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Page May 31, Express, Lock Haven, Deaths Funerals MI viven Additional survivors of Charles Carmen Rivlello, 65, of 13 King Albany, N.Y., who was killed Wednesday while at work for the Penn- Central Railroad at Albany, N.Y., are two sisters and four brothers, Mrs. Anna Marano of Avis; and Hazel, Philadelphia; Anthony, Albany, N.Y.; Vito, Syracuse, N.Y.; Farley, of Clyde, N.Y.; and Leonard, of Williamsport, Mr. Riviello was born in Avis, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Riviello of Shaw St.

He was a former resident of Avis and Lock Haven. His wife, Nancy Severino Riviello, also survives with three children, Mrs. Jade Radigan, Schenectady, N.Y.; Charles at home; and Anthony of Newark, N.Y.; and five grandchildren. The funeral mass was celebrated today in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Albany. Samuel E.

Shoemaker Samuel E. Shoemaker, 83, of Lock Haven Star Route, a Piper Aircraft Corp. employe during World War II, died Thursday midnight at the Lock Haven Hospital Extended Care Unit where he had been a patient six weeks. Mr. Shoemaker, whose parents were the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Shoemaker, was born at Swissdale, and had lived in the area all his life. As a young man he farmed, worked as a lumberman, and as a miner at Queens Run. Surviving are his wife, Laura Heck Shoemaker; two sons, Kenneth and Lewis, Lock Haven Star Route; two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Barth, Swissdale, and Mrs.

Clayton Embick, Upper Lockport, and nine grandchildren. Oden G. Wolfe JERSEY SHORE Oden G. Wolfe, 302 Allegheny who was 73 on May 18, died Thursday at the Jersey Shore Hospital. A native of Euclid, Mr.

Wolfe was employed locally as a carman at the Avis shops until retiring. Surviving are his wife, Ora K. Garnhart Wolfe, two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Violet Paulhamus, Williamsport; Mrs Gladys Brown, Jersey Shore; Donald Endlcott, N.Y. Oden, Las Vegas, Robert, Denver, 18 grandchildren, ate greatgrand- children; also, three brothers and five sisters: Willie Wolfe, Myersvffle, Truman, Clifford, and Mrs.

Goldie Kuhn, Smithsburg, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Frieda Zajic, and Mrs. Oneida Brandenburg, Hagerstown, and Mrs. Catherine Wachter, Frederick, Md Mr.

Wolfe was a son Walter and Bessie Himes Wolfe. He was a member of the Jersey Shore Church of God. Mrs. Calvin E. Guiier MINGOVILLE Mrs.

Mary R. Guiser, 86, died at 5 p.m Thursday at the home of he daughter, Mrs. Bertha Jones at Oyster Bay, N.Y. where sh had been living In recen months. Born here, Sept.

25, 1882, daughter of the late Mr. an Mrs. John Workman, she mar ried Calvin E. Guiser in 1903 His death in 1963 terminate their 60 years of marriage. She was a member of th Hublersburg United Church Christ.

Surviving are three daughter and three sons, Mrs. Pearl Ke ler, Pittsburgh; John Guiser Loganton R.D. Mrs. Ma Falconer, Sun City, Mrs Jones, Oyster Bay; Lawrence of State College; and Charles Bellefonte R.D.; also a brother Richard Workman, Mingovilie eight grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchildren. Funerals WOLFE Services for Ode G.

Wolfe, 73, of 302 AUeghen Jersey Shore, who died Thursday, May 1969 at th Jersey Shore Hospital, will Monday at 2 p.m. at the Celchner Funeral Home, 125 N. Aain the Rev. Rodney Bar- eratock officiating. Interment, ersey Shore Cemtery.

Friends will be received at the funeral wine on Sunday from 7 to 9 Kelchner Funeral Home, Jersey Shore. GUISER Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Neff Home, Howard, for tins. Mary R. Guiser, 86, of oville, widow of Calvin E.

iiriser, who died Thursday, May 29,1909 at the home of her aughter, Mrs. Bertha Jones, )yster Bay, N.Y. The Rev. 'ruiran L. Baker Will officiate.

interment, Zion Cemetery, fiends will be (received at the uneral home on Monday evening. Neff Funeral Home, Howard. SHOEMAKER-Services will Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Helt uneral Home for Samuel E. Shoemaker, 83, Lock Haven Star Route, who died at midnight Thursday, May 29, 1969 ait the Lock Haven Hospital Extended Care Unit.

