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Meteorological Record 18-POST-GAZETTE: Nov. 14, 1979 Obituaries Oscar-Winning Composer Tiomkin Dies at Age 85 Travelers' Roundup Pennsylvania Today. Ferecest High Low Sky Condition Altoone 40 20 Flurries Bradford 36 22 Flurries DuBols 40 77 Flurries Erie 39 30 Flurries Herrlsburo 43 33 Flurries Forecast A gf temperature Nov.14 since 1174 was 74 J-owest temperature Now. 14 since 1174 was II In 1942. LONDON (AP) Dimitri Tiomkin.

Airport Temperatures Ohio snow F-i rs. wr-v Figures show 41 31 Flurries 6 high 1 p.m. 1 p.m. p.m. 4 p.m.

5 p.m. p.m. 7 p.m. p.m. 9 p.m.

10 p.m. 1 em 39 I e.m. 39 5 e.m. 39 4 em. 39 5 em.

31 6 em. 31 7 ui 31 I em 9 a.m. 31 10 a 39 II a.m. 40 Noon 40 Flurries i i na jL-ri temperature, (or oreo. IXXXXI 70 pi SO 70 West Virginia Moroentown 43 19 Flurries I Data from 7j Data from 70 Airport et 7 pjn.

yesterday. Press Wind JO. II 41 S3 NW I Showers Stfitianarv Orrlu-arJ 1 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, Weather Cldv NOAA. U.S. Dtpt.

ol Commerce Nation Nest M-Hrf. Past 14-Hrs. Comparative temp, end preclp. Ms date: 79 71 77 74 Vi HlflK 45 59 35 39 4 lived in London and Paris the last 11. years.

He studied under composer Alexander Glazunov at the St Petersburg Conservatory and was a child prodigy on the piano, sharing the same teacher as Vladimir Horowitz. After the Bolshevik Revolution, he left Russia and went to study with Ferruccio Busoni in Berlin before embarking on a career as a concert pianist, giving the European premiere of George Gershwin's Piano Concerto in in Paris in May 1928. "It was the singer Boris Chaliapin who recommended to him that he go to America 'to do a tour, and there he met the ballerina Albertina Rasch whom he married," said Mrs. Tiomkin. Tiomkin accompanied his new wife to Hollywood just as the talkies were catching on, and soon he was invited to write film scores, particularly Westerns.

His last project, completed in 1972, was a joint U.S.-Soviet film on the life of Tchaikovsky. After that, he retired. His first wife died in 1967 and in 1972 he married his secretary Olivia Patch. 85, the Oscar-winning movie composer whose lush Hollywood scores evoked the colors of his native Russia and were familiar to millions of Americans, has died at his London home. His wife, Olivia, announcing Tiomkin's death yesterday, said her husband had been bedridden since a fall two weeks ago in which he fractured his hip.

He died early Sunday morning and will be buried tomorrow. During a Hollywood career that spanned four decades, Tiomkin won four Oscars, including two for the classic 1952 Western, "High Noon," starring Gary Cooper. They were for best score and best theme song, "Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darlin'." His other Oscars were for the scores of "The High and the Mighty" in 1954 and "The Old Man and the Sea" in 1958. He also collected 24 Academy Award nominations for a number of movies. His sweeping melodies adorned more than 160 movies during the golden age of the Hollywood studios.

A naturalized American citizen, he 74 43 37 40 1 LOW 43 73 Mean 41 52 30 Preclp. .03 6 Weatherflurries Variable cloudiness today with a high around 40 and becoming fair tonight with a low in the upper 20s. Thursday should be mostly sunny with a high near 45. The chance of rain is 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight. Normal tempereture for the dev.

Deficiency In temp, for me day. Deficiency In temp, for month. Deficiency In temp, this year. lorai precip. mis momn.

43 I 14 539 JJ 1.11 .39 4.09 Normal preclp. this month. Deficiency In Preclp. this month. Total oredo.

this veer. Normal orecto. this veer. Eicess In preclp. this year.

