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Rimersburg Officer Dead Soon After Viet Arrival Kittanning, Pa. Tuesday, March 5, 1968 RIMERSBURG Second Doyle L. Butler, 21, of 114 Purity Rimersburg, died Feb. 11, 1968 in South Vietnam as the result of wounds received in action while serving with the U.S. Army.

He was born July 27, 1946 in Meadville, Pa. a son of Doyle L. and Margaret (Roache) Butler ST. Prior to enlisting on Feb. 27, and Thursday.

Service will be held at 10 a.m. Friday (March 8, 1968) in St. Richard's Catholic Church, Rimersburg, with Rev. WiUiam Maloney, church pastor, i i a i Burial will be in Rimersburg Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

Thursday at the funeral home. Full military honors will be in charge of United States Army Support Detachment at Oakdalc, Pa Arrangements by Miller. REAL ESTATE MERCHANDISE SMALL HOME --Downtown Ford City. Call 762-0344. Auction Sales 36B 1966, Lt.

Butler attended Pennsylvania State University atJHETRICK Friends of Irvin J. ,1 State College. A 1964 graduate of Rimersburg Union High School he was active in sports and other school activities. Arriving in South Vietnam on Jan. 1988 Buller was reported miss-j ing in action Feb.

11, 19G8. He! was a graduate of Army Officers Training School. Lt. Butler was a member of St. Richard's Catholic Church, Rimersburg.

He had lived in this community his entire life. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Butler.

Sr. of Rimersburg; brothers, Thomas R. a student JBODDORF at Western New i University, Silver City, N. John J. at home; a sister, Miss Beverly Ann Butler, a student at Robert Morris Junior College, Pittsburgh; maternal grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Roache of Medville. A number of aunts and uncles also survive. llctrick of Huey, who died March 3, 1968 are being received after 7 this evening at J. D.

M'ller Funeral Home, Rimersburg. Family i i a i hours will be 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home by Rev.

Ronald Glaspy of Sligo Church of Nazarene. Burial will be made! in Rimersburg Cemetery. Arrangements by Miller. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, March 9 at 12:30 p.m. at 1713 5th Ford City.

Due to the death of my wife Maybelle Edwards, I will offer at Public Auction all household articles as follows: 6 pc. bedroom suite; 2 pc. living room suite; electric range; new Whirlpool wringer washer; Oriental rug; one 12 14 rug; two 9 12 jugs; pictures: books; -lamps; cabinets; electric appliances; fancy needlework; cookware; mower. Many items too numerous to mention. Terms cash.

Arthur J. Edwards. Frank A. Heirien, auctioneer, 197 Maple Kittanning. Houses for Sate 52 NEW SPLIT LEVEL home just completed 3 bedrooms dining room, living room, utility room, kitchen, family room, basament, 2-car garage, rear porch, baths, seeded lawn, city water, Lot No, 16, Valley View Heights, located at Old Fairground property above Manorville.

Call or see Kendrick Walker. RENTALS Wanted to Renr 44 BUTLER Friends of 2nd Lt. Doyle L. Butler, Jr. of 114 Rimersburg, who died Feb.

11,1968 will be received at the J. D. Miller Funeral Home, Rimersburg, after 8 p.m. today. Family visitation hours are 8 to 10 p.m.

today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday Friends Charles Irvin Boddork, 81, oil Ringgold, Jefferson who died March 3. 1968, ini Adrian i a Punx-j sutawney, are being received at' (he Charles D. Alcorn Funeral Home in Hawthorn. A funeral service will be held at the funeral home March 6, 1968 at 2 p.m.

with Rev. Robert J. Horneman, pastor of the Ringgold Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will follow in the family plot in Cemetery. Arrangements by Alcorn.

WANTED House or apartment to rent. Must be located between Kittanning and Butler on old or new 422. Worthiogton and Fenelton included. Pleasei call 542-3921 or 543-7081. STORY HOME with garage, one acre ground, near Ford' City.

$8,500. Call 7G2-5979. comfortable blocks from Rooms for Rent 45 ANTIQUE HUNTING? Here is a rare one, old outside and modern inside. home only 2 downtown Kittanning. Only one block to grade school, Jr.

high school Library, YMCA, and mosl churches. Spacious liv i room, dining room, modern completely equipped kitchen with built-in laundry, three bedrooms, bath, and powder room. High quality wall to wall carpet and custom made drapes throughout. Lots of storage. Efficient gas heat.

Pleasant Title yard. This house will save you money at only $15,000. Call 542-1251 or 543-0131. PRIVATE HOME for elderly ladies. Room and board included.

