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Jim 001 Death Notices Pittsburgh Press, 13, 1975 QJJ LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS ABBE On Fridov. Aorl! 11, 1975, Corntllo oqe 1 voars, at Carrmchne), mottifr of Charles Vencill of Cormichoel. Robert Abbe of Conn, and Walter Abbe III of NC; four orondcntidren. Services 2 p. Monday at the Carmichael Presbyterian Church.

Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery, Utica. New York. Memorials are referred to the American Red Cross, Member of Twentieth Century Club for 45 years, Enoch Club and Shadvside Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh. rift 1 J-i 7m ft .9 i if Vtf 4k, I i 1 ''4i Josephinz Baker, as star of French music haffs, is shown in one of her Singer Josephine Baker Mourned 4. A -UPI Telephoto performances.

Paris and My Own Country," in throaty French. After the gala, Josephine kept right on starring at a glistening dinner party that went on until 3:30 a. m. Wednesday. She collapsed the following day.

She remarked recently, "the day I no longer go onstage wiil be the day I die." Girl Bus Victim Services Slated Services for Diane Lynn Jack, the 8-year-old Wilkinsburg girl killed as the result of an accident aboard a Port Authority Transit (PAT) bus Friday, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Wilcox-Fitzger-ald Funeral Home, Rebecca and Center streets, Wilkinsburg. The girl put her head out of a window to wave goodby to some friends when the bus rounded a corner and an utility pole struck the girl in the face. Diane, of 2 3 27 McNary died during surgery at Columbia Hospital following accident at Graham Boulevard and Laketon Road, Wilkinsburg. is survived by mother, Barbara C.

Jack, and a brother, Robert W. Jack II. Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery Croix de Guerre and Resistance Medal for her dangerous work for French intelligence during World War II. And she kept coming out of retirement to raise money for the home in the French countryside she set up for orphans of all races and countries. Triumphant Moment On Tuesday, just two days before her collapse, in one of her most triumphant moments, she celebrated the 50th year of her career with a gala performance of "Josephine." There were tears in her eyes and those of the audience as she sang her theme song, "I Have Two Loves, State Of To Meet In May Press State Wire SEVEN SPRINGS The State Council of the Knights of Columbus will hold its 77th annual meeting here May 3 to 6.

Highlight of the weekend will be a solemn pontifical high mass with Greensburg Catholic Bishop William G. Connare as principal celebrant. Elmer Von Feldt, editor of the Knights' Columbia Magazine, will speak at a banquet Sunday evening and a ball is slated Monday night, May 5. Hosts will be the Father John T. Burns Council 948 in Connellsville.

said the cause of her death was a cerebral hemorrhage. Friends said that although she had suffered two heart-attacks in recent years, she had undergone a strenuous weight reducing program for her latest show. The performance was a smash hit, loved by the critics as well as the public. The daily France-Soir exclaimed, "Her youthfulness is stunning her slenderness, her allure, her melodious voice, her way of moving about and looking great whatever she's wearing." In Paris Revue Miss Baker was wearing nothing but a bunch of bananas around her waist when she first stunned Paris in all-black American troupe, "Blackbird Revue," at the Champs-Elys-ees Theater in 1925. She was the star of the Folies-Bergere and the Casino de Paris in the 1920s and 1930s.

Miss Baker, born in poverty, left her hometown of St. Louis with a dance troupe at the age of 15 and performed at Music Hall and the Plantation Club in Harlem. Turned down by Broadway because she was "too ugly," she went to France and became an instant success. She became a French citizen in 1937. Her gallantry went beyond the footlights.

She won the PARIS (UPI) The best-loved American in Paris was mourned today in death that rang down the curtain on a 50-year career as queen of French music halls. Josephine Baker, American-born singer and dancer, died yesterday at 69 in the midst of a triumphant comeback. Got Rave Reviews Miss Baker collapsed Thursday a few hours before she was to go onstage in her latest hit, "Josephine," which opened to rave reviews March 24 and was sold out three weeks in advance. She lost consciousness Friday afternoon and died yesterday. The Salpetriere Hospital Deaths Elsewhere Mrs.

Cecilia Concely, 57, formerly of the North Side, in Hollywood, Fla. Richard D. Mathewson, 69, formerly of Pittsburgh engaged in educational publishing, in Hyannis, Mass. Mrs. Alma E.

