The Warren County Observer from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 27

WARREN, PA. WARREN COUNTY OBSERVER. SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1962PAGE THIRTY-ONE Miss Phoebe L. Finley Miss Phoebe L. Finley, 77 of 14 Schantz died at 8:20 p.m.

Friday, Jan. 12, 1962 in the Keystone Nursing Home, after a long illness. Miss Finley was bom Jan. 8, 1885 in McKeesport, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel F. Finley. She attended McKeesport High School, Business College, Pennsylvania State University and was graduated from Allegheny College. She taught school in Warren County for 43 years. She was first at Glade Run High School until it was taken into the borough and later a teacher in Warren High School where she served as head of the history department and dean of girls.

She was a member of Grace Methodist Church, a former president of its Epworth League, former superintendent of its Sunday School, former teacher of the Goodwill Gleaners Sunday School class and a member of the official board. She was also a charter member of the Ctllege Club. Survivors include a sister Hazel Finley of Warren; a brother Thomas W. Finley of Elmira, N.Y.; a niece and three nephews. A brother Paul K.

Finley of Harlingen, Texas preceded her in death in 1958. Arrangements will be announced by the Templeton Funeral Home. Mrs. John W. Morgan Laura G.

Wertz Morgan, 22 Davis Youngsville, died at Warren General Hospital Thursday afternoon at 2:30, following a short illness. She was bom atMayburg, on March 10, 1936. Mrs. Morgan is survived by her husband, John W. Morgan, three children, Judy, Johnny and Bradley, all at home; her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wertz of Youngsville; two brothers, Ronnie and Raymond of Youngsville. She was a member of St. Lukes Catholic Church in Youngsville. A Requiem Mass will be said for her Monday morning in St.

Lukes by the Rev. Charles Hurley, pastor. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m.

and from 7 to 9 p.m. and the same hours on Sunday at the Young Funeral Home, where the Parish Rosary will be said tomorrow night at 8 Walter C. Shaw Walter C. Shaw of McKeesport, civic leader and co-founder and chairman of the board of the G.C. Murphy Company Variety Store chain, died early Wednesday morning in St.

Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. Shaw, who was 81 on January 1, had been in ill health for several months. He had gone to Florida in October, and was confined to the hospital on December 23.

He vvas born in 1881, a son of Lydia Ann and Joseph A. Shaw, in Stewarts town, Penna. Me is survived by a brother, Newton C. Shaw of Stewartstown, two sisters, Mrs. Mae Sample of Elizabeth City, N.C.; and Mrs.

Lou Tarbert of Red Lion, a son, Walter C. Shaw of Mt. Lebanon, and two daughters, Louis Shaw YanKirk of McKeesport, and Betty Shaw Gamble of Pleasant Hills, also eight grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Una Virginia Shaw, in 1954. Friends are being received at the family home, 1501 Library McKeesport, today and tomorrow.

Funeral services will be held at the First Methodist Church of McKeesport Monday afternoon at 1:30. Burial will be in McKeesport. Carl D. Anderson Services for Carl D. Anderson of Warren, Ohio, were conducted by the Rev.

Carl E. R. Nelson. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. Pall bearers were: Leo W.

Schulman, James Madden, Franklin Allen Vilson, Charles Padcrett. Harvey Peters Harvey Peters, 82, of Mt. Jewett died January 12, 1962, in Kane Community Hospital. iiiiiiiiMimmimMimimiiimiiiiiiiimimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiii QUICK News Report By United Press International Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held their second probing conference on Berlin. Indications were the three hour session was a tough one.

thousand Europeans rioted in the seaport of Mostaganem, killing a policeman to bring the deatii toll in wide violence to 15 yesterday an I 182 since Jan. 1. A cryptic broadcast by the OAS terrorist group hinted at a showdown with the Moslem rebels. HUARAZ, Peru--Army engineers fought to the devastated area of Mft Huascaran to aid persons who escaped when an avalanche obliterated a dozen Indian villages. Official estimates of dead and missing continue to hover around 3,000 to 4,000.

