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B-4 Pittsburgh Press, April 7, 1979 Congressional Inquiry Urged On Fires At Boarding Homes (A gasoline powered motor bike in the basement may also have contributed to the fire, the department said. (The state police fire marshal's report on the blaze is due to be filed next week, and department officials will then decide whether to file charges against the operator.) The house, operated by Helen Marietta, 54, was cited for a dozen safety violations by the state Department of Labor and Industry two years ago, but most of them were never corrected, said James Eady, a department spokesman. After the blaze, the state vowed to use all available manpower to inspect at least 420 special-occupancy boarding houses in various parts of the state. Both fires already were being investigated by state and local officials. In Connellsville, two elderly women who survived the Sunday night fire remained hospitalized.

Bessie Richter, 77, was listed in poor condition and Elizabeth Zamarelli, 74, was reported in critical condition. The fire broke out in an electrical fuse box in the converted house's basement, and sent thick smoke through the two-story structure. (77 Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry said yesterday that its investigation showed that the house had multiple plugs, too many extension cords, outmoded wiring and an overloaded use box. Ex-President Of Glassner Firm Dies Robert M. Glassner, retired president of the former Glassner Equipment was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack Thursday at Presbyterian-University Hospital.

Mr. Glassner, of 5832 Morrowfield Squirrel Hill, was a native Pitts-burgher and had retired as president of his firm two years ago. A pa-Jute of Canegie-Melk University's School of Engineering, he was member of the Tree of Life Congregation, Sqiirrel Hill, and was a member of its men's clib. He was also a member of Oakland Lodge S35 the Syria Temple, Pittsburgh Consistory, B'nai B'rith Israel Lodge, and the Zionist Organization of America. Surviving are his wife, Ida Sheer Glassner, a daughter, Mrs.

Louise Coben of Pittsburgh; a son, William of Philadelphia; and a sister, Mrs. Peggy Weisman of Pittsburgh. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Burton Hirsch Chapel, 2704 Murray Squirrel Hill. Interment will be in the Tree of Life Memorial Park, Franklin Park Township.

Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. (ft I I llllj IJl WASHINGTON (UPI) A federal in-vestigator has recommended a congressional investigation of two fatal boarding house fires, including a blaze at Connellsville, that killed nine people. David Holton, chief investigator for the House Select Committee for the Aging, said "significant federal questions are involved" in the fires in foster homes for the elderly that took place in Connellsville and Farmington, where 25 died. Holton made the recommendation yesterday to Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla, chairman of the committee, who dispatched him to the Farmington site only boars after the tragedy occurred earlier this week.

Holton then proceeded to investigate the blaze in Connellsville. "I have completed preliminary investigations," Holton said. "I found significant federal questions are involved and have recommended full-scale bearings as soon as possible." Holton did not make details of his preliminary findings available. A committee source said they will be made public later. Holton said his purpose was to find whether federal funds were involved in operation of the homes or whether federal law or regulations were violated.

1st Trident Sub To Be Launched GROTON, Conn. (UPI) The nation's first Trident submarine was to be launched today in a colorful ceremony attended by first lady Rosalynn Carter that both pro- and anti-nuclear demonstrators promised to attend. The U.S.S. Ohio will be officially launched by Annie Glenn, wife of U.S. Sen.

John Glenn, D-Ohio. She will break the traditional bottle of champagne after Mrs. Carter welds her initials into the keel of the U.S.S. Georgia, scheduled to be the fourth of the nation's 30 Tridents the world's largest class of submarine. Outside the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics plant, demonstrators on both sides of the nuclear weapons issue are expected to gather.

County Real Estate Transfers Listed Prtti Photo by Robert I Pev-acfcae, BUNDLED UP ogainst the windy chill of the sudden cold spell, a pedestrian strides across the footbridge over the Boulevard of the Allies. Ex-Westinghouse Exec Alvin C. Meixner Obituaries MONROEVILLE Harry H. Kobler, house in Caruso Plan, to Richard C. Marino, $31,000.

Eugene F. Homoki, house at 102 Warwick Drive, to Robert N. Moldovan, $120,000. Elsie Morse, house at 1156 LaSalle Drive, to Conrad N. Honeycutt $53,500.

William N. Nicbolls, house at 4425 Helmar Drive, to Robert K. Lynch, $55,000. Robert R. Cassella, IVi-story brick veneer bouse at 2462 Haymaker Road, to Joseph F.

DeFillippo $52,000. Paul A. Dewire, 1-story brick veneer house at 557 Beatty Road, to Daniel F. Foradas et al, $41,900. Edward Escber, house on Cover Drive, to G.

Joseph Soxman $51,900. Michael T. Baklarx, house in Revised Maple Vista Plan, to James E. Richardson, et al, $56,000. MOON John M.

Frisch, brick bouse on S. Patton Drive, to Helen M. Novak, $55,900. Westbury lit, townbouse on Holland Court, to Peter T. Mewa, $37,420.

Benjamin I. Davis et aL, property on Route 30, to Joseph P. Multunas, $20,000. GLASSPORT Frank E. Novak, 2 -story frame bouse at 622 Indiana Ave, to Joseph O.

Campayno, $10,200. GREEN TREE Thomas F. Feola, property on Hillcrest Avenue, to Frank R. Rubolino, $24,000. HARRISON Robert J.

Ssafranski, 1-story brick veneer and aluminum siding bouse at 2311 High St, to Shawn J. FrieL $56,000. William Coe, lH-ttory brick bungalow at 1305 Utuoo Ave, to C. Charles Schnur, $52,400. HEIDELBERG James E.

