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0ta.fi Neteta Death Neees Deoife Nofees PITTSBURGH PRESS. NOVEMBER II, 1951 PAGE 43 Moo Help Wostoef The Pittsburgh Press WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Armistice Day 1918 Obituaries Death Takes Mrs. Darragh, Social Worker Served Pittsburgh More Than 15 Years Deeta Met'cos BARKER At Miami, on Thursday, Nov. 18, 1951, John S. Barker.

husband of Mabel Benford Barker; father of John 8. Barker brother of Mrs. Edward B. Taylor of Miami. Friends received at H.

Samson's. 937 Neville Monday morning. Graveside services at Homewood Cemetery Monday afternoon at a o'clock. BARRY Suddenly, on Saturday, Nor. 10.

1951, James J. Barry, of 408 Ruxton husband of Alice La Orange Barry; father of Mrs. Irene Nelport James Jr. and Mrs. Virginia Kenny of Library, brother of Peter.

Thomas Mrs. Dolly Merren and Mrs. Mae Hayden; also six grandchildren. Friends received at tt4 Joseph Colligan funeral Home, 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Tuesday, Nov.

13 at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Justin's Church at 10 a. m.

Friends Invited. BOOTH On Friday. Nov. 9. 1951.

Stella Mogan Booth, wife of the Ate Frank of 2729 West Carson St, mother of EUen Booth, Mrs. Mary Artlnger, James Booth of Har-risburg and William Booth of Port Arthur. Texas; also 6 grandchildren; sister of Dennis J. Mogan and Mrs. Mary Lucot.

Friends received at Mc-Dermott 1225 Chartiers Ave. McKees Rocks. Solemn requiem mass at St. James Church on Monday. Nov.

12. at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Pgh.

BOSCHELE On Saturday, Nov. 10. 1951 Anthony, husband of Querina Boscnele; father of Mrs. Mary Toma-sinl. Guido.

Max. Mario, Charles, Louis, Victor, Mrs. Anna Miller and Miss Nellie Tramonti. Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home, 3007 8th Ave. Notice of time later.

BOWN Thursday. Nov. 8. 1951. Maud Boyer of 2910 Voelkel Dormont.

widow of George mother of M. Basel. William Detroit and Philips B. Bown; sister of Arthur R. Boyer, ConnellsvlUe.

and Walter P. Boyer. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary. 2630 W. Liberty where services will be held on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

BRACCO On Saturday. Nov. 10, 1951. at 4:55 a. William Robert husband of the late Sarah Elisabeth Irvln Bracco of 502 Hill Ave, Wilkinsburg; father of Mrs.

Mary Bourne. Lola Jean. William R. Jr. and Richard J.

Bracco; four grandchildren; also six sisters and three brothers. Funeral from the John Kekllty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends Invited. CAUEN'DO Suddenly, on Friday.

Nov. 9. 1951. Judith, beloved daugh-' ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander W. and sister of Alexander Jr. Friends will be received at the DeRosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave. at Wlnslow until Monday, when a blessing service will be held at 2 p.

m. CABNAHAN Killed In action in Korea on June 7. 1951. Sgt. William J.

of 532 Foreland St, (formerly of Bloomfleld), son of Raymond and Mary Carnahan; wrother of Raymond C. James. Donald and Catherine Carnahan; grandson of Mrs. Elisabeth Hardy. Funeral from the home of Schellhaaa and Son.

707 East N. on Monday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Mary Immaculate R. C.

Church at 9 a. m. Friends Invited. CHALMERS Suddenly, on Thursday. Nov.

8, 1951. at 7:35 p. Albert Holden Chalmers the 3rd. age 6 years, beloved son of Albert and Margaret Brewer Chalmers: brother of Margaret Elisabeth of 1627 Parkline Dr, Whitehall Boro. Friends received at Geo.

W. Heard and Son Funeral Home, 4047 Perrysville Ave, N. 8. Services on Monday at 1 p. m.

COLLINS On Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1951, Thomas J. of 408 E. Elisabeth axel wood; father of Raymont P. of Chicago.

Mary Mrs. Bertha L. Orogan. Thomas Mrs. Nora C.

Todd of Buffalo and Robert of Aliquippa; also 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Friends received at McDermott Bros, 1225 Chartiera Ave, McXecs Rocks. Requiem mass at St. Francla De Bales Church on Monday. Nov.

12 at 9 a. m. Interment In Con-rjelliTllle at noon Monday. COTJLSON On Saturday, Nov. 10.

1951. at 7:45 a. Mathilda Mlkua Coulson, in her 66th year, mother of Mrs. Paul Cxambel 8r, Mrs. Fred Gendt and Mrs.

Harry A. Klee. Friends received at the Fulton and Brad well Funeral Home. 415 Char-tiers St, Carnegie. Pa.

Services at St. John Lutheran Church on Tues-day at 2 p. m. COWLI5HAW On Saturday. Nov.

10. 1951. at 8:15 a. James K. Cowllshaw.

Friends received at the parlors of Wra. Slater and Sons. Virginia Avenue and Kearsarge St, Mt. Washington, until 9 a. Monday, Nov.

12. Services at the Baptist Orphanage and Home, Castle shannon Rd, at 10:30 a. m. Additional services at the Bella Vernon, Pa, Baptist Church at 2 p. m.

DAKBAGH On Nov. 10. 1951, at 4:35 a. Isabel B. Darragh of Alder Court wife of the lata James R.

Darragh; mother of Albert C. Darragh. J. Donald Darragh and the late Mrs. Charles P.

Mathe-eon; sister of Mrs. L. C. Hoffman and Mrs. C.

Nance. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville) St, where services will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Inter-roent private.

DEL BOS SO On Wednesday Nov. 7. 1951. Lena, of 5839 Ellsworth beloved wife of Carmen; mother of Carmen, Mary Louise. John, Richard.

Tina, Hilda. Gloria and sister of Mrs. Amelia Arroyo and John Buenpane. Friends will be received at the De Rosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave.

at Wlnslow St, until Monday at 10 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at Help of Christian Church at 11 a. m. DIXON On Friday, Nov.

