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Thursday, M*rch tS, 194«
past master of St. John's Lodge,
advisor to the Daughters of Isis
and a past patron of the OES.
Services will be held at the
Michigan Ave. Baptist Church at
1 o'clock, with burial in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Penolia McAden; two brothers,
Special to The CouTter-Bxpreaa
Charles of Reedsville, N. C. and
Springville, Mar. 27—A boy of
Stricken by a heart attack yes- Henry of Bridegport, Conn., and a 16 was killed almost instantly late
terday morning, Fred W. Gottstein, niece, Ann K. Lewis of Buffalo.
today when struck by a car while
53, of 19 Lafayette Ave., West Sencoasting in a wagon on a hill near
eca, died soon afterward in his James E. McAlpine
his home, three miles north of this
Funeral services for James E. village. The victim was Melvin
home. He was a brakeman and
McAlpine,
president of Brown & Bly of Middle Rd.
conductor for the Erie Railroad
Co..
and
the
Brown Steamship Co.,
on runs between Buffalo and HorCharles Schweickert, 33, of Pratnell, and had been an employe of will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow ham Rd., Sardinia, told Lieut.
at the Forest Lawn Chapel. Dr. Robert Brown of the sheriff's ofthe road for 27 years.
~\ A native of Buffalo, Mr. Gott- Albert C. Butzer, minister of West- fice that he did not see the boy
stein was educated in parochial minster Presbyterian Church, will and his coaster wagon until he had
schools and served overseas in officiate.
driven over the crest of the grade.
Mr. McAlpine, who was 68, died Efforts to swerve from the road
World War I. He was a member
of West Seneca Post No. 735, Tuesday night at his home, 82 failed, he said, and his auto overAmerican Legion, and the Brother- Middlesex Rd., following an ilMess took the wagon.
hood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge of several months. He is survived
The boy was pronounced dead at
by his wife, the former Margaret the scene by Dr. James Gray of
No. 2200.
a sister, Mrs. Frank E. Dus- SpringviMe.
Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Gisel;
sing,
and
brothers, FrederMedical Examiner Eugene W.
M. Emery Gottstein; a son, Rich- ick J., Clairthree
S.
and
Robert W. Mc- Wallace said he would withhold a
ard; a daughter, Ruth Gottstein; Alpine.
certificate, pending receipt of a rehis mother. Mrs. A. Gottstein; five
port from the sheriff's office.
sisters, Mrs. J. P. Golbach, Mrs. J. Arthur F. Baker
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R. Helenbrook, Mrs. C. Schultz,
Arthur F. Baker, 63, of East
Mrs. William Kinner and Florence Quaker Rd., Orchard Park died Senate Session Opened
Gottstein, and four brothers. Ma- yesterday after a long illness.
thias, Louis and Henry Gottstein, Descended from pioneer residents By Bishop Jasinski
and Brother Potamion of the of the town, he lived all his life on
Courier-Express Washlnaton Bureau
Christian Brothers.
land his great-grandparents cleared
Washington, Mar. 27—The SenFuneral services will be held from virgin forest.
ate today honored the Rt. Rev.
Saturday at 8.15 a. m. at the home,
Educated in Orchard Park and John Z. Jasinski, of the Polish Naand at 9 o'clock at St. Bonaven- Buffalo's old Central High School, tional Catholic Church, Buffalo, by
ture Church. Burial will be in M t and in business college, Mr. Baker having him open the day's session
Calvary Cemetery, Pine Hill.
was employed by the F. N. Burt with a prayer.
Co., and later by the Quaker Lum"Endow with the spirit of wisEdmund D. McAden
ber Co., Orchard Park, of which he ddm those to whom in the name
Noted for his personal charitable was president. He was a 32d de- we entrust the authority of govwork among Negroes and his ef- gree Mason and past master, secre- ernment, so that there may be jusforts for the advancement of his tary and treasurer of Zion Lodge tice and peace at home, and so
race, Edmund J>. McAden, 76, of 514, F&AM of Orchard Park.
that through obedience to Thy law,
Surviving are two brothers, Ben- we may show Thy praise among
-fl2 Northland Ave., will be buried
tomorrow afternoon. He died of a jamin G. of Orchard Park and the peoples of thb globe," Bishop
Lawrence B. of Philadelphia.
heart attack Monday.
Jasinski said in his prayer.
