Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 12

Death Record 1 Mrs. Bessie Croyle Bessie I. Croyle, 86, of Riverview Drive, New Kensington, died at 2:55 a.m. tbVlay in her home following an extended illness. Born Dec.

27, 1885 in Armstrong County, she was a daughter of Roland S. and Matilda (Wolffe) Bowser. A resident of New Kensington for 5C years, she was a member of the Maranatha Bible Church of New Kensington, the Dorcas Sunday School Class and the National Association of Gideons. Surviving are three sons, James Robert R. Jr.

and Dr. Ray all of New Kensington; three daughters, Mrs. Norman Ola) Tress and Mrs. Edward ('Beatrice) Clawson, both of New Kensington and Mrs. Edward (Mary Lou) Spires of Lighthouse Point, three brothers, Warren and Ernest Bowser of New Kensington and William Bowser of Markle; two sisters, Mrs.

Oda Zellefrow of Kittanning and Mrs. Erma grampton of Huntington, W. Vafj. 13 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Her husband, Robert R.

Croyle died May 23, 1963. GROYLE Friends of Mrs. Bessie I. Croyle, who died August 19, 1972, are being received after 7 p.m. today at the Ross G.

Walker Funeral Home, 217 Freeport Road, New Kensington. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the funeral home with the Rev. Allen M. pastor of the Christian and Alliance Church of Verona, officiating.

Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park, Lower Bur- felj. Arrangements by Walker. Mrs. Mary E. Daugherty Mrs.

Mary E. Daugherty, 67, S. Crawford Troy, Ohio, formerly of Kittanning, djed Friday following an extended illness. Oct. 19, 1904 in Kit- tgnriing, she was a daughter of Jshn and Elvina (Harris) Barley.

is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Dean (Elvina) Stuchell of Troy, Ohio, Mrs. Herbert (Annabelle) Nolder of Einburg' and Samuel fkorraine) Montgomery of Kittanning RD three bcotfiers, James W. Earley of Krttanning MR 10, Neal Earley otggonneaut and Kenneth of Troy, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Virginia of Mrs.

Ann Foust of Tliintum and Mrs. Maude of Ford City; 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. One son and her husband, Floy A. Daugherty, died before her. DAUGHTERTY Friends of Mrs.

Mary E. Daugherty, who died August 18,1972, are being received at the Deeter-Baird funeral Home in Troy, Ohio. Burial will be Tuesday. Arrangements by Deeter- Baird. Mrs.

Henry R. (Helen McNees) Mueller Mrs. Henry R. (Helen 'McNees) Mueller, 79, of Allentown, died August 18,1972 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Mrs.

Mueller, widow of Dr. Henry R. Mueller, was born May 10, 1893 in Kittanning. She attended schools in Kittanning and was a graduate of Smith College. She was preceded in death by her husband and a son, George Mueller.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William B. 'fltoth of Clark's Greenland a stafcr, Mrs. William FJeese of Kittanning. Peter F.

Samosky A Kittanning native, Peter F. Samosky, 39, died at 11:50 p.m. Aug. 17, after being struck by a police car cruiser in Charlestown, W. Va.

Mr. Samosky, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Samosky of i a i had lived ut 5 Pembrookii East Pea Ridge, Huntington, W.

Va. for 3 years, after being transferred from Pittsburgh. He was the general manager of Davis Wholesale a division of the Fox Grocery Co. Mr. Samosky left Ihc area in 1958 after working as a slock hoy in a local chain store.

Surviving Mr. Samosky in addition to his parents are: his i Deanie a i Samosky; two sons, Peter, and Paul; two daughters, Cindy Ann and Sarah Mary, all at home; one brother, Walter of Pittsburgh; and four sisters, Mrs. Andrew Kochanowski of Apollo, Mrs. William Flick, Miss Stella Samosky, and Mrs. Betty Cardin, all of Kittanning.

SAMOSKY Friends of Peter F. Samosky, who died Aug. 1972, are being received at the Klingel-Carpenter Funeral Home, Huntington, W. Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Rosary service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Church is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday. Burial will follow in the Woodmere Cemetery.

