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B-4 Pittsburgh Press, July 16, 1981 Obituaries I wA lJW 2J mm Prat Ptwto by Kent Badger several calls to city firemen and police from passersby who believed the rising "smoke" cloud to be a fire. About 1,800 tons of the feed corn spilled from the train when 18 cars jumped the tracks last Saurday. CROP DUSTING It was up, up and away in a cloud of corn dust from under the Fort Pitt Bridge on the South Side today as workmen vacuum up a load of the grain which had spilled from hoppers during a derailment. The salvage operation prompted Atlanta Slay Suspect Denied Bond Meredith E. Trout SCOTTDALE Meredith E.

Trout, 65, a hairdresser for the Joseph Home Co. for 37 years, died yesterday in Connellsville Hospital after a brief illness. A former member of the Alverta Church of God, Mr. Trout lived in Scottdale, Westmoreland County. He is survived by two brothers, Harold of Mount Pleasant and Clifford of Butler, three sisters, Eva Hernley of Scottdale, Gladys Kin-neer of Alverton and Vernell Box-chin of Scottdale.

A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Alverton United Methodist Church, Scottdale. The family requests that memorial contributions be made to Alverton United Methodist Church. James F. Barry James F.

Barry, 56, bank manager of the Chartiers Valley office of Mellon Bank, died yesterday in North Hills Passavant Hospital. Mr. Barry, of 1628 Middle Road, Glenshaw, had been with the bank 31 years. He was a World War II Navy veteran and a member of the Bridgeville Rotary. Surviving are bis wife, Gloria; two sons, James F.

Jr. and David six daughters, Eileen Nora L. Waldschmidt, Patricia A. Nock, Mary Ellen Newcomb, Colleen B. and Kelly his mother, Violet Barry; two sisters, Gail Ganster and Nancy Coopey; a brother, William and five grandchildren.

Visitation will be until 9 p.m. today and from noon to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Nevil E. Frank Funeral Home, 1314 Middle Sharpsburg. Services will be held at 11 a.m.

f. Saturday at the funeral home. Bur-ial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Indiana Township. A.

Christian Uhl A. Christian Uhl, 71, an employee of Bell Telephone for 45 years, died 'yesterday at North Hills Passavant "Hospital. A resident of 5000 Lakewood -Road, Gibsonia, Mr. Uhl was a member of Bell's Pioneers organization. He is survived hy his wife, Betty; four sons, Albert of Butler, Henry of Saxonburg, Eugene of Gibsonia and A.

Christian Jr. of Butler; three daughters, Betty Ardery of Wexford, Nancy Agosti of Bethel Park and Diana Rice of California; his mother, Kathryn Fix; 22 grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Herbert R. King Jr.

Funeral Home, Route 8 at Woodland Circle, Allison Park. Services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be in Allegheny County Memorial Park, McCandless. Norman A.

Hatterer Norman A. Hatterer, 71, a retired bus driver for Port Authority Transit and the former Oriole Motor Coach of Green Tree, died yesterday at Ohio Valley Hospital. Mr. Hatterer of 159 W. Prospect Road, Ingram, was a bus driver for 28 years.

He was a life member and former resident of the 66th League of the eutonia Maennerchor of the North Side. He was also a member of the United Presbyterian Church of Ingram. He is survived by his wife Dolores; a son, Neal of Bridgeville; a daughter, Norma Jean Livingston of Oakdale; a brother, Wilmer of Ava-lon, and four grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from noon to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at the Hershberger-Stover Inc. Funeral Home, 170 Noble Crafton, where the funeral will Saturday at 1 p.m. Burial will be in Richland Cemetery in Dravosburg. Deaths Elsewhere Alda Domenici, 77, mother of Sen. Pete Domenici, in Albuquerque, N.M.

John Sebyanics, 39, a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and former North Side resident, in New York City. defense motions, Including one that would allow Williams, 23, to testify before the grand Jury and another that would allow the defense to question the 23 grand Jurors to determine if they have been affected by massive publicity surrounding the case. McKenzie yesterday refused to set bond for the self-styled talent scout "There is a substantia likelihood that he would flee if released," McKenzie said. McKenzie gave no indication on when he would role on several other ATLANTA (UPI) Wayne B. Williams, charged with the last of 28 killings of young Atlanta blacks, remained in the Fulton County jail today because of a "substantial likelihood" that he would run if granted bond.

Superior Court Judge Sam Reagan Answers A Boy's Plea The grand jury, which has been reviewing evidence in the Williams case since last week, meets again tomorrow. District Attorney Lewis Slaton said he might seek an indictment at that time, but he added he may wait until the panel meets again the following Tuesday. In a two-page ruling denying the motion for bond, McKenzie cited Williams' "recent conduct," his age and the contents of a police affidavit that was not made public. Williams is charged with killing Nathaniel Cater, 27, the 28th and last victim in the string of slayings that terrorized the city for two years. Williams was initially questioned in connection with the slayings on May 22 when he was stopped in the pre-dawn hours at a bridge spanning the Chattahoochee River.

Moments before he was stopped, a stakeout officer stationed below the bridge heard a loud splash. Cater's decomposing body was found two days later just south of the bridge. and concerned for the cruel ways in which some people mistreat them. "Your letter shows a sensitive understanding of the important role animals, both domestic and wild, play in our lives. "I want you to know that I share this concern and commend your courage in speaking out on behalf of those who cannot defend themselves.

"I hope that you will always be counted on to stand up for those weaker than you are. This is a virtue on which you may be very proud." It was signed by the president. death. I was so upset about those hunters I went home from school that night and wrote the letter to the president," Mario recalled. "I asked the president to tell the hunters to quit clubbing the baby seals to death.

