Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 17

Death Record V. A retired mlneworker and Jesse V. Mathers, tbf the Bish Rest Home, Templeton RD 2, died in Brookville yesterday, after a week's illness. lie was formerly of Garfield New Bethlehem, and was 'born in Fisher, on May 15, "188G, the son of Samuel P. and Jane (Platt) Mathers.

1 Mr. Mathers was married in New Bethlehem in December, 1909 to iva I. Billiard, who died in September of 1969. He served as a civilian construction worker for the government in the South Pacific and Hawaii for over two years. At home, he was a member of United Mine Workers of America Local 923, the First a i Church in New Bethlehem, New Bethlehem and AM, and the Coudersport Consistory.

Mr. Mathers is survived by: daughter, Mrs. Leonard Slagle of Augusta, son, John H. Mathers of three sisters, all ipf Oregon, Mrs. T.

0. (Alice) Sanders, Mrs. Evelyn Schnoerr, Gladys Dobson; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. j'-Three son's, Wesley Rayburn, Lloyd, and William 'preceded their father in death. MATHERS Friends of Jesse Mathers, who died July 17, will be received after 7 p.m.

Tuesday, and from 2 to 4 a 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday. Masonic Service will be held yon Wednesday, Jiily 19, at 8 Sp.m. at the Wayne McNaugh- I ton Funeral Home, 301 Penn New Bethlehem. Services will be from the funeral home at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday (July with the Rev. Mason R. of the South Rethle- -hcra Church of God, of- Burial will follow in Bethlehem Cemetery. Ar- by McNaughton. Friends of Mrs.

P'. Grace Clever, who July 16, 1972, are being received at the Amberson Funeral Home, Kit- tjuining. Visitation hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to- Service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday (July 19) at the funeral home, with the Rev.

Duuglas M. Carhart officiating. Burial will be in Mateer Cemetery. Arrange- 'inents by Bauer. GIDEL Friends of Mrs.

Roy (Josephine Frances) Gidel, died July 17, 1972, are being received at the Amberson C. Bauer Funeral Kittanning, from 2 to 4 7 to 9 p.m, today and -Wednesday. Funeral services the Rev. Roger R. Shaffer officiating conducted at the funeral home at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday (July 20). Burial will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates. Arrangements by Bauer. Herman Leroy Allshouse Herman Leroy Allshouse, 80, of 254 Union Way, Kittanning, died at 7:15 p.m. Monday in his home.

Mr. Allshouse, a retired coal 7 niner, was a member of Wilson Avenue Church of God. Born Feb. 23, 1892 in Ixnvellville, Ohio, he was a son of Elmer and Alice (Sy fieri) Allshouse. Surviving are his wife, Esther (Bechtel) Bowser Allshouse; five daughters, Mrs.

Edith Culver of Warren, Ohio, Mrs. Ruby Bixby of Midland, Mrs. Ethe! Raymer of Kittanning, Mrs. Betty Anthony, North Bloomfield, Ohio, Mrs. Mildred Mansfield of Romulus, two sons, Kenneth of Belleville, Fred of Ohio; four step sons, Lawson Bowser of Burghill, Ohio, Owen Bowser, of Kittanning, James Bowser of Philadelphia, Charlie Lee Bowser of Portland, two step daughters, Mrs.

Fanny Striker of Lincoln Park, Mrs. Velda Schaul of Blairsville; two brothers, Henry Allshouse of Summerville, Joseph Allshouse of Perryopolis; a sister, Mrs. Mary Young of Pittsburgh; 48 grandchildren. A daughter, Elsie Gillam, two brothers and two sisters are deceased. A Friends of Herman Leroy Allshouse, who died July 17, 1972, will be received at the Merwin- Kennedy Funeral Home, KittaunJng, after 7 touight.

Service will be 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, conducted by his pastor the Rev. Richard Molgaard. The Rev. John Woods and the Rev.

Freeman Mast will assist. Burial will be in Kittanning Cemetery. Arrangements by Merwin-Kennedy. STANFORD Friends of Mrs. Loran L.

