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THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON. N. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNK 17, 1067 FIVE Local Death Record MissinS Plane in Shokan Paul A. i Elizabeth hlrk Soarcfi for a missing Piper Stoke.f wenT'ISd 11 with two m. at M.

Murphy eiatbuah Road, cut pilots aboard, which dis- neral Home, 176 Broadway died in this city today appeared Tuesday afternoon on with tihe Rev. Richard Guice after a long illness. She had from Albany to Kings- offlciating. During the be- her hom(t hrr shiftod to hot reavement of friends dauuhte, Nlr Lo lR T1! in a wooded section near called at the funeral home and bara) Shokan. according to Major many floral bouquets were she is Andy Civil Air cived Among who JwfjrAP Kington.

Joseph and Frank Chick. Kingston a i 1 Chick Ncwbureh and six woods that great-grandchildren. Her hus-t tof aT1 'J1 band Julius Chick Sr. thr of ovpr called were of Kingston Recreation Department led by Andrew J. Murphy, III, superintendent and the National Little League.

Burial was in Mont repose Cemetery where the Rev. Mr. Guioe conducted the funeral service. The bearers wwe Frank Vincent Peck, Donald Kiernan, Joeeph B'isher, Wilbur Delanoy and John McDhenny. DIKD SIX hus- died June 6, 1965.

Funeral services will be held fixnm Henry J. Bruck Funeral Home, 27 Smith Avenue, Monday, at a time to trees A CAP ground team worked until after darkness yesterday but did not reach the spot BOYD Joseph Thursday, June 15, 1967 of 2562 St. Paul Rochester, N. survived by his wife his son. John three daughters.

Mrs. A are his wife, Fran(Mary) Sekol. Mrs. Buck-Jaughtei-s, Mary, wife mond (Marjorie) Frye, Mrs. Monte Sekol, Joan, wife of be announced.

Burial will be san'd soon haze in Wiltwyck Cemetery. Friends olcars and ground team will be received this evening the search will 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 7-9 near Shokan. Occu pants of the piano were Rich- Joseph c. Boyd aTd Johnson. 27, of Branford, Former Kingston resident Jo- and Roy Steclman.

24. seph C. Bovd of Rochester died Guilford. pilot and co- Thursday. He was the son of the the miwlng craft, late James and Mary Boyd Youth Patrols Peter (Joan) Grant; tw'o sisters, James Carroll of Scarsdale.

N. Mrs. Lawrence of Florida; three brothers, James of New York City, Frank of So, Marioric Ease Race Wars Budmond Brye; a son, John; two sisters, Mrs. Lawrence Dayton, Ohio, followed the Farry (Helen) of Hollywood, lead of Tampa. Friday Mrs, James J.

Carroll night by using a youth patrol for (Mary) of Scarsdale; three head.ng off racial violence. Carolina and of James T. of Long Is- In another trouble spot, a pre- Kingston N. aty. Frank J.

of Aiken, carious racial cease-fire was Friend. m8v at thr Far s- c- J- of Kingston, maintained in Cincinnati after rienas can at the Bar- The funcra) wiU hdd Mon. four nijfhts arson Bind day 9 a. m. from B'arrell Broth- vandalism, ers Funeral Home.

Rochester; West Side was rela- thence to St. Margaret Mary tively calm, although police re- Church where a high Mass of ported isolated incidents. There Brothers Colonial Funeral Home, 51 Ridge Road West, Rochester, N. Y. Services Monlay morning at 9 at St.

Sepulcher Rodi- reQuiem win offered at 9 some rock throwing, a neni in HOiy bepuicner, Kocn Buria, wil, jn liimber fire and a mon 'Sepulchre Cemetery, Rochester, reportedly beaten, they iid, CHICK Elizabeth Pallai, on; bu: nothing like the fires and June 17. of Blast Kings-1 rwcnang violence of the two previous ton, N. beloved wife of the Elsie Fischang, 74, of niights. late Julius Chuck father 165 Partition Street, Sauger-; Officers patrolled streets by of Julius Joseph, Ladis- ties died Friday at Bcnedic- car instructions to arrest Jaus Frank. James Chick, She was a life-'any to di.v and Mrs.

