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DISCHARGED ROM SERVICE GIRLS AND WEATHER REPORT WVU LETHARGY reugg WmTeRBcrmAM Moderate to i S3 i 43 RETURNING ROM OVERSEAS A 3f Voltkevich tor MARRIAGE LICENSES Pvt Not Troop Arrivals Today's Casualty List as DEATHS BIRTHS USE 6 9 where funeral TRAIC COURT DRATSMEN 13 riend are Invited to attend 13 8 who have jolneg (To Be Continued) Posers i i JUDGMENTS We advise against i neral service Compltft funerals from 150 13 1 of 8 9 Rob flushed and She lowered her 12 40 Dr Stebbins amed Hymn Writer Dies 31 13 9 30 14 13 14 14 68 91 67 65 Ki hn Isabelle riends 50 51 Used frying fats and scrapings from skillets can be poured into salvage can no matter how dark They can still be used to produce the materials of war 19 rontenac Amherst 82 Delwood Ken 14 8 Wanted for Layout and Detail Work 2:30 Manila today Arm At Camp Oklahoma 5H Engineering Department Niagara Sprayer and Chemical Co Inc Middleport 58 52kt 55 33 85 303 56 1 31 97 7 31 Scott Smith Balm as II Pte Pte Pte Pte Pvt Set T5 T5 T5 Elizabeth Voss and uneral service at uneral Home 448 Saturday afternoon 5t6 Temperature ormai Low sinre 174 HlCh since 1871 Excess 1943 Mean Dep fmm nor Data nt 8:30 A Humidity Wind vel Temperature called AT NEW YORK Aboard David Shanks: 2714 troops undes units Aboard Bardstown Victory: 1897 misc troops Ernest Wedekindt Howard Wedekindt 11c mjr Baffala" Larrest antraJ Borne 5 Walden Ave HU 7811 COLD PREPARATIONS LIQUID TABLETS SALVE NOSE DROPS USE ONLY AS DIRECTED Arm Elements at sea rest by Oct 9 KktlL tn aad and lorlna memory of cur dear mother who pawed away Oct 6 1941 Deep in our heart la a pictureWorth more than silver' and gold rlra a picture of our dear mother Whose memory will never grow old CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN KK Tn aad and loving memory of my dad Henry who passed away five years ago today Oct 6 1940 I have not forgotten you dad You were the finest a daughter ever had May God give you eternal rest DAUGHTER MARGARET William MacArthur 3 Archibald MacDonald 1 Jennifer Masters 1 mo Sandy MacDonald I MacDonald 1 Nancy Moore 1 Carol A Nagel 2 Carol Ovenshire rances Pitta 2 Donald Prlvitera 7 Caiolyn Randall 1 Jan Reimer 3 wk Diane Sigman 4 Linda Smith 1 mo Piu(pnce Moody 8 mos Catherine I Morey I mo Thomas Patton 9 inos Dale Porray 11 mos Barbara Schulter 1 mo Karen Schwartz 4 mos Stephen Searl I mo Robert Shields 3 mos Naomi Strauss 8 mos Kathryn Thornton 1 wk I Penelope A Torge 2 wks Betty Watson 2 wks Richard Wilson 1 mo Sandra Woods 7 (iled up to Noon Oct 6 Eugene Dzlejowskl 84 Moselle and Rene Eads 84 Moselle Daniel Benevento 411 Seventh' and Lucy Rogacki 389 North Ogden Peter Heckler Cheektowaga and Victoria Mary Solinska 1201 Granville Ryan Cleveland and Elizabeth Cochran 420 Mt Linwood George 214 West Tupper and June Rltrn 210 West Tupper Donald Howe 594 Grant and Helen Howe 140 orest rank urtak 609 Hertel and Stefania Wasikowska 13 Simon Wihlam Driscoll 388 Elmwood ard Virginia Patterson Elmwood ranklyn Good 119 Millicent and Rita Wendling 144 Hertel John Beskid Erie Pa and Helen Adamszek Erie Pa Robert A ried Hamburg and Mary Jane Nebrbass 2036 Seneca Andrew Hrenko orrcstvlllc and Lillian Parsell 255 Esser John Balcer 65 Barthel and Antonettc Nikiel 845 Clinton Morris Allewnberg Philadelphia and Rosemary Lumley 78 East Irving rey 151 Johnson and Ruth letss 638 Sycamore Bronislaus Rogalskl 2373 Bailey and Irene Napier 67 Ivy George Goodrich Kenmore and Martha Golanskl 21 Sunset Walter Zielinski 258 Bissell and Eleanor Rakowskt 108 Guilford Joseph Noto 156 West and Margaret enno 30 Arkansas Robert Jaenecke North Tonawanda and Jane Smith North Tonawanda John Taylor 654 Seventh and Irene Abbott Dearborn Mich Henry lorkowski 34 Johnson and rances Jarocki 9 Norway Archie LaRotonda 121 Efner and Carmela Barone 223 Prospect Charles Marr 6 16 Elmwood and Irene Lester 362 Davey Stanley Mical North Tonawanda and Lorraine TobaUka 451 Koon Michael Luzio 226 and Dori Pallolla 245 North Julius iaikiewicz 139 Gilbert and Victoria Matecka 50 Swinburne Allison Eberle 574 Richmond and Mabel Harhot tie Williams ville James Harold Miller Kenmore Kathryn Maslany 9 Holmes 5 What is anol her name for your brainpart? Cancel first let ter and substitute and Often planted against school buildings at graduation time If opopnents in card playing have each won a game what Is the necessary third game called? 8 Something a fire hose is at tached to Cancel last letter and substitute and A Seen by Jacob in his dream A word meaning What plant name do the letters spell? v' GOOD OR NOTHING Jane She thinks no man is good enough for her Joan SUe may be right I think be left Portland Ore Thur Oct 4 Joseph Rubino Son UNERAL HOME Pat Rubino' Lie Mgr 202 NIAGARA ST Aboard Saturn: 24 misc troops Aboard Lewistown Victory (1954 troops) These units of 5th Arm Div: 71st'Arm ield Art Bn 27th Arm Ord Main Bn Hq and Hq Co of 5th Arm Trains and 75th Arm Med Bn AT BOSTON Aboard Pearl Har bor: 26 misc troops Aboard Vassar Victory: 1933 troops ield Art School Det emergency returnees casuals and high score personnel Aboard Robert Stuart: 22 troops of 82d Airdrome Sq AT NEWPORT Aboard A Cermak: 38 misc troops Aboard Ariel: 294 misc troops POSER ANSWERS Be gone (begonia) ern or palm 4 Azalea Cranium Ager mum) Ivy 7 Rubber (plant) 8 aren Lake Placid Los Angele Memphis Miami New Orleans New York Pittsburgh Seattle St I out Tamil Washington 61 Page Oct of the Inta Lieut Carlton and i i dr aiij liiil (JL llQIJv 74 Richmond Ave until The funeral will take Vrlonrlv tiro lower gratefully Sept (iled up to Noon Oct 6) Martin Neville 54 112 Division (t 2 Harry aucett 74 Markeen IIoleL Bessie Williams 48 217 Eagle Mary Yentzen 84 507 