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33SEP2i884 SB SpL 21,1954 SILDUIS POST-DISPATCH Obituaries Couple Acquitted Of Abuse Of Own Son, Four Others Julie Fillo; Vanished On Hike In Rainier Park 7 Years Ago Private funeral services for Julie Filio of Glendale are being planned by hts family. Miss Fillo disappeared during a bike in the mountains of Washington state seven years ago, when she was 20. National park officials in Seattle said this week that they bad found the remains of Miss Fillo. Park spokesman Bill Dengler said three hikers had discovered bones and biking gear Sunday at the bottom of a ledge in the Cowlitz Chimneys area of Mount Rainier National Park. The remains Included a pen inscribed "Fillo Sales and Engineering Dengler said.

He reported no evidence of foul play. Miss Fillo's father, Francis B. Fillo was president of Fillo Sales It Engineering Co. Inc. He died three years ago.

His wife, Julie, now lives in Kirkwood. and has two sons, Larry and Frank. The discovery of the body was a relief to my mother," said Larry Fillo. "It is nice for ber to know what happened to truly know what happened. A private service for Miss Fillo will be conducted after the remains are released by the meidcal examiner of Pierce County, Wash.

Miss Fillo was a student at the University of Missouri and a summer intern at Mount Rainier Park when she disappeared on an overnight trip on June 30, 1977. She had hiked alone on an isolated 19-mile trail in a rugged area of the park. Miss Fillo was considered an experienced hiker. She set out with fairly warm clothing, a sleeping bag and food for at least a couple of days, even though she was supposed to return after one day. When she did not.

park officials began a search. CHASKA. Minn. (AP) Robert and Linda Bentz vowed to regain custody of their childreo after they were acquitted of abusing their 6-year-old son and four other children. But prosecutor Kathleen Morris blamed Wednesday's acquittals on the jury's refusal to believe child witnesses.

She said she would fight the reunion and would prest the prosecution of 23 other residents of Scott County. "It'll be nine months tomorrow since they took them away from us," a jubilant Mrs. Bentz said Wednesday night after the jury acquitted her and her husband. "All we want now is to get the kids back She said she hoped Ms. Morris "isn't vindictive enough to fight us." The case against the Bentzes was based on testimony from six children, including two of the couple's own.

The six said they had been sexually abused. Since last year, 24 adults and one juvenile. Including a police officer and a deputy sheriff in Scott County, have been accused of involvement in two child-sex rings. The Bentzes were the first to stand trial. The cases have split the small farming town of Jordan, about 40 miles southwest of Minneapolis, with some townspeople charging that prosecutors have gone overboard.

But Ms. Morris said the outcome of the case "doesn't affect in the least" the other cases she is prosecuting on sex-abuse charges. "We're going ahead with another trial Oct I. The bard thing is going to be telling those kids that adults don't believe them. We aren't at a point In our society where kids get a fair shake." The prosecution's case was weakened early in the four-week trial when District Judge Martin Mansur threw out the testimony of James Rud, a garbage collector who said he had seen the Bentzes engage in sex acts with children.

Rud was testifying under a plea-bargain arrangement that Judge Mansur ruled might motivate him to lie. Abue Inquiry End In Minneapolis, a prosecutor said the investigation into allegations of sexual abuse of children at the Children's Theatre School had ended with the indictments of two employees on charges of failing to report their suspicions of abuse. Wayne B. Jennings, 53, the school's education director, was charged with two counts, and science teacher Scott Creeger, 37. was charged with one count Both were released without bond Wednesday pending court appearances next month.

Hennepin County Attorney Tom Johnson said the inquiry had ended. In addition to the latest indictments, four employees have been charged with abusing students. i i Jane Priwer; Edited University Magazine 1958, writing about various aspects of the U.S. educational system. From 1958 to 1968, Mrs.

