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TWO THE DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1955. DIED FITZGKRALD In this city, Sunday, Feb. 6 1955. Michael husband of the late Kathryn Corcoran Fitzgerald; lather of Gerald M.

Fitzgerald of Queens, N. and Mrs. Wendell E. Scherer of this city; brother of John P. Fitz- Mrs.

E. W. Gruver Pneumonia Viet im I In New Jersey Mrs. Emma Whitehead Gru- grrald N. J.

Also ver, 90, formerly of this city, surviving are seven grandchil- died in Cranford. N. at 4 dren. Funeral will be held from the James M. Murphy Funeral Home, 176 Broadway, Thursday at 10:30 a.

m. and at St. Church at 11 o'clock, where a a. m. today of pneumonia.

She had been in ill health for many years. Mrs. Gruver was the widow of Arthur Gruver, a 40-year em- high Mass of requiem will be of- pi0ye 0f the Cornell Steamboat fered for the repose of his soui city. Mr. Gruver died in Interment St.

Mary Ceme- tcry. Friends may call at the funeral home between the hours The funeral will be held Fri- of 2-5 and 7-10 from Tuesday on. day morning at 10 from GRUVER At Cranford. N. the Church of the Holy Cross, Feb.

8 1955, Emma White- Episcopal, Pine Grove avenue, head, widow of Arthur Gruver, this city, where the Rev. Stanley formerly of Kingston. Dean, rector, will officiate at a Entrusted to the carc ot the requiem Mass. Burial will follow Sweet and Keyser Funeral Serv- in Mont repose Cemetery, ice 167 Tremper avenue, where Mrs. Gruver, who resided at funeral services will be held on Brook Lodge, Cranford, sold her Fridav at 9 30 a.m.

Then to the property at 91 Clifton avenue in Holy Cross Church at 10 1947. at which time she removed where a requiem Mass 'will be 1 offered. Interment in Montre- Financial and Commercial New York City Produce Market New York. (USDA) Feb. 8 Dale, but Not Place Hollywood, Feb.

8 wedding date, but not the place, has been set for Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher. Her Wholesale eggs full studio said yesterday the actress and the singer, who announced their engagement last October, have decided on June 17 for the ceremony. The ding may be in California. Miss tiously today in the face of the(Jow; Incjudes nearby: Whites: sister-in-law, Mrs. change of government in Mos- Top quality 43.50 lbs.) 43-44: Joycc wiil bc matron smalls 38 12 Prices steady.

Receipts 11,288. (Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales.) stock market gave ground call- New York spot quotations fol- New York. Feb. 8 fellaround 2 away 2 39 Browns; Top Quality (48-50 points at the outside while 431 441 mediums 42-43; there were gains going to around 33.39 a Live poultry: Receipts of Trading was subdued at a rate caponettes liberal, other classes considerably under yesterday generally active. shares traded with the Market strong.

By express: of honor and manager, Milton Blackstone, will be best man. market mixed and leaning a little higher. The announcement that ICE AND TREE DID THIS TO This is the automobile in which Louise M. 30, of RD 1. Box 417, Kingston, was injured Monday about 9:25 a.

when it skidded on icy Onteora trail and struck tree about four miles west of Kingston, state police reported. (Freeman Hens, blacks 6-7 lbs 30-32, mostly 32; poor rough or heavy 28- Ma- 29; leghorns few 19-22. lenkov was out and Bulganin in crosses 5 lbs and up 52. Ordi- as prime minister of the USSR nary 46-48; white rocks 5 lbs cause alarm in Wall up 48-49; reds 3 2-4 lbs 36. Street.

Broilers or fryers, white rocks Car Is Damaged A short circuit in wiring damage the and some wires on the sedan of James Quigley, of 374 South Wall street, on West street near an entrance to the MJM School this morning. Firemen were called at 11:05 a. m. pose Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time on Thursday.

The family request that flowers he omitted. A donation to the Holy Cross Church would be appreciated. KEATOK this city. Feb. 7, 1955, Sadie G.

Keator, daughter of the late John F. and Sarah A. McCabe; beloved ife of Edward Keator; mother of Carlton Keator. and sister of Mrs. Helen Carroll.

Friends may call any time at ihe W. N. Conner Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held Thursday, Feb. 10, at 9:30 a. and at St.