North 3 Emma Moss 41 133 Carlton John McNamara 59 204 Eagle 3 Edward Tomm 71 142 Anna McCue 85 1300 Main I Louis Aures 58 58 Exchange 1 Rozalia Pietras 61 790 CarrolL 4 Paul Blachowicz 73 14 Oneida Margaret Zupa 26 243 Olj tnpk! 4 WaIter Clinkhammer 43 Peter Echbcrger 80 19 Amherst 4 yMargarct ischer 92 1 39 Kane 1 Charles Helwig 81 129 Vlncerihe' Rosemary Hylkema 7 rank Jeffery' 14 Dennis Krj stynak Norman LaBounty 12 Christopher Lacsynskl 9 Richard Lazik 10 Edwin Marks 1 4 jiame a Miner Janet Miller 12 James Moran Eva Pappas 14 Maxine Ralickl Donald Rapsard Patricia Reed Rita Schlau Althea i 1 1 Alan Schueirr 11 Janet Wngner 14 Shirley Wilk 13 Donald Winslow 2 ucanna wrtgnt Ruth Young 4 Leon Zittel 6 A Eron 1330 Bailey A Wood Jr 176 Burton Sokolowski 196 Weiner rioorv OTU2 THIS IS THE WAY THAT MILLIONS BUY ASPIRIN Millions ask for St Joseph Aspirin by name none liner none faster nor surer at any price Many chooaa the 12 tablet package for 10c But when youbuythe big 100 tablet size for 35c you get nearly 3 tablets for le n3 for value Alwaysdemand St Joseph Aspirin? ANDREW SMITH uneral Service 2293 Delaware Ave DE 5040 Rl 1298 Chmura47 Gualbert Cook 49 Wyoming 21 Collins Walk 220 Villa ns Clin Corsaut 822 Potomac Domzalski 641 illmore Ernst 2703 Seneca ronckowlak 109 Weaver laherty 357 Marilla Hotel St uy vesuri ca more 25 Proctor 1O Chester Moselle 330 Wagner E' Utica 213 Shiimwnv 143 Durham Jll riAVirium CURTISS WRIGHT CORP NEEDS ENGINEERS in BUALO ''Acrodynamicists Stresa An alysts Design Engineers De tail and Layout Draftsmen needed for development work on new experimental Military and Commercial model air planes as well as otfier related projects 1 of a nature Curtiss Wright has several excellent opportunities for qualified personnel Ad dress inquiries to Engineering Personnel Office or apply in person at Airport Plant Em ployment Mr Svkcs Stonewall will you kindly repeat what I just said about sodium Rob tumbled from the clouds Rob asked you paying attention Mr Mr Sykes asked sarcastically yes Mr Rob said was paying attention but I didn't quite get what you just said I was just about to ask you a question? beg your Mr Sykes said more caustically than before did not realize I was sitting beside you in a blue The' whole class giggled Even May laughed did I say Miss Mr Sykes asked said that salt had much to do with our energy Mr May said said that experi ments with coal miners who ate salt tablets or drank salt' water to replace the sodium chloride they lost in as said Mr Sykes taking into consideration the deli cacy of the subject er perspiration that it made the coal miners much more energetic than when they ate no salt tablets or drank no salt that clear Mr Mr Sykes asked "Without salt we become lethargic!" mean that unless we eat enough salt we become wsy du 1 1 and heavy Rob asked Al 73 ll from Ewell ri nds 5t6 5 7915 In Selimii Carl REDEPLOYMENT SCHEDULE PARIS Oct 6 redeployment timetable follows: 106thi 70th Inf Divs and 5th 7th 9th Arm on high seas xutn to sail 16th Arm Shipping from Le Havre today 8th At Camp Oklahoma City Oise section move to staging area now delayed until late Oc tober Alerted for home shipment: 36th 66th 75th 79h 89th InL 12th Arm Div 16th Corps Pte I Kottas 33 Wilburn Korner 114 Wright Krauth 102 Lovering Keller 393 Minnesota Kuryla 128 Woodside' Linahan 181 Bayview McKenna 98 Texas Majewski 346 Paderewski A Monnin 113 Geary Marshall 128 Courtland rpHE answers to the following posers represent the names of familiar house plants How many can you guess? Answers will be found elsewhere on this page1 1 Name a dramatic 2 word ex pression meaning Can cel last letter and substitute I and A The leave of this plant arc called This is a kind of prickly plant 4 Unscramble the following: "in dHmnnam In loving memory of our dearest son and brother Edward who passed away two years ago Oct 7 Days of sadness still come over us Tear In silence often flow or memory keeps you near us Though you died two year azo MOTHER SISTER AND BROTHER CITY 1CDGE MICHAEL ZIMMER Rrd Ilsht Margaret 1394 Amherst CAETERIA COtRT Mop Sign Tlicrio Johnson 106 Am ber William Morrow 59 Berkley James Lanlano 137 Busti Light $5 Marie Broman Warsaw Manley Kittle Hamburg Morris Dykeman Kenmore: Bernard Gallagher Kenmore Dennis Woodbridge 371 Potomac Eddie Jones 242 Hickory Charles Bauder Tona wanda Edwin Benzino Kenmore Illegal Turn Ralph Rogers JOI North Pearl Lawrence Hall 197 North: GerhardtShumaker 148 Crestwood: Henry Trvlme 5b7 Bird lorence Nagalskl 271 Walden Chraitxiulls (eorglsgemt a West Wolif 20 Chestnut Michael GlroncIt 33 Reset vatlon Geraldine Ball 467 Potomac: Simon Nlcoloff 213 Camden Ji'eva! Parking 3 Needom eggans Waverly Theodore Kull 32 Lewis Carl Jxtlgren 170 Kaznlca 305 Dingens Max Mln 7 62 Husband and Wife ile $7500 Claim Against City A joint claim for $7500 was fild today with City Clerk John Cof fey by Mrs rancis Basinskj 54 Josephine St and her husband Stephen as the result of a fall she suffered last Aug 7 when she al leged she tripped on the sidewalk In front of 100 ougeron St Mrs Basinski wants $5000 for personal injuries and her husband seeks $2500 for loss of his services and medical fees Unless the claim is paid the couple said they would sue Mrs Mary Carson 18 South Put nam St filed a $25 claim for dam age done to the chimney on her house by a tree branch last Aug 15 The branch has since been trimmed by the Parks Department CASUALTY LISTS NATIONAL Army dead 37 Army wounded 1 Army liberated 119 Navy dead 125 Navy safe 5 Navy liberated 47 Total for nation 215 WESTERN NEW YORK Dead 4 Liberated 1 Niagara Sprayer and Chemi cal Co Inc drafts men for layout and detail work in connection with machine production Address inquiry or