News Record from North Hills, Pennsylvania • Page 7

obituaries WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1983 NEWS RECORD 7 J. Joseph Miesch Row Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Tuesday morning in St. Cyril of Alexandria Church, 27th for Joseph J. Miesch, 73, who Mary LewansJa, Anna Pukanic, Sister Mary Ernestine Trybus and Frances Yocubik; 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Trybus also was the mother of the late Joseph Trybus. Rosello Thernburg Bellevue Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Monday morning in Assumption Church, Bellevue, for Rosella Thornburg, 91, who died Nnv IB, 19JH, in Divine Provi- Ruth Grobowski 26th Ward Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Saturday morning in St. Aloysius Church, Reserve, for Ruth Grabowski, 60, who died Wednesday, Nov 16,1983, at her home. He was a retired welder for Pittsburgh A nnMlin Box Company in Manchester.

Mr. Miesch was the oldest active fireman of the Seville Volunteer Fire Company in Ross, where be had been Afk upflr 0 rhp aft CiLIUi tant chief at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife, Mary Sly Miesch; three daughters, Mrs. Fran Joann Ash and Mrs. Debbie Adasiewicz; and four grandchildren, Joey and Susie Wenger and MftlitsoQ A oh Friends were received at the Paul C.

Stephens Funeral Home, 600 Cedar North Side. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated this morning in Our Lady, Queen of Peace Church, North Side. Burial was in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Shaler. Tnconh .1 Anthony summer Millvale Anthony C.

Bummer, 76, died Saturday, Nov. 19,1983, at his home. He was a retired electrician and a member of St. Anthony Church Holy dence Hospital. She was a member of the North Side Community House, Golden Age Club and the Assumption Church Christian Mothers.

I She was the wife of the late Clifton Thornburg. Mrs. Thornburg is survived by one St. 'ciair; a daughter, Rose Marie DeJon of Baldwin; two sisters, Mildred Spragale of-Spring Hill and Leona Barnhart of Bellevue; one brother, Frank Haenel of Penn Hills; II grandchildren and 14 great-grand- Twme. was a member of the Aspinwall Meals on Wheels.

She is survived by her husband, Stanley Grabowski; two daughters, a FJynn a a Grabowski; two sons, Joseph and David Grabowski. two sisters. Catherine Hassinger Glenshaw Services were held this morning for Catherine Elverda Hassinger, 75, of Middle Road. Indiana Township, who died Sunday, Nov 20,1983, at her home. Margaret ftnirin She was a rettfecTBeirtelephonr operator.

Miss Hassinger also was a member of the Parkwood United Presbyterian Church, Hampton, and the Order of the Eastern Star Polaris Chapter She is. survived by one brother, Calvin Logan Hassinger. two brothers, Raymond and Fred Kofmehl, five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Mrs. Grabowski also was the mother-in-law of Lorraine Grabowski. Burial was in St.

Mary Cemetery. tery, O'Hara The family suggests memorials may be made to the Parkwood United Presbyterian Church Vara Freismuth Cemetery, Ross. Harrison Keller Ingomar Harrison D. Keller, 85, died Sunday, Nov. 20, 1983, in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Oakland.

He was a retired architectural draftsman for the federal govern- Highway Lutheran Church, Wexford. He is survived by his wife, Louise H. Keller; two daughters, Nancy Christiansen and Elinor K. Brasher, two sisters, Margaretta Schill and Esther Bloom of Florida; and five grandchildren, Mark, Christian and Todd Bennig and Gregory and Heidi Christiansen. Mr.

Keller also was the brother of the late Etta Dent of Ohio The family suggests contributions may be made to the Perry Highway Lutheran Church, Box 95, Wexford, Pa. 15090. Dorothy Reinhart 26th Ward Dorothy M. Reinhart, 56, died Saturday, Nov. 19, 1983, in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh.

She was a former social worker and the daughter of the late John G. and Marie Wilsman Reinhart. He is jmrwire Reader Bummer; two sons, Thomas A. and Raymond A. Bummer; two daughters, Mrs.

Nancy L. Hartman and Mrs. Sally Ann Rueger; four brothers, Edward Marofsky of Michigan, Peter, Andrew and Felix Marofsky of Erie; and eight She is survived by one sister, Clare Mr Bummer also was fat her of Ivanschultz. the late Carol A. Bummer.