Ivan R. Carbaugh Sr. Ivan R. Carbaugh 81, of 541 Philadelphia Indiana, died Friday, August 18, 1972, in the Indiana Hospital. He was a member of: Zion Lutheran Church, Indiana; Brookville Lodge, and AM; Jefferson County Knights Templar; Coudersport Consistory; and Jaffa Temple, Altoona.

A stationary engineer he was associated with the T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Company of Butler for 38 years until his retirement. Born February 26, 1891 in Forest County he was a son of William E. and Alice (MacKenzie) Carbaugh.

Surviving are his Mabel L. Carbaugh, two sons Ivan R. Jr. of Indiana and Quentin H. of Jacksonville, Florida; a stepson Dean Lambing of Indiana, a step-daughter Mrs.

James (Beverly) Nichols of Denver, and a brother Clair M. of Seneca. CARBAUGH Friends of Ivan R. Carbaugh who died August 18, 1972, will be received at the Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home, at 36 7th Indiana, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Services will be conducted at 10 a.m.Monday at the funeral home by Rev. Elwood L. Stark. Interment will be at the Sunset Hill Memorial Park, Oil City. The Indiana Lodge of the and AM will conduct services at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday. Arrangements by the Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home. Mrs. Elizabeth Csotika Mrs. Elizabeth Csonka, 87, of Lcechburg RD 4 (Georgetown, Gilpin Township), died today at 1:10 a.m.

in the Allegheny a i a Natrona Heights. Born 19, 1884 in Hungary, she was a daughter of John and Theresa i Dobos. She was the widow of Joseph A. Csonka, who died 19S2. She a member of Assumption Roman Catholic Church of Gilpin Township and the Rosary Society of her church.

Surviving her are four sons, Paul, Frank and Albert, all of Gilpin Township and William of West Lcechburg; two daughters, Mrs. Donald (Betty) George and Robert (Theresa) Morey, both of Kittanning; one brother, Paul Dobos of Leechburg; 2G grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. CSONKA Friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Csonka, who died August 19, 1972, are being received at the Fred H. Clawson Funeral Home, corner of 2nd and Main St.

in Leechburg, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday.

A wake service will be at the funeral home at 8 4 5 p.m. a Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday at her church with the Rev. Edward F. Higgins, church pastor, officiating.

Burial will be in St. Catherine's Cemetery, i i i Arrangements by Clawson. SHAFFER Friends of Mrs. Jason i i a Arvcda) Shaffer, who died August 17, 1972, are being received at the Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home, 360 N. 7th Indiana from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today. Visitors may also call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service, scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at the United Methodist Church, Creekside. The Rev. Arnold Kastaer and the Rev.

Joseph M. Gilky will officiate at the service. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana. MYERS Friends of Mrs. Charles (Myrtle Myers, who died Aug.

17, 1972, are being received at the James A. Flick Funeral Home, Worthington. Visitation hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Service will be 2 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Slate Lick Cemetery. Arrangements by Flick. BOWSER Friends of Miss Frances 'Jane Bowser, who died August 18, 1972, are being received at the Thompson- Miller Funeral Home, 124 E. North Butler, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

today. Services will be at the funeral home Sunday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Henry Voss, pastor of Bethany United Church of Christ, Butler, officiating. Burial to follow in County Memorial Park, Butler.

Arrangements by Thompson- Miller. Divorces Filed: (All, unless otherwise shown, on indignities grounds) Phyllis M. Rosenberger, 522 Main Ford City, from H. Glen Rosenberger, 522 Main Ford City. Granted: Urry Dean Umbaugh, Kittanning RD 6, from Judith Ann Umbaugh, Worthington.

Ronald Paul Campbell, 1031 Wilson Kittanning; from Shirley Doreen Campbell, address unknown. Deborah Lawson, Apt, 4, Allegheny Manor, from Sheridan 115 Illinois Youngstown, Ohio. Delores M. Davis, Roofner Plan, Kittanning MR 10, from William A. Davis, Vernon Hotel, N.

Grant Kittanning. Meeting Log: TOPS Pennsylvania 321 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) 11 a.m. a at Grace Presbyterian Church, here; weigh-in at 10 a.m. Armstrong County Firemen's Association, 8 p.m. Monday in their building on Route 66 near Crooked.Creek.