I said the world doesn't need real fur." Reagan's letter, on White House stationary, read: "Dear Mario: It is always a pleasure to hear from young Americans who care so deeply about the many problems facing America today. "I was very moved by your sincere expression of love for animals Lot Anjeiet Times Service LOS ANGELES President Reagan was so impressed by a letter from a 9-year-old boy protesting the slaughter of fur seals that he wrote the youngster a personal reply. Mario Urrutia Jr. received the letter from the president yesterday. "It was the first time I ever wrote anybody a letter," said the boy, who lives in San Pedro, near the Los Angeles Harbor.

"Our teacher told us in class how hunters were clubbing baby seals to 001 Death Notices PREVIOUS DEATHS 001 Death Notices Michalak, Helen Michel, Agnes Kettering, Robert 1 Frank Wrzesinski. Friends received 2-4 ft 7-9 P.M. at the RONALD V. LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 445 4fh St, Breddoek. Mass of Christian Burial with Sacred Heart Parish at St.

Isidore Church on Frl. July 17, 9:30 AJn. PIETRUSZAK Sharpsburg, on Tuesday, Katherine; wife of the late Welter; mother of the late Victoria. Friends received after 7 p.m. wed.

WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 820 Main St "herpsourg. Funeral matt f-ildav at 10 a.m. In St. John Catlus Church. Rosary Society 7 p.m.

Thursday. PIROTH Of Mt. Lebanon, on Tues, July 14, 1981; Cecelia T. Piroth; beloved wife of the late Ralph E. Piroth; mother ot Mary Lou Kelly of Green Valley, Az.

ft Jean Piroth of Mt. Lebanon; grandmother of Dr. William P. Kelly of N.Y. City, Faith erased of Tucson, At.

Cabrln Kelly of Portland, great-grandmother of Ann Horton Kelly; also survived by one brother, two sisters. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 3310 West Liberty Ave, Mt. Lebanon, from 2-4 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Barnard Church on Friday, July 17, at 10 e.m.

PITSCHKE On Wednes. July 15, 1981. Lorraine R. Vacek; beloved wife of Walter J. Pitschke mother of Walter J.

Richard Sherry Hansen, Karen Llprlngob LorlE. Karat; titter of Dolores Vlcek, Oorothy Whltten, Madelln Capretta, Joseph, John 4 Andrew Vacek; also 13 grandchildren. Family requests vlstatlons between the hours of 2-4 ft 7-9 P.M. at the NORMAN G. HEARD FUNERAL HOME.

4047 Per- ysville Ave, N.S. Funeral on at, at Iff A.M. Mast of Christian Burial ir Church of the Natlv! "try a IP-JO oocx. 001 Death Notices MUTO Lynn Ann, age 18; beloved daughter of John Barbara beitz Muto of cranberry Two. unexoectedlv on Tues.

July 14, 1981; sister of John, vary Deroere jeen mum; orendeughter of Mrs. Rita Geltz I Mr. Mrs. Albert Muto. Friends may call GEORGE A.

THOMA FUNERAL HOME, 10418 Perry Hwy, McCandless. Funeral Mass In St Ferdinand cnurcn, Fa ii ajvl NEAL ton Ti, lulu 14 seal Elizabeth; beloved sister of Henrietta porter, lone Hangar Valeska Williams both of Omaha, Neb. A Lorraine Harrison of St. Louis, nieces, nephews A other relatives. Friends received Thurs.

2-4 7-9 GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N. Homewood Ave, where Service will be neiu rn, iu a.m. ORRIS On July 14, 1981; Agnes; be loved wife of lata AI Orris: step-mother of Jack Orris and Laverne Provost; sister of Kay Shereaden, Helen Torley, John W. Ceranlc Jr.

and Joseph Ceranlc. Friends welcome at the BEINHAUER MORTUARY, 2430 West Liberty Ave, Fr2-4 i T-9 and Sat. 9 a.m. til time of service at 10 am Interment private. PAGLIARO On Wednesday, July 15, Amy Shaw; wife of the late John; mother of Karen Szvmborski; sister of Harriet Pagliaro.

Friend received Thurs. 7- p.m. and 2-4, 7-9 Fri. EDWARD A. SCHEpVfER FUNERAL HOME, 16S Noble Ave, Crafton, where Service will be held on Sat, July 18, at 10 a.m.

PERETICK On Mon. July 13. 1981, Laura (Wrzesinski) of WauVeoan beloved wife of Matthew; mother of Brian James Peretick; sister of Stella Michalak Valeria Sell your clubs earn '165 LATEST DEATHS -Andreychek, Sergius D. Barry, James F. Betcher, Leona Roslhouse Burish, Mary Mildred (Fenton) Cameron, Catherine r.

Wright Christopher, Dominic V. "Clayton, Romaine Parshall Davis, Isaac DeCoursey, Jennie Warmcastle Delserone, Henry P. Dzadovsky, Stella M. Fijo, Elizabeth A. fitch, LaVerne D.

filoeckner, Veronica W. Goldacker, Kathryn Reuscher Greif, Katherine Gunter, Oorothy L. Gura, Julius S. Halo, Eupene Harsanyi (Nadas), Julia Hatterer, Norman A. Hoenshel, Sara Householder, William E.

Jackson, Artie B. Kaiserman, Rebecca Kerin, Leo L. Kerr, Ruth R. King, Willis A. (Woody) Knapp, Rita B.

Krajenta, Joseph F. Kuntz, Samuel P. Longabaugh, Anna Federlein McNavidge, Anna V. Orris, Agnes Pagliaro, Amy Shaw Piroth, Cecelia T. Pitschke, Lorraine R.

