The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 50

THE EVENJNG STANDARD 88-Truckj for Sale rORD-UM P1100 tractor. 5J4 en. lint. Pully equipped. Ready to so to work.

(No. TOR). l()OOW Motor fi-n i St. Phone OK 8-5511. TORD-UM tractor.

T.ndera nailer. QK 8-1777. TOBD-1855 K750. New motor. Rea-' Mnable.

OE 1-SHS. 1NTESNATIONAL-19M 8IM8Z, 100 Inch cab ind ebueu. YZ landdn. Excellent condition. Keystone Motor 124 Wat n.

SI. OE S-J577. Undi-1 3 V- pltte. cab and chtuli, 154" W. rear till.

Kejatone Motor 124 W. Main St. QI 8-8577. INTERNATIONAL-- I3JT VMS tilt tab tractor with deeper. A-i con.

dltlon. V461 engine, llrei Prtwd rlsht. to go. Key. Mone.

Motor Co. 144 w. Main Bt. TRUCK WANTEB-iy, ion. Prefer Huit tit in eood condition.

CBll OE 7-2617 or 7-3111 after a 89--iuii AUTO BIAT COVERS Perfect tit for an Drive In, Inatalled fm. Ilns'a Cover Co. J7 E. Paj- 8l. OE 7-7751.

Qpon i to OSBD-HIW TIBES-Fur pimnger cmn and trucka. shanier Tire 350 C. Main 61 Phone Ol 7-JJ23 fcnd 40. Phone 90--Auto Hire--Geages AUTO AND TRUCK Alto cara lor rent. Rtnt- A-Kar Co.

at 7-2071 or OK 8-1631. ADTOS WANTID-1953-1S81. Win top dollar. Seal Mown. 415 Uam 81 ai 7-2073.

10 an. win bur out- rlghl Pay all balance or trade down. OE S-1XH 94--Public Sales AUCTION" SAUK--Complete Wylle 8. Rltlenhoust. Auctioneer Vandetblll, Pa.

Phone OSborr.r 7-2300 or OE 7-4818. AUCTION Thwrsdar. May 17 at 7:30 I'. ERCI. odd pLecea, glasi u-ear.

an- tlquea. etc. MerrhanciLie void 0:1 coaafgnmeat. Claude Slrlcklei Auctioneer. WAverly 9-5578.

PUBLJO AUCTION SERVICZ-Foi all and sirea ol aalu-wil- Uam Ctez, Auctioneer bnd Salea (UunHd and Bonded). 01 a-KJS. PUBLIC BALK Farm machtnerf, cattle On O. J. Schneider larm.

32S Wuhlngton Plie. Roule 518. 3 miles south Brlrtge- vlUe, Pa, May 76. 10 JO a.m. 33 Kollteln cattle.

33 head purebred Kolateln datrj- T.f). Accredited and Banca Ctrtiried, necenl milk- In! rtcordi: all cilthood vnccl- nated. 20 mlrn coa-j. 1 3 reccr.lly freah and EelliDg optn balance lo freihen May to Dec: 5 bred helfera. due this tall; 1 heller, breetne ase: 7 heijer calvpi, 1 to 9 monlha old.

Very hlgh- produclnj herd. Machinery: International Super tractor, with the following qulck-hUch equipment: plowi, cultivators, corn planter, mower; International tractor: trailer International 50 bsler; International PTO combine: 1936 Ford i ton truck, flat bed: 1354 ton Cherrolet panel Truck; Inicrna. tloual 200 manure disc harrow, spring harrow; aplkp Jiarron-; hay leddtr; grain drill; 1 lime 30 tl. eieTator; Keiv Holland aide rate: -Vea- Holland enslfage cutter; 3 tarai tralleri: Myen iprayer: cultlpacker: soil pulverizer; 32 It extension ladder; Industrial water ump: water pump; 5 bulli uba: air compressor. Chicken equipment: 8 Jamesway electric brooders; I a i elrctrlc brooder; 23 drinking rounu: chlcfc leeders: eps grader.

Utklng equipment: Surge pump and motor: 2 Rite WJIT milkera: 2 Rite Way pursaton: 55 gal. electric hot water healer: 220 volt eleclrtc water heater; gal. mtitc cans: 200 gal. tank: 3--5 pM cans; stralntrs; 17 drinking cups Some hay. straw, grain.

Lur.ch aen'ed at noon. Tenr.s: Cash Auctioneer. Hickory. Pa. Phone Charles N.