VIENTIANE--The Laotian government of Premier Prince Boun Oum received its monthly aid check of $3 million from the United States after a 12-day delay. Bonn Oum said he would leave tomorrow for Geneva talks with the other two rival princes of Laos. military chief disclosed a fifth column of Indonesians bom in Dutch-held West New Guinea are infiltrating back into the territory in increasing numbers. Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies of Australia gave President Sukarno an implied warning Australia would defend East New Guinea against attack.

State of the Union message was hailed as dynamic and historic in Western European newspapers and official circles. There was mild and scattered criticism of economic program. LEOPOLDVILLE and Congolese troops were reported pa- troling the tense Oriental Province capital of Stanleyville to pre- wont rAuinrr rrancrc nf "I nmiimha from taking thelawin- Area News Briefs Labor Speaker Gordon W. Chapman, a special assistant to the secretary of state and co-ordinator of international labor affairs will speak March 10 at a sixth annual banquet of the Warren County Central Labor Council in the Marconi Outing Club. Arthur B.

White is chairman of the banquet committee. He will be assisted by Gus Peterson, Marvin Wensel, Thomas Handest, Charles Reynolds and Karl Petersen Jr. Sheffield Boosters The Sheffield Sports Boosters Club vVill furnish the money to provide an ice skating rink on Memorial Playground in Sheffield, Mrs. Eugene Leseman, publicity diairman of the Sheffield Civic Association, said the Sports Boosters made their offer as soon as they learned that the Civic Association had given up plans for the rink because of a lack of funds. Warren General Hospital Port Allegany Man Found Dead PORT ALLEGANY, Pa.

Barber, 56, was found dead yesterday along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Liberty twp. and Me Kean county. Coroner Gale Hollenbeck said death resulted from exposure. The body was discovered by the victim's father, Sam Barber, who was searching for his son when he failed to return home Thursday. Memorial Court A memorial court for J.H.

Alexander who last year will be held at 3 p.m. Jan 22. Mr. Alexander was for many years a member of the law firm of Alexander, Clark, Mervine and Calderwood. Judge Alexander C.

Flick Jr. will preside and a committee of the county bar association will read into the record a eulogy of the attorney. Brader Assigned A Warren man has been named local representative for the Erie Insurance Exchange. He is William E. Brader ol 203 West st.

who was recently licensed as a fire and casualty insurance writer. He will conduct business at his home address. Corrections Raymond T. Brewster has been charged with failure to yield one half of the highway as a result of an accident at 12:10 p.m. Thursday at the eastern end of Glade bridge.

The Warren County Observer yesterday incorrectly reported that Emory M. Nelson of 325 Prospect the other driver was at fault. The error was made because of confusion in a police report on the accident. We apologize to Mr. Nelson for any embarrassment the story may have caused him.

The Warren County Observer wishes to apologize to Mrs. Eric Carlson of 309 Prospect st. for listing her as the driver of a car which struck a tree on Conewango ave. Thursday. The driver of the car was Marjorie Ann Carlson of 207 Monroe st.

Incomplete information on the accident led to our mistake. We are sorry to have caused Mrs. Eric Carlson any embarrassment. Steelworkers' Pay NEW YORK (UPI) The average annual earnings of steelworkers have increased to $3.3 billion in the decade between 1QR1 cinH 1 QfiO fvnm £1 7 hillinn ADMISSIONS Mr. Joseph Suppa, 1028 Spring Warren.

Mrs. Leona Duffield, 105 Alexander Warren. Baby Thomas Anundson, 8 W. Main Sheffield. Mrs.

Marian McMillan, 715 Conewango Warren. Mrs. Adelle Holland, 405 Water Warren. Mrs. Catherine Sheldon, Kinzua.

Mrs. Lila Carr, 10 W. Third Warren. Mrs. Anne Augenstein, 22 Davis Youngsville.