Bead ling, two 2-story frame bouses on Railroad Street to Francis A. Boyle, $51,000. Vital Statistics All real estate transfers are a matter of public record and are published by The Press as a public service because of tbe great reader interest in them. CORAOPOLIS Mary F. Deramo estate, house at Hiland Avenue and School Street, to John W.

Jenny, et aL, $36,000. Margaret Duff, 2-story frame bouse at 911 Hiland to Paul Youngworth, $39,000. Angeline Schiavo, brick storeroom and bouse apartmentat 202 Broadway, to Louise A. Lineman, $22,000. CRAFTON William T.

Scaife, et al, 2 Vi -story frame bouse at 58 Grace St, to Raymond T. Larbig, $18,000. Lcnneth G. Winterhalter, bouse at SI Warren St, to Terry V. O'Shea, et aL, $53,000.

DORMONT Richard Costanso, 2-story brick bouse at 1416 Biltmore Ave, to George A. Tomassi, $44,900. Bridget lamachione, 2-story brick duplex bouse at 2832 Broadway, to Daniel Uwco, $50,000. William Mullen, bouse at 1444 Park to James Erck, $39,900. DUQUESNE Mamie Wiesenthal estate, 2-story frame bouse at 1003 Edith St, to John K.

Penrod, et aL, $5,000. EDGEWOOD Erich J. Borgman, bouse on W. Swissvale Avenue, to Andrew H. Stem, $65,500.

ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP David Cant 2-story frame bouse at Cornell and Second Streets and Stone Alley, to Scott D. Burd, $21,000. Robert White estate, 1-story frame bouse at 120 Elway St, to Timothy W. Swonger, $18,900. Anna E.

Vitori estate, 1-story brick veneer bouse on High Street to Larl Q. Jamison, et al, $48,000.. FAWN Dennis V. Cochran, m-story brick house adjoining Toepfer and Millbeim, to Kirk W. Steinhagen, $49,900.

FINDLAY West bury in, towohouse on Holland Court, to David P. O'Hara, $36,410. ALEPPO Minoock Construction split level towo-bouM in Sewkrkley Heights Manor Addition Plan, to Rudy J. Stierli, $112400. BALDWIN Thomas J.

O'Milley, 2-ttory brick veneer house at 1755 KoJIyrood Drive, to Michele Anne Cxarniecki, $59,000. BETHEL Highland Road wit in Chanticleer Apartments, to Donna Mae Mints, et al, $58,950. John D. OnelJo, bouse at 6378 Chvchill Road, to John Huff, $43,900. Richard A Newell, i-story brick and alt-minum siding bouse at S982 Dashwood Drive, to Nicholas C.

MaticS. $72,000. Thomas Bolger, 2-story brick bouse at 726 Tralee Drive, to Lawyers Title Insurance $60,100. BRACKENRJDGE Mark A. Smith, 2-story brick and aluminum siding duplei bouse at 717 Freeport Road (10th Avenue), to Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association, 131,445.

Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association, 2-ftory brick and aluminum siding du-plex bouse at 717 Freeport Road, to Michael J. Regenda, $35,000. BRENTWOOD Dorothy Joseph, 2-tory brick building on Brownsville Road, to Daniel P. Kucha, $44,500. BRIDGEVnJLE Warren R.

Kirkander estate, 2-story frame bouse at 60M10 Chestnut St, to Donald Quids, $41500. CARNEGIE John W. insert estate, frame bouse on Sixth Avenue, to Bernard Guyaux, $33,000. CASTLE SHANNON Wilmor Associates, 2-story townbouse at $33 Linden wood Drive, to GeraWme Mahal-fey, $39,900. CHURCHILL Albert M.

Wiggins 1-story brick bouse at 3216 Nottingham Drive, to Michael A. Schlossberg, $98,000. CLAIRTON Jean W. Jackson, 2-story brick bouse at 900 Miller Ave, to Dennis C. Richnafsky, $22,000.

Woodland Terrace Associates, apartment at 20C Polk Ave, to Walter W. Sims, $7,000. VS. Housing and Urban Development, 2-story frame bouse at SIS Seventh St, to Housing Opportunities, $9,000 VS. Housing and Urban Development, bouse at 363 Baker Ave, to Housing Opportunities, $2,300.

COLLIER Joe Tom Pritchard, bouse at 631 Fort Pitt, Road, to Patricia A Walker, et aL, $11,000. Patricia Jo, 221 Southward Drive, CoreopoUt. StOELL-McKELVEY John 100 Oxford Drive, Monroevllle; Vicky Jo, 3000 Swallow Hill Road, Scott Township. RUPPERT-WEISS Rests Apt. C-7, Brentshlre Village, Janet 2722 Pyramid Ave.

CARSON- FARKAS Samuel 6503 Zupanclc Drive. South Park; Ama Mae, 1143 Cascade Drive, West Homestead. ROOGERS-WHITE Brian SogeNM; Marianne So- FREDOREK -HATFIELD Roctt Mi Kathleen Susan 2950 Chateuqua St, Glbsont. KRAUSE-KARUS John 1441 Woods Run Ave; Sandra 1441 Woods Run Ave. Alvin C.

