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Pottstown Mercury Saturday, Feb. 21, 1970 Obituaries Anna F. Wilhelm Dies at Age 74 Former Building Superintendent Dies at Center Anna Florence (Asikainen) Wilhelm, 74, wife of John II. Wilhelm, 248 Walnut died Friday afternoon at Medical Center North where she was a patient four days. She was ill the past 10 days.

Born in Finland, she was North Charlotte and James Alexander Smith, 4 xt husband of Dorothy (Cavanagh)! Mmme Negaunee, Smith B79 Irma and Hulda Asik- ainen, both of Marquette, -g CenteJ three grandchildren and three in meaicai uenter rvortn; great-grandchildren. he was Thurs' Funeral services will be 2 p.m. v. Tuesday from Houck Funeral orn in was a son of the late Robert daughter of the late William and Grace streets. The Rev.

Dr. an (Lennon) Smith. Kathryn (Fromm) Asikainen. jLuther A. Krouse, pastor emer- wfs of She was a member of Emman- itus of Emmanuel Church, will R- E.

Clemens uel Lutheran Church. officiate. Square, until his re- Surviving with he widower Interment will be in Highland September be- are two daughters Helen Memorial Park. cause of illness. Wife of Curtis E.

Glasser, 977 A viewing will be 7 to 8:30 Smith lived in Schwenks- N. Warren Mae Souley- p.m. Monday at the funeral years and moved to Israeli Air Force An Exclusive Club! Youth in College SOPHOMORE i 11 ret, at home; a son, Curtis home. 425 Mervine three sisters, BEARD RITES Funeral services for George W. Beard, 93, widower of Anna 0.

(Moore) Beard, 412 King Spring City, were Friday from Shalkop Funeral Home, 135 Bridge Spring City. The Rev. Elvin J. Groff, pas- Brother of Area Resident Dies In Millersville TO ATTEND COLLEGE Sandra Lee Davidheiser, the home of a son, George T.f daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

in Lpper Potfsgrove two Kenneth Davidheiser, 20 months ago. Surviving with his widow and son are another son, Jay Aw Norristown; two daughters, Shirley wife of Robert H. Pile Narberth; Carole wife of Donald J. Gallagher, Germantown; three brothers, Robert, Oaks; Thomas, Consho- sei vices for W. hocken; William, Areola.

And, a sister, Mary, wife of William Levering, King of Prussia, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday from Grace Lutheran Church. The Rev. Richard G.

Hoffert, pastor, will of-; ficiate. Walnut will attend Kutztown State College in the fall. She plans to major in elementary education. A senior at Pottstown High School. She is president of the Future Teachers of America, assistant editor of Troiad, editor in chief of PHS News and served on play and Mid-Winter Varieties committees.

Discharged Funeral tor of Spring City First United Civde Hostetter, 94, Millers-1 Church of Christ, officiated. Interment was in East an area resi (Jent Mennonite Cemetery, (bt' Wlil be today Groff Spring City. Home, Lancaster. Of: Bearers were Gordon will be the Rev. Dr.

pastor of Trini' ard Hoffert, pastor, will of- WAYNE MILLER, son of Mr, ty United Church of Christ and ficiate. Mrs. Wayne Miller, Chest----------husband of Mr interment will be in Highland nut Street, Collegeville, was re- Death Notices niece. Memorial Park. cently discharged from the A viewing will be 7 to 9 p.m.

I Army. He was stationed in Germ er men will be in Green-Monday at Houck Funeral many and has returned there Cemetery, Lancaster. Hnmp Nnrth Charlotte and for an indefinite stay. farrniy of the Victor Van Horn requests that in lieu of flowers contributions may be made Mr. Hostetter died Thursday ZJSmST of a sister, Mrs.

casfy in palmetto, Florida, on Tuevj'J- W. Brenneman, with whom day, February 17, 1970, Anna he lived the past 20 years. A Home, North Grace streets. NEW YORK (AP) For a Richard H. Bealer son of young Israeli probably eas- Mr.

and Mrs. Richard H. Bealer ier to get into Mecca than into Boyertown RD 2, was the Israeli Air Force. The Israeli Flight School is so tough that once the entire graduating class consisted of one man. NBC producer Bob Rogers learned this recently while filming a report on the Israeli Air MM Force for the Feb.

3 edition of Israelis operate a system with a few of the best pilots rather than many average Rogers says. firmly believe that the Israeli Flight School has the highest washout rate in the tell the sto-j he added. experts, including some in the believe that the IAF is pound-j for-pound the best combat air force in the The producers says the exact size of the IAF is a closely RICHARD H. BEALER JR. guarded secret and censorship named a( Wes( nf from showing the chester S( size of the flight grad-: 4 uating class A 19i)8 graduate of Boyertown Rogers and his who School, he is a sophomore spent a month in Israel filming rnaj history, the report, flew over the coun- at LEHIGH try with the IAF.

