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Uraths Deaths Deaths Deaths Waterloo Team nd Chrer.irle rhester, N. 13. Turney, Ruth A. Vicinity Deaths MRS. SUZANNA ELIAS PALMYRA Mrs.

Suzanna Elias, 85, former Palmyra resident, died yesterday (Dec. 12, 1963) in Edward J. Barber Hospital in Lyons after a long illness. Prior to the death of her hus-' band, Adrian, she had been a Palmyra resident for many years. She had resided with a 1 son, Melvin J.

Elias in Port Gibson, for five years. She had been a member of (he Palmyra Reformed Church for more than 50 years and of the il a a Class of that church. She also had been a member of several Palmyra civic organizations. Besides the son she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Jennings of Palmyra; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Cady Mate Funeral Home, at 122 Cuylcr Palmyra, toddy from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to p.m. and Saturday from 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m. The service will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. by Rev.

Robert Ondra, pastor of the Reformed Church. Burial will be in Marion Cemetery. Firemen Hold Election; Deleqates Named HRISTOL William Mill was reelected president of the Bristol Volunteer Fire Department this week for a second tfrm. Richard De-long was named vice president; Kenneth, Morse, secretary; Earl Pestle, treasurer and Lav erne Brown director for three years. Hill and Morse were appointed delegates to the meeting of the Northern Central Firemens Association Penn Van in June and Earl Pestle and Ah in Crough named as a committee to set date and complete plans, for the annual banquet of the department in late January or earlv Februarv.

4B Rc Fri Deaths Kalt, Ethel M. (Gannon) F'hei M. (Gonnon) Bait, Clifford We, Vvednpsdav, Drc. 11. 1963.

She survived bv her husband, John Bait: hrf doughtpr, Mrs. Edward (Rena) Pa! me1; tfire grand-douQher-s; one tvorher, Haro Gannon; several nieces ad Freds mov co'i Thursday and Frdov from T-5 ond 7 9 of 'ie Frank Asn'on Funeral Heme, 1T16 Cj'vpt Rd wVrp plover service be held Sa'urday morn.ng ct 8 30 towed bv a Requiem Mas Ol 9 ciock ct St. Phi Nen Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Ceme'cry. Rerdcl Viola M.

(Coatcs) Von Bedel (Coa'cM. 336 Trrmcnt Thursday. Doc. 11, 1W3. Se bv hr hufband Dr.

Wtlham Berde'; tcor vs'ers. Mrs. Ann Van V.r-s. Pose Tuschong. Mrs.

Winter cd Vrs Liban Da. rt Rochester, one brother, Thomas Ceafes of St. Petersburg, Fia several eces ond nephews. She was a mem her cf the Emmanuel Presbvtcrinn Church, St. Paul Chaoter, O.E.S and he Zamo Temple No.

14, the Dauoh-ters of the Niie. Friends ore mved to attend a memor at senice Sundew, Dec 15. at 2 o'clock ot the Emmanuel Church at Jefferson Ae nue ar-d Shpier Street. No Dr or call interment af the convenience of the fom''lv. Fr-ends wishing may make onf nbutrons to the Asfhma Fund Arrangements by Brodenck Funeral Home Brownfield, Henry Henry Brownfield of 93 Cu'vpr- Rnad Thu'sdcy, Dec.

12, 1963. He is sur-v ved by one vster, Mrs. Amy Davii, and one neohew Funrfal sr-'vics wii' he he from The us bourn Funcro Home Inc. 6 SB V.a-n St. East Sunriny at 10 am.

Interment, Mt. Hoop Cemetery. Friends ni rontruutf. to thp Monroe County Cancer Association. Following the funeral, the family will be at 91 Culver Rood.

No coiling hours. IJundschuh, Amelia K. Thursday. Dec. 12, 1963.

Bundschuh, of 45 Garden D'. She is ved bv her dncgh'ers, Mrs. V. am H. (Anna) Bcnckc, Mrs.