Salvation Army Major Donald Lance will officiate. Interment, Dunnstown Cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home after p.m. Saturday. Helit Funeral Home, Lock Haven.

FONTANA Requiem high mass will be celebrated Saturday at 9 a.m. in the Immacu- ate Conception Catholic Church or Andrew Fontana, 76, of 64 Jusquehanna who died at lis home Wednesday. May 28, ,969. The Rev. Philip E.

Baron of Pawhaton Point, Ohio, nephew, will be celebrant. In- erment, St. Mary's Cemetery, fiends will be received at the techdel Funeral Home, Beech Creek, on Friday evening. Reci- ation of the Rosary, 8 p.m. iechdel Funeral Home, Beech Creek.

DALY aervic- is will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Jersey Shore Cemetery, for Mrs. John Daly, 59, of New York City, the former Dena Vairo, of Jersey Shore, who died Monday, May 26, 1969, in New York City. The Rev. Martin J.

Dacey will officiate Friends may call at the Kelchner Funeral Home, 125 N. Main Jersey Shore, Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday. Kelchner Funeral Home, Jersey Shore.

WORDEN Services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Yost funeral Home for Specialist 5 lobert L. Worden, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Worden 42 N.

Fairview and husband of Gloria B. Worden, 439 Bellefonte Lock Haven, who died May 15, 1969, in Vietnam of burns suffered in action. The Rev. J. Carl Williams will offi date.

Interment, Cedar Hil Cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral horn after 7 p.m. Thursday. Yost Funeral Home, Lock Haven. Man Killed in Fight PHILADELPHIA (AP A street fight in North Philade phia Friday resulted in th fatal shooting of Robert Baxter 27.

Charles Todd, 30, was ad mitted to St. Luke's and Chil dren's Hospital iwth a bullet wound of the right thigh. Another man, struck in the head with a board, was treated at the hospital. Theater Burns LULERNE, Pa. (AP)-Thre firemen were treated at hospi als and several -more -at -th scene for smoke inhalation when fire wrecked the Luzerne thea ter Friday.

TenCompanie fought the blaze in this Luzern County community just north of Wilkes-Barre. Officials said th fire started from some burning rubbish in the rear of the thea ter. WHIPPOOR-WILL On Swissdale Road Closed Until Tuesday order to give our employes long and onjoyable holiday weekend! SAIL Carol Manglno eollimiton, cUvlcei for blaming radiation. Thoy part of nuclear Initrument used by doetora (o diagnoM and treat organa aurgery. Carol fa an of Picker of Cleveland, Ohio aubeldlary of C.

I. T. FACE OFF Umpire Emmett Athford and Yankeea Manager Ralph Houk dlepute a deciiion In Beiton'e Fenway Park. New York won the game but not the argument. TEST RUN The hydrofoil Shearwater cruiaet near Southampton, England.

The boat, with 40-knot top apeed, begina between Southampton and the Isle of Wioht on Maw S. TAIL Ball's racing boat etande on its transom momentarily at it flipi at start of Tri-Club Regatta In Miami, Florida. Ball was aeriously Injured. FIRST LADY Damukl poses after being elected 1Nt Cat of tha Year by the Australian Cat Club In Melbourne, aha la a three-year-old blue cream Persian. Charged for Driving RENOVO Larry R.

Smith, 2723 S. Green York, was driving a car too fast for conditions here Friday evening at 8:15, Renovo police said. He was stopped. In the investigation, police said, it was found he also faces hit and run charge on Miter case. Held for Murder PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Police are holding Henry R.

Gaddy 17, on a murder charge in the death of Albert fchaab, 42. The victim was set upon by a gang of teen-agers in South Philadelphia the night of Feb. 1. He died of the beating April 8 in Philadelphia General UoapiUU. Births All Tunes Eastern Standard Keen Spec.