9. 1951, Cora Chester, wife of Holland of 718 Merchant Ambrldga. Frlenda received at the Matter Funeral Home, 1133 Church St, Ambridge. Services Monday at 2 p. m.

DUNN On Thursday, Nov. 8. 1951. Mary E. Dunn, sister of Joseph L.

Dunn of 1407 Wood bourns Ave, Brookllne. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave, until Monday at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at Resurrection Church at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. WART On Friday morning. Nov. 9.

1951. Hubert beloved husband of Elisabeth H. Swart of 6537 Ohio River Ben Avon; father of Mrs. Helen May of Fairmont. W.

Mrs. Jean Elisabeth Smith of Fort Lauderdale. Fla, and Howard H. Ewart of Lot Angeles. also 9 grandchildren.

Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home, 529 California Ave, Avalon, where services will held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FISCHER On Saturday, Nov. 10, 1915, Eiva Reeonnu, beloved wife of the late Harry R. Fischer; mother Fsasraf Dinettrt received at his late home. Servicea In the First Pentecostal Church of Jeannette, Tuesday.

Interment It- win Union Cemetery. RODDY At Concord, Mass, on -Nov. 9. 1951. Edward husband of the late Alice Morgan Roddy, formerly of Bellevue; father of Mrs.

Eleanor Field and Gilbert M. Roddy of Concord, Mass. Graveside services will be held at Union Dale Censetery on Monday at 11 a. m. ROMAN Suddenly, on Saturday, Nov.

10, 1951. Joseph, husband of Stella Douds; father of Joseph Mrs. Agnes Fiola. Cpl. Bernard, U.

8. Army, Raymond and the late William; 3 grandchildren; 2 brothers and 2 sisters also survive. Friends received at the Bagnato Funeral Home (formerly McDermott 3rd Ave. and P. R.

Carnegie. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a. ni, with requiem high mass at St. Luke's Church at 9 a. m.

SANDRETTO On Saturday, Nov. 10. 1951, at 10:15 a. John Sandretto of 285 Jasper St, husband of the late Giovanna Bellino Sandretto; father of Mrs. Lena StlmmeL Mrs.

Letltla Edwards and Michael also survived by six grandchildren. Friends and members of Temple Lodge No. 787 I. O. O.

F. received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge St, Mt. Washington, where services will be held Tuesday, Nov.

13 at 10:30 a. m. SCHMID On Saturday, Nov. 1951, Maeme O. Gayton Schmtd of 1118 Mississippi wife of Herman C.

Schmid: mother of Donald, Eugene. Hilda. Mrs. Esther DeHaven, one grandchild; sister of Mrs. Helen McDermott.

Mrs. Esther McCall. Friends received at Joseph Colligan Funeral Home. 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Tuesday, Nov.

13 at 10 a. m. High mass of requiem at Bt. Bernard's Church at 11 a. m.

Friends invited SHARBACGH Of 1929 Middle StT Sharpsburg, Saturday. Nov. 10, 1951, Judson. husband of Nellie Sullivan Sharbaugh; father of Edna Mower, Rita Weissert. Marv Welssert.

John, Earl and Donald: seven grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers. Friends received at the Holzheimer and Bock Funeral Home, Main 8t. at 9th, Sharpsburg. Requtem high mass in St. Joseph's Church Tuesdayat 9 a.

m. SHATLOCK Suddenly on Wednes day. Nov. 7. 1951.

of 345 Marguerite Ave, Wilmerding. Pa, William, husband of Mary Shatlock; father of Edwin and Miss Martha Shatlock, Mrs. Dorothy Waleski. Mrs. Helen Leonardo.

Mrs. Elma Derr; brother of Paul Shatlock. Mrs. Ann Sobel and Mrs. Lapenski.

Friends received at Leonardo Funeral Home. 102 Wat-kins Ave, Wilmerding. Pa. High mass of requiem In St. Aloyslus R.

C. Church on Monday at 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery.

East McKeesport, Pa. SMITH PfcT "Raymond died in Korea March 2: son of Mrs. Anna Bmlth Cunningham of 470 Broadway, Pitcalrn; brother of Lynn, Fred, Warren. U. S.

Marines; one sister, Joan, at home. Services on Monday. Nov. 12 at 2 p. at Daugherty Funeral Home, Pitcalrn.

Pa. Military honors by American Legion Post No. 256 of Pitcalrn. SOLO WAITS On Thursdav. Nov 8.

1951. formerly of North Side. Pgh. Frank Solowalts. Friends received at the Jay A.

MrCaffery Memorial Home, 200 8o. Craig 8t. (between Fifth and Forbes). Services Monday atlp.m. STEADMAN Oct! 17.

Vieques. Puerto-Rico, Pfc. Edward son of John and Mae Neyers Bteadman. of Dorothy, Irene, Edith, Wlliiam. James and Robert.

Funeral service from the late home. Hutchinson, Westmoreland County, Pa, Monday. November 12 at 1 p. m. Interment United Cemetery, N.

8, Pgh. at 3:15 p. m. VI'KSICH On Saturday, Nov. 10.

1951. at his late residence. 2803 cry Way. john Vukslch, father pf Mildred Rodlno and Ellen Darvell-brother of Mary Oostovlch: also four grandchildren. Friends received at Charles C.

Cieslak Funeral Home. 81 Bo. 15th St. Funeral Monday at I Services at St. George Serbian Orthodox Church at 2 m.

Burial In St. George's Serbian Cemetery. WEAVER Thursdsy. Nov. 8.

195L, Esther Mason of 319 Tsylor Ave, 8, widow of John sister of of Cal- Thomas. William and Charles Mason. Friends received Jhe- Mortuary, 2630 w1e'Ubert7 Ati "here services h1(1 on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Mt. Lebanon "emetery.

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Royal Cemetery 8-grave EC" sacrifice. Lehigh 1-5855; Call Wednesday. November 14. I lo oaef Foearf BEAGLE Female, black, tsn and JJ. Rusty:" East Llberty-So.