apply in person to UW In of Julia McConnell who passed away 17 year azo today A light i from our household gone A voice we loved la stilled A Place vacant in our home That never can be filled THE LAW AMILY MeMH In ever loving memory of my beloved huband end our d1 Alexander wlx paMd away Oct 7 1941 Distance ha no meaning when our love W' 1 1 and deep wo are always with you dad when we wake or when we rteep Nothing can divide dear though dark the future seems or you will always enme to across the bridge of dreams in God garden of beautiful memories We meet lor while each day Sadly missed by HIS WIE MOTHER CHILDREN Mary A Died Oct 6 1944 In loving memory of the many thing the did for me my mother Tender thought will always1 linger Round the pot where the Is laid DAUGHTER SON IN LAW AMILY In memory of my wile Nellie SrhmSt ho passed away 30 year ago OcL 7 1915 Gone but not forgotten HUSBAND T5 Kawaler 157 Gilbert Pfc I Kottas 33 Wilburn Corp Kelly 1075 Elmwood 1 1 A Pfc A Sgt Sgt T3 A rrc Pfc T5 Pfc T5 Set Pfc Miller 176 Hagen Northamp T5 Onenry 184 Division Sgt Nelson 17 Buell T5 Pellis 92 Inwood Pfc Plauchta 38 Laux T5 Pfeiffer 618 Herman Pvt Pesta 1(0 Watson Prantner 407 Dewitt T5 Ryan 162 Ross Sgt A Spector 278 Hartwell Sgt Smith 294 Lexington 1st Sgt Silverstein 32 Strauss Sgt Stewart 18 Calumet T5 Seweryn 58 Academy Sgt Sgt T5 O1 Myrna Korn I MrNurapVv 11 Brenda Nagelfi rtrtnam iiaucu 4 Tvulc Pnarrinn 9 Arthur Buncy 14 Richard Rosse 12 Musn AV savory 12 Evelyn Schacfer 14 James A Schafer 13 4 uan Schmolzlnger Carol Slmbritz Margaret A St David Spies 1j Clifford Tavlor 13 Theresa Terech 30 ray a iniany 14 41111 ai (erica George West Jr 8 ST i U) 11VH1 Lilt: junersl Home 465 ranklin SL Monday afternoon at 3 a oock rind are Invited to attend wa a member of the Extern Siar Lodge of the Odd No 60L Join Our Club Giris and boys under 15 years of age are invited to become members of Uncle Club Write a letter to Uncle Ben co Buffalo Evening News Buffalo 5 asking to be en rolled Give your name complete mail ing address age and date of birthdayEnclose a stamped envelope addressed to yourself and you will receive without charge the club membership card and badge Capt A Burke Jr Capt Cryst 156 2d Lt urbish more 1st Lt A ogow ski 30 Miller Lt Col Kirsch 4 Elgos 2d Lt Roberts 1213 Walden 1st LL Ziegler 240 Lisbon 1st Lt Zink 59 Ardmore a Pfc Alaimo Hondtable Discharge 416 Prospect Buttaa T5 Anders 124 Bennett 15 Ashe 2ti MillleenL Corp Benevento 411 th Pfc Buchlna 599 ulton Sgt Chmura 47 Gualbert Cook 49 Wyoming 4 Cundy 96 Rosedale vuip vreeiey r'ic Sgt T5 T5 Pfc T5 Sgt Pfc Sgt Bgl Pfc Corp Pfr Pfc Sgt Hurezga vl ninrnv Sgt A Hanslick i a vv i Corp Klrchmeycr MR SYKES blinked his eyes right Mr Stonewall And now if you'll keep your eyes to the front of the room we will go on with the lecture" Rob had difficulty in keeping his mind on the lecture however and it was no longer fault His second great ambitionX now VU1HV JXJIV ILS UWIL JL KOO were lethargic on the football field it meant that he lacked salt Per haps a lack of salt had prevented him from the coveted letter in quarterback position Starting at lunch time Rob would never lack salt again! Rob salted his food heavily 1 at lunch time and put a small amount of salt in an envelope when he left home at noon He could take a pinch now and then during the afternoon so that he would be full of energy when he went to foot ball practice late 'In the afternoon Unfortunately Rob was unable to impress Coach Mann with his new found energy that evening for as was the custom before every the coach limited practice to a light workout and practice" As a rule Bob was as good as any other player in this field and it was only when it came to putting theory into ac tual practice that he was outshone But Rob felt that the salt at least would make him wittier and more personable on his date with May that night After all if salt helped one's physical actions it should Increase mental pep The evening ran smoothly irst the homework then the show After the show May sent Rob to a drugstore to 1 purchase some sleeping powder for Mrs Savoy has such a terrible time sleeping" May explained doctor told her to take this stuff and she asked nie to buy it while I was out with Rob made the purchase1 and then took May by the arm toward her home The greatest event of the evening was in prospect Would she or would she not let him kiss her good night? Sept (iled up to Noon Oct 6) Boy Mere Born to Sir and Mrs wnlleLJ4 5Iereckl 721 Division Lang 5 North Pearl Lahde Hamburg Edward Kupczyk 57 Swinburne io'iosepKle5beri 413 Hih Earl Kircaberger West Seneca I3 Edward Kempkes Lackawanna 7 Keating 271 Sycamore llBobert Grear 256 Bissell 13 George Goss 52 Rounds John Gallagher 118 Armin Gustav Engelhaupt Cheektowaga George Collins 20 Linwood 14 Eugene Wojcik Kenmore Albert Welder Hamburg 13 rank Rochevot Jr 110 Lasalle rederick Reimers South Wales 14 Harry Pontlltz 21 titter John Piazza Cheektowaga Clair Mundis Tonawanda Girls Were Bom to Mr and Mrs: 14 Raymond Monat 64 Nevada Albert Luzio 189 Tenth Kowalski 187 Smith JJ Wilfred Johnson Cheektowaga John Hersca West Seneca 12 Alfred DeGeorge 38 Moeller 12 Louis Bullock Lackawanna 3 William Allen 92 Weber 14 Anthony Zulewskl 58 Krupp Conrad Zlamlak 81 Rother Chester Sloma 29 Deshler 11 rancis Silner 53 Mendola 15 George Shank East Amherst 10 William A Relchelt 50 Emerson 15 Arthur Pritchard 29 Durham loren Pocock 390 Grant Wallace Paradowskl 260 enton 14 Phillip A Memel 219 Brunswick 1 1 Eugene McCann 22 Aldrich WHAT HAS Rnb Stonewall has two ambitions In his senior year of high school One Is to win the affections of May Savoy pretty brown haired girl in hit chemistry class and the other is to win a letter