by 4 grandchilService* at tha Etkin Mortuary. 576
erick; grandfather of Marilyn and
dren; sister of Mrs. George Barrett.
Llnwood Ave.. Wednesday morning will be at 2 tomorrow at the
Janet Jaeger. Funeral from tha Carl
Mrs. Burton Robinson. Mrs. William
at 11 o'clock. Friends Invited. Please Hamp Funeral Home. 37 Adams
Marti Jr. Funeral Home. 1322 Fillomit flowers Contributions to Rosa
Clemens and Edward LaRocque. Fumore Avt., Friday morning at 9
Coplon Jewish Old Folks Home would St., Tonawanda, with the Rev.
neral service from Carlton A. Ullrich
be appreciated by the family. 3t4
o'clock and at St. Mary Magdalene
Funeral Home, S2T2 B a l k y Ave.,
Alexander Korti, rector of St.
Church at 9:38. Friends Invited. 4t3
Thursday morning at 8:13 and at St.
STEVE—Anna Galley Steve. April 2. Mark's Episcopal Church officiatRadio, h^pter, hydramatic.
A :oy»lus Church at 9 o'clock. Friends EOSZtTA — Lottie (nee Gielskl) of
1956. wife of Charles F. Steve; mother
Burial will be in White
are invited.
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Depew, N. Y., April 2. 1988, wife of
of Mrs. John O'Connell and the late ing.
Shaft conditioa
the late John: mother of Bertha and
Dorothy Steve: sister of Mrs. Robert Chapel Memorial Park, Town of
CACTUS—Thomaa CantMn. April X
Delphlne:
mother-tn-lawof
Walter
Marsh
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Jayes,
Mra.
1900, son of the lata John and Anna
Len and Ervin Blelanskl; survived
Gust Seltz and Joseph Galley; grand- Amherst.
Welti Cantlln: brother of Alice Cantby grandchildren Diane Len and Carl
mother of Mary Carol and John F.
Mr. Holler, 46. president and
IIn. Funeral from the Driscoll FunerBlelanskl: daughter of the late
O'Connell. Friends are Invited to
al Home. 1336 Main St., Friday morntreasurer
of Crown Agency Inc.,
Joseph
and
Catherine;
sister
of
call
at
the
family
residence,
240
Pine
ing at 8:48 and from St. Joseph's New
Thomas and Albert Gielskl Funeral
St.. where funeral will be held Friday died Monday night at Buffalo
Cathedral fDelaware Ave.), at 9:30
Saturday morning from the family
morning at 8:15 and at St. Mary's
o'clock- Friends are Invited to atresidence. 209 Olmstead Ave.. Depew.
Church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Steve was General Hospital a f t e r a protend.
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at 9:30 and at St. Peter and Paul
a member of Our Lady's Sodality and longed illness. He lived with his
Church at 10 o'clock. Interment, St.
the Arch-Confraternity of the Holy
CHMfELOWSEI—Josephine 'nee Pawewife and three children at 394
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends Invited.
Family of St. Mary's Church.
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lek). April 2. 19M. formerly of 148
s t Pontiae
Dealer
Deceased was a memher of Holy 8YMONS— Alfred Symons. April 2. 1956. Bennett St.
Orlando St., Buffalo and 3884 Gene*ee
Rosary Society.
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St.. Cheektowaga. N. Y.; wife of the
of 1223 South Eggert Rd.. EggertsHe was graduated in 1931 from
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lata Frank: mother of Walter and EOTKCKI—Bugenla A. (nee .Splatt). of
ville, beloved husband of Margaret
Helen: mother - In • law of Laura
220 Cass Ave., Cheektowaga, N. Y..
Sappelt Symons; father of Mrs. Earl the Wharten School of Finance,
Chmlelowski and Aurellua Pacer Sr.:
April 1, 1956. beloved wife of RichRohl; grandfather of Marilyn and University of Pennsylvania, where
grandmother of Aureliua (Ray), Sanard; dearest mother of Richard J. and
Lynda Rohl: brother of George,
dra and Robert Pacer: daughter of
James and Mr*. Charles Schott. Fu- he was active in Delta Upsilon
Cheryl Ann; daughter of Helen (nee
the lata Jacob and Takla; slater of
neral service from the Carlton A. Ull- Fraternity. He immediately en*
Olejnlcxak) and the late Stephen: sisAndrew of Syracuse. N. T.. Cella
rich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailev Ave.