St. 10315 collar. Reward. Montrose f1 EGI-E- Lost Thursday, Garfield dis-2-1029 ontn ld- Reward. EM.

Feeeraf Directors "When a Friend Complete Prices $125, $235. $360. $439, $505 up THESE PRICES INCLUDE ALL ITEMS OF SERVICE. QUALITY AT A MINIMUM COST. of William R.

Fischer of Largo, Mrs. Elva Fansler of Wexford, Pa, and Mrs. Angeline Martin. Services at the chapel of Walter J. Sperling, 622 Lockhart St, on Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Friends Invited. FLUHME On Saturday morning. Bertha Schulte, widow of Charles Fluhme, formerly of 107 No. Graham mother of Charles R.

Fluhme: also three grandchildren. Funeral services from McCabe Bros. Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Ave, Tuesday. Nov. 13.

1961. at 2 p. m. FRANCIS On Friday. Nov.

9. at 7636 Tioga St, Susannah Shortland Francis, wife of the late Thomas Francis: mother of Mrs. M. North-over, Mrs. E.

Gardner and Mrs. A. Riddell of Philadelphia. Pa, Mr. Thomas Francis.

Mrs. E. Pohle, Mrs. M. Bchreiber, Mrs.

R. Adams and Mrs. 8. Bauer of Pittsburgh. also survived by six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Friends received at the Leslie Home for Funerals. 721 Brushton Ave. Services Monday. Nov. 12, at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. FRAZIER On Friday, Nov. 9. 1951, Anna B.

McAleer Frailer, wife of John S. Frazler of 1445 Chartiers Ave, McKees Rocks. Friends received at McDermott Bros, 1225 Chartiers Ave, McKees Rocks. Services on Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 2 p.

m. 0. E. 8. services Sunday at 8 p.

m. FREEMAN On Saturday, at bis lata residence. 7806 Frankstown Ave, Ralph beloved husband of Anna W. Freeman: father of Ralph T. Freeman: brother of Mabel Piatt.

Friends received at the McCabe Funeral Home. 7204 Thomas where services will be held Tuesday. Nov. 13th. at 2 p.

m. Members of Archie Henderson Lodge 739. F. A. and Motion Picture Operators Local 171 Invited.

FBICCHIONK Bn Wednesday. Dora. Inic of 6929 Kelly beloved husband of Virginia Bcarano; father of Edward, Joseph. Mario. Anthony and the late Sarah Cecere.

Friends will be received at the De Rosa Mortuary. Paulson. Ave. (at Wlnslow 8t. until Monday at 8 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at Help of Chris- tlans Church at 8:30 a. m. GETTY On Thursday. Nov.

8. 1951 at 1:45 p. Clarence husband of Priscllla Delmer Getty; father of Wllber. Leonard, Clarence. William, Edna Fuge and Mary Lens; 1 sister.

Sarah Schwlnn of Bloomsburg. Funeral services at Fisher and Owen Funersl Home, 126 Hazelwood Ave, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Hasel Glenn Lodge 1043. 1. O.

O. F. and friends Invited. G1GLIOTTI (Oillotti) On Saturday. Nov.

10j 1951. Frank, beloved husband of the late Giovanna Olgltottl; father of Attorney Chris and Joseph. Friends may call at the Morasco Funeral Home, 805 Brushton Ave. Funeral on Tuesday at 9 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at the Mother of Oood Counsel Church at 9:30 a. m. Friends invited. GREEN On Friday, Nov. 9.

1951, at 2:45 a. David N. Green, beloved husband of Pauline Littlestone Green: father of 8. Ralph and Millard B. Green: brother of Mrs.

Toba Reiser of New York: also 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center Ave, where services will be held on Sunday at 1 p. m. Interment at West View Cemetery.

GREEN On Friday. Nov. 9. 1951. Louisa D.

Lucv Rech. wife or Frank Green: mother of Elisabeth Hollidav. Dorothy Kost. Joseph. William and Francis Green: sister of Anna Mae Woods.

Frank. Louis and William Rech. Friends received at the Campbell Funeral Home. 1314 Middle Sharpsburg. Requiem high mass at 8t.

Marv's Church on Tuesday, Nov. 13. at 9 a. m. CRIBBIN On Saturday.

Nov. 10. 1951. Charlotte Marshsll, wife of the late Archie H. Orlbbta of 1405 Chelton Brookllne: beloved mother of Marie F.

Ortbbin; sister of Mrs. Evelyn Miller. Agnes A. and James Marshall. Friends received at the family home until Tuesday at 9 a.

m. Requtem high mass at Resurrection Church at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HEILMAN On Saturday.

Nov. 10. 1951. Mary Will, wife of the lata Joseph W. Hellman; mother of Mrs.

Loretta Griffith: also 3 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, lata of 827 Tripoli 8t. Friends received at the Joseph H. Pappert and Sons Funeral Home. 711 Lockhart St. Funeral on Tuesday, wtth requiem mass at Mary Immaculate Church at 8 a.

m. HOGBIN On Thursdsy. Nov. 8. 1951.

Bertha Mllbura Hog bin, of 241 Ella Street. wife of the late Joseph; mother of Mrs. Bertha Wright. Mrs. Laura Wright.

Mrs. Maud Walter, Mrs. Virginia Blggerstaff and Joseph Hogbln; 8 grandchildren, 1 teat-grandchild. Friends received at he Funeral Home of Grime and Blair, 4520 Penn (near Friendship Ave Services on Monday at 2 p. m.

HONIG Wednesday, Nov. 7. at 11:30 p. William O. Honlg.

husband of Margaret tiffin of 2623 Charles Ft: father of Winifred Honlg. Friends received at Prank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral on Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn high mass of requtem In the Annunciation Church at 10 o'clock.

Latrobe papers please copy I. HOST EBT On Friday. Nov. S. 195X John, husband of the late Susan Froberg of 213 Roden Carnegie: father of Peter.

Martin. William and John Hostert and Mrs. Susan Fisher; also 17 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Friends received at the H. O.