Schneider. 3439 VTsih- Injton Pike. Brldcevine. Phone 1-5733. DTld H.

ELjIn 6-2235. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY- '60 Renault 4-door. 4-cyl. cn- Kir.e. -10 miles per gallon.

$595 No Money Down BEAL MOTORS 415 W. MUn St. From Jewish Cenltr. GE 7-2073 I95S RAMBLER 4-DOOR Radio. Heiltr Shltt.

$995 JEWELL MOIOR SALES Tour Friendly Rambler Detler llorjsniown St. GE DISPLAY '57 Ford 2-door. Radio, heater, 1 standard shift. $595. No money down BEAL MOTORS 415 W.

Main 8t. Arrow From Jewish ctnttr. GB 7-M73 USED-tARS '55 Dodge V-8 4-door. heater. Clean '56 Kord hardtop V-8.

heater, Fordomatic, green '55 Ford hardtop V-8. healer, std. shift '59 Ford V-8 i door healer, sld. shift Radio, Radio. 2-tone Radio.

Radio. $1125 FIKE CHEVROLET CO, Masontown. Fa. '60 Chevrolet Radio and heater. 1295.

No money down BEAL MOTORS 41S Mnln St. Actou From Center. OE 7-2073 USED VAifyf) CARS 1961 TEMPEST 4-ctoGC aedan. Automatic trar.s. Radio, heater.

Tinted windshield. nuuidft mirror, till mirror inside. WMie wilt tires. wheel dlccc. Bristol b.ue mcutllc with conirwunK initrior.

One owner. Price $1995 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super 4-door sedin. Hydnmatlc. heater, mrflo. good Excellent mccrLantcAil) 1 Very good transportation.

Price 195 BRYSOK MOTORS "YOUH SERVICE DEALER" 231 K. St. UniontOwn. PA. QE 3-531 '55 Mercury Sport Coupe.

VS Merc-o-tniitic. power steering And paver brakes, $295. No money down BEAL MOTORS 415 W. Main St. Arrosa From Jewish Center.

GK 7-2073 MACHINERY FOR SALE Owner retired. Must sell. No reasonable offer refused. Caterpillar D4 angle dozer, wide gauge. Serial No.

7U42031. Caterpillar No. 933 high lilt. Serial No. 42A46U Bucyrus-Krlc 15B.

Serial No. Equipped with back- tioc, dragline equipment, clamshell equipmcnl. Boom 30 lo 45 II. Bucyrus-Eric scraper wagon. Model S90.

Serial No. 20370. All equipment in very good condition and ready to go. Con be seen by appointment only at Atlas Crossing. Call M.

D. Haas DAvis 9-5527 High S-S Benefits Listed In District Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits We becoming increasingly important as a-coramunity resource, according lo Mrs. Alice D. Conn, dislricl manager of Ihe- local ollice of Ihe Social Security Administration. The sum of $1.503,688 is paid monthly in social security benefits in Fayeltc County.

This is an increase of more than over last year igurcs. While the benefits are intended primarily fpr the beneficiaries' economic security, they help business in the community generally. Most of the money is spent Immediately for fopd, cJnlhmg, and other necessities. Af social security benefits are bcinK paid rale of one billion dollars a mould. "There several reasons for Ihe increase," rs Conn said.

There are more aged people; honefils are now payable at age less 0 1 "curily credit is needed to meet the eligibility requirements for benefits. 7 hC avcrage Old a bcnclit nationally for December 1961 was S74.M for a retired worker. In Pennsylvania, the average bone- -Hie table below shows the number and amount ol each type bone it being paid in Fayelte County, as of Dec. 31, 1961, the dale of tho latest available tabulation: Number of Beneficiary Group Bencliciaries Retired Worker 10,483 Wife or Husband 4,032 Widow or Widosrer 2,711 Mothers and Children jjrj? Disabled Workers and Dependents 1,517 Tolal of Payments $853,363 162,010 171,678 192,055 11R.M2 Sharly.cr Tire Company Contest Sh.irt7cr Tire 350 E. Main Unionlown, is the local headquarters for Ihe Kelly Tire Sweepstakes Contest.

Local residents are eligible lo enter the contest, according to Cecil Compeau, manager of the Shartzcr firm. Free entry blanks are available at both the company's Uniontown and Farmington stores. Hundreds of prizes will be awarded. Entries must be submitted before July S. Drawings will be held July 20.

'LEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY! CliSWIlD DBPUY Chevrnlol 2 rioor. standard, radio and healer. $475. No Money Down BEAL MOTORS 415 W. Main St.