Stafford, 87, a resident of the Emsworth-Ben Avon area until 12 years ago, in Fort Myers, Fla. Harry L. Parker, a former Mt. Lebanon resident and president of Bushnell Machinery Co. from 1946 to 1970, in Sun City, Ariz.

William Billos, 61, a former Pittsburgh resident and employe of the Minnesota-based Donaldson Co. Mayjac Division in Sharpsburg, in Tulsa, Okla. Abbe, Cornelia C. Berilla, Michael A. Bertolina, Katherine Bibbens, Calvin V.

Cadman, William J. Carothers, Dora D. Clayton, Maude D. Clowes, Allen M. Crummie, Earl S.

Jr. Denitto, Violet Dozer, Corinne E. Eberhart, Dora Gogley, Ethel B. Griffin, Beatrice Hahn, Frank H. Hammond, Helen Harding, Ann Harkins, Mary Hertzig, Magdalena Hirsch, Edna Jack, Diane Lynn Kielar, Anna Kline, John W.

Lazich, Gary J. Lipscomb, Annie H. Maerkle, Veronica, M. Mangola, Domenica Maze, Russell Millen, James Momper, Loretta Myers, Roland T. Nellaway, Stella A.

Premick, Joseph Prior, Louis J. Ramsey, Myrtle Reif, Harold O. Rentel, Katherine Roach, Rev. Clement A. Rohde, Carrie M.

Rothermel, John Scheuerle, Andrew Shogren, Paul W. Stephens, Evelyn Taiber, Fred (Fritz) Thomas, Robert Urban, Joseph Wise, Anna Marie 001 Death Notices DUFOL'R On April 10, 1975, Josephine Souffront of Sturgeon, wife of Joseph E. Dufour, mother of Emlle J. and Elva Skacan; sister of Alex, Henry, William and August Souffront; also survived by five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends received 7 9 p.m.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Sat. Sun. at the WM. D.

ROGERS FUNERAL HOME, McDonald, Pa. Services on Monday at 1 p.m. DURICK On Friday, Aorll 11, 1975, Mary Ann of New Kensington, formerly of No. Bessemer, wife of John Durlck; daughter of Joseoh Kozus-k mother of Gene Durlck of Plum Boro. and William Durlck of Leechburg, sister Mrs.

Michael (Agnes) Lesko, Mrs Charles (Frances) Dasda, Mrs. Daniel (Emma) Bugle, Mrs. Michael (Reglna) Molchom, Joseph, Albert ond Matthew Kozusko; 4 grandchildren. Friends received ot the PAUL R. ELKIN FUNERV HOME, 2300 Leechburg No.

Bessemer, Penn Hills. Funeral Monday at 9:00 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection from John the Baptist Church of Unity at 10:00 a.m. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 o.m.

EBERHART Dora wife of the late Oscar R. Eberhart; mother of Vernon grandmother of Relmer L. ond Robert also survived by three greot grandchildren. Family will receive friends lor memoriol services, Monday, 11 a. m.

at the DENNIS W. SECKINGER FUNERAL HOME, 150 S. Neglev East End. EVERSMAN Elmer on Aorll 10, 1975; beloved husband of Katherine J. (Kav); father of Elmer R.

ond Nancy Zvwiolek of Merrlt Island, also survived bv three grandchildren. Friends received 10 d. m. to 10 p. m.

at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, R. F. Winter, 4730 Friendship Ave. Services on Monday at 1:30 p. m.

FLORA (Butch) Rose on Friday, April 11, 1975, of Oakland, beloved 'vlfe of John C. I Bold v); mother of Mrs. F-ances Triolo, Mrs. Dorothy Felton, Theodore John also survived bv 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Julia Buccl and Mose Butch.

Friends received In the JOHN N. ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME, 3447 Dowson St. at Semple. Funeral on Mondov morning at 9:30. Funeral Mass in St.

Regis Church at 10 o'clock. Visitation with fomily 2-4 ond 7-9 p.m. FLYNN Anna Maher (formerly of a k-land), on Friday, Aoril 11, 1975; beloved mother of Eleanor Barry and June Sluk; sister of Mary Karl; olso survived bv five grandchildren ond six great-grandchildren. Friends mav call at the FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, 1065 Brookllne where a Blessing service will be held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.

(Family hours 2-4 7-9.) FORD On Friday, Aorll 11, 1975, Marv Duff Ford R.N.; beloved wife of the late Samuel W. Ford; sister of Modellne Calthaml, of and Clara Durkee, of Chicago; also survived bv six sisters In Newfoundland. Funeral from Me-CABE BROTHERS, FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadvside, on Monday, April 14. ot 9 0. m.