Meixner, retired marketing manager for Westinghouse Electric died yesterday in his home, 1019 Findley Drive, Wilkinsburg. Mr. Meixner, 74, was employed by Westinghouse for 40 years before retiring in 1970. He was a member of Edgewood Country Club; Alva Lodge of in Alva, the Order of Eastern Star No. 35; the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of Pittsburgh, and tbe Beulah Chapter of American Association of Retired Persons.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Iva M. Meixner; a daughter, Mrs. Mona J. Counter, a brother, Karl; a sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Harney, and four granddaughters. Friends will be received from noon to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in Robert E. Wolfe funeral home, 925 Franklin Wilkinsburg, where services will be at 11 a.m.

Monday. Burial will be private. Sister Margaret Mary Kitka Sister Margaret Mary Kitka, 68, a member of the Order of St. Francis and a teacher for 51 years, died yesterday in Mercy Hospital. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs.

Edward Frazier, Mrs. Loretta Kuebler and Mrs. Vincent Galobich, all of Ohio, and Mrs. Anna Zabrecky of Mount Royal, York County. Friends are being received from 6 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at the Mount Assisi Convent Chapel, 934 Forest Bellevue. Services will be at 4 p.m. Monday at tbe convent chapel and burial will be in tbe convent cemetery. Charles R. Souza A mass of Christian burial for Charles R.

Souza, former Mt. Lebanon resident who died Wednesday at Bridgeport, will be offered at 10 a.m. Monday in St Bernard Church, Mt Lebanon. Mr. Souza, 61, moved to Stratford, 16 years ago.

A terminal dispatcher with Wilson Freight Co. in Stratford, be previously was an employee in Pittsburgh of tbe Red Star Tracking Co. and was a member of Teamsters Local 249. Serving 10 years in the Marine Corps, Mr. Souza was a recruiter in Pittsburgh from 1940 to 1943.

Surviving are his wife, Frances Fana Souza; two sons, Joseph and Frank; three daughters, Marie Cicco Cosnotti, Kathy Salito and Cindy; his father, Joseph A. Souza; two brothers, Lawrence and Joseph; and three sisters, Mary Portais, Dolores Squatrito and Adeleaide Carter, and three grandsons. Friends are being received until 9 tonight and from 2 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at L. Beinhauer Son Co.

Funeral Home, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Burial will be in Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Peters Township, Washington County. John H. Huckestein John H. Huckestein, an executive of the North Pole Ice Cream and Cold Storage died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Oakland.

Mr. Huckestein, 60, lived in McCand-less Township until last August, when he moved to Kane, McKean County, where he owned the Seneca Chalet Restaurant He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ethel M. Huckestein; a daughter, Mrs.

Sandra Painter; two brothers, E. William and Robert a sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Kirk-patrick; and one grandchild. Friends will be received today from 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the Norman G. Heard Funeral Home, 4047 Perrysville North Side. Mass will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Nativity Church, Franklin Road. Burial will take place at St Paul Cemetery, North Park.

GARVIN-BOWEN Robert 135 Ardmora Blvd. Forest Hills: St, 1 em Ann. ia urcnaro EllUMrU Ml 39 ASM Ave. DIVORCES FILED GARRISON Marc A. (gainst Or ell.

HOLE MAN Julia against Warier. SACCO Michael F. against Anna Marie. HELD Linda A. against William w.

BOEHM Carol A. aoelnet Charles H. KIRKPATRCK Regln (gainst Craig. SANTELU Jemee A. against Marianne L.

AST Joan against Paul LIPP Janice against Frank ROWE Marlene (gainst Wayne. LUNDBERG Rente against Donald D. Jr. PAIANO Dominic F. against Patricia A.

BERGAMASCO Linda S. against Armond A. HUPP Danny against Cheryl. McCOY wmiem H. Jr.

against Reglna. SEUSS GethMa L. aoalnst John Edward aka. Edward John. BACH MAN Terrene gainst Tina Marl.

SWEENEY Sharon against Paul B. Jr. BURKE Harold Jr, against Hath aka Hame Scot MACK UL IN Marian (gainst Joseph P. BRESUOAK Paul against Sandra. SCHILLING Abert P.

against Mary Mylan. MARTINECK Dorothy A. against Joseph R. WYKE-Linda A. (gainst Wad FADOOL John J.

against Ar-lent J. MURGC Sue C. against Philip. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS McGEE-HART KeMh Malvern, Onto; Jefltc Matvtrn, Ohio. BRENT -LUMPKIN William 1734 Wesley Meym 1734 Wesley St.

BELASCO-KIJOWSKI Robert 1019 Connor Roed; Roserm 327 Craig Ford City. MOIOEL-MINSKY Stephen 5021 Somervlll St; Gevl WIS Ortmrare Si FRANIEWSKMWJLLEN Stanley J. 3922 Hercum Wv; Urate 2317 SeiisijMry St. REOMAN-PETEERT Robert 704 Richard Drive, Traftord; Beverly 2352 McNery Roed FENNELL-WHITELOW Atonio Jr, 420 Enrlght Court; Merle Jeen, 204 Renova. OCK.KA-HULICK David, 319 Cowan Drive.

Elliebeth; Lynn lit woodhalf Drive. LANGER-CRISANTI TtwmM 3782 Dewaon Ave. Terete 3404 Dewton Ave. SANDLING-JONES MdClnteV 444 N. Graham St; Deborah 4li Roaetle St.

HEUSEY-OALICANDRO Robert Tie FHHi Ross Township; Margaret 459 McKntght Road, Rou TowmWp. WOLFE-ODILLE William A 5422 Perm Dentae 523 Woodheven Court. TAKEUCHI-LAMB Stephen 260 Park Entrance. Mt. Lebanon; Rrla 341 Orchard Drive, Mt.