Henney Funeral Home, 524 Washington Ave, Carnegie. Funeral Tuesday. Nov. 13 at 9:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Luke's Ch urch at 10 o'clock. JtDD On Thursday Nov. 8. 1951.

at 11 p. Rose Klein Judd. beloved wife of Samuel Jud9: mother of Claire Oene Judd; daughter of Mrs. Anna Klein: sister of Jack Klein of McKeesport: Davtd and Samuel Klein of Springfield. Ohio; Ralph Klein and Mrs.

Aaron Welsa of Pgh. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Center Ave, where services will be held on Sunday, Nov. 11, 10:30 a. m. Interment nal Israel Cemetery.

McKeesport. KE ALLY In Korea en March 3. 1951. Sgt. Edward L.

KeaUy Jr. of Allison Park: son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. KeaUy- brother of Atleen Hannon, Lucille Sranlon.

Geneviev Perkins, EHvn Johnson, Dorothea Freyer, Robert Albert John Charles and the late Marie Louisa Keally. Requiem high mass In St. Ursula's Church. Allison Park on Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock. KELLY On Thursday.

Nov. 8. at her late residence 7041 Monticello St, Ida (Ann House) Kelly: wife of the late Marcus Kelly; mother of Mrs. Catherine Kelly and James Kelly. Funeral from McCae'a Funeral Home.

7204 Thomas on Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary church at 9 a. m. Please omit flowers.

A. Cunningham, beloved wife of Pat-KfLCOYNE Friday morning. Mary rick Kllcoyne of 352 S. Evallne mother of John, Katherine, Margaret, Mary Kllcoyne, Mrs. Eleanor Stevlck and Mrs.

Ann Larkin. Funeral from McCabe Bros. Funeral Home. 5300 Penn Ave, Tuesday. Nov.

13. 1951, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn fu- Fumtral Director NO HIDDEN EXTRAS DIRECTOR Lost amd Fond BRIEFCASE Brown, left Yellow Cab Friday mornms. Containing text books.

glasses. Federal 1-6773. COCKER Black male, white spot chest, old, bad ears. "Blackle." Reward. Fen-hurst 1-87 8 6.

COLLIE Male. Fox Chapel vicinity. Wednesday evening. Allegheny license; reward. ST.

1-4734. COMPACT vacuum-cleaner, lost between Howe-Penn Ave, on Negley-Rouo St. Reward. Montrose 1-5741. LOST articles are speedily recovered by the simple process of placing a Want Ad In The Press.

DIAMOND Ring Man's, lost MeCanns, East Liberty. Sentimental value. Re- wsrd. Hazel 1-8190. DOG Black-tan female, fox-beagle hound.

Route 19. strawberry Hill: license No. 1973. Reward. Lehigh DOG Black-white spot on chest.

License Number 57883. Lost McKees Rocks vicinity. Children's pet. Reward. Federal 1-3659.

FOUND "Tiger" cat: male: grey and black stripes: Brookllne vicinity. Fleld- brook 1-2836. FUR Piece Lost Downtown Friday night. Reward. Court 1-7700.

GLASSES Horn-iim gold: lost Sunday night. downtown-Penn-Negley: reward. Montrose 1-7352. "GLASSES Light irey case; Liberty Ave, between 6th-12 Sts, or Filth Ave. Irwin 77 3M.

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Meaeat eat Cemetery i.et$ 32S h. Highland Uberty. Pittsburgh. 1 -m neral mass at St. Lawrence Church at 9:30 a.

m. KOEBBEL On Friday. Nov. 9. 195X Martin husband of Jean Brown: brother or Peg Lawson, Raymond and Henry Koerbel.

Friends re- eeived at the D. E. Wehrle Funeral Home, 405 North Ave, Millvale, where services' will be held Tuesday. Nov. 13r at 2 p.

m. KOLB On Wednesday morning, Nov. 7 1951. Charles husband of Luellk Van. formerly of Rowan Ave, K.

E. father of Mrs. Kathryn M. Zimmerman; brother of Elizabeth VasseUs and Albert J. Kolb of grandfather of Mrs.

C. B. Bradley Jr. Private services were held at the Waplea Funeral Home. Baum Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock.

LOUDON On Saturday, Nov. 10, 1951, Janet (Jessie) F. Loudon, at McKeesport Hospital. Funeral on Tuesday. Nov.

13 at 2 p. m. at her late home. North Versailles Township, Fifth Ave. McKeesport.

Burial in Versailles Cemetery. Me-Keesport, In charge of T. A. Russell. MARKEY On Saturday, Nov.

10. Arthur beloved husband of Jeanne Markey; father of Barbara; beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Markey; brother of Mrs. Dora Sot-nick and Dr.

Oscar Markey of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Hilda Stern of Mo-n ess en. Mrs. Ruth Israel I. Hicks, Saul and Evelyn Markey.

all of Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Jack Talenfeld Funeral Home. 374 So. Negley Ave. (near Baum where services will be held on Sunday.

Nov. 11. 1951, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery.

MARSHALL On Friday. Nov. 9. 1951, Clara Eckhardt Marshall, of 739 Ross more Ave, Brookllne, widow of A. P.

Marshall: mother of Mrs. Thomas Miller. Robert Marshall and Mrs. George Allen; sister of Mrs. Edith Barr.

Mrs. Bertha Christopher, Emil. John. Andrew, and Carl Eckhardt. Friends received at Belnhauer Mortuary, 2630 W.

Liberty Ave, where servfees will be held Monday at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. MATEER On Saturday. Nov.

10. 1951, Jesse of 335 Barnes husband of Margaret father of Dr. Eugene H. Mateer of State College, grandfather of John E. Friends received at the Wareham Funeral Home, Rebecca Ave.

at Center St, Wilkinsburg. Services on Monday evening at 7: 30 o'clock. MATTESI On Thursday, Frank of 6425 Carver St, beloved husband of Nancy Mele; father of Peter. Mrs. Dolores Vasto and Anthony; son-in-law of Carl Piccollno and brother-in-law of Philip Stlllltano.

Friends will be received at the De Rosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave. (at Wlnslow until Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at Help of Christiana Church at 9:30 a.

m. MAY Of Brentwood Ave, Brentwood, on Friday. Nov. 9. 1951.