Mrs. Irene Engstrom, R. D. 2, Sugar Grove. Mrs.

Elaine Hallgren, 338 E. Main Youngsville. Mrs. Bertha Anderson, 25 Dunham Sheffield. DISCHARGES Mr.

August Cerra, 107 S. South Warren. Mrs. Henrietta Frederick, 15 E. Wayne Warren.

Mrs. Marie Gruber, R. D. 9, Russell. Mrs.

Agnes Fleeter, S. Main Sheffield. Mr. Clare Lowe, 16 Follett Run Warren. Mrs.

Betty Ann Matve, R. D. 1, Sugar Grove. Mr. John K.

Stevenson, 9 Church Warren. Mst. Timothy Wiltsie, 1399 Yankee Bush Warren. Mrs. Frances Wood, 28 Plum Warren.

Mrs. Murial zamii, 107 Church Sheffield. Birth Report ft arren (renerai GIRL--David and Marian Kriebel Bailey, Marienville. and Edna Barr Lindsey, 14 Franklin W'arren. JamestoM ii WCA A.

and Nancy Herzing Huckabone, 394 Falconer Jamestown. BOYS--Richard and Judy Monfort Scott, 2 Canterbury Elicott, Jamestown; Anthony an 1 Genevieve Ferrau LaTone, 800 E. 2nd Jamestown. Jamestown General GIRL--Dennis L. an i Joann Dimaio Swan, 244 Samson Jamestown.

BOY -George and Mary Potter Box 193, Greenhurst. KANE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GIRL--Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith, Haines Kane. Marriage Applications William Ellsworth Yeager, 404 Conewango Warren, and Shirley M.

Henninger, 25 Red Oak road, Butler; Merle William Greenawalt 561 E. Fifth Warren and Judith Ann Fox, 106 Main Russell. State Sales Tax Returns Due Monday One Killed, 11 Injured in Blast TUSCOLA, 111. explosion roared through a chemical plant here yesterday, killing one person and injuring 11 others. Dead was Dave Laley, Tuscola.

He died of severe burns, a spokesman for the United States Industrial Chemical Corp. said. Six of those injured -vere treated and released from the Jarman Hospital. Five were hospitalized with cuts, bruises and shock. Cause of the blast was not given.

No damage estimate was immediately available. Company officials said no detailed information about the blast would be released until today. Reporters and photographers who rused to the scene were not allowed in the immediate area of the explosion. The spokesman said the action was taken for security measures. Insulted omen LERICI, Italy nevs- paper in nearby La Spezia, which insulted the women of Lerici, paid off court by papering the to-vn with posters declaring "The women of Lerici are not The Ciodo Times had said in a edition that the wives of the seamen who make up much of the population of Lerici have other friends while their husbands are at sea.

A group of seamen sued and won the case. Good Buy WASHINGTON (UPI) Servicing can add to the grocery bill. But not so with chicken, say U.S. Department of Agriculture economists. The ready-to-cook broiler-fryer now comes to market at record low prices thanks in part to HARRISBURG, Pa.

(UPI) November returns from the 4 per cent sales, use and hotel occupancy tax are due Jan. 15, the state Sales Tax Bureau announced yesterday. The bureau said the returns are due from the 20,000 licensees who submit the funds on a monthly basis. Quarterly returns from the remainder of the 225,000 licensees are due Jan. 31, the bureau said.

Money from the tax is earmarked for state educational purposes. Almanac By United Press International Today is Saturday, Jan. 13, the 13th day of the year with 352 to follow in 1961. The moon is in its first quarter. On this day in history: In 1733, James Edward Oglethorpe, together with some 130 English colonists, arrived at Charleston with a charter to establish a settlement in what is now the state of Georgia.

In 1864, composer Stephen Foster died in Bellevue Hospital, New York City. In 1868, the Senate refused to accept President ouster of Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton. In 1953, a Moscow report said nine doctors had been arrested for plotting the deaths of Soviet political and military leaders. A thought for the day: French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.