Lebanon. ROBERTS-HACK ETT Donald 414 N. Beatty St; Kathy 3901 Fourth Ave, Beaver Fellv SIMMONS-SIMEONE Gregory 2911 Brownsville Road, Brentwood; Mary Ann, 124 Beltane Ave, Brentwood. PRINGLE-WALLEV Samuel S03 Center Ave, Asplnwall; Barbara 110 Eton Drive. SCHUMEYER-CLARK William 925 Ulrlch Castle Shan, Carol 25 Ulrlch St, Castle Shannon.

GH-MORE-HOWARO Thomas 122 E. Beaver St. Sewlcklev; OTWAY-SCHULTtK Thomas 4301 Stonecim Drive, Monroevllle; Linda 4)01 Stonacllff Drive, Monroevllle. GRIMM-HINKLE Ovaries Jefferson; Jean 132, Apt. 22, Cedar Ridge Apartments, MonraevMe.

GLUNGIN-KEMMLER Richard 4721 Park Line Drive; Connie 2723 Sasemen Ave. DENNE-TRBOJEVIC Michael 115 Portmouth Drive port Vue; Vaunt Harrison Street, Gtassport. SCHRAMM-SINECROPE Rob-art 136 Sheridan Ave; Ann 32 Narcissus Ave. ROUSE-WILLIE Moses. 1001 Morrison Ave; Willie, 10OS Morrison Ave.

P1SANKO-HEINZ Edward, 1243 Pleasantvue Drive. Baldwin; Ruth Marie, 3105 ScMeck St. Baldwin. ROMANOWSK l-GIUNTA Ronald. Midland, Mich; Roiemo 99 S.

Fremont Ave, Bellevue. FISHEL-SULLIVAN Donald Colliers. W. Va; Mary Ellen, Col-Hers, W. Va' WEISSERT-CUNNINGWAM Gary N.

225 Charles St; Barbara Lottery Winner Here's the winning lottery number for Friday, April 6. 981 DIVORCE GRANTED JOHNSTON Ronald from Dorothy 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices iOOl Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices PREVIOUS DEATHS LATEST DEATHS HUCKESTEIN Mary L. Cowan, Dorothy Marshelwltz. Sr. M.

Luella Church. Family suggests memorial contributions be sent to the Dormont Presbyte u.w, sr. Kose O.S.F. t-rank Lao C. Daniel Anthnnv On Thur, April 5, 17.

John beloved husband of Ethel rian cnurcn. HAYBALL E. and George Krohai; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received Sat. 2-4 Clark Escondldo, Dorothy Sprague, of Mederla Beach, Fla, Kamryn C.

Aiken of Mar Gate N.J. Friends may call at H. SAMSON INC 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Sat. 7-9 p.m.

and Sun 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where Services will be held on Mon. afternoon at 3 o'clock, interment Home-wood Cemetery On Thin. A or lew S7-9 pjn. Sun.

18 noon to 4 7-9 p.m. at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Ml. M. Relt Huckestein; father of Mrs, Sandra Painter; grandfather of Matthew Painter; brother of E.

William end Robert Huckestein, Mrs. Mary Ann Klrkpesrlck and the late Theodore F. Huckestein. Family requests visitation between the hours of 3-4 7-9 R.m. at the NORMAN C.

EARO FUNERAL HOME, 4047 PerrysvUle Ave, N.S. Royal Glenshew. Mass beth wife of the late Willis Heybetf of Bene vue; mother of Mrs. Lots H. Locke of Mun-halL Mrs.

Jean Freyermuth of or inrisnen Burial All Saints Church. Etna, on Mon. sister of Mrs. Anna Hardin, three grandchildren. Friends received at the RAYMOND J.

YUHAS FUNERAL HOME, Main 4 Franklin St, Bessemer Terrace, E. Pittsburgh. Mass of Christian burial on Mon. 9:30 a.m, St. William Church.

READ On Mon. Apr. 2, 1979 at Boca Raton Hospital, Sylvester C. Read; husband of Ethel Rogers Read; father of Robert E. Read of Fort Myers, Fla.

and James E. Read of brother of Mrs. John Springer of Altoona, also survived by six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mr. Read was a director of Jones Laughlln Steel Corp.

when he retired In 1960. Friends and members of Syria Temple, mornlno at Id o'clock. IParlsh Glassner, Robert Milton Marino, Joseph McMahon, M. Hazel Read, Sylvester C. Seaber, Arthar E.

SmaU, William H. Soma, Charles R. Wamboldt, Margaret Kasovich Wilson, Minnie (Babe) Skiles Rosary on Sun. afternoon at 2 r. nimj tttnr or jonn K.

Sproat of Avakxv Mrs. Eleanor Dick arson of Portsmouth. Va, George E. Sproat al Kirk wood. also seven grendchlkrea Friends recelv- Funeral on won.

at to em Mais of Christian Burial In the Church of Ihe HatMtv, at 30 o'clock. ea set. 1-4 -v pjm. un. 12-jT 7-9 p.m.

In the ORION PtNKERTON FUNERAL HOMCL INC, 1014 California Ave, Avalon (N. Boros), where funeral services will be KENNEDY ocioau MAHONEY (Immler) On Apr. 197 Elliebeth Immler Mahoney of E. Ohio St, N.S,' wife of Alphonse T. Mahoney; mother of Gloria Corcoran; grandmother of Christine Shun, James and Frank Corcoran; also four great-grandchildren; sister of Madeline Armstrong.

