The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 6

FAGfil SIX. TUB CUUHJJL'R, CONNELLSVILLE, PA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1940. THE GRIM REAPER GEORGE W. WAGNER George W.

Wagner, 81 years old, lifelong resident of Fayetle county who spent the greater part of his life at Dunbar, died at 9:45 o'clock -Sunday morning at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wagner, at 406 Eliza street, after a lingering jllness. He had suffered a stroke November and never recovered from it.

Mr, Wagner was born May 29, 1859, a son of the late Joseph and Rebecca Wagner. He was-unitecT in marriage September "2S, Harriet Artis," who died in 1935. Surviving are two sons, George H. Wagner of Eliza street and C. A.

Wagner cf 203 "West Washington avei.ue, proprietor of the Paramount Theatre; four grandchildren, Jean Francis, Christy, Margaret and Leona Wagner; one great grandchild, Paul James Francis; one balf- sister, Mrs. Mary Henry of Hudson, Ohio, and one half-brother, Samuel Wagner of Struthers, Ohio. 1 A member of the Dunbar Presbyterian Church most of his life, he also was enrolled in the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. For nearly 45 years, Mr. Wagner was employed at the old Dunbar furnace and later at the Paramount Theatre, operated by his son, when the latter had charge of both the Paramount and Sr -son theatres.

Deceased was known to most movie patrons as "Dad." The "body will be taken from the George H. Wagner home in Eliza street to the Dunbar Presbyterian Church at 1:30 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon where it will lie in state until 2:30 o'clock, of the funeral service. Rev. William S. Hamilton will officiate.

Interment will be in Mount Auburn Cemetery in charge of Funeral Director James of Dunbar. WILLIAM A. WOOD Stricken while listening to the World Senes baseball game Saturday afternoon, William A. Wood, 72 years old, widely known resident of the Tn-Town Community, dud suddenly about 2:10 o'clock Saturday afternoon at h.s home Bridge street, Dawson, He was dead when the family physician arrived." Although in poor health for some time past, Mr. Wood's deatu was a shock to the community.

He was 1 sitting in a chair when stricken. Mr. Wood, near Van WertT Ohio', September 21, 1868, a son of the la'te' Adarum Judson and Mary Ann Smith Wood. Before locating at Dawson 30 years ago, he had resided in Ohio and Burr Oak, Kan. He was a passenger and freight conductor on the Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad for a number of years, retiring three years ago.

Mr. Wood was married to Edna Luckey ol Dawson and' to the union one daughter, Mary Lois Wcod, at home, was bom. Besides his wife and daughter, he is survived by one stepdaughter, Miss Henrietta Downing, also at home. He was the last surviving member of immediate family. Mr.

Wood was a member of Guyasuta Lodge No. 513, F. and A. M. of PHtsourgh, and of the Order of Railway Conductors of the Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad.

He was a member of the Dawson council for several terms. Funeral service will be held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the family home. Hev. William Harper, pastor of the Dawson Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Dickerson Run Union Cemetery.

JOHN GETSIE John' Getsie, 54, an employe of the H. C. Frick Coke Company for more than 40 years, died Sunday at his home at Ronco. Sta- viving are hit wife, Mis. Elu.i- beth Gcteie; five children, Philip of Quantico, Mis.

Maty Kesock of Ronco, Mis. Anna Mikolich of New York, Mis. Margaret Cavalcantc of Uniontown and Jumoi of Honco; randchildrcn, one sister. Mis Mary of Hazelwcod jnd one brother, Andrew of Fairmont, W. a widely known throughout thib district as an mfielder on baseball among" them MOOSE CLUB CHARITY FILM WEDNESDAY Persona! Menlion The Moose Club's charily show "Movie Queen," opens its two- night engagement -with a children matinee Wednesday altcr- noon at the Connellsville High School Auditorium and its lirst adult perfoimance that evening, with the curtain rising promptly at 8-15 o'clock.

Dress rehearsal comments, om those "in the UnoWj" indicate the public has a real treat in store it. Colorful singing and dancing choruses add scintillating routines to the stage play and comprise Miss Catherine O'Connor, em- ploye oi the Tioulman Company, Satuiday night for New Yolk to buy winter merchandise for the women's icady-lo-weai de- tment of which she is manager. Spec.al lor National Letter will bold a party Tuesday, October 8tn, 8:45, Odd Fellows Crawford Avc. 'Pri2es, lunch. Admission 7oct-lt.