(Florence Stanford, who died July 16, 1972, are being received at the J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home, Sharon, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today, and at Church of God at Templeton on Wednesday from 2 until time of service at 3 p.m. there. Officiating will be church pastor, the Rev.

Richard Main. Burial will be made in Cochran Cemetery, Boggs Twp. Arrangements by McGonigle. BROWN--Friends of J. George Brown, who died July 17, 1972, are being received at the Bauer Funeral Home, Kittanning, from 7 to 9 this evening and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday. Service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday (July 20) at St. John's Lutheran Church with his pastor, Dr. Robert H.

Thurau, officiating. Interment will follow in Kitt a i Arrangements by Bauer. Land Transfers: Julia D. Paul Poll and husband to Julia D. Poll and husband, property in Leechburg Borough, $1.

Mildred May Cook to Robert P. Sweet and wife, property in Burrell $2,100. Maxwell E. Wilson and wife to Edna May Wilson, property in Parks $1. Richard Zuchelli and wife to Richard Zuchelli and others, property in Kiskiminetas $4,000.

Dclberl R. Hankey to Robert D. Hankey and wife, property in Rayburn $1. Romilda Ziruolo estate per executrix to Joan Weis, property in Leechburg Borough, $9,000. Brice C.

Cravener and wife to Hector A. Berger and wife, property in Leechburg Borough, $3,000. Edward J. Palinski and wife to Patricia J. Ebbitt, property in East Franklin $6,000.

John Szul and wife to Aldo L. Falsetti and wife, property in Manor $1. Florence W. Smith per attorney in fact to Richard E. Straub and wife, property in Kiskiminetas $1.

Kathryn E. McQuown to Gene Ruffner and wife, property in East Franklin $5,500. Helen Isacco to Bruno Cataldi, property in East Franklin $8,000. David R. Kirkpatrick estate per executors and others to Glenda Bargerstock, property in Dayton Borough, $6,000.

Arthur Reynolds Beck and wife to Robert D. Goldinger Sr. and wife, property in Manor $8,500. Anthony J. Thiry and wife to Ralph E.

Kirkendoll and wife, property in East Franklin $2,000. Anthony J. Thiry and wife to Richard E. Stahlsmith and wife, property in East Franklin $1,000. Ervin J.

Davis and wife to Edward Charles Davis and wife, property in Sugarcreek $1. Mabel Titus to John H. Titus and wife, property in Rayburn 51. Wanda Black and husband to Hazel I Daughenbaugh and husband, property in Madison $1,000. Robert Shay and wife to Hazel I Daughenbaugh and husband, property in Madison $1,000.

Mildred Shaw and husband to Hazel I. Daughenbaugh and husband, property in Madison $1,000. H. K. Porter Inc.

to Mt. Savage Refractories property in Madison $9,000. Donald Clare Smeltzer and wife to Donna F. Grace, property in Apollo Rose C. Farster estate per executor to Harry W.

Snyder and others, property in Wayne $9,400. Margaret B. Snyder to Dale R. Lucas and wife, property in Freeport Borough, $1,600. This Day In This Area Hospital Notes Klltannlnfl, Pa.

July 18, i fl WE'RE COMMITTED TO YOU-AND TO THEM As affiliates of National Selected Morticians in Kittanning we have an upcompromising commitment to its Code of Good Funeral Practice. Our membership in INSM depends upon it. It holds us responsible for the satisfaction of each family we serve. So you will know why the Code is important to you, please write or call for your free copy of the Code of Good Funeral Practice. BAUER A 32 Selection! and Prices funerals From 1325.00 10 Serricei Including Casket Priced betow $1000.00 Each Family Decides Their Own Funerals Priced To Meet All Budjelj tiiicr ID MOMICHHf tCMflt MM kut TWtattM.

paitortt be by Armstrong County Mem or in Kittanning Admitted: Richard D. Dunselman, Kittanning RD 6 Rhonda S. Anthony, 417 Ford Ford City Erik S. Calhoun, 1172 Orr Kittanning Cheryl L. Scott, Kittanning RD 7 Linda M.