Priwer wrote several freelance stories and book reviews for the Post-Dispatch. Since 1968, she had been associate editor of the SL Louis University Alumni Magazine, Universitas. She also wrote a history of the United Hebrew Congregation for its 125th anniversary in 1962. Surviving are her husband, David; twin daughters, Hannah Stevens of Romeo, and Ruth Priwer of Toronto; two sisters, Molly Dorman of Cambridge, England, and Betty Warburton of Cheshire, England; and one grandchild. A graveside service for Jane H.

Priwer, editor of the alumni magazine at St Louis University, will be at 1 p.m. today at United Hebrew Temple Cemetery, Canton Avenue and North and South Boulevard, University City. Mrs. Priwer, 65, died of a cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday at Barnes Hospital. Mrs.

Priwer, a resident of University City, was born in Stafford, England, and received her undergraduate and graduate degrees in English from Oxford University. She emigrated to the United States In 1947 and worked as a Midwestern correspondent for The London Times Educational Supplement from 1953 to Revised Disability Benefit Rules Pass Congress, Go To Reagan UPI King Of The Mountain Comic gymnast Kelly Crumley does a handstand on Sandria Crest in Arizona. He was part of an International Gymastics Medalists Tour stopping in Arizona this week. Rev. Jessie Bryant; Preached With Husband 2 More Found Dead After Elevator Blast WASHINGTON (AP) Congress has sent to President Ronald Reagan a bill making it more difficult to cut off Social Security disability benefits.

He is expected to sign it The measure was passed Wednesday by the Senate on a 99-0 vote and by the House 402-0. The cases of more than 100,000 disability recipients whose benefits were cut off will be reviewed under new standards set by the legislation, according to staff members of the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee. Under the measure, case reviewers must show that an individual's medical condition has improved before terminating disablility benefits. It also provides that disability recipients threatened with a benefit cutoff may continue to get all payments until they have exhausted all appeal avenues. The bill would continue a moratorium on the review of mentally impaired individuals until review standards have been established.

In addition, it would require that, in determining eligibility, examiners must consider the combined effects of a person's impairments and whether any one condition would be severe enough to qualify for benefits. KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP) Rescue workers searching the charred ruins left by a grain elevator explosion on Thursday found the bodies of two men killed when tons of concrete fell onto a loading dock. The discoveries brought to three the number of people killed in Wednesday's blast at ConAgra Inc.

Ten people were injured. Officials at the company said all other workers had been accounted for. The explosion knocked 40 feet of concrete from the top of ConAgra's 150-foot grain elevator, partially burying several truck trailers, the loading dock and the front of a brick warehouse. was a singer and pianist and had two hymns published. The Rev.

Mrs. Bryant and her husband had served at many churches throughout Missouri, including Springfield, Ellington, Sikeston, West Plains, Bourbon, Nevada, and Crocker. She and her husband were ordained together in 1931. Surviving is a daughter, the Rev. Marian Hargis of Overland; two sisters, Marjorie Omohundro and Freda Leek, both of SL James, five grandchildren; and seven Funeral services for the Rev.

Jessie Marian Bryant, a retired Assembly of God pastor, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church, 8345 Midland Boulevard in Vinita Park. Burial will be in Newburg Cemetery, Newburg, Mo. The Rev. Mrs.

Bryant, 88, died in her sleep at the Af fton Nursing Home. She had suffered from heart disease. The Rev. Mrs. Bryant retired from an Assembly of God Church in Cuba, in 1973, where whe had been a co-pastor with her husband, the Rev.

Clinton F. Bryant, since deceased. She funeral notices Richard A. Kaiser; Stadium's Engineer OlT-fntenulNetim CARR, MARIA. OIED9-19-I4 ST LOUIS LIFE MEMBER CLUB, TELEPHONE PIONEERS SCHNEIDER.

DOROTHY M. (nee Pinsl. fortified with the Sacraments ol Holy Mother Church. Tues Sept. 16.

1984 beloved wife ol Samuel Schneider, dear mother of Samuel and Richard Schneider, grandmother, great; grandmother, mother-in-law. sister, sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, and cousin. Funeral Sar. Sept 22. 10 30 a from MATH HERMANN SONS Chapel.