Rav-'ond (Dorohy) Wackerow; her son. Harold Bundschuh of Penfied; '8 grandchildren; great grandchildren, great, geat-grandchildren. Friends may call after 12 00 o'clock noon on Friday and on Saturday unM 2.00 o'clock at Hedcrs Memorial Chapel, inc. (New Local'on) 770 East Mom St. rt Alexander where crvics will be he Saturday at i "Xk.

In4c-nicnt, Wh tc Haven. F1-tends waning may confr bute to the Lu'heran Church of the Incarna'e Word in her memory. (lark. Carrie Ilolcombe Dec. 10.

1963, wdow of Dr. F. Clark formerly of Henrietta, N. at San Joe, Cahf. She ts survived by three daughters Mrs.

Charles W. Balhnqer ond Mrs, Richard C. Wright of San Jose, Mrs. Jewitt B. Butler of Ptttsford.

a son, Chester Clark of Co'umbus, Ohio; a sister, AVss Cora S. Holcombe ond ght grandchildren. Fnends may call at Hoiia-Leary Funerol Home, 1256 Mt. Hope Friday 3-5 and 7-9 where services will be held Saturday afterrwon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Maoiewood Cemetery.

Fnends who wish mov make contributions to the Memorial Fund ot the Henrietta United Church ot Christ in Memory of Mrs. Clark. Dietrich, Michael Funera! services for M.chael Dl'ieh will be held tomorrow at thr Anthony Funeral Chapel, 230b Monroe Ave. at 2 p.m. FLOWERS For All Occasions SMITH Flower Shop 819 Joseph Ave.

HA 6-4891 Robinson, Ella Wednesday, Dec. 11. 1963, Ella Robinson of AO Victoria Dr. She leaves four daughters. Hilda Robinson, of Mrs.

Solly Berman, of Buffalo Mrs. Ben (Beverly) Chesny of New York City, Mrs. Irving (Rose) Yosovitz of Rochester; four sons, Albert of Israel, Jock of Kev West, William of Miami Beoch, and Joseph Robinson of Sykesville, Md; ten grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1 clock in the Parsky Funerol Home. 1125 St.

Paul St. No prior colling hours. Burial in Brifon Rd. Cemetery. Following the funerol the family will be at 60 Victoria Dr.

Friends wishing may contribute to charities of their choice. Ritz, Anna A. Thursday, Dec. 12, 1963, Anna A. Ritz of 65 Orland Rd oged 74 vears.

Survived by one son, Joseph P. Ritz; one doughter, Mrs. Milton A. (Irene) Neib ling; two brothers, George ond Edward Kruse; three sisters, Mrs. George (Frances) Simpson, Mrs.

Florence A. Hill and Mrs. Milton (Agnes) Bram-stedt; two grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; several meces and neph ews. Friends mov call from 25 and 7 9 p.m. at the Hengstler-Menges Fu neral Home, 2793 Culver Rd.

Funeral services Saturday morning at 8:45 and 9 15 ot St. Cecilia Church. Interment ot Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, Calif. Sir3CUSa, JoSCpll Joseph Siracuso, Wednesday, Dec. 4.

I960, Terre Haute, Ind. He is survived by his wife, Mae; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Frances) Kirschner; two grandchildren; all from Indiana; two sisters, Mrs. Alfred (Theresa) Cavol laro, Mrs, Frank (Cormella) Granota; one brother, Louis A. Siracusa; several nieces ond nephews, all from Rochester.

Funerol servires and interment were held Dec. 5, 1963 in Terre Haute. Ind. Friends wishing may attend a Re auiem Mass, Saturday morning. Dec.

14 ot the Church of the Annunciation, Norton St. Steele, Thomas A. Entered Into rest Wednesday, Dec. 11. 1963, Thomas A.

Steele, oged 7B of 103 Garfield Rochester, formerly of Spenceroort. He is survived by wife, Mrs. Ida Steele; three daughters, ond one son, Mrs. Gerald (BUIe) Web-; ster Soencerport, Mrs. Warren (Fannie) Gavigan Mrs.