Western Pennsylvania Extended Forecast: Fair Friday through Sunday. Highs in the mid to upper 40s. Overnight lows in the upper 20s to mid-30s. Outlook Pre Amarlllo Fair 57 31 40 34 0 Atlanta Sunny 54 33 59 49 0 Afl. City Ckty 49 41 54 50 .05 Baltimore Ckty 53 40 51 51 .03 Boston Cldv 45 40 44 43 Buffalo Ckty 37 33 39 27 0 Chicago Cldv 40 30 43 34 0 Cincinnati Cldv 43 37 44 30 0 Cleveland Ckty 39 39 44 34 0 Dallas Fair 44 34 55 37 .04 Denver Sunny 55 33 34 19 .13 D.

Moines Sunny 44 34 39 19 .13 Detroit Cldv 39 34 43 37 0 Honolulu Shwrs 13 47 13 41 0 Houston Sunny 49 33 47 44 0 Indnpls, Ckty 43 35 43 35 0 Jcksnvl. Fair 43 40 70 57 0 Las Veges Fair 47 31 45 3 0 Los Ana. Ckty 13 54 13 57 5 Miami 5. Ckty 77 44 17 75 0 Milwaukee Ckty 39 33 39 33 .10 Mlnnpls. Cldv 39 35 33 19 0 New Orms.

Fair 45 41 45 50 New York Ckty 53 40 53 47 0 Norfolk Ckty 53 45 54 53 .47 Orlando Fair 70 54 to 41 Phlle Ckly 49 40 55 47 0 Phoenix Fair 79 47 74 44 0 Prttd. Ore. Fair 53 33 51 31 0 St. Louis Sumy 49 35 48 37 0 ft. Pete.

Fair 71 53 (1 49 5 Sen Dleoo Cldv 74 53 77 53 0 Sen Fran, Sunny 44 53 4) 55 0 Seattle Fog 44 32 41 35 0 vVashnatn. Cldv 55 43 53 51 3 Pollution Forecast Downtown Remains moderate. Avelon Remains moderate. Bellevue Remains moderate. Glasiport ID.

Heieiwood Remains moderate. Liberty Borough Remains moderate. Logans Ferry Remains moderate. North Breddock Remains moderate. Oakland Remains moderate.

Thomas A. Standish Jr. Services for Thomas Anderson Stan. River Report Foreign Hkjlj Uw Sky Condition uiear Berlin Buenos Aires London Mexico City Rivers over the Pittsburgh district were ojenerally stationery and will change little Rainfall over the district ties ranged from trace to 310ths of an Inch. River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren, Pa.

4.IF, Franklin, Pa. 5.9F, Parker, Pa. 5.3F. Monongahele River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pe. I0.7S.

Cheat River Parsons, W. Va. M. West Fork River: Clarksburg, w. Va.

1.7F. Youojiiooheny River: Sutersvllle, Pa. 4.9F. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pe 4.5S. Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pe I6.2P, Dashlelds Dam 15.0S, Montgomery Dam, Pa.

I3.5R. Pike Island Lock and Dam. vi Jof whtlin9 Wheeling, F-Falllng; R-RWng; S-Stehonarv; P-Pool; U-Unknown; M-Mlsslno. 79 45 75 54 37 munity Chest An amateur pilot, Mr. Standish learned how to fly at age 60.

He was a lietenant in the Civil Air Patrol. He was also a fellow of the Carnegie Mu-saum Institute of Art He belonged to St Stephen Church, Allegheny Country Club ana the Duquesne Club. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Cabell Standish; two sons, Dr. A. Standish III and David a daughter, Ann Mueller, and two grandchildren.

Friends will be received today at the family residence from 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Sewickley Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made to Yale University or Sewickley Valley Hospital. Arrangements are being handled by the Dallas S. Irvine Funeral Home in Sewickley.

