The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 21

THURSDAY, AMU 20, 1967 THE DAILY COURIER, CONNEUSVHIE, PA. PACE TWENTY-ONE THE GRIM REAPER RiV. A. P. RICHARD The Rev.

Abner P. Richard 43, a former pastor in Pittsburgh, died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital, Mononga bela, Washington County. He was temporary supply pastor to the Fairhope First Presbyterian Church in Belle Vernon, Fayette County. At one time he served as pastor of the Arlington Heights Presbyterian Church. He was a graduate of villle College, Marysville, and Western i a Seminary of Pittsburgh.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Caroline Murphy Richard; three sons, Abner Paul III, Frederick and Jacob Richard; one daughter, Carol Richard; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner P. Richard Sr.

of Norristown, Montgomery County; and one sister, Mrs. James Thompson of Norristown, The body is at the McCrory Funeral home, Fayette City, where the funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday. J. J.

JORDAN Jess James Jordan, 71, of 1209 Lawn died at 3-15 m. Wednesday at Connellsville State General Hospital. He was born Feb. 4, in Mount Braddock, a son of the late Joseph and Cora Bell Jordan, and was a retired coal miner and a World War I veteran. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Grace Haney Jordan; a son, James Jordan of Washington' g28 and Jednota Lodge No "l62 state; a daughter, Mrs. William Uniontown. (Rebecca) Overly of i Surviving are his widow, Mrs. nellsville; i stepson, Wyda Dzamba; a son, Haney at home; eight grand- a daughter, six grandchildren, children; a brother, ot; a brother and two sisters, Mrs. Michael (Ann) Knapp and Miss Mary Dzamba of Uniontown A brother, John, died in 1956 A prayer service will be held at 8.15 am Saturday at the DeCarlo funeral home, Union- followed by requiem there at 2 m.

Sunday, with high mass at 9 a.m. at St C. G. STILIS JR. Mrs.

B. E. Clifford of 107 Eas Crawford Ave. has received word of the death of her broth er, Charles G. Stiles Jr.

of Al bany, N. on Tuesday in the home of his son, George Stiles of Buffalo, N. Y. He had been ailing for several months He was born Dec. 31, 1898, in Connellsville, a son of the late Charles G.

and Mary J. Harry Stiles. Until his recent illness he was a real estate broker with offices in Albany, N. Y. During World War I he'served with the 130th Aero Squadron.

Surviving are two sons George of Buffalo and Commander Charles L. Stiles with the Naval Security Division in Washington, D. a daughter Mrs. W. C.

(Genevieve) Dickson of Schenectady, N. 13 grandchildren: two brothers Samuel J. Stiles of Bethpage. M. and George 0.

Stiles of Flushing, and two sisters, Mis. Elizabeth S. Dailey of Elmhurst, N. and Mrs. Clifford.

His wife, Alice, died 1955. Interment will be Saturday morning in Schenectady, N. Y. ANDREW DZAMBA Andrew Michael Dzamba, 61, of Uniontown, died at 8:15 am. Wednesday in i Hospital after a brief illness.

He was born in Uniontown and had been a lifelong resident of this area. He was employed by Robena Mines, and was a member of Local No. 6321, U.M.WA., the F. 0. Eagles Wisconsin, and two sisters, Mrs.

Elizabeth Anderson and Mrs. Helen Morgan, of Illinois. The body will be al the Burhans funeral home, Dunbar, after 11 a.m. funeral service Friday will be The held the Rev. John a i officiating.

Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery. MRS. P. G. MILLER MOUNT PLEASANT Mrs Naomi Fox Miller, 67, formerly of Mount Pleasant, i Wednesday morning in her South Bend, Ind home.

She was a member of the Fust Methodist Church Surviving are her husband, John the Baptist C. Church. Interment will be Heights Cemetery. in Sylvan MRS. ROBERT WASHINGTON Mrs Gwendolyn Washington of Uniontown died Tuesday evening in Uniontown Hospital.

She was a member and trustee aid of Mount Rose Baptist Church of Uniontown. Mount Pleasant She was a daughter of the late Harry and Laura Lehman Fox Surviving are her husband, Paul Miller, two sons, Joseph of South Bend and Paul G. Jr. of Lansing, Mich and three bisters, Miss Gladys Fox of South Bend, Mrs Jesse (Charlotte) Shatter ot Mount Pleasant and Mrs. Esther Crosby of Vandergnft The body will be at the Grimm funeral home after 2 m.