Harold (Ida Grace) Smith Jr. both of Hilton, Rav-j mond Steele of Bushknl, twenty grandchildren, twenty-six great grono children; three sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Gladys Smith of Wolcott, Carl Hinds of Hilton. Mrs. Joseoh Crowley, Rochester.

Lancelot ond Pur-ceil Steele, both of Rochester, severol eces ond neohews. Friends mav call ot Walker Bros. Co. Funeral Home. 15 West Soencerport, Thursdav evening 7-9 Fnday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

where services will be held Saturday at 2 clock. Interment, Parma Corners Cemetery. I Sietmann, John John C. Sietmann of 105 Pmlrood Ave, Hamlin, N.Y., Dec. 11.

1963. He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Rose et- mann; three sons, Frederick of Roch 1 ester, Richard of Hamlin and Wnber of Morton, N.Y.; twelve several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Fowler Funeral Home 52 State Brockport, Thursday evening 7 9, Friday 3 5 ond 7 9. Fu neral service Saturday, Dec.

14, at 3 p.m. Interment, Lakeside Cemetery. Hamlm, Rev. Erwm Goltermann. Spall.

Tiessic Dec. 1963, Bess. Span, of 14 White Oak Lane, Fairport. She is survived bv her husband, John; her doughter, Mrs. Francis (Elizabeth) Rubino; her sister, Mrs.

Eleanor Moore of Auburn; one grandson ond several nieces and neohews. Mrs, Spall was a practical nurse- for over 45 years. Fnends may coll trom 2 4 and 7 9 m. ot The Anthony Funeral Chapel 2305 Monroe Ave where services will be held Fridoy ot 9:30, ond 10 a.m. ot St.

John's Church of Rochester, Fairport, I Hcancy (Nelson), Francos X. Suddenly, Tuesday. Dec, 10, 1963, Fron- ces N. Heaney of 351 Electric Ave. Surviv-d bv her husband, Francis (Bob) Heaiey; her sister, Mrs.

Stan ev Bor kowski; her brother, Frank Lakomski. bath of Buffalo; several eces ond neohews. She was a member of the Rosary Guild of Sacred Heart Cothe-1 dral, the Ook Leaf Charitv Club, and Tenth Word Republican County Com-1 mittee Women. Fnends mav coll Wednesday and Thursday 2 5 and 7 9 at The Robert J. Poo Funeral Home.

1305 Dewey Ave. ot Magee Avenue, ond Friday at The Kocol Funeral Home, 1972 Genesee Buffalo Rcauiem funeic! Mass Saturday morning at Adalbert Church. Interment, Mt, Calvary Cemetery, Buffalo, Y. Ingutti, Jennie (Genovese) Entered Into rest Dec. 10, 1963 Jennie Insutti of 17 Oneida St.

Survived by her husband Nicholas; one son, Her mother. Mrs. Mono Genovese, one brother, Albert Genovese of Cali-j fornia; Several nieces and nephews. Fr.ends mav call 2-5 and 7 9 at the Falvo Funeral Home, 1395 N. Goodman St.

Funeral services Saturday morning at 9 and 9 30 at St. Andrew's Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Jackson, Louise A. Louise A.

Jackson ot )54 Manor Parkway on Dec. 12, 1963. She is survived by one doughter, Marion E. Jackson; one son, Willard C. Jackson of Milwaukee; one sister, Mrs.

William (Marion) Stoner of Miami; one brother, Charles Hall of Buffalo; two grandsons, several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Monroe Rebecca Lodge No. 1, The Women's Auxiliary and St. Catherine Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal Church.

Friends mav call ot N. J. Miller Son Funeral Home, 1625 Mt. Hope 2-5, 7-9. Services in St.

Andrews Episcopal Church (corner Avenll Ave. and Ashland St.) Saturday morning ot II o'clock Interment in White Haven. Those who wish mav contribute to The St. Andrews Eois-copal Church Memorial Fund In her memory. Keating, Edward Edward Keating of 197 Brayfon December II, 1963.

Besides his wife. Mrs. Mary Keating; he leaves a sister, Mrs. Margaret Slowes of this city; brother, Michael C. Keating of Buck-eve, several nieces and nephews.