Joseph (Barbara) a lire Watzka; 20 grandchildren (long resident of Saugertics. A small corps of Negro youths and six great grandchildren Born December 31, 1892, the also survive. daughter of the late and B'umerail services will he held Charlotte Shook Pettit, she rent the Henry J. Bruck Funeral, tired from Depsrt- -lome, 27 Smith Avenue on ment Store two years ago due vlonday, June 19. at a time to to ill health.

Mrs. Fischang announced. Interment in was a member of Trinity Epis- Cemetery. Friends'copal Church and the vill be received this evening Guild of the church. Surviving are several meces, nephews and cousins.

Funeral services r-9 and Sunday 2-4, 7-9. ELLIOTT At rest June 17. 1967, Mr. Robert William Elliott formerly of Hurley. Husband of Maude Grant Klliott, father of Elmer Robert El- will be held Monday 11 a.

m. from Seamon Funeral Home John and Lafayette Streets, Saugerties. Friends Mr. (T will be received at the funeral Somn aid home today fr0m land) Bohanan and Mrs. Mar- A ldllU HHJIldll la jl CtllU AYICII a 4 rVavnaiinn ilyn K.

Rich, brother of Mrl. Inez (Milton Holsapple. Mrs. the converufncc Ethel (Raye Li Shultis. thc Miss Penny Elliott and Jo- Chester A.

Snyder seph Elliott. Cheerier A. Snyder, 85, of Entrusted to the care of 28A, West Shokan, daed ler Funeral Service Kingston Thapel. Albany and Manor! at Aves. where the service will County Memorial Hospital, was sworn in a6 the first youth patrol.

A similar group received high praise in Tampa this week for urging potential to keep cool. Five leaders of youth patrol went on the city payroll Friday to keep Mayor Nick Nuccio and city fathers informed of Negro needs before tempers explode in the streets. Nucoio said he "never Negro youngsters could become an army of arsonists and vandals. be held on Monday at 3 p. m.

Relatives and friends are invited. Interment in Hurley Cemetery. There will be no calling In lieu of Flowers the family respectfully. requests contributions be made ko the Ulster Co. Mental Health Center.

FISCHANG-June 16, 1967, Mrs. Elsie Fischang of 165 Partition Street Saugerties, wife of the late Frederick. Her funeral service will be held from Seamon Funeral Inc. Monday at 11 a. m.

Friends will be received at the funeral home Saturday from 7 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to I p. m. If desired contributions may be made to the Trinity Church Memorial Fund or the Bfllen Russell Finger Home. St. Albans, June 15, 1967, John W.

Marks of 54 First Avenue, beloved husband of Jane Wadanola Marks; devoted father of John V. and William J. (Continued From Page One) ecutive director of KURA. Eric Hemphill, had his salary lifted by DHUD because of in the KURA project and that, although DHUD is now pleased with progress on clearing up the deficiencies, it is still not enough to warrant reinstating salary. Koenig stated that next representatives from DHUD will meet with Common Council members to discuss further the progress and failings of urban renewal in Kingston.

One of the problems to be explored at this meeting will be the lack of available housing facilities, and how to obtain low interest rates for construction projects. Koenig said that in all it was an interesting meeting and the aldermen were Robbery Alvin Collins, 21, of 47 St. James Street, was arrested today after a long illness. Mr. Marks and brother of George Elliott had worked as a of Waren Robins, Georgia, mechanic in his garage in Hurand Mrs.

Robert Dowling of Ellenville. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a. at the James M. Murphy Funeral ley until his retirement 15 years ago. He was a son of the late Joaeph and Henrietta Van Bremer Elliott.