Born in Milton, N. C , he came
to Buffalo 35 years ago and beCruiser Quarantined
came proprietor of the old Em- Fire Record
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Wednesday
Hongkong, Mar. 27 UP) —• The
pire Hotel at 454 Michigan Ave. 7 32—Bailey and Davidson, first aid.
which he operated until his retire- 7 29—Adam, Medrum At Anderson store, U. S. Cruiser Los Angeles was
quarantined in Hongkong Harbor
1100 damage.
ment about ten years ago.
P.M.
today after two cases of smallpox
In addition to his philantropies, 12 38—169 Mariner, first aid.
were diagnosed aboard.
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East
Delavan,
coal
pile.
Mr. McAden was active in Masonic 12 57—20 Miinor, roof.
Rear Admiral C. Turner Joy,
circles and was a member of the 1 41—1173 Lovejoy. roof.
Harmonia, house, $1,100 damage. Commander of the American South
Bison Consistory No. 29, past 2.12—57
2 1ft—Moselle and French, first aid.
China fores, was reported aboard.
potentate of Hajra Temple No. 61, 2 59—1996 Niagara, roof.
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Fred Gottstein
Dies; Veteran
Erie Brakeman
Boy Is Killed
By Automobile
Notices Received
Until 1.S0 A. M.
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ALBRIGHT—Mary Biebel Albright March
27, m e . daughter of the late Nicholas
and Magdalena Biebel: sister of Sister
M. Clarinda O.S.P.. Mrs. L. Bake. Mrs.
L. Renk. Mrs. V. Weber. Nicholas and
the late John Biebel. Funeral from the
residence of her sister. Mrs. V. Weber,
US North Oak St.. Saturday morning
at » a. m. and from St. Michael's
Church at 9M. Friends Invited. 28t2»*
AN DICKSON—March 2ft, 1»46. in Detroit,
Mich.. Maryann Sipple. wife of the late
Franklin: mother of Dr. L. F„ Franklin, Mrs. Walter Ladd. Mrs. Joseph
Schwarts, Mrs. William Edgar. Funeral from John E. Courtney's Funeral
Home, \M» Seneca St.. Saturday morning at S.J 5 and at, St. Teresa's Church
at t o'clock. Friends are Invited. 28t2»*
•ATTBTA—Angelo BatttsU entered Into
rest March M. 1»4«. Beloved husband
of the late Teresa (nee Ralmondo):
father of Mrs. Rose Palermo. Mrs? Seraftno Palermo, Louis. Mrs. Frank Cucuo,
John. Mrs, Paul Clapps, Thomas. George
and Mrs. Joseph Vaccaro. Brother of
Mrs. Mary Lombardy of Painesvllle,
Ohio. Funeral from the family residence, SI Myrtle Ave., Friday morning at >..» o'clock and from St. ^Lucy's
Church at • o'clock. Friends invited
to attend.
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•MHnfO—Anthony M. Blunno entered
into rest March 2*. t m Beloved husband of the late Emilie (nee Fagnanll.
Father of Nunxio V. Blunno. Mrs. Herman Mogavero and Sister de Sales of
Sisters of Charity. Funeral from the
Lombardo Funeral Home. Ttn Swan St..
Friday morning at ».."» and from St.
Columba's Church at » o'clock. Friwjds
Invited to attend.
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BKIBKL— Mellouist Hubert Deibel. March
27. m * . wife of Raymond A. Deibel:
mother of Eugene Deibel: daughter of
Anthonv E. and Odelia Steinmetz Huhort *lst*r of Mrs. Rov Westra. Mrs.
Fred Hogen, Joseph and Frank Hubert,
Mrs Lester Klein. Mrs. William Kuebler. Mrs. Herbert Conrad and Jerome
Hubert. Funeral from her late residence. * Hifthvlew Court (off Cleveland
Dr.). Cheektowaga. V. Y.. Saturday
morning at 9.S9 o'clock, and from St.
Aloystu* Church at to o'clock. 2»t30*
©CSTIX—Raymond M. Dusttn, March 2«,
una. husband «vf Irene A. Nicholson:
father of Mrs. Burton E. Wagner and
the late S/S«t. Raymond J Dusttn;
brother of Thomas Dusttn and Mrs.
Kath-rin* Hmmeknecht of Batavia.
N. Y.. Mrs. Walter Sylvester of Rochester. N Y , the late Walter and William Dustin. Funeral from the Driscoll
Funeral Horn*. 1SWI Main St. Friday
tnornin* at ».*» o'clock and from St.