Wll-11am in his 59th year, beloved husband of Marie M. Miller May; father of Mrs. Olive Threnhauser. Mrs. Mildred Schaum.

William O. and James C. May; brother of Mrs. Esther Will, Mrs. Loretta Morten and Oscar A.

May: also four grandchildren. Friends received at funeral home of John D. Schaub Bona. 425 Brownsville Rd, Mt. Oliver.

Funeral on Monday at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem in St. Wendelln'a Church at 10 a. m.

Interment In St. Joseph's Cemetery. MeCAFLEY Mrs. E. Grace Nichols McCauley, Friday morning In Wal-lingford.

Pa, former resident of Beaver, widow of the late Dr. E. S. H. McCauley.

Survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. Edward Clyde. Walllngford. Pa.

Friends will be received after 12 noon Monday. Nov. 13. at J. T.

Anderson and Son Funeral Home, 205 College Ave, Beaver, Fa. Services Monday at 2:30 p. m. Private Interment In Beaver Cemetery. MeCLESTER On Friday.

Nov. 9, 1951. Ida M. Morrow of 209 Elm Rd, Ambridge. wife of David A-: father of Mrs.

Harry M. Snyder and Alvin D. Friends received at the Matter Funeral Home, 1133 Church St, Ambridge. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m.

MeCLOSKEY Thursday, Nov. 8. 1951, Hannah DrlscolL widow of William P. McCloskey; mother of William, James. Rose John, Mary and Jane; sister of Mrs.

Kate Sexton, Mrs. Nell Welsh of Washington. D- Mrs. Ann Buckley of Boston -and Mrs. Msry Finn of Ireland; also 10 grandchildren and five great- frandchlldren.

Friends received at he family borne, 5436 Ellsworth Ave. Funeral Monday morning with requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 a. m. McCLXLOUGH Elms, In her 65th year, on Saturday. Nov.

10. 1951, at 3 a. m. in Ohio Valley Hospital. Survived by her husband.

Jsase R. and IS children, Frank. Raymond. Mrs. Olive Wilson.

George. Htllls. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson. Paul, Mrs.

Pearl Oarren. William. Harry, Mrs. Elva Heck, Jesse Jr James. Edwin and Clyde; 44 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; one sister Rachel Carnahan.

Friends received at the Moody Funeral Home, Clinton, Pa. Servicea on Tuesday, Nov. 13, at 2 p. m. at Clinton V.

P. Church. Interment Clinton Cemetery MELEDIN Suddenly Thursday afternoon, Oeorge beloved husband of Catherine Arrigo of 814 Inwood 8t, son of Valentine and Alexandra Meledln; brother of Sophia Kavna-nek. Oenevleve Draganoc. Helen Nawrockl.

Dorothy Mlley. Bernadetta Studeny, Mathilda. Kathryn, Ann. Joseph and Henry Meledln. Funeral from McCabe Bros.

Funeral Home. 5300 Penn Ave, Monday, Nov. 12. 1951, at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 a. m. MILLER On Thursday. Nov. 8.

1951. Margaret formerly of Homewood. beloved wife of the late Alwln B. Miller: mother of Daniel F. and Herbert A.

Miller of New Jersey and Mrs. Margaret Genevieve Lucas of 133 Ross Ave, Ross.Twp.: also survived by three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home. 366 Lincoln Ave, Bellevue.

where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00. MOBOAN At the Ohio Valley Hospital, on Thursday. Nov. 8, Mary Ann Rollason Morgan of 1506 Broad, way, Stowe wife of the late John L. Morgan; beloved mother of Mrs.

Adelaide Barth and William J. Morgan. Friends and members of Montour Chapter No. 171 O. E.

8. received at the Clever and Stover Funeral Home, 534 Island Ave, McKees Rocks. Funeral services on Monday, Nov. 12 at 2 p. m.

MOBBISSEY Friday. Nov. 9. 1951 Margaret McCarthy, widow of Patrick Morrlssey of 3555 California N. 8.

Friends may call at O'Brien's. 3724 California at Cooper Aves, N. S. Funeral Monday morning. Requiem high mass in St.

Fran els Xavier Church at 9 o'clock. PEABCE On Friday, Nov. 9. 1951, George husband of Marlon Pesrca of 7421 Idlewlld father of Mrs. Oeorgine P.

Brown, Mrs. Louise P. Brown and Mrs. Marloria T. Pratt.

Friends received at his daughter's residence, 736 Bellefonte where services will be held Monday. Nov. 12, at 2 p. m. Interment Homewood Cemetery.

6'CONNELL On Thursday. Nov. 8. 1951. at St.

Petersburg, Fla, John M. O'Connell. husband of Nora O'Connell; brother of Michael of Wllkes-Barre. Pa, and Daniel, Turtle Creek, Pa. Friends received at the Snyder Chapel, 521 Main St, Irwin, Pa, after 7 p.

Monday, Nov. 12. until 9 a. Wednesday, Nov. 14.

Solemn high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, Ir- wln. Pa, 10 a. m. OLIIEISEB On Saturday. Nov.

10, 1951. William husband of Mir- aret Went Olheiser; father of Wll-lam W. John B. and Edward B. Olheiser: also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Friends received at his late residence, 410 Dawson Ave, Bellevue. Services and Interment pri-vate, Tuesday morning at 9:30 a. m. PLEASANT On Wednesday, Nov. 77 1951, Marie Evans Pleasant Of 3223 Parkview Avenue, beloved wife of Marshall, -mother of Mary Ann, Dolores and Marshall Pleasant.

Jr. Friends received at the Albert J. Freyvogel Funeral Home, 118 Craft Avenue. Funeral on Monday, Nov. 12 at 9:30 a.

m. High mass of requiem St. Paul's Cathedral Chapel (Parkview Avenue) at 10 a. m. POYDAK On Thursday.

Nov. 8, 1951, Mary, nee Laylock of 230 McCoy Rd, Stowe mother of Anna and Stephen and two grandchildren; sister of Margaret Ooltck of Warren. Ohio, Mrs. Anna Ellzesw and Frank Bchaefer of McKees Rocks. Friends received at the Kanat Funeral Home.

