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WANT ADS ill- PERSONAL SPOTS before your eyes on your new carpet? Remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1. PT University Park Plaza. llx OBITUARIES REPAIRS and refinishing of furniture, caning. Association For The Blind, 31 S.

10th. Indiana. Ph. 465-5549. tfx SEWING machine service and repairs, all makes.

Ph. 4655526. Free pick up and delivery. Simplicity Sewing Center, Ford City, tfx THANKS I wish to thank each and ev- MRS. ANNA T.

RANKIN, 81, of Wheaton, died Friday, July 11, 1969, at 4:15 a.m. A daughter of Rev. John M. and Anna Walz Wetzler, she was born Sept. 14, 1887.

Her father was the former minister of the Brick Church (Lutheran) in Armstrong County. She was the wife of Ralph C. Rankin, who preceded her in death, on Dec. 3, 1965. She was a former resident of Elderton and Shelocta R.D.

1. Mrs. Rankin was a member of the Mt. Union Lutheran Church. Surviving are a daughter: Mrs.

Earl (Jean) Stitt, Wheaton, two granddaughters; sister and a brother: Mrs. Ada Kimkel, Selinsgrove; Rev. Paul Wetzler, Minneapolis, Minn. Friends will be received at the Clark Funeral Home, Elderton, today from 7-9 p.m. and Sunday from 12 noon until 9 p.m.

and Monday at the Mt. Union Church from 1-2 p.m. where services tfrs. Alice Rainey, Norvelt; his wife, Minnie Cribbs Haggef- Reuben, Blairsville; and several ty. ieces and nephews.

i Friends will be received at Family will receive friends at the Donald S. Bowser Funeral he Ferguson and Son Plumville, Sunday and Home, Blairsville, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. rom 7-9 p.m. and Sunday from (where services will be held noon until 4 and 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Monday at :30 p.m.

with the Rev. John C. Cogley, officiating. Interment rill be made in the Blairsville lemetery. 23.

PENNY Carnival, for Heart Association to be held at 531 Chestnut June 12-13. IflxK Family History is in the final eryone who helped to support jn be held at 2 p.m. with the me in running for queen for the Rev, Edward P. Balint, officiat- Marion Center Centennial. It ing.

Interment will be made in was a pleasure and an honor to the Brick Church Cemetery, be a part of it. Thank you again. Diane Thompson lOxT BLANE L. CONNER, 67, died Saturday, July 12, 1969, at his home in Apollo R.D. 3, i i Twp.

Born in Dixonville on April 2, 1902, he was a son of Mathew and Myrtle Black Conner. He was a member of the Firs' United Methodist Church of 'Apollo and was a retired em Stages. Copies ploye of the Vandergrift plant of U.S. Steel. Mr.

and Mrs. Conner celebrat ed their 45th wedding anniver sary on July 3. Surviving are his wife, Alver da Bash Conner; four daugh ters: Mrs. Clyde (Myrtle) Bow man, Vandergrift; Mrs. Jack (Doris Gene) Davis, Apollo D.

Mrs. Ronald (Joyce Ann Held, Apollo, Star Route; Mrs George (Linda) Fleeger, Vander grift; two sisters and one broth er: Mrs. Hulda Stevenson, Ve rona; Mrs. Ella Gontner, Van dergrift; John Conner, Apollo available October 1969. Von Hamilton, Box 936, Park City, Utah.

84060. 13xH CARNIVAL rides for all occasions such as firemens celebrations, ladies aux. celebrations, Legion celebrations, church picnics, etc. Ph. now 814 948-9642.

13xS ANNUAL Buterbaugh reunion, Aug. 3, at Blose Park, Hillsdale-Gipsy road. Descendants of Noah Buterbaugh For further transportation relatives cordially invited. information and Ph. Noble Buterbaugh 254-2038, Lemuel Buterbaugh 254-4656.

10 24. LEGAL NOTICES GEORGE PRUSAK, 78, died at his home Friday, July II, 1969. Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dr.

Clinton S. Hildebranyd officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana. MRS. JOSEPHINE ANDERSON, 97, of 1250 Washington of Indiana, died Saturday, July 12, on 1969, at her late home.

A daughter of John and Anna Born in Philipsburg on Feb. Succop Slensky she was 6, 1891, he was a son of George Jan. 1, 1872, at Hazelton. born and Mary Varnek Prusak. He had resided in Clymer since 1924 where he was a mem- Mrs.