Mareuret's Church at lo.an o'clock. Mr.
Dustin was a member of the B of L. E.
THv No. 32*. Friends are invited to
attend
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DYER— March 25. 194*. In Buffalo. Nellie
Bryre Dver. wife of the late Benjamin
W. Dver. Funeral services at Johnson
A Wilkins Funeral Home. 44* Delaware
Ave., on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends are Invited to attend. Interment at Gloversvllle. N Y. Calls may
be made at 44» Delaware Ave. 2S129*
»ANARA—March 25. m * . Maria (nee
Morreale. beloved wife Of Cologero;
mother of Mrs. Thomas Andronica,
Mrs. Vlto Burgio and Leonard Fanara:
sist
of Cataldo Morreale, Mrs. Carmelo Fleramusco and Mrs. Luigi Morreale Funeral from her late residence.
174 Bustl Ave.. Friday morning at ».1S
and from St. Anthony's Church at 10
o'clock. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Friends are invited to attend.
Deceased was a member of Societa
Auditor* Femminile Serradifalco.
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©OTTWrKIX—Fred W. Gottstein. suddenly. March 27. lim, husband of Elizabeth
M Emerv; father of Richard and Ruth;
son of Mrs. A. Gottstein and the late
Fredolin: brother of Mrs. J. P. Golbach.
Mathias, Louis, Mrs. J. R Helenbrook.
Brother Potamion of the Christian
Brothers, Henry, Mrs. C. Schultz. Mrs.
William Kinner. Frances and the late
August Gottstein. Funeral from the
family residence, t» Lafayette Ave..
West Seneca. N Y . Saturday morning
at S.I5 and at St. Bona venture Church
at » o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of the West Seneca Post No. 73S. American L*gion and
the B. of R. T Lodge No. 220.
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CROHHANS— William Groshans of *6S
Hickorv S t . March 27, 19441, son of the
late William and Christine Groshans
i nee Strohockfn: hrother of Henry A.
and the late Katherine Groshans. Funeral from the Paul .?. Spevser Funeral
Home. »t Genesee St.. Friday at 2
o'clock Friends are invited. Deceased
was a member of Fidelity Lodge .ISO,
TOOK . and Queen City Encampment
No. 137. l.O.O.F. FlAwera gratefully
declined.
With state and federal government* sharing equally in the estimated $1,039,000 cost, more than
12 miles of highways and four
bridges will be built in Erie County during the next three years.
The announcement was made
yesterday by Arthur J. Yaw, county highway superintendent, who
added that the county also plans to
resurface 13 roads with funds from
its $1,000,000 maintenance appropriation.
Also on schedule are construction by the county of three bridges
and four roads at a cost of about
$170,000, which wert postponed
since 1941 because of the war.
Improvement scheduled for 1946
include:
Tax Discussion
The public is invited to the panel
discussion on Where Should Our
City T a i Dollar Go? tonight at 8
o'clock in the Niagara Room of
Hotel Statler. The Citizens' Council, which is sponsoring the meeting, has arranged a panel of representative citizens to discuss the
problem of municipal finance.
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Daughter of Tom Mix
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2 Pictures for the Price of 1
Construction of new bridge and approaches in Genesee Rd., North Collins,
$90,000
Improving of Sand H*ll Rd., Clarence
and Newstead, and Rapids Rd., Clarence;
total of $135,000.
Improving French Rd., Amherst, $120,000.
bright flowors and black rayon
volvot. Opon crowns,
B e photographed in our studio this w e e k and get t w o
lovely pictures for the price of one. F o r e x a m p l e : our
b e a u t i f u l S e p i a P o r t r a i t s , r e g u l a r l y 3 f o r $5.95, t h i s
w e e k 6 for $5.95.
Other contemplated projects are
listed on the 1948 schedule.
postillions, sailors, half-hats,
off-tho-faco brims and many
others to chooto from.
Rottor com* •arly— they'll
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Business or Professional, Corner of Seneca & Cazenovia,
Occupancy May 1st.
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T COULD o n l y h a p p e n h e r e ! O n l y t h e free citizens of a free nation c o u l d a m a s s
s u c h great s a v i n g s w h i c h t h e y entrust to their o w n banks—the Mutual S a v i n g s
Banks of N e w York State.
