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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1964. THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE, PA. PAGE FIFTEEN. THE GRIM REAPER MICHAEL M. KNIZNER Michael M.

Knizner, 52, of Marianna, died a in Brownsville General Hospital. FREEMAN LAZARAN Freeman Lazaran, 59, of 68 Bailey Uniontown, died Tuesday night in Uniontown He was born Sept. 21, 1911, in Hospital after a brief illness. Brownfield, a son of He was born at Elm Grove and Dorothy Matisko Knizner. and spent all of bis life in the He was one of the survivors of county.

He was employed by the Marianna Mine explosion! uinn Eastern Freight Lines of of 1957, a member of UMWA' erryopolis and was a member Local 2874 of Marianna, t. of Uniontown Teamsters Local Mary and Ann R. C. Church of 491 Marianna and a school director' Preceded in death by two in Beth-Center Joint School'brothers and two i District. I John, James, Mrs.

Susan Con Surviving are his parents elio and Mrs Ua DiMarco, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knizner of Marianna; his widow Mrs. Jennie Malenski Kniner; three sons, Richard of Chicago, 111., Cpl. Thomas in the U.S.

Army he leaves his widow, the former Joan Fusco; two children, Mrs. John (Mildred) Fike of Union town and Mrs. Earl (Rosema ry) Savaga of South Bend, Brooklyn, N. and Pvt. on brother, Frank of Union- Michael in the U.

S. Army at Ft. Jackson, S. C. a daughter, Carolyn at home; granddaughters, four brothers, John, Joseph, Edward and Thomas of Marianna and three sisters, Mrs.

Dorothy Molinets, Mrs. Mary O'Connor and Mrs. Catherine Semenec of Chicago 111. MRS. WAYLAND MILLER Mrs.

Mary Margaret Miller, 62, died at her home at 167 Lenox Uniontown, Tuesday morning. A daughter of the late Howard and Mary Ann McCoy Case, she leaves her husband, Wayland two children, Mrs. i Romesburg of Uniontown and Wayland W. Jr. of Cleveland; two sisters, Mrs.

L. E. Canterbury of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Lawrence McKnight of Farrell. and one brother.

William I. Case of Winter Haven, Fla. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Minerd funeral home, Uniontown, in charge of Rev. William Hillman, pastor of the Great Bethel Baptist Church.

Burial will be made in Lafayette Memorial Park. tov Tl ar oae sister, Mrs. An geline D'Agostino of Detroit, Mich. The body will be at the De Carlo funeral home after 7:30 p.m. today where a prayer serv- College Honor Roll Lists Area Students Seven'district students were among those i as honor students of Waynesburg College either on the campus or attending the Uniontown Center.

They are: Hazel Bissell, a 1960 Point Marion High School graduate: Mrs. David (Shirley) Merlin of Uniontown; James Argenti of (Gloria) Thodes, a 1946 Pt. Marion High School graduate; Mary Suchevits of Uniontown; Roy Giovanelli of a June- don and Robert Nevin of Scottdale, R. D. 1.

"Come 1 Says Seasonal Pansy Continued From Page Fourteen Uniontown Council Reorganizes After New Members Sworn UNIONTOWN councilmen, John S. Sauers and James Stewart, were inducted into the all-Republican administration Monday along i Mayor J. Watson Sembower, J. city treasurer and Harvey C. King city controller.

Stewart was named director of streets and public improvements succeeding the retiring Thomas A. Barnett. Sauers became the new director of parks and public property, replacing Harold Taylor. Benjamin Williams remains as director of accounts and finance, Roger Dufour as director of public safety and Mayor 1 I A.I. A CZJ.1VJ J.JAC1 I have in mind.

Here again toe Sembower as dir ctor of pu ic -iHatirir-ir I name leaves a mistaken identity, through nostalgic impressions, that often cloud so that the Seasonal Pansy, with her familiar outpourings to "Moth- 1 I vl, ice will be held at 8:15 a.m. er," seems motivated essence, DANIEL L. MURPHY Daniel L. Murphy, 76, of Carmichaels, died a in Greene County Memorial Hospital. Surviving are his widow, Friday with requiem high mass at St.

Theresa's R. C. Church with the Rev. Nicholas J. Thorn as celebrant.