He is survived by his wife, Maude Grant El- of Mano's Broadway. Kingston Market, lower Detectives Sgt. Home, 176 Broadw-ay with the liott of Kingston; a son, Elmer Rev. John H. Frenssen oflficiat- 'Robert Elliott of Boiceville; Ing.

Interment in St. two daughters, Shirley, wife of Cemetery. Friends may call it the funeral home Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. G. Leland Bohanan of Wilkin sonville, and Mrs.

Marilyn E. Rich of Boiceville; a brother, Joseph Elliott of Schenectady; three sisters, Attention and jnez Milton Holsapple Charles McCullough and seph Feraca had been working on the case in hich $48 was stolen. Also arrested l'eeently was Frank Landerway and it is exjpected that a third arrest will shortly. of Joyce-Schlrick Post 1886, Veterans of Foreign Wars of Niskayuna, Ethel, wife of Raye L. Shultis of Bearsville, All officers and an(J Misg Elliott of Al- members of nine grandchildren and Schirick Post 1386, severaj nieces and nephews.

Veterans of Funeral services will be held eign Wars are re-iat Keyser Funeral Service, Kingston Chapel, Albany and Tie James M. Buneral on Monday at Home, Broadway, on Sun- Relatives and friends day evening at 8 inrited. Burial will be in ritualistic services will be held Hurl Cemctcry. There will John N. Marks.

hours EUGENE WINTER 156 no nours- Commander L. TOMASZEWSKI Adjutant Card of Thanks We wish to thank the Koenig A C. and Rapid Hose in addition our many other friends for he kindnesses and expressions sympthy shown us in our recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF FRED F. CRANTZ DIED fn Stolen ar Sean R.

Landers, 43, of Elast Durham, was arrested in Leeds at 6:30 p. m. Friday as he was by BCI Investigator Joseph Vaiincenti driving a late model car reported stolen from Emei'som Devitt of 109 Albany Avenue on June 7. Lander was turned over to Kingston Detectives John Crespino and Joseph Vaiincenti and is being held in the Ulster County jail pending a hearing later today. Church Theater WARWICK.

R.I. AP) Two June 16. 1967, Chester Warwick churches are organi- A Snyder of Rte 28A. West an amateur drive-in thea- Shokan; fa ter of Mrs. Merton Cady and Mrs.

Arthur The Rev. R.k. Lark, pastor of field; also surviving are 4 1 great DIED to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. KEYSER Funeral Senlce, Inc. FE 1-147S Convenient KINGSTON CHAPEL ALBANY and MANOR PORT EWEN CHAPEL BROADWAY and STOUT Catskill.

Bom in New York City, he was the son of the late Joseph and Ida Cramer Snyder and had resided in West Shokan for the past 40 years. Mr. Snyder had been in the restaurant business in West Shokan since 1933. His wife, the former Mabel Stewart, died in 1941. He was a member of the Olivebridge Methodist Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Merton Cady of Hensonville and Mrs. Arthur Scofield of West Shokan; four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. FVineral services will be held Monday a. m.

at Lasher Funeral Home Woodstock. Burial will be in the Olivebridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7-9 and Sunday 2-4. 7-9 p. m.

Robert William Elliott Robert William Elliott, 66, formerly of Hurlev died earlv nday mght 1,0 connection formerly of Huney. aiea thc May 2ard robbery of Milton Cole, owner Evangelical Lutheran church, plans to start the theater in conjunction with St. evangelical Lutheran grandchildren and grandchild. Funeral service Monday 10 a m. at the Lasher Funeral Lhurch Home Woodstock.

Interment in Tongore Cemetery, Olivebridge. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday Memorlam from 7 to 9 and Sunday from 2 Happy Day in Heaven, Ed. To one of the best, From one who knows. YOUR WIFE. PRUSACK Memoriam In sad and loving memory of our dear father (BIG) John Schallenkamp, who passed away Feb.

19. 1964 on this Day. We love you just as much today, As we did the day you passed awray. Love, GLENN. JOHN.

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