Vacek Rodgers, Ann Severns, Raymond R. Jr. Tomaszewski, Lorraine M. (Lori) Truszkowski, Felix C. Uhl, A.

Christian Vierheller, Hannah Schaller Weigand, Clara Z. Staudinger Williams, Elaine 001 Oath Notices ANDERSON ivjcvar. JUI, 'TBI, Marie Kutchtr of Shaler loved wife of the tote Joseph mother of yviinem j. Anderson; grand-mother of Klmberlv. William Joseph; treasurer of C.F U.

U2V Friends and members of C.F.C. Lodge 4 Ladles Aux. of Shaler yilla Fire Dept. received at FUNERAL HOME. 405 North Mlllvele.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Mary Church. Middle on Frl. at 10 a.m. Visitation beginning Wed.

7-9 p.m. and murs. i- 7- p.m. ANDREYCHEK Sergius O. of Lincoln Place, beloved husband of Nellie trmakov; son of Daniel; father of Timothy Anita Gardner; brother of Paul; also one grandchild.

Friends received at me savulskis-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 350 1 Main (nomesTeaa ranu nnunnan, en Thurs. Frl. from J-4 7-. Funeral Liturgy Sat. In St.

Mary Kussian urmooox Church, McKeesport, ll a.m. BAMF0RD Myra June, widow of Leonard Bamford; of Midway, In Washington. July 14, 11; mother of tierfeva airuwing or cimtra. i Frances Rohm ol Carneale. one orand- daughter, Janet Struwlng of bimira.

rrwnas win received the EDWIN G. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, Midway. 2-4 7-9 where Services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. Interment Center cemetery. BARRY James suddenly on July 15, 1981; of Middle Indiana beloved husband of Gloria Round Barry; father of El-leen Colleen Kelly James f.

DMld Nora L. Waldschmidt, Petri-cla Nock Mary Ellen, 001 Death Notices POCHATKO On Tuesday. July 14, 1911. Edward beloved wife of Barbara Slovenec; father of Edward Michael; son of Elizabeth and the late Andrew Pochatko; brother of Evelyn Mlnothy and Ken Pochatko. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at tha Roth Chapel of MORASCO-KNEE-SOXMAN, LTD, 7450 Saitsburg Rd. at Universal, Penn Hills. Mass of Christian burial, St. John tha Baptist Church. Unity.

Friday morning af 10 o'clock. RODGERS On Tues. July 14, 1911, Ann Rodgers' beloved wile of John F. Rodgers; mother of E. Dolores Carter, Shirley A.

Krull, Carol Leonard, Milton R. ft John Joseph Rodgers; also survived by II grandchildren; sister of Mary Myslovlevlc. Funeral from MCCABC BROS, INC, FUNERAL HOME? 5300 Penn Ave. EJ. on Frl, July 17, where services wM be held 11 A.M.

Visitation with family Thurs. 2-4 ft 7-9 PM. RUFF An TiiMrfui lulu 14 tOOl Kathern Byerley, 46. ot Etna; wife of late Albert irete; Run; mother or Helen Ferraro. Albert Harold D.

Donald C. Ruff and late Ruth Trlpodl; sTster of Myrtle B. Moellenbrock; aiso i granocniioren, zi great. Grandchildren. Friends re.

ceTved 2-4 7-9 at the BUCK FUNERAL HOME 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Service 11 a.m. (Memorials may be made to sr. barnaoat Free noma.

wnnonie, re, SAMEC On Tuesday, July 14, 1981; W. of Verona, iloved husband of Linda Black Samec ft father of Brian David; son of William c. and Dorothy A. Sz mowskl; brother of Kathleen Samec; grandson of Caroline stenun ft Anna szramowski. Friends may call at tha BURKET-TRUBV funeral home, imc, 421 Aiieghen' 1 1 IW 1 1 1 I 111,1 9.

Frl. 7-4, 7-9, Mast of Christian Burial Sat, 10 a.m, St. Joseph Roman Catholic cnurcn, varona. SAMUELS rtM TiimUu hiiu ii loaii Simon: beloved husband ot me lata Fannie Ann Masiort Samuels; father of Leonard t. samueis of Augusta, and Morton R.

Samuels Pgh, also survived by five grenocnnaren. Fnenos win meet at RALPH SCHUGAR chapel, 99 centre Ave. on Thurs. at 10 a.m. fa at tend hit Graveside Service In the Pllskover cemetery ar ii a.m.

SEVERNS On Wednes, July 15. 1981; beloved husband of Julia' isompiaj severns; Tamer or Lynn Raymond R. Ill, Richard J. Severns; son of Mrs. Ella B.

severns and lata Raymond R. Severns brother of Walter W. Severns, Frlendt received Thurt. i Frl. 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

at WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 5636 Browns-villa Rd, Broughton-Curry-South Park where service win oe nen on sat. at 11 e.m. SLICER On Mon. July 13, 1911, R.

Glenn sneer; beloved husband of Ruth Darhv Slleer- father of Corlnne Marshall also survived by sever! granocniioren ft two great. grandchildren. Friends are elnp received In the McCABE BROS, INC, FUNERAL HOMC 530TPenn Ave, E.E. on Wed. 7-9 P.M, Thurs.

2-4 ft 7-9 P.M. where funeral services will be held in the Temple of Memories Chapel In Alle- on Frl- STRAUSS Margaret Walter. Tues, July 14. 1981; of Castle shannon; wife of Howard E. Strauss; sister of Phil Walter; aunt of Hazel Barthelemy, Bessie Blgelow, Clara Fleckensteln, Phylls Hickey ft Cletes Jay! Friends received JOHN F.

SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4231 Brownsville Rd, Brent- where Funeral service will be held on Frl. morning at 10 o'clock. THOMPSON ton; beloved wife of tha late Joseph Thompson; mother of Jackie Thompson, Mariana Hennlgen, Barbara ieimanee.i TlKirnpson; survived by 12 Rrandcnlldran: sFtter of alph, Alex, Ooug Pelusi, Vee Wagner Sue Walzer, Friend are belna received In FUNERAL ajuy on Wed, Penn on Thurt. 2-4 ft 7-9 p.m. Funeral Frl, July 17, 1981.

at 11 e.m. Mess of Christian Burial In St. Joseph Church, Bloomfleld, at 12 noon. TOMASZEWSKI Accidentally on Tuesday, juiy la. lvti: Lorraine Lorl): beloved of ed j.

and Genevieve J. etiatko) Tomaszewski: sister of Thomes A Tomes- zewskl, Mrs. Ruth V. Wlrtt and Mrs. Svtvla A Havnes: alsg turvlved bv two nieces 001 Death Notices PLAN CHAPEL, 5110 Federal Hwy, Ft.

Lauder oeie, ria. FUNYA (Funa) nn Mnn lulu 10S1 Mary (former resident or me Homestead District) beloved wife of late George; mother of Pauline Zllka. Anna Tuccl, Joseph. Frank five grandchildren, eight grear-granacniiaren. menus received at JOSEPH A.

PROKOPOVITSH FUNERAL HOME, 431 9th Ave, Mun-hall. Family visitation hours Wed. Thurs. 2-4, 7-9. Fu-neral Mass Frl, in St.

Ann cnurch. Homestead, 10 a.m. 6L0ECKNER fin Vw-rin ltd. 1 10S1 Veronica W. Gloeckner; wife of late Joseph Gloeckner; sister of Lou and John Wagner; also survived by three grandchildren, Elaine Gloeckner, Linda Cahlll Thomas Gloeckner.

Friends receivea at wm. slater a SONS, INC, Virginia Ave. ton. until 8:15 a.m.. Sat.

juiy lo. runtjroi mtni in ar. jusrin Lnurcn a.m visiranon 2-4 ana 7-9. GOLDACKER On Tues. July 14, 1981 Kathrvn Reuscher Gol.

decker; beloved wife of the iere uarence a. coioacKer: mother of Clarence B. Gol dacker Jr. of Fort Walpon Beach. also survived bv three grandchildren and one great grand daughter.

Fu. INC, FUNERAL HOME, 62l3 Walnut Shadyslde on Sat. July 18 at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian burial In St. Ra- pneei's cnurcn at 10 a.m.

Visitation with familv Thurs 7-9 and Frl. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. If desired contributions may be made to the Heart Funa. GREIF On Wed. July 15, 1981, vemwrine ui no.

Versailles; mother of Raymond (Bud dy); sister of Grace Plet. Friends may call from 7-9 Thurs. 2-4 7-9 Frla at the PATRICK T. LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden Ave, E. Pgh.

Mass of Christian Burial on Sat, at in a.m. GUNTER July 14. 1981: Dorothy beloved mother of Clarence, William, Gladys and Helen Gunter; daughter of Clara Wormsley; sister of George Carson of N.J. Friends received at the SAMUEL J. JONES FUNERAL HOME, 2644 Wylle Ave, where Service will be held on Sat, July 18, at 11 a.m.

Inter ment Allegheny cemetery. GURA Suddenly on July 14, 1981; Julius of Swlssvale (for. merly of Breddockj beloved oromer or beorge, Matthew, Mrs. Marv Horvath. Frank and William and uncle of mermew, wiiuam Marc; also two grandnephews.

Friends recevled EDWARD rtKKUNE MORTUARY, 455 Church Swlssvale. Funeral Saturday, July 18. Funeral Mass in St. Helen cnurcn, t. pan, 9:30 a.m.

Family hours 2-4 7-9. GUSZCZYNSKI (Ciechorewski) Mon, July 13, 1981; Stella; wife of the late Frank: mother of Mrs. Francis ollvl Rende and Ravmond arandmotner of wrs. nannan, wrs. ariene Cassldy, Frank and John Rende; great-grandmother of Beth Ann cassldv and Erik Hannan: sister of inesrer czacnorowski.

Friends received at the WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FU. NERAL HOME, 216 44th from 12 noon to 9 p.m. Funeral on 9 a.m. Funer al Mass In St.

Stanislaus uiurcn, ig a.m. HALO On July 15, 1981; Eugene of North Side; husband of Ruth father of Eugene, Eric fc Klmberly Halo: son of Michael and uaura neio; aiso survivea bv three sisters. Friends received PAUL C. STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME. 400 Cedar ve, n.s, 2-4 i-i p.m.

Frl. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Marv Church. N.S.. on Sat.

at 10 a.m. HARSANYI (Nadas) On Wednes, July 15, 1981: Julia of daughter of Elizabeth Nadas; step-daugher of Miklos Nadas; sister of Belt Laszlo Kiss of Budapest, Hungary. Service private. Arrangements BEINHAUER MORTUARY. HATTERER On Wednes, July 15, 1981; Norman A.

of Ingram; beloved husband of Dolores Heldenrelch; beloved father of Norma Jean Livingston and Neal A. Hatterer; dear father-in-law of Merit Hatterer 1 George Livingston; also four beloved grandchildren; brother of Wlimer Hatterer. Friends received at HERSHBERGER-STOVER. INC- FUNERAL HOME, 170 Noble Ave, Crafton, from 12 noon until 9 p.m, where Funeral Service will be held Sat. at 1 p.m.