5 and Mrs. Earl Keen are the parents of a son born at 10:46 a.m. Thursday in Martin's General Hospital, Fort Bennuig, Ga. The mother is the former Sharon i a n. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Will'ard Crissman, Lock Haven R.D. 1, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hurlbutt, Jersey Shore.

The Keens live at 314 23rd Columbus, Ga. Lowe A daughter was born Wednesday at 11 p.m. in Bristol Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lowe, Philadelphia.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mokle and Mrs. Dorothy Lowe, all of Lock Haven.

The mother is the former Gail Mokle. Goodling A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Goodling, Howard R.D.

2, at 1:23 a.m. Friday at the Lock Haven Hospital. Mrs. Goodling was formerly Martha A. Lucas.

Andrews A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, Salona, at 8:32 a.m. Thursday at the Lock Haven Hospital. Mrs.

Andrews is the former Diana Bilby. Methodists Step Up Black, Needy Giving ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) United Methodist Church members will be asked to step up their efforts to raise $20 million for programs to help black people and the poor. The church's Quadrennial Emphasis Executive Committee voted at a one-day meeting Wednesday to ask bishops across the country to accelerate efforts to raise a money for the Fund for Reconciliation. The fund was created by the church's General Conference a year ago, and requests are be taken now from church agencies for money for various programs, the committee, said.

Bishop W. Ralph Ward of Syracuse, chairman of the Fund for Reconciliation, also said that church leaders a ould reassess their present programs to determine if money could be trans ferred into reconciliation ministerial to miaoriay group, GUITAR Actress Mia Farrow praeticea chorda on her guitar during break in filming on the set 20th Century Fox picture, "John and Mary." Will RI I SIRIK1S FIGHT CANCER. ftt Leukemia and Lymphumai FIGHT CANCER. 1 OWE TO THE AM ERIC CANCER SOCIETY. AII Other Stabbed to Death PHILADELPHIA -(AP Jerry Benton, 36, was stabbed to death Friday In the apartment building of a friend.

Joseph Rios, 16, and his brother, Jose, 19, were charged with homicide, police said. Budd Lepman led Gulfstream Park trainers at the 1969 meeting with 22 victories. Killed in Crash BINGHAMTON, N. Y. (AP)Mrs.

Marie Grace, Donaldson, was killed near Friday when the car she was riding in swerved to avoid a baby playpen that fell from the roof of another vehicle. Mrs. Grace's vehicle crashed through guardrails of Interstate 81 and plunged off 371 overpass onto the road below. WHAT CAUSES CANCER? PAUL HAUWAERT Belgian swimming AFTER THROAT CANCER RESULTED IN THE REMOVAL OF MIS LARYNX, PERMtJTING HIM TO SWIM DESPITE A PfRMANENT OPENING IN HIS THROKt. WHO DEVELOPED CANCER WERE THE FIRST PERSONS WHOSE DISEASE.

TRACED TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT-- RESEARCHER PEROVAL POTT DISCOVERED THIS 194 YEARS AGO. TODAY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE SPENT TO FIND MORE CAUSES OF CANCER IN THE ENVIRONMENT. YOURSetF MTH OTHERS MTH A CHECK FI6HT CANCER RESEARCHERS HAVE TESTED 250,000 DRUGS TO TREAT CANCER. ONLY 30 HELP PROLONG LIFE AND REDUCE PAIN- CACHOf A POISOH. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY HOSPITALS Lock Haven Silvestro Deruzza, 225 Twelfth Renovo, fell at home Thursday and sustained injuries to both hips and back.

He was admitted to the Lock Haven Hospital where his condition was reported improved today. Sixteen were treated in the hospital emergency room Friday. Christine E. Greiner, 7 months, daughter of William L. Greiner.

23 W. Clinton was treated after it was found she might have eaten some rat poison. Four were treated after falls M. Rounsley, 8 months, whose stepfather is Robert Rounsley, 200 E. Water brush burns of head; Mrs.

Harvey T. Shilling, 28 W. Park left hand; Glenn P. Eckley, 6, son of Nathan Eckley, 308 Main Mill Hall, right knee, and Raymond E. Briggs, Beech Creek, R.D.