Church at 10:00 a. where a solemn high Mass of requiem will be offered. Burial will be in Roscndale Cemetery. Sam of Kingston, died Feb. 8 1955.

at Midtown Hospital. New York city. Services Wednesday. Feb. 9, at 1:30 p.

I. J. Morris Funeral Home, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stamford, N.

Saturday, Feb. 5, 1955, George W. Sickler of Prattsvillc, husband of Elnora Sickler; father of Mrs. Donald Buel and brother of Hiram D. Sickler and Mrs.

Jane Shader. Funeral services at Lasher Funeral Home, Woodstock, Wednesday, Feb. 9, at 2 p. m. Interment in Woodstock Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home any time Tuesday afternoon and evening. THOMAS Entered into rest, Tuesday, Feb. 8 1955, Catherine juhl Thomas, wife of the late Ernest Thomas, and sister of Andrew C. Juhl. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Jenson Deegan Funeral Home, 15 Downs street, Friday morning at 9 and 9:30 at St.

Josephs Church, where a high Mass of requiem will be offered for the repost of her soul. Friends may call at the chapel any time after Wednesday noon. this city, Feb. 6 1955, Joseph Edward Wagner, husband of Agnes Wagner; father of Joseph A. Wagner; brother of Leonard Wagner, Mi's.

Loretta Trefcer and Mrs. Laura McArdle. Funeral will be held from the Kearns and Sons Funeral Home, 1504 Bush wick avenue. Brooklyn, Wednesday morning and from Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 10:15 where a high Mass of requiem will be offered. Interment in U.S.

National Cemetery, Pine Lawn, Long Island. VOSBURGH at Madrid, Spain. Feb. 3. 1955, James C.

Vosburgh of Chicago, husband of Mrs. Edith Vosburgh: father of James C. Jr. and Richard H. Vosburgh; son of Mi's.

Hannah C. Vosburgh. and brother of Mrs. Harry A. Rowe and Mrs.

Howard Weaver. Funeral services at Lasher Funeral Home. Woodstock. Thursday, Feb 10, at 2 p. m.

Interment in Woodstock Cemetery. from this city. She lived here 59 years. MRS. GRUVER was born at Chester, Pennsylvania, the daughter of James and Sarah Wright Whitehead, April 10, 1864.

On her side she counted among her forebears members of the Quaker faith, who were pioneer settlers in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Her father, who was prominent in civic and church activities in Chester, came from Yorkshire, England, in 1840. Mrs. was a charter member of Holy Cross Church and served many years as treasurer of the Women's Auxiliary. She is survived by a son, A.

Stanley Gruver, of Latham; a daughter, Mrs. Henry C. Hoffmann. of Fanwood, N. and a son, Richard O.

Gruver, city editor of The Freeman, of Hurley. A son. Warren LeRoy. died in this city in 1946. In addition six grandchildren survive.

Funeral arrangements arc in charge of Sweet and Keyser, 167 Tremper avenue. this city. Friends may call at the funeral home any time Thursday. Use light cream in that white sauce, instead of milk, and add capers. Serve to company over a fish loaf or fillets.

I Local Death Record 1 Latham Harrington speakers at Mr. funeral Latham Harrington, 76, father which was attended by 1.800 of Mrs. Harry Yarter, Tillson, people. lie was a first cousin of died early Saturday morning at Otto Lmhey and Mrs. Lmma the home of his daughter.

Fu- Cunningham of Mt. Tremper and Late Bulletin Washington, Feb. 8 Senate Foreign Relations Committee today approved the For- kozak Appointed Albany, Feb. 8 Priccs at the opening of trad- 36. Caponettes, rocks lbs troller Arthur Levitt today aping sagged a bit and then began ,45, ordinary 43, 3 2-4 lbs 40-42; 1 pointed Harry H.

Kozak of the to recover almost at once. cross pullets 5 lbs and up 52, i Bronx as associate counsel to It was evident from the quiet 4 lbs 48, rock cockerels 4 2 the department of audit and con- manner ot trading that brokers lbs 35. Turkeys bronze hens trol, a post. and others were taking a close iew 38. I look at the international situa -1 Dressed poultry.