Mr. Hatterer was a memoer or me unir- ed Presbyterian Church In Ingram. Friends members of Teutonla Maennerchor of N.S. welcome. Burial In Richland Cemetery, Dravosburg, Pa.

001 Death Notices HAYNES On Tues. July 14, 1981 Bradford husband of via Tomashewskl; son of Helen Bryan I Clifford; brother of Glenn, Sandra Boburka Tammy. Friends are Invited to call at LEO J. HENNer FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd Ave, Carnegie. Funeral Frl.

with services In St. George urmooox cnurcn at A.M. HOENSHEL Sara, age 97, Sun, July 12, ivtf Alpine fwenor nursing Home, Erie; wife of late Charles: mother of Mrs. Kenneth (Jeanne) Smith of trie; aiso survivea oy mree grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren. Calling hours at BURTON WEST LAKE FUNERAL HOME, 3814 West Lane ku, crie, on I nurs.

from 7-8 p.m. Graveside service win oe neia in me Jefferson Memor al Park pgn, Fri. liao a.m. HOUSEHOLDER William on Wed, July 15, 1981; formerly of Oak-land; beloved husband of late Mae G. Hoaan: father or Mrs.

Anna Marie paceni 8i Robert also survived by four grandchildren; brother of John. Friends re ceived in the JOHN ci iiii ft Pi i i i ir i Kuwmv rmcnu nvmc. 3447 Dawson St, Funeral Sat. morning at 9. Funeral Mass In St.

Regis Church at 10. Visitation Thurs. 7-9 p.m. ana Fn. -v p.m.

HUENEFELD Elizabeth on Mon. July 13, 1981; sister of Louise Swab; also survived by four nieces fc seven nephews. Friends received 2-4 7-9 P.M. at the ANTHONY G. STAAB FUNERAL HOME.

900 Chartiers W.E, ran. Funeral services on Fri. juiy 17, at ll ajw. JACKSON On Mon. July 13, 1981.

Artie beloved wife of Claude Jackson; mother of Margie Washington of N.Y.C, also Edith Lithe Claude Jr. of Pgh; sister of Ross Terry; also 10 grand eight great- Friends received at AMUEL J. JONES FUNER. nvfnau () VfYHV VfJ Services Frl July 17, 1981, from the Calvary Baptist cnurcn ar i f.m. Key.

ttoyo o. Koageri omciating. JESKO rin TiuHu lulu 1i 1001 Frances E. itoz (torm'erlv or the S.S.) wife of late Albert Jesko; beloved mother of Gertrude J. Jendrielewskl, Henry, Martha Wlnterhalter, Alfred; Dolores Brlzek, and late Elizabeth Bllcha; also survivea oy 14 granacnuoren.

19 oreat-orandchlldren. Friends received Wed. and Thurs. 12-9 p.m. at JOHN J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S. 15th St. Funeral on Frl. at 10 a.m. Mass of inrisrtan Burial in M.

can- ice cnurcn at ii am KAISERMAN Hi, UUHn lulu 1( 1B01 Rebecca; beloved wife of the late Nathan Kaiserman; mother of the late Martin S. Kaiserman; mother-in-law of mrs, rq rveiserman: sisrer nt Urc Di. I ih.ul.t. grandmother of Howard and jenrey naisermen ana Mrs. Judy Montgomery; also survived by twp great-grandchildren.

Service In RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Ave, on Friday at 11 a.m. Interment Beth Abraham Cemeterv. Visita tion one hour prior to the service, contributions to cnariry or oonor cnoica. KERIN Of W. Palm on Wen- July 15.

1981, Leo L. Kerln In his 69th vear: helnveH to. ther of Patricia Schweitzer Richard Kerln; brother of wm. Kerin: a so three grandchildren. Friends received HOWARD A.

FARNt. WORTH FUNERAL HOME, DIUWII3VIHC RQ, Mt. Oliver. Funeral Frl. at 9 A.M.

Liturgy In St. Thomas a Keener cnurcn at ig A.M. KERR fin Ti Ii inai. I UVMjaJT, rfcjiy 11. (TO I.

Ruth R. of Wllklnsburg; beloved wife of Charles mother of Jerri Prehoda of Monroevllle; also grandchildren, Tracy and Robby, Friends received ROBERT A. WOLFE MEMORIAL, 925 Franklin Ave. (at Coal Thurs. 2-4 4 7-9.

where Service will be held un i it si ll a. ill. nnviiiuvr of W.O.T.M. Pah. Chapter 1 ano uavia xenKin Fost women's Aux.

V.F.W. interment private. KING Willis A. (Woody), of Lincoln Place, on Wed. July 15, 1981.

beloved husband of Monica Alleen Burns King; father of Dean Michael A. A Patrick D. Kino: also two grandchildren. Friends may call at the FRED F. BELL FUNERAL HOME, 1222 Muldowney Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial in Holy Angels Catholic Church, Hays, Sat. at 10 am. Visiting hours Thurs. 7-9 pm, Frl. f-y am.

KIROW on Tues. July 14. 1981, Doroffey of the N.S.; husband of Helene; father of John, Werner Rosemarle Ple-karskl; also three grandchildren. Friends received at NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Laos 001 Death Notices 17 at 11 a.m. Familv re. Quests contributions to St. Margaret Hospital. Visitation -v p.m.

mursaay. CHRISTOPHER On Wed. July IS. 1981 Dominic V. fformerlv of Mt.

Washington); husband of Ann Christopher- father of Ariene, Vincent, Beverly Ro mano ai lynrme amim, brother of Frank, James, Mary Lucy; also survived oy rnree granacntioren Friends received at the AL BERT J. BRUSCO FUNERAL HOME, 214 Virginia Ave. Mt. Wash. Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Loretta Church, on iv ajvu visnerions 2-5 7-9 P.M.