Arrtss Prom Jewlh Center, GE 7-7073 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i visit the AWNING Structural panel palio cover engineered for greater slrcnglh and beauty. Concealed drainage system. A I All sizes and colors. Aluminum siding, asbestos siding, slorm doors and windows. ANOD1ZED ALUMINUM WINDOW CO.

Rear Acme Market Cniontown. Pa. GE 8-163! Charles Kohaiigh, Salesman L. B. Coughenour, Salesman Free Estimates Terms Insurance DAIRY FARM A One of the fines! dairy farms in Fayette County.

245 acres of land, dairy barn with metal stanchiorts and concrete floor, two tile silos and new large metal silo, frame bonk born, frame silo, hog barn, calf barn and other out-buildings, brick dwelling with modern kitchen, two modern balhs and oil fired hot water furnace, new concrete block tenant dwelling, 53 milk cows, mostly pure bred, 22 heifers, 18 calves. Fully equipped with modern farm' machinery. Property is reasonably priced for quick sale. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call or See SEARI6HI INSURANCE AGENCY E.

Moin Uniontown, P.O. Phone GE 8-3548 '55 Nash 4-door. Standard shift. 5375. No money down BEAL MOTORS 414 W.

JfAln St. Across From Jewish centtr. GK 1-20T3 Cunningham Chevrolet Co. 'SO Corvair 4-rIoor $1495 '5S Chcv. 8 Wagon S1095 '57 Chev.

6 Wagon $650 '57 Chev. 8 H'lop sedan. All power $995 'X Chcv. 6 Bel Air 2-rlnor (S5 '55 Plym. K4-door $345 New SolemCH 5-8331 56 Ford 2-door.

VS Fordoma- tic, radio and heater. $395. No Money Down BEAL MOTORS W. Mala St. ACICI From Jewish Ceaiw.

GE 7-2073 ROSSINI SPECIALS 1957DeSOTO 4-Dr. Hardtop. Full Power. OC OVD 1954 OLDSMOBILE Supe: 88, 4-Dr. Sd.

1961 OLDSMOBILE 88 2-Dr. H.T. Power $AVE ROSSINI MOTORS NEW ROUTE 21 MASONTOWN. JU 3-7747 Penn State Master Plan Is Revealed UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (API --Pennsylvania State University outlined a broad, five-point master plan today, aimed at tripling (he capacity of its Commonwealth campuses by 1970.

University President Eric A Walker said the program is de signed to provide accommodations for 10.000 freshman and sophomore level students. Currently, only 3,500 such students can be enrolled at slate campuses. The plan is a viial part of the university's long-range program to accommodale 35.000 students 1970, Walker explained. The master plan calls for the following changes: --Relocation of (he present AI lenlou-n campus to Upper Buck; County to provide a more centra location in one of (he stale's fastest growing regions. The new campus will accommodate commuting students from the Allentown Belh- lehem-Easton complex as well as the growing suburban areas in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

--Expansion of Penn Stale's educational activities in the Harrisburg area. --Conversion of the Mont Alto forestry campus to a Commonwealth campus. --Consolidation of the Wilkes- Barre and Scranton centers into a single campus at Scranlon to provide more efficient operation. --Provision of associate degree: and the first two years of bac calaureale degree programs needed. MONTGOMERY WARD SELLS REBUILT ENGINES A I QUALITY ECONOMY RELIAB1LTY SATISFACTION MONfY DOWN NATIONAL WARRANTY MONTGOMERY WARD 33 Morgajitow-n St.

Births Uniooiown Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels 38 Chaffee Uniontown. a soa at 9:44 a.m. Tuesday, May 15 19S2.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Girard. Unionlown R. 1.

Box 493. a son at 1:49 p.m. Tuesday. Mas 15. 1962.

Connellsrillp Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams Lemont Furnace R. D. 1.

a dauqh ter at 11:49 a.m. Tuesday. May 15, 1962. Mr. and Mrs.

James Hixen Ranch Danbar. a son at 12:0: p.m. Tuesday. May 15. 1962.

Maliany Has Narrow In Senate Racp MEADVILLE. Pa. (API-Rowland B. Mahany of Tilusville. a former state senator for 12 years is Ihe winner of the Republican nomination for the Stale Legislature from the 50th district.

Unofficial returns in Tucsdav primary gave Mahany a 94-vole victory over Basil C. Scan Sharon. Absentee ballot could make a difference in the race, though, as 202 of them are out. Crops Surviving Firs! Big Frost HARRISBURG (AP)-There was little or no damage to crops in the state's major fruit producing area from the frost last R-eck. the Pennsylvania Reporting Sen-ice said Wednesday.