Friends are Invited to call between the hours of 2-5, 79 ot the Charles H. Leis Funeral Home, 7692 Dewey where services Will take place Saturday ot 8:30 am. and 9 clock at St. Charles Borremeo Church. Interment, Holv Sepulchre Cemetery.

King, George Dec. 17, 1963, George King, 148 East Mam Avon, N.Y., 85 vears old. He is survived bv two daughters, Mrs. William (Elizabeth) Wandcrsee and Mrs. Elmer (Fanny) Russel of Rochester; three sons, George of Botavia, Edward of Chill ond Fred of Avon; two sisters, Mrs.

Fannie Kerrison ond Mrs. Pheobe Owens of England; three brothers, Arthur ond Fred of England and Robert of Caledonia, N.Y.; sixteen grandchildren, fourteen greatgrandchildren and several nieces and neohews. The family will appreciate calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 at the funeral home ot Stephenson Son, 80 Lacv Avon. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock at Zion Eoiscopal Church. Interment Avon Corneie'v.

In Peu of flowers friends mav contr.b'jte to t'-- Zicn Episcopal Church memorial fund Massnre, Ida Enierert into ret Dec. 17, I7M, Mo Massar: of 1S40 No. Survived by her husband, Vincent; hfr mother, Mrs. Labia DeNmnis; twj brothers, Joseph, Anthony; several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews, Fr.ends mav call 2 5 and 7 10. ct The Falvo Funerol Home, 1395 No Goodman St.

Funeral services Mo.vjay e.orn.ng 8:30 and 9 Annun ciation Church, interment. Holy chre Cemetery. I Dobbins, Frank .1. Thursday, December Frank Dobb ns of 141 dae Rd W. Survived bv hree sons, John of Roches'er, Thcmos of Chicago and Joseph of Mm two sisters.

Mrs. William and Mrs. Adams; one brother, George; ght grandchildren and two nieces. He was a member of the Pioneer Club of Eastman Kodak Knights of Columbus and Senior of Irondequo't. Fnends may call at Forreil Brothers Colonial Fu-reral Home, 51 Rtdge Rd.

W. near Memorial Bridge, from 2 4 and 7-9 p.m. Services Mondov morning at 8:45 ond 9.15 o'clock at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Dickinson, John J.

At the home of his son Yellow Mills1 Road Palmyra, N.Y., John J. Dickinson. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Gradon Anders of Macedon. Four sons.

Everett and Louis of Palmyra. John of Macedon. Harold of Cavu-tja; also eleven grandchildren and two neohews. Fnends mov call at the Payne Funerol Home Macedon 24 and 7-9 Funeral services Friday Dec. 13 ot 2 00 pm.

interment ot the convenience of the family. Fagan. Charles F. Chones F. Fogon on Thursday, Dec.

12. of Chcrv VoMev Avenue, Gadon Ci'v, N. beloved husband cf EHr-n Imer Fogon and devoted fnther of Kathleen James ond Ctvistina Fogan; son of W.il.om ond Marv Fagon; brother of John Fogon, Gene-v eve sc.orio ond AAorgaref Rich. Reoosing ot the Sullivan Funeral Home, i1, Oak St Binghamton, N. Friday evening.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church, Bing-homson, on Saturday ot 10 a. m. f.abel. Khoda C.

Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1963, Rhoda C. Gabet of 1600 Fast Ave She is survived bv her sters, Mrs. Louis W.

Choom ond W.rs. Ciaude Smith; two grand-dough-ters. Miss Susan Jensen of Philadelahia, Mrs. T. A.

KoUa. Detroit, Mich. A memorial service will Be neia ai St, Pauls Episcopal Church Chan'ry (East Ave.) Friday momma ol 11 clock. Jdallivan. Cecelia (Meyers) Mrs Cecelia Movers Gollivan of Mt.

Morris, N.Y., widow of J. Arthur GaMivon ot DansviMe Hosoitol, Dec. 12. 1963. She is survived bv one son, i Jack Gollivan of Detroit, ond one sister, Miss Kate Mevers of Mt.