CLAYTON DamiIu fDssHkatllt rA AAv i mil re jroi mjiii vi me a. Wed, July 15, 1981; beloved wife of Charles sister of William Parshall; four nieces, one nephew. Friends received 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Frl. onlv at WAlTERS PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME, run.

ar, mars, wnere service will be held on Sat. at ii a.m. CLYMIRE On Tuesday, Juiy 14, 1981; Frank So, of Roscommon Place, Peters husband of Frances Reel; father of Janet and Alan Clymire; brother of Marvlou Manner- log. Friends will be person ally receivea py me tamuy from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the SAMUEL BLAKE FRYER FUNERAL HOME.

729 Washington Ave, Brldoevllle, where Service will be held 11 a.m., Rev. Jack Rees of the Bridgeville Memooist cnurcn officiating. DANIEL On Tueday, July 14, 1981; Caroline G. (formerly of N. Side) wife of late Edmund J.

and sister of Gertrude Curlgllano. Friends received at tne novak funeral HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Leo Church Frl. at 11 a.m.

visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m, starting Wed. 7 p.m. DAVIS On Julv 12. 1981- Isaac L. husband of the late Ivernla Davis; brother of Lucy Thompson and Nannie Jones; also survived by nieces and nephews.

Service Thurs, July 14, 11 a.m.. from the SAMUEL J. JONE FUNERAL HOME, 244 Wy-lie Ave. Memorials may be made to the John Wesley A.nn.t:.. inurcn.

DeCOURSEY On Julv 14. 1981. Jen. nle Warmcastle; wife of the late W. Leigh DeCoursey, formerly or Edgewood.

menus receivea er n. SAMSON S37 North Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Thur. 2-4 and 7-9, where services will be held pri. morning at ll a.m.

interment Homewood Cemtery DELSERONE Henry of West Mifflin, TkiJu. Ii.l.i 11 1ABI. I MUI i.UI, IB, IT.I, 17 loved husband of Henrietta Descaro; father of Henry Donald and Dolores Plaso; brother of Ralph, Louise Manswetta, Theresa Madda-lena, Mabel, Florence Kozak and Gertrude Collana; also seven grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Friends receivea avui-ki-wai i cuu ciiucd.i uue 3501 Main St, Trlomestead rorni munnaii, I nurs. e-v, Frl.

2-4 7-9. Funeral Mass Sat. at 10 a.m. In Resurrection Church, West Mifflin. DZADOVSKY On Wednes, July 15, 1981; Stella M.

of the North Side; wife of Edward mother of Edward A. Kathleen Boyd, David and Richard; also three grandchildren; sister of Edward Ever man and Gladys Wlegand. Friends received at NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Leo Church.

Sat, 10 a.m. Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m. DZADOVSKY On Wednes, July 15. 1981; Stella M. of the North Side' wife of Edward mother of Edward A.

Kathleen Boyd, David and Richard; also three grandchildren; sister of Edward Eyerman and Gladvs Wleaand. Friends received at NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brlahton Rd. Mass of Chris tian Burial In St. Leo Church, Sat, 10 a.m. Visita tion J-4, 7-9 PJtl.

FIJO A mt I MM Divb Ark. (formerly of Coraopolls) lues, juiy i. ivei; momer or oeorge w. fiio orendmother of Charlotte, Mark and Stuart. Visitation Thurs.

2-4 8, 7-9 p.m. at COPELAND'S, CORAOPOLIS, no am Ave. r-unerai r-naay at 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St.

Joseph Church. FITCH LaVerne D. Fitch. 48. away Monday, July 3, 1981; In Ft.

Lauderdale. Fla, where she had resided for the past 18 years (moved there from pgn.j; member of Honey Bears Group of the Shrine; sister of Geraldlne Dickinson of St. Petersburg Beach, aunt Of Dr. John R. Dickinson of Chattanooga, tenn.

Funeral Service 4 p.m, Thurs. at JORDAN-FANNIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS, GUARDIAN 001 Death Notices Church, Frl. 10 AM. Visita tion 2-4 7-9 P.A. KNAPP On Wednesday.

Julv 15. 1981; Rita beloved wife of John sister of Mary roaunavec, inervsa m. f. I ChlMbah Bernadette Rolewskl and Robert Lester; also survived by nieces nephews. Friends received THOMAS P.

KUNSAK FUNERAL HOME, 3552 California Ave. at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass In St. Cyril of Alexandria cnurcn, aar, iu a.m. KRAJENTA Iah nl.

UUul I. .1.. IE 1981; beloved husband of Helen Stefanskl; father of Paul Kralenta; brother of Stella, Martha I Edward Kralenta all of Fla. Friends receivea -v p.m. murs and 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Frl. at the ANTHONY G. STAAB FUNERAL HOME, 900 Char. ners Mve, vv.cy ran. mess of Christian Burial In Guard- Ian Angels Church, juiy id, nrni lerer.

KUNTZ Of South Hills, on Wed. Julv 15, 1981, Samuel In his 62na year; beloved nus- hul I riaula Vnnta. father of Raymond, Paul and Linda Kuntz; brother of Edward Kuntt, Eleanore McGee, Albert and Donald Kurrrz, ana me lent enery Scott and Bertha Dobson; also two grandchildren. Friends received at the HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, INC, 425 DTuwrovni rm vnver.

Funeral services on Sat. at ii a.m. LIPTAK rtn Ti.t lulu 1J latf Charles J. of N.S.; fceloved nusoano ot Kose vargo; brother of Emma Koncle; also nieces nephews. Friends received at the H.

J. SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME. 707 East N.S. Wed. Thurs.

2.4 7.0. Services at the Allegheny Cemetery Temple of Memories on Frl. 1 PM. Member of Ionic Lodge 525 F. A A.M, Allegheny Commendry 135, Allegheny Royal Arch 217, Islam Grotto, TamnU firm D-k Board of Realtors, Insurance' club of Poh.

Alleahanv Flks 339, Life member Teutonla Mannerchor, President of spring hiii savings e. Loan, run. rress ciud ei dneay. side Presbvterlan f'hurrn Familv raauests donations to the Shrlners Crippled ennorens nosp. LITZ Florence J.

(formerly of Whitaker) Wednesday, July IS, 1981; wife of the late Benlamln: beloved mother of Arthur and Donald: sister of Adam Rydesky ft Cornelia Fltz: also three arandchll- dren. Friends received at SAVOLSKIS-WASIK-OLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main St, (Homestead Park) nnunnan. vvea. -v, i nurs. z- 10:30 a.m., Sacred Heart or jesui uiurcn, nometteaa 0NGABAUGH On July IS, 1981; Anna Federlein; wife of the late John L.

Longabaugh; of Bellevue; beloved mother of John R. Jr. of McCandless Twp, or. Edward t. of fox Chanel.

Mrs. Grace L. Rhodes of Sewlckley and Thomas B. Longabaugh of Glenvlew, also survived ov iy grenocniiaren, rour oreet-arandch Idren. Mem.

bers of Bellevue United Methodist Church and friends received on Thurs, 2-4 7-9, on Friday 12 noon until time of Funeral Service at 2 clock In the ORION PINKERTON FU NERAL HOME, 1014 California Avaion (North Bor OS). MAJESKI On Tues. July 14, 1981, Sophia (Mackowiak) of Knox-vine (formerly of the S.VJ; wife of the late Frank Ma- leskl; beloved mother of Raymond Richard Mi-leskl; also survived by two grandchildren I three greatgrandchildren; sister of Anna Barton. Friends received from 12-9 P.M. on Wed.

Thurs. at the JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME. 119 S. 15th St.

S.S. Funeral Frl. at 8:30 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Adalbert cnurcn 9 A.M.

McNAVIDGE Of Sharpsburg, on July 15, 1981: Anna vTf wife of iW William; mother of Mrs. Marcella Lupnacca and the late William sister of Mrs. Julia McGuIre; mother-in-law of Mrs. Mary McNavidge. Friends received 2-4 8.

7-9 at WORRELL FUNERAL HOME. 820 Main Sharpsburg. Funeral Mass Sat, 9:30 a.m In Madonna of Jerusalem Church. MEYER Lucille Anna Jackson. July 13, 1981, of SumptervTlle.

ta iw misi is iy) I wi nf Creek; wife of the lata Matthew Meyer, Sr. Sara Yeaoer. Havwood and Liovd Jackson; also nieces and nephews. Friends received at the JOBS FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Shaw Trlboro Turtle Creek, where Services will be held Frl.

at a.m. and one nepnew, Frlendt received In EDWARD p. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Sat, 9:30 a.m. with Funeral Mats In St.

Rosalia Church at 10 a.m. Visitation with family Thurs. and Fri. J-4 A TRUSZKOWSKI On Wed. July 15, 1911, Felix beloved husband of Mary Delott: father of Rich ard R.

Truitkowskl: grandfather of Renaa Funk A father of Renaa Funk ft Michelle Trutzkowsk hreth. lie Tn er of Mrs. Cecelia Saptak, L-eonara mi tare vir trude Weber. Frlendt received at tha WALTER J. ZALEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th St.

From 1-9 P.M. Funeral on Sat, at A.M. Funeral Matt in St. Augustine Church 10 AM. UHL On Wed, July 15, 1911; A.

Christian: husband of Betty I It-. I mS Kaat wilt Wf vivatwteaj. aj lajiirm of Mrt. Betty Ardery, Mrs. Nancy Agosti, Mrs.

Diana Rice, Albert Christopher, Henry, Eugene and Christian uhl son ot Mrs. Kathryn Fix; also survived by 22 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Friends recevled at the HERBERT R. KINO JR. FUNERAL HOME, Route I at Woodland Circle, Allison Park, where Service will be held Frl, 11 a.m- URGITUS On Tuesday morning July 14.

191, Gladys McFarland; wife of Charles W. LVghut of Pine Creek Rd. McCandless; mother of Linda Peoples Charles W. Urgltut sister of Jane Raupt, Ruh Flngel Edward McFarland: also survived by two grandchildren. Frlendt received at H.

P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Hwy, Perrysvflle 2-4 7-9 P.M. where services will be held on Friday morning, at 11 O'clock. VIERHELLER On Wednesday, July IS, 1911; Hannah Schaller; wife of the late Squire Edward Vierheller; formerly of Elliott: survived by nieces ft nephews. Friends received at the Eastern Star Home, Bellevue Rd, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

where Service will be held Frl. morning at 9:30 o'clock. O.E.S, Services Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Familv suoaests contribu tions to the United Church of Christ, Elliott, Pa.

Arrangements by the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, INC WALLACE On Monday, July 13, 1911: Anna Mj beloved wife of the late John R. (of Pit-cairn-formerly of Newfleld) mother of Joan Olnlck, Clara Mae Lewis; mother-in-law of Virgil Olnlck 8. Elmer Lewis; sister of Thomas Feoan: three orand- children, six greet-grandchli-dren.

Friends received Wed, Thurs. 2-4 ft 7-9 p.m. at the ROTH CHAPEL OF MORASCO-KNEE-SOXMAN, LTD, 7450 Saitsburg Rd. at Universal Penn Hills. Matt of Christian Burial In St.

