Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 15

MAY TO ADDRESS DINNER Dratf0 Drat!) Gostlte, Bertha C. R. Dray Dies at 74; Demcxrrat and Chronic! Rochester, N. rjTJ March 19, 19C3 Plane, Carl E. N'aoghtoa, John I.

At ft. Mary's Hospital, Thursday. March 17, lt4. John J. Nooonton Sr.

ot 73 Pentiae Drtv. It survived by De Carolli, Loots J. Louit J. DC rail of WS re St, In Japan, March If, ten of In lot Louit and Ida (Brunette) DeCorollt. He It survived by his brother, Paul DtCarolii; teveral aunt, uncles and coutint.

Friends may Coll taturdov and Sunday March It ond 10, from I ond 7 i.m. at th Suburban Funeral Ham, ltil Spenctrpert Rood (betwM Elm-trove and Manltou Roods). Funeral serviced MoMay. 10:11 and It a.m. ot Most Precious Blood Church.

Interment, Holy Sepuldiro Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers, contributions will a accepTea (at the funeral heme) for the Mast Precious Blood Bulldint Fund III Mr, carol it' memory. Dray, Charles R. Choriee ft. Drov of S14 Clinton Av.

S. an Utarctt II. IA. He Is survived by hi wife. Kathryn L.

Sullivan Drov; two tons, Richard c. ana jonn s. urov; en utter, Mr. Arthur (Margaret) Gray win et Le Roy, N.V.I tin arand- cntdrenj several niece and neohewt. Funeral orronaemenl Incompitte.

Gannon, Grace (Coomber) Grore Coomber Cannon, Vienna Street Rood, aged II, entered Inte retl, Wednesday, Morch 17, IM. Survived bv one son, Raymond; two arandFtilldren; one great-orondchild; several nieces and fwpntwt. Frlende moy call ot fh Funeral Home of McGuIro Hargrove, 121 E. Jockton Palmyra, 1-4, 7. Funeral Monday, 2:30 from the funeral Borne.

Interment, Palmyra Cemetery, Rev. Earl Eastman officiating. Frey, Loulie entered Inte rest, Friday, March 11, 19ei Louise Frey, ef 1267 South Ave. She I survived by her beloved sitter, Emma F. Freyi hr cousin, Edward M.

Hllflngtr. Funeral wrvlca will be held In Hedge Memorial Chanel, 770 Eotl Main SI. at Alexander Monday afternoon at I clock. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.

No prior calling hour. Flower pratefullv declined. Thote willing may make contribution to the Memorial Fund Of SI. John Home, 122 south Ave. Geraghty, Joseph Raymond In Polo Alto, Morch 7, 19s, Joseph Raymond Geroghty.

He I tur- vivea ay one aouonter, Mrs. Rotemory Bartllng of San Jo; on ton, William J. Motller of Una Island, Y.I three oronoeniioren; one titter, Marie H. Geroghty of Florida. Mr.

Geraghty was bom In Rochetter tn lMt and was the ton of the tint mailman Rochetter. Ha was a. veteran ef World war i. Service werg held Thursday, March 10. Interment In the Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, Calif.

Hanlon, Helen M. Entered Inte rest, Wednttdoy, March 1, 1964, Mrj. Helen M. (O'Connell) Hanlon of 1045 Arnett Blvd. She It survived bv a lister, Mrs.

G. A. (Marie) Wilton of Bethell Park, a brother, John A. O'Connell and teveral nlecet and neohewt. Mrs.

Hanlon wat a pott president of the 19th Ward Republican Club, ond a member of the Rosary Socithr of St. Auguitlno's Church. Friend moy calf of Alvoh Halloron ana sons runerai nome, ziu Chill at Howard Rd. near Brooks from 2-5 ond 7-9. Funeral lervlces Saturday morning at 1:30 and at the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel at o'clock.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. March 17, 144, Bertha Gustk of 30 Legiennoirt Drive. She Is survived by her hutband. William H. 6uttk en tuier, mri.

emu noro. Kinmor. Y. en brother, Louis Hetlier, tyracut, ft t.j rwa ntpnewti one mtce Frlndt moy toll ot th George Savoo Funeral Home, 10M North ireet from on Thursday and Friday from I I and 7 t. Funeral service Saturday afternoon ot 1 o'clock.