It was the first time non-Israeli newsmen were permitted to film a jet squad exercise in the air. retired farmer, he lived in Millersville his entire life. Surviving with Mrs. Brenneman are two other sisters, Adele, wife of Hiram Hershey, Family Banquet Ursinus College, Collegeville. Toastmaster Gerald Swavely, district commissioner, introduced guests.

Kenneth Klumpp, institutional representative, I group singing. Carson Freeman, an explorer scout, narrated and showed slides of his trip to Philmont Scout Rach, Cimarron City, New Mexico. A flag ceremony was led by Ronald Case Jr. assistant scoutmaster. Flag bearers were David Spaid, Douglas Brown, Douglas Snader and Bill Koffel.

(Rastafter) Casey, wife of William Casey, of Pennsburq RD, age 74 years. Relatives and friends are invited To services from the Mann Funerai Home, 222 Washington E. Greenville, on Saturday, Feb. 21 at 8:30 a.m. High Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

in St. Philip Nerl Catholic Church, Pennsburg RD. In- t.rrrw*nt in Holy Cross Cemetery, I HarleySVllle RD 1, and Edith, Prnnsburq. Friends may call at the ()r Crnff Yfillorc funeral horrv Friday 7 p.m. UTOIT, MlllerS- cHation of me rosary will be at 8 p.m.

Vllle. (Mann) DENTLFR On Thursday, February i970, Roy W. Dentler, of L' (Frankenfieid) Dentler, of nnnp Hrtff In Pottstown, age 91 HQjipC JvUUli flUll years. Relatives and f-iends are in- vited to the services from Schumacher Reber Funeral Home, 359 Kingi St, Pottstown, on Monday, February! at 2 p.m. Interment In Highland; Memorial Park, Friends may call atj Une hundred twenty five Sundflv attended the (Schumacher Reber) family banquet of Trappe Boy faui KNER Of collegeville, ori wed- Scout Troop 113 in Wismer Hall nesday, February 18, 1970, William Faulkner, husband of Elizabeth (Ortman) Faulkner, 321 Sklppack Road, Collegeville, 75 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services from Norman D. Holcombe Funeral Home, 21 Main Trappe, on Saturday, February 21 at 2 p.m. Interment in Lower Providence Baptist Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening 7 to 9 m. at the funeral home Masonic Services by Shiloh Lodge (Holcombe) In Pottstown, D.

3, on Thursday, February 19, 1970, Norman J. Hedrick, husband of Mary (Cassel) Hedrick, age 72 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the R. L. Williams Jr.

funeral Home, Skippack, Pa on Monday, February 23, at 2 pm. Interment Towamencin Schwenktelder Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening from 7 to 9 (Williams) MFKO-On Thursday, February 19, 1970, John husband of Anna (Supco) Meko, 706 Center Stowe, 53 years. Relatives friends are invited to attend the services from the Kopkkl Funeral Wome, 1104 High St. on Mcyiday, February 23 at a.m.

Divine JLImrgy will be celebrated in Holy Russian Orthodox Church at 9:00 a.m. Interment in the church Cemetery. Friends may ail ai the funeral home on Sunday evening from 7 to 9 Parastas services wl'M be held at 8 p.m. Stjnday eveninq. (Kopicki) Wednesday, February 18, 1970, Franklin W.

Sell, son of the late Harry W. and Florence (Taglieber) Sell, ot Finland Road, Pennsburg RD age 42 years Relatives and friends are invited to the services from the Mann Funeral Home, 222 Washington Fast Greenville, on Saturday, Feb 21 at 3 p.m. Interment in New Goshenhoppen Cemetery, East Greenville. Friends may call at the funeral homo Friday after 7 p.m. (Mann) Wndnesday, February 18, 1970, George Shoemaker, husband ot Ida (Shelly) Shoemaker of 465 N.

Charlotte age 79 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services from the Skean Funeral Home, 404 High St. on Saturday, February 21 at 1 30 p.m. Inter- in Zions Lutheran Cemetery, Spring City, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral ho-me on Friday evenuig ftom 7 to 8:30 in lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Emmanuel Lutheran Church Shares of Faith.