There was some damage to ten der vegetables, with 50 to 90 per cent of the tomato crop damaged Only about one-tenth or the crop had been planted, however, the service reported. Organizational work lias begun for the scientific exploration of the Indian Ocean which covers about 14 per cent of Ihe earths surface. More than 40 countries are IECAI KOIKES MCC1.K1.LANJJTOWX TKACIIKKS JIONORKJ)- A rccognilion dinner for Mt-ClcUandtown Grade School tcachi-rs was held by Ihe McCldlaml- PTA in the (Jcrnian Twp. High School cafeteria. A filjnslrlp-slide projector was presented to the school as parl o( Ihe program.

Supv. Prin. Genrge Plava and Jr. High Principal UNIONTOWN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1JU-PAGI Methodists To Observe Anniversary The Asbury Methodist Church will observe Alders gate Sunday with 3 special service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

This is In keeping with Ihe 224 anniversary of "strange heart warming" of John Wesley, founder of the Methodist It happened about p.m. Wednesday, May 24, 1738. to an Anglican clergyman who a gone "very unwillingly" to a meeting in Atdersgate Street, London. That night John Wesley experienced a "strange warming of his heart" which led to the founding of the Methodist Church. Methodists of the Unionfown area are especially invited to attend this service.

"This will be an opportunity to learn and be reminded of the heritage which gave us our church, the largest Protestant denomination in. Christendom," a leader said. The service of worship and meditation will be one prepared especially for the use of all Methodist Churches in observance of Aldersgate, The service will be held in Asbury Chapel. Lillian E. Hammitt will lead Ihe congregation in singing Ihe hymns of John and Charles Wesley and Robert Rumbaugh will be the pianist.

The Rev. Frederick W. Wright, a native of England and a retired member of the Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the i Church, will conduct the service of commemoration and remembrance. The evening meditation will be given by the pastor, J. Sheldon Spangler.

The entire service is sponsored and arranged by the church Commission on Nfem- bersbip and-Evangelism, under tha chairmanship of Mrs. John Cluss. Thin marble panels In the ceiling of the Uncntn Memorial were treated with beeswax lo give (ranslucence. Koia spoke. The honurtcs are shown ahuve seated, left lo right.

Elizabeth Crow. -Marllia Vacearo. Deficit, Mrs. Evelyn Kwarl and Mrs. liulh Grove.

Slaniiins: Edna Smell. Mr. Fr-asooni, Mr. Plava and Elvira l.aL'ava. --irrrafd-s'Undard 1'hrttni OFFICERS Mrs.

Ruth Grove, school principal, installed McClcllandtown PTA officers for the coming year. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Grove; Mrs. Evelyn JIacar, vice presi- dent, and Mrs. l.ois Conboy, prcsidrnl; sl.ind- ing, Mrs.

Harricl Christopher treasurer, and Mrs. Doris Ilutzel, secretary. Physician For Congress ERIE, Pa. (AP)-A physician with a poSilicat background is the Republican nominee Congress from the 24th District. Republicans in Mercer, Crawford and Erie counties picked Dr.

James D. Weaver of Erie over veteran S. Representative Carroll D. Kearns for the GOP congressional nomination in the Tuesday primary'. Weaver, 41.

has never held public office despite his excursions into the field of politics. )le is a son of a former Republican leader, the late Fbrman Weaver. Dr. Weaver also worked for the party in stale and national campaigns. He was chairman of the Pennsylvania Professional Committee for Eisenhower, N'ixon and Duff in lOSfi.

Prnhr Ur-ma Hold In Planr Damage KAN'SAS C1TV. Mo. 'API -Ai. Korcp officers are the cause of damage to the engines jet planes flown by the 326th Fighter Interceptor Squadron stationed at Kichards-Gebaur Air Korce Base here. The number of engines damaged has not been determined.

The squadron normally has 26 of the single-engine FI02 s. Col. Kenneth E. Rosebush, squadron commander, said Wednesday the damage by some foreign object was uncovered in a rralinp'chcck. Tniiii Cra.i] 1'rolipfl In Wost Rorliii BERLIN (API-- West Berlin police said Wednesday they are investigating a series of attempts lo derail elevated trains.

Concrete blocks, used for road- making, have been laid across the tracks several reccnlly, police said. In all oases (he obsiructions were knocked aside, hut some trains iccre damaged. Graceful Charm! A special design for She slightly larger figure in a graceful but delightfully i afternoon slyle. No. 14H with Pholo Guide is in sizes Sfi.