Reasonable. By month or permanent, 543-4084. Apartments for Rent 46 William Finley Shrader Jr. William Finley Shrader 48, 302 Chestnut Kittanning, died at 10:30 a.m. this morning in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning.

A son of William Finley Shrader Sr. and the former Molly Morrow, he was born Nov 26, 1919 in Slate Lick and lived his entire life hi this area. Mr. Shrader was a salesman for H. E.

Brosius Company, Kittanning, for the past 16 years. He was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church, Kittanning; Elks Lodge 203, Kittanning; and Veterans Of Foreign Pattonville. He was a veteran of World War II. He leaves: his wife, the former Beatrice Moesta; three sonsj Richard F. of Apollo and Daniel R.

and W. David, both at home; a daughter, Tyra Ann, at home; a half-brother, Matthew L. Bouch of Butler; four sisters, Mrs'. Lois Galbreath of Kittanning, Mrs. Albert (Alene) McClester of Butler, Mrs.

Harry (Luctle) Frantz of Freeport RD 1 and Mrs. Harold (Ann) Gaiser of Indianapolis, and one grandchild. ELDER Friends of Mrs. Edna P. Elder of Kittanning RD 1, who died March 4, 1968, may call at Alonzo P.

Merwin Funeral Kittanning, Funeral services will be held at Merwin's at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday by the Rev. Charles H. Frederickson, pastor of Christ (Rupp) Lutheran Church, Kittanning RD 1. Burial will be made in Lawn Haven Burial Estates.

Arrangements Merwin. FURNISHED room apartment. Wall to wall carpet, bath, laundry, yard and parking. All utilities except water and sewage. $125 a month.

Phone 543-3321. CARD OF THANKS NORTH WATER WEST High Street Five rooms including kitchen and bath. Heat included. $75 month. Inquire Apartment 1-West.

i 1 Apartments, West High Street, Kittanning, or phone 548-2139 anytime after 5:30 p.m. ONE ROOM efficiency apartment. Reynolds i i Market Street, Kittanning. 545-7601. VALLEY TOWNSHIP 1V 2 story frame on 2Vz lovely acres, 3 bedrooms, bath, hardwood floors, gas furnace, laun-J dry, copper plumbing, age.

By appointment only. Kittanning Realty Co. 543-9931 542-2121 Call us or one of our salesmen Han-y W. McCauley, 542-2121 Lawrence McCauley. 545-5711 George R.

Parker, 543-4611 Albert Patsy. 543-6092 Robert Hallman, 295-2676 Timothy Llnnan Rec Program Necessity; Rotary Told KHtanning councilman Gerald Shuster yesterday termed the borough's summer recreation program a necessity, not a luxury. "The-summer program gives the- biggest and best return of any budget money spent," Shuster said in a talk before Kit- anning Rotary Club. He added that about $2,500 is actually used in the borough's playground program, the rest of the recreational budget being spent in the Kittanning park. Shuster told Rotarians two playgrounds are operated, one borough owned on N.

Jefferson St. and the other through co operation of the school board near the Senior High School. "Children are uppermost in the minds of council recreation is regarded," Shuster said, adding' that the playgrounds are not without their critics. He cited neighborhood cooperation, however, pointing out that families near the N. Jefferson St.

playground helped to keep the facility open during the summer. The school district was forced to drop its recreation program and prior to the borough starting its own. The councilman said that more tennis area is planned for the N. Jefferson St. playground.

HOCKENBERRY, James We wish to thank all of our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown to us during the loss of our loved one. We especially wish to thank Father John Donovan, Father Michael Dylag, Hose Co. No. 6 ambulance service, the pall bearers, those who sent flowers, cards, and food, those who donated the use of their cars, and all who assisted in any way. JOHN HOCKENBERRY FAMILY SHRADER JR.

Friends of William Finley Shrader Jr. of 302 Chestnut" Kittanning, who died March 5, 1968, may call at Amberson C. Funeral Kittanning, after 7 this evening. Services will be held at the funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Thursday (March 7) by the Rev.

Jerry Flanigan. Interment will be made in Kit tanning Ar-j rangements by Bauer. 1NMEMORIAM In loving memory of GOLDIE GRATES who passed away 12 years ago March 5, 1956 In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true, There is not a day, dear mother, That we do not think of you. Sadly missed by, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN AVAILABLE for Immediate occupancy Luxurious two- bedroom apartment at Country Towne House located on Route 28 near Bell Top Drive. Built-in birch kitchen including dishwasher a disposal highlights this unit with dining room opening onto balcony through sliding glass doors.