10212 Halls Ferry Rd. Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum. Member D. ol A. Visitation after 2 p.m.

GENTEMAN, IDA J. (nee Grie-senauer), Fallon, Mo Sept. 20. 1984. widow of the late Fred A.

Genteman. dear mother of Margaret Barrett. M. Fred Genteman, Vivian Burgess, and the late Robert Genteman. dear sister of Gregory and Fred Gnesenauer, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, and aunt.

Visitation 3-9 p.m. at BAUE-DAVIS Funeral Home. 311 Wood Fallon Funeral Mass. 10 a Assumption Church. OFallon.

Interment Church Cemetery. Mass es preferred. KAISER. RICHARD Sept 19. 1984, beloved husband ol Genie Kaiser (nee Hotuiz), dear son ol Gertrude Kaiser, brother of Geraldine Ross, Judy Quirk.

Grace Joseph. Thomas and Roger Kaiser, all of Belleville, ill. and Virginia Sellers of Clinton, Miss. Graveside service Sept 22. 11am at Valley View Gardens of Memory Cemetery.

Edwardsville. III. Memorials may be made to the American Lung 411 N. 7th Room 709, St Louis. Mo.

63101. MICHAEL FITZGERALD MORTUARY SERVICE. 018 Masonic Notices POLAR STAR LODGE 19 Clayton Temple, tO Brentwood Blvd Stated Communication 7 30 m. Possible Work in The M.M. Degree Visiting Brethren Welcome.

Refreshments DAVID L.SWINNEY.W.M. NOSER. ARTHUR Wed Sept 19. 1984. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Eileen Noser (nee Keating), dear father of Joan Bansterter, Judy Kappler, Jean Voss, Philip, Thomas and Michael Noser, our dear grandfather, greatgrandfather dear brother of Marcella Villhard.

dear lather-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, great-great-uncle, nephew, cousin and our dear "funeral from HOFFMEIST-ER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson. Sat 9 30 a m. with Mass celebrated at the Church of the Epiphany of Our Lord at 10 a Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Epiphany's Holy Name Society VISITATION THURS. AFTER 5 P.M.

Sverdrup Parcel for 30 years. Besides overseeing the construction of Busch Stadium, Mr. Kaiser was project engineer on the East West Highway in Thailand and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Mr. Kaiser was a graduate of Washington University.

Surviving are his wife, Genie; his mother, Gertrude, Kaiser, of Belleville; two brothers, Roger and Thomas, both of Belleville; four sisters, Gerry Ross and Judy Quirk, both of Belleville, and Grace Joseph of Fairview Heights and Virginia Sellers of Clinton, Miss. Graveside services for Richard A. Kaiser, project engineer for the building of Busch Memorial Stadium, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Valley View Gardens of Memory, Illinois Route 157 and Lewis Road In Edwardsville. Mr.

Kaiser, 62, of St. Louis, died of emphysema Wednesday at Four Fountains Convalescent Center, Belleville. He had taken a disability retirement in 1981 from Sverdrup Parcel and Associates Inc. At the time, he was a senior manager of civil engineers. He had worked for (ILH1CHT.

015 In McRieri'tl TO PLACE en IN MEMORIAM, PLEASE CALL Chris MI-71N Jem Ml 7115 BEORGE sudden ly Wed Sept. 19, T984. beloved son of KAPLAN, ETTA, Sept. 19. 1984, wife of the late Benjamin Kaplan, dear mother of the late Harvey Kaplan, our dear sister, grandmother, and great-grandmother.

Graveside service Sept 21. 11 a m. at Chased Shel Emeth Cemetery, 7500 Olive tt. Rd BERGER MEMORIAL ERVICE. 023-riorists A Beautiful Way To show Your Sympathy Harold Hanser; Was Investment Broker GERICHTEN, EDWARD fortilied with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept.

20, 1984. beloved husband of Norma Gerichten (nee Mai), dear father of Carol Marquart, Norma Jean Stucx-meyer and Diane Humphrey, dear brother of Augusta Kie-rath, our dear fatner-in-law, grandfather, brother, and uncle. Funeral Sept 24, 9:30 Sm. from the BUCHHOLZ PANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave to St. Jerome Church (Bissell Hills) for 10 a.m.