T h e s e eight billions of the p e o p l e ' s dollars are dollars well saved. For they
w e r e s a v e d b y the kind of c o m m o n - s e n s e self-restraint that first m a d e our
country rich a n d strong.
Their s a v i n g s will e n a b l e t h e s e p e o p l e to b u y worthwhile things, thus keepi n g our factories b u s y , creating g o o d jobs, g i v i n g m o r e p e o p l e a c h a n c e to g e t
ahead. M e a n w h i l e , t h e s e p e o p l e are not rushing out to b u y scarce g o o d s at h i g h
prices. Instead t h e y e n j o y the p e a c e of m i n d that c o m e s o n l y with r e a d y cash.
W h o are t h e y ? Let's m e e t a f e w of them!
Mary said **NoI" to
spending sprees. She
is "buying" the home
she wants by seeing
her Savings Bank
every pay day. Soon,
she and her returning
soldier - husband will
have their home.
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Bill's war Job paid him
the best money ol his
life. So, instead of
spending unwisely, he
saw his Savings Bank
every pay day...Result? Bill now has his
own business, where
pfesaara ' i he's the boss.
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Sally's marine will be
mustered out soon.
Sally has put their future on a firm ioundation oi dollars in a
Savings Bank. She's
"buying" the worthby saving for them.
Roy and Betty dream
oi making their old
home new. They know
what it takes to make
dreams come trueready cash. So they
add to their Savings
Bank account regularly, every pay day.
Ted and Irene began
building Junior's f u.
ture long before he
came along. They are
"buying" him a college education, by
adding to their Savings Bank account
reguiariy.
Dad always saw his
Savings Bank every
pay day. Now retired,
his life insurance pays
the bills—bis Savings
Bank account provides
the "extras." He
worked for his money
—now U works for him.
while things they want
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thews, 27-year-old radio executive, was more interested in a filn
charging cruelty. Matthews denied career than in caring for theii
the charge and declared his wife children.
Los Angeles, Mar. 27 UP)—Mrs.
Thomasina Mix Matthews, 24,
daughter of the late film cowboy,
Tom Mix, today was granted separate maintenance of $100 monthly
for her four children.
She sued her husband, B. J. Mat-
New bridge and approaches, East
Church So., Eden, $104,000.
Widening Girdle Rd., new bridge over
Buffalo Cheek, Eden, $105,000.
Improving Brighton Rd., Tonawanda,
$55,000
Improving Beech Rd., Cheektowaga,
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KELLAR—Levi, March 28, 1946. father IAIBI—Michellna Talbl (nee Rlolo), In
Buffalo, N. Y.. March 25, 1946, beloved
of Arthur of Rochester, N. Y., and
wife of the late Michael Taibi; mother
Howard E. of Buffalo; son of Mrs.
of Margaret and Frank, U. S. A.; sister
Catherine Reld; brother of George N.
of the late Michael Taibl. Funeral
of Hamilton, Ont.
Funeral from
services will be held at the Greco FuFrank G. Rochester Funeral Home, 2732
ne I Home. 115 Bustl Ave., Friday
Batlev Ave., Thursday afternoon at 2
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are
o'clock.
Friends invited to attend,
invited to attend.
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Rochester, N. Y., papers, please copy.
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THEOBALD—Charles C. Theobald, March
25, 1946. in Pendleton, N. Y., beloved
ELINDKK— Harrv Kllnder. in Franklinhusband of Gertrude M.; father of Elmer
ville. N. Y., March 26. 1946, husband
L.; brother of Henry and Clara Theoof Gilda Klinder (nee Hornfeck); father
bald, Mrs. Julia Schwartz an
Mrs.
of Ravmond and Harry; brother of Mrs.
Amelia Jopp. Friends may call at the
Elsie Hess and Mrs. Harry Logan. ServDarwin E. Myers Funeral Home, 2450
ices from the Ernest Wedekindt FuMain St. at Jewett Pkwy., until Thursneral Home, 5 Walden Ave., at Genday noon. Services at Forest Lawn
esee. Thursday at 1 o'clock. Friends
Chapel at 2.30. Friends Invited to atinvited. Rev. John M. Strodel, D.D..
tend. Flowers gratefully declined.
officiating.
Deceased was a veteran
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of World War 1.
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TIRONE—Anthony Tirone in Buffalo, N.