Turkeys tion before initiating any abrupt packed and squabs course of action. neral services will bc held today at Argyle, with burial at Warrensburg. Mr. Harrington had many friends in this and the Gruver New Paltz area. Michael Christopher Michael Christopher, 78.

a resident of Kingston, died Feb the Bronx, this morning. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Jengie Salvatore of New York, Mrs. Mildred Tarpy of Brooklyn and Mi's. Anthony Cecilia of members of the New York Stock Exchange, 63 Wall mosa Mutual Defense Treaty New York city; branch committing this nation to defend 1 office 41 John street.

R. B. Chiang island refuge, terhoudt, manager. firm; ducks steady. Turkeys, fresh, ice packed, frver-roasteis Quotations by Morgan Davis 6-10 lbs The vote was 11-2.

Sens. Morse and QUOTATIONS AT the Chinese Com- really intend to wage war against the United States unless the 1 dons this Sabotage on a Diner Berlin (IP traveler on the a a a a a a American American Can Am. American Radiator American Rolling Am. Smelt St Refining Co- American Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many neighbors and friends for their kind Martin Umhey of Phoenicia.

Mrs. Petrea Jenson Mrs. Petrea Jenson, 91, of 123 Brown street. Penn Yan. died I wted "No." there Monday following an ill-' Senate action-ratification re- ncss of several months.

Her hus-Luirps a vote-was band. Lawrence Jenson, died sev- anticipatcd spc 0 possibly oral years ago. Although Mrs. qTlursday ruary 4 at a New York hospi- Jenson never lived in Kingston, Secretary of State Dulles has tal. Funeral services were held she had many friends here as the the commjttee, headed by at the East End Funeral Home, result of numerous visits at the Sen George (D-Ga.) that he- 'home of her son.

the ate Leon M. Jenson. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Carey, arr and a son. Howard A.

Jenson, both of Penn Yan; seven grand- unloss Kingston, and two sons, Julius children including Lawrence M. and Louis Christopher of Kings- Jenson of this city and Bentley ton. H. Jenson of Darien, also i aanoMge oil a vmrr Bethlehem Steel 16 great-grandchildren, runcral, Herbert W. Walker services will he held Thursday at Bcrlm on Borden Funeral services for Herbert 2 p.

m. at the Weldon Funeral German railroadI Burlington W. Walker, 190 Wilbur avenue, Home, Penn Yan. and service in the dining Burroughs Adding Ma. Co.

who died at his home yesterday, car are lousy. They serve only Pacific Ry. he held at 2 p. m. at the Mrs- Catherine Juhl Thomas coffee, bockwurst and beer, he J.

Francis J. McCardle Funeral Mrs. Catherine Juhl Thomas, wrote to the Red newspaper Coro. Home, 99 Henry street, with bur- 68 widow of Ernest Thomas, i Neues Deutsland. There are no ial in Wiltwyck Cemetery.

Sur- died early this morning follow- spoons for the coffee, no knives viving besides his widow, Kath- a illness. She was born and forks for the bockwurst and erine, a patient in a local nurs- this city, daughter of the late no glasses for the beer, he says, ing home, arc several nieces and Andrew and Anna Schupp Juhl. And he complains it took a long call at Mrs. Thomas resided in Philadel -1 time to get even that. First for about 20 years.

4214 66 4'2i 4 130 a a a a a a a a a aaaaaaaaaa nephews. Friends may expressions of sympathy and the funeral home anytime this Phia, Pa many acts of kindness showrn us came beer which men and worn- Prompt Service Iregoxd- 1 ms of or tbt afternoon and evening. Following the death of her hus- cn had to drink from bottles and band a month ago she returned looked like an orchestra of Joseph Peter Stoek this city. Mrs. Thomas is sur- trumpet An hour later, Joseph Peter Stock of New vived by a brother, Andrew C.

came the bockwurst, without York died Sunday, at his home. Juhl of Kingston and several knives and forks. Much later He was a former resident of nieces and nephews. The funeral coffee was served in cups. Diners Kingston.

Surviving are two will be held from the Jenson and had to ask for sugar which the sons, Clyde Stock of Los An- Deegan Funeral Home, 15 waiter kept in a paper back in geles, and Rodney Stock Downs street, at 9 a. m. Friday, his coat pocket. Moreover, the of West Virginia; a sister, Mrs. thence to St.