1, right wrist. Three had cuts Gail K. Bechdel, Blanchard, right arm; Joseph R. Confer, 12, son of Joseph Confer, Monument, right leg, and Miss Linda S. Nestor, 16, daughter of David Nestor, 17 N.

Hampton left foot. Beth Ann Weaver, 14, daughter of Mrs. Germaine Weaver, 7 Hood hurt her left big toe when a chair dropped on it. Richard E. Eggler, Lock Haven R.D.

1, had a nail puncture wound of the left hand. Sherry K. Neff, 8, daughter of Charles Neff, 663 Bellefonte was treated for a bee sting on the right foot. Rock L. Barton, 12, son of Mrs.

Nancy Barton, Lock Haven Island Route, bar a foreign object removed from his right foot. Four were treated for injuries Martin Watkins, 27 E. Bald Eagle left ankle; Donald Eggleston, 442 W. Water left arm; Melvin E. Deitrich, Mill Hall R.D.

1, right ankle, and Mrs. Fount Probst, Lock Haven R.D. 1, right ankle. There were 14 treated Thursday including two small children for swallowing medicine- Jill A. Yoxtheimer, 2, daughter of Benton Yoxtheimer, Lock Haven R.D.

1, and Thomas G. Stiver, 4, son of Thomas Stiver, 350 Third Ave. John B. Hoy III, 6, son of John B. Hoy 207 W.

Clinton stepped on a nail. Four had cuts Allan Z. Hoover, 20 W. Brown Castanea, left middle finger; Diane G. Miller, 8, daughter of Rodney Miller, Mill Hall R.D.

2, head; Clarence E. Gaul, Lock Haven R.D. 1, right index finger, and Patrick Leone, 15, son of Fred Leone, 52 E. Church right fingers. Three were hurt in falls Kevin B.

Confer, 1, son of Kenneth Confer, 53 Canal nose; Lisa Thomas, 4, daughter of Donald Thomas, Salona, head, and John K. Young, 10, son of Boyd Young, 207 N. Fairview tongue. Four were injured Claude E. McDermit, 401 E.

Church right foot; Thomas G. Ford, Chester, back; Michael E. Long, 9, son of Louis Long, Mackeyville, right ring finger, and Edward L. Cox, 101 Irwin right ribs. Medical Admissions Friday Mrs.

Ada I. Hanford, Mill Hall R.D. 1. Surgical Admissions Friday: See automobile accident story, Page 1. Discharged Friday: Mrs.

John E. Shirk and infant son, 337 Pearl Mrs. Nancy Ruggiers, 16 S. Grove Dean R. Gephart, 115 S.

Highland William Dauber, 17 W. Clinton Henry C. Summers, 121 S. Pine Michelle Long, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Long, Lock Haven R.D. Mrs. Helen Bicksler, 215 Huston Flemington; Mrs. Daniel D. Duck and infant son, 220 Frederick Mill Hall; Mrs.

Ronald Heltman, Mill Hall R.D. Mrs. Glair E. Aikey, Mill Hall R.D. Raymond J.

White, Beech Creek; Mrs. Dorsey Bibey, 206 Seventh Renovo. Transferred Friday: Arthur L. Russell, Farwell Farwell, to WilkesnBarre Veterans Hospital. Discharged from Extended Care Unit Friday: Mrs.

Orrin Kline, 640 Central Farwell. Medical Admissions Thursday: Harry Watson, 146 E. Main Bonnie Sample, 1, daughter of Mrs. Marilyn Sample, W. Brown Castanea; Mrs.

C. Kryder Fraizier, 95 Pennsylvania Mill Hall; Mrs. Bruce S. Harris, Lamar; Mrs. Walter H.

Young, Beech Creek R.D.; M. Weaver, Blanchard; Mrt. Runell G. Ow- dorf, Loganton R.D. Arthur L.

Russell, Farwell Farwell; Mrs. J. 129 Clinton South Renovo; Orrin R. Kepler, Westport. Surgical Admissions Thursday: None.

Discharged Thursday: Mrs. Richard Santy, Church Mrs. Joseph Miller daughter, ftl2 E. Water Mrs. Linda L.

Emert, 408 Linden Paul Kissell, US E. Church Mrs. Robert E. Hockman and infant son, 635 E. Bajd Eagle Max Heinrich, 44 Sylvan Mrs.