(Skean) SMITH Friday, February 20, 1970, James Alexander Smith, husband of Dorothy (Kavanaqh) Smith, 1597 Swenk Rd Pottstown, age 62 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services -from Grace Lutheran Church, Charlotte Pottstown, on Tuesday, February 24 a.m. Interment in Highland Memorial Park Friends may call Monday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home (Houck) Thursday, February 19, 1970, in PhoenixvHle Hospital, Alfred Wenzel, husband of Agnes (McHugh) Wenzel, 371 St Royersford, age 73 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services on Monday, February 23 in Sacred Heart Church, Royersford, where High Re quiem Mass be celebrated at 10 a m.

Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, PhoenixvHle. Friends may call at the latfl residence on Sunday evening. Arrangements are in charge of Devlin-Rosmos Funeral Home, S. Main St.

at 4th PhoenixvMle. (Devlin 8. Rosmos) Amy S. Eaches Succumbs at Nursing Home HESS RITES Funeral services for Warren S. Hess, 66 husband of Olivia (Pennypacker) Hess, Barto RD 1, were Friday from C.

L. Losh Funeral Home, 124 W. Philadelphia Boyertown. The Rev. Marvin E.

Dewalt, Amy S. Eaches, 230 S. Main pastor of St. (Hill) Spring City, died Friday in Lutheran Church, Boyertown West Chester Arms Convales- RD 1 officiated, cent Horne, WestChester, where Interment was in Hill Church she was a patient two weeks. Cemetery.

Born in Spring City, she was Bearers were Charles Mest, a daughter of the late John T. Jacob Wyajnitc Jacob and Hannah (Stauffer) Eaches. Wyajnitc Herbert Bender, Miss Eaches lived in Spring Daniel Eisenhart and David City all her life. Wensel. She was a member of Spring --------------City First United Church of Christ and the Daughters of (heiCLEAVER RITES American Revolution.

Funeral services for Frank E. Surviving is a twin sister, cleaver, 91, widower of Clara Clara with whom she re- (Mease) Cleaver, 612 E. Phila- sided. delphia Boyertown, were Funeral services will be 2 Fridav from L. W.

Ott Funeral p.m. Tuesday from her home. Home, 111 N. Reading The Rev. Elvin J.

Groff, tor of Spring City First UCC The Rev. Clyde I. Fry, pastor will officiate. of St. Lutheran Church, Interment will be in Morris Boyertown, officiated.

Cemetery, Phoenixville. I Interment was in Pleasant A viewing will be noon Tues- View Cemetery, Sinking day until the service. Bearers were Melvin II. Shalkop Funeral Home. 1.15 Cleaver, Harry L.

Fegley, For-j Brilge Spring City, is in rest E. Allebach and Jack B. Sunday School Plans Founder's Day Affair Day will be observed 5 p.m. Sunday by the Sunday School of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church. The program will feature skits and recitations on the founding of the church by Bishop Richard Allen in 1787 in Philadelphia.

Refreshentms will follow under the direction of Mrs. Gwendolia Miller, Sunday School superintendent, and Mrs. Dorothy Ricketts, assistant. Thomas C. Benfield, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl S. Benfield, 425 E. 4th Boyertown, was, named to the list for the fall term at Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Benfield is a freshmen at the school.

U.S. Apologizes To Cambodia For 35 Killed 1 WASHINGTON (AP) The United States has formally apologized to the Cambodian government and provided payments! totaling $11,400 for 35 persons killed or wounded last Nov. 1617 in air strikes directed at Viet; Cong positions in Cambodia, the State Department reported Friday. The U.S. charge in Phom Penh, Loyd M.

Rieves, delivered a note expressing regret for the loss of Cambodian life and the casualties suffered when U.S. planes fired on artillery positions near a Cambodian army post. The note expressed concern over violations of Cambodian neutrality and called upon the Cambocfian government to take necessary measures to prevent the use of its territory by Viet Cong and North Vietnamse forces. The embassy handed over the equivalent of $400 to the next of kin of each of the 25 persons killed in U.S. air strikes.

The equivalent of $150 was paid to eight persons who were seriously wounded and $100 to each of two other persons less seriously wounded. Interviews Continue For Police Chief Interviews with Daniel Kerwin, Upper police chief, continued for the second consecutive day as a result of his effort to deward courteous motorists with hamburgers and french fries. Associated Press photographers arrived here Friday morning to photograph Kerwin at where the are redeemed. Radio station WIBG called for information and Friday night he did a taped interview with WIND, a radio station in Chicago, 111 SURNAME RUSSIAN Leonard Nimoy, formerly Mr. Spock of and currently co-star of says his surname is Russian and means mute or speechless.

Returns to Duty SPEC. 4 HARRY D. CASSEL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cassel W.

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