Dorothy Werbeneth. Blllle Belmont, Eleanor Dawson and Marl-anna Paiaoro and Frank Hef- Uw Mvt Ih- 1 i Lodge 7S F. A.M. recelv. neid on Men.

morning at 11 o'clock. Memorials are suggested to tie Fremont' Ave. eo et wm. slater sons INC, Virginia Ave. I Kear uy.

umrcn, pane vue. 001 Death Notices DOERFLER Donald suddenly on April 4, 1979; beloved husband of Mary Jane nee Colangelo; father of Donald, Joseph and Evv Doerfler; brother of Ann Merle Mortler, Peggy Relchen-bach, Evelyn Donafelli, Martin, Regis and Edward Doerfler, Friends received at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friendship Ave. Funeral on Mon, at 9:30 am. Mass ot Christian Burial In St. Joseph Church, (Verona) at 10:30 a.m.

EVERSON Ned, on Thurs, April husband ot Ester Ree; father ot Ned Jr, Walter, Robert, Earl, and Richard of Wise, Robert Lee, Leiia Laney. James, and Patricia of Birmingham, brother of Willie and John of Ala, and Tempie Anna Wll-sonof Pgh. Friends received at the THELMA J. GOOOEN FUNERALHOME, 605 Brushton Ave, Homewood. Funeral Service Mon.

I p.m. from the chapel, Pastor Dwavne A. Darktns officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. On Friday, April 197, George M.

of Holmes House; husband of the late Margaret Kennedy; father of James WMiem N. and G. Eugene Kennedy; also nine grandchildren and eight greet-grend-chiidren: brother of Jessie Ue-bele. Family will receive friends Saturday from 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7- p.m. at the Charles t.

Griffin FUNERAL HOME, 4520 Perm Ave. Funeral service In the Temple of Memories, Allegheny Cemetery, Mondey, 11 am LEONARD FUNER- nt. en t. Ohio St, on Mon. at a.m.

visltaHon with the famHv 7- p.m. Sat. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Sun. Friends kivtled.

HENRY On Thur, April 1979. Margaret Hutchinson; wife of the Tate Jake; sister of Mary Park, Bernadette Black, Thomas and Raymond Hutchinson and the late William. Friends received 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the THOMAS P. KUet-SAK FUNERAL HOJME, 3S52 California Ave.

at Davis Ave. Funeral Mass St. Francis Xavler Church on Men. at it am Goodman and Richard Chat-kin; brother of Mrs. Olive Sussmen and Morton Chatkin all of grandfather of Robin Goodman; also survived by nieces and nephews.

Visitation at the SCHUGAR CHAPEL. 5509 Centre Ave, on Sun. from loll a.m. Services and Inter-ment private. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund.

of Mrs. Matthew (uorotnyi Hlsdorf of Edgewood; also survived by numerous nelces and nephews. Friends and members of St. John's Luther, an Church may call at VAN HORN'S SWISSVALE FUNERAL HOME, Irvine St. at Monongahela where services will be held Mon.

at 10:30 am. (Visitation with the family Sat. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Sun. 12-4 7-9 pm.) SEABER At Ocala.

Fla, on Thur, April 5. 1979, Arthur husband of Welcome Dorothy Caster Seaber (formerly of the North Boros) father of Lois Epote; also survived by three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren; brother of Margaret Habel, Herbert and Clifford Seaber. Friends will be received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1032 Perry Hwy, Perrysville, after noon, Sunday, where services will be held on Tues.

morning at 11:30 o'clock. SMALL William suddenly on Thur, April 5, 1979, of the N.S,' beloved husband of Elliabeth Cheney Small: father of Mrs. Nancy Lee Gerg of Kersey and Mrs. Shirley L. Wolfram; brother of Mrs.

Edith Mae Smlthburg of Unlontown and Mrs. Betty Jean McCay of Mich also survived by seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Family will receive friends Sat. 4 Sun. 2-4 4 7-9 it the SPERLING FUNERAL HOME, INC, 408 Cedar N.S.

Funeral services on Mon, April 9, 1979, at 10 am. SOUZA Suddenly on Wed, April 4, 1979. at Stafford, Conn, (formerly ot Mt. Lebanon) Charles R. Soma; beloved husband of Frances Fana Souia; father of Marie Cicco Cosnotti, Joseph, Kathy Salito, Frank and Cindy; son of Joseph brother of Lawrence, Joseph.

Mrs. Mary Portals, Mrs. Dolores Squatrito and Mrs. Adeleaide Carter; also three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends received at the L.

BEINHAUER 4 SON CO, MORTUARY. 2630 West Liberty Ave, Saf. Sun. 2-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St.

Bernard's Church, Mon. at 10 a.m. Interment Oueen of Heaven Cemetery. Blair, Eva H. Chatkin, Charles Chlasta, Bernard Cooley, Charles R.

Davis, Margaret Doerfler, Donald Everson, Ned George, Clara Belle Hamilton, Dorothy Hayball, Elizabeth Henry, Margaret Hillenbrand, William Hoffman, Charles Holtz, William F. Huckestein, John Kennedy, George M. Kiefer, Miss Amelia Kinkella, Elway Kitka, Sr. Margaret Mary OS.F. Kroba, Anna Mahoney (Immler), Elizabeth McGeeban, Margaret Meixner, Alvin Murphy, Harry O'Brien, Thomas Eric O'Brien, William Pitchke, Rose Hanlon Popovic, Mary Reno, Ethel Robash (Grgurieh), Mildred Sawyer, Donald Schaffer, Josephine Schmidt, Emma Sochr, Robert Veeder, Florence Weaver, Robert J.