41 Clear 34 Clear 5i Cldv 39 Clear 75 Clear 55 Clear dish 71, mayor of Osborne Borough, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at St Stephen Church on Frederick Avenue in Sewickley. Mr. Standish of 1300 Linden Place, Osborne, died Monday (Nov. 12) at Sewickley Valley Hospital.

A Yale University graduate of 1930, Mr. Standish received nis bachelor's degree in industrial engineering. He attended the University of Pittsburgh Law School and was first employed by the Armstrong Cork Co. of Lancaster, Lancaster County. He was president of the Edgeworth borough council from 1971 to 1972, having served on the council for 19 years.

Since 1958, he worked on the Com San Juan Tokyo Pittsburgh Skies 24-Hour Report National Oceanic end Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio broedcasti the latest weather Information or warnings 34 hours a day on the VHF band et 143-5 mhL Sunset Wednesday 4A4 am Associated Prist Satellite photo yesterday thows cloud cover over the East, with cloudiness over the Ohio Valley and thunderstorms from Florida to Carolina. -74 am Louis S. Frankel Lewis Alfred Wible Samma Lucille McCrary Harper Samma Lucille McCrary Harper, wife of John D. Harper, director, retired board chairman and chief executive officer of Alcoa, died yesterday at her home in Mt. Lebanon.

Mrs. Harper, 66, was born in Newport News, and lived with her husband in Tennessee and Texas before settling in Pittsburgh in 1955. She graduated from Tusculum College in Greenville, in 1932. Mrs. Harper was a member of Southminster Presbyterian Church and a former president of the Southern Club.

She is also survived by three Rodgers John D. Jr. and Thomas and two grandchildren. Friends will be received today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

at the H. Samson Inc. Funeral Home, 537 N. Neville Oakland. A memorial service will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m.

at Southminster Presbyterian Church, 799 Washington Road, Mt. Lebanon. Burial will be in Maryville, Tenn. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Southminster Presbyterian Church. Services for Lewis Alfred Wible, president and chairman of the board of Union Electric Steel will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow at Shadyside Presbyterian Church. Mr. Wible, 59, of Pheasant Drive, Fox Chapel, died yesterday in West Perm Hospital, following a brief illness. He received a bachelor of arts and honorary doctor of laws degree from Allegheny College, and was a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

He joined Union Electric Steel in 1946 and was named president in 1964 and chairman of the board in 1967. He was a 32nd degree Mason, and a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, Sons of the American Revolution, Syria Temple, Royal Order of Jesters, and the Williams Country, Duquesne, University and Longueview clubs. He was on the board of directors of Bloom Engineering Lincoln Savings Loan Association of Carnegie, and the Washington Steel Corp. and board of trustees of Allegheny College. He is survived by his wife, Wilda B.

Wible; a daughter, Lynn Elaine; two sons, James Oram and Lewis A. Wible Jr; a sister, Elizabeth W. Dawson; and a grandson. Friends are being received today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the Shadyside Presbyterian Church parlor.

Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Boys Club of Carnegie or Allegheny College. Services for Louis S. Frankel, president of the Triangle Candy Co. here, will be held today at 1 p.m.

at Temple Sinai, .5505 Forbes Squirrel Hill. Mr. Frankel, 64, of 2240 Beulah Road, Churchill, died Monday (Nov. 12) at the Central Medical Pavillion. A native of Pittsburgh, he worked for Triangle Candy for 33 years and served as its president for seven years.

He was an Army veteran of World War II, a member of the Jewish War Veterans, a past president of Temple Dorothy Services for Dorothy G. Rome, 79, a retired Pittsburgh schoolteacher, will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Bradwell and Nirella Inc. Funeral Home, 415 Chartiers Ave. Carnegie.