This Day In This Area Hospital Notes PufcBc Notkti arc for Ike benefit (rltatfi reUlliti yatltuli, but rictttrif TlsHallea, Welfare the palkMi kr realtors all kuplui Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning Admitted: Wendy M. Sink, Templeton Chester S. Neal, Worthington Charles Klawitter, 1115 Wilson Kittanning i a Koma, 12th Sagamore Susanne Toy, Cadogan Evelyn W. Holben, House No. 100, Lucernemines Donna Lee Harkins, Dixonville Joseph C.

Little, East Brady RD 1 Harriet Thornhill, 113 Sunset Ford City Susan J. Schrecengost, 488 E. High Kittanning James Faulkner, i tanning RD 4 Oscar F. Beck, 270 N. Grant Kittanning Eleanor J.

Szalankiewicz, 1108-6th Ford City Helen E. Fisher, Worthington RD 1 Andrea D. Smith, 133 N. Jefferson Kittanning Joseph L. Henry, Freeport RD 1 Kathy E.

Hollobaugh, Cowansville RD 1 Judy Ann Crytzer, 1371 (R) Johnston Kittanning Richard P. Kammerdiener, 126 Market Kittanning Nadine F. Hoffman, 392 Shuster Drive, Freeport Hester Ann Clever, 2120 Manor Drive, Ford City Stephen T. Hika, 238 Prospect Cadogan Christopher R. Sgartata, 118 Cleveland Kittanning Kevin Baker, 756 Greenlawn Road, Ford City Marshall Hawkins, Rural RD 1 Philomena Milligan, Cadogan Deborah D.

Smeltzer, Kittanning RD 1 Discharged: Darlene M. Crissman and baby girl, G18-4th Ford City K. Iseman and baby boy, Ford City RD 1 Donna J. Gray and baby girl, Kittanning RD Gary Stewart, Kittanning RD 5 Mary M. Salerno, Home RD 1 Charles R.

Raymer, i tanning RD 5 Bonnie S. Andrews, 1693-16th North Apollo George C. Emminger Kittanning RD 3 Thomas E. King, Kittanning RD 4 Melvin C. Watson, Clymer RD James T.

i Kittanning. RD 7 Sara J. Southworth, 1170 Orr Kiltanning Births Armstrong County Memorial, Kittanning August 18, a.m., boy to Mr. and Mrs. Paul D.

Frailey, Avonmore RD 1. a.m., girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Kaufman, 518 N.

Water Kittanning. Elsewhere: August 18, 1972-boy in Brookville Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Knox. Hospitdl: Admitted: Kulph D.

Keihl, Summerville Itobcrt Crissman, Mayport Arlene C. Traister, Templeton Frederick F. McCleary, Clarion Charles L. Smith, Clarington Peter Salizonni, Huey Aline Wanteje, Cooksburg Discharged: Mrs. Edwin L.

Kapp and baby boy, Summerville Robert.L. Jackson, Knox Mary K. Bailey, Rimersburg Deborah Susan McCauley, New Bethlehem Florence B. a Hawthorn Charlene Bish, New Bethlehem Vivian J. Billman, Rimersburg Edward C.

Mercer, Sligo Lilian I. Shaffer, New Bethlehem Magistrate Docket Records of Armstrong County District IV Magistrate Lisle E. James, Rural Valley, show the filing of charges (by Pennsylvania state police unless otherwise shown) against the following: John Francis Brochetti, Yatesboro, speeding. Stella M. Montgomery, Shelocta RD 3, speeding.

Genevieve L. Schleicher, 1020 Washington Indiana, speeding. Kenneth'C. Houck 1126 S. 6th St.

Indiana, speeding. William E. Altmeyer Kittanning RD 1, speeding. Roy Lee Johnson, 3525 W. Main Ravenna, Ohio, speeding.

Mark Wayne Kinzey, 194 Mulberry New Florance, speeding. Betty L. Wood, 150 Oriole Indiana, speeding. Michael L. Louchart, 841 Von Lonen Road, Johnston, speeding.

Richard Paul Horn, 43-6th Clymer, speeding. Urry L. Prugh, Rural Valley, RD 1, inspection violation. H. Dean Tressler, 404 N.