Zavidny, Norman KIEFER On Frl, April 17, Miss serge Mt. Washington Sun. Apr. I. Visitation from 1p.m.

until time of service at 4 p.m. Interment private. RENO Ethel M. at the united Methodist Home, Bower HUI Rd. on Thurv Apr.

5, 1979; sister of Bessie B. Reno. Friends may call at the BRAOWELL i NIRELLA, INCT FUNERAL HOME, Charters Ave. at Mansfield Blvd, Carnegie, Pa, where services will be held on Mon. Apr.

9 at 10 am Visitation 2-4 7- pm ROBASH (Grgurieh) On Frl, April 6, 1979, Mildred; beloved wife of the late John Robash; mother of Margaret Mrs. Mary Lou Martin, Albert and John Robash; sister of Thomas, William, Edward and the late Joseph Grgurieh; step-sister of the late Helen Cadonlc and Mary Thomas; also survived by 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends received at the FRANK R. PERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 4825 Butler St, Lawrencevllle. Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Mary Church, 4eth St, on April 9. at 10 a.m. visitations with the family 2-4, MEIXNER On April 1979. Alvin Meixner of Wllklnsburg; beloved husband of Mrs. Iva M.

Melnner; father of Mrs. Mona J. Coulter of Monroevllle; brother of Karl of Bart-lesvllle, Mrs. Elizabeth Harney of Great Fills, also four granddaughters. Friends received at the ROBERT E.

WOLFE MEMORIAL, 925 Franklin Ave, (at Coal StJ Wllklnsburg, 12 to 3 4 7-4 Sun, where services will be held on Mon. at 11 em Interment private. Family suggests contributions to Wllklnsburg Baptist Church or the Heart Fund. MURPHY April 1979, Henry C. of Shaler husband of Alma M.

Murphy; father of Clara Smith; also three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received 2-4 7-9 In the ROBERT B. NEELY FUNERAL HOME, 2201 Mt. Royal Blvd, Glenshew. Services 11 a.m.

Mon. O'BRIEN Suddenly on April 4, 1979, Thomas Eric (Rick) age 35; owner of Monroevllle Construction: beloved husband ot Paula J. (Cookie) Marcoi O'Brien; father of Thomas Eric (Rlckv) Jr. and Jacqueline and (he late William E. (Billy): son of William H.

O'Brien end the late Madeline McClaln O'Brien. Friends are being received at the JAMES J. ALFI-ERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Ave, Wllmerdtng. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Regis Tues.

at IS em R. Church O'BRIEN Suddenly on April 4, .1979. William 6. age 18, of Trattord; beloved son of Paula J. (Cookie) Marcoi O'Brien and Ih late Thomas Eric (Rick) O'Brien- brother of nomas Eric (Ricky) Jr.

and JecQueilne; maternal grandson of Paul and Helen Cervenak Marcoi; paternal oandsor ijf William Rand the late Madeline McClaln O'Brien. Friends ALERIFUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Ave, Wllmerdlng. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Regis R.C Church on Tues. at 10 PITCHKE On Frl.

Apr. 6, 197 In her 94th yr. Rose Hanlon Pitchke of Center Ave, Asplnwall; wife of the late Frank B. Pitchke; mother of Rose Marl Relter of Fort Pierce, Fla, Ma Ulmer and Margaret Scerto, both of Asplnwall and Joseph F. Pitchke of Gibsonia; also survived by nine grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Sat. and J-4 7-9 p.m. Sun. at the H.

BLAINE WEDDELt FUNERAL HOME. 100 Center Ave, Asplnwall. Funeral a.m. Mon. Funeral Mass 10 a.m.

In St. Scholastic'! Church. VEEDER On Wed, April 4, 1979, Flor. ence Wlnock Veeder; wife of James Marshall Veeder: mother of Peter Grelg and James Marshall Veeder erandmother of Sybil Grelg eeder, Hillary Wood Veeder and Gerrlt Marshall Veeder. Services will be held in the Third Presbyterian Church Chapel, 5th 4 Negley Aves, Sat.

morning at 10:30 o'clock Interment private. Contributions In memory of Mrs. Veeder may be made to the Third Pres. Church or char. Hv of your choice.

Arrangements by a SAMSON, INC WAMBOLDT On Thurs. Apr. 5, 1979 Margaret Kasovich Wamboldt of the N.S.; wife of the late Herbert Wamboldt; mother of Margaret Rlmondl, Herbert, Walter and Harry Wamboldt and Mary Ann Meri; daughter of Stella Kasovich and the late Walter Kasovich; sister of Berth Sebrosky, Pearl Nemal, Theodore, Thomas and William Kasovich and the late Dolores Ackermen; also survived bv nine grandchildren. Family will receive friends on Frl, Sat. Sun.

at 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the new PAUL STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME, 600 Cedar Ave, N.S. Funeral on Mon. with blessing services at 10 am WEAVER April 6, 1979, Robert J. of Shaler Two, husband of Margaret Howerth Weaver; father of Gretchen, Mary Beth, Robert Jr, Quint, and Christopher; son of Robert 6.