Mrs. James I. Fornwalt of Mc- Clellantown, who underwent a major operation at the Urion- town Hospital, continues to im- piovc Mrs Foinwalt is the former Miss Isabelle Moore of this pi nee. Ginger bread, doughnuts and pumpkin pies, for Hallowe'en Filbert Man Dead. Domemck Coville, 82, of Filbert, was found dead bed a heart attack Saturday.

He Is survived by Ins oni! son seven daughters. i Sunday. Mrs. Chester Charles has returned to her home at Davislown after having been a patient at ConnellsviLe State Hospital A son born to Mrs. Charles, died at Scottdale and Yough- Valley In- one of the high spots the pi o- dependents.

Deceased was born at Leiscn- rjng No. 1 and had resided there many' years before going to Ronco. Requiem high be celebrated at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at All Saints Church at Masontown in charge of Rev. Father Francis J. Kolb Inter- ment'will be in the chuich cemetery.

MJCS. HDGH D. LOGAN Mrs. Anna Tikey Logan, wife Hugh D. Logan of Logan's Crossing, died at 4:40 o'clo'ck Sunday morning at St.

Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, after a pro- longed illness. She was a mem- ber oi St Vincent de Paul's Church of Leisenring No. 1. Surviving in- addition to her husband are three children, Thieve and Regis, at "-home, and Hugh Logan, of Logan's Crossing. She also leaves one grandchild, Patricia Logan and the following brother and sisters: "Leo Tikey of Leisenring, Charles Tikey of Ohio, Fred Tikey, Mrs.

Augustus Smidtke, and Mrs. ward Stevens, all of Trott.u:". body has been removed to home at Logan's Crossing friends may call. The neral will be held Wednesday morning with- a prayer at the home at 8:30 o'clock followed by requiem high mass at 9 o'clock at St. Vincent de Paul's Church with the pastor, Rev.

L. D. McNanamy, celebrant Burial will be made in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Connellsville, in charge of Funeral Direc- tor Miltoru.V. Munk.

NICHOLAS s. Nicholas S. Cojland, 4C yeavs old, died at 9:45 o'clock this morning at his home, Eighth street and West Crawford avenue. He had been in ill health for several months. In addition to his widow, he survived by a daughter, Anna, and two sons, Frank and all of home; and a step-daughter, Betty of Philadelphia; Sisters, Mrs.

Mary Andis and Mrs. Kathryn Moore, both of Connellsville, and Mrs. Charles Loucks of Scottdale; brothers, Joseph of Blairsville, JF-ranl: and-Domuiick, both of Con- neU'sville, and Hock of Whitsetf. The parents, Mr. and "Mrs.

Salvatore C-olland of ConneUsville, also survive. The. body was taken to the Etader funeral home in South Eighth street. Friends may view LEROY S. FENTON MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct.

S. Fenton, 48 years old, died at 7:30 o'clock this morning at bis nome in Mount Pleasant township. He was born on the Pollins farm in Mount Pleasant township, October 29, 1892, a son of Alonzo and Mary Kalp Fenton. His widow, Mrs. Grace Ncwill 'enton, survives, together with me son, Paul at home; his par.

ents; and the following brothers and John of Long 3ranch, A. F. of Pleasant Jmty, Jesse of Plainfield, N. Frank of Alverton, Presley and Robeil, both Mount Pleasant township, Mrs. Jennie Price of Greensburg, Mrs.

J. C. Hunter, and Mrs. William Wilson, both of "Westmoreland Homesteads. The funeral service will be held r.t 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home with interment in the Middle Presbyterian Cemetery.

it there this evening. ments for the service been completed. Arrange- have not MRS. JULIA HENCHEL Mrs. Julia Henchel, widow of Frank Henchel of Leiseniing 1, difd at 6:30 o'clock at Connellsville State Hospital where she had been a patient since Tuesday.

The body was removed to the funeral establishment of John J. Spishak to be prepaied for burial. Her husband died last August 2B. CARL RICHARD SHAULIS Carl Richard Snaulis, nine years old, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Shaulis of near Champion, died at 3:40 o'clock Saturday morning at Polk Hospital near Franklin where he had been a patient for about eight months.

