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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1959 Alfred Austin Dies, UiLoring Buzzell Dies, Charles Miller Rites Set; Veteran 37 Years in Army Wed Lu Ann Simms County Carpenter Over 3 Decades A funeral Mass for J. Alfred EGO STOVE NUT A funeral service for Charles (Rappenecker) Miller, 76, of 20 Lang a veteran of 37 years' Loring B. Buzzell, music publisher husband of Rochester-born singer Lu Ann Simms, died unexpectedly i ii. i.

a. i i Caih S.O. per ten oi a nean auacK jusi Deiore aawn yesieraay in tne couple's Manhattan apartment. Austin, carpenter employed by daughter, Mrs. Delbert Spencer; three sons, Joseph, Albert and, Alfred Rappenecker; three brothers, Joseph, George and Fred Rappenecker; three sisters, Mrs.

Mary Keegan, Mrs. Fred Vernon and Mrs. George Topel; twelve grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. I service with the U.S.

Army, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the August M. Maier Funeral Home, Monroe County for 33 years, 33 Mt. Hep Avtnvt According to relatives, Mr For MILDNESS Kodacolor Processing Depart LEHIGH FUEL SERVICE Buzzell awoke and complained of severe chest pains. A doctor, 1119 Joseph Ave.

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Don't miss "How Your Tensions an Help YouM in Nov. CORONET now on sad will be offered at 9 a.m. Friday at St. James Church, 134 Brett Iron-dequoit. summoned by terday (Oct.

20, 1959) in his a ''1 his wife, was fr It If i ling 4 home after a five-month illness. Mr. Huss worked for Sargent unable to save 19, 1959) in Veterans' Hospital. Batavia. When he entered the service, he legally changed his name from Rappenecker to his life.

Greenleaf Inc. before going to Austin, 71, of 29 work at Eastman Kodak Co. 17 He and Miss Simms, were married in 1954, years ago. i Edward AMERICA'S He was a former member of Rochester Lodge, Loyal Order Brett died yesterday (Oct. 20, 1959) in St.

Mary's Hospital after a brief illness. He was born of Moose. while the singer was appearing on the Arthur Godfrey televi-shnws Thev had Surviving Mr. Huss are his LARGEST SfUEff Invincible 0lux 215 Imperial 6 Cigorillo 520 J. Alfred Austin LiMMMmal in Pittsford and married Mary Miller.

Born in Brockport, Mr. Miller joined the Army in 1902, and served in the West Indies during World War I. He held the rank of master sergeant upon leaving military service in 1939. It was during his service in Puerto Rico that Mr. Miller met his wife, the former Carmen Carson.

Mr. Miller was a member of Ihe American Legion and of a Elizabeth McGrath on Nov. 25, inngn. a daughter, Buziell Cindy, now 4, and were expecting a second 1908. The couple last year celebrated their golden wedding wife, Loretta; three daughters, Mary, Dorothy and Joan Huss; a son, Paul; four brothers, Elmer, Frank, Edward and Harold; two sisters, Mrs.

Edward Pfaff and Mrs. Andrew Schum; two stepbrothers, Elmer and Louis Veltz; a stepsister; Mrs. George Henrietta, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the anniversary. Mr.

Austin was a member of child in December. Mr. Buzzell was associated with the music publishing, firm of Hecht, Lancaster and Buzzell, which he formed in collabora the Carpenters District Council Arthur Kent, Inc. 1 and of the Monroe County Re publican organization, and was Puerto Rican Masonic lodge. Besides his wife, he leaves a communicant of St.

James Church. He remained on the 23 East Avenue Rochester, New York August M. Maier Funeral Home, 1119 Joseph Ave. h- job until stricken by a cerebral hemorrhage last Sunday. He leaves his wife; two sons, Thomas D.

Dispenza, Ex-Watchman Requiem Mass for Thomas D. Clarkson Names Chairman Here Eugene T. Mueller 244 Cur Gerard A. and Leonard five daughters, Mrs. Homer R.

Starks, Mrs. Edmund T. Reid and Mrs. William C. Dieter of Dispenza, 79, of 48 Darien 7 A who retired in 1955 as night- Rochester, and Mrs.

Thomas H. mnxc -1 II II I tis Webster, has been named chairman of the Clark- si i linn i Warren and Mrs. Dale L. Virgil watchman for B. Forman will be celebrated at 9:15 a.m.

I son College of Theology alumni tomorrow in SS. Peter and of Long Island; a brother, Arthur W. Austin; a sister, Mrs. Alfred H. Hansen, and 23 1 Paul's Church.

Mr. Dispenza fund drive for the Buffalo and Rochester areas. Henry R. Hodge is chairman of the Rochester Alumni section of the drive which ends Nov. 30.

died unexpectedly Monday (Oct. grandchildren. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. 19, 1959) in his home. Surviving are his wife, Josephine; two daughters, Mrs.

Donahue Rites Drive captains in the Roch "GREAT OAItS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW" Tomorrow Case Foggette and Mrs. Raymond Hilfiker: a son, Robert; a ester area include John M. Am-brosi, Joseph E. Bourcy, Ralph H. Brower, Roy E.

Grover, Wil tion with Harold Hecht and Burt Lancaster. He earlier worked with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Mills Music Inc. and Cromwell Music Publishers. Born in Long Beach, L.I., and graduated from Colby College, Mr. Buzzell was the son of Samuel Buzzell, a New York City attorney who specializes in musical copyrights.