as quarterback of the Seibert High School team But Hob is third string quarterback and a not very good thirrl strlnger at that while May attentions are more strongly drawn toward the first and second string quarter backs Bill Tomley and Jay McCoy When Slay comes to See the team practice Bob performs so bndly that Coach Mann calls him and sends him to the' showers However Rob manages to walk home with May and get a date with her' Ma'MKhf Uw night before the big game with Proclamation High providing nr II help her with her homework Rob returns home wondering If he 1 his chance fora letter by brooking training rules in (having a date the night before a tog game He dismisses the thought by looking up the word in the Uictlomiry and finding out that It means "morbidly drowsy dull INSTALLMENT II "DOB re read the definition for lethargic times to make sure he had it straight Was he really morbidly drowsy? Dull? Heavy? Come to Ihink of it he was tired but he always was tired after foot ball practice Was this being lethargic? Should he see a doctor? i came a call from the kitchen 1 which you have known nil your life as common table salt Mr Sykes droned on and on about the importance of the halo gen family of which chlorine he said was an older son married to one of the youngex metal girls named sodium Rob listened at tentively as he always did" But midway in the lecture something important happened that took off chemistry foot touched hls toe send ing a tingling sensation through his legs and arms clear to the roots oi ms hair looked at May eyes and smiled said Casualties and next rtf Irin shown on official lists or reported to next of kin are: Dead in Europe DOHERTY John Capt wife Mrs Anna Ruth Doherty of 81 Chestnut St Lockport LOHREY George irst Sgt wife Mrs George Lohrey of West Point Va father Henry Lohrey of Springville MAYHEW Robert Technician ifth Grade wife Mrs Marie Houghton Mayhew of Perry Dead in Naval Action SWIT John Electrician's Mate irst Class USN wife Marie Steele Swift of Monterey Minn parents Mr and Mrs Barlow Swift of 9 Hillcrest Ave Newfane Liberated rom Japan STEVENSON Roland Sgt re ported prisonei in The News Oct 15 1943 parents Mr and Mrs rank Stevenson of 152 Stevens St Lockport BUSINESS NAMES Abrasive Tool Supply co 35 Waverly Tona wanda Ray Hamlin The Big Apple South Union Rd Cheekto aga Edward Markowski Radio Service 662 Julian Koczur Iroqunla Mat Co 508 Genesee Laura Mc Mullen rontier Roollns A Insulating Co 29 Delaware Kenmore Tigroid Welkal Peace Pipe Cale Nlgara 2iarencc Stsnley Coal Dump Co 107 Haller iStanley Murawa Stjted Lady Coats Sult urs 215 Dela ware Thomas Plzzuto Suburban Development Co 341 Morris Hedden Victory Collision 1365 Delaware Thomas Nasca and Andrea Paternostro Woodward Restaurant 1347 Military Town ot Betty Geel Mascot Motors llo Broadway Joseph Moscato rey A Jones 514 516 Walbridge Bldg John rey and Bernard Jones CERTIICATES PARTNERSHIP Sterling Bag i Burlap Co 203 205 llalph olahan 314 Colvin David Rodcnber 1005 Delaware Sport A Industrial Service Bureau 113 Ward loan John Hooley to North Pearl rancis Mann loss Delaware Depew Contracting Co 179 Calumet Depew William Cleveland 179 Calumet rancis Am rheln 21 Neoga and Waller Stanek South Penora all of Depew Main Box Co 150 Maron Lngan 2476 Delaware David Bogom 220 Adams William Bemlsh 39 Rugby William Logan 322 Clark Kenmore INCORPORATIONS Burwall Inc with capital of 100 shares Incorporato Benjamin Isenberg and James Capana Buffalo Josephine Lombardo Derbv Acme Nipple Manufacturing Co Inc with capital of J50000 Incorporators: Roland T'llls Hamburg: Paul Stillman Williams ville Madeline Sager Buffalo ouiraio music corporation witn capital Of0000 Incorporators: Annette Small Lil irhman unrf Msrrplia nt Buffalo xaruget Corporation with capital of $20000 Incorporators: erdinand A Rhelnsteln Els umuBuumuL xanxer nauter ail Buffalo BANKRUPTCY PETITION The following filed a voluntary petition bankruptcy Saturday In ederal Court liabili ties and assets listed respectively: ilament Tubes Xnc 1234 Main John Halligan president treasurer 1492475 and11369358 Margaret ischer (nee Wein heimer) Oct 4 1945 wife ot the late 'Charles mother ot Jacob Charles rank Henry and the late Caroline Stadel and red ischer uneral from her late residence 39 Kane St Monday at 2:30 clock riends are invited 5t6 4 jo4j ot 2goMill St Williamsville husband or the I4tJ lorence McBean ox brother or Mr Katherine Kumpf Edward Henry A and Oscar ox uneral trom Henry Wedekindt Sons 326 High it rxenus inviteo Deceased was a member of Amherst Post No 416 i In terment In Veterans Plot In orest Lawn Cemetery Margaret ritz (nee Schneider) OcL 4j 1945 beloved wife ot the late Charless ritz: mother of Mrs Henry Lenkenfeidt Mr Elmer Belz William 'Mr Iouls Kammerer Sadie Margaret and Cart ritz uneral from her late residence 132 Waverly St Sunday at 2 riend invited 5t6 HAM Helen Marie Hambiy (nee Striehi suddenly in Buffalo Oct 1945 beloved wife of William i Hambiy mother of William John Jr and wesley George Hambiy grandmother of Marilyn Ann and Robert Wesley sister ot Edward and Walter Smith uneral family home 17 Humber Ave 1 uesqay afternoon at 2 riendsInvited 6tK George Harrison ot 111 Jtykejlaid Ave guddenly Oct 5 194x beloved huibnnd' of Gertrude Mae Blutz luterul from th? Dengler uneiul LM4 Leroy Ave Monday afternoon at riends arc Invited Charles Hoff at hfs late home 42 Hawley St Buffalo Oct 5 1945 husband of Augusta Kolivltz Hoff broth fr AIr Newman Mrs Charles wolt and Herman Hoff uneral irom the Link ox Company Mortuary 355Grant St Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock I rlendt invited Air Hoff was a retired city fireman member of Bene ficiary Association and North Buffalo