He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. The funeral service will be held T' at 20:30 o'clock tomorrow ing at the Mount Neba Church of God. Interment will be in the church cemetery in charge of neral Director Clyde B. Broooks of Indian'Head. Kev.

F. A. ley, pastor of the. Church of God, will officiate. BANIEL BTJHLEK Daniel Buhler, 80, father of Mrs.

J. Buell Snyder, wife of the congressman from the 24th Pennsylvania District, died at his home at Altoona Friday after a lingering MiC Buhler had-been a veteran, retiring after in its 'employe 50 years "during'which period" he had been away from his work 13. days. AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN "I never guessed his bride was that much older than him till she made him grqw a mustache so he wouldn't look so young." MRS. NELLE C.

SMOLEN SCOTTDALE, Oct. Nelle Catherine Smolen, 48 years old, died Sunday afternoon al her home in South Everson after a week's illness. She was a lifelong resident of South Everson, having been born at Valley Works in 1882, a daughter oJ Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Czerniak. She is survived by her husband, Paul J.

Smplert, four daughters and one son: Mary Anasxasia, Genevieve, Adelma Ruth and Edward, all at home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Czerniak, South Everson five sisters and' three brothers Mrs. Mary Graczyk, Everson Mrs. Stefanie Szalaukicwiez, De troit, Mrs.

Pearl Sczygiel Mrs. Stella Polakowski and Mrs Martha Stempmak, South Ever son; and Joseph Czerniak anc Frank Czerniak, Cleveland, Ohio and Michael Czerniak, Everson. Funeral mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock, Wednesday mornin, at St. Joseph's Church in Everson Interment will be in St. Joseph' Cemetery there.

TODAY TOMORROW WEDNESDAY MRS. ALEX VEUBA Mrs. Elizabeth Vcrba, 49 year old, of Whitsett, died ot 11:4 o'clock Saturday night at Con nellsville State Hospital alter lingering illness. She leaves her husband, Ale Verba, and these children: Alex Charles, Lyda John and Stephen, at home. Her mother and two sisters live ir Europe and one sister in Canada The funeral service will be hcl at 2 o'clock Wednesday afterr.oo at the home at WhlUett with ad ditional rites at the Perryopol Christian Church.

Rev. Stephe Muranyi of the Brownsville Pres duction; the fashion show, also an integral part of tnc plot, will preview the newest fall trends apparal. "ConneUsville in the Movies" will provide many a laugh and considerable interest. The complete cast is comprised Juanita Hall, movie queen, jad Brown; Mary Margaret ourtney, Mailena Slarbo; Abe, station master, Dundee Schia- oni; Dave, the other state master, H. Luekey; Noiman Momson, immie Cam, Helen Russo, Ma rown: John Luckey, Goldstein; dward Hor.isek, Jaqucs Flowers, arl Reed, hotel manager, Mr.

uave; Bob Shaw, Barrymoie, am DeHulT, pappy, Howard Burette, Al, neu.s cameraman; John John Goldenshuh and iimdee Schiavom, Goldstein's yei len; Earle Reed, Bob Shaw, Howrd Burdette, creditors, and I. H. uckey, leporter. The choruses re comprised of Dorothy Daniels, jloria DePolo, Lilith Langley, heresa Goldenshuh. Irma Jean Marietta, Ruth Dorothy JeBolt, Anna Ruth Landymore, Barbara Reynolds, Melva Burdick, envelopes, 60c, 'at Kestner's, 125 W.

Artple 3oct-5tf Mrs. A. Theresse of Philadelphia returned home today aftei a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mis. C.

L. Burkey, of Isabella road. She came here to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Mary Louise Burkey, and Frederick R. Filburn. Hugs, 9x12 foot, cleaned, $3.40.

Phone 19C5. Simons Cash Carry Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. mcr, Miss Wanetta Yoder, Mrs Robert Miss Lou se HefC- ley, Mr and Mis.

Waller T. Smith. Mr. and Mrs F. Miss Mary Paikhill, Miss Mary Ellen Shivcs, James Shives, Miss Betty Mansberger, Miss Ruby Taylor, Miss Lillian Andrews Miss Imogeie Frazier, Miss Martha Hixcnbaugh and Elmer Bretikiron.

UCILO among the local persons who attended the Sunday session of the annual Confeience of the Methodist Church, held at Johnstown. M). Fulmer was a delegate from the Central Methodist Church. The Ladies' Auxiliary to South Connellsville Fire Dept. will hold a card party tonight, 8 o'clock Prizes, lunch.