Miss Rome of 17 Forsythe Road, Scott Township, died Monday (Nov.l2J at her home. She began her career in the Pittsburgh school district in 1928, teaching biology at South Hills High School for many years, and served on visual aids, textbook and course of studv committees Sinai and a member of its men's club. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Kart Frankel; four sons, Alan, Mark, Maury and Scott Frankel; a daughter, Nancy Frankel; four sisters, Anne Lowenberg, Ethel Frankel, Leah Shear and Evelyn Abelson; and four grandchildren. Friends may call at Temple Sinai two hours before services. Burial will be in Temple Sinai Memorial Park in Plum Borough.

alternate head G. Rome student teams in the Greater Pittsburgh Aquarium Shows. She also taught biology laboratories at the University of Pittsburgh. She received bachelor's and master's of literature degrees from Pitt and studied at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Surviving is a brother, Walter J.

Rome. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Two Teens Charged In Robbery-Slaying Oliver Blair the chest and staggered back Into the store where be collapsed. Police said Allen was sent to New Castle only a few weeks ago.

Olds is participating in a halfway program at a Northside center for a prior arrest The youths were arraigned by Deputy Coroner George Phillips who set a hearing for next Wednesday. Olds was sent to Shuman Detention Center and Allen to the county jaiL Bunai wm De in tbaruers Cemetery. M. Smith City homicide detectives arrested two teen-agers last night and charged them with murder in connection with the shooting of a man during a robbery outside a Northside store. Arraigned at the coroner's office were Roderick T.

Allen, 17, of the New Castle Youth Development Center in Lawrence County, and Ricky Olds, 14, of 512 Alpine St, Northside. They are accused of shooting Thomas S. Beitler, 24, of 14 Bismark St, Millvale, outside the Fort Wayne Cigar Store, 901 Western on Oct 9. Detectives said Beitler was leaving the store after making a purchase when he was accosted by two men who at Services for Oliver Blair, 74, a retired steel executive, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in St Michael of the Valley Episcopal Church in Ligonier, Westmoreland County.

Mr. Blair of 1515 Wightman Squirrel Hill, died Monday (Nov. 12) in the Negley House Nursing Home. He was a metallurgist with Mellon-Stuart and Jessop Steel Corp. and later was a manufacturers representative.

He was a 1928 graduate of Yale University. During World War II he served as a colonel in the Army Air Corps. A 32nd degree Mason, he was past master of Fellowship Lodge 679, and a member of the Pittsburgh Golf Club, Rolling Rock Club, and St Michael of the Valley Church where he was a lay reader. Surviving are his wife, Barbara; a son, Oliver a daughter. Mrs.

Harry C.B. Simmons; a brother, Alexander, and five grandchildren. Friends will be received from 3 to 6 p.m. today at H. Samson 537 N.

Neville St, Oakland. Burial will be in St Michael of the Valley Church cemetery in Ligonier. Miss Rome also sponsored two winning Russell Russell M. Smith, 64, a buyer in the purchasing department of the Aluminum Company of America, died Monday (Nov. 12) in Allegheny General Hospital.

Mr. Smith of 225 Glenview Road, New Kensington, Westmoreland County, worked for Alcoa for 43 years. He once served as the chief industrial engineer in the cooking utensil departmnent at Alcoa's New Kensington plant He is survived by his wife, Matilda; a son, Robert a daughter, Mrs. Charles T. (Kathleen) Russell; two brothers, Vinton and Loyal; and a sister, Rachel Schwab.

Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Ross G. Walker Funeral Home, 217 Freeport Road, New Kensington, where services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Lottery Number tempted to rob him.

Beitler was shot in Yesterday's Daily Number 228. am nk I I i i i LATEST 001 Death Notice. 001 Death Notice. 001 Death Notice. 001 Death Notice.

PREVIOUS DEATHS AZZARELLA DEATHS BOSTWICK CRAWFORD West View) mother of Mrs. rv i t. Huene Lernpoett; uncie ot Formerlv of R-fchm 0f Christian Burial et St. Cyril of rwiim i. r.

io lores Biailer Russell Gahrlng and LOW Myrtle E. Wlllmet. on Tuev On Nov. I 1979, Mary at the Jane Holmes Resf- timrvm il .1. inurcn, i nur, er li Frances denvenuto Laurel Gardens; wile of the late Numie (Sam) Anareila; be-loved mother of AAr rvjiu ii iotw LKXurny vorpe Mall, also survived by 11 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren Wilkwlfe of the late James nuun.