Anderson was a former resident of Unity in Allegheny County, where she was a member of St. Anthony's Romancer of the Plum Creek United Catholic Church and UMWA Lo- Presbyterian Church. ca Surviving are two sons: Thp- Surviving are his wife, Anna mas Anderson, Indiana; Potochick Prusak; the followingj James W. (Buster) Anderson of Marie, Ann, Michael, John, Bernard, Betty and Carl, Universal; nine grandchildren; 17 great grandchildren; and all of Cleveland, Ohio; Thomas, a sis ter, Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Allen Park, William, Arington, Mrs.

Irene Krupsky, Long Beach, Helen, at home; two sisters and two Drothers: Mrs. Zurenko Toledo, Ohio. She was preceded in death by her husband, James W. Anderson in 1911. Friends will be received from and Mrs.

Helen Gaydosh, both 7 this evening at the of Spangler; Michael and John, Europe; 17 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Richard T. Bell Funeral Home, Indiana and from 2-4 and 7 to jp.m. Sunday at the Paul Elkin Friends will be received at Funeral Home, 2300 Leechburg the Bence Funeral Home, Cly- Road Penn Hills, Pittsburgh, mer, after 7 p.m. today and on where services will be conduct- Sunday from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.l ed at 2 p.m.

Monday. Rev. John Requiem Mass will be offered 'C. Little will officiate and inter- in St. Anthony's Church, Clymer, 'ment will follow in Plum Creek on Monday at 10 a.m.

with the Cemetery at New Texas, Alle- Rev.Fr. Bernard Borgogno, the gheny County. REV. THEODORE HALENDA, 18, 208 Southward Drive, Moon died Friday, July 11, 1969, at Sewickley Valley Hospital. Born in Ukrania, he graduated from Western Theological Sem- celebrant.

Interment will be in the church cemetery. Parish Rosary will be recited in the funeral home at 8 p.m. today. CLAIR RUSSELL, 77, Stifflertown, Cherry Tree R. D.

1, died unexpectedly at 9:20 a.m. Thursday, July 10, 1969, at Miners Hospital, Spangler. Friends are being received from 3 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. today at the Melvin C. Gwin Fu- 111 Of BklCfc OCCUprtl Incjiana Evening Gazette, Saturday, July 12, Injunction Bans Protest In Phila.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) A group of white civil rights protesters, supporting black occupation of a Philadelphia Methodist church, abandoned a demonstration in face of an injunction Friday. Twenty-one members of People for Human Rights gave up day-long occupation of United Methodist headquarters after church officials obtained an injunction ordering them out. Jerry Fenton, a PHR member said protesters decided leaveo advice from blacks whom they were supporting. Meanwhile, eight clergymen arrested Thursday on contempt charges for refusing court direction to vacate Cookman Memorial Methodist Church, were released in custody of their attorneys. They hearing on day.

are the scheduled for charges Tues Homer City; Trina Elizabeth! Mr. and Mrs. Irvin TantHn- Houck, R. D. 3, Indiana.

PUNXSUTAWNEY Discharges Mrs. John Solley Jr. and baby boy, Commodore; Frank Alabran, Smicksburg. JOHNSTOWN Births Mr. and Mrs.

William Talbott, a step-brother, Vivian (R Home, Cherry Tree, where NOTICE "The Apollo-Ridge School District is soliciting bids on the following: 1. Typewriters 2. Desks 3. Chairs 4. Adding Machines 6.

Resurfacing of parking Sr. High Plant 6. Cleaning Typewriters Base, bids and specifications are available at the Administration office, 239 First Street, Apollo, Due a 61 Ju1y 18. 1969 at 4 P.M. Thp Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.

APOLLO-RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT (Mrs.) Hazel 13. Hartman Manager Dubbs, New Kensington; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a number of nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Blane Jr. Friends are being received in the Harold B. Heckman Funeral 274 Franklin Vandergrift, on Sunday from 12-4 and 7-10 p.m.

and Monday from 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. where services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 NOTICE: All legal advertisements must be in Gazette office two (2) days prior to publication. tf Real Estate Transfers services will be held at 2 p.m Sunday. Rev. John Stebbins, pastor of Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Burnside will officiate.

Interment will be made in Citizens Cemetery, Cherry Tree. PATRICK HAGGERTY, 78, of Indiana R. D. 2, died Friday, July 11, 1969, at the Indiana Hospital. Born July 21, 1890, in Sports- Seven Negro and one white ministers moved into the North Philadelphia church Thursday in support of action by some 100 blacks who had seized the building July 3.

The blacks, members of the Black Economic Development Conference and a local community council, occupied the church for one week and opened its basement recreation area to Negro children. Organizers said they took over the building to open its facilities to the neighborhod. A recreation program at Cookman had been scrapped in January for lack of funds. Leaders of the dissidents who inary in 1912 and spent a few had occupied the church for years in McKees Rocks. Theni sev en days charged at a press District Hospital Register INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for July 11 Mr.and Mrs.

