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PAGE 14 THE PITTSBU RGH PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1950 be some day, then you won't stand, It shows you how to ex the North Side, Mr. Bond be-What's Good? What's Bad? Obituaries came associated with the Stand you'll be able to tell when you're looking at houses whether the price tag is too high. You'll be to maintain and operate. This series of articles can save you thousands of dollars if you're Vmntintr fnr a hnnca rnf want to miss this great factual series. amine and judge the actual structure of a house.

It tells where and how to de- tpr-t hirlrlpri stnirtiiral faults nr cHow fo Buy a Home7 Series To Start Sunday in Press to spot a badly built houses miss the first article appearing Tears Away Mysteries It tears away the mystery of verv house construction feature advantages as well as how toland teU one that would be costly I in next Sunday's Press from the basement to the roof, spot a good buy, ard Chain Co. in 1906. Later he went with the National Chain Co. during World War I. In 1919 he joined the McKay and had been prominent in tfie chain business for many years.

He suffered a heart attack at the family's summer home near Erie. Mr. Bond was a member of TWA TWAi TIT A In language anyone can under-! After you've read the series Articles to Answer G. McKnight, North Side Merchant, Dies Hardware Dealer More Than 50 Years Hundreds of Questions i What do you know about Discover How Good Iced Tea Can Be! the Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh i beams and girders in a home? TAKES YOU ft Athletic Rotary and You can still be Sjiri of space on TWA 68 transatlantic flights weekly Act now, while you have a choice of flights and hotel accommodations on your trip How about the flooring, the sub-flooring? Kahkwa Club, in Erie, and a charter member of Dormont Masonic Lodge. He was a trustee I I 3 5 Make lea as usual While still hot, pour into glasses of cracked ic Add sugar and lemon to taste.

Services for Georg M. Mc- of the Sixth Presbyterian Church Knight, North Side businessman, for many years and was a mem-will be at 2 Friday in the Frank ber of the American Institute of to Rome, scene of the Holy Year observances. Travel on world-proved, luxurious TWA Skyliners. Sec your (ravel 05tnf or eaf TWA, Grant 1-2400 Does it matter whether the house, old or new, has galvanized or "copper plumbing? How about the electric wiring? What kind of a roof is on the house? What about waterproofing on the basement walls? That's a lot of questions, but not near as many as you should have in mind to ask anyone who might try to sell you a new or old home. Questions Answered AH W.

Simons Fu-j Mining and Metalurgical En-neral gineers. 2025 Perrys-j Besides his widow, Mrs. Leila ville with Stokey Bond, Mr. Bond is sur-burial in Union vived by one son, Donald A. dale Cemetery.

Bond; one daughter. Mrs. Joseph 7 Mi r. c- S. Preston and three grand- children it' Knight died Monday at I Friends are being received at TWAm-ztwASmrwAm) TI3A home, Samsons, Neville where The scWuled U.

S. airflae the aely All of these questions, and Publishing and Distributing funeral services will be at 2 p. m. altering tfiracl service effe tomorrow. Burial will be in Union ans.vvered in a series Corp.

South Highland East End. He was Dale Cemetery, When "UNDER PRESSURE Cool Off with Iced Tea oi articles eniinea iow to isuy a Home," which will start in II you re in the market ior a house now, or if you expect to TWA in the hard- The Press next Sunday. The articles are a serialization of the book by the same name, written by Christopher Gerould and published by the Universal Mrs. Hazel G. Flickingcr Services for Mrs.

Hazel G. Flickinger of the Ambassador Apts. will be tomorrow at 11 a. m. in the Ferguson-Wood Funeral Home.

3454 Forbes St. Order of Eastern Star rites will Mr. McKnight ware business with his father on the North Side for more than 50 years. The firm, the Samuel McKnight Hardware Co. has stores at 225 Federal St.

and in Bellevue. Mr. McKnight was born on the North Side and was a member also be held Daniel B. Fenn Daniel B. Fenn, a former resident of Pittsburgh, died Tuesday in Allegheny General Hospital.

Employed by the Bell Telephone Co. for 39 years, Mr. Fenn has been living in Miami, Fla. He was a member of Alleehenv uu of North Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Plickinger, 68, died Mon-and was a thirty-third degree day in West Penn Hospital.

She Mason, a Knight Templar and was the widow of Louis P. Flick-a member of Scottish Rite. jinger, real estate man. Born in Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Eastern, she lived in Char-Blanche K.