Morns; several nieces and neohews. Friends mov coll ot the Martin Fu-' neral Home, Mt. Morris, from where services will be held Saturday at 9'30 pi ond 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church.

Interment St. Patricks Cemetery. (liansreco. Earl Carl oncireco of Bovberry Dec. 12.

1963. He is survived bv his wife, Marv; two daughters, Mrs. Ravmond (Dorothy) Bianchi ond Mrs. Donold (Rosemary) Davis; one tictftr Mrs Anna Guadaonmo; four brothers, Peter of Elmonte, Joseph. Philip, and John Giongreco of Rochester; seven arondchildren, ond several meces ond nephews.

Fnends may coll from 2-5 ond 7 9, ot the Funerol Home, 871 Culver Road, Pravers Monday morning at 8:30 followed bv Requiem Mass at 9:00 o'clock ai St. Ambrose Church. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Harper. William K.

William E. Harper, 599 Gorson Ave Dec. Mrs 11, 1963. He is survived av ms Harriett Harper; two daughters, Leo (Evelyn) Dun'ap and Mrs Joseph (Lorrnme) Sedel; one grana-son, Will. am Seidel, three gronddaugh- Its.

Mnraarrl Seidel, Lorraine ana Susan Dunlao; one Mrs. James Fronds of Toronto, Canada; several nieces and nephews. Fnends mav call from 2 5 ond 7 9 m. Thursday at the Frank Ashton Funerol Home, 1218 Culver Rd where funeral services will be (onducted by Rev. Frank R.

Fisher, D. Friday afternoon at 2:00 clock. Interment White Haven Memorial Pork, tr ends W'Shing may contribute to the Memorial Fund of St. Morks SI Johns Episcopal Church. Faces DeSales GENEVA De Sales High hosts unbeaten Waterloo on the De Sales High Court tonight in a Wayne -Finger Lakes cage fray.

Coach Bob Maher's Saints are 1-1 in league play and 2-1 for the season. The locals lost to Lyons in their opener, but have since edged Mt. Car-niel High of Auburn and Myn-derse Academy. The Saints are paced by diminutive Tommy Welch, and boast one of the area's leading rebounders in Leo Fitzgerald. Other High Street standouts include Bob Davie and Paul Devaney.

4. Geneseo Scouts Slate Bowling Test Tomorrow GENESEO Explorer Scouts of the Genesee Council will participate in a bowling tournament tomorrow at the Livingston Lanes. Explorer Post 72, with the Geneseo Kiwanis Club and the Nunda Waga District Explorer Cabinet will be host to the event. Teams from Livingston, Wyoming and Gen-eboe Counties are expected. The Geneseo Kiwanis Club will present a trophy to the winning team, to be held for one year.

The trophy must be won three times for permanent possession. There will be awards also for second and third place teams. Funeral Rites Held For Carl Fischer ALBION (LTD Funeral services were held yesterday for Charles W. (Carl) Fischer. 58, of Medina, who pitched for five American League baseball teams in the 1930s.

Fischer died of a heart attack Tuesday at his home. The southpaw won 46 games while playing with the Washington Senators, St. Louis Browns, Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians from 1930 to 1937. He spent the 1936 season with Buffalo of the International League, winning 13 of la decisions. Wurzor, Oorp Georof vVurzer, coAd v'v cf lrr.nil v.edn.d-w, Dc 1 He is vi'v tv wo st-v fd'd Ord jr dn-j'J'v 1 I (Lav'rTl nr'tl.

Pef An Ha-V 'e lvrn vpn Q'n orora'h. d'e-i, r.w 'p', n-na Cfome several r. pr.ps cd nfDhwy was a rftr of Kn gh cf John 197 and Thf Noo'e and united of the Hew Cross Of Ho. Farrviy Church Fr.enfls may a frm and 7 9 rn at thf HauDner Ftjirral Heme, Inr Jrv St. Funeral Sat'-jri morn ng flt I "iO 0 rJock and 9 rtocK at Holy Fan-iiiy Church Inerrv4nf, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

McC'all, John At St. Ann's Home, Dec. 11, 1943, John McColl, formerly ot 132 Gillette St. He is survived bv his sister ond brother in-law, Mr. ond Mrs.