Pennsylvania Apollo, failure to yield one-half the highway. Theodore Lee Miller, 616 -Feme Drive, "Kittanning, speeding. David Keith Foremen, Dayton Rp 1, expired registration. William Thomas Grates, Kittanning RD 6, speeding. Helen Urue Burkett, Ford City RD 1, speeding Ralph N.

Smith, Mayport RD 1, improper movement. Raymond Bury, Nu Mine, failure to drive to the right. Karen Ann Barnett, Dayton HD 1, reckless driving, Cowanshannock Township police. Records of District Magistrate Robert J. Easlcy, Kittanning, show the filing of charges against Joseph Anthony, StrattanviiJe RD 1, for issuing worthless checks, by Ivy Lemmon.

Reunions: Descendants of the late Albert and Gertrude McCoy, 10 a.m. Sept. 3, shelter three, Kid- dicland Park; Route 66, north of Kittanning; those attending requested to provide picnic basket of food and table service; beverage will be furnished, EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of J. George Brown, late of'Ford City Borough, Armstrong County, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary on the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment, and those having claim's or demands against the same, will make them known without delay to the undersigned or their attorney.

Bessie Miriam Brown 305 Ninth Street, Ford City, Pa. 16226 and K. Jean Beirkamper 255 Union Avenue, Kittanning, Pa. 10201 Executrices Heilman and McCUster, Attorneys EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of George C. Jordan, late of East Franklin Township, Armstrong County, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary on the above estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same, will make them known without delay to the undersigned or his attorney. James D. McCIister 200 North Water Street, Kittanning, Pennsylvania 16201 Heilman and McCIister, Attorneys EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Freda G. Colwell, late of Manor Township, Armstrong County, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters' Testamentary on the estate have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay to the undersigned or his attorney.

Floyd Henderson McGeary Executor 117 Rebecca Kittanning, Pa. 16201 Heilman and McCIister Attorneys IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our father and grandfather ilAKVEYT.ATWOOD who passed away yours ago August 19,1907 Our hearts still ache with And secret tears flow; And what it means to lose him No one will ever know, Sudly missed by CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN In loving memory of my husband CI.AIRSOLIDA who passed away 1 year ago August 10,1971 Clod saw you getting weary, So lie did what He thought best; Me put His arms around you, And whispered, "Come and rest." Oh how patient in thy suffering, Where no hands could give thee ease, God, the helper of the helpless, Saw great pain and gave thee peace. The Golden Gales stood open, One year ago today, With goodbyes left unspoken, You gently slipped away. Sadly missed by HIS WIFE ODETTE In loving memory of THERESA ALBERT who passed away 11 years ago August 20,1961 had a nature you could not help loving And a heart that was purer than gold; And to those who knew her and loved her, Her memory will never grow cold. Sadly missed by SONS, DAUGHTERS GRANDCHILDREN CARD Of THANKS ZAGOTTI, MRS.

MARY ELSIE NEUTRELLE We wish to express our sincere thanks to everyone for all the many acts of kindness extended to us during the recent death of our dear beloved mother and sister. All our relatives, neign- bors and friends who gave flowers, food, the pallbearers, those who offered Masses, sent cards, gave donations, and anyone who assisted us in any way. A special thanks to Dr. Robertson, Dr. Vega, also Father Guth and Father Rodgers for their comforting words.

Also thanks to the Faykosh Funeral Home for their kindness. Everything was deeply appreciated. Our gratitude is beyond words. Thank you all; DAUGHTER MARY VIRGINIA, BROTHERS GUIDO ANDJOSEPH Kittanning, Po, Saturday, Aug. 19, 1972 ANNOUNCEMENTS Licensed To Drive: Driving tests were given to 33 Wednesday by state police at their testing center at Ford City Armory.

Five failed their examinations. Those who passed are: Elwood. Soodra Pencik, John Karen K. WildeovlUe, Rose Merle Miller. Robert Birbira r.Int«r, Am KaaubskJ, Kiren S.

LoretU Btactt, L. Keith Hordes. Arr(n fell. Etelyti Hlfflnson, Richard Pacuch, MIchitl H. TUrJu, Gregory H.

Roy G. Stotl m. P.meU EUlne Corswey. PiuU Jtun CifoU, Ltt Culm, RIchird M. Mark WlllUm i i i a M.