ROME Nov. 1, 1979; wife of the late Warren Low; beloved mother of Myrtle Low and vii rtov, 12, 1979, In St. Oak- Memorial Hospital; Mary Alice Crawford; daughter of the late Peter E. and Alice Madden Crawford. Friends received on Wed.

from 2-4 7-9 pm at the mts, ciaooria Buene smith; end host of other relative-Friends received at the SPRIGGS AND WATSON FUNERAL HOME, 720 N. Lang Ave, E. where funeral services will be held on Frl. at 1 p.m. Interment, Homewood Ur Jfl.

-flranocnir- wi. dostwick- motner of J. King and Robert Bostwlck; iom nmucner or Laurel oar dens and Mrl. nrtr tnm, rmiiin ickiivru oi ir H. P.

BRANOT FUNERAL Mrs. Kicnaro (Hat) Asnton; orandmother of Sanrll Child. Dorothy O. of Forsythe Rd, Scott Twp, Pe, on Nov. mert of Cranberry also eight titter nt PaHl, and Jonl Ashton.

Friends mav call at esatjeirc i sisnrr or warrer j. Dim. rM a I aaa in iw 3U, v.vcu uy live grano- children end one great-granddaughter. Friends received at T. 6.

TURNER'S, 729 Wallace Ave, Wllk, Tue. 7-9 p.m. Wed. 7-4 7-9 p.m. Services peu, iuj.

retry Perrysvllle, from 2-4 7-9 R.m, where Services will be eldon Thur. afternoon et wwi, vimem ana JUI'a Benvenuto, Mary Blonde, Ann UALLA. MVINfc FUNERAL HOME, 702 Beaver St, Sewickley. Mass of Christian Burial In St. James Church on L.

KNEE LTD, Center at enwrery. STANDISH Lebanon, Pe end slster-tn-law) Lunsford, Antoinette Ponterl. 1 wiik. (perking on premises). Services on Frl.

afternoon et I o'clock, (Family inerese scon, end Recheel Devine. Friends will be re-ceived an Wpit mmi Thur On Maa is lore i nur. ar iu a.m. DEMASTUS-REID ii-. mwning ar ocioch, BOYD n.i, -ig survived by nieces end nephews.

Friends may call at the BRA-DWELL 4 NIRELLA, INC, FUNERAL HOME, cKerhers homes Anderson Jr. 'of 130. GRATZ Ralph W. of Spring Ave, Bellevue; father of Mrs. Bebe Coon and Ralph W.

Walters also survived bv two grandchildren end 4 great- grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 end 7-9 et the HERBERT KING JR. FUNERAL HOME, Rt. I et Woodland Circle, Allison Park, where Services will be held Thurs. morning at 11 o'clock.

WEBBER On Monday, Nov. II, 1979, In Washington Hosp, Washington PA, Goldie of McDonald RO 3 mother of William E. Webber III, John A. Webber, ijrs, Frances Chappell; sister of Wetter F. Knepshlelb, Mrs.

Irene Rofh; survived also by 13 grandchildren end II greet-grandchiidrea Friends received et the J. NATION FUHERAL HOME, 220 E. Lincoln Ave, McDonald. PA. Services Thursday, Nov.

15, 11 em. i. irum ai -v p.m.; MURPHY UV- I in bi VST. 3 Pm- the LESTER C. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, 539 California Avelon.

Mass of Christian Burial at St. Terete a eri, nve. er MensneKJ Carnegie, Pa, where Services On Nov. 9, 1979, Lula S. Boyd: beloved mother of Evelyn Boyd Hill; sister of Adbar On Mon, Nov.

1979, Flor. ence E. of West Mifflin, Paj widow of Oscar G. Oemastus: mother of Robert p.iri wu p.v i-e, is, rrav. 12: beloved husband of On Sun, Nov.