3S, 40, 42. 44, 46. 43, SO. M. Busl .18 lo H.

Size 3S, 40 bust. yards of 35-inch. To order send 35c in coin? In: CREATIVE WOMAN The Herald-Standard Box Midlown Station New York 18, N. V. Add lOc for 1st-class Print name, address vilh zone, slyle number and size.

Basic FASHION, spring A summer '62. Send fifty cents (or your copy. PLEASE DRfVE A WISH'NG WELL Roistered U. S. Patent Officf XOT1CE Ttir Orfer.e Joint School District.

Greene Conntj. will rrctln for tr.t pori- tloni of Supertlilns Prlr.clpil inrt GuWanct CoimMlor until Stay 23 1862 It P.M. Send to a Boord. secretary, Greensboro, or Hlih School. Southeastern Greene Joint School District LAWRENCE BOORD, Secretary Creeniboro.

7 6 4 A 2 7 2 A I O. A 5--5--f It 6 5 XT 3 4 A 5" 6 5 3 g- A jr I Here is a pleasant Wile frame thai trill give 7011 a message every day. is a puzzle designer! to spetl oat yoar fortnne. Count the loiters in your first name. If the number el letters is or mere, snbtract 4.

Ihe number ts less than 6, add S. The resnlt your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of rectangle and cheek every of key numbers, left right. Then read Ihe the Jettert under the checked figures give 2 Chairmen In Comments On Election HARRISBimc (AP) Democratic State Chairman Oils B. Morse said today the Democrats less voles than Republicans in Tuesday's primary election because Ihe Democrats had less of a contest.

"I was shocked at the smal: turnout, especially with such im ponant offices at slake." Morse said. "It was a shame, but I ihinti the lack of a primary contest haci a lot lo do with it." Morse's remarks came on the heels of a stafemenl Wednesday by his Republican counterpart George Bloom, claiming Rich srdson Dilworth "showed weakness as a candidate" hy capturing only 72 per cent of the Democratic vote. "U.S. Rep, William W. Scranlon no: only won our party nomina- for governor ovcruhoimingly, but showed he will defeat Dilworth in November," Bloom "declared in a statement.

Dilwcrth. selected as the Democratic candidate for governor, had S74.536 votes with 9.119 of the slate's 9,157 precfccls accounted for. A of 888.770 voles wer cast, Scranton. on the other hand. polled 732.172 of the 937.281 votes cast in 9.089 precincts--or approximately 78 per cent of the GOP vote.

DEATH HOIICES FIEI.D. SARAH MALO-fE Prter.dl are belnp received at the Victor A. DeCirlo Piir.eraJ 136 H. Oallatln Ave. until 230 p.n.

today the hour ol service. Rev. Waldioenig. patsor of St. Paun Lutheran Church, will oHklate Burial will follow In Osfc GRAY.

1ES. BESS-Aged Van- derbirt, died Tuesday, way 15. 1962 at 10:30 p.m. In the Connellsviile State General Hospital. Bora In VacrJerbtlt.

December 29. 1894. was a daughter ot the late Joleph and Phoece Stuck Bairicklow and had been lire resident of derbllt. She was a lite member of the EMI Liberty PrMbyterlan Church: a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Darnel of -Malta. Dawsorj.

She la surrlved by her husband, Albert Gray; two daugatera. Mr Araold (Paoebe) Davis. fjcottdaTe; lira. Clyo (Sue) tartln. VanderbUt: one son Lester F.

Gray. Plttabursn; all two brothers. Leaser Bar- rlcklow, VanderbUt; Punk Bar- rtcilow, Dlckerson Run. Friends are. being received In tha Galley Funeral Home, Duraon, ichere services will be held Friday at a.m.

The Rev. Robert Harrey will' officiate. Interment will in Dicjterwn Rtin Cemetery. LADINA. ilKS.

DOROTHY--Aged 33 Alilion 1. cUed In the Browusvllls General Hospital. Tuesday May 15 1952 at 1:20 p.m. Born March 1922 In Thompson 2, she had been a resident of Allison for the past thirteen years. Sbe Is survived by her husband.

Julius Ladlna; four children. Steven. Dorothy Ann Linda and Theresa: Her father. Frank Kozmo. Uniontown; grandmother.

Mrs. Rose KOTnio. Republic: brothers acd sisters, Pece Detroit. Edward Cleveland. Fnnlt.