Mass. Interment Frie-dens Cemetery. VISITATION SAT. AFTER 3 P.M. Charles W.

Seilnacht and the late Alitta Seilnacht (nee Schulz), dearest father of Ka-thy Ahillen, Charles G. and Donnell A (Don) Seilnacht, dear brother of Charlotte Kost, dearest grandfather of Bill Seilnacht and Stephen Ahillen, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. Service at HQFFMEISTER HAPEL. 7814 S. Broadway, at at 10 30am.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Member of United Oil and Chemical Workers Local No. 6. VISITATION FRI.AT4P.M.

IndeX-Beavers, Pauline S. Brenner, Stanley Reese Jr. Coughlin Digiovanni, Charles Sr. Gallicano, Charles C. Genteman, Ida J.

Gerichten, Edward Guenther, Diane Joyce Hammers, Everett (Ted) Hanser, Harold Hapner, Max Hemes, Elmer J. Kaiser, Richard A. Kaplan, Etta Kohl, Elizabeth Anne Lucas, James R. MacLellan, Annabel M. McManus, Donald Ray Neas, Randall Earl Noser, Arthur F.

O'Brien, Orient Weis Pretaboir, Joseph A. Priwer, Jane Ryan, Eleanor A. Sandler, Anna R. Scanlon, Olivia R. Schmitt, Myrtie Schneider, Dorothy H.

Seilnacht, George D. Shelter, Mary E. Stelman, Richard F. Stupp Sulze.ArlineC. Watson Wilhelm, Robert J.

O'BRIEN, ORIENT WEIS, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, on Sept. 20, 1984. beloved wile of the late Thomas R. Brian dear mother of homes R. Jr.

and Robert Michael O'Brien, grandmother of Mary Kay. Cattfleen. Jennifer, Tom and Matthew Brien. Funeral from LUPTON Chapel. 7233 Delmar Blvd 9 30 a.m.

to St. Luke the Evangelist Catholic Church. Beiievue at Dale lor 10 a m. Mass. Interment Calvary 8 emetery.

Friends may call at hapel, Fri 2-9 In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Medical Mission Sisters Assn. before his job with Merrill Lynch. Mr. Hanser had also been a rancher in Wyoming and Montana before entering the investment business. He was a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Agriculture.

Mr. Hanser was a trustee and treasurer of the endowment fund of McKendree College, Lebanon, 111. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; two daughters, Jana H. Smith of Vista, and Judith H. Davis of Miami; a sister, Virginia H.

Ward of SL Louis; and seven grandchildren. The funeral service for Harold Hanser, a retired investment broker, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Lupton Chapel, 7233 Delmar Boulevard, University City. Burial will be in Valhalla Cemetery. Mr.

Hanser died Wednesday at St Luke's Hospital-West of heart disease. He was 83. Mr. Hanser, of University City, had retired in 1966 from Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith as an assistant manager. He had been a partner in several investment firms KOHL.

ELIZABETH ANNE (nee Stupp), on Sept. 20. 1984, mother of Candace Phelps Kohl. Cheryl Stupp KnuDtey, Elizabeth Anne Rus-nak and Karen Robyn Papa-nek, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs trwin Stupp, sister ol John Erwin P.

Jr. and Robert Stupp, sister-in-law, aunt, mother-in-iaw and grandmother. Service at LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar Sept. 22, 11 a m. Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum, private.

Visitation 1 hr. before service time. In Heu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Delta Gamma Foundation tor Visually Handicapped Children of St. Louis, Mo Inc. GUENTHER, DIANE JOYCE.

Si Charles, suddenly Sept. 19. 1984, Memorial service only Sept. 22. 7 m.

at 831 Monroe Street, St. Charles. Visitation and Interment private. Survived by her husband, Charles children, John and Sarah; her mother, Irene Faulstich; and one brother Gary. Arrangements by PRINSTER-PAUL Funeral Home, St.