Moss of Chrlstlon Burlol ot St. Paul's Cathedral ot 10 a. m. Vlsitotions with the famil" 7-9 p. m.

on Saturday and Sunday. GAITANIELLA Carmella, on April 10, 1975, beloved wife of the late Luigl Galtonlella; mother of Daniel, Mauro, Tony, Louise, Lucy Svoboda, Mary Parl-so, Nancy Tocco and Millie Moore; also fifteen grand and three greatgrandchildren. Friends received at MORASCO FUNERAL HOME, 9406 Frankstown Rood, Penn Hills. Funeral on Monday at 9 a.m., with mass of christian burial In Mother of Good Council Church at 10 a.m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

GARCIA Elizabeth, on April 11, 1975, ot Dundaik, Maryland, formerly of Hazelwood; wife of Refugio Garcia; mother of Ralph Garcia, Mrs. Hermallnda Barton, Mrs. Rosalia Torres, Mrs. Madgelena Noll and Mrs. Grace McDonald; II grandchildren ond one great-grandchild.

Friends received at the DUDA FUNERAL HOME, 7922 Wise Dundaik, Maryland. GOGLEY Mrs. Ethel 92, formerly of Pittsburgh, on Saturday, at the home of daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Del Boca, of Harrisburg; Also surviving are doughter, Mrs. Edna Hunter of Alexandria, Virginia; Brother, Paul Bickerton of Clairton, Three granddaughters and two a s.

Graveside services on Tuesday at 11 AM In the Homewood Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Allegheny Christian and Missionary Church or the Allegheny County WCTU. GOODMAN On Thursddv, Aorll 10, 1975, Sidney beloved brother of Mrs. David (Esther) Protas of New York, Mrs. William (Lala) Cohen of Pittsburgh, Edgar L.

of Monroeville, Neol R. of New Haven, and Stanley H. Goodman of Syracuse, New York; also survived by nieces and nephews. Services at the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sa.

Hill (opp. Morrowfield on Suday at 11 o.m. Interment B'Nal Israel Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to services. GRIFFIN Miss Beatrice, aged 67, on Friday, April 11, 1975, retired from Medical Records Dept.

of Mercy Hospital; sister of Richard A. Friends ore being received at STRIFFLERS of White Oak, 1100 Lincoln Way. Services Monday 10 a. St. Peter's Church, McKeesport.

Interment new St. Joseph Cemetery. GROESCH Of Azalea Whitehall, en Friday, April 11, 1975, Gilbert In Obituaries Ex-Pastor At St. Ann's Dies At 74 Father Roach Served Millvale Parish 16 Years Other obituaries, Page C-28. The Clement A.

Roach, C.S.S.P., long-time pastor of St. Ann's Church in Millvale, died Friday at Vin-centian Home, North Hills. Father Roach, 74, a Holy Ghost priest, served St. Ann's parish between 1958 and 1974 when he became pastor emeritus. Previously he had served Holy Ghost churches in Philadelphia, Arkansas and Louisiana.

A native of New York City, Father Roach was ordained Aug. 28, 1926, after finishing Ferndale Seminary on Long Island. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews. Friends will be received from noon to 9 p.m. today at Sperling Funeral Home, 123 North Millvale.

The body will be moved to Ann's Church at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow when visitations will be until 9 p.m. Divine Office at 10 a.m. Tuesday will precede a con-celebrated funeral mass at St. Ann's, located on Lincoln Avenue, with the Rev.

Robert N. Roach, C.S.S.P., a nephew, as the principal concelebrant. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Sharps-burg. Mrs.

Ethel B. Gogley Mrs. Ethel B. Gogley of Pittsburgh died yesterday in home of her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Del Boca in Harrisburg.

Mrs. Gogley, 92, had been living at her daughter's home since becoming ill some time ago. She was a member of the Allegheny County Christian and Missionary Alliance Church; the Allegheny County Women's Christian Temperance Union, and the Ameri-can Rescue Mission of Pittsburgh. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Del Boca, are a daugh-t Mrs.

Edna Hunter of Alexandria, a brother, Paul Bickerton of Clairton; three granddaughters and two great-grandsons. Graveside services will be at 11 a. m. Tuesday in Home-wood Cemetery, Homewood Allen Clowes Allen M. "Barney" Clowes, long-time Springdale funeral director, died yesterday in Citizen's General Hospital, New Kensington.