The modern all-electric unit is carpeted wall-to-wall except for hardwood floors in bedrooms. a i i unobstructed i and landscaped grounds surround the colonial style building Built-in intercom keeps you in touch with al areas of the apartment. Cal 543-7691. i 1 THREE ROOMS and bath, gas heat. Above i a i Finance Co.

Inquire at Central Service, Ford City. COMPLETE CONTINENTAL ELECTRIC STRUCTURE HOME on display one mile a of Kittan i on Route 422. Ceramic tile, carpet, floor tile, and siding col- ors optio a 1. Building to be erected on your I founda i in two days. E.

H. Leech Son DEALER Phone 542-3671 J. B. Good, Salesman Phone 763-2271 Open 2 p.m. 4 p.m.

Coll for Appointments 170 South Jef, consisting of double house. A. W. Senopole, 542-3771. PROPERTY on ferson Street Housetrailers for Sate 52A Housetrailers for Rent 47A 1963 10' 60' trailer on 3 acre ground.

Two bedrooms built on. 7 30 awning on built on porch. New water well drilled, gas furnace. Phone 783-5745. COGGON Friends of Bertha N.

Coggon of Penn Pittsburgh, formerly of Ford City, who died March 3, 1968, are being received at Verner Lutz Funeral Home, 3600 Penn Pittsburgh, where funeral service wilj be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Charles Rein will officiate. Arrangements by Lurz.

BROOKHOUSER Friends i Mrs. Miriam K. Brookhouser, i 78, formerly of Ford City, whoj died March 4,1968 at Fair Rest Home, Applcwold, are being received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at Wendell A. Welch Funeral Home, Ford City, funeral service will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday. Rev G. Forrest Sparks, pastor of First Baptist Chnrch, Ford City, will officiate. Interment will take place in Allegheny County- Memorial Park. Arrangements by Welch.

LOWMAN Friends of Ethel May Lowman of 1414-4th Ford City, who died March 1968 are being received at thei Pifer Funeral Home, East Union Punxsutawney, where i will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday (March 6, with Rev. Charles E. Strater, pastor of Woodward Avenue Church of God. Kittanning, officiating.

Burial will be in North Point Cemetery (Indiana County). Arrangements by Pifer. In loving memory of CHARLES JORDAN, SR. who passed away 3 years ago March 5, 1965 In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you always! near. We who loved you sadly miss you.

As it dawns another year. Sadly missed by, WIFE, DAUGHTERS. AND GRANDCHILDREN 8x40 one bedroom at Piper, Trailer Court. per month. Phone 762-3051.

i RICE TRAILER SALLES, INC. Miscellaneous tor Rent 49; Sage Run Road, R. D. 2 Oil City 676-1911 Kellersburg By MRS. LESTER MOHNEY L-T Correspondent Mrs.

William Hooks and Mrs. Emery Miller of Tidal visited an evening with Mrs. A a Hornberger at the home of Mrs. a at New Bethlehem. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Cochran and family of Rimersburg were dinner guests in the Alonzo Stitt lome at Rimer Hill. Dorcas Society met at the iome of Lottie Lapp at New Bethlehem RD. Members made Easter eggs. Mr.

and Mrs. William Yount and Clifton Brown were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shick and daughter of Indiana, Mrs.

Elvy Shick of Mayport visited a day in the Harry Bish home in St. Charles. Mrs. James Truitt of Climax returned to her home from Clarion Hospital. Those visiting her at her home were Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Stuart of Rimersburg RD, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boddorf and family of Leisure, Rev. Elwood Snyder of New Bethlehem, the Hudson Smith family, Mrs.

Pearl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laborde, Mrs. Vernadean Burford, Mrs. Philip Adams and Mrs.

Cleta Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McGinnis and Mrs. Lottie Lapp of New Bethlehem RD were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. William Yount. Other visitors in the Yount home were Billy Yount and son Vernon of Sagamore, Herman Shreckengost of Distant and Clifton Brown of Putney ville. Joe Unger of Tidal was a patient for a week at Univeristy- i a i tal, Pittsburgh, where he underwent MARCH CAME IN like a giraffe at trie Cleveland (Ohio) Zoo. There were no new arrivals in the lion family, but Lula, a 14-year-old African-born giraffe, came through on the first of March by deliver- (TJPI ing a 60-pound female.

It the fourth baby for Lula, and the seventh born at the zoo. Baby's biggest difficulty, in first days of life, is getting those front feet coordinate. On the Records in Armstrong And Southern Clarion Counties This Day in Hospital Notes This Area Births TWO STOREROOMS for rent. Market Street location. Phone 762-3051.