King; two daughters, leroi before coming here about Blue Lodge 223. Mrs. lartna J. cnurcn, ot vears ago. lanta.

and Mrs. Ruth H. Surviving are a brother, He is survived bv his widow. a son. Samuel a brotner.it,.

K. uardner. Henrietta Gosnell, and his ter, Mrs. Mary Louise Allen of Uu Hugh F. and five Burial will be in Miami.

Friends may call at the E. J. Pfeifer Funeral Home, 512 Grant wii- a li Cemetery. William A. Heckel i Wiliiam A.

Heckel died yester- George W. Slemmer day at his home, 117 Woodlawn 1 George W. Slemmer, 78, for- JUillvale, where services 31 j- i 111-1 1 meriy or Park, died i will be held Friday at 2 p. m. Long a resident of Bellevue, yesterday in Tampa, where interment will be in Mt.

Royal Mr. iiecKei was a memoer oi xne ne naa uvea ten years ionowing Cemetery. cnurcn oi ine jpipnany, avaion, ms retirement irom tne jrennsyi-and was a lay reader of the vania Railroad. Episcopal Church for over 40 Mr. Slemmer had been fore-years.

He was a 50-year mem-'man at the shops on the Moron-ber of Stuckrath Lodge, 430, gahela Division at Shire Oaks, F. A. M. Elrama. He was a charter mem- Surviving is his widow, Mrs.

ber of the Braddock Lodge of Jessie Woelfel Heckel, and a Elks. Surviving is his widow, brother. Dr. Henry W. Heckel.

jMrs. Laura Sweeney Slemmer. Services will be" at 2:30 p. m. Funeral services will be at the tomorrow from the Church of Stein Funeral Home.

Cumber-the Epiphany. California and land. Friday at 2 p. m. While Quantifies Last Hearing Aid Home Aves.

Friends are being NO "TELL-TALE" received at the Edward T. Dougherty Funeral Home, 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Burial will be in Uniondale Cemetery. George C. Hay BUTTON IN THE EAR! The sensational new Aurex Conqueror caa give yoM noise-free hearing without a receiver button in tte aar.

Smallart tightest most beautiful the world has ever lean. Aa electronic hearing miracle. Weight only 2'2 ounces. Clip this ad and mail it in for FREE Booklet or com in and see and hear. AUREX of PITTSBURGH George Calvin Hay, of 14 Dun-; lap North Side, died yester-' dav in the Bellevue Suburban, OwnabigfiOPc.

dm FREtaY Yep FREE to ony boy or girl who brings Mother or Dad to see the great new 1950 G-E Refrigerators! All STEEL CONSTRUCTION FAMOUS G-E SEALED-IN REFRIGERATION SYSTEM ROOMY FREEZER COMPARTMENT HOLDS UP TO 24 LB. OF FROZEN FOODS FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DRAWER STEEL SHELVES 1207 Empire Bldy. 12th Floor I pQD NB-8F ATlantie 1-1441 I'nder the Personal Supervision of MISS BEATRICE B. BROWN Formerly with Pittsburgh league for the Hard ot Hearing Hospital. He was 74.

Born in Elklick. Somerset County, on Feb. 2S, 1S76, Mr. Hay was employed in the Inheritance Tax Division, U. S.

Department of Internal Revenue for 35 years. He retired four years ago. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fanny Salyards Hay; one niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Lissiter, and a nephew.

Fay Litchy. Friends are being received in the Aeberli Chapel, East North Ave. at Sandusky where services will be at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

Private burial will follow. Miss Muriel E. Wilson Services for Miss Muriel E. it MOW! Buy four food lM deduced Prices! V1 rvrri 1 py can PAY LESS FOR MEAT, FISH, VEGETABLES, ICE CREAM i GENERAL ELECTRIC your legs Ask Your Wilson, of McKeesport, will be held Friday at 2 in the Hunter- Edmundson Striffler funeral! home, 600 Market St. with burial Versailles Cemetery.

Miss Wilson, of 1420 Meadow. died Monday in McKeesport: Hospital. She operated a real! estate agency in Hazelwood. I She attended First Presbyterian' Church of McKeesport. was a' graduate of McKeesport High! School, a member of Phi Thetaj Thi and at the time of her death! 11.1 CU.

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