Church at moved from table to table Card of Thanks George Boyd of Woodmerc, L. I. 9:30 a. where a high Mass of stirring the coffee. The family of the late Mrs.

and two brothers, Augustine requiem will be offered for the said the waiter, can- Lillian C. Adams wishes to ex- Stock of this city and William repose of her soul. Friends may not let you have the spoon. We press their sincere thanks to Stock of Endicott. Funeral serv- call at the chapel any time after have only two of The their many neighbors, ices will be held Thursday at 10 Wednesday rtoon.

friends, The Kingston Police a. m. at the Garoza Funeral Staff of the Kingston Home, North Fourth street and Hospital and the, officers and Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. during the recent bereavement of my bevloved husband and my dear brother, Edward Coons. MRS.

RACHEL COONS, Wife MARTIN COONS, Brother Atchison Top. Santa Fc. Avco Mfg. tt Baldwin Locomotive ples- Baltimore St Ohio R. tL 1 173g :2 70 25 47 As They See It Moscow, Feb.

8 March Premier Georgi Malenkov declared "a new world slaughter with the existence of modern moans of destruction would mean destruction of world But today Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov saw hope that part of the world would survive. He said: case of eventual war world civilization will not perish but what will be destroyed is the rotten social systcnv with its blood- saturated imperialism which is being rejected by oppressed pco- I would like to contact the gentleman who helped me when I fell Friday evening about 7:30 p. m.

on Broadway by the Community Theatre. Please Call 6427 Between 5 6 p. m. situation apparently much better at a state operated restaurant in Berlin. fork, no LeRoy Every LeRoy Every, 56, of 134 knife, no a customer .1 street died Monday.

He was a complained. Eating utensils get Pasquale I isano lineman for Central Hudson for stolen faster than they can be The funeral of Pasquale 32 years. He is survived by his replaced, says the Berliner Zei(Patsy) Pisano was held from wife, Phayetta Every (nee Van tung. the M. A.

Galietta Funeral DeBogart;) two sons, Clifford the paper says. Home, Delaware avenue and H. Every of New Salem and --------Broadway, Monday at 8 a. Herbert L. Every of Morgan Surveys show fewer people are thence to St.

Church Hill; one daughter, Mrs, Arthur rtovv keeping written budgeis. where the Rev. John A. Flaher- Souers of Kingston; a ty offered a high Mass of re- Howard E. Every of West Hur- Home, 411 Albany avenue, quiem tor the repose of his soul, toy; half brother, Frank Palen Thursday at 2 p.

m. The Rev. Responses were sung by the of Glenford; two granddaughters Forrest R. Prindle of the Re- childrcn's choir, accompanied Linda and Diane; one grandson, formed Church of the Comforter EVERY LeRoy, on Monday, by Theodore Riccobono, organ- Donald. He was a member of will officiate.

Burial will he in Feb. 7, 1955. of 134 There were many floral and tbc Church of the Comforter. Cemetery. Friends members of The Rebekah Lodge No.

48 for their kind expressions of sympathy and many acts of kindness shown us during our recent bereavement. Signed. MRS. LUCY SMITH, SISTER. NIECES AND NEPHEWS, (adv.) r- ia4 DIED street; husband of Phayetta Every nee VanDeBogart; father of Clifford Herbert L.

and Mrs. Arthur Souers; brother of Howard and half brother of Frank Palen. Funeral services will be held at the Frank H. Simpson Fu spiritual bouquets. Sunday, Father Flaherty and a large assemblage of relatives and friends recited the Rosary at the funeral home.

Burial was in St. Cemetery, where Father Flaherty gave the final blessing. Bearers were Nunzio Funeral services will be held at may call any the Frank H. Simpson Funeral this evening. time after 7:30 AMERICAN MENU cHenryJcBruck FUNERAL HOME 170 KINGSTON MURPHY Established 1872 James M.

Murphy Funeral Home 176-178 BROADWAY JAMES F. GILPATRIC, Phone Kingston 232 Four Generations of Service Home. 411 Albany avenue Nanna. Victor Srmrniuk. Fred Thursday at 2 p.

m. The Rev. 0stcrtl0udt and Joseph Bailer- Forrest R. Prindle of the Re- ano formed Church of the Comforter will officiate. Burial will be in Anna C.

Laicher Woodstock Cemetery. Friends 1 The funeral of Mrs. Anna C. may call any time after 7:30 this Laicher of 4 Stuyvesant street evening. was held Monday at 9 a.

m. from Entered into rest Brack Funeral Mondav. Feb. 7. 1955, at Penn thence Yan.