William L. Clawson R. D. 2, Blairsville, boy; Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Dodson, 295 Debbie Indiana, girl; Mr. and Mrs. James E. Adamson, 23 Walcott Clymer, girl. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Roberts, 1139 S. 6th. Indiana, boy; Mr. and Mrs.

Neal G. Ryen, R. D. 1, Rochester Mills, girl; Mr. and Mrs.

Louis C. Kauffman 36 N. Carpenter Indiana, girl. Admissions for July 11 John Joseph Befnar, Box 238, Saltsburg; Mrs. Kathryn Ann Kessler, R.

D. 1, Indiana; Samuel H. Lyons, 246 S. 7th. Indiana; Mrs.

Nancy A. Johnston, R. D. 2, Brookville. Mrs.

Mary Mucha, Box 54, Lu- cernemines; Harry E. Smeltzer, Elderton; Mrs. Minnie V. Buzzinotti, 462 S. Liberty Blairsville; Mrs.

Edith E. (Beth) Duchon, 171 West Ranson Blairsville. Mrs. Violet P. Adams, R.

D. 3, Indiana; John A. Allenbaugh, 101 Scotland Punxsutawney; John H. Ellis, R. D.

4, East Josephine, Hospital). girl, July 11, (Lee ger, Bolivar R.D. 1, girl. Admitted Margaret Galo, Avonmort R. D.

Judith Hamilton, Saltsburg R. D. Betty Blxler, Blairsville; Amato BufaHnl, Saltsburg; Robert Mullen, Black Lick, Discharges Jack R. Street, Avonmore; Norman Long, Black Lick; Wll- ma Johnston, Blairsville R.D. 2.

LATROBE Births Regret was the only filly ever to win the Kentucky Derby, In 1915. p.m. with the Rev. George Pro- burg. he was a son of Andrew vance, officiating.

Interment Adeline Long Haggerty. be made in the Riverview Cemetery, Apollo. transferred to Connecticut Valley Presbytery until retirement in 1959. He is survived by his wife, Josephine Hodan Halenda; three children: Mrs. Helen Godell of Williamsport; Theodore D.

Halenda and Benjamin Halenda of Hartford, three stepchildren: Dr. Frank J. Hodan, Kennedy Dr. John T. Hodan of Indiana; Daniel M.

Hodan of Moon one sister, Mrs. Mary Horak, Syracuse, N.Y.; 17 grandchildren and one a t- grandson. Friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today and Sunday at Copland Funeral Home in Coraopolis, where services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. The A lifelong resident of the Five Points area, Mr.

Haggerty was a retired miner and a member JOHN T. OVERTON, 85, of of the UMWA of Ernest. 2 s. Stewart Blairsville, died Friday, July 11, 1969, at Blairsville. Born in Ardara, on Jan.

Surviving are seven sons and three daughters: George, Creekside; Harry (Bill), NuMine; Walter, i a Ohio; Mrs. 3, 1884, he was a son of i 1- George (Myrtle) Casselman of liam and Anna Maria Reese Rural Valley; Carl and John Overton. He was a reitred employe of the Koppers Coke Philadelphia; a member of the Torrance United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. of Indiana R.

D. Mrs. Frank (Jennie) Brombach, Indiana; Mrs. Tony (Blanche) Pleyo of Odenton, Jack, Hastings; Daniel, serving with the U.S. Navy at Johnsville; 59 COCKTAILS DINING ENTERTAINMENT ART GATTY ON THE CHORDAVOX Wednesday 8:30 to 11:30 P.M.

DON ALLEN QUARTET Fri. Sat. 9:30 to 1:30 A.M. CHUCK WAGON BEEF ROAST BUFFET EVERY WED. ONLY CHICKEN FISH BUFFET EVERY FRI.

COACH-LITE INN RT. 119 E. 22 BLAIRSVILLE FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 459-7191 Calvary Presbyterian Church will officiate and interment will! be in Coraopolis Cemetery, Coraopolis. conference Friday night they had been betrayed by Methodist Bishop J. Gordon Howard.

Sakeem Lumumba and two others said the bishop had promised to drop all charges against the ministers and provide written permission to open the church to the community. Bishop Howard had been contacted by telephone last week while vacationing in Virginia. However, the bishop said Friday in Philadelphia he concurred in action taken to evacuate Cookman church and made no such promises, although he discussed the matter by telephone as indicated. "This was suggested to me as a procedure and I said I would ithink it over," he said. Pike, Indiana; Miss i i 1 Moore, 261 Olive Indiana; William E.