Burial will be in Sylvan Heights Cemetery. CLARA COLLINS Miss Clara Collins of 304 Coolspring Uniontown, for many years an employe in the controller's office of the county courthouse, died at 5 p.m. Monday at Uniontown Hospital. A daughter of the late James and Mary E. Bryson Collins, she leaves these brothers and sisters: Mrs.

John W. (Dorothy) Stone, Charles 0. and Edna V. of Uniontown and Matthew R. of Pittsburgh.

The funeral service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Johnston funeral home, Uniontown, in charge of the Rev. William J. Hillman. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.

CARL SLODOWNICK Carl Slodownick, 51, of 125 Sylvanus Drive, Uniontown district manager of American General Insurance died unexpectedly Monday in Houston, Texas, where he was attending by the "shade" of Delilas that is conjured up by Pansy's pleasant and fragrant effusions in the minds of many readers of the Human Interest Column. What Pansy does not realize is that by her shadowing Delilah's erstwhile writings, the "Shade" is now "stealing her thunder" and receiving the acclaim that rightfully belongs to her (Pansy). What was it I mentioned about subtlety? Oh yes, the "Shade" claims priority here. And all because Pansy remains incognito, and will not "Come Out From Behind" and let the readers know little Alice enjoys looking through the ''looking- glass" by moonlight, at the fan letters that are now being sent to the "Shade," because of Delilah's lasting, subtle, influence. Mrs.

Ida States Murphy; three I national convention of the firm. He had been with the concern 31 years, the last five in Uniontown. Surviving are his widow, Frances; one daughter, Cheryl; his mother, Mrs. Mary Slodownick of Erie; one. sister and three brothers of Erie.

The body will be at the Haky funeral home at Uniontown tomorrow and will be taken to Erie Thursday for burial. JOHN S. KIKTA John S. Kikta, 70, of River Ave West Masontown, died at All sons, four daughters, including Mrs. Luvade Higgins of Union- 19 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren; a sister, Miss Mary Murphy, and three brothers.

The body will be in the Glades Presbyterian Church from 1 to 2 a when the funeral service will be held with the Rev. Thomas Conboy officiating. Interment will be in Church Hill Cemetery, McClellandtown. IDMN ASHLEY John William Ashley, 72, Lynnwood, died in Charleroi- Monessen Hospital. A world War One veteran and a member of the American Legion, World War Veterans and World War One Veterans Barracks, he leaves his i two daughters, one grandson, two brothers, six sisters and grandchildren.

By United Press international PLAINFIELD, N.J. (UPI) Isadore Tornberg, 74, designer of the first rotogravure press in the United States, died Monday. Thonberg retired in I960 as vice president and sales manager of Wood's Newspaper Machinery Co. in Plamfield. He joined the firm in 1919 as engineer and draftsman shortly after making the rotogravure design.

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) -Harry G. Haft, 75, a clothing manufacturer, died Monday at Memorial Hospital where he was under treatment for an ulcer. Haft, of Hewlett Harbor, N.Y. joined his six brothers in 1916 to form the firm of Morris W.

Haft and manufacturing women's suits and coats. The clothing business was dissolved in 195(h Saints R.C. Church, Holy Name Society; Knights of Columbus of Masontown, Albert Gallatin Assembly Fourth Degree of Uniontown and the National Slovak Society Assembly 554. Surviving are his widow, Katherine, six daughters including Mrs Mary Lou Kletcho of Masontown and Mrs. Elizabeth Levendosky of New Kensington, a son, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) -Services will be held today for John Sposapto, 74, a New York state boxing referee who died Sunday following a long illness. DARIEN, Conn. (UPI)--Services will be held today for John P. Smith, 66, an official of the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co.

(AP), who died Sunday night. Smith, an AP employe since 3921, was a director of the firm and president of its Eastern Division. He was a native of Hamburg, Iowa. ZINN FUNERAL The funeral service for Beverly Jean Zinn, 20, of Brownfield, fatally injured in a one- car accident in Uniontown late Monday night, will be held at 3 Thursday at the Goldsboro funeral home at Fairchance. Rev.

Albert E. Thomas will officiate. Burial will be made in White Rock Cemetery. Miss Zinn is survived by her mother, Mrs. LaVerna Zinn; her father, William, and two brothers, Barry of Fairchance and Norrnan of Uniontown.

MRS. EVE EVANS Mrs. Eve Hunt Evans, formerly of 6 Ben Lomond Uniontown, and who later lived with a son, George at Bruceton Mills, W. died at Uniontown Hospital at 12'30 p.m. Tuesday.