Charles. Mo. SHELLER, MARY E. (nee Wheian), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Thurs Sept 20, 1984.

beloved wife of the late Frank J. Shelter, dear mother of Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Mulitsch. dear mother-in-law of Andrew J. Mulitsch, dear grandmother of Joe Mulitsch, Mary Battocletti and Beth Vaughn, our dear sister-in-law, great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt and cousin.

Funeral Sept 24 from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary. 1645 Redman Ave. to Immaculate Conception Church, Hwy. N. Dardenne eme later).

Interment Calvary emetery. VISITATION SAT. AFTER 4 P.M. PROFESSIONAL FLORIST GROUP FTD FLORISTS North BRIX 869-4444 West GRIMM GORtY 391-0101 South KRUSE 892-2666 Express Your Sympathy with NETTIE'S FLOWERS 3 14...77 1-9600 3801 S. Grand South County Center St.

Cloir oirview Hgts. VISIT YOUR FTD FLORIST PRETABOIR. JOSEPH age 100, Sept. 20. 1984, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of the late Anna Pretaboir nee Ritzier), our dear uncle ind friend.

Funeral from ORTMANN 9222 Lackland, Overland. Sept. 22, 9 a m. to All Souls Church for 9:30 a.m. Mass.

Interment Calvary. Visitation after 2 p.m.. Fri. Sylvester Bugger; Collinsville Postmaster HAMMERS, EVERETT (TED), Sept. 20.

1984, beloved husband of Helen Hammers (nee Maness), dear father of Mary Jones, father-in-law of Loren Jones, grandfather of Scott. Christina and Cathie Jones, brother, brother-in-law, and uncle. Funeral from SCHRADER Funeral Home, Manchester Rd. at Holloway, Ballwin, Mo, 1 Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Visitation 1 to 9 p.m.

postmaster in Collinsville since 1974. He was a former state president of the National Association of Postmasters of the United States. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; two daughters, Patricia Garcia and Pamela, both of Calumet, a son, Timothy of Collinsville; three brothers, Jerome, Charles and William, all of Collinsville; and two grandchildren. PRIWER, JANE, Sept. 19, 1984.

beloved wife ol David Priwer. dear mother of Hannah (Larry) Stevens and Ruth Priwer, beloved sister of Molly Dorman and Betty Warburton. dearest grandmother of Lena Stevens, our dear sister-in-law and aunt Graveside service 1 Dm. at United Hebrew Temple Cemetery. 7855 Canton Ave In lieu of flowers, contributions preferred to the Audubon Society, Amnesty International or the charity of vour choice.

RINDSKOPF SERVICE. A funeral Mass for Sylvester W. Bugger, the postmaster of Collinsville, will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 207 Vandalia Street, Collinsville. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Shiloh, 111.

Mr. Bugger, 59, suffered from cancer. He died Wednesday at his home in Collinsville. He worked for the U.S. Postal service for 39 years and was the STELMAN, RICHARD Sept.

19. 1984. of 3400 Willis Titusville. Fla dear husband of Colette Rueschhoff Stelman dear son of Helen Stelman of St. Louis, father of Timothy and Teresa Stelman, Rebecca Sprtzkeit all of Titusville, and Catherine Dudley of Melbourne, brother of Anthony of IB, grandfather of 1 Funeral services at 10 a m.

at St. Teresa a Catholic Church, Titusville Arrangements by BREVARD Funeral Home. Titusville. BEAVERS, PAULINE S. (nee White), Sept.

20. 1984. beloved wile of ttie late Harley Beavers dearest mother of Sandra Orchard, Phyllis Hol-Iman and Harley Beavers. our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, and cousin. Funeral from DREHMANN-HARRAL Chapel.

7733 Natural Bridge, 11 a m. Sat Sept. 22. Interment Memorial Park. Visitation alter 2 p.m.

LUCAS, JAMES 63. of Farmersville. III. Died Wed. evening.

Sept. 19. 1984. 9:45 Sm. at St.

