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Democrat and Chronicle 4 Rochester, N. 1UU Feb. 23, 1958 A. E. Crockett Sr.

Passes at 86; Ex-Manager, of Industrial Council r.f. I H. J. Speck Engraving Firm A. Edwin Crockett 88, He Is survived by his wife, manager cmeruus 01 tne Indus-Ella Rettie Crockett; three trial Management Council, died sons, A.

Edwin Crockett Jr. of friends from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Hedges Memorisl Chapel, 271 University Ave. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church with the Rev.

Donald Gratiot officiating. Bur- Friday (teb. 21, 1958). Fairfield, and Donald Born in Wine Harbor, Nova and Colin M. Crockett; four President, Dies i Scotia, he was graduated in grandchildren; two brothers, A.

1897 from Dalhousie University J. and John Crockett, and a sis-at Halifax. He was a member ter. Mrs. Daniel Mclvor.

ial will be at the family's con- TIoitv Tnhnunn SDCck 65 of the Dalhousie Club of New The family will receive "f- venience. president of Franklin Engraving yoric uty ana ot tne Rochester; r.J. I JW' i MH CO. and a pnoiocngravcr lui -o Jl. Chamber of Commerce and was a charter and life member of Monroe Golf Club.

He was a tttm- mm years, died unexpectedly yesier day afternoon (Feb. 22, 1B58) a I his homo. 34 Kemphurst Rd. Ready fo WALK TO member of the board of trustees 1 1 At nno time he was a Demo of Rochester Institute of Tech FLORIDA? crat and Chronicle engraver. At nology, Active in Masonic orders, Mr.

7 I I I other times in his career ne was a superintendent with Franklin rn nnd a foreman Crockett was a worthy grand sword bearer of Grand Lodge, Bsfort you ifart, stop in nd lit ui fit you with pair of imartly itylod, porfoef fitting, wonderfully comfortablo with Culver-Herald Engraving i State of New York, was a past master of Frank R. Lawrence Co. He was a memoer ana lor-mer treasurer of Rochester Lo i X' Lodge, and was a mem GRAY'S i i ber of Damascus Temple of the cal of International Photoen pravprs Union. QdsuxLtihdL Shrine and of Hamilton Chap 1 1 Mr. Speck was a life member ter, RAM.

He was a member of Yonnondio Lodge, sam. ne of Christ Episcopal Church where he was a vestryman em eritus. was a native of Rochester. He is survived by his wife Louise Speck: two daughters Mrs nnecrs Williams and Mrs SHOES $7.98 fo $12-98 SIZES 3 to 12 Mr. Crockett retired as IMC if if manager in 1946.

During World Dexter Nichols; a son, Harry War II he was a member of Selective Service Board 557. Johnson Speck nine grand nhiiHmiv his mother. Mrs. Hen AAAAA to EEE 'I ry Speck; a sister, Mrs. Herbert MOTORIST JAILED Charged with driving while Manly of Largo, thor Soeck.

intoxicated. Leonard Barnev. I Friends may call from 7 to 56, of 1830 Blossom Pen- 9 p.m. today and from no and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at new, was committed to Monroe County Jail in lieu of $100 hail yesterday nendine a hearing he- Hedges Memorial Chapel, zu University where a funeral "service will be held Tuesday at Ovar 100 ttylai, aach with iclnjva faaturai that mala than truly outstanding valuat.

Plan to stop In tomorrow. Shop Thurs. till 9 fore Penfield Peace Justice Her man Feucht Wednesday. Barney was arrested after his car collided with an auto operated hv 44 E. MAIN Ntor 4 Corners a time to be announcea Services Tomorrow For T.

J. Holleran PEEK AT PAINTS Her fancy caught, 6-year-old Sheila Neu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Neu of 209 Maiden Lane, smiles brightly at portion of entries in Regional Scholastic High School Art Exhibition which was held yesterday. Ida Carbone, 22, of 2515 Culver Road, Irondequoit.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Thomas J-. School Artists Awarded Gold Keys Jlolleran, a Rochester State Hospital employe. Mr. Holleran died Thursday (Feb. 22, 1958).

Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Unllnmn Xr Qnn Fnnpral Golden key awards were Charles Frank Dies; President Of Metal Firm Five of the blue-ribbon final- old J. Brennan, chairman of the ists received the added distinc- division of the arts at Rochester tion of Hallmark nominations. Institute of Technology, called passed out to 231 youthful art ists- whose work won the ac- Those entries will be judged such scholastic exhibits a great Home. 2125 Chili and at claim of judges yesterday at the 1958 Regional Scholastic High again at the national exhibition School Art Exhibition that went and the winner will receive oh display at the Sibley, Lind-'siQO.

contribution toward encouraging the nation's youth to further their aesthetic ambitions. "The world is In need of 10:15 a.m. at St. Mary's Church. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mr. Holleran had been ill say Curr Co. Thcv went to Mimi Spiller, Charles Frank, 66, president of the Charles Frank Iron Metal died unexpectedly; Amone them were 100 blue 13.

of 88 Oakdale Judith more beauty." he said. ribbon awards. Entries will Donovan. 17. of 139 Ellinewood Sneakers included Egil E.

last night (Feb. 22, 1958) while compete in the national exhibit Nancy Neumann, 18, of 14 Krogh, Sibley's board chairman; in April. An additional 334 won Leedale Webster; Juliana iMarjorie A. Lush, director of honorable mention. 16, of 2451 Chili 'art education in the Rochester Thirtnnn imfip! wiintn'siid Jack Harris, i junior at public schools; and Mrs.