11, 1979, Anne L. of Lewrencevllle; wife of in ue new on 1 NOV 15. at 10 am. Famifu re. Blair, Oliver Cerra, Saverio (Sam) Costantino, James P.

Frankel, Louis S. Gahring, Bertha Waid Greenberg, Liu Rabinovltx Komoroski, Stanley Murphy, Anna Rogal (Rogel) Carl Rome, Dorothy G. Silinsky, Arthur A. Slater, Edwyn Trotier, Caroline M. Fltterer Williams, Charles Ells Wolbert, Mary Wess LNxien usoorne, husbend of Dorothy Cabell; father of Thomas A.

Ill, David Ca-bek, Mrs. Anna S. Mueller; eiso survived bv two grandchildren. Visiting hours on Wed, Nov. 14, from 3:30 to S.M p.m.

end 7:30 to 9 p.m. C.hls late residence. The mlly suggests memorials be rerrvsvine on Frl, raroorougn, Lena wiinngsley, Odessa Crawford. Mmie llem H. Reid, Albert EReid tare jonn t.

Murphy-mother Of Kathleen Kino- Mosenoerger crari; beloved father of W. Raymond Jr. and Mrs. George (Eileen) Kole; brother of Mrs. Lottie Thompson, Miss Haiel morning ar lu OCIOCk.

BAKER ana Mrs. orate ressblnoer; also 10 orandchlldren mnet .1, Quests visitation from 2-4 7-9 p.m. If so desired, eontrl-buttons may be made to the First Christian Church of end John W. Murphy; also sl grandchildren and one oreat. great-grandchildren; sister of er Rev.

John Edison, George Edison, J. O. Edison and Maior Edison; one grandson. Friends are being received at the WEST FUNERAL HOME, INC, 2715 Wvlle Ave. Funeral Kooerr t.

White end Mrs. On Mon, Nov. 13, 1979, et Bielrsviiie, John Paul of grandchild; sister of Margaret Felltsky, Martha Cothocker, ivniwea negan. erienos received at the WH iai lrnvgi. ROWSICK end Mrs.

Emll (Ann) rtund Calling hours begin 7 pjn. Tue. and all day Wed. at CAMPBELL'S CHIPPEWA FUNERAL HOME, 2611 Oar" llrHiron Rdy where Services win be held Thur. at I.

Inter- meaf to vote university or Sewickley Valley Hospital. Services will be held In St. Stephen Episcopal Church, Sewickley, on Thurs. afternoon et two o'clock. Arrangements by the DALLAS S.

IRVINC rrem, vonmn ang William -valeny. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerlv Henningerj 435 lutler St, on Thur. Nov' oTrown; oromer or vri. lone Ferguson end Mr.

Ar-dell Allison. Friends received ft the O. SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, Heckert Sekerstown, wed. 3-4. 7-9 On Mon, Nov.

17, 1979, Me. ryann (formerly of the GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 5436 Brownsville Broughton. Curry, Pa where Services will be held Frl. et II a.m. Interment Jefferson Memorial services win oe held on Wed.

at II a m. from the New PH-grlm Baptist Church, 72 Miller with Rev. Joseph Cain officiating, Interment Allegheny WIBLE nw vi ii ibiw sru.T hi beloved mother of jmm. p.m. a vice on i nur, at II 1 e-m.

Mess ot Kesur. rection In St. Mary's Church, th St at 10 em. Visitations Victor end Mrs. Josephine Klelna; also survived by three Anareila, Frances B.

Baker, John Paul Bates, Orville E. Sr. Bender, Regis (Bud) J. Bliler, William G. (Pep) Bostwick, Mary K.

Boyd, Lola S. Brevard, Hannah M. Chiavetta, Anna Bua Crawford, Mary Alice Demastoi, Florence E. Reid Donaldson, Alexander Donovan, Matthew M. Gratz, Walter R.