ter of Emily; granddaughter of Mary
PugaJ of Poland and the lata Leon,
Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. tered the insurance business with
Olejnfezak. Funeral w i l l b e held from
f u n e r a l Saturday morning at 9:30
Friends are invited. Mr. Symons his father, Benjamin N. Holler,
tha E. L. Cwikalowskl Funeral Home.
from the Max F. Ruteckl Funeral
was s member of the Eggertsvllle
185 Crocker St.. Thursday morning at
Exempt
Firemen.
VFW Amherst who headed the Crown Agency
Home. 373-S79 Peckham St. and at
9:30. and at St. losaohafs Church at
Township
Post 416.
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St. Valentine's Church at JO o'clock.
10. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemeuntil his death in 1945.
Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery.
tery. Deceased was a registered THOMAS —Mary Jednoralski Thomas,
M. Holler was a member of the
Frtends Invited. Deceased w a s a • nurse at E. J. Meyer Memorial HosApril 3, 196H. of Paxon Rd.. Eden.
member of the Polish Grocers Ladles
pital. Friends ara invited to attend.
New
York State Assn. of InsurN.Y.:
beloved
wife
of
Patrick
Thomas;
Auxiliary. St. Florlan** Society Polish
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mother of Mrs. Paul Renaldo, John ance Agents Inc., Insurance* Club
1*n»on of America Group 240, St.
Thomas. Mrs. Raymond Lehner, Mrs.
Hedwig's Society Group 419 Polish LOOAJI—James Rov Logan, of 4 Jewett
Felix Juzdowskl, Joseph and Pvt. of Buffalo, executive board of
Pky.. April 2. 1938. beloved husband
For BETpR USED CARS
Women's Alliance. Mothers Club of
Richard Thomas; survived by 22 Greater Buffalo Assn. of Insurof
Catherine
Clark
Logan:
father
of
SS. Peter and Paul Church and the
grandchildren
and
3
sisters
In
BufGeorge W. and Robert R. Logan: also
Ladlee. Auxiliary of Villa Marie Acad1575 Main i t .
GA. 8000
falo. Member of Catholic Daughters ance Agents, former agent consurviving ara five grandchildren.
emy.
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of America, Women's Club of Ham- sular for Excelsior Insurance Co.
Friends may call at the Bury Funeral
burg and Immaculate Conception
COLE—William E Colo, of 448 MassaOpen flptry Eve. Till 9
Home. 3070 Delaware, corner Klnsey.
Church of Eden. Prayers from Rose of Syracuse, WNY University of
chusetts Ave.. Buffalo. N. Y., April
where
funeral
services
will
be
held
Funeral Chapel, 207 Main St., Ham- Pennsylvania Club. University of
2. 1938. husband of Helen *.ckerson
Saturany Till Noon
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
burg, Saturday at 9:30. Mass from
Cole: brother of Mrs. Marc Trltcbler.
Friends are invited.
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Immaculate Conception Church, Eden, Pennsylvania Varsity Club, the
Mrs. J"Hn Ch»mr. M>-« D*-'el r**rat 10. Friends invited.
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bone. Mrs. Ralph Macklin. Mrs. Ber- LYNN—E. Harvey Lynn. April 2. 1958.
Town Club, Buffalo Launch Club.
nard Pendrvs and Mrs. Thomas Grev.
son of the late John and Alice Adams VAN VOLKKNBt'RG—Charles J.. April
He was past master of TonaFuneral from the Link Fox Co. MorLynn: brother of the late John F.
3. 1»36. of 123 Keneineton Ave., hustuary. 333 Grant St.. Thursday afterLynn. Services at the Legg & Burns
band of Elizabeth M. Besch; father of wanda Lodge 247 F&AM, member
noon s t 3:3©. Friends Invited
Funeral Home. 1084 Elmwood Ave..
Edward P.. Charles F.. Daniel J. and of Masonic Past Masters Assn.,
Thlrsdav afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Robert M. VanVolkenburg; brother of
COOPER—Jennie Hogan Cooper of 9*
Friends
are
Invited
to
attend.