Mr. Clowes, 62, of 801 Pittsburgh Springdale, was a lifelong resident of the borough. He was the third generation of his family in the business and was a partner in the Clowes-Jarvie Funeral Home. He also was a member of the first graduating class (1940) of the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science and was a member of the Allegheny County, Pennsylvania and National Funeral Directors associations. Mr.

Clowes was a lifetime member of the Springdale Volunteer Fire Department and a member of the board of Springdale Public Library and Springdale United Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Stella Rusek Clowes, and a sister, Mrs. Marion Walzer of Springdale. Friends are being received today and tomorrow at the Clowes-Jarvie Funeral Home, 8 0 1 Pittsburgh Spring-dale, where services will be held at 11 a.m.

Tuesday. Burial will be in Springdale Cemetery. The asks memorial contributions be made to the Springdale Public Library. Maud Clayton Maud Clayton, 88, a retired Pittsburgh teacher, died yesterday in the United Presbyterian Home for the Aged, 306 Penn Wilkinsburg. She retired from Langley High School after 50 years of service.

A New York University graduate, she was a member of the Pittsburgh Teachers Association, Pennsylvania State Education Association, National Education Association and the Pittsburgh Nature Club. Surviving are a brother, Charles and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call today at the United Presbyterian Mome, where services will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in United Cemetery, Ross Twp.

Accettulla, Audrey (nee Johnson) Andre, Anna G. Artman, J. Robert Behr, Mary A. Bernarding, Sr. M.

Celeste O.S.F. Bittner, Gary W. Bubno, Daniel Michael Creedon, Jewel Decanini, Eugenio Dufour, Josephine Souffrant Durick, Mary Ann Eversman, Elmer J. Flora (Butch Rose A. Flynn, Anna Maher Ford, Mary Gaitaniella, Carmella Garcia, Elizabeth Goodman, Sidney Groesch, Gilbert A.

Habay, Cecelia Harris, A. Harry Hatch, Walter Essex Herrmann, Mary A. Iseman, Anne Kane Ivol, Robert L. Jacobs, Helen Kerr, Gladys Fleming Klingenberg, Marie M. Leitner, Rosella Weber Limbacher, Sara K.

Lukaszewicz, Dorothy Steinmetz McMillin, Thomas R. Nucci, R. Charles M.D. O'Connor, Clara J. Palmer, Nicola (Nick) Papa, Rafaelle Parrish, Chester W.

Petti, Grace L. Pettigrew, Fred A. Raczkowski (Rock), Walter Rajchel, Stanley Reinhard, Katherine T. Renk, August J. Ruddell, Mrs.

Rose C. Harrington Rygiel BikowskI Schaefer, Dorothy Schultise Shields, Francis E. Spencer, Ida Laverty Sprague, Edna C. Stufft, Robert J. Sullivan, William A.

Vajda (Vayda), Stephen Vecenie, John J. Ward, Edith Schoetz Watson, Arthur H. Wetzel, Andrew J. Wilhelm, Jacob Williams, Jessie 001 Death Notices yeor; beloved husband of Florence Ruffing Groesch; fother of Nancv Voloick, Robert, John, James and Gilbert Groesch, brother of Amelia Weltz and Edward Groesch; also two grondchil-dren. Friends received at the HOWARD A.

FARNSWORTH FU-' NERAL HOME, 425 Browns- ville Mt. Oliver. Funeral on) Monday at 9 a. m. Liturgy In St.

Gabriel's Church ot 10 a. m. HABAY Cecelia Bobnlch, on Friday, April 11, 1975, of Sharpsburg; wife of the1 late Charles Habay beloved mother of Mary Peruzzl, Julie I McCoy, Nancy Bonnie, Helen McE-! Ihinney, Charles John, Hqrry, Sieve and Joseph Habey1 and the late George and Mlkt Habav; 36 grandchildren ord 14 1 great-grandchildren. Friends may I call at the NEVIL E. FRANK FUNERAL HOME, 1314 Middle Sharpsburg, where services will be held on Monday morning af 11:30.

i Burial Deer Creek Cemetery. HAHN Frank of Brookllne, on Satur-i day, Aorll 12, 1975, husbond of tht. late Goldie E. Adams Hahn; fother of Charles Robert S. and Kenneth R.