Door prize. Admission 25c. Advertisement. 7oct-lt. Mrs.

Howard Biggard of Finleyville bpcnt the week-end at the --Advertisement--ocl7-8-12 i Fred S. Opperman of est Cedar avenue was called Pittsburgh Sunday by the critical illness of her mother, Mrs. Delia Timon Brown, a patient at the Pittsburgh Hospital. She was accompanied by Mr. Opperman and daughter, Jean Ann, who returned home Sunday evening.

Mr. and Lewis Hickman of Philadelphia ale visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Gail Fish- I bach, South Pittsburg street. Miss Virginia Moore, a student nurse at Columbia Hospital, Wilkmsburg, spent the week-end ivith her parents, Mr and Mrs. John H.

Moore, of East Cedar avenue. Miss Martha Duggan and Miss Martha G. Driscoll attended the Pitt-Missouri football game si Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh, Satui- day afterroon. A Young of East Green street is attending the World Series baseball games. Mr and Mrs.

Thomas Trop and son, Thomas, Mr and Mrs. John Sofranko and daughter, Elizabeth, visited at Perryopolis Dartball League Meeting Tuesday meeting the City Dartball League will be at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night at the First Methodist Church. All churches are urged to have representatives and delegates are especially requested from Greenwood and Evangelical churches. Complete Funeral $265 The service includes the Copper Bearing Steel Couch Casket (as illustrated), loose cotton mattress and, as do all H. Stadcr Funerals, all essentials except cemetery, clothing and religious offering 1 STADER FUNERAL HOME 207 S.

Stii St. Visitors Welcome. Plione SI. Other Dignified Complete Funerals as Low as Genevieve LaPort, Pauline Joan Glass and Elvera Wea- Reserved seat tickets went on ale at Rush's Drug Stcre at 9 his morning, and will continue here until 7:30 Wednesday and Thursday even.ngs. ane Lee Shaw, Norma Howen, home of her aunt, Mrs.

Emma Strawn, of North Sixth street. She was called here by the death of Miss Florence Smutz. Mrs-. Biggard, formerly Miss Ida Strawn of this city, was bookkeeper at Miss STiutz' store for a number years. Among other out-of- own persons called here by the oath of Miss Smutz were a lephcw and niece, Mr.

and Mrs. itanley Crowe, of Pittsburgh. Card party sponsored by the C. Degree Team, 8 o'clock onight. Lunch, door prize, ad- nission 25c.

Advertisement. 'oct-lt. Mr. and Mis. Warren L.

Wright and Mr. and Mrs. J. Clyde White- ey motored to St. Clairsviile, Ohio, Sunday and visited Mrs.

Wright's mother, Mrs. Sarah Hoore. Rummage sale, Council of Tewish Women, one day only, Tuesday, October 8, room former- occupied by Milton Munk's Tuneial Homo, N. Pittsburg beginning at 9:00 A. t.

Miss Florence Wilkey and Miss Betty Wilson went to Greensburg x)day where they will present musical programs (his week at the reensburghcr Hotel. Woman's Benefit Association byterian Church will officiate, assisted by Rev. Fred L. Fink of 'erryopolis. Interment will be Mount Washington Cemetery charge of the undertaking firm ot Ira Blair Sons of Perryopolis.

WALTER G. JONES, JR. Walter Gorman Jones, 18 yeais old, son of Walter G. and Viola C. Martin Jones, died at o'clock Sunday evening at his home, 310 East Fairview ave- nuo, of complications.

Born in Connellsville August 21, 1922, he attended me public schools and was enrolled as a junior at Connellsville i School. He was a member of the United Brethren Church and attended the Sunday School. Surviving in addition, to his parents are three brothers, Frank Edward, and the twins, Haloid and Harry, all at home. He was grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Jones and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Martn, all of Connellsville The funeral service will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home with Rev. Elmer A. Schultz, pastor of the United Brethren Chuich, officiating, assisted by Eev. O.

G. Cook, pastor of the Dunbar Methodist church. Burial will be made in Hill Grove Cemetery. MRS. JANE WAGNER Mis.

Jane Wagner, 91 years old died at 12:15 o'clock this afternoon at the home of a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Robinson, in West Cedar avenue The body was removed to the Milton V. Munk funeral home.

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