Inter, mem, wring Haven Memorial Park. Kaiser, Catherine (Haskint) March 17, 1M4, Mr. Cornering (Has-kmt) Kaiser, of 51 Lake Ave Rochester, formerly ot Hilton, N.Y. Survived bv her hutband, Arthur three aougmer. Mr.

Henry (Delorrtl Danelil. Mn. Arthur (Jean) weother mn. mane iineima) Meooner, oil of Rochetter. Seven grondchiidren Two areat-grondchildren; one sister, wrt.

Nellie con ot Hlltont three promers, cnarie of Wet! Bioomtieid. Jamet of Hilton ond Loren Hatkmt ol Florida. Several mecet and nhewt Friend may call Friday evening 7 and Saturday 1-5 and 19 p.m, at he Kondt Funeral Home, 303 Loke Hilton, where funeral servicei will be held Sunday afternoon ol 2 O'clock, Rev. Phillip Johnson o'ficiot. Ing.

Interment in parma Union VBvnviery, Knapp, William H. Worch II, 9t, William H. Knapp of tit rum or. surviving ore mt wife, Mr. Harriett Knotio; two doughlws.

Mrs. Mary Wood ond Mrs. Ray (Jen- maun two aranacniiaren; eight greot-grandchlldreni one sitter, Mr. Clarence Buttv; one brother. Frank Knapp.

Several nieces and nephews. Friend may call 1-S, 7 pm. ot the 'ounuiove funeral Home "wev Ave. service Monday Wangman pfflclotlng. Interment, Riverside Ceme- tm, by wnniv1 I kVUtfT I.U.U.r, Lewis, Francis E.

Frond E. Lewi of 1 Soencer Rood, uddenly, Fridov, March II. 194. He I urvived bv hi wife, Mary; tnree daughter, Mrs. Gerald (Rita) Herman, Mn.

Jomei (Ellen) Conolly of Pitts- mran, ro mrs. i nomas (Ann) Allison: one sister, Mrs. Mary Lorschelder of Waukesha, twelve orondchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was a n. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.

Friend moy call Saturday and Sunday from 2-5 and 7 p.m. ot th McLaughlin Funeral Home, 17) Culver Rood. Prayers Monday morning at 1:30 luiiuwia Keauiem moss ot 9 o'clock of St. Ambrose Church. Interment, Holy i.cmeiery.

r-rienat wlthlng, may hove Mottes offered for th rt- pvv ur rue soul. Manhold, William F. (Pete) Thursdov, Morch 17, 144, William F. (Pte) Manhold of South Unlnn Sf is survived by hi ton, Gerald W. mannoia, Madison, N.J.; his daughter, Dorl M.

Starwenbeck; hi grandson, Richard H. Lee; his lter, Mary muiuoa rromm, Louite Neid-hordt, Mn. Charles Allison; his brother, John of St. Petersburg, Earl Sr. of Middleport, N.Y.

He was a member of Domoscu Tempi and Rochester Consistory. Friends may coll at Hedge Memorial Chapel, 770 East Main ot Alexander, where a service will held Saturday afternoon ot 1 o'clock. Intr-mnt, Mt. Hop Cemetery. Entered Into rtt of fill ham, Fridnv.

Morcn II. 14, Cort i. Pion ef I XI I Howoid Rood, Is survived by hit wit, Ann L. Pione; two arondchiidren; a tiller, Mr. Frank (Ruth) lornet; oit tevtrol nics and nohw.

Friends mav call at Alwnti tlallArMn Son Punarai Home, 1I3S Chill Ave. at nowara rooo, near Brooks from J-i, 7-. Funerot services Mondnv of'er-noen at e'cieck. Interment, pittsfard t-emerery, nev. moths tviiten ottiaol-Ina.