Friday The a service will be held there at 1-30 Saturday, with the Rev Earl Show officiating. Robert, a son, Oliver Ford of Uniontown; three i including Mrs Britomarle Anderson of Uniontown, and a brother The body will be at the Lantz funeral home, Uniontown, after noon Friday, and Mount Rose Baptist Church at 10 a Saturday, the hour of the funeral service. The Rev James Cherry will officiate. Interment will be in Clearview Cemetery, Uniontown. MRS.

0. C. FREDERICK Mrs. Myrtle S. Frederick, 84, of 110 East Patterson Ave died Burial will be in Mount Pleasant I a 5.20 a today in Connells- Cemetery.

ville State General Hospital, wheie she had been a patient MRS. CARMELA D'ANTON 10 since April 17. Mrs. Carmela D'Antomo. 87, She was born Jan.

9, 1883, died unexpectedly Somerset County, and morning in the home ol her (formerly lived at Punxsutaw- son, A. J. D'Antomo of East ney She had lived in Connells- Millsboro, R. a Luzerne' ville for the past four years, Township supervisor and was a member of Grace Mount Ptaumt Opens Income Tax Collection Office MOUNT PLEASANT The earned income tax collector for the Mount Pleasant School District is opening special offices here during the tax rush period. The collector, Anderson and Gilbert Associates, said the offices in the Mount Pleasant State Bank Building would be open from April 20 18.

Hours are from May a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. A.

Dean Gilbert said expanded hours are to accommodate the Mount Pleasant Borough and Mount Pleasant Township taxpayers who have already, or will receive official notices to report to the earned income tax office and establish surrent tax status. About 1,000 certified letters have been mailed in the area. The letters direct the residents to report to the collection ottice within a specified period and clarify their tax status Failure to do so, according to the notice, will result in official action. Officials have explained to The Daily Courier that the basis for these notices is the "very thorough" cinsus recently com- sleted throughout the Mount Pleasant School District. The earned income tax officer las been directed to establish liability to every name listed by census enumeration in the areas of Mount Pleasant Borough, Mount Pleasant Township, Donegal Borough and Donegal Township, all part ot the school district.

Christian Mothers Will MM! Tonight MOUNT PLEASANT The Christian Mothers of Visitation R. C. Church will take place at 7 p.m. today in the parochial school hall. The business session will be in charge of Mrs.

Walter Dombrowsky, president. A social period will follow. Committee consists of: Gula, chairman; Mrs. Stella Ondush, co-chairman; James Beranek, Mrs. Edward Bajgier, Mrs.

Stanley Gach, Mrs. Charles Geckle, Mrs. Mary Hawse, Mrs. Donald Grosser, Mrs. John Kwak, Mrs.

Joseph a i i a Kraisinger, Mrs. John Tokar, Mrs. Agnes Harvan and Mrs. Donald Miller. for the evening Mrs.

Demetrius To Charter Menallen Grange No. 1091 will drape the charter in memory of George H. Moore and John Hankins at its meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the grange uall. Glenn Fike will preside.

Hewly-organized youth degree team will confer the first and second degree on a large class of candidates, directed by Meryl Deal. Any candidates grange ready a i for degrees may bring them to the meeting, but should notify Master Walter Dearth arrangements can be made. day. The funeral service will be held there at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev.

Lynn Shindledecker officiating. Interment will be Green Ridge Memorial Park. Peter P. J. LONGO Longo, 81, of Jeannette, died Monday morning in Jeannette District Memorial Hospital.

He was born Sept. 8, 1885, France, and operated a grocery store in Jeannette He was a member of Ascension Church, F. 0. Eagles and the "aribaldi Society. Surviving are four children, 1 Mrs.

Madeline Ferraro, John I and Savin of Greensburg and Mrs Teresa Ciotti of Jeannette; eight grandchildren and two grandchildren. D. M. CUPPS Dewey Cupps of Seville, D. 1, Ohio, formerly ol Deimont, died Sunday.

He was a son of the late tobe and Ida Cupps. Surviving are his widow, Anna; a son, a daughter, two grandchildren, and a brother, Ray of Evans City. EVERGREEN DRIVE-IN 547-2632 Now thru Sunday DEAN ANN- MARTIN MARGRET KARL MALDEN MATT HELM LIVES IT UP IN -Also- Jp COLUMBIA Soupy COLUMBIACOLOR 2 Color Cartoons She was a member of St James Church. LaBelle. Also surviving ai a daughter, Mrs Rose Sweizer of Fayette City, R.D.

1, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The body is at the Skirpan funeral home, i i i Punxsutawney. Surviving are her husband, Ortice a son, with whom she made her home, a daughter, Mrs Harry (Dorothy Mae) Hawthorne of Allison Park, 11 grandchildren, six Requiem high mass will be great-grandchildren and a intoned at 10 a Saturday Church in St. James C. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

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