300 Helen St, McKees Rocks. Funeral Tuesday morning, Nov. 13 wtth requiem high mass at St. Mark's R. C.

Church at 9 a. m. BAIBLE Thursday, 8, Andrew M. of Auld Ave, Allison Park, bus- band of Eva Maria Dey; father of Edward Richard Vincent A-Mary H. Herbert, Jean A.

Huwa, Catharine R. Lao; also eight grandchildren. Funeral from the Rhela Funeral Home, 333 Butler 8t, Etna, Monday at 8:45 a. m. Requiem mass at St.

Ursula's Church. Allison Park, at 9:30 o'clock. BEED Clarence Lee' Sr. on 1951, of 308 West 8wissvale Ave, Edgewood, Pa. Husband of Laura Daugherty.

Father of Clarence Reed, of Swlssvale, Pa. and Mrs. Mae Miller, of Edgewood, Pa. Funeral services at C. A.

McKinley Funeral Home. 7408 Washington St, Swlsa-vale. on Tuesday at a p. m. RITCHIE On Friday, Nov.

9, 1951. Edward, beloved husband of Mary Laser Ritchie of 2022 Brownsville Road; father of Mrs. Annie Orubb. Mae. Edward.

also two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call at the Koonts Funeral Home, 1719 Brownsville Rosd. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. Frlenda Invited.

Interment In Hlghwood Cemetery. BITRON Oeorge. 46. died Saturday at Penn, Pa, husband of E. Mae Rltson; father of Mrs.

Edna Lipin-ski and Oeorge; eon of Mrs, Mary brother of Mr. Esther Throm. Mrs. Elizabeth Darnley, Tnqmag sad Jack Rltson. Frlenda ACCOUNTANT Cost Experience, assist controller.

Open AUDITOR Internal, experienced. Pittsburgh location $500 AUDITOR 27-35, public experience. travel, csr sat needed. $350 plus expenses COST ACCOUNTING TRAINEE Collet graduate, experience not required, excellent opportunity $250 plus overtime COST ACCOUNTANT 2-3 years' experience $350 ACCOUNTANT-CREDIT MANAGER Experience in social service or -VM-' Pital field $400 ACCOUNTANT 45-54. Some accounting experience $225-2l0 JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT College rradu-ate.

Inexperienced, public field, per- uiaucni. .3449 APCOUNTTNIT rT VT? K- i8t.91.9A. College or business school education. DRAFTING Mechanical. CHEMIST No experience.

30O MECHANICAL ENGINEER OR CIVIL H-'BID i 411 board. $300 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Will consider good young grsduate. $350 plus PIPING CHECKER Must know shop drawings. Ohio DESIGN Piping. electrical, structural.

$500 up INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 28-40. College graduate, some experience required 50O CHEMIST 1 year experience la Industry. $360 ELECTRICAL DRAFTING Experience required $460 LAB TECHNICIAN Need not be college graduate. DESIGN ENGINEER Light machine work $600 CHi MlCAL ENGINEER For field senr ice work $300 plus car plus expenses MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR- -Super-. vise crews lor general maintenance.

$4 50 MANUFACTURING TRAINEES Need 6, decree in electrical. Industrial. mechanical or chemical $300 ADJUSTOR 25-35. college grad'iate. cr needed $275 plus mileage UNDERWRITER TRAINEES (3) College or office experience.

Start $175, periodic increases to $300. Two-year training program. INVESTIGATORS 23 28. Several needed for Pittsburgh. Washington.

New Kensington. Beaver Falls and fTharlemf nr iimH.i1 To $225 plus'nlieVge MESSENGERS, MAIL BOYS (201, Yminr tilch ichnnl A opportunities To $l0 TELEVISION INSTRUCTOR 2 years experience In ultra high frequency work. Some teaching, electrical engineer background good, salary open but excellent. SALES TRAINEE 3 22-30. 2 years' or college engineering.

techni-al school background or Industrial sales experience $380 SALES ENGINEER To 40. Eastern Pennsylvania, sales experience end mechanical engineering or equivalent experience preterred. heating and ventilating field To $500 ROUTE SALES 25-30. food conce.n. excellent opportunity.

S2fiO SALES REPRESENTATIVE 38-35. Cag needed, protected territory, sales experience required, sutomotive coar- ings $275 plus all expenses SALES Automotive parts, 28-35. prefer experience. locsl Open SALES (2) Experienced calling on ladies' and men's specialty shops or iiumuui mi fi 1131 ii matter, ea tabllshed accounts, car needed $40O draw. Rushl JUNIOR BUYER Young.

1-2 v-ars' purchasing experience, will consider college graduate as trainee Salary open ROUTE SALES 22-28. draft -aempt, sutomotive line, must drive. $190 EXPEDITOR Experienced some line of expediting, construction project. $5H0 SALES CLERK 22-36. industrial concern, some clerical experience.

To $250 SALES ASSISTANT Industrial suo-plles. inside work, electrical field. S-rENOGRAPHERsllVs-SO." deal with public $245 TABULATOR OPERATOR IBM. seme experience, excellent opportunity. ENGT NEERTnV; CLERK Irust drive, interesting work, must tvpe.

PRODUCTION "PLANNING "MANAGER Good supervisory experience in fabricating or steel plant preferred. If you live In Beaver Valley report to Beaver Falls office for any Job listed fSif for ood 5ob throughout tne Tri -state area. Increase your earning caraeity. YOU'LL. LIKE LIKEN SERVICE OPEN MONDAYS TILL 8 P.

M. MEMBER OF NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT BOARD LIKEN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 643 LIBERTY AVE. ACCOUNTANT. Methods a. Procedures AUDITORS.

Seniors to $580 MATHEMATICIANS, Logicians ATTORNEY: 55 East CiPWH BUDGET DIRECXJR, ground SOn PERSONNEL OPEltlNG. opttm CHIEF ACCOUNTANT, Foreign TRAVELtid'AvbttfeViitSS $8 PtmOTASLNG AGENT! 'Buyers0 4 Metals $4a ACCOUNTANTS. Jr. and to $300 AUDITORS. .7..