Friends wishing, may contrfbule to the Building Fund of the Trimly Church et Naiorin, ti Lena Pond Road, Plouffe, Joseph Thursday. Morch 17. 14, Jotph rioune or rieowoaa grace port. Y. He Is turvivad tw hi.

Elliabetht twe tons, J. Walter Ploutte ona Artnur j. pioune; one brother, Alfred J. Paufte; oito five arnmt. children; two greot grondchlidrn and ecvvrai nepnewt.

Friendi moy coll after 7 o'clock Fridoy evening and on Solurdoy and Sunday from ond 7-t ol The John M. Hedget Funeral Home, corner el Culver Rood ond moire Blvd. Reaulem Matt will be taid Monday morning at ci in si. rotricn i cnurcn, Robinson, E. Baird Tnurtdoy Morch 17, 144 i.

Bolrd Roointon of 21 Cret, Eost Rochet- nw turvivva ov nt wire, oer ki J. Roointon; his douohter. IT" nniiom n. uooni promievi thre orandchlldrn; hi brothers. John Rnpinjon, of Whit Plolns, Edoor F.

Roblnton of Denver, Colo.) teveral nlecet and nohwt. Friend or invited to ottend a Alexander. Interment af the esnven. lenc of the family Friends wishing mov contribute to their favorlt char. Itv In hi memory.

Schwlnd, Fred Wednesday, Morch 15. Its, ot Torrnr, Fred Schwlnd af 5 Con SI. Surviving or hi wife, Florence; two sons. Frederick B. ot Torronce, ond Clayton F.

of this city; five grand children; several nieces and neohewt He was a member of Commandery 43, Knights of St. John ond Rochetter Nobl Degree of th Holy Cratt. Fnendt moy coll, 2-5 and 7 p.m. al L. w.

Moieri' Sons, 70 Clinton Ave N. Funerol Monday morning at 1:15 ond o'clock ot St. MIchaeTi Church. Interment, Hah Sepulchra Cemetery. Sigl.

Julia M. Friday, March II, 1964, Julia M. Slol of 1M Thoma Av. Sh I turvlved by hr husband. Al J.

Solf two daughters, Mrs. Owen (Morgort) Rapplev ona mis cioir c. 5101; on son, Paul r. Sigl; oito four grandchildren; toy tral niecet and neohewt. Friendi moy call on Saturday and sunoay from 7-4 ana j-9 at the John M.

Hedgei Funeral Home, corner of Culver and Emplr Blvd. Reaulem Mast will be sold Monday morning at 10: is clock in socrea Heart cathedral Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cmetry. In Mcmoriam Sortino, Josephine Your birthday It her oooln. And one mor feel to sad. To know here Is your birthday.

And once again you'r not here. For think of vott often And It mokes us sad for you art sadly missed. (Frances Sortino) Longo Republican Councilman Ste phen May will speak Monday at a combined dinner meeting of Delta Kappa Gamma and Phi Delta Kappa, the honorary sorority and fraternity in educa tion. May will speak on "City- County Relations: Where Do We Go From Here," at 6:43 p.m at the Hospitality House, Pen field. Dratljr Curry, Alexander P.

(Alex) Mirth tU, AKxondtr (A.x) P. 1 Nv ol th Jolt Ruth Ktlloos Curry. it survlvrt "7. Col worrtn. oil ef York, Robert of Pavilion, Gin ol ivwuwin or L9Knw; en doughlor, (juil Crortooll of nt brother, Robert J.

Curry of Michioon; two sisters. Mitt Giodvi Curry on Mr. Ma Watloce, bolh of Doiwvllle; iohl erandcfcildren; My u'ongomaienj ttvsrol niece and neohewt. The family wilt oooreclot calllno hour Saturday ond Sunday -4 and i imto or ftieonenton and Locy Avon, where services will be held Monday ot 2 pm. Inter- rieownr vaiiey cemetery, York.