The funeral service will be held at 2 m. Thursday at the Gleason a home, Uniontown, in charge of the Rev. J. Robert Gray. Burial will be made in Oak Lawn Cemetery.

Republicans Gain Township Control Republican control was established over the North Huntingdon Township Board of Commissioners for the first time in over 10 years, when Russell Auberle was re-elected chairman, and John S. McWalter became a full-fledged member of the board at its annual reorgan- izational meeting. However, the Democrats still maintain a 2-1 majority in township registered voters. McWalters, of Irwin, R. D.

3, defeated his Democratic opponent in a close race in November, and became the fourth Republican of the seven- member board. Taken to Hospital. Samuel Winters of Fayette City and Louis Stimaker Webster have been admitted to lor treatment. Hospital Note. Mrs.

Anthony Russo of Newell has been admitted to Monongahela Memorial Hospital. and a member of Harbor of Light Chapel. Surviving are his widow, Alverda of Somerset; two sons, seven daughters, including Mrs. Joseph Amurri of McClellandtown; 24 grandchildren, one great-grandchild and a sister. WILSON HOFFMAN SOMERSET Wilson Henry Hoffman, 81, Somerset, R.

D. 5, died in Somerset Community Hospital, Surviving are eight children, 31 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and five brothers and sisters. He was a retired farmer. A. L.

DUDLEY JR. SOMERSET Alfred L. Dudley, 57, retired technical sergeant of the Air Corps, formerly of Somerset died in Strasburg, Va. His widow, his mother and two sisters survive. affairs.

Sembower and Williams were named representatives of the city on the board of directors of Uniontown Free Public Library. Irwin Council Cuts Own Salary in Half A 50 per cent cut in council- manic salaries and the pledge of no new taxes in 1964 featured the organizational meeting of Irwin Borough Council. The expanded board, by a 10-3 vote, agreed to cut councilmen's take- home-pay from $20 monthly to $10, meaning a savings of $140 per month and $1,680 annually. The reduction will stay in effect until Dec. 31, 1965.

In Westmoreland Hospital Admissions to Westmoreland Hospital in Greensburg included Mrs. Edith Condie of Madison, Nick Dinardo of Tony Moria of West Mrs. Mildred Goswick of New Stanton, Jacqueline and son of New Stanton, R.D. 1, Emma Lou Hoke of Mount Pleasant, R.D. 2, Fahi Cividini of Herminie, a a i of Donegal, Emerson Slonecker of Mount Pleasant, R.D.

3, Mrs. Elizabeth Peters of Suterville, Joseph Mangini, Mrs. Anna Brown of Crabtree, Mrs. Mabel Guidas of Hunker, John Podbesek of Hutchinson, Mrs. Helen Yelinek of Youngwood, and Wilham Albright of Calumet.

Discharges included Mrs. Dorothy A a a daughter, and Katherine Koslosky of Wyano, Lori Malash and Myron Hay of Youngwood, Mrs. Betty Sanner of Stanton, R.D. 1, John Marnell of Acme, S.R., Mrs. a Selis of Pleasant Unity, Mrs.

Marilyn McCune and son a ot PlntTTenn nf Tt T) 1 Robert Alexander, i a Rebitch, Mrs. Sara Whigham, and Mrs. Margaret Bolen and daughter of Delmont; i Hrtyanski of i Stephen Medved of Ruffsdale, R.D. 2, David Risher of Scottdale, Charles Grimm of Alverton, R.D. 3, Ronald Hayes of Wendell, Charles Teaters of Ruffsdale, Lucretia Dorsey and daughter and Mrs.

Mildi 'i Ansell of Hunker, Mrs. Rosella Scifo of Crabtree, Allan Hartman of West Newton, R.D. 1, Peter Maughan of Madison and Mrs. Kathryn Kaminsky of Mount Pleasant. At Brownsville Hospital Mrs.

Marietta Allamon Grindstone, Mrs. Stella Charnovich and Mrs. a a Paes of Brier Hill, Mrs. Catherine Formentelli of i Mrs. Helen Mayo of Uniontown and Mrs.

Cora Sabolek of Masontown have been admitted to Brownsville General Hospital for treatment. Those discharged included Mrs. Roberta Ewing and daughter of City, R.D. 1. MRS.

G. RAYMAN SOMERSET Mrs. Gertrude Rayman, 65, of Friedens, R. D. 2, died at home.

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