Hahn; brother of Elvie' Umberger, Iva Wagner, Fred, Rubin, Raymond, Birl, the late Roy, Willard, Howard ond, James W. Hahn; also survived by! 10 grandchildren 4 great grand- children. Friends may call at the FRANK F. DEBOR FUNERAL! HOME, 106 5 Brookllne where services will be held on' Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 (Family hours 1-4 and 7-9). I HAMMOND I Helen, on Saturday, Aorll of 1417 Coal wife of Ben-1 lomln F.

Hammond; mother of Gerald Brown, Patricia Dennis Brown, Gregory, Jeffrey ond; Barry Hammond; tlree qrandchlld-l ren; daughter of Nathaniel Ander-J son; sister of Doris Oden. Frlendj; will be received beginning at 7 o.m. Sunday evening at the FRED- ERICK FUNERAL HOME, 6051 Brushton where services Willi be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. HARDING On Frldoy, Aorll 11, 1975. Anna Carlln, oged 91, of Bentlev-I ville, formerly of Homestead; be- oved mother of Wlnlfleld of BenM levville, Russell of Whitehall, and 1 Wilbert of West Mifflin; olso six' grandchildren, 12 oreot-grandchll-' dren and one great-great-grand doughter; olso several nieces.

The family will receive friend 12-4 ond 7-9 o. Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Moln St. (Homestead Pork) Mun-holl.

Services on Tuesday at 11 a. m. HARKLNS I On Saturday, Marv E. Gllmore i Horkins, of Irwin, formerly of Boston, wife of John moth- er of Ruby L. Exton, Dolly Olson; grandmother of Shoron Pettlt, Sol- lv McBride and Rick Olson; I great-! grandchild; sister of Charles Gil- more, Alice M.

Robertson and Ruby Rollings; aunt of Dr. How- ord C. Robertson. Friends re- ceived at WILLIAM N. SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, Irwin, beginning 7:00 p.m.

Sunday. Servlce Tuesday, 1:00 p.m. HARRIS On Aorll 11, 1975, A. Horrvi beloved father of Mrs. Edwin (Elinor) Goodman, David M.

Har- ris ond the late Edwin Harris; brother of Mrs. Max (S.iroh) Hoff-i ner, Mrs. Harry (Lena) Weiner ond Henry Harris oil of olsc 10 -grandchildren ond two great-grand-Tt children. Services at the BURION i L. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray Sa.

Hill (Opp. Morrowfield on ot 2:45 p.m. Inter- I ment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Visl- I totion one hour prior to services. HATCH On Aorll 9, 1975, Walter I Essex Hatch, beloved husband of Phoebe Nock Hatch; father of Mrs.

Theodore Engstrom of Fla. and I Wvnwood, Pa Walter G. Hatch I of Cal. and the late Dorothy Brass- i nell; also survived by four grand- i children. Friends may call ot H.

1 SAMPSON, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), 7- p.m. and 2-4 7-9 p.m., I where services will be held Mon- day morning at 11 o'clock. Inter- 1 ment Smithfleld Cemetery. Contrl- butlons in memory of Mr.

Hatch may be made to the First Church I of Christ, Scientist, Clyde Pgh. HERRMANN Formerly of Carrlck, on April 10, 1975, Mary A. Herrmann; wife of I the late Walter J. Herrmann; mother of William J. of HvnHtvlllK.

Md. and Arthur Herrmann; sister of Irvine W. Miller; grandmother of Janice Smith and Billle Mat Madden; also survived by two great-grandchilren. Friends rece'v-ed Sunday at the RbADSHAW FUNERAL HOME, 1503 Browns-ville where services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. Formerly a member of Concord Presbyterian Church.

HERTZIG Magdalena, on Saturday, April 12, 1975; moftier of Joseoh. Helen Mil. ler, Stella Barnes, Walter, Anthony. Stonlev and John Hertzig; also 13 grandchildren and 13 great-qrand-chlldren. Friends received between the hours of 2-4 ond 7-9 at SPER.

LINO FUNERAL HOME, 409 Cedar North Side. Funeral Mass In St. Marv's Church on Tuet-day, Aorll 15, 1975 at 10 s. m. HIRSCH On Sat.

April 12, 1975, Edna Num. berger of 1508 Superior North Side. Wife of the late Chorlet Hirsch, mother of Edith, Mrs. Groce Oksanen, Mrs. Dorothy Anders and Mrs.