N. Petrea Jrnson, s' Church whgc mother of Mrs. William Carey, o( was offered Howard A. and the late Leon pJ I'o M. Jenson: grandmother of! 5.

i ifr Lawrence M. and Bentley H. Mass fpre Jenson by the childrens choir, tp assisted at the organ by Miss Funeral sen Thursday 2 jNgn Whj)c reposed in the funeral home many relatives and friends called this city, Monday, and many floral pieces and Feb. 7, 1955. Herbert W.

spiritual bouquets in the form of Walker of 190 Wilbur avenue, Mass cards were received. The husband of Katherine Curry' Rev. Joseph A. Geis called and Walker. said the prayers for the dead.

Funeral services to which rela- Sunday evening, the Rev. Father fives and friends are invited will Hirschauer called and led those be held from the Francis J. Me- assembled in the recitation of Cardie Funeral Home, 99 Henry the Rosary. Burial was in St. street, Wednesday' at 2 p.

m. In- Cemetery, where the terment at Wiltwyck Cemetery, Rev. Father Geis gave the final Friends may call at the funeral blessing. The bearers were home any time this afternoon or Frank J. Auringer, Franks, Kraut and Pineapple Is Deliciously Different Dish p.

m. at the Weldon Home, Penn Yan, N. Y. FRANKFURTERS. WEARING PINEAPPLE RINGS, top thfe Hawaiian sauerkraut dish.

evening. At St. Remy, N. Feb. 6 1955, Harriet Jane York, wife of Charles L.

York; mother of Mrs. Bernice Schemermund, Mrs. Otto Hav- J. Auringer, Nicholas Lalima, Robert M. Ortale and George Soohnlein.

f'rederick F. Umhey Mt. Tremper, Feb. 8 Relatives here have received word of the death of Frederick F. By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor Bill Moore of Oak Park, 111., knows his sauerkraut recipes.

He should because he is secretary of the National Kraut Round-Up Caaaerole 4 servings) One No. 2 can sauerkraut, 1 teaspoon caraway seeds, 14 cup chopped onion, 4 frankfurters, mustard, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, 1 package frozen Hn, Myron York, and sister of Umhey prominent New York at- packers Association. He tells us French fried potatoes, salt. Earl Roosa. Mr.

Umhey was exocu- i I ----Friends may call any time atltive secretary of the Interna the W. N. Conner Funeral tional Garment Home, where funeral serv- i Union since 1934. a member of ices will be held Wednesday at 1 the New York State Advisory p. m.

Interment in St. Remy Council on Unemployment Insur- Cemetery. TELEPHONE KINGSTON AIR-CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOME New York City Chapel Available 1 PEARL ST. ance, chairman of the AFL com- imittee for the New York Chapter of the National Federation for Infantile Paralysis, trustee of the Fashion Institute of Technology and vice-chairman of the S4ate Institute of Applied Aits and Sciences. Umhey was also an attorney.

Prior to his death, had asked that flowers be omitted and that the money be given instead to the polio fund in his memory. The Frederick F. Umhey Memorial Fund was founded and over 6,000 has been donated so far. Mayor Wagner of New York and Basil head of Foundation wert sauerkraut with pineapple from the land of the hula dancers is one of his favorites. Kraut and Hawaiian (Makes 4 One No.

2 can sauerkraut, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, cup chopped onions, 6 slices canned pineapple, 6 frankfurters. Combine sauerkraut, or margarine and onions. Turn into greased 2 -quart casserole. Top with pineapple and frankfurters. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees 45 min- Combine sauerkraut, caraway seeds and onion; mix well.

Turn into greased 1 casserole. Cut frankfurters in half lengthwise without cutting all the way through. Spread mustard in opening. Slash frankfurters in four places crosswise. Arrange mustard franks around edge of casserole on top of sauerkraut mixture.

Melt butter or magarine over low heat; add frozen French fried potatoes and saute 5 min- hutfpr Turn int0 casserole on top of sauerkraut. Sprinkle lightly with salt. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees 30 minutes. TOMORROW'S DINNER: Kraut and frankfurters, Hawaiian style, whipped potatoes, utes. Biil Moore has a round-up green beans, rye bread, butter the Polio casserole recipe, too.

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