Kline, Worthington Benjamin T. Plyler, 241 Water New Bethlehem Margaret E. Bach, 501 N. McKean Kittanning Tammy L. Ambrose, Adrian RD 1 Miriam E.

Black, Templeton Kathryn E. Faulx, 810-5th Ford City Maxine V. Clever, Kittanning RD 2 Donald E. George, Dayton RD 2 Lerene D. Martz, 410 Union Kittanning Ann A.

Piscolish, Yatesboro Warren B. Shumaker, 1315- 4th Ford City Jacynta P. Oliver, Ford City RD 3 Judith K. Malburg, Kittanning RD 5 Jacqueline McElravy, 276 N. Grant Kittanning Deborah L.

Wilson, Ford City William F. Topcik, Sagamore Catherine L. Gulish, Yatesboro L. Kittanning RD 5 Laura V. Thompson, 1118 Church Indiana Deborah K.

Walker, Kittanning MR 10 (Pine Hill) Hazel M. Downer, 319-9th Ford City Henry E. Treece, Manorville Anna E. Waugaman, 205 Garfield Kittanning Linda S. Snoop, Dayton RD 2 Bruce A.

Baillie, 1515-6th Ford City Amelia S. Walters, 1350 Sirwell Kittanning Betty J. Branan, Worthington Discharged: A. Jean Willyard and baby girl, Cadogan Mary A. Catanese and baby girl, 266-5th Sagamore David L.

Bowser, Templeton RD1 Donald E. Troup, Nu Mine Jeffrey Snyder, Dayton RD 2 Harry Bowser, Kittanning RD 6 Marie E. Wotring, New Bethlehem RD 2 Rose E. Renfro, Cowansville RD 1 Eleanor. G.

Fiscus, Cowansville Edna J. Yori, Rimersburg RD 1 Beryl C. McGaughey, Dayton RD 2 Dottie Kelsea, Chicora Harry J. Custer, Indiana RD 3 Trice J. Andrew, 411-4th Ford City Laura B.

Crawford, McGrann Berton A. Wolfe, Adrian RD 1 Martha L. Hallman, Spring Church Mary V. Czekanski, McGrann Robert E. Double, Eau Claire Harry Shotts, Vandergrift RD 2 Brookville Hospital Admitted: Fannie Atchison, Punxsutawney Freddie L.

Brosious, Mayport Clarion Hospital Admitted: Mildred i a New Bethlehem Randall Guntrum, Rimersburg James Blystone, East Brady Owen Stover, Callensburg Sheldon Smith, Mayport Minnie Billiard, Fairmount City Discharged: Mary Ann Fenstemaker, New Bethlehem Delores Pugh, West Monterey Mrs. John Sarvey and baby girl, Clarion Roy Eckard, Knox William Lowers, Mayport Marriage Intentions: Town Resident Injured In Fight Satisfactory Births Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning July 17, a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Campbell of Elderton.

--7 p.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Darl of Kittanning RD 5. Elsewhere: July 3, 1972-. --girl, Jennifer Marie, to Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth J. Howell of Reston, at Leesburg Hospital, Va. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Spencer of Ross Ford City, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klaput of Ford City. July 17, 1972---boy in Brookville Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Orvis Vasbinder, Sprankle Mills. Multiple Sevens Make Birth Easy To Remember It will be easy for Mrs'. Darl (Florence) Dinger of tanning RD 5 to remember her little girl's birthday. The baby, weighing 7 Ibs. 7 was born a p.m.

Monday (the 17th) the seventh month (July) 1972 in Armstrong County Memorial Young Democrats Meeting Planned The Young Democrats of Armstrong County will hold their next meeting' Wednesday (7:30 p.m.) at the courthouse annex, Queen St. Any interested person between ages 18 and 35 is invited to attend the meeting. Nancy Williams is publicity Harry E. Orris 928 206th Seattle, Washington; Marilyn Jean Thompson, 4426- 35th Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn.