Buffalo. N.Y.: Verna acd ffelen. Buffalo, y.Y.: Eleanor. Allqulppa; Theresa. Kew- boro; Josepilne and jlarnret.

Cleveland. O. Friends ire being received In the Andrew J. Sitlr- pan Funeral Home. Par): Brownsville.

Services will be held Friday at 2 pjn. The Rev. Victor Bodrmr will officiate. Interment will be In Redstone Cemetery. PJVAHNJK.

MART in beln, received In the Haky Funeral Home. 139 W. Fayette St rinttj fYlday at a.m.. when A prayer service will herd, fol- by a Requiem Bjgh Misj ID Si. Jfary'a R.C.

Church. Interment will be In the church cemetery. St Mary's Holy Name Society will meet this evening at 3 o'clock, to recite the Rosary. Stnrr Ownrr Krrnl Of 'Sunday" diaries PITTSBURGH-AP-Throp ai permarket are free to confine! business on Sunday after he- ins acquitted of charges of ins the Mate's Sunday food law. Benjamin I.er.chcr Allegheny Court Wednesday the all Pome under at leas! ere of laVs exemptions Acquitted Hcr.ry Vcr- scharcn.

of supermarkets in Pillshurgh'f South Hills suhurhs: Marnn llair.fj. oviner of a nearhy Pieasam and Victor Pa.M;la. operator of Payday Supo-rmarket in Kont-ard SWAHTZ. MRS. NAXCY MOSHI5-- Ased S3.

Penyopolls. dleci Wedr.eji. ()3y. May 16. 1S62 at a.m..

following an extended Illness. Born December 10. 1903 In DuaVard Township. Greeae county, she a daushwr of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Springer Morris. She was a graduate of Musklnsum Acjclrmy and College, she did praduaw work In the Duke University and was a teacher In the Fayette City Washington Township Schools for eleven years, she was an Sunday school traehcr and sponsor of the Westminster Fellowship of Red- svne Presbyterian Church; aecte- of the Mission Education of JVosbytertal: past worthy prcsl- of District 7 PTA and first president of the Perryopolls PTA. She was a member of 'he Mary Fulli-r Fnzier Memorial Hoard: secretary of the Extension Board In Fayef.e County and for many a 4-H leader and officer it the Perryopolls Grar.se. past president of thft v.iKdc.-bi:; Eatrirday Afteraocn C.ub and Flr.e Arta Club of Perry- She Is survived by her James M. fiwartz: or.e.

Kathleen Ann. at home; or.e Emma Dean Morris Pittsburgh. Fricndi will be received after I today, in Home. Perryopolls where services win be. held Satui- tlly at il a m.

The Rev. Papp wr.i oflLrnte. win In Mr Cemetery Telegraph. a cop DEATH NONCES DfWITT, SMITH -As 3. Mav IS.

1562 11 2J rr. in e.c via- ctiu Wn. W. vi H- Is i fcy his wile, OcnriLrtr B.iSt- tr.t! Hnpu-ood. Brandt.

Trafforri: Heath Gar.i. Mrs. Porter. i more. Mrt Mrs.

Birch': ana' Mrs W. Va. DcWitl Prrcl Hv- tlUvllif, He a-as by a Fais vftcraa of War 1 hr mtmfcfr the UMK'A local Cillatln Gnnif 1MO: upl Hiser post o( trie American Ifglon. Ft. and World Wa: Barracks.

Ur.lontown Frlecii belnc rcceivM in the Jamfs B. Fw.ca! Home. Srr.llh- from T-lo. Friday 2-S anil 7-10 Saturday until 2 p.m.. hour of wrvlce Tht Harrj- Farrier will oinclKr.

i Jn Ihe Cm.tltry, Hnrrls Crwsroadi WADr: HAU-H n. JR. Acert 3 Stiullz We'lr-csday. May 16. 1961 at a.m.

In parent.il horr.e, 101 Bonco In yj pareau. he la Pc'ssv- Sue and ra-errM Mrt. Moati KlesaosreM. Jf-sev City. N.J.: rrmemal jrand- Michael and Ruth Neal O.

Frlenrfj rccelred In the David J. Hon- wker Horr.e. tftU eveaics 6atur- riay at 1 the hour of aervLce ROT. Harold wtll ott- rnterrr.onl v.ll be In Church Hill Cemetery. McClelland town.

Sylvan Heights Cemetery Sylvan Memorial Mt. View Memorfal Park ARE TVLVf ENDOWED FOR PERPETUAL CARE.