GARAGE OR storage Rear of Bixler Apartments, Water Street and i Avenue. Phone W. J. Good, 762-5554 after 8 12x50 TWO BEDROOMS, com pletely furnished, beautifu condition. Must sell for Call 353-2339.

REAL ESTATE In loving memory of Our Mother ELLA HAMILTON WICKETT who passed away 4 years ago March 5, 1964 Sadly missed by, DAUGHTERS MRS. LOUIS TUCKER MRS. GRACE WICKETT SILSBY Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: Peggy S. Laird, Kittanning RD 6 Teresa L. Olinger, Kittanning RD 6 Debra F.

Veronesi, Seminole William F. Shrader, 302 Chestnut Kittanning Nancy E. Holben, Kittanning RD 4 Russell B. Reefer, Dayton RD 2 lona E. Miller, Ford City RD 1 Helen F.

Shields, Rural Valley RD 1 Lester M. Crownover, Ford City RD 2 William F. Anthony, 1510-4th Ford City Grace E. Moore, New Bethlehem RD 1 Antoinette Nycz, 725-6th Ford City Vanessa J. Crissman, Kittanning RD 3 Glee Hutchison, 802-4th Mrs.

Burt Showers, Clarion Mrs. Wayne i Mayport Real Estate Wanted 51AI You want it sold, don't you? George W. Stivanaon, Broker WILLIS H. HEILMAN AGENCY In loving memory of Our Husband, Father and Grandfather OLIVER J. CUJAS BUYERS WAITING for two and i three bedroom I ARMSTRONG REALTY, 542- J3781.

i Houses for Sole 52 who passed away 16 years ago March 5, 1952 Sadly missed by FAMILY MERCHANDISE NOW ON DISPLAY ALL ELECTRIC MOBILE HOME 'iWiih expanded living room Financing up to 10 years. 9 9 daily except Sunday. HEILMAN HOMES, INC. 17th Street, Ford City Phone 762-1511 SPECIAL 47x12 Two bedroom Richardson, including carpeting, color kitchen and bath, sofa, chair, coffee table, end table and lamp, all decorations, real wood paneling. Delivered and set up complete.

275 Gal. oil tank, storms, screens, two full gas bottles, cement blocks, front steps, gas furnaces, electric, water and sewer hookups. 1 year free service and warranty. Now only $4,195. Stop and" see, easy financing and plenty of mortgage money.

TWINS hand surgery after his thumb and three fingers were lost in an accident at his work last year. Visitors in his home were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cochran and children of Widnoon, Mr. and Mrs.

John Craig of New Bethlehem, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Copenbaver of a i Lookout, Roger Wall and Dennie Lucas of New Bethlehem. Ford City REAL ESTATE Travel Trailers 52B CORNMAN TRAILER SALES 1958 Campers Trailers Tops $199'inst. 548-1008 NEW AND used Travel Trailers.

Reduced. Piper's Trailer Park, Ford City, 763-4141. Lots for Sale 53 Wonted to Buy 37 WANTED --SHALLOW electric pump. Must" be in good condition. Phone 545-7614.

'TWO BEDROOM ranch, stone i front, large living room and i kitchen, stone fireplace, many modern conveniences. Large patio in rear, full basement 'j and garage. Call after 5 p.m. 842-6374. Route 30 West, Greensburg, Pa.

'RANCH STYLE home three! Phone 834-8150 bedrooms, modern jfgN kitchen, w-w carpet dining rooms and hall. Large SILVER certificates, war nick-; els, gold and silver dollars. Highest prices paid. Phone 762-3405. basement garage, city water, exceptionally large lot.

Approximately 2Vi a beautifully landscaped. Opposite state police barracks, Route 422. Call 543-2342. wides irom RS SALES Rt. 8.

7 miles South of Butler, Phone 5867111. Leader Times classified ads bring big results try one today. AND CUSTOM HOME BUILDING is our Specialty! No matter what your desires, we can build what YOU want, at a. price you want to pay! FREE PLANNING SERVICE FINANCING ARRANGEMENTS OUTSTANDING LOTS FOR YOU No ObUgatlon-Just phone THE ROGER STONE AGENCY 130 S. Jeff.

St 54Z-S3SI A Gladys M. Taylor, Cowansville Richard A. Rumbaugh, Dayton RD 1 Walter Guthrie, Distant Discharged: Katherine M. Horner, Ford City RD 2 Betty L. Drohn and baby boy, Main Street, Worthington Emma M.