George
N„ Laura M. and the late and a member of the Tonawanda
East Royal Pky.. Wllltamsville, April
Frederick and Roy VanVolkenburg; First Presbyterian Church. He
X 1998, wife of Joseph Cooper: MAHOXEY—Jamea J. Mahoney, April
grandfather of Thomas E. and Michael
mother of Dr. Anthony J. Cooper of
2. 1936, beloved husband of Catherine
equipped.
G. VanVolkenburg. Friends may call also belonged to the Delaware
Angola. Mr*. Albert Oeehsner. Helen
Yecker Mahoney; father of Mra. Rayat the funeral home of Lux & Sons. Hose Co., Eldredge Bicycle Club,
U
Cooper and Mrs. Alfred Tarnmond O'Brien (Catherine), Mrs. Jamea
252S Main St.. where funeral will be
berelli: sister of Helen B. Hogan.
Scanlon (Dolores). Mrs. William Group
held Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock North Tonawanda Elks 860, TonFuneral from Beach-Tuyn Funeral
and from St. Vincent's Church at It). awanda Eagles, Aerie 1411, the
(Agnes),
Mrs.
Raymond
Berchou
H o m e , S S 4 l Main St. corner Cayuga
Friends invited. Deceased was a mem(Rita). Slater Mary Anita 0.S.F."-»nd
Rd.. Wllllamsville. Thursdsv mornber of Holy Name Society. Troop 1 Kiwanis and Chamber of ComJamea J. Mahoney; survived by 12
tng at 9 o'clock and at SS. Peter
Post. Fathers Club of Bishop Fallon merce in the city and town of
grandchildren. Funeral from the famand Paul Church at 9:30, Friends
High School and Campion Society.
ily home. 1019 Lovejoy St.. Thursday
are Invited.
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Tonawanda.
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morning at 8:30 o'clock and In VisitaBEVISTOM — Charlotte M. Andrews
tion Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends WAN DELL—Ida C. Wandell. of 362 ColSurviving are his wife. Elsie
Denlston of 181 Crocker St.. April 2.
vin Ave.. April 1, 1956, daughter of
are Invited. Deceased was a member
Buffalo'*
ist Pontiae
Dealer
Adams
Holler, and three children,
1938, beloved wife of the lata Laveme
the late Carl and Ann Smith Wandell;
of the Holv Name Society of VisitaF.: mother of Willard I. of Milsister of the late Julia Wandell Fos- Richard, James and Linda.
tion
Church.
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waukee. Wis.. Mrs J. H. Cawood of
ter and Flora Pierce Beam: aunt of
2262 Delcn
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Amerlcua. Ga.l and Charles L. of MARR—Francis j _ of 183 Ooulding
Mrs. Earle H. Barker. Dr. Harvey F..
Sloan. N Y.: sister of Mrs. H. A.
Vincent W„ and Herbert S. Foster. E. Harvey Lynn
Ave . Anril 2 193*. be'oved husband
Snipes of Palm Beach. Fla. Funeral
Funeral from tha Austin Funeral
of Caroline Staufenbell; brother of
Funeral services for E. Harvey
aorrtcoa will be held from the E. L.
Home
Inc.. 665 Elmwood Ave.,
Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Toronto.
Cwikalowski
Funeral
Home. 183
Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock. Friends Lynn, 80, will be at 2 tomorrow
Ont.. and the late Marion and William
Crocker St.. Thursday afternoon at 2.
Invited. 1
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Marr. Friends may call at the Moest
at Legg & Burns Funeral Home,
Deceased waa a member of Osseo
Funeral Home, at Sleek & Mast. 10O9
1084 Elmwood Ave. The Very
Chapter OES? Lebanon Shrine and
ZAMAS—John.
Apni
1.
1956.
Friends
Kensington A v e . where funeral will
the Araeramhe. Friends Invited to
may call at 394 Elmwood A v e , where Rev. Philip F. McNairy. dean of
be held Thursdav afternoon at 2
attend.
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services will be held Wednesday at
o'clock. Friends Invited. Mr. Marr
was a member of DeMotay Lodge No.
1:30 and at 2 p.m. at Annunciation St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral,
DIETRICH—Hortraaa LarrabM. of 1T2
498 F. & A. M. Masonic services to
Church, Delaware Ave. and West will officiate. Burial will be in
Anderson PI.. April 2, 1958, wife of
be held Wednesdav at 8 o'clock.