Weaver brother of Betty Jane Connor, Ralph E. Jr, and Louis R. Weaver. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 In the ROBERT B- NEELY FUNERAL HOME, 2208 Mt. Royal Blvd, Glenshaw.

Funeral time later. WILSON On Thur. evening, AprH 5, 1979, Minnie (Babe) Sklles Wilson; beloved wife of James F. (Tucker) Wilson; sister of Mrs. Helen Brlndie.

Friends are being received In McCABE BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut St. (Shadyslde) on Frl. 7-9 p.m. and Sat.

2-4 4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Services will be held on Sun, April 8. at 4 p.m. Entombment In Mt. Royal Tenv pie of All Saints Mausoleum.

Contributions may be sent Id the American Cancer Society. ZAVIDNY On Thur, AprH 5, 1979, Nor. man of West View; formerly of Stowe husband of Barbara Petkovlch; lather of Dawn, Debby and Dertene; son of Michael end the late Agnes; brother of the late Ronald. Friends received at the MCDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Charters Avea McKees Rocks, from 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral Services on Mon.

at 11 a.m. In the Funeral Home. Perestes Sua I pm. HILLENBRAND On Frl, April wmiem T. ot ineswKx; oromer or Mary Margaret and John Hillenbrand.

Friends are being re- celved Sat. Sun. 2-4. r-9 at the CHARLES B. JARVIE nrnviia invxiivi v.

merer; oe-loved sister of Miss Caroline E. Kiefer; aunt of Mrs. Dorothy K. Bannister, Mrs. Wilms K.

Wlssner and Mrs. Edith K. Alsnauer. Family requests visitation between the hours of 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the NORMAN G.

HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville Ave, N.S. Services on Mon. afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. KINKELLA On Thur, Apr at MonteA-ore Hospital, Elway Lektlng Kinkella of Monroevllle; beloved wtte of Andrew Kin-kelle; mother of Mrs. Jean urle BarMs of Sorlna Val.

GEORGE Clara Belle, S2, of 317 Beale Ave, Leechburg (formerly of Pgh.) on Frl, April retired elementary school teacher; one niece and four nephews survive. Funeral services will be held at the convenience ot the family. FUNERAL HOME, HI Pgh. St, Swkydele. Mass of Christian Burial Mon.

at 10 a.m. St. Alphorreut Church, Sprlng- CHLASTA Suddenly ateshington D. Bernard F. beloved husband of Audrey Bechman Chlasta.

of Hinsdale III, formerly of Means Ave. Bellevue. father of Tim of Sprlnqsfleld III, Ronald and Craig 0) Hinsdale, brother of Mrs. Florence Yuoovlch of Shaler two. Friends received on Sat.

evening, 7-9 p.m., and Sun 12 noon In ORW PINK-ERTOM FUNERAL HOME INC 1014 California Ave. AvaMn (N. boros.) Funeral services will be held In Church Epiphany on Monday afternoon at 7:00. Mermorial are sug- Kited to the organ fund of 1 Church at the Epiphany. MARINO On April 6, 1979, Joseph; beloved father of Frank and Maureen Karr' brother of Jennie Stratlco, Rose Daurora, William Marino and Dena Weaver; also six grandchildren.

Friends received at the PHILIP A. BIANCO FUNERAL HOME. 719 Brighton Rd. Funeral Mass In Annunciation Church on Mon, at 10 a.m. He wes a former Deputy Secretary of Labor and Industry of Pa.

Please make donations to Cancer Fund. McGEEHAN On Frl AprH 1979, Margaret McNeill, formerly of MkMnd, PA; beloved wife of the late Leo P. McGeehan; mother of Mrs. Frances McTlernan, Paul McGeehan of Greentree, and Robert McGeehan of Naplerville, IL, also nine grandchildren and three great-graruchlldren. Friends received at the THOMAS L.

NIEO FUNERAL HOME 7441 Washington St, Swissvale. Mass of Christian Burial on Mon. at St. Anselms on Mon. at 10 a.m.

Family hours 3-4 end 7-9 pm McMAHON GLASSNER Suddenly on Thur, April 5. 1979. Robert Milton' helnvxl ley, Cat and Andrew Kinkella III of Level Green; sister of Mrs. Ethel Heartshorn of Baltimore, sl grandchildren. Friends will be received HOFFMAN On April 1979, Charles F.

of Mllrvele; husband of the late Margaret Fiemlno; father of Mrs. Elmer (Jean) VoH and Mrs. Gene (May) Stephy: brother of Freeman, Richard and Mrs. Al (Alverta) Riddle: also eight grandchildren end three great-grandchildren. FemHy wHI receive friends 2-4 end 7-9 at the PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME, S12 Grant Ave, Mlllvele, where Services will be held on Mon, April 9, at 11 a-m.

at me siAw.tr hnkc husband of Ida Sheer Glassner; father of Mrs. Harvey (Louise Glassner) Cohen ot Pgh. and William Glassner ot Phila.a; 4 brother ot Mrs. (Peggy) Welsmen. Services at the SURTON uidctu ruiDci i tt.jr SAWYER On Thurs.

Apr. 5, 197 Donald J. of Robinson husband of Mary Demel Sabat; brother of Sr. Florlta C.S.J, Laura Gray ot Rochester, N.Y. Friends received at the MCDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Charters Ave, Mckees Rocks.