Friend within may make memorial contribution, me Llvlnaiten County Do Maria. Joseph W. Jowoh W. Do Morlo, of 5 Portlond J' Ht I sur vived bv hit Wll. I I I De Maria; hn doughter, Mrt.

Euoene rionrann or coir Kocnetier; hi lather, Antnony Oe Morioi three wiien, mn. Louit teuton) petce, Mn. William (Thereto) Power ond Mr. Adam IJutioJ Bedrltyiky; two brother, Vincent C. ond Dominic C.

Oe Maria; tour tjrandrhildren. He wo on Army at rvoria nor 11. Mend may coll at Miller Funeral Hornet, 12S Mt. Hoc IS and 7-. Reaulem funeral AAnu AAnntov morning at o'clock In St.

Boniface -nurav imermenr hoi seoulcnre Cemetery. Thote who with may have Mat, otltred for the repot of hi toul. Dowden, George G. Geo roe G. Dowden of 177 Shumwov Rood, Brockoort, N.Y., Fridoy, March II, 1964.

He I survived by hit wife, Erma Dowden of Brockoort; three oauomer, wvr. Kooert (carol) Beehler of Rochnfer, Mr. Robert (Rebecca) Mocumber ond Loura Oowden, bolh of orocnoon; nit motner, Mr. George Dowden of Brock nor one brother, Edward Dowden of Brockoort; four liter, Mr. Harold (Marlon) Baker at orocupoa, wrs.

kov (Meen) Harner or Kocneter, Mr. Robert (Ruth) Gran of Kendall and Mr. Wlllard (Harel) Svmond of Rochetter; four grondcfill- aren; several niece ana neoftewt. Friend may call of the Fowler Fu neral noma, state Brock-port, N.Y. Saturday eveplng 7 p.m.

Sunday 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. Funeral service Monday, March 21 ot 3 p.m. Internment, Lakevlew Cemetery, Brock-port, N.Y. I 1 KANE'S "Yfl his son, John Noughten two sis ters, Mrs, Micnaal mamieent eneeav and Mrs, Beatrtca Bown et Ireland; two grandchildren and several niecet and nephews. Mr.

Nougnian was veteran at Wond War and a mem ber et the Men I Club of It. Maraartl Atarv's Church. Friends may call ot Aryan Halloron and Son Funeral Home, liu tniu Ave, (at Howard Read, near Brook Avenue) from J-i and 7-. Funeral services Saturday mernlne; at and ot St. Morooret Mary Church or la O'ciau.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Noonan, Loella Luella Noonan of 1 Greenbrier ret cent Eotl Rochester, Morch II, If. She it survived by her ton, Richard H. Noonan of Le summit, moi mre aaueniert, Mrt. Lewis (Mooivn) Peck ol Eatt Rochetter, Mrs. Helen Lindsay of Los Angeles, Mrs.

John (Betty) Stuart ot rock mono, ni ner tnw, mr. EMa Mo Edwarat of Moameoa, nine granacniiaren ana tignt grot arondchildren. Friends mav coll from 2 4 and 7 a Saturday, Sunday ond Mondoy at the Hor Ion) Funeral Home, to) Wothing. ton Eotl Rocnetier, lime at trv I ct la be announced. Olney, Mrs.

Raymond (Nancy) Mr. Raymond (Nancy) Olnv of 0 East Honoy font, n.y.. or nom March 17, 1M4. Survived by her hutband, Raymond; on douohter, Mitt Hotel le Olney, Honeovo Fall!) two ont, Donald of Rochetter and Rlcnard of Honeove Fall; one sitter, Mrs. Walter (Harriet) Oencker of Honeove Font; alio two grondchiidren.

Friend mav call Friday ond Satur day from 3-S and 7 gl The Morton H. Kov Funeral Home, 5 Monroe 51, Honeove Fall, where services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. Arthur Guild officiating. In lieu ef flowers contributions mav be made to the Honeove Faili Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund.