Michael Church, Pttcelrn, on Frl. mornlno at 11 o'clock. WALTHER Nina on Mon, July 13, 1981! of Oakland: beloved wife of James mother of John G. Allman; also survived by three grendchll. dren; sister of Mrs.

Hazel Cart, Mrs. Wanda Scott, Woodrow Wooddell and lata Mrs. Frances Keith. Frlendt received JOHN N. ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dawson St, where Service win be held on Frl.

at ii a.m. WEIGAND On Julv II. 1011 af snM Twp, Clara Z. Staudinger; sister of Almlra Haynes. Mildred Sflferfh, Helen Dorothy Staudinger ft tha late Selme Douglet I Clarence Staudinger.

Friends will be received Frl. 2-4 A 7-9 P.M. at the HARVEY L. CQRBA FUNERAL HOME, 997 Greentree Green Tree, where Blessing Services will be held Frl. eve.

K30 PM. WILLIAMS On Monday, July 13, 1981; Elaine; mother of Richard enorie Lorr aldlne Grlnaae. Lorraine, Ger- uariene Dolzer, Gwendolyn A. Smith; daughter of Sarah Pate; grandchildren, great-grandchildren and other relatives. Friends received odbil WHON JR FUNERAL HOME, 414 Taylor N.S, where Service will be hejd 11 FrL Visitation i- P.m.

Thurt. 003 Cards ot Thanks: -MARY CHINCHOR- Julv 8. 1911 To those we couldn't reach: We wish to extend heartfelt thanks for your kindness ano sympathy, our grateful aooreciatlon Is deeDer than words could ever express. MAY GOD Be WITH YOU. HER BEREAVED FAMILY.

007 REST LAND Mem Perk -4 lots loc. In nice elder section of cemetery S800 371-7341 call In the morning Anderson, Marie Kutcher Bamford, Myra June Bauman, Andrew J. Bruckner, Wanda Bogda Clymire, Frank H. Daniel, Caroline G. Funya (Funa), Mary Guszczynski, Stella Czachorowski Haynes, Bradford C.

Huenefeld, Elizabeth F. Jesko, Frances E. Stoz Kirow, Doroffey Liptak, Charles J. Litz, Florence J. Majeski, Sophia Mackowiak Meyer, Lucille Anna Jackson Muto, Lynn Ann Neal, Elizabeth Peretick, Laura Wrzesinski Pietruszak, Katherine Pochatko, Edward A.

Ruff, Kathern Byerley Samec, David W. Samuels, Simon Slicer, Glenn Strauss, Margaret Walter Thompson, Sylvia (Time) Pelusi Urgitus, Gladys McFarland Wallace, Anna M. Walther, Nina I. 001 Death Notices Newcomb; son of Violet AuDke Barrv Imtm Jimt r. Berry; Dromer Of ball Ganster, Nancy Coopey William C.

Barry; five grandchildren. Friends may call 12 noon-9 p.m. at the NEVIL E. FRANK FUNERAL HOME. 1314 Middle Sharpsburg.

Liturgical Service on Satur. at 11 a.m. Bur a St. Mot Came. tery, Middle Rd.

BAUMAN Andrew of Mt. Oliver, In his 76th vear. huthand Af the late Ethel Henn; father of Mrs. Lois Beck. Mrs.

Jean Kamlnskl, Ronald and uonaia Bauman; also sur vlved bv 11 arandchllriren. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 o.m. at the JOHN T. CONNORS FUNERAL HOME, irr miioti ve. incxT TO 3T.

George Church) Funeral Mass St. Canlce Church. e.u... a ri iuov, BETCHER At Bell, on July 1981; Leona Rolshouse (formerly of Sewlckley, Pa.) wife of the late Earl w. Betcher; mother of James F.

Betcher of Maywood, Cel. and Grace Dzurec of Edgeworth, also survived by three granacnuoren and seven oreat-orandchlldren. Memori al Service to be held Sun, JUIV IT. IT3 BT P.m., 3T. Paul Lutheran Church, Sewlckley.

Interment private. Arranaements bv RirHARn D. COLE FUNERAL HOME. BRUCKNER On Julv 14. 191- Wanda Bogda of Swlssvale; beloved wife of Frank J.

Bruckner; mother of Frank, reui. mam, Kooerr, Karen Mtryim Bruckner; sister of Marie Jones. Peter and Edward Bogda' also two granacnuoren. prienos received at the THOMAS L. NIEO FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swiss-vale.

Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Anselm Church on Frl. at 10 a.m. BURISH On Wednesday.

July 15, 1981, Mary Mildred (Nee Fenton) of Penn Hills, beloved wife of Stephen mother of Mary Meroaret Furnler, Barbara Ann Mac Gregor, Susan Marie, Stephen and John Andrew Burish; sister of John. Lawrence and Richard Fenfon: arandmother of Richard MacGregor, David, Stephen, and Michael Furnler. Friends will be re ceived at the WILLIAM F. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd. (at Rodl Rd.) Penn Hills.

Funeral on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Susanna Church at 10 m. visitation i a -v. CAMERON Of Mt.

Lebanon, on July 15, 1981. Catherine (nee Wright); wlte of the late larhAa amarnfli klAvaH mother of Nancy Hack, Janet Beatty and Catherine Brown; also survived by seven orandchfldren. Friends may call at LAUGHLIN'S, 3310 West Liberty Ave, Mt. Lebanon, where services will be held on Friday, Julv if If you're tired of the greens, make some extra green from the clubs you're not using. Sell them with a classified ad in The Press and Post-Gazette.

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