John Hospital, pringfiekj, III. Son of the late Dr. James R. and Loretta Coiling Lucas. Born Oct.

3, 1920. at Bluffs, iH He was the owner-operator of Farmers Exchange Grain Elevator at Farmersville, since 1945. Surviving are his wife Vetda Lucas: surviving children: James Larry X. Dennis R. and Mrs.

William (Barbara Ann) Stonier all ol Farmersville. nine grandchildren; two brothers and five sisters: Raymond of Morrisonville, Bernard of St. Louis, Mo.t Dolores Esela of Springfield. Anita Havril-ka of Springtielo, Regina Satorius or Springfield, Lorraine Gleespen of Nokomis, Maureen Fleming of Taykx-vilfe. III.

Preceded in death by one brother and one sister. Funeral Mass Satu at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Farmersville, III.

Visitation 3 to 9 p.m. Wake Service 7:30 p.m. at THE MURPHY-HOUGH Funeral Home, at Farmersville. ILL. Burial St.

Martin Cemetery, Farmersville, IH. HANSER, HAROLD, on Sept. 19. 1984 beloved husband of Dorothy V. Hanser.

dear father of Jana H. Smith of Vista. and Judith H. Davis of Miami, dear brother of Virginia H. Ward, dear grandfather of 7.

Service at LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar Sat 2 m. Entombment private. Friends may call at Chapel, 5 to 8 In lieu ol flowers, contrt-utions may be made to The Salvation Army, or the charity of your choice. STUPP See Kohl Sepda floral Tribute. RYAN, ELEANOR Sept.

18. 1984, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, in her 97th year. "Aunt El" to Sr. Ann Francis. M.

FIaaiwI Rr PntririA Ann Robert J. Wilhelm, 46; President Of Bank BRENNER, STANLEY REESE, Sept. 16. 1984. Graveside services were held at St.

Peter and Paul Cemetery. Sept. 18, in Naperville, Ill Mr. Brenner is survived by his wile. Rose Renai Brenner; two sons, Michael David his mother, Catherine, and the late Stanley three sisters, Jean Gay.

Judith Garner, and Kathleen B. Clarke. Dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, and great-uncle. Sane), Dorothy Patterson, ary Frances Wrobel, Jack, Bob. Gerald (Chub).

Bill Denny of St. Louis, and Patricia Rein and Jack Ryan of Seattle, great-aunt, great-great- auni, ana greai-greai-greai- SULZE, ARLINE C. (nee Coughlin), on Sept 20, 1984, wife of Eugene C. Sulze. dear mother of Liz Waechter, daughter of Harry and A dele Coughlin, dear sister of Virginia Thorp of Phoenix, Arz, our dear stepmother, grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-tn-law, aunt, niece, and cousin.

Funeral from MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary, 4580 t. Lindbergh at Gravois, on Sept. Z2, at 1 Interment Park Lawn. In lieu of flowers, donations to Feed My People, would be appreciated. Visitation after 2 p.m.

Fri. HAPNER, MAX, Sept. 20. 1984, husband of the late Rose Hapner, dear father of Meier' A funeral Mass for Robert J. Wilhelm, president of the Mercantile Bank of SL Charles County, will be celebrated at 10 a.m.

Saturday at SL Peter's Catholic Church, Third Street and First Capitol Drive in St Charles. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Wilhelm died of cancer Thursday at St. Joseph Health Center in St Charles.

He was 46. He had worked for Mercantile since 1966 and became its president in February 1983. He also was active in civic affairs in St Charles. Surviving are his wife, Betty; two sons, Robert J. Jr.

and Bart both of the home; and two daughters, Christine E. and Julie also of the home. Miss Ryan has donated her remains to St. Louis University. Memorial Mass 12 Noon, Sept.

22, at Our Lady of The Pillar Catholic Church, 401 S. Lindbergh. AMBRUSTER-DONNELlY Service. MacLELLAN, ANNABEL fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Sept. 17, 1984.

dear wife of J. Stuart MacLellan. dear mother of Jo Ann King, Merrille Hessl-er, Mary Stuart Stough, James S. and Christopher J. MacLellan and Mrs.