Iltlra St. Burial tn Elmlawn Ceme- Forest Lawn.
the late William M. Dietrich: mother
tery.
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of Xorman L. Bemelmans of SpartanMr. Lynn, a former cab starter
burg. S C . and Lambert J. Bemel- McSWEENEY — Mary M. McSweeney,
at Hotel Statler for about 27
mans of Dallas. Tex.: daughter of Mrs
April 3, 1936, of 27 Red Jacket Pkwy..
Maud Larrabee of Spartanburg: sister
sister of Catherine McSweeney: aunt
years, died Monday at Buffalo
of Lee L. Larrabee of Spartanburg.
of Marie McSweenev; dear friend of
General Hospital. He lived at 31 HAROLD MI
Funeral from the Austin Funeral
Frank and the late Mrs. Frances KiefHome Inc.. 5*s Elmwood Ave.. Thursfer, Francis and Edward Kieffer.
W. Eagle St.
day at 1:30 o'clock. Friends Invited.
Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary. Charles J. Van Volkenburg
While employed by Van Dyke
914 Abbott Rd.. Thursday morning at
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A
High
Masr
of
Requiem
will
9
o'clock,
and
from
St.
Thomas
Taxi
& Transfer Inc., Mr. Lynn
PIPKIN - Marv A. Dlffln. April 3. 1938.
Aquinas Church at 9:30 o'clock. be offered at 10 Friday morning was stationed at the Genesee St.
formerly of 8 Crestwood Ave., wife
Friends are invited.
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of the late John A. Dlffln; beloved
in St. Vincent de Paul Church door of the Hotel Statler for about
mother of Jack Diffln. Mrs. John V. MUXCREFP—William J. Munereff. of
for
Charles J. Van Volkenburg, 22 years and later at the Delaware
Costello. Mrs. Walter D. Morris and
119 Mayvllle Ave., Kenmore. April 1.
Mrs. Daniel J. Hanssel. Funeral from
He was known as
1936 Friends may call at the Bury 62, of 125 Kensington Ave. He Ave. exit.
the George J. Roberts Funeral Home.
Funeral Home. 3070 Delaware Ave.. died y, este rd a y in Roswell Park Harvey to the hotel's regular
2400 Main St.. Friday morning at 9
where funeral services will be held
o'clock and from St. Amelia's Church
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Memorial Institute. Burial will be patrons.
st »:30 o'clock. Friends ara Invited.
Friends are Invited. Mr. Munereff in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Before joining Van Dyke, he
4t3
was a member of the Grotto; Grand
Mr.
Van
Volkenburg
was
suworked
for the old Jacob Dold
D W Y E R - E l l e n B. fnea McLaughlin).
Lodge No. 23, B.P O.E.; Iron WorkIn Buffalo. April 3. 1938, beloved wife
ers Local No. 6. and Americus Lndge perintendent of Lafayette Gen- Packing Co. as a credit man and Finished in
» of Miles R. Dwyer: alster of Mrs,
No. 533. F. A A. M.
3t 4
Jama* E. Kenney of Ridgefleld Park, NOLAN—Leo M. Nolan of 192 Dellwood eral Hospital from 1950 through worked in the freight offices of with white
rich dark rreen,
\ f . Edward J. McLaughlin of De1955. and spearheaded a drive for the old Western New York & new matchii 11 tires, and a like
Rd..
Eggertsvtlle.
suddenly.
AprH
3.
troit. Mich.. Mra. W. E. Mcdusky,
1938. beloved husband of Mae Welzel funds which resulted in construc- Pennsylvania Railroad and the terior. Heaten radio,
2 toneHydramatic,
rreen inMrs. John A. McXamara. John B.
Nolan: father* of Mrs. Fred (Betty) tion of a new wing in 1953. He Central Railway Clearing House.
Mclaughlin. Francis J. McLanghHn,
power
pleasure
to
Sell of Victor. N. Y.. Terence M. of
David B. McLaughlin and Mlaaea VirWilliamsvllle. Wilbur M. Nolan of took sick leave last Jan. 1.
drive
ginU and Alva McLaughlin, all of
EggertsviHe and Mrs. Robert <Grace>
A native of Buffalo, he atSyracuse. N.T.. Mrs. G. Reese Foofe
Root of Snvder. N Y.; brother of
of Buffalo and the lata Thomaa F.