Alberta Dryer and Edward. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Friends received after 7 p.m. Sunday ot the HENRY 1 BETCHER JR. FUNERAL HOME, 633 Callfor.

nia Avalon, where services will bt held on Tues. at II a.m. ACCETTULLA On Thursday, Aorll 10, 1975, Audrey (nee Johnson); beloved wife of William, mother of Williom, Dennis, Linda Boardman and Gary William; sister of Arthur J. Johnson; also three grandchildren. be 'i ot tht MICHAEL F.

DeROSA MORTUARY, Paulson Ave. at Wlnslow where services will be held on Monday ot 1 p.m. Visitation 2-4 and ANDRE On Thursday, Aorll 10, 1975, Anns G. Andre of Stowe wife of the late Oren J. Andre; mother of Mrs Evan (Dorothy) Andrews; sister of Mrs.

Amelia Glessner; greot-orondmother of Donna Andrews. Friends received at the MERVIN C. STOVER FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks, 2-4 ond 7-9 p. Funeral services on Monday ot 11 a. m.

ARTMAX J. Robert, suddenly at N.Y. Cltv, on Aorl 9, 1975, of the South Hills; father of Tracey Artmon; brother of Mrs. Crystal Denryter, Mrs. Anna Marie Santamarta, Jean Artman, Mrs.

Maroaret Hochen-doner, Edward, Raymond, Bernard and Bruce Artmon. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Rd Brentwood Sat. Sun. from 2-4 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Sylvester'! Church at 10 o'clock. BEHR April II, 1975, Mary ot Hampton wife of the late Joseph W.

Behr; mother of Jeanne M. Wilt, Rev. Joseoh A. (C.S.SP.), George Robert Francis C. ond the late Mary E.

Behr; sister of Anna Schrafl Behr; also 14 grandchildren. Visitations with the fomily Sot. 7-9, Sun. 2-4 7-9 at the ROBERT B. NEELY FUNERAL HOME, 2208 Mt.

Roval Glen-show. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. In St. Mary's Church.

Sharpsburg. BERILLA Michael suddenly on Frldoy, April 11, 1975, of No. Broddock, beloved husbond of Anno; father or Thomas of Adeiphi, Annette Hess of Rockford, Dovld of Western Gunnison, 11 grandchildren; brother of John of N.J., Mary Burlk of Bowers-ville, Andrew of Cleveland, Suson Klkta of Winterhaven, Anna Brennan of Cleveland, 0., Juslina Twark of Rockvllle. Irene Banas of Detroit, and Agnes Berilla of Bowersvllle, O. Friends received at the RAYMOND J.

YUHAS FUNERAL HOME, Moin Franklin Bessemer r-roce, E. Pgh. Mass of Resurrection on Wednesday at 10:00 o. at St. Helen's Church.

BERNARDING On April 10, 1975, Sr. M. Celeste, O.S.F.; sister of Clara C. Pack of Gloucester, N.J.; also survived bv several nieces and nephews. Friends received at the Mt.

Alvernia Motherhouse a I where mass of the Resurrection will be sung on Monday, April 14, at 5 p.m. Arrangements by VERN-ER LUTZ. BERTOLINA (Catherine on April 12, 1975, at Evanston, Illinois, wife of the late Julius Bertolina; mother of Elda Mae Rogan and Lenora Wilson; sister of Jennie Bertolina, John ond Steve Ardisson; also four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Friends received beginning on Sunday at 7 p. at MORASCO FUNERAL HOME, 9406 Frankslown Road, Penn Hills.

Funeral on Monday ot 9 o. with mass of the christian burial In St. John Fisher Church, Churchill Boro, at 10 a. m. BIBBENS Calvin V.

of 837 Francis on April 11, 1975; husband of Mrs. Frances Gibson Bibbens; father of Carol Francine and Calvin son of Van Bibbens; grandson of Mrs. Patsv Lowman; brother of Cleveland Blbbcns and Mrs. Barbara Reid; many other relatives. Friends received ot the CHARLES FUNERAL HOME, 2516 Bedford where services will be held on Tuesday at 1 D.

m. BITTNER Gary on Aorll 11; beloved son of Dorothy Marie Gaston Bitt-ner; brother of Debra, John, ana Don; grandson of Lovn and Violet Brickell Gaston and John Blttner. Friends mav call at MAURICE L. KNEE, Center at South, Wilk. (parking on premises).