$350 AUDITORS. Internal. $300 ACCOUNTANTS. College $250 CAFETERIA MANAGER $300 CiIMS ADJUSTERS. College.

ATTORNEY, Young. Not local. ACCOUNTANTS. Costs. .777.

to $325 OfJICE EXPEDITOR, Jr. $200 DIETITIAN $415 EDITOR, Heavy. MAIL CLERK. Beginner $160 BILLER. Electromatlc $245 CLERK.

General Office OPEN FILE CLERK. Beginner $160 APPLIANCE SALES Draw-Comm. ADVERTISING BACKGROUND SALES to $325 SilL EQUIPMENT SALES Draw WHOLESALE FOODS SALES OPEN PHARMACEUTICAL $250 plus TRAINEES. Most lines Salaried HEAD INSPECTOR. Heavy OPEN QUALITY CONTROL.

MAINTENANCE Steel, ARCHITECTS. Several. Good METHODS. Structural $420 WELDING FOREMEN, Strutcural. $600 MASTER MECHANIC, Forging.

$600 EXTRUSION SPECIALISTS OPEN SUPERVISOR. Porters $415 DESIGNER. Pumps $590 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER. Budgets. $590 Many Other Postlons Open.

All Levels. Various Locations. Best Interview Time 9-10 A. M. NnW Service VJ I Lsureau, inc.

OUR 3 1 ST YEAR IK PERSONNEL COUNSELING 210 BESSEMER BLPG. AT. 1-4211 ACCOUNTANT: 24-30. college graduate, accounting major, will train la sejieru accounting ana Auditing. $225- ACCOUNTANT: 28-35, man with office supervision background, sales correspondence, $250-275.

BiLLiNO CivKK: experience with electric typewriter. $225. STENOGRAPHER: excellent appointed position with railroad traffic office, will be meeting public, stenotype acceptable. $295. UNDERWRITER TRAINEE: 22-28, opportunity to learn fire underwriting with top casualty company.

$175 with graduated Increases to $300. CLERK-TYPIST, 22-28. general bookkeeping, billing correspondence. $223-245. fc-.

tNOGRAPHERS: large national firm will accept 2 top men with no experience. $225-250. CLERK: 20-21. high school graduate, opportunity to learn brokerage businecs, good advancement $160. CREDIT INVESTIGATORS: 23-33.

trainee positions In finance field, man-' agement potential, car helpful. $200-250 plus car allowance. ADJUSTER: 22-30, minimum 3 years college, combination inside-outslde work. car needed. $200 plus car allowance.

ASSISTANT SHIPPER: 25-35. experience packing, small manufacturing Plant. $215. Montgomery EMPLOYMENT 5082 JENKINS ARCADE ACCOUNTING TRAINEES No expert- ence necessary. $260.

ASSISTANT SALES CORRESPONDENT. 2 1 9 like i rvwtitM. 1 a TELEPHONE CLERK. 23-27. tine company, no sales.

COST TRAINEE, schooling or experience, mfg. $240. ESTIMATOR, DAM- nfiw Kxmvei. s'o plus expenses. SALESMAN.

UNDERCOATINC. wtth car, travel. $275 plus bonus, plus expenses. WAREHOUSEMAN. 1 te 10 p.

1 to months work, $1.20 hour, prut ri.mx tiiii.ti CLERK, SALES TRAINEE, some nuns A mm -T RAPHER. $300. INVESTIGATORS. Insurance and credit, with car. $220 plus expenses.

SALES ENGINEER, industrial olla. wtth Mr. WhMlln. UAn. $440, plus expenses.

SALESMAN, ale conditioning experience, with ear. $4200 plus commission. Open. wux niEnifliia in hiimm ACCOUNTING CLERK Heavy college i SHIPPER TRAINEE 25-35, X. End.

OPEN CLERK Some typing, driver's license. high school grad. 18-20 $180 MAIL CLERKS-MESSENGERS High school grsds, promotional opportunity dependent on applicant. SALES TRAINEE Typing, steel. 23-27 SHOP ASSISTANT wjivtrt! aity for night student VARITYPE OPERATOR Full er part Klltl.

ADW DOUGLASS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 407 TRIANGLE BLDG. AT. 1-7034 Open 9 'til 7 Monday. Closed Saturday. SMITHFIELD AT SEVENTH ACCOUNTANTS SENIORS JUNIORS Write, giving experience, schooling, age.

J. K. McCAKIAN CO. snsVFtal nhHi APMmit(ita ConnKm wealth Building Seal- values in real estsss are advar-t sd The Prase qsMinas) awcUoo. Seldom has the gaiety and fervor of this first Armistice Day been equalled.

It marked the close of the war to end people thought then. Take a iook at these pictures of the Armistice celebration on Pages 12 and 13 of today's 1 ROTO MAGAZINE Conference Here On Management Industrial Engineers Speak Thursday An all-day conference on Industrial engineering will be held Thursday at the University Club. Theme of the meeting, sponsored by the Pittsburgh Chapter, Society for advancement of Man-agement. is o-ordination The Key to Effective Management" Cecil W. Guvatt chief Mr.

Guystt industrial enei- neer, U. S. Steel and John M. Allderige of Eastern Kodak Co. will be the morning speakers.

A luncheon will be addressed by Maynard, president of memoes Engineering Council. The afternoon session will in clude speeches by William Sadler Jr. of Sadler and Associates, Chicago, and Lt-CoL L. Urwick of the Institute of Business Ad ministration, Toronto, Canada, Dr. G.

I Bach, dean, school of Industrial administration, Carnegie Institute of Technolocv. will be the main speaker at the closing dinner meeting. Funeral Tuesday For Churchman Bishop to Officiate At Koch Services Pontifical requiem mass for Archabbot Alfred Koch will be offered by Bishop John F. Dear- den In the St Vincent Archabbey Church, Latrobe, at 10 a. m.