Mass of Christian Burial will held In the Church of the Ascension, on Mon. Apr. at 10 am funeral HOAML 354 Marguerite Wllmerdtng, beginning on Sat. at 1 p.m. Funeral services will be conducted there Man.

hv the ray Ave, So, Hifl (opp. Morrowfield Apts.) on Sun. at 1 pm. Interment Tree of Lite Memorial Park. Visitation one hour prior to services.

Famiiv 001 Death Notices COOLEY Of Clover St, SJH, on Sat, April 7 1979, Charles R. In his 46th year; beloved husband of Patricia Snvder Coo-lev; father of Thomas, Catherine and Tracev Cooiev; brother of Lois Bright, Her. vev, Seth and Glenn Cooley; also two grandchildren. Friends received at the HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, INC, 425 Brownsville Rd, Ml.

Oliver. Funeral on Tues. at a.m. Liturgy In St. Henry's Church at 9 a.m.

Rev. Ray a Plerton at II am KITKA (Sr. M. Mary) SUEHR On Frl. Apr.

197 Robert L. at Crafton: beloved husband Of Dormont, on Thur, April 5, 1979, M. Haiel; beloved wife of James P. McMahon; mother of Mrs. R.

J. (Pat) Cunn of Dormont. Mrs. Joseoh F. suggests contributions be made to the Tree of Lite Congregation.

of Betty 0.: father ot Tonl, Sr. Margaret Marv O.S.F, on (Shirley) McNelrney Jr. of Peters Twp, Mrs. Leo F. Gerardl, Betty mcuougai, Barbara Klein, Judy Campbell, Chuck, Mark.

Susan, Stephen, i i -l. -I uUlul AmH Oaum-Iu Mrs. Edward Frailer of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Loretta Kuebler of Lorain, Anna Zabrecky of N. Royal and Mrs.

Vincent r-eggyt iwiii jr. or dtook-Ine. James AArMahon of SCHAFFER Josephine on Frl. April 1979; wife of the let Carl beloved mother of Jonn W. Slmanbl: sister of Ella Pearson, Emily Brownlee and Agnes Lula.

Friends received at the FINDLAY C. WYLIE FUNERAL HOME 10985 Frankstown Rd. Where services will be held on Men. at 11 am VkHanom 3-4 end 7. also 12 grandchildren broth HAMILTON er OT NCII Dun, r-ivaaiw HOLTZ On Frl, April 1979, William F.

Hotti; beloved husband of Kathleen Enright H0H7; father of Shirley Ann Krason; also survived by two grandchll-dren; brother of Bertha Bougher, Alice McCarthy, Margaret Santo, Edward, and the late Thomas. Elmer, and Kenenth Hotti. Funeral from McCABE BROS, INC, FUNERAL HOME. SIM Pnn iv. Lyndhorst, Ohio, and William V.

McMenon of Mt. Lebanon; sister of Mrs. Esther Mulva-nev of Mt. I nhniviA' also 11. Strong, tp ninws, om, jvm.

Dick, Jim and the late Art late Joseph P. of Lorain. Friends received at Mt. Assisi Convent Chapel, 934 Forest BLAIR Eva on Sat, April 7, 1979; wife of the late John Nichols; survived by niece, Edna C. Eymen ot Penn Hills; also other nieces and nephews.

Services at the ROWLAND S. COOKE FUNERAL HOME, 210 East End Ave, Mon. at 12 noon. Visitation one hour prior to Service. CHATKIN On Thur, April 5, 1979j Charles; beloved husband of Eleanor Silverman Chalk father of Mrs.

Robert (Linda) DAVIS On Frl, April 6, 1979, Maroa- POPOVIC celved at the HERSHBERGER-STOVER. INC. FUNERAL HOME, 170 Nob Ave, Crafton from 2-4 7-9 p.m. -i 11m 0-1A On Frl, April 6. 1979, Dorothy (Dickson) Hamilton of Dor-mont- wife of James sister of Charlotte White, Josephine Rueter and Haiel Fanning: also survived by nieces and nephews.

Friends received at the L. BEINHAUER SON CO. MORTUARY. 2630 West Liberty Ave, 2-4 7-9 p.m. Services on Mon.

at 2 p.m. In the Dormont Presbyterian yent Chapel 4 Cemetery. rer uern uovis: wue 01 ine late Verne W. Davis, of the University So, Apt. and Li-gioneer PA.

beloved mother of Joan Clark Davis; sister I Flu, I nt On. Thurs. April i7, tolling nuurs d' r-v p.m. grandchildren and one great-grandson survive. Friends received at the E.

B. LAUGH-LIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 West Liberty Ave, Mt. Lebanon. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Bernard's Church on Mon, April 9, at 12 noon, visitation 7-9 p.m.

Frl. and 2-4 A 7-9 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 007 SCHMIDT Emma Marie of Edgewood formerly of North Side on Apr.

5, 1979; beloved mother KROHA E. on Mon, April 9 at 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Lawrence O'Toole Church at 10 a.m. Visitations with family Sat.

7-9, Sun. 2-4 and 7-9. Mary vetcn rooovii t. McKeesport formerlof E. Pittsburgh, beloved mother of Thomas; Mrs.

Theresa Brady and the late Agnes Dargnec, Mast of Christian Burial In St. Philip Church Mon. at 10: am. Donations may be sent to the American Cancer Soc. wicklev.

Robert M. Clark of GRAVES Mt. Royal Cemetery. 381-7553. BfaoenTon, ne, j.

Lcuna-a On Frl, April 1979, Anna M. of Shalel sister of i.