Mass of Christian Burial In St. James Catholic Church on Monday at 10 a.m. Family hours 2-4 7-9. BUBNO On Thursday, Aorll 10, 1975, Daniel Michael of 317 Thomas Bridge-ville, (Scott husbond of LaVerne Bubno; father of Donna Lee Butts, Ruth Ann Zompini, Daniel E. Bubno; brother of Ervin Bubno; four grandchildren.

Visiting hours from 12 noon to 9 a however, friends will be personally received by the family from 3-5 and 17-9 p.m or he SAM-UEL B. FRYER FUNERAL HOME, 7 2 9 Washington Bridgeville, where services will bt held on Monday at 1 p.m. CADMAN On April 12, 1975, William J. of 3912 Center Munhall, beloved husband of Marie, father of Mrs. Ruth McCartin, William, Irwin and John Cadman.

Brother of Mrs. Jane Lloyd, Mrs. Mvrtle Glfford, Thomas, James ond Charles Cadman. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Family will receive friends 2-4 ond 7-9 om.

ot the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main (Homestead Park) Munhall. Services on Tues. at 2 pm. CAROTHERS On Sot. April 12, 1975, Dora D.

formerly ot Turtle Creek, beloved wife of Phielding beloved mother of Mrs. Roberta Penrod, also 3 grandchildren and 7 great-grond-chlldren. Sister of Mrs. Mae Pas-mas. Friends will be received at the JOHN L.

QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th Airbrake Turtle Creek, where services will be held Tues. at 1:30 o.m. Family visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. CLAYTON Maude on April 11. 1975, sister of Charles N.

Clayton Friends mov call at the UNITED PRESBYTERIAN HOME, Penn and Trenton Wilkinsburg. Service Monday at 1:30 o. m. CLOWES On Saturday, Aorll 12, 1975, Allen M. (Barney), husbond of Stella Rusek; brother of Mrs.

William (Marion) Walzer. Friends are being received at the CLOWES-JARVIE FUNERAL HOME, 801 Pittsburgh Springdale, where services will be held ot 11 a.m., Tuesday. The family hos suggested memorial contributions mav be made to the Springdale Public Library. CREEDON Jewel Creedon, of N. on Thursday, Aorll 10, 1975, beloved aunt of Adeline Kennedy and Carol Landa.

Survived olso bv other nieces ond nephews. The family will receive visitors 2-4 7-9 p. ot the HOME OF WILLIAM F. O'BRIEN, 3724 Collfornia at Coooer N.S. Funeral moss In St.

Francis Xaviers Church, Monday at 10 a. m. CRUMMIE At San Francisco, on Friday, Aoril 11, 1975, Earl S. beloved son of Earl s. and Jane Schmltt Crummle of Bellevue; brother of Mrs.

Carole Gnlodek of McKees Racks, Mary Jane, Ber-nice, Thomas and Jovce Crum-mie, all of Bellevue. Friends received on Sunday evening 7-9, on Monday 2-4 and 7-9, In the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 California Avalon (N. Boros). Funeral Mass In the Assumption Church on Tuesdov at 12 o'clock noon.

Memorials may be mode to the Heart Fund. DECANINI On Aorll 11, 1975, Eugenie of Merrimac husband of Ceslra Farulli; fother of Harry, Leo, Dante, Mrs. Emily Elliott, John and Eugene Decaninl also survived by 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends received at the ALBERT J. BRUSCO FUNERAL HOME, 214 Virginia Mt.

Wash. Funeral Moss at St. Marv of the Mount Church on Mon. at 10 a. m.

Family visitations 2-4 7-9 p. m. DENITTO On Friday, Aorll 1). 1975, Violet Miller, formerly of Wilmerding; beloved mother of Dovvld; olso two grandchildren; brother of Francis A. Miller.

Funeral from the JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 11th and Airbrake Turtle Creek. Mass of Christian burial in St. Coleman's Church. Tuesday at 10 o.

m. Family visiting hours from 2-4 and A9 D. m. DOZER On Friday, Aorll 11, 1975, Corlnne Doier of Tavlor Pltcalrn; wife of the late Rev. Charles E.

Dozer; mother of Mildred Framp-ton of Arizona, Corinne (Betty) Walker of Pltcalrn and Dr. Reginald E. Dozer of Washington, also survived by six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Friends received at the WM. O.

PEARCE FUNERAL HOME, 318 Woll Pltcairn. Services Monday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Pltcairn, at 11 a. m. The family requests contributions be made to St.

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