Interment Mendon Cemetery. Service bv Union Star Chaoter No. 321. O.E.S.. Saturday at p.m.

Peglow, Emma A. Fridov, March It, 194. Emma A. Peg. low ef 249 Yarmouth Rd.

She I ur-vived bv her ton, Arnold L. Peglow; her aronddauohter. Mrt. Sharon Wrioht: one titter, Mrs. Carrie Jennelahn of weoster, N.y.

Friend mav coll Saturday 7-t and sunaay 3-s ona -T p.m. of Hedoes Memorial Chooef, 770 East Main St. ot Alexander where a service will be held Monday morning at II celck. Interment, Smith Cemetery, pntild. Perry, Winifred Thursday, Morch 17, 16, Winifred Perry ef JJ5 Pullman Av.

Survived by her son, Robert E. Perrv; thre daughters, Mrs. Llovd (Catherine) Hoop, Mr. Edward (Winifred) Toole, Mrs. Fred icorroinei Makeivj twelve grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; several nlecet and nephews; her sister-in-low, Mrs.

Anno Strelcher. She wo member of the Rosary Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Ladles Auxiliary of St. John, Mercy Guild. Leaion af tth Word Democratic Cluh Friend may call after 7 Fridoy, ond Saturday ond Sunday, from 2-4 ond 7- or ine Kooerr j. poole Funeral Home, 1405 Dewey Ave.

at Mage Ave. Funeral services Monday morning af 1:45 ond :15 of Sacred Heart Cathedral. Intrmnt, Holy Stpulchr Cemetery. Founded Charles R. Dray, 74, of tor and businessman, died apparent heart attack.

Bora in buffalo In 1891, be came to Rochester as an Iron worker to help supervise hte building of the Court Street dam in the Genesee River, and stayed to contract for some of the largest fence Installations in the area. He designed and built the ornamental railing across the Veterans Memorial Bridge when the city asked local designers to provide a structure both ornamental and practical to prevent children from running along the granite parapet He formed the Alliance Fence Co. with his sons la 1947 and has been active In an advisory capacity since bis retirement from the business several years ago. During his retirement, he became interested in modern art, particularly In welded sculpture. In conjunction with the Memorial Art Gallery, be taught welding torch technique to several young sculptors who have had showings of their works locally.

He Is survived by his widow, Kathryn L. Sullivan Dray; two sons, Richard C. and John S. Dray; a sister, Mrs. Arthur Grayson of LeRoy and tlx grandchildren.

Mrs. Al Sigl, 84. Wife of Newscaster Mrs. Julia Sigl, 84, of 126 Thomas Irondeminit. wifo of Al Sigl, whose voice was once known to thousands in Rochester from the "Howdy Neighbor" program ne conducted over WHEC for 30 years, died yester day (March 18, 1966) at General Hospital after a long illness She was born in Rochester and attended St.

Joseph's School. She was married in 1910, and snortiy afterward her husband became a reporter on the old Union and Advertiser, a predecessor of The Times-Union. He went from there into broadcast ing in 1928. He retired in 1959 and became 83 yesterday. Mrs.

Sigl was a member of the Rosary Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral. Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Paul F. Sigl; two aaughters, Mrs. Owen Rappleye and Miss Clair C. Sigl, and four grandchildren.

William F. Manhold, Kodak Retiree, 75 William F. Manhold, 75, of 514 in ed Fence Firm Clinton Ave. fence contrac yesterday (March 18, 1966) of an Ha remained here until bis retirement May 1, 1065. He was member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train men, the St.

Christopher Rail road Society, and of St. Ambrose Church. He leave! his widow, Mary; three daughters, Mrj. Gerald Herman, Mrs. James Connolly, and Mrs.

Thomas Allison; a sis ter, Mrs. Mary Lorschiedcr, and 12 grandchildren. Mrs. Frank Noonan, Widow of Actor Mrs. Luella Noonan of Greenbrier Crescent East Roch ester, widow of Frank (Happy) Noonan, died yesterday (March 18, 1966) in Northside Hospita! after a heart attack.