I-onerfldo, Dtborn Ann Contl, Beverly Sue Held and Shlnko. Driving tests were given to 23 Friday by state police at their testing center at Ford City Armory. Four failed their examinations. Those who passed are: RimeU J. AletMnmlro DtBl.ilo.

Deborah Mae JoMn, Mary Brumbiuf Rodney M. Hollebaufh, a i i a L. McCulre, Joyce Coutch, Jamex R. Morrow, Michael 'DeHlaife, Cathy JMH Manffctfl, Timerfhy D. Jacqueline Patcyh, Rutt Hlllwlf.

AMrew Judith Ann Mym, RairtsH HucMH, Allfhoutt art Larry W. A omontt SIGN PAINTING Robert Tomb ATTENTION Clubs, church groups, fire companies, Boy Scouts! Need to raise money? I lave a Fuller Brush party. Call 543-8291 New Kensington 3374249 after 5 p.m. CLASSIFIED STARTS by Wont ad MAKING A BATCH of biscuits to serve with fried chicken? Add a of tablespoons of minced parsley and a couple of teaspoons of minced onion to a two-cup Hour recipe of the biscuits. Your "MAY I HELP YOU?" su9 9 it worth 1.00 when vied by Winnie.

Mail io; Winnie Wonlod. Leader- Times, 1 1 5 N. Grant. Kit- Ipnning, Pa. 16201.

Pol your 'don't needs" bock Info the action with a low-cos! Classified Adi Coll 5 4 2 2 5 4 1 to place your ad. ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcomontt STAY cool in your very own pool. Concrete block or fiberglass in ground. Call Weaver, Plumville, 31)7-2512. SURPRISING NEWS can be found today and every In Want Adb.

And when you Hnvo items to sell, be a newsmaker yourtoM by dialing 5 4 7 2 5 4 1 to place your own Won I Ad. A A i i a i supplies, 548-5484. GRAFT CLASSES starting September llth. Tole painting, decoupage, macnime, general craft. Call Handicraft Gift Shop for details, 548-4957.

ANTIQUE CLASSIC CAR SHOW. Judging and trophies. Giant flea market. Antique auto auction. Sunday, August 27.

Kiddieland Park. Call 5452841. GIRL SINGER wants Country Western band for Day weekend to enter talent contest. Prize is trip to Nashville and recording session. Call 7837566.

Will consider individual musician. KNAPP SHOES-Man's casuai closeoiit. $8.99. Ken Cook, McGrann, 7G3-4961. BUSINESS SERVICES General Services FILL for sale: Shale for driveways.

Call 548-1137. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED EE SANITATION EAST BRADY--526-5598 MARK A. WHITE Ornamental Iron Works, 552 Franklin Street, Freeport. 295-9804. Iron railing and stairways.

CRAIG'S SANITATION SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED PHONE 545-7501 545-9693 A I a limestone, compost, trash, etc. Bob Bowser, 548-2404 or 5452157. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Electric Eel; Sewer Ser. Homer Painter, 548-1037 HAULING Sand, gravel, limestone, etc. Call Jack, 7637769 before 10 a.m.

or after p.m. Home Improvement 1.1 CUSTOM DRAPERIES Free estimates' in your home Call 762-2631 or 543-2261. Spic Span Cleaners. PRE-HUNG DOOR UNITS HILLCREST LUMBER I carpenter, plumbing, interior, exterior decorating, remodeling. Call 548-4580.

REMODELING CONSTRUCTION Garage, room and additions, interior remodeling. Ceilings tiled, walls paneled, floor covering. CRYTZEK's HOME SERVICE CO. Call 548-2153 ROOFING--SIDING Quality material and performance. Alcoa and "GAF" Self- sealing i materials.

Customer satisfaction and fulh insured. Free estimates CallCKYTZEK'S HOME SERVICE CEMENT WORK Sidewalks, steps, and block a i i a i Hiding, panelling, gnnitfcs imd room additions. A 5-J8 Hawthorne Ave. Kitlanning 51B-7377 SUNBEAM and Royal sweepers, A I phm.bin,, vv.Urr parts for most makes. pumps, Appliance Service, 141 S.

Jefferson 542-3411. service. Ilca'tlna Plumbing, fvlWMH..