Lodge 517 IOO North Buffalo Lodge will hold services at 355 Grant St Sun day evening at 8 Rudolph Jagow In Bergholtz Oct 5 1945 husband of Alma Stalling father of Dolores son of Mrs Hulga Jagow brother of Mrs rank Ca mann of Bergholtz and Mrs William Sieg mann of St Johnsburg stepbrother of John Devanller of Niagara Albert and William Devantler ot the Town of Wheatfield uneral Monday afternoon at 2 from the resi dence Niagara ltd and at o'clock xxoxxx rioxy unoxi unuren encnas invited lower gratefully declined JOHNSON Beatrice Riley Johnson Oct 4 1945 wife of the late Carl Johnson: mother of John Johnson uneral from John I'uneral Home 3869 Seneca St Monday morning at 8:15 and at St Church nt 9 clock riends ate invited st6 Robert Johnston sud denly nt his home 111 Park St Oct1 1945 in Buffalo beloved son ot the late James and Catherine Jolina lon: brother ot I Grace and Arthur pt Buffalo Mr ot Wilkinsburg Pa services will be held at Johnson A Wilkins uneral Home 448 Delaware Ave Time to be given later riends are invited to at tend Calls may be made at 448 Dela iware Anna Mertal Kohlbren ner Oct 5 1945 wife of the late Jo seph Kohlbrenner mother of Mrs Ed ward Nolan Helen George and Mrs Joseph Auer from her late residence 77 Hughes Ave Monday at 8:30 and 9 A at St Church riends invited Corp Bruno Lombardo USA in this city Oct 4 1945 beloved son of the late Nr and Mrs Joseph Lombardo brother of Mrs Peter Ta bone Augle Mrs Margaret Pizzino uneral will be held from the family residence 42 Virginia St Monday morn ing at 8:30 and from Holy Cross Church at fl L'rlends invited 4t6 Mary Lonsdale (nee Long) Oct 4 1945 wife of the late John: mother of Mr Stanley Grime of Tucson Ariz Mrs George Barth Mrs Wagner and Joseph Lonsdale of Baltimore Md funeral services at her late home 64 Wellington Ave off Englewood Kenmore Monday afternoon at 2 clock riends invited 5t6 LtTZj MIchael Lutz in Buffalo Oct 5 194o husband of the late Katherine (nee yvimmenaucr) and father of Mrs Mada lenc Matot and Laurel Lutz and the late Pvt Edward of War I and Mrs Cath erine Itlsch grandfather of Earl Matotforma Biles and Muriel Risch great grandfather of Barbara Naficy Michael Matot and Bonnie Biles uneral from the Ernest Wedekindt uneral Home 5 Walden Ave at Genesee Monday riend invited Deceased was a member of Redman Lodge Genesee xxxuc ev nuxrni ftcnmiai oriiciating Lieut John Ross MacKenzie son of Mrs Adon Rice 44 Winspear Ave and the late Kenneth MacKenzie killed in action over Austria Julv 21 1944 Memorial service will be held in the Jeibart Room of Central Presbyterian Church Main SL and Jewett 1 Pkwy Sunday Oct 7 at 12:45 riends invited 5t6 Ellen March Oct 4 1945 at her late residence 465 Ashland Ave in Buf falo wife of the late Louis Miller March mother of Dr Clara A March and the late rank Miller March neral services will be held at the Chapel of St (New) Cathedral Dela ware Ave and Utica St on' Monday morning at 10 riends are In vited to attend 5t6 MA John Marie In Newstead Oct 5 1945 husband of the late Caroline (nee Long): father of rank and the late Ethyle Marie brother of Jacob Mrs Norman Nauert Mrs rank Wasner Mrs George Attwood Mrs Lucy Streb and the late Mrs Eugene Walter Mrs red Long uneral at the family resi dence on Millgrove and Stage Rd Sun day afternoon at 1:30 Inter ment in Lancaster Rural Cemetery Annaf McCue Oct 4 1945 In Buffalo uneral services at her late residence 1500 Main St on Saturday morning at 11 riends are in vited to attend stgf MILLER John Miller in Elma Oct 5 1945 husband of the late Kath erine (nee Young) father of Edward A and the late George uneral from his late residence Woodard Rd Monday at 2:30 riends Invited Norman Miller in Buffalo' Q11 5 J945 son of Mr and Mrs Allen Miller and brother of Ravmond uneral from his late residence 336 North Ogden St Monday at 2 pc Eagar Burrill offlcatlng riends mylted Deceased was a member of ana jsauonRi Asso ciation of Power Engineers Keystone Auxiliary ire Corporation of Power Engineers William Miller In Batavia v' 1945 beloved busband of Mary Clinkhammer Miller father nf Hlenn Hager Mrs Charles Huebschy Mrs John Mulkin andWII ainni iviuicr oroiner or Mrs DeMunn Tee nm! Tnhn may call at the home of his son 128 School Rd Kenmore where funeral services will be held Tucsdav afternoon at 2 riends invited 6tS Edward Mnesch In this city 6 3945 husband of the late Mar garet Moeeh (nee Kins): brother of August nd Mrs William Shough neral service Tuesday morning at 9 43 from the famtlv residence 29 Kentucky St and at 10:13 from Our ladv of per nelual Help Church Interment In Mt Calvary Cemetery Deceased was a mcm ber of Buffalo ire Department Benefi ciary Association invited to at 6t8 Carol Ann Morgan In this city OcL 4 1945 beloVed daughter of TSgt Rex and Ruth Simes Morgan riends may call at the Bury uneral Home 2790 Delaware corner Tremnlne where fu neral service will )e held Monday after noon at 2 riends invited Beatrice Barr Morton at 40 Hayden St Oct 5 1915 beloved wife of Don Morton: mother of Mr John KInkel Elvin JU Letov Kel logg Walter Nell Norma and Laurence Morton: sinter of Mrs John Long of Cony Pa uneral from the Kennedy Mortuary 914 Abbott Rd Monday afternoon at 2 riends are Invited NICKOLA! Charles Nlcholal In Marilla Oct 4 1945 brother of Mr Loulto Martz rank and Kate Donnelly and the late George red Mrs Eliza wcuj uuiiKvi nu Mrs ama Harker iiriai 'uriuay ai uneral Parlors Invited PA Charles Buffalo husband Pasrr father nf Capt John A Pace at ni tail nome noon on Mnndnv place nt orest Lawn Chapel Monday nxxeixxwx al OOV C1OCK xnvxxyu io aiteno declined John Shanahan Oct 5 1945 husband Marlon Lee father of Joyce Judy and Jackie son Airnd Mrs John Shanahan Sr brother of Mrs Certrurle Perakko