KREl'DER— Minnie P. Kreuder (nee SnyY., March 25, 1946 beloved husband of
der >, entered into rest March 27, 1946,
the late Rosa Tirone (nee SchillacI).
of 112 Stevens Ave., beloved wife of Carl
Father of Gasper, Mrs. Herbert Petty,
Kreuder; mother of Mrs. H. F. Mason
and Mrs. James Avent. Brother of
and the late Jane Gardner; stepmother
Ralph, Mrs. Salvatore Scime, Mrs.
of Harold E. and Mrs. Theodore SchaeJames Mattina, Mrs. Carmelo, Falletta,
fer. Friends may call at the John F.
Mrs. Angelo Alfano, Peter, Mrs. GilBrinckmann Funeral Home. 1034 Kenbert PugHese and Mrs. Anthony Scime.
sington Ave. Services Friday at 3 p.
Funeral from the family residence, 54
m. Interment at Geneva, N. Y., on
Lafayette Ave. Friday morning at 8.30
Saturday.
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o'clock and from Holy Cross Church at
9.30 o'clock. Friends are invited to atLEONARD—Marie E. Leonard of S3 Goodtend. Deceased was a member of the
rich St.. March 26, 194«. in Buffalo, beRacalmutese Society,
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loved daughter of Edwin and the late
Marie Leonard. Friends may call at TRBOVICH—Theodore Trbovich of 1921
the Leonard H. Gaeti Funeral Home,
Abbott Rd., Lackawanna, N. Y., March
27, 1946, beloved husband of MIchalina
TR3 Elllcott St.. where funeral services
tnee Marklewicz): father of Mrs. Anna
will be held Friday. March 29, 1946 at
Ttitko. Funeral from the residence of
*:45 and 9:15 at St. Louis Church.
his
daughter, Mrs. Anna Tutko, 279
Friends Invited.
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Rtdgewood Circle. Saturday morning at
LETTERMAN—March tt. 1946, In Buffalo,
9.30 o'clock, and from Holy Ghost
N. Y.. Caroline R. Letterman, sister of
Ukrainian Church at 10. Friends inthe late Kate Letterman and Mrs.
vited. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
George H. Moessinger: aunt of William
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E. Moessinger. The funeral will take WERB1T—Mary Werbit. wife of the"
late
place at Forest Lawn Chapel Friday
William Werbit; mother of Mrs. Frank
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends are inJ. Donohue, Mrs. George J. Zimpfer,
vited to attend. Flowers gratefully
the late Mrs. Albert Grad, Paul, William
declined.
Friends may call at 370
and
Oscar Werbit. Services from the
Franklin St. until noon Friday. 28t2»»
late residence, 1*34 Strauss St., Saturday
at 2 p. m. Friends invited.
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LYNCH—March 27, 1946. Catherine T. YOUNG—Adam
J. Young, March 27, 1946,
Lynch, wife of the late John J.: mother
brother of Mrs. G. Cockrell, Elizabeth
of Sister M. Jane Catherine S.S.J., Mrs.
and Arthur Young. Funeral from his
William F. Reedy, Margaret M. and
late residence. 28 Orchard Ave., GardenDaniel J. Lynch. Funeral from the
ville,
N. Y., Saturday morning at 8.30
family residence. S3 Putnam St., Saturand from Fourteen Holy Helpers
day morning at 9 o'clock and from the
Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are inAnnunciation Church at 9.30. Friends
vited.
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are invited.
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MARTIN—Emma C. Weisser, March 27.
1946, wife of the late Alexander: mother
of Bayard and Carnot. Funeral from
her late residence, 426 Frankin St.,
Saturday morning at 1030 and from
St. Louis Church at 11 o'clock. Friends
invited. Flowers gratefully declined.
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MAr.NE—Grover J., of 146 Wecker St.,
Buffalo. March 26, 1946, beloved husS TIMES MORE SUDS
band of Rente Wagner; brother of Mrs.
R. O. Robinson of Detroit, Mich., Mrs.
THAN ANY OTHER SOAP
H. D. Bluck of Akron. N. Y., Richard
A. of Springville, N. Y , Raymond E.
of Corfu, N. Y., Joseph H of Cleveland,
O., Robert N. of Rochester. N. Y , Lyle
K. of Lockport, 111 Deceased was a
member of Brotherhood L. F. and E.
No. 101. Friends may call at C. B.
Beach & Son Funeral Home, Corfu,
N. Y., where funeral services will be
held Friday at 2.30 p. m. Interment
in Evergreen Hill Cemetery, Corfu,
N. V. Flowers gratefully declined.
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M<-ALPINE— March 26, 1946, In Buffalo. N.