Raymond and William of Buffalo, tended School 6 and Central High
McLaughlin of Baltimore. Md. Funeral
Gerald Nolan of East Aurora and the School. He had been paymaster
from the Amlgone Funeral Home.
lata Harry Nolan: also survived bv
1230 E. Delavan A w , Friday April
five grandchildren. Friends received for the Danahy Packing Co.. had
0 at 9:13 a.m. and at St. Benedict's
at the Dohn Funeral Home. 143 Ken- worked in the office of the WeckChurch. Eggertsvtne at. 10. Burial will
more Ave. near University Plaza,
be In St. Agnes Cemetery. Syracuse.
where funeral services will be held erle Dairy and was secretary of
N Y . , at t i l l p.m. Friday. Friends
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friend* the Irish-American
Loan Co..
invited.
4ti
invited. Mr. Nolan was a member of
Radio, heater, hydramatic.
138
Pearl
St.
for
32
years,
before
B. of R. T. No. 244.
«"
4t«
XRNST—laella C. (Peggy) Ernst of «33
Choice
joining
the
hospital
staff.
Eggert Rd.. In this city April 3. 193*. XYE— Marv Catherine (Mamie) Kohl
Nve. In Buffalo. N. Y.. April 2. 193«.
beloved wife of Walter William Ernst
A
veteran
of
World
War
I.
he
wife of Victor W. Nve: mother of
Friends received at the Marvin E.
Robon K. \ v « : *»*ter of Mrs Clfntun was a member of Troop I Post.
Malzan Funeral Home. 1320 Keneine
G. Oliver and Mra. Arnold A. Hay. American Legion. He also was a
ton Ave., where funeral services will
HAMBURG*
BUICK
DEAIXR
Calls may he made at her home, il©
be held Fridav at 2 p.m. Friend*
W. Ferry St.. until noon Wednesdav member of Buffalo Council 184,
Invited. Mrs. Ernst was a member of
Funeral service* at S t Paul's AngliAmherst Chapter No. 333 O. E. JL.
252 IAIN ST.
can Church. Ft. Erie. Ont.. Wednes- Knights of Columbus, the FaJenny O n d Court No. iaa Order of
thers'
Club
of
Bishop
Fallon
day
afternoon
at
2:30
o'clock
Friends
the Amaranth. Lebanon Shrine No. 3
4343
are Invited
8t4
Order of the White Shrine of Jeru
salem. Past Queen of Athor Temple O H O E - Lillian C. Welmer, April 2. High School, and the Holy Name
Buffalo's Oldest Ponttac
Dealer
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Open Mor thru Fri. til 9
No. I t Daughters of the Nile and
1938. wife of the late Henrv Ohde:
present Supreme Deputy of Supreme
CJiurch.
mother
of
Gertrude
and
Mrs.
Anthonv
Temple Daughters of the Nile and
2262 Delaware
DE. 0639
*tlr 6
J Russell: sister of Mrs John Jordan
p » « h gh t>rte«tess of A titans! Court
He is survived by his wife, the
and
William
Weimer.
Friends
may
No. 12 Indies Or'efitajt WIISSX of
call at her late residence. 297 Grover former Elizabeth M. Besch: four
North America. Altoona and McKcesCleveland Highway where funeral sons. Edward P.. Charles F.,
port. Pa. papers please copy.
4t3
will be held Thursday morning at
9:30 and from St. Benedict's Church Daniel J. and Robert ML; a brothat 10 o'clock. Frtends invited. De- er. George N.. and a sister.
ceased was a member of Rosary and
A .tar Society.
tt4
Miss Laura M. Van Volkenburg.
BEREAVEMENT
PATTEN—Bernard F. Patten, April J.
1936. son of the late Richard and Mrs. Lillian A. Beck
Sarah Patten (nee Kane): brother of
is a
Prayers for Mrs. Lillian A.
Marv C Patten, Mrs. William J.