F. on his way to a hospital in an I ambulance after being stricken! in East Avenue. I He had been in the Iron bus since December. He was a native of Elmira, where his father, John R. Holleran, was active in Democratic politics.

He had resided in Rochester for 18 years. He was a clothing clerk in the medical division at the hospital. He was a member of Rochester Lodge young artists are students in West High School. iHawley Ward, Sibley's public At the award ceremony, Har-'relations director. iness on oaK street lor jo Grades 7 to 12, were represented in the display of paint years.

He was a native of Roch ester. His home was at 30 Goodman St. S. ings, sculptures and ceramics that raneed the walls of the ex- Mr. Frank was active in civic I 24, BPOE, and the Elcven nibit room.

There were 1,800 pntrips in 9.5 rlnsspc whiph ufr Funeral Service Tuesday For Frank A. House, 95 O'clock Club Surviving are his Wife, Alice Unrioprl hv a inrv nf Finalists A. Holleran', a brother, James will rnmnnto fnr tn be given in more than 60 art Holleran, and a sister, Mrs. John Heinz of Elmira. schools.

projects. He was a member of Temple Beth-El, Jewish Home! and Infirmary, Genesee Falls' Lodge of Rochester! Consistory, Damascus Temple of! the Shrine and Lalla Rookh Grotto. He leaves hjs wife, Fanny Freedman Frank; two daughters, Mrs. Harriet Tatelbaum of Cleveland and Mrs. Sylvia Lev The exhibit in the fifth floor gallery drew hundreds of spec inn t.

X. 1 mtimmmmL Mrs. Frank Waltman of Dans-ville; seven grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Last Rites Tomorrow A service for Frank A. House of 1054 Edgewood one of the first licensed pharmacists in New York State, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in N.J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 1625 Mt. Hope Ave.

Trial Date Listed In Cruelty Case tators ranging in age from tots to adults. inai oi a unui larmer on a Menial Health Unit charge of cruelty to animals was Mr. House, a Monroe County For George Powers ey of New York City; two sons, Dr. Ernest Frank of Washington, D.C., and Jack" Frank of To DlSCUSS Project resident about 40 years died Cleveland; nine grandchildren; i Last "rites for George A. Powers, boys' supervisor at the State School at Industry since Monroe County's soon-to-be es set last night for March 4 at set for March 4 at 8 p.m.

in Chili Town Hall. A jury of six will be drawn from a panel of 18 selected. The defendant, Charles W. Lortscher, 51, with a farm at a brother, Sam Frank of Roch- ester, and a sister, Mrs. Sarah would have been 96 next month.

A Northern New York native, Mr. House was reported to have opened the first drug store in the Tupper Lake region. Rela 1921, will be held at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Broderick Fun tablished residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed children will be discussed at a 6:30 p.m. dinner on Wednesday at Cutler Union.

The meetinc Harris of Pittsburgh. 1 Friends may call from 7 to CDPDIM eral Home, 645 Main St. and 412 Ballantyne Rd was repre 9 p.m. today at the Parsky Fu- 'l at 9 a.m. at St.

Monica's Church. is sponsored jointly by the neral Home, 1125 Paul where a service will be held to-J morrow at a time to be an- Social Workers Club and the tives said he was issued state license No. 4. For many years, Mr. House was a health officer in the Adirondacks.

After selling his business and moving here, Mr. House worked for the old Northeast Eelctric Mental Health Committee of the 1 Service for YOU and nnnnrpH Rifrial will hp in Mt Jl Health Assn. of Rochester and Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 2 to5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr.

Powers died Thursday (Feb. 20, 1958). In addition to the Industry post, he had been Monroe County. Hope Cemetery. Following the service, the family will be atj The speaker will be Dr.

Syd sented by Jacob Guelman at a hearing in Chili Town Hall and did not attend a hearing before Peace Justice George P. Smith. Lortscher lives at 207 Plymouth Ave. S. The charges were proferred by the Rochester and Monroe County Humane Society.

They accuse Lortscher of permitting 82 head of livestock to suffer from hunger. Arrested Feb. 5, he is free in $100 bail. 211 Culver Rd. Co.

He retired about 20 years ney Koret newly appointed director of the residential treatment center, who will talk on the topic "From Daydream to ago. Mr. House was the -oldest member of West Avenue Meth Your Doctor at KEY'S Widow Receives associated with Loblaws, Inc the last five years. odist Church. All interested cornerstone." He leaves three daughters, $12,387 in Suit He leaves his wife, Elizabeth; a daughter, Jean Powers, and a professional personnel are in- Mrs.