-Miss Simms, who gained national prominence through her singing on the Godfrey shows, had been making frequent television and nightclub appearances until recently. She was fired by Godfrey, during his i 1 y-publicized personnel shakeup, shortly after giving birth to her daughter. Besides his wife, child and parents, Mr. Buizell leaves two sisters, Mrs. Barbara Stein of Long Beach, L.I., and Mrs.

Harold (Gloria) Hecht of Hollywood, Calif. Lu Ann's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldridge (Al) Ciminelli, flew from their home in Los Angeles to be with their daughter, it was reported. The Cimi-nellis formerly resided at 192 Pierpont St.

here. Funeral services for Mr. Buzzell will be held tomorrow. brother, Anthony, and four grandchildren. The prayer liam E.

Guthrie, Maynard D. Hallman, William Hicks, John service will be held at 8:45 a.m. D. Mulholland, Richard W. tomorrow in the Corbett Fu A funeral Mass for Daniel J.

Donahue, 94. of 62 Rowley dean of Rochester real estate brokers, will be offered at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Blessed Sacrament Church. Mr. Donahue died Tuesday (Oct.

19, 1959) following brief illness, Pierce, James R. Sheehan, Al neral Home, 109 West Ave. 5 Burial will be in Holy Sepul fred R. Sill, Sigurd O. Swanson, William T.

Russell and William chre Cemetery. Murphy. SPEAKER FROM SCOTLAND just six days after his birthday. Designed for Tod LONDON, Oct. 20 UP) Lau He had remained active in ays rence Scott, chairman of the his real estate business, which he operated from an office at Manchester Guardian, will American Livin speak at the Nov.

12-14 convention of the professional journalism fraternity Sigma Delta Chi in Indianapolis. Scott, 16 State St. Burial will be in Holy Sepul chre Cemetery. Spencerport Unit toe initiated as an honorary member, will arrive in New York Nov. 1.

He and his wife will spend four days visiting different parts of the United States, including a stay with Just one from our fabulous new collection of Red Cro.n Shoes. Debonair in black suede, black, blue and brown calf. This product has no conntction whittvir with Thi American National Red Cross Certain of Trio Eustace W. Huss, Kodak Aide Eustace W. Huss, 54, of 91 Eugene Pulliam, publisher of i Indiana and Arizona newspa The Spencerport High School Maria an inspector in the pers.

Band wind ensemble of 70 members is going to Chicago whether or not a parents' com mittee can raise $4,200 in the ANOTHER IN A SERIES OF GREAT DISCOVERIES next six weeks. Mrs. Carl E. Hudson, of the parents' fund-rais ing group, said the trip to the Midwest National Band Clinic decongestant Dec. 9-12 will be made regard.

less of the amount of money raised. spencerport was chosen as one of the eight top band units in the nation to play at the convention. Of the goal of $5,000 to finance the trip, about $800 has been realized by student candy sales. Appeals to industries, businesses and mer Jho mm chants were fruitless, Mrs. Hudson said.

The committee will sponsor a semi-formal dance Nov. 28 at the high school. EXODUS CONTINUES BERLIN, Oct. 20 (UPI) -West Berlin officials said today that East German refugees are crossing into West Berlin at the rate of 300 a day. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ALBANY.

N. Y. Pursuant to the provision! of the Hishwav Law. and special provisions for projects financed with Federal Aid Funds, sealed proposals will be received until ten-thirty o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time, on the Z9tn day oi October 1959, by Henry A.

Cohen. Director. Bureau of Contracts, 12th Floor, The Governor Alfred E. Smith State Office Building, Albany, N. for the following projects: MONROE COUNTY B.

h. mry. Dist. Barge Canal Terminal, Rochester 1, N. Contract No.

F1C. 39-18 (Int. lour. Rte. 490).

Type: Demolition of Build ings. Name of Highway and Miles: wmwm Interstate Rte. Connection 3RD (Kocncs- tcr Citv: Eastern Expressway Pt. 1), 0.7S Miles. Deposit for Plans: $5.00.) Rid Deposit: $4,500.

Dept. $84,000. Contract No. FAC. 59-17.

Type: Demolition of Buildings. Name of Highway and Miles: Rochester City: Inner loop (North St. to Ueorge 0.14 Miles. Deposit for Plans: SVOO. COLB GAPStJlE.

Bid Deposit: $.1,000. Dept. $56,000. Any projects in this letting that are on the Federal Aid highway systems are subject to the provisions of the "Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956," being Public Law 627, R4th Congress, ap-proved June 29, 1956, and are also subject to the applicable New York Slate statutes. In compliance with the provisions of Section 115 (Prevailing Rate of Wage), Public Law 627, the minimum wages to be paid laborers and mechanics are Included In wage schedules that are set out in the bid proposal.

FAST! SURE! Nov discover EFFECTIVE! Big Mmce in fttyto MilL Maps, plans, specifications and pro- posal forms may be seen and obtained I at (he office of the State Department of Public Works. Bureau of Contracts, i Albany, and at the office of the District Engineers noted above, and may! also be seen at the office of the State Department of Public Works. 270. Broadwav, New York City. I The deposit for Plans and Proposal i Forms for each contract is indicated above.

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