Frank J. Conneil; one niece, Mrs. George J. Kummer; several cousins. Friends mav call at Alvah Halloran and Son Fu nerol Home, 2125 Chili Ave, ot Howard neor Brooks from 2-5 and 7 9.

Funerol service Friday morning ot 8 30 and at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church ot 9 o'clock. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. McRae, Frieda I. Sudden, Thgrsdov, Dec. 17, 1963, In Mora, Hill.

Frieda I. McRae of Conrsus, Y. Survived bv her hus bnnd. Samuel one daughter, Mrs N.cho'cs (Rto) Parker of Rochester; three sans, Robert ol Fort Worth, Lawrence of Morgan Hill, ond Samuel Jr. of Conesus; one brother, William Hoss of Hemlock, N.Y.; three sisters.

Mrs. Emma Pestorious ol Rochester. Mrs Hermgton ol Honeove Falls. Mrs Chester Witcher of Mt Morris. Interment in Morgon Hill, Calif.

Peachev, Edwin A. Fdwin A Peachy of Lake Rd Bergen, N. December 11. 1963. He is sun vived by two brothers, Ray J.

Peachev of Bergen and Wallace Peachey of Rochester; one niece ond three neohews; three arond nieces. Friends mov call ot Fowler Funeral Home, 52 State oroLitpori, rnuuy iiumi 3, i-y Funeral service Saturday, December 14, at 1:30 pm Interment at the convenience of the family. Potts, Ethel Roach Ethel Rooch Potts, December 10, 1963, in Springtie'd. Va. after a long illness.

She is survived bv her husband, Merrill S. Potts; her sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Toplev. Arizona; Mrs. Alice Short, Connecticut; her brother, Dr.

John Roach of Medina. Fr onds mov coll at 7ornow's Funeral Home. 21 Lincoln Ave, Pittslord, Friday evening trom 79 om. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment in White Haven Cemetery.

Pucillo, Mary Marv Pucillo of 106 Robm St entered into rest, Tuesday, Dec. 10 1963. She is survived bv her husband, Anthony; one son, Gerald; four daughters, Mrs. Nick Massi, Mrs. Anthony Triono, Mrs.

Anthony Tallo and Mrs. Samuel Perni-cano fourteen grandchildren. Friends may call at Roncone Funeral Home, 850 Plymouth 25 7 10 p.m. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m. and 9:30 m.

at St. Anthony Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Renouf, Frederick ('. Thursday, Dec.

12, 1963, Frederick C. Renouf of 202 Ravine Ave. He is survived by his wife, Hilda K. Renouf; his son, Frederick C. Renouf two daughters, Mrs.

Elmer w. (Margaret) Dodds of Stanley, and Mrs. Joseoh C. (Judith) Finzer five sisters, Mrs. Gerald Kohlmeier, Mrs.

Robert Suorez, both of Rochester, Mrs. William Connors, Honeove, N.Y.; Mrs. Llovd Combs, Wilmington, ond Mrs. James Mitchell, Huston, eight grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to attend a funeral service (no prior calling) at Hedges Memorial Chapel, Inc.

(new location), 770 East Main St. at Alexander, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment, Mt. Hooe Cemetery at the conven ence of the fami'y. Friends vysh ra may mol'e contr buttons to the Aniencan Cancer Socetv in It memory.

Rugralf, Millie Orbaker Dec 17 1763, Millie Oboker Rugraft e.t 27 Earl St. Survived bv her hus bond, Archie, ond several cous.ns. She was a member of Monroe Rebekah Lodge No. ond oast president ot Burrell Kohlmetz Auxiliary, American Legion. Friends may call 3 5 and 79 pm.

ot The Funeral Home of J. Boyd Wmchelt Son, 596 Genesee where funeral service will be conducted Monday ct 1 pm. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. Siblov's Hardware Entered Into rest suddenly Wednesday Dec. 11, 1963, Ruth A.