Y., James E„ husband of Margaret
Gisel McAlpine; brother of Mrs. Frank
E. Dussing. Frederick J., Clair S. and
Robert W. McAlpine and the late
George J. McAlpine; uncle of Donald
I. Dussing, Mrs. Desmond E. Carrig.
Mrs Robert Leldig and Mrs. Robert
McLaughlin.
The funeral will take
place at Forest Lawn Chapel Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Frtends are invited to attend.
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MEDIUM
MrCABE — Katherine Schaub McCabe,
March 26. 194e, wife of the late Patrick
McCabe; mother of Naomi. Clara, Clarence, Earl. Irving. Harold. Ruth and
the late Howard McCabe and Mrs. Leonard Mack. Funeral from the family residence, East Lane. Lakeview, N. Y.,
where friends may call until Friday
noon. Services at Forest Lawn Chapel
at 1.30 p. m. Ftiends invited to attend.
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NILES— Frederick J. Nlles, March 25,
1946. beloved husband of Katherine
Paulln Niles; father of Ruth A.. Adelbert A. and George R. Niles; grandfather of Marie and George Niles. Friends
may call at the residence, 50 Cunnard
Rd., till 1 p. m. Thursday. Services at
Forest Lawn Chapel Thursday afternoon at 3.45. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of Buffalo Firemen's Benevolent Association. , 27t2S*
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PRINCE—PhyUis Ann Prince. March 25,
1946, beloved daughter of Paul L. and
Patricia Power Prince; sister of Peter,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Penelope and Paul Michael Prince.
Funeral from the Buffalo Cremation
W. L FROEHLEY FUNERAL^HOMTB
Company
Chapel, 901 West Delavan
94 Lake St
Hamburg, N Y
Ham. 401
Ave., Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends may call at the O'GormanTEHAN BROTHERS
Lewis Funeral Home, 2554 Main St.
4is Ortder St
HI) JSM
until Thursday noon.
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l»tl Bailey Ave.
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ROBINSON—Harold Emerson Robinson of
235 Highland A v e . Hamburg, N. Y.,
passed away Thursday. March.21st, at
the Hotel Lake Alfred. Lake Alfred,
Fla.. son of the late Dr. John' S. and
Emma Powell Robinson of Kingston,
N. Y., he is survived by his widow.
Edna Holland Robinson and a son, Malcolm Emerson.
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Howard B Wedekindt. licensed tngv.
SHIELDS—Magdalena Grim, March 27.
1946. wife of the late Joseph; mother of
Leonard C , George L^, Mrs. Leon
I Waldcn Ave. HU. 7811
Spring of Lockport and Clarence L. of
Los Angeles, Cal.; sister of Mrs. Charles
Miller and Rose Grim of Rochester, N.
• Y. Funeral from her late residence.
39 Neptune PI., Saturday morning at
» 30 and from St. Louis Church at 10.15.
Friends invited.
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S C H W B I E H A R T — Florence
Buck
Schwelkhart of 940 Amherst St.. Buffalo, N. Y. March 26, 1946. beloved wife
of Howard H. Schwelkhart, sister of
Mrs, Burt E. Guernsey of Binghamton,
N Y.. and Kenneth P. Buck of Binghamton. N. Y. Funeral from the Lesswing Funeral Home. 92 E Delavan
Ave.. Cor Jefferson. Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Friends invited Burial In
Prospect Lawrl, Hamburg, N. Y. MtSV
SMITH—Clem Smith died March 24, 1946;
Father of Carl. Earl. George and
Charles Smith. Mrs. Mabel Henry and
Helen Hunt
Funeral services ThursFUNERAL HOME
day, March 2*th at 2 p. m from Walk
ers
Ftineral
Parlor.
415 Clinton St. In
46S FRANKLIN STREET
terment In Buffalo Pine Hill Cemetery
Friends are invited
27128*
GA-1074
1ST 1 8 9 7
SMITH—William J. Smith. D D. S.. March
25. 1946, son of the late John and Catherine Hurley Smith. Funeral from the
Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home. 465
Old A f t Worries Now!
Franklin St.. Friday morning at 8.30
and at St. Margaret's Church at 9
clock. Friends are invited to attend,
itermem In Dunkirk, u. Y.
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Bay U. S. Savings Bonds!
Highway Work
Listed by Yaw
State

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