Tuesday. Archabbot Koch, president of St Vincent Archabbey and College from 1930 to 1949, died Wednesday after a long Illness. Rev. Lawrence Vohs, abbot and president of St Bede's Abbev. Peru, 111., will deliver the eulogy.

lught Benedictine abbots are ex pected to join In the solemn pontificial rites that will comprise the three-hour ceremony. students of St Vincent College and Preparatory School will pay their tribute at a requiem mass at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday. The Benedictine monks at St Vincent have received messages or sympathy from many outstanding American Catholic churchmen.

Two Advance To Eagle Scouts Eagle Scout badges will be awarded to two district scouts during special ceremonies to be conducted this week by three districts of Allegheny Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Eagle badges, scoutdom's highest honor, will go to Jay Funkhouser, of Troop 418, New Brighton, and Leslie J. Demeter, a neighborhood commissioner In Beaver Falls. The awards will be presented Tuesday night during the annual meeting of the Alum Rock District in the American Legion Hall, Beaver Falls. On Wednesday night, scouts of the Twin Rivers District will honor three East End Cub Scout leaders during the district's an- ual meeting in the Kenmawr Ho tel.

Awards will go to Mr. Frances Newhams and Mrs. Ruby Jan- dorg. Den Mothers of Pack 72 in Point Breeze, and Benjamin F. Rubenstein, Cubmaster of Pack 49, sponsored by the Colfax School P-TA, Squirrel Hill.

Russell Greenly, assistant per sonnel director for the Jones Laughlin Steel will speak on "Building Citizenship" during the annual meeting of the Logs-town District scouts Thursday night In the Aliquippa High School cafeteria. Crusaders March Tomorrow The Crusade for Freedom will take part in Pittsburgh's Armis tice Day parade tomorrow morn ing. A 40 and 8 locomotive bearing four young ladies with scrolls, literature and collection boxes will point up the significance of Radio Free Europe. Meantime, Crusade leaders here announced that many surrounding counties were outdistancing Allegheny County in the drive. But said County Chair man Irwin D.

Wolf, "our drive here Is just getting under way. He called upon citizens to sup Mrs. Isabel B. Darragh, former social worker in the City Welfare Department, died early yesterday In Shadyside Hospital of a cere bral hemorrhage. Long active in Pittsburgh social work, Mrs.

Darragh retired from the Welfare Department in 1937 after 15 years service. Began In 1922 Beginning in 1922, she worked up through the department and was the department's chief social worker when she stepped out. She was also interested in the Children's Aid Society and the Associated Charities in addition to her work with the City wel fare organization. The department was merged Into the Alle gheny County Institutional District in 1945. A life-long Pittsburgher, Mrs.

Darragh succumbed after a lingering Illness. Survivors listed Widow of James R. Darragh, she lived in the Alder Court Apartments, Shadyside. surviving are two sons, AiDerr C. and J.

Donald Darragh, both of Pittsburgh; and two sisters, Mrs. L. C. Hoffman and Mrs. E.

Nance. Friends may call at the Samson Funeral Home, 537 Neville St, where services will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m. Burial will be In Allegheny Cemetery. Mrs.

Ida H. Kelly Mrs. Ida (Ann) House Kelly died Thursday in the home of her daughter at 7041 Monticello St. after a short illness. Originally from the Pittsburgh area, Mrs.

Kelly had resided the past 39 years in Homewood. She was a member of Holy Rosary Church there. Surviving are her daughter, Catherine, whose married name Is also Kelly, and a son, James Kelly, of San Francisco. Three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Cosgrove, Mrs.

Jennie- Burgman, and Mrs. Mary Milligan also survive in addition to a brother, James House. There are 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Mc-Cabe Funeral Home, 7204 Thomas Blvd. A requjem high mass will be sung Tuesday at 9 a.

m. In Holy Rosary Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Dr. George N. Wesscr Dr.

George N. Wasser, father of George Seton Wasser of Wasser, Kay- Phillips advertising agency, died Friday in his son's nome, i jsiggerx Manor, riiuiLi it a t-n UT. wasser, tx reureu dentist, suffered a heart attack. He was 82. Born in Greenville, Mercer County, he had been a dentist In Cleveland a fialf century.

He retired two years ago and came to Pittsburgh to live with his son. He was a member of the American Dental Society, the Hermit Club of Cleveland, the Mayfield Club, and the Fairmont Presbyterian Church. Friends will be received in the Shelley Funeral Home, Grove City, this afternoon and evening. Services will be at 2 p. m.

tomorrow followed by burial In the Mercer Mausoleum, Mercer, Pa. Jesse E. Mateer Jesse E. Mateer, 76, a retired Westinghouse Corp. electrical engineer, died yesterday in his home, 335 Barnes St, Wilkins-bur.

A graduate of Franklin and Marshall College In 1897 and of Pennsylvania State College in 1900, he had worked for Westing-house from 1901 to 1944. Mr. Mateer, a Wilkinsburg resident for 50 years, was a member of 1 1 i Presbyterian Church and Wilkinsburg Lodge, Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Margaret Is Mateer; a son, Dr. Eugene H.

Mateer of State College, and one grandson. Friends are being received In the Wareham Funeral Home, Rebecca St. and Center Wilkinsburg, where services will be Monday at 7:30 p. m. Burial will be Tuesday In Newport, Pa.

Pair to Celebrate At Hotel Dinner The excitement of celebrating a golden anniversary is Just beginning to catch up with Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leake of Perrysville. The Leake family will gather Wednesday at a dinner In the Hotel Kaufman In Zeiienople.

Married on Nov. 14, 1901, Rich ard Elmer Leake met his bride-to-be, Laura Robb, when they were employed by the same company in Wellsville, O. After their marriage they lived In Wellsville three years and later moved to the North Side where they re sided 30 years. Residents of Good Lane, Perrysville, for 17 years, the couple are members of the Cal vary Methodist Church where Mr. Leake is on the board of trustees and chairman of the a member of the Women's Christian Service Society.

Mr- Leake Is a retired employe of the Bell Telephone where he was employed 39 years. Three of their children. Rich Ruth and Mrs. Edward F. Haust, are from Perrysville.

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