Raymond and Mr Albert oster uneral from his lte residence 22i Hempstead Ave Time to be announced later riend invited Edward Schlitz Jr Oct 6 1945 suddenly beloved son of idward and Helen Srenlawskl uneral from the family residence 372 Downing St Tues day morning at 8:15 A and from St Church at 9 A riends invited cts SCHROEDER Elizabeth rledlv Schroeder Oct 4 1945 beloved wife of Otto mother of Mrs red Weiler Mrs Lvnn Tritchler Louis Otto George and late Edwin sister of Philip and the late Daniel Jack Mrs Margaret ried man Mrs William Schneider uneral service from the residence 61 Zenner St Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock riends invited Mrs Schroeder was a member of the Ladies' Guild of Salem Evangelical Reformed Church 4t6 SLOVICK John Slovlck in Woodlawn Oct 4 1945 husband of Anna Durusky Slovick father of Lewis Irene and Pearl Slovick brother ot Airs ran cis Machllek Stella Marne Theodore Walter Peter and Joseph Slovick of Pennsylvania uneral from the family residence 7 irst St Monday morning at 8:30 and from Our Lady of Grace Church at fl o'clock riends invited (orecasts till 7:30 A OcL TJ Buffalo and vicinity: Mostly cloudy and mild today High today in middle 60s Showers with pos sible thundershowers iand slightly cooler tonight Low tonight near 50 Tomorrow 'clearing with mod erate temperatures southwesterly winds today shifting to westerly late tonight Occasionally strong winds tonight and tomorrow or Western New York: Cloudy and mild with occasionally) rain to night followed by clearing with moderate temperatures Sunday TUMP 2 HOURS TO 7:36 A Max Min 63 63 SPADINGER Edward Spadlngcr Oct 5 1945 husband of Elizabeth Ketter father of Paul Edward and Robert brother of Rose Spadinger uneral from his late residence 64 Warren Ave Ken £lore X1 Monday at 8:45 and from St Church at riends invited Minnie Steinke (nee Rogge) of Ida Grey St Buffalo Oct 5 1943 br el of Julius mother of Mr red Sager Alwin Steinke grand mother fI Palmer uneral from the Ernest Wedekindt uneral Home 5 Wal uen Ave at Genesee Monday at 2 riends invited STEPHAN Albert Stephan of 60 Ox ford Ave Oct 6 1943 huxband of the late Clara Baldwin: father of Willard Mr Victor I' John of Pleasant Ridge Mich and Mrs Roy Siegel: brother of the late II Stephan eNotice of iuneral hereafter SUMRRCM Bartley A Sumbrum tn Lackawanna Oct 5 1945 hus band of the late Esther Lavelle Sum brum: father of Marion Slc Joseph (JSN Margaret Esther and Helen Ann Sumbrum son of Mary and the late Wil Ham Sumbrum of Scranton Pa: brother of Mr Albert Oplnsky Miss Ann Sum brum Mrs Margaret Muldmvnrv ot Scranton Pn uneral from the family residence 44 Ave Tuesday rnotning at 8:45 and from Our Lady atV ivtory Basilica nt Deceased was a member of Seneca Police Club American Legion Lackawanna Post No 63 OLV St' lavius Sutlrow 6Oct 3 1915 In Los Angeles Calif husband of Ilretta Woods father of Elretta1 lavin Sudrow brother of Irving and the late Walter Sudrow uneral from the Henry Sauerwein neral Home 2268 Main St Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock riends may call at the funeral home after Wednes day noon t8 Lillian (nee Nash) Vetter suddenly Oct 5 1945 beloved wife ofGeorge Vetter mother of MrHoward Betz daughter of the late Joseph and Hosn Nash sister of Mrs Albert Unholz Helen and Grace Nash and Harold Nash ot Cincinnati uneral from the home at her sisters 107 emhill Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 'iends are Invited to attend Deceased wix a member of the Missionary anil Ain Societies of Memorial Church raternus bekah Lodge No 440 IOO 6tS Albert Wagner Oct 5 19 15 of 36 Hoelzer St husband of Bertha Wagner father of Mr Eric Schulz and Nlrxs Rudolph Kessel riend may vail at the John McGinnis uneral linm 274 Enst Utica st where funeral service wilt be held Monday afternoon riend are invited Mr Wagner was member of the i Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and the Amalgamated Association No 623 st6 WALSH John Walsh suddenly In this city Oct 4 1945 beloved husband of Grace Bannister father of Mrs George Nichols John Mrs John Nash James Veronica and the late Pfc William Walsh of USMC brother ot Mrs Catherine Scanlon Pat rick of Los Angeles Calif and the late Michael Walsh uneral from the William Yox Sons uneral Home 2394 Seneca St Monday morning at 8:15 and at St Church Elk i St at 9 o'clock riends are invited Deceased was a member of Benefit Association and the Erie Club Rev William Wells MD Oct 5 1945 husband of the late Cath erine A Hardy father ot Dr Herbert and the late William A Wells brother of Mra Paul Manion of Wellsville and the late George and Charles Wells uneral from the residence of his son Dr Herbert Wells 496 McKinley Pkwy Sunday aft ernoon at 3 riends are in vited lowers gratefully declined 5t6 A Tagllarlno 387 Genesee Turchiarclli 295 Pennsylvania Topor 169 Barnard 1 Valtln 581 Best Wellington 4GS Sweet Saeirlcr 2211 Ballev Mcarland I'SNIt 24 Beard rranK zsiJiinuru A Rosier 395 Hickory 1c Linderman ISO Richmond Precipitation 24 hrs ended at 8:30 A Since Oct 1 351 Nor this mo 323 Since Jan 1 32 '9 Excess 1945 jr13 Neu Almanac Sunrise today 6:19 Sunset today 549 Sunrise totnor 6:20 CHANGES irst quarter 14 4:23 ull moon Oct 21 0:17 Last quarter Oct 27 5:15 New moon Oct 6 03)7 Venus Mars' and Saturn morning Sgt 11 Set Ch SP(C I O'Connor 44 Harding MOuM 2c A Rosier 395 Hickory 5' 1c Connell 29 Buffum Mo 1 2c 1 Whitcomb 15 Custer Beatljs Ixrols Aures suddenly In Buffalo Oct 4 1945 husband of the late Hattie Ramback father of Mrs A Betta Mr DeSalva and Evelyn Aure uneral serrtcc will take place erct PaMonday morning at fl Sarah (nee Greiner) Ayres Inu rny Oct 5 1945 beloved wife of Thomas mother of Mr Clara Dal ton Sir Hatwey