Her husband, a former vaude vlile actor, member of the Com munity Players and popular master of ceremonies died in 1958. Mrs. Noonan was born in Bridgeport and came here with her husband 30 years ago. She was member of the American Kennel Association, and a li censed dog breeder, specializing in uunuahuas. She was a switchboard operat or at the B.

Form an Co. for four years before she retired 1962. Previously she had work at H. H. Sullivan, Inc.

She leaves a son, Richard H. Noonan; three daughters. Mrs. Lewis Peck, Mrs. Helen Lindsay, ana Airs.

John Stuart; a sister. Mrs. Ella Mae Edwards, nine and ciSht great 8 HOUR li lis if BED FOR jLJlS sofa m7 mm. FEATURES ALL NATIONAL BRANDS AT DISCOUNT PRICES an TODAY! (0) Oralhs Smith, Ellen Entered Into) rett March II, tH Smith of 341 Morne Street. Survived by two aaugn'ors.

Mrs. Qctavius Rtmhart onid Mrs. Deibert (Mein Stedman Genetea, Y. twa sons, John H. of Buttoio, Morinut A.

of HiHtide. N.J.I one brother, Arthur Fitch of Detroit! one tiUer, Mrt. Mobet Howiand ef Central Sauare, N.Y.I ateven orandchildreni teen Breaf-aronachildrsn; teveral niece ana nephews. Friwtd moy call 14 and) 7-t at tha Foivo Funeral Heme, I3M N. Goodman SI.

Funeral services Monday onernoon ot '1 odoek. Rev. foul Hoover oHiaotlna, lnttrmnt, Mt. Hopo Cemelerv. Stelnfrld, Maude Maude Sinnfeld of 171 South widow of the tat Chan Sieinfeld.

on Morch 17, 194. She I survived by her neohew. Glenn Morris of Cormno ond her grondnepnew, Dovld Horn of Y. On Sunday from noon till 7 a at friend moy coll at Miller Funerol Home, 125 Ml. Hop Ave.

Af O'clock Sunday a tervlc will ton-ducted bv Rev. Gordon Kurtj. Inter, men! private. Vangn, Artbnr Arthur Vovion of 741 Vletnr-PltHterd) Rochetter. March It, after a lnn Ill-nets.

Survived bv hi wife, titer; ona doughter, Mrt. Arcme Eoeltton of No- plet; two litters, Mr. Isolid Pottev of Puitnev, N.Y.. Mrs, Berntca Wheif of Pultnev. Friends may coll ot the Moor Fi ner at Home, Naples, Saturday 7 9, Sun-Mn.

Lewn (Modelvn) Pock ot Eotf Mi Monday at 2 p.m. Card of Thanks Molinari. Dominick I with to thank my dear ceuilnt and friends In Rochester for their octi of of love and sympathy, mat card, received during the recent lost ot my brother, Dominic (Dan) Malmorl, who resided en Stolen Itlond, New York City. Charles Molinari Phillips. Virginia Carr with to thank th many frlendt In Rochnfer, Including that of Rochetter Products tor their kind exorev sions of sympathy in our time of arrow.

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a veteran employe of Eastman Kodak died Thursday (March 17, 1966) at Genesee Hospital after a long Illness. Mr. Manhold retired 10 years ago and was assitant controller at Kodak Park at that time. He js it-tw a-a Ik II had worked for Kodak for 43 I' i ,1 II II it II. II I VdA I I years.

vf- i a mm jmjw He was a 32nd decree Mason. in iW a member of Damascus Temple of the Shrine, and of the Roch ester oCnsistory. He was a life memoer or the YMCA and had with' uper served as an officer of the Roch. ester Bowling Association and director of the Knot Hole Gang at itea wing stadium. He also had been active in Red Cross Hare's a Kan outstanding buy a practical sofa sleeper that doubles for a comfortable sofa by day and makes a comfortable bed for twe by night, choice of colors, full innerspring construction terrific value at $138.50.

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