Turney of 53 Amity Soencerport. She survived bv one sister. Miss Florence M. Turney of SDenceroort. Friends may call at Walker Bros.

Co. Funerol Home, 15 West Soencerport, Thursday and Friday 2-4, 7-9 m. where prayer serv-, Ices will be held Saturday at 1:45 a.m. and from St. John Church, Spencer-; port at 9 a.m.

Interment, St. John's Cemetery. Vogt, Maude L. Maude L. Vogt of 151 S.

Union on Dec. 11, 1963. She is survived by one doughter, Miss Adeline Vogt; one son, John Vogt; one sister, Mrs. Anna Simmerhen; three brothers, George and William McCobe; two grandchildren. Friends mav call at N.

J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 706 South 2 5, 7 9. Reauiem funeral 1 Mass will be soid Saturday morning ot 9 in St. Marys Church. Interment In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Voorheis, Ralph I). Entered Into rest Thursaay, Dec. 12. 1963, RalDh D. Voorheis ot 577 Hubbell Soencerport.

He is survived by his I wite, t-iorence Kiiey voorneis- twa son Bernard Voorheis of Soencerport, Donold Voorheis of Hilton; live orand- children; one sister, Mrs. Burton i McKinnev ot Soencerport; one brother, John Voorheis ot Rochester; also 1 nieces ond neohews. Friends mov call at Walker Bros. Co. Funeral Home, 15 West Soencerport, Friday and Saturday, 2 5, 7 9, where services will be held Sunday at 7:30 pm Interment, 1 Maple Grove Cemetcrv, Ogden.

Watters, Catherine Catherine M. Reichel Walters, of 435 Campbell St Thursday, Dec, 12. 193 She is survived tour s. sters. Marv ynn.

Miss Betty Reichel, Mr. Anna Shaw, Mrs, John (Voal) two brcthers, Joseph J. ond John i Rc'chei, several meces ond nephews. She was a member ot the Daughters of Freedom, Friends may call from 7 to 5 ond 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday ond Sunday nt The Houbner Stallknecht Funerai Home.

828 Jay St. Funeral Men dov morning at 8 30 0 clock, ond 9 00 ctock at Holy Family Church Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Williams, Kenneth W. Kenneth Williams entered Into rest Dec. 10, 1963, ol Sarasota, formerly of 1642 Edgemere Drive He is survived bv b'S daughter, Mrs. Martin (Ann) Kelly Jr.

ot Harrisbura. Pa his son, Kenneth Williams Jr. of Rochester, five grandchildren, several meres and a neohew Friends are in v.ed to at'end a memohci se'vice in the Chooel of Third presbyter, an Church Saturday morn.no Dec, 14, at II dock. Dr. Williom Hudnut Jr.

In heu of f-owers those who desire mav contribute h.s mrmor to the Third Presbyterian Memorial Fund. Wobser, Ana Mae Ouellette I At hr h.m I4nn Howard Rd II, I963, Mrs. Ana Mae Ouellette Wob ser. She is survived by her husband Herman E. Wobse-; her parents, Mr ond Mrs.

Joseoh E. Ouenette, ster Mrs. Loomis (Gertrude) Gray; severo' meces and neohews. Friends mov coil at Alvah Halloran Son Fune'ol Home 2125 Chili Ave. at Howard Rd.

near Brooks Ave from 25 and 7-9 Funera1 service Saturday mornng ot 9 ociotk ond ot St. Helen Church at Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Wyngaarde, Cynthia J. Wednesdr, Dec II, '563, Wyngaarde of Mamr Po'kav. Shr leaves her hu'band Will, am A tc daughters, Mrs Ison A ta 1 Thorpe and Mrs Lawrence (Mane: DeRidder of Manon, N.Y.; one son Cornel, us i gondch I d'en. Friends may call Thursday eve ng 7-9 ond Fr day 7-4, 7 9 at the Cass Funeral Home, 1429 doe Rd.

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