Lydia E. Englert, Island Route; Arthur Munro 9, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Munro Lock Haven R.D. David Benson, Lock Haven R.D.

Monica Russell, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Russell, 420 'anal Flemington; Gcrehon 0. Conklin, 202 Logan Castanea; Matthew T. Bossert, 1, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Bossert, 333 Beech Creek Mill Hall; Candace Butler, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butler, 225 Pickwick Mill Hall; Charles Cruse Mill Hall R.D, Mrs. William Bowmaster, McElhattan; Mrs.

Jack Baney, Avis; Mrs. Ruth M. Kunes, Beech Creek R.D.; Larry Sherman, Blanchard; G. Ray Dietz, Liberty Blanchard; Mrs. Watson Carson, Howard R.D.

2. Transferred to Extended Care Unit Thursday: Mrs. Winifred V. Kinley, 307 N. Vesper Michael Renzo, 291 E.

Keller Castanea. Discharged from Extended Care Unit Thursday: Mrs. Alta E. Weaver, Lock Haven R.D. 1.

Renovo Admitted: Barbara Sports, daughter of Mrs. Alice Spotta, 912 Erie Renovo; Mary Kay O'Connor, daughter of Donald O'Connor, 330 Huron Renovo. Discharged: Janice Nelen, North Bend; Timothy Hills, 223 Eighth and Mrs. Mabel Bloss, 2101 Delaware Renovo. Centre County Admitted: Ira W.

Lingle, Spring Mills. Discharged: Mrs. Walter Condo, Howard; and William G. Walker, Milesburg. Jersey Shore Admitted: Mrs.

Ruby Pletz, Palacious, Texas; Mrs. Wanda Brown, Allegheny Jersey Shore; and David G. Huffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Huffman, Jersey Shore R.D.

1. Discharged: Joseph Simcox, McElhattan; Mrs. Doris Wall- zer, 469 W. Fourth Lock Haven; Beverly Phillips, 201 N. Broad Jersey Shore; Mrs.

Sarah Jarmoska, 140 S. Main Lula Laubach, Jersey Shore R. D. and Mrs. Linda Edwards, 232 Young Lock Haven.

VVilliamsporr Admaltte dThureday: John R. Jordan, Lock Haven R.D. Oscar G. Edwards 406 High Jersey Shore, and Mrs. Alta A.

Counsil, 311 E. Church Lock Haven. Discharged Thursdayi: Ernest Rebstock, 90 Hood Lock Haven; Robert A. Weise, Lock Haven R.D. 1, and Morgan T.

Williams, Linden R.D. 1. Admitted Friday: Mrs. Theresa M. Apple, 945 Allegheny Jersey Shore.

Discharged Friday: Philip R. Caroccia, 329 Glover Jersey Shore; Mrs. Judith A. Dingier and baby, 420 S. Front Jersey Shore, and Amy L.

Hollick, 33 Park Woolrich. Jivine Providence Admitted Thursday: Anthony V. Campana, Highland Avis; Arthur E. Munro Lock Haven, and Boyd Allen 156 Peal Mill Hall. Discharged Thursday: Robert S.

Huff, 223 Champlata Renovo; Mrs. Lelia S. Pagnotto, 133 Fourteenth Renovo; and Mrs. Florence Marsh, Broad Jersey Shore. Discharged Friday: Mrs.

Patsy Belle Morgret, Beech Creek R.D. Calendar of Events All notlcei of public events lor this column muit be mailed to The Express, Box 201, Lock Haven-not telephoned- Do not send in your postcard or note more than a week in advance. June 4 Castanea Ladies Auxiliary of Fire Oo. 1 meeting and social hour 8 p.m. at firt hall.

June 4 Sunshine Club at Susque View 1 to 3 p.m. June 4 LPNAP meeting, Lock Haven Division, at Loci board room, Executive board meeting 6:30 p.m regular meeting 7 p.m. Wrestler Killed LEWISTOWN, -Pa. -(AP) Charles Faust, 20, of Uwistown. a-runnerup-in -the-1987-PIAA a wrestling championships, died Friday of injuries suffered in a two-car crash last dr.