Stumm sister of red AlatT and Mr Eta Evans fle grand enlldrer and one great grandchild peraj from the residence of her daugh ter Mis Harvey Stumm of 484 Hew itt Ave Tuesday at 2 riends Jn xea BraxiTZIE James Beritzle suddenly Oct 4 1945 of 131 Sycamore St beloved brother ot John ard Mrs Minnie Spence and tha late Herbert Charles and Mrs Harry A Eller uneral from Leo uneral Home 823 Genesee St 8:45 mm SL Mlchaer Church at 9:30 A riend invited Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society of SL Mary Church Orvllle Dew ey Bryant Oct 6 1945 of 558 Linden Ave formerly of Tmanda and Lowell Mass husband of Emetine Tyrrell: brother of Leander Bryant of New York City neral prix ate from the Henry Krlly uneral Home 2850 Main St Monday afternoon at 20 lowers grate fully declined Bunshaft of 53 Man Bl In Buffalo Oct 6 Bunshaft father Gordon Bunshaft USA and PauLne Bunshaft: brother of Esther Ben junun and Walter Bunshaft al! of Bos on Mass and Sherman Bunshaft tBke the Etkln Mor tuary 56 Linwood Ave Sunday aft OeX 7 3 riends are xnrted to atatd Mr Bundshaft was a LOoV No 37? ainkham 5 Buffalo Oct 4 beloved husband of Mabel TroldlQmkhammer son of the late rederick brother of Mrs ilUam Miller Albert and the late John rederick and Charles Clink received at Lhe family residence J87 Kenmore Axe where fu neral services will be held Monday xat 2 riends invited Ainkhammer was a member of the Buffalo Yacht Club sts Charles Coleman in Cleve 5 1945 father of Lieut Cojrman A a son of i Rosetta and the late Harrs fueraI hereafter lowers gratefully declined Hannah Cumming Cornin Oct the late rank Comln beloted mother of Marv of Timothy Michael and Cummtaw Mrs Gustave Artidyon Airs John English the late Daniel and John Cummings Mrs Patrick HaUahan and Mrs Harry Osborne nTa from the residence of her niece Mra rancis Sharnow 1058 Tifft St Tuesday morning at 8 and from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church at 9 clock riends are invited to attend Dr Spencer A Drake formerly 4 1945 in Hornell husband of the late Margery Maddigan Drake father of Margery Drake brother of Mrs Mar tha AL Lyvers Catherine Drake and R7 rank Drake Johnson A Wilkins Delaware Ave on at 2:30 AIRBAIRN Janet airbalm OcL 5 1945 in East Seneca sister of Robert and the late Jean airbairn aunt of Mr Alton ox and Mr Nelson BaynesTvices will be held at Johnson A nidus uneral Home 448 Delaware A on Monday afternoon at 1:30 clock riends are invited to attend Celis may be made at 448 Delaware Ave after 3 cock Sunday Srt Henry (Budl arley at Biarritz rance Sept 1 1945 beloved boo of Henry and Helen arley brother of Airs Edwin Bury and SSgL Thomas arley USALCR ELL William ell suddenly in Buf frUo OcL 5 1945 beloved husband of Nora Howard father of Norlne son of Jim and the late Lillian ell brother of Charles Airs Jerome Schimmer and the late Lvelyn ell uneral from hte late borne 277 West Gerard Blvd Ken more Monday at 2:30 riends invited 5t6 ORD George ord of 200 West Tup per Str Oct A 1945 on at the late Henry ord and rances Bailey ord teloved brother of Louise and the late Harry ord uneral from the T5 T5 T5 T5 Schreiber 17 Glenwood rederick Victory New York rl Oct 8 Sgt I Grunt Pfc Keim 1 Pfc Miller Vulrania New York Thursday Oct 4 1 Leonard 31 Pawnee hhlp Unnamed 8an rancisco' Date Given Sgt Blake 240 15th St Capt Mansfield Buffalo Oct 4 Pvt Clamp Pfc A Klein ric a 1 Sgt Wiliams Kenmore airfield T5 Hamerski T5 1 Jones 107 Ret! Jacket T3 Jaalk Route 3 Admiral Rodman 811 rancisco Wed Oct 3 A Eron 1330 Bailey KurTzxn Cleary 206 Ridgwood Shaver 809 West A Mead 29 Gearv Bednarek 22 Wood Aesback 933 Park Dlpiano 910 Seventh Buettuer McKinley Lawrence 332 Rhode Island fihfift R41 William Wat arm jil a Wotctechowskl 215 Keystone 1 IUxaiam ewMuz ML ivrptll BUUO Albany Alpena Atlanta Boston Brownsville Chlcagn eland Denver ro Des Moiiie 63 Detroit 3: Duluth 71 LOCAL DATA 000 for nioned for Buffalo Mr Page was born in Welland Ont and attended public and high schools there Coming to Buffalo when a young man he entered the law offices of Viele Chapin later uixiuiiiiiK tn uie caw acnoot 01 me T' 1 University of Buffalo He was I I graduated in 1900 and entered pri JllvlC vate practice He served as county I attorney for the state I rsAlS office in 1909 and 1910 specializing in inheritance tax matters 1 or the past 20 years Mr Pagel Igg pv had been associated with Elmer I Pagel in the firm of Page Pagel I with offices in 1012 Build BIRTHDAY GREETINGS SSkra WaV? irst pEST wishes to the following Presbyterian Church the Bar As JtS members of our club who arc sociation of Erie Countv and Law uho are Club of Buffalo He formerly was a member of the Buffalo Club I Saturday oct 6 1945 the Park Club and others 12 Korn rl Anthony Algera 14 William jvir irage is survived ny two sons vyuron nvpi'donc in tlxc A ta I Harry Block JO tsaroara ton in Manila and Capt John I Bridger 5 A Tl 1 TT! A wue ine lormeri Walter Czamara belina Carl died about five years Elizabeth Dobay ago uneral services will be held 9 in orest Lawn Ch apel Monday I afternoon at 3:30 Esther A Hawley 9 Rev William Wells Heimiller 11 I Theodore Hughes A preacher in the Genesee Meth James Karet odist Conference half a century Joyce Ae the Rev William Wells 88 of Ludeckcr 12 496 McKinley Pkwy died riday wltoney 9 in mercy Hospital an illness Sunday October 7 1945' nf 1NY 4 I TT 4 7 I 1 9 inoo John Antleoli 11 1928 but supplied the Windom Reginald Banas Church and other pulpits until about six years ago He was super Charlotte intendent of the Methodist Home for Children Williamsville 1916 18 Bleger 13 Born in Oswavo Pa Dr1' Wen I Biouch was graduated from the University I Brandes of Buffalo School of Medicine in 1883 A few years later he felt