--Jane Gentile, Bernard and Judith Ivanschultz. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today only at the Simons Funeral Home 7720 Perry Highway, Ross. The family re- Nov. 24, Services will be held Friday at 11 a.m.

in the Perry Highway Lutheran Church, Route 19, Wexford. Burial will be in Allegheny County Memorial Park Mausoleum, McCandless. Irmo Felbinger Friends were received at the Norman G. Heard Funeral Home, 4047 Perrysrille North Side. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated this morning in Navtivity Church, 26th Ward.

Burial was in North Side Catholic Cemetery. Ross. Agnes McArdle 26th Ward Agnes Carr McArdle, 84, died Thursday, Nov, 17, 1983, in the Reformed Presbyterian Home, 26th Ward. She is survived by her husband, Peter J. McArdle; five daughters, Anne Weidenweber, Mary Margaret Spafford, Agnes Kretz, Patricia Soherer and Kathleen McGowan; two sons, Peter T.

and James J. McArdle; 25- grandchildren and 15 great- grandchildren. Friends were received at the Sperling Funeral Home. 123 North Millvale. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated this morning in St.

Anthony Church, Millvale. Burial was in St. Anthony Cemetery, Shaler. Marie Braun Bellevue Services were held this morning for Marie M. Ruhl Braun, 89, who died Sunday, Nov 20,1983, in the Jameson Hospital, New Castle.

She was the wife of the late Wallace A. Braun and a member of the Bellevue United Presbyterian Church." She is survived by one daughter, Mrs Dorothy Trkula of Bellevue; a sister. Mrs. Martha Steinert; and two grandsons, Richard Trkula of Bellevue and Robert Trkula of Indtana- County. Burial was in Union Dale Cemetery, 27th Ward Friends were received at the Nor Roy UII Bellevue Perrysville North Side.

Mass of Shaler John Miladin Brighton Heights Services were held Monday morning for John W. Miladin, 72, who died Friday, Nov. 18. 1983, in Suburban General Hospital. He was a retired City of Pittsburgh building inspector --Mr-Miladin-was-a-memberof the Brighton Road- United Presbyterian Church and Stuckrath Lodge 430 FAM.

He is survived by his wife, Helen Snider Miladin: two sons, John D. Miladin" of. New Jersey and the Rev. Michael Miladin of Lorain, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Verbanets, Mrs.

Frances Konet and Mrs. Stella Scott, a brother, Walter J. Miladin, and three grandchildren, Laura, Benjamin and Leah Miladin. Burial was-in Highwood Cemetery. 27th Ward Frieda Esswein Spring Hill Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated this morning in SL Ambrose Church, Spring Hill, for Frieda Wild Esswein, 90, who died Sunday.

Nov. 20, 1083. at her daugh ter's home in Reserve. She was a member of the St. Ambrose Christian Mothers, American Legion Post 565-Auxiliary, the Gold Star Mothers, and LCBA 222 of the late Conrad William Dingel Edgewater, Fla.

Services were held this morning for William Dingel, 77, formerly of MilJvale, who died Sunday, Nov. 20,1983, Florida He was a retired postal clerk for the Valencia area He is survived by a daughter. Dorothea Phillips of Allison Park, -one son-William fi Dmgel-of-Valen- cia, one brother and four sisters, and three grandchildren. Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery, Shaler Sunday, Nov Hospital. She was the wife of the late Carl A.

Freismuth. She is survived by a daughter. Mrs Jean Dougher, one Carl Freismuth, two sisters, Mrs Ann Gilmore and Mrs Grace Kellv. two brothers. William Yokubenas and Walter Jacobs, six grandchildren Burial will be in St Boniface Ceme- ter, Ross (More obituaries on Page Mass of Christian Esswein.

Mrs Esswein is survived by three day morning for Irma Jarabin Felbinger, 83, who died Friday, Nov. 18,1983, in West Penn Hospital She was the wife of the late John K. Felbinger. She is survived by a son, Raymond --Felbinger-of California; two daugh- Christian Burial was celebrated won- neiihratpH Mnnclav mom- mrs is survived oy inree in in Assumption Lnurcn.Beuevue, Ward. Burial was in North Side Cath olic Cemetery, Ross.

Anna Trybus 24th Ward Anna Trybus, 90, died Saturday, Nov-lMSes, at her home. Nancy She-was-the wife of-the-late-Walter Kruse, both of Shaler; one orother, -Trybus and a member ofthe Rosary-- Patricia Alfred Our Lady, Queen of Peace Susan Munn; and four grandchildren. Church, North Side. children. ing in Assumptio.

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