Brewer 346 Chestnut Indiana. Discharges for July 11 Kevin John Melmgrem, R. D. 2, Box 196, Blairsville; Mrs. Minnie D.

Carnahan, 340 Grandview Indiana; Walter C. Smith, 265 S. 7th. Indiana; Mrs. Flora C.

Eicher, 1077 Church Indiana. Edna G. Hill, 1112 Oakland Indiana; Mrs. Doris J. Hicks and infant, R.

D. 1, Marion Center; Mrs. Viola Gett, 551 Fisher Indiana; Mrs. Lois W. Lewis and infant, R.D.

1, Indiana. Mrs. Marguerite M. 347 S. Stewart Blairsville; Mrs.

Patricia D. Isenberg and infant, R. D. 3, Indiana; Douglas Anthony Fox, Pellegrene When Joe Namath was leading the 1960 Beaver Falls High School Tigers to their first unbeaten season in more than 30 years he was called the Hungarian Howitzer by Joe Tronzo sports editor of the Beaver Falls News Tribune. Blanche Holby Overton; wo'grandchildren; 37 great grand- sisters and a brother: rs.

(children. Elizabeth Harold, Youngwood; He was preceded in death by Workers Boycott State Hospital WARREN, Pa. (AP) About 500 workers say they will begin a job boycott of Warren State Hospital by calling in sick Monday to protest what they call legislative inaction on proposed pay raises. Ellen P. Mazza and husband to William J.

Mclntire and others, tracts in Pine $8,000 Raymond M. Neville Jr. and wife to Edmund J. Henkel and wife, tracts in W. Mahoning $4,500 Mary E.

Kresho to Richard L. Jones and wife, lot and frame house in Homer City $16,000 Murray R. Henry and wife to Roger V. Brocious and wife, lots and frame dwelling in Montgomery $15,000 Douglas P. MacMillan and wife to Donald W.

Henry and wife, tract in N. Mahoning $22,000 J. S. Borland and wife to Angeline M. Previte and others, tract and buildings in i $11,500 L.

H. Foehrenbach and wife to Kenneth L. Butterworth and wife, lot in Cherryhill $2,000 Virginia Brilhart to Paul Buterbaugh and wife, tract and buildings in Cherry Tree I $5,000 Minnie L. Walker to David H. Mottorn and wife, tracts in Mar-j ion Center $1,000 William G.

London and wife to Alan Holsinger and others, lot end garage in First Ward, Indiana $5,000 Estate of Mike Demich to Thomas Neilson and wife, lot in Young $1,000 William Van Newkirk and wife to Charles Mears and others, tract in Rayne $8,000 Lois L. Styfurak and husband to Walter D. Rinehart and wife, lot in White $1,200 Charles M. Davis and wife to Robert S. Dole, lot and dwelling in White $30,500 L.

H. Foehrenbach and wife to Howard W. Stiffler and wife, lot in Cherryhill $1,000 Birdavee L. Meyer to James A. Stiffler and wife, lot, frame dwelling In Montgomery $4.500 1 H.

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St. Indiana Phone 463-3522 PUBLIC SALE Wednesday, July 16 7P.M. Myr-Walt Addition Homer City, Pa. ANNOUNCEMENT The Family of the late Donald S. Bowser, Plumville, Pa.

wishes to announce the continued operation of the Donald S. Bowser Funeral Home. To our many friends and residents of this area the Donald S. Bowser Funeral Home will be operated in the same friendly manner as in the past. This 2 story frame home with a full basement and gas fired hot water heat.

The first floor contains living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath. The second floor is the same. The property is presently used as a 2 family unit and it could be used as an investment with the buyer living in one unit and renting the second floor, or renting both units. This home could also be converted to a large lingle family residence. There is a frame garage at the rear and the lot ii 100 ft.

by 150 ft. Plan to inspect Monday evening, July 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. or any other time by appointment. TERMS: $1,000 deposit at time of sale. Balance upon delivery of deed.

(Seller reserves the right to reject any or all bids) OWNERS: Walter E. Kissinger, Sr. Estate Walter E. Kissinger, Jr. Executor CONTACT EITHER: See this Bank for your AUTO LOAN.

PETE STEWART Auctioneer Realtor 463-0715 OR You Are Always Welcome To PARK BANK at any of our Offices. HAMILTON REALTY Realtor 463-3589 The Savings Trust Co. INDIANA INDIAN SPRINGS BRANCH SALTSBURG Members PDIC and Federal Reserve System.