Gerardine Cortelk) of New Orleans, dear mother-in-law and grandmother. Memorial Mass 10 a.nv at St. Mary Magdalen Churclff Brentwood. Masses or contributions to United Cerebral Palsy 8645 Old Bon-homme St. Louis, Mo.

63132. would be appreciate Arrangements BOPP CHAPEL (Brendal, Lawrence (Pat) and Barry (Susan) Hapner, dear brother of Faye (Jack) Weinberg and Nathan Hapner, dear grandfather of Howard (Edie), Martin. Rise and Robert Hapner, Linda (Randy) Pntzer, He-lene, Daniel, Kara and Amanda Hapner, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Graveside service Sept. 23.

2:30 p.m. at Chevra Kadisha Cemetery. 1601 North and South Rd. Mr. Hapner was a member of Jerome L.

Goldman Post No. 96 American Legion. Memorial contributions referred to the St. Louis Heart ssn BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE. WATSON SeeSuIze COUGHLIN SeeSuIze DIGIOVANNI, CHARLES L.

asleep in Jesus. Sept. 20, 1984. beloved husband of Pearl M. Digiovanni (nee Toomey), dear father of Charles L.

Digiovanni Jr. dear brother of Marie Poop, Theresa Canova, Ruth Oepoutot and Frank Digiovanni and the late Anita Schneider, dear grandfather of Shane and Sharon O- Siovanni, our dear father-irt-iw, great-grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from KUTtS Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois (AF-FTON). Sept 22. 11 a m.

Interment St Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Member of Moolah Temple and Masonic Lodge of Bonne Terra, Mo. In parlor 4 p.m. Arranged With Special Care SANDLER, ANNA In Crest-wood, formerly of Shrewsbury, Thurs. Sept.

20. 1984, beloved wife of Clarence A. Sandler, dear mother of Suzanne Robe ff, C. Wayne and David G. Sandler, dear mother-in-law.

sister-in-law. grandmother and cousin. Mrs. Sandler state after 4 Fri. at GERBER Chapel, 3 W.

Lock wood. Webster Groves. Funeral 10 30 a.m. at First CKgregationaJ Church of Webster Groves. Interment Sunset Memorial Park.

San Diego Mayor Continues Bid For Re-election, Denies Charges AREA FTD FLORISTS WILHELM. ROBERT St. Charles. Sept 20, 1984. husband ol Betty Gnew-Ing Wilhelm.

father of Robert J. Jr Christine Julie M. and Bart Wilhelm. Funeral Mass 10 a.m.. Sat.

at St. Peter Catholic Church. Interment Church Cemetery. The family is being served by the BAUE Funerar Home. 620 Jefferson St.

Charles, where friends may caH from 2-9 p.m., Fn. Memoriala may be made to Masses. American Eancer Society or St. Peter a uikjing Fund. Knights ol Columbus Prayer Service 7 p.m., fri.

at the Funeral Home. HERRIES, ELMER Sept 20. 1984, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary Harries (nee Young), dear father of Donald G. and David C. Her-nes, dear grandfather, uncle, and brother-in-law.

Funeral from HOFFMEIST-ER COLONIAL Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at Watson Sat 1 1 a.m. with Mass celebrated at 1 1 :30 a.m. at Epiphany of Our bord Church. Interment Sunset emetery.

VISITATION FROM 3 TO 9 P.M. 028 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT 7001 Chipoewo 351-000 S232W Florissant XS-77M McMANUS, DONALD RAY, on Sept. 20. 1984, beloved husband of Carol McManua (nee Garwood), dearest father of Larry, Terry and Gary McManus and Mary Wasyluka, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, Sept.

22, 10:00 a m. Interment Wifi Cemetery, Witt. III. at 1:30 p.m. In parlor 3:00 p.m.

SCANLON, OLIVIA on Sept. 16. 1984. beloved mother of Camilla Moskgwitz, Michael B. and David D.