Mullen. Mrs. U l l i a i r Mvers and the Beck will be said by the Rev.
shattering
late Mrs. Katherine Schick. Friends
may call at tha family residence. 1S1 Leo J. Engler of Woodside Methexperience
OConneil Ave., where the funeral odist Church at 1 tomorrow at
will be held Friday morning at 8:30
and from tha Church of Our Ladv the H. R. Potts Funeral Home,
of Perpetual Help at 9 o'clock
1361 Hertel Ave. Burial will be
Friends i t * !nvt»ed to attend
St3
TURN
in
Angola Cemetery, with Mrs.
P1CONE—Pauline Freddura Plcone. of
Becks
nephew. Jhe Rev. Earl
WITH CONFIDENCE
79 West Lane. Lakeview. S. Y- suddenly io Canandaigua. N". Y.. April Gates of Jerusalem Corners Com3. 1938; wife of Joseph Pioone: mother
TO US FOR
of Joseph Pioone Jr.: daughter of munity Church, officiating.
Ja/nes Freddura and the "ate Palma
COMPLETE SERVICE
Mrs. Beck, 60. was vice presiGtjHiano Freddura: sister of Mrs.
Terry tSantina* Fiducia. Mrs. Con- dent of Molin Service Inc., a
stance Cooper. Mra. Joseph <M!!dred> wholesale auto parts firm at 153
Phone:
Chfarenxa.
Mrs. Michael
(Marie)
d o c k and Mrs. Joseph (Gloria) Trtpi. Grant St., for the last 17 years.
Springviile 647
Funeral from Joseph Spano and Sons Prior to that she worked for
New Funeral Home Inc.. 473 Niagara
St. near Hudson. Time to be an- the American Express Co., and
nounced later. Frtends are Invited.
for two years operated the Am\o Down
Payment
— A* L o i r A*
.75 « Voiilh
4tS
bassador Apartment restaurant in
411 Cmr* in Gnnd
Condit
i
Peter Grippe, of New York
City, said yesterday he will not
take part in judging of the spring
art exhibit starting Sunday at
the Sisti Galleries. 469 Franklin
St. Grippe said his name had
been erroneously listed among
the jurors of the show, being held
in protest against the decisions
made at the Western New York
show now in progress.
'55 POKTIAC
2-door. green, equipped, heater.
defroster, dlrectionals.
81695
PAYMENTS START MAY 15
DAVE WAITE
PONTIAC COtr\
1250 MAIN ST.
SU. 7793
Diet Ricttbamntir Says:
Save 1 nday
Buy Todmy—
Ymu'rm S a r i sag Every Dmu
You It rive A Villa
I h o rough ft/ Hecoml Itioned
I s e d Cmr
IRYSLER
'53
LAMONT-WRAY
'55 PONTIAC
Statmn
Wagon
ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE
mm SUE'
OPEN
IVES.
USED C A R
SALE PRICE
BERRII
Bel Air 4-door Sedan, Powergrlide,
radio, heater. V-8. Was $2390
'55 CNEV.
'52 CHEV.
.YMOUTH
'55
'54 CHEV.
1395
'54 CHEV.
WAITE '53 CHEV.
DA
'53 CHEV.
'52 CHEV.
'51 OLDS.
'54 CHEV.
*W| 4-Door
'53 CHEV.
'54 CHEV.
95
'54 CHEV.
-GRAHAM '53 CHEV.
'52 CHEV.
'53 CHEV.
'53 CHEV.
INC '49 CHEV.
'55 CHEV.
'51 CHEV.
'53 MERC.
'55 FORD
'53 CHEV.
'51 FORD
idor
'55 CHEV.
'51 CHEV.
95
'52 CHEV.
BERRIMAN - GRAHAM '50 CHEV.
'54 CHEV.
Harold
Says
Obituaries
"Its Good'
It's Ri
\
'1900
2-door Deluxe Sedan, original
paint, excellent eondi. Was $825
2-door Sedan, beautiful tu-tone
rreen finish. Was $1225
'895
'1025
'1025
2-door Deluxe Sedan, original
rreen finish, sharp. Was $127$
Bel Air 4-door Sedan, radio, heater. Was $1295 . .
4-door Deluxe Sedan. Powerrllde,
radio and heater. Was $122$ .
2-door Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater. Was $875
'750
2-door Deluxe Sedan, original
dark rreen. low miles. Was $1295
Financo Man On Our Lit
2-door Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater. Was $1175
'900
'1075
Bel Air 4-door Sedan, fully
equipped. Was $1375 .. . . .