Edward Spiering, 370 Spiering Drive, Lower Burrell; Joyce Ann Sarver, Freeport RD 1. Larry E. Russell, 222-3rd Ford City; Hazel M. Knox, 1823 Penelope Road, Northwest, Atlanta, Ga. Timothy Eugene Burgess, 133 Floral Leechburg; Martha Elizabeth Fryer, 369 Penn Leechburg.

Charles L. Rodnicki, Apollo RD 3'; Carol A. Montgomery, 1359 Orr Kittanning. Ronald Wojcik, 1129-7th Ford City; Margaret Ann Janovsky, 709 Orr Ford Cliff. David Blair Cook, Ford City RD Linda Darlene Wagner, Rural Valley RD 1.

Howard Ridlen, 1707 Christopher Lane, Indianapolis, Indiana; Linda Diane Callen, Leechburg ED 2. Meeting Log: Wprthington Area Senior Citizens 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Cowansville Presbyterian Church; a a i available fronv Worthington Presbyterian Church at 1 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary of Manor Township Fire Department 7:30 tonight at the fireball at McGrann. Car Hits Embankment; Kittanningite Spared State police at Shippenville substation said Kenneth Karns, 21, of Kittanning, escaped injury in a accident early this morning oh the Clarion- Scotch Hill road near Toby Bridge.

Troopers said Karns struck an embankment after being forced off the road by an unidentified vehicle. The accident resulted in $500 damage to his 1972 car. William K. Flick, of 428 Union Kittanning, injured Saturday in a fight at a North Grant Avenue Hotel is in satisfactory condition today with a concussion at the a A i i a i Hospital, Oakland, a hospital official said. Kittanning police said questioning of hotel personnel and customers present during the incident elicited no details about the fight.

Police Chief William Gallaher said the incident was over by the time officers arrived at the scene and that' there were conflicting reports as to whether the fight was a large battle or just a few quick punches. He said another man also injured during the incident has volunteered little information. Police said they are waiting for Flick's release from. the hospital to question him. Grandview Chapel Folk Schedule Outdoors Meet Members of Grandview Chapel, East Kittanning, will be conducting an open-air meeting and will baptize all those interested.

The service will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sunnyside. The Rev. Herman W. Mohney, church pastor, will be in charge.

Truck Damages Auto Backing Onto Street Kittanning police said today an automobile owned by David L. Cox, Kittanning RD 2, was damaged to an estimated extent of $100 when bumped yesterday morning by a truck backing from a parking place in the 200 block of Market St. here. Authorities said the truck was licensed to Clyde Frampton, Templeton RD 1. Damage on the parked automobile was at the left rear fender.

Doctor Says Harry Truman In Great Shape I Mo. (UPI)--Former President ry Truman, who was released from Research Hospital in Kansas City Monday after a day stay for digestive trouble, jjs in excellent shape for an W- year-old man, his doctor says', Dr. Wallace Graham, Truman's physician since the 33rd President's days in the House, said there has been rto deterioration of Truman's gastrointestinal system since he was first hospitalized for ttje ailment in January of 1970. At that time he spent 12 days in the hospital. Truman told Graham daily he wanted to go home, but his actual departure Monday wai? delayed for some final tests.

At 2:30 p.m. Truman walked out a rear doorway and. stepped into a waiting car. He was then driven 15 miles to his 100-year-old frame home in Independence. North Water Alley Scene of 2-car Crash Kittanning police saict Frederick D.

Elwood, 21, of Kittanning and John Michael Ballock, 25, of Ford City RD 1 were involved in an accident yesterday afternoon behind Brown's Boot Shop on N. Water Alley. Police, said Elwood was backing out of a blind alley behind the boot shop while Ballock was traveling up the alley, and neither driver saw the other car until a collision couldn't be avoided. Damages were at $147 to the Elwood car and $300- to the Ballock car. REFRIGERATOR TRADE-IN IT'S TRUE FOR YOUR OLD service guaranteed within 24-hours if required 'LL GIVE YOU '30 40 REFRIGERATOR IF IT'S IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION WHEN TRADED IN ON A NEW WESTINGHOUSE "Frost Free' REFRIGERATOR TRYING TIMES ARE AHEAD THIS SEASON FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR.

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