Flick, 521 Liberty Clarion Una M. Applegate, Ternpleton Claire Duff, Rockton Alice M. Anderson, Dayton RD 2 Shirley M. Swick and baby girl, Cowansville RD 1 Daniel L. Reigh, Ford City RD 3 Patricia C.

McKinney, Kittanning RD 1 Robert E. Woodward, 1291 Orr Kittanning Brookville Hospital Ellen Himes, Corsica Mrs. Blanche Rimersburg Karl a New Bethlehem RD 2 Mrs. Wayne i Mayport RD 2 Francis Eugene Brineman, Shippenville Mrs. Byrd Yeany, Mayport Discharged: Mrs.

Steve Yarchrick, Mayport. Mrs. Alfred Orbin a daughter, Clarion Art Dobson, Worthville Byron Stewart, Rimersburg RD 1 Mrs. Jack ShJrey, Sligo Mrs. Mike Resinger, Lucinda Mrs.

Margaret Benton, New Bethlehem RD 2 Mrs. James Sloan, Clarion William Renwick, Sligo Clarion Hospital Admitted; Martha Connor, West Moiv terey Mrs. Norman Seigworth, Ship penville Sherrl Gourley, Clarion RD 2 George Bicheisteff, Shippen ville Richard Seifert, New Bethle hem Paul Hindman, Clarion Dora Myers, Clarion Timothy Ziegler, Clarion Patricia Huffman, Putneyyille Richard Cochran, Knox Maxine Himes, Mayport RD 1 Norma Exley, Fairmount City RD 1 Harriet Fryer, Summerville RD 2 Gladys Nelson, Fairmount Ci- Armstrong County Memorial Kittanning March 4, a.m., boy to Mr. Mrs. Edward E.

Holben of Kittanning RD 4. Elsewhere: March 2, 1968---son to Mr. and Mrs. Normal Seigworth of Shippenville ili Clarion Hospital. --daughter to Mr.

and Mrs." Byrd Yeaney of Mayport in Brookville Hospital. Wills Filed: Last wills and testaments have been filed in the past 24 hours at the office of Armstrong County Register and Recorder here, for these persons: Marie A. a-k-a Marie Shaffer, Kiskiminetas Feb. 26, 1968. 'John Oresick, Ford i orough, Feb.

29,1968. Elizabeth Bottlander, Ford Ci- Borough, March 1, 1968. ty RD 1 Discharged: Mary Moses, Clarion Homer Watson, Clarion Barbara Wilson, Mahoning RD 1 David Drayer, Rimersburg Cheryl Clinger, Summerville RD 2 Robert Murphy, Clarion Marilyn Sharer, New Bethlehem RD 3 Paul Hindman, Clarion Fire Alarms: March 4, p.m., minor damage a fence on property owned bj Charles Smith, Kittanning RD 2 along Cowanshannock Creek Garbage fire ignited a field fin which spread to the fence. Kittanning Hose Company No. 6 and Rayburn Township fire units answered, the alarm.

p.m., negligible damage to section of floor and radiator Nu Mine By SANDY HIMES L-T Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paterson and Mrs. a McGregor visited the Jack Beck amily at Verona. Visitors at the Andrew Patterson home were Mrs.

Peter Stefancik and family of Blandsburg, and the Andy Pat- terson family of Greensburg. The James Taylors of Rural Valley, the Stanley Waddings of Yatesboro and Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin of Johnstown visited the Fred Taylors. Visiting Mrs.

Clark Blose Dr. and Mrs. Wiiliam B. Huber of Pompano Beach, Fla. The Hubers attended the funeral service for Amos Yount.

Guest of Mrs. W. E. Griffith Is a daughter, Mrs. Merton Waite of Annapolis, Md.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Wanchick were the a Orange family of Jeannette, the Edward Murick family of Apollo and the Ray Hendershot well at Kittanning Eagles Lodge, 212 S. Water St. Cause of fire not yet determined.

Alarm answered by all three Kittanning fire companies. Marriage Intentions (Armstrong County) Edward Wayne Shick Mayport RD Elizabeth Ann Francisco of Mayport RD 1. James Frederick Unger of East Brady RD Sandra Lynn Snow of East Brady. of Butler. Mrs.

John McGregor has been- a patient for several weeks at Armstrong County Memorial" Hospital, Kittanning. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shea were Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Dean of Sarver, the Donald Campbells and Mr. and Mrs'. Donald Camsbelt and son Rural Valley. Tho a Campbell family planned to fly' Tuesday from Pittsburgh to Fort Lauderdale, where they will reside..