Scan-Ion, sister of William D. and A. Michael Deichmann, and Molly Decker, grandmother of eight, great-grandmother of two. Private funeral was held this Funeral directors David Dominelli and others. Charged in a 15-count indictment returned by a county grand jury Wednesday were Hedgecock, Dominelli, Nancy Hoover, an executive in the collapsed J.

David Co. money trading firm, and the mayor's former political consultant Tom Shepard. Hedgecock beat out a field of 19 candidates to become mayor in a special election last year after then-mayor Pete Wilson left to become a U.S. senator. Hedgecock topped the non-partisan primary in June and faces fellow Republican Dick Carlson in the Nov.

6 election. SAN DIEGO (AP) Mayor Roger Hedgecock says charges that his 1983 campaign committee laundered $357,000 are "fictional," and he vows to press ahead with his re-election campaign despite being charged in a 15-count conspiracy and perjury Indictment "I think my re-election chances are excellent," Hedgecock said Wednesday. "Not as excellent as yesterday. A lot of people are going to be impressed by the word Indictment' Hedgecock, 38, was accused of accepting Illegal campaign contributions from jailed financier J. GALLICANO, CHARLES St.

Charles. Sept. 20. 1984, age 64, husband ol Frances Gallicano (nee Ferguson), father of Claire Gallicano. Mrs.

Peter (Karen) Espy and Mrs. Paul (Jane) Sissons, brother of Abele Gallicano, Mrs. Michael (Julia) Marsico, Mrs. Henry (Rose) Dassler and the late Larry Ralph, Thomas Joseph Gallicano, grand-atherottour. Memorial service 3 D.m.

at Trinity Episcobal Church of St. Charles. The body was cremated. There win be no visitation. Memorials may be given to Trinity Episcopal Church Memorial Garden Fund.

Mr. Gallicano was retired from AC.F. Industries where he served as a Purchasing Supervisor for 35 years and was a serf -employed Sales Representative. BAUE FUNERAL HOME SERVICE. tH FraJ Difecten OK fwiiril Pjftvt, ALBERT H.HOPPE 361-0500 HUTCHENS MORTUARY DirectBurkol Cremotlons eff" AMBRUSTER-DONNELLY JOHN STYGAR SON St Louis Mortuorvel Distinction t2SBollsFerrvRct 167-1500 ZlZrZ KRIEGSHAUSER'S BAUMANN Cokxiial Chapel south asi-cw 1504 WOQOSON RD.

427 B4S WEST W4-33a BOPPCHAPElKirkwood iJSSSSISAm Mb 10 MANCHESTER RD. 7S2-0KB SCHMITT, MYRTIE She entered Into rest Wed. Sept. resident of Fallon, IK beloved wife of the late John Schmm, dear mother of Mrs Jack (Ruth Ann) Schwartz old Fallon. ID.

7 Funeral Sat. Sept 22 at 1 from the Troy United ethodist Church, Troy, IK. Interment Fnedens Cemetery, Troy. W. Mr.

Schmitt was Postmaster of Troy IN. 1953-1966 Visitation after 3 Fri. at the laughlin funeral HOME. 205 Edwardsville Road, Troy HI. MIX, CARL D.

of Washington, suddenly on Sept. 20.1984. at the age of 41 years, dear husband of Dee Hix (nee Buchanan), dear father of Michelle, Tammy and Rodney Hix, dear son of Jessy Hix, our dear brother, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral services Sat. Sept.

22 at 2 Dm. from the OL-TMANN FUNERAL HOME, Union, Mo. with interment in the Stanfield Cemetery at Clarkton, Mo. on Sun. NEAS, RANDALL EARL, Sept.

15, 1984. beloved son of Robert and Lois Neas (nee Warner), dear brother of Ken-dan and Lindsay R. Neas, grandson of Nancy C. Neas. nephew of Harold H.

Warner. Private interment Memorial service Sept 22, 11 a m. al Florissant Presbyterian Church, Charbonier Rd. A Hwy. 67 Memorials to Florissant Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, appreciated.

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