the Patrick' 1 call of the ministry and started I Callahan 13 reading books on theology in his Pacatotjt i4 spare time He gave up his medi 1 Donnid 'Crowe cal practice in Rushford In 1893 xvnen ne was licensed to preach 14 and was appointed pastor of the armersville Methodist Church DontPd He served charges in Centerville nrnnfhHni uaiton Grove Osceola and Elk 1 Janet Mayne 14 land Pa Kendall Lancaster Bow 1 1 niansvuie Brockport Second NEW MEMBERS a few years before the innninu I Uncle Ben to the following Baker Memorial Methodist Church 3S was erected He was a member of Arbcr 7 Kendall Lodge I funeral services will be conduct shnrieUM4 ed at 3 o'clock tomorrow in the I Bowerman 1 home by Dr Wesley Searles dis trict Methodist superintendent I Arlene Clothier 8 William Burial will be in orest Lawn Dr 1 Wells is survived by a son Dr carol a Conley Herbert Wells and a sister Mrs Paul Manion Wellsville Davey Jr 1 Carol eri 10 Roger erry 7 Sit'll George 1 mo City Court (tint name I that nt debtor) I k'1ert 53570 IJ0' RTCtoken 12 ahcVSmHhV26 8 MM Huher9 mo ZJiir r7 jxixx i uavin Honey I John Ives 3 Dumcdton Edward A Son I Davit! a Jnttr mo 11 CXI Giadlier A Strauatxrrc $ID 20 I Leu II lrattixi Mackey CurrimeixTal Corn IJO713 I Jone 10 too Schmkgel Dr Herbert Barden I Vincent 6698 I Kibiei' 1 mo William SlttnlewsU Gray Chemical Co Walter rank Perry Monroe rn I 6 ntOJC Clarence Sclxultz Krl Goldman 2033 Ualdenxer Schultze Jay Barnsdall Jr 2633 i Houiln john Lichtefrthal Suprrme I 4 Theresa Dunston James arr etc $7750 I Roger Loomis 1 awMaxw avMwy i 4 IM nrmi I Acto Roofing Co Inc 22757 LeBrun Manu Lueas 13 factoring Co Inc 401 31 Indutrlal Com Ronrio A missloner tttfi Vance A Adams Max rerrtman ZSZt I MaCArtnUr City Court Dismissals 'Dominic DeSantis vs Benny Dominic DeSantis vs Willie rancis Rbbertson vs Stanley John ov vs rank Serin reda Jasnau vs Robert A Gascovue William Maloney vs Nicholas Gardosvlch Philip Seaffldl vs Benjamin Salvaraon Dominic Rinaldo vs Teresa Mlnea Us Pendens Village ot Blasdell vs Albert Wlcke et al Blasdell Charles Kamman by executrix Mary Hunt Tonawanda Village of Blasdell Clayton Taylor et al Blasdell CATSKILL Oct fi (4P) Dr George Coles Stebbins who achieved international fame as a hymn writer In the era of religious revivalism died' today at 99 Dr Stebbins wrote hymns and directed music for the famous revival team of Dwight Moody and Ira San key i 1 as er of the 19th Century His association wit Moody and Sankey began in 1876 and continued intermittently un til their deaths nearly 25 years later During a campaign with Moodv in London in 1892 Dr Rtrhhin'c was asked by the present Queen I Rob Mother Mary then Princess Mary your hands to sIkii Hie hvinn Time ready!" ather was in the dining room Among Dr most popu I cleaned himself for lar works was "The Hill ar dinnpr beamed on his son I saw Mr Sykes your chem dxkk istry teacher today Mr inDthSTb On farm Stonewall said "He told me you CnuntvTA7 had been doing very nice i he received his first like Rob saidriinin nuS1? Right tWnkJng of May At heann ve interesting Mr Tthrnrin lie bcfian voice ktudy at I stonewall said Sykes said that you should continue the study He began his professional career in college or perhaps take a pre as a tenor in the quax tet of a medical course and eventually en Rochester church Latex he be 1 ter medical school Would you came director of music in the like to be a irst Baptist Church of Chicago I A sudden thought struck Rob where he evangelistic I If he became a doctor he might work In 1874 he became leader I discover a cure fox lethargy of singing in the Clarendon Street be Baptist Church of Boston Later have a pretty office girl as director of Tremont Temple I enough said Mr Boston he wrote the music for Stonewall cross our bridges the words of I when we come to Upon joining Moody and Sankey The chemistry class did not have Dr Stebbins organized a choir to laboratory work on riday In assist the evangelists in a three stead the students went to a class nionth campaign in Chicago At Iroonj where Mr Sykes gave a lec the turn of the century he retired pure on the behavior of molecules to devote himself tostudy writ and other things that chemistry ing and composing Ideals with I Rob reached class early and rki Lr i I managed to get the next to a es rage May in the back row This was Sponsor df the bill which author always a much sought aftcr seat ized the naval militia armory and and it was only on rare occasions boathouse at the foot of Porter I that Rob was able to nose out Bill Ave Charles IToniley and Jay McCoy This was1 Page 70 of 74 lone of the occasions Richmond Ave I forget our date died riday in Rob whispered r1 Buffalo Generali May nudged his arm with her J'1 Hospital after a I elbow short illness Mr I Page a Republi SYKES entered the room lean represented cleaned his spectacles with a I the irst Assent large white handkerchief as he I blv District in 1 hn always did and then set them on TT Legislature lor Ills nose i xie pointea inis nose out A I A A 4 A 1 A 3 one leriil oegln I lhu Liaaa cum aui ma ning in 1911 charges While in the "Everyone is here I he Assembly he ob said with a nervous little chuckle tained an anoro suppose all ready to give nriatlon nf S40 Proclamation High a drubbing on the armory He also chain pbe football field the charter commission bill chorused the class "Sei bert With the usual riday formality over Mr Sykes sat down at his desk lecture" he began deal with sodium chloride Clifford Cornin i Carney Niles Ave Brnst 2703 Seneca roncKowiak Mancrty razer Jr renrh uizzi jnJ (Jrarbcr It 2rrvttsr Groth 257 360 6 6 6 extravagance in fu I I ree Parkins Lot I i 145 4.

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