2-door Deluxe Sedan, excellent
condi., tu-tone grey. Was $1295
Deluxe Sedan, Powerrllde, powersteerinr, 2-tone. Was $119$ .
2-door Deluxe Sedan, Powerrllde, radio, heater. Was $82$
'1050
'675
4-door Deluxe Sedan, original
black finish. Was $1100
'897
Deluxe Station Wagon, original
finish, sharp. Was $1325 ,
'985
2-door Deluxe Sedan, radio &
heater. Was $37$
'175
2-door Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater. Was $1695
'1450
2-door Deluxe Sedan, radio and
heater. Was $695
'425
4-door Deluxe Sedan, Mercomatlc, radio, heater. Was $1275 .
'995
2-door Custom, excellent condition, low mileage. Was $1550
'1350
Bel Air 4-dr. Sedan, Powerrllde,
radio and heater. Was $126$ .
»975
2-door Sedan, radio and heater.
Was $M75 . . . . . .
. ,
'1375
4-door Deluxe Sedan, Powerrllde,
radio and heater. Was $750 .. .
'567
4-door Deluxe Sedan, original
paint, sharp. Was $825 ..
'665
2-door deluxe Sedan, Powerrllde,
radio & heater. Was $$75 . . . .
'425
2-door Deluxe Sedan, Powerrllde,
equipped. Was $1275
'1150
ER
When
KLEIN-WEIL
\OBODY
CHEVROLET 2-Door Fleetline, original
throughout
*29&
BUICK Super Convertible,
radio, heater,
standard shift.
$1Afi
verj sharp
....
tHW
9 E 4 CHEVROLET Convertible.
radio, heater,
I 4* ^ w
very sharp
1 C J DODGE Coronet 4-door.
tow mileage.
Special at
' R f CHEVROLET 2-door. origInal throughout.
Only
! K f FORD Convertible, FordoWI matte, radio,
beater
9 R | PLYMOUTH 4-door. orir" I inal beige.
tops
OLDSMOBILE 4-door, hydramatic, radio,
$A7R
heater, black beauty
*••*
9RA DODGE Meadowbrook 4W r j o o r , radio, heater, automatic shift.
5901%
spotless
m\99
' d Q CHEVROLET 2-door. radio
t w god heater, economical transportation
' A D LINCOLN 4-door. radio,
^*» heater. A
steal at
. . .
More t o Chooie
From
GenerouM AHotcmnem
For TrooVf
CHEVROLET/
GIVES \OV A BETTER
1220 MAIN ST.
BIQ FREE PARKING AREA IN
15-Minute Spot Deliveries
DEAL!
GR
""
EVES. GR. 9137
27S1 BAfLEY - PA. 4 8 7 0
OF STORE
Op«n E v o and Saturday
illy Tops
Cadillac
ies 4-Door
'51 PONTIAC
2'Door or 4-Door
BERRIMAN - GRAHAM
TODAY ONLY
'51
•51
'SO
'49
'49
'49
'48
'48
WEISMANTEL
FUNERAL HOME
[XT! I. MSMI
Spnnfvtlle. N. Y
»<S!
FOR
BEFORE-BREAKFAST
DEUVERY" of the CourierExpress phone CL. 5353.
EDW. I REGAN
FUNERAL HOME
20 Salem at 500 Abbott Rd.
• WO. 8808 •
North St. Mrs. Beck was born in
Buffalo and lived at 85 Cushing
Pi.
Surviving are her husband. Raymond C. Beck: four daughters.
Mrs. Leslie A. A. Benson. Mrs.
Walter M. Bernhardt. Mrs. Byron
Haskin and Mrs. Wayne C.
Stumm; and two brothers, Jack
E. and Carl E. Molin.
KAISER 4-Door, Cloaa . . . .
HASH Ambassador, 27,000
DESOTO, automatic shift . .
PLYMOUTH Club Coupe . . .
CHRYSLER, very clean . .
STUDE., Conv. Club Coupe .
POHTIAC hydramatic . . .
DODGE, Custom 4-Door . . .
Ies
$129
$289
$289
$289
$289
. $ 99
$129
. % 99
Vaughn & Brain, Inc.
WA.2326
655 GENESEE ST.
BUFFALO'S OLDEST CHRYS
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
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