Gerard Smith of Rochester, vited. 'Mrs. Mariorie Bowerman and son, Richard Powers. On Car Fatality, Interfaith Chapel Planned at Strong Hospita Settlement for $12,387 of a Supreme Court suit of the estate of George N. Webb 38, of WHEN you bring your prescriptions to KEY'S, look inside our Prescription Laboratory.

Notice the many kinds of specialized equipment our Pharmacists use to fill your prescriptions accurately. 341 Whitney St. over his death in an accident involving two cars and a bulldozer shortly aft er 11 a.m. Oct. 6, 1956, was ap proved by Justice G.

Robert itmer. The accident occurred in front of 105 Spencerport Gates. i I rr 's- iff! Zi'y An interfaith chapel will be built this year at the University of Rochester Medical Center for the use of patients, staff and visitors. Financed by contributions from persons of all faiths, the chapel will be adjacent to the main lobby of Strong Memorial Hospital. Raymond L.

Thompson, senior vice president and treasurer of the university, made the announcement yesterday. Construction will start in the spring. The suit was against Lyell KEY'S Torsion Scale is so delicate that our Pharmacists can weigh less than 210 grain of medicine there are 480 grains in one ounce. Notice the row of glass graduates ready for measuring liquids from the tiny 5-drop size up to the full quart. For less than 5 drops, KEY'S Pharm-acists have pipettes which will deliver as little as I drop.

Last year KEY'S Pharmacists filled over 125,000 prescriptions. Bring your next prescription to one of our convenient drug stores. ITvAovafintf Ce nwnpr nf thp I bulldozer; us ariver, james Knoeferl of 660 Wegman Gates; and Leo J. Maniski, 95 Roycroft owner tnd driver of one of the cars. The suit was brought by Mrs.

Elizabeth Webb as administratrix of The chapel will seat 60 per her husband's estate. She was sons, with movable chairs in place of fixed pews to permit accommodation of wheelchairs and bedridden patients. It will be open at all times for medita represented by Arthur VD Chamberlain of Chamberlain, D'Amanda, Bauman Brun-! dage. 5 rne aianisKi car coniaea wun i tion and will be available to all IIIC OpUll VUfc VA trol and crashed into a car owned and driven by Mr. Webb, SUV I'V'- -V coming from the opposite direc 5 tion, investigators said.

Mr. Webb, father of three, died in stantly. He was employed as a roofer. Woman Injured faiths for religious services. Gilbert J.

C. McCurdy, chairman of the Building Committee and university trustee, said yesterday that funds already in hand are sufficient to complete the basic structure. But he said contributions still are needed for equipment and furnishings. McCurdy said it is hoped the necessary amount will be obtained in time to open the chapel this year. The chapel interior will be of comb-grained oak paneling, and the wall of the semi-circular nave will be of vertically-laid brick.

The altar will be of white marble block on a dark base. Behind it will be an illuminated mosaic of the 23rd Psalm in red When Brushed raw As Bus Starts Brushed by a Rochester Tran- sit Corp. bus as it pulled awayj from a bus stop, Mrs. Jessie! Aiken, 82, of the Manger Hotel, was reported last night in "fair" i condition at Genesee Hosiptal. I She suffered a wrist injury.

Police said Mrs. Aiken; I 1 i i i -Hi. -1 -v A Ovtr 10,000 sptcial medicinal or itoektd i Mr Prescription Laborotorlts and blue lettering on a gold field. The mosaic is the design of Herman Butler of Canan- alighted from the bus in front, of 1241 Main St. E.

about 7:15 and was prevented by a snow-1 1 Ootn 9 A.M. 10 P.M. Sundays till 8 P. M. FREE PARKING AT ALL KEY'S DRUG STORES 1 i n- i bank from immediately mount-; ing the curb.

The bus driver, believing his passenger had moved clear of the vehicle, pulled out, police said. The bus brushed against 125 TITUS AV. 1108 DIWEY NOKTHGATI a0 RID6I RD. W. JIM I.

HENRIETTA RD. all PARK AVt. 111 RID6I RD. I. at Staaca daigua.

Windows high on the side and rear walls will bring in light from the surrounding court. Offices for chaplains of three faiths will be located in a corridor to the right of the nave. Close to them will be retiring rooms for families of acutely ill persons. The chapel was designed by Walter V. Wiard, Rochester architect.

Builders will be Robert F. Hyland Sons, Inc. I I Mrs. Aiken in passing. Police said the driver was unaware of the accident and 14S MONROR AVI.

Clavar Itl WARINft RO. I0T HAMILTON SINIVA, TOWN 4 COUNTRY PLAZA 10R ALL TO WORSHIP-Artist sketch shows altar section of interfaith rhani tr. kn 10R ALL TO WORSHIP-Artist sketch shows altar section of interfaith chapel to be built this at the continued on his rotue. Contacted later, he was scheduled year Lniversity of Rochester Medical Center. Financed by contributions, it ill serve patients, staff and visitors.

to report to the Accident Division early this morning. He was not immediately identified..