Sr. Hackman, Samuel Harper, Samma M. Kane, Eliiabeth K. Keillor, Anna Mae Rogers Koempel, John C. Lauff, John Low, Myrtle Myers, Norma Koepka Patterson, Mary C.

(May) Flynn Riordan, Daniel J. Rowsick, Maryano Rotkowski, Anthony Theodore Smith, Sylvester Standish, Thorcis Andercnn Jr. rmn.A. nuwe, aewickiey. SWARTZEL rem.

DONALDSON MM I V. BREVARD nwm peever reus uimetery. GREENBERG a.m. rrienos mvrrea BATES Orvtllft E. Sr.

on Sun. Nov. 11 ana Tour greet' orandchlldren. Friends rerelw. Am 1 1 i On Nov.

11, 1979, Lite Rabtnovlh. at N. Ml.ml 1979; husband of the late ed at the JOHN J. MITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 S. ISttl St.

Funeral Frl. et 1:15 em. Mess of Christian Burial In St. Helen E. (Ebersole), ege 102, of Covlna Cel.

died Tues! Nov. 4. 1979 In Covlna. after shorf Illness. Born In Clnckv netl, O.

She attended LeSell Hannah M. on Nov. 10. 1979; beloved sister of Mrs. Theime Irving of Pgh.

end Mr. Charles E. Morton of San Francisco, also survived 001 Death Notices tvarorrfT uaiet; Tamer or ur. viile E. Bate Jr.

Friend re of Shaier Twp, husband ol the late Matilda Donaldson; father of Olive Makrls Margaret Porter and Marie Anderson; brother of Louis Jr, and Lawrence Donaldson; also ceived at the 4AMUFL J. JONES FUNERAL HOME. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL Lesimir Lnurcn et e.m. Femlly hours 12-9 pjn. RUTKOWSKI oy one nepnew ana tour nieces.

Friends are being received at the FREDERICK L. VUI'VWA "I AUUVIIIOeiA, MOSS. She was resident of Oum. bus, O. from I904-1923.

Pitts- hi ir nr. Da Ion I am ur-xpec iy on Tuesday, it; L'. J-ewls A. (Bud VSibiei.of Fos Chapel, husband of wilda B. wible; father ot Lynn Elaine Wible, et home, James Oram Wible, of Lewis A.

Wible of Charlotte. N.C.; brother cf Eliiabeth eV. Dawson, of Reading Pa- grandfather of wible, of Sendusky. receive friends 2-4 end 7-9 p.m., Weds, Nov. 14, Shedvside Presbyterian Church Parlor.

Memorial service. II a.m, Thursday, Nov. In Shady-11" Church. Mrs. Wible, respectfully sug.

oesfs memorials to the Boys Ckib of Carnegie or Allegheny Beach, Fia. (formerly of Pgh beloved mother of Raymond RablnovhT of N. Miami Beach, Fie, Mrs. Gilbert (Esther) Click an of Stanton sister of Mrs. Moille Epstein of Stanton also survived bv five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Services wyiie where recitation of Roterv will be held Thun. iwu yrenuMjns. rrienos re I e'S Brownsville Rd, Mt. Oliver. Funeral on eve.

AAai- of Christian Burial pjn. MYERS Norma Koeofca, on Mon, Nov. 12, 1979, of Lemoore; Cel. (formerly of Trafford) mother of James L. Herrmann and Cheryii Koepka; sister of Ar.

nold Burweil, Kenneth end Harold Koepka, Muriel Samuels end Betty Henderson. Family will receive friends 2-4 7-9 p.m. beginning Wed. -2E-m the DAVID A. RITTEfi FUNERAL HOME.

220 Edgewood Trafford, where Services will be held on Frl et I p.m. PATTERSON ceived Wednesday. 7-9 p.m. In the ROBERT NEELY since 'lived In Cent. Prior to rii.

9. xi a.m. Lrrurgv v. nureecu runtK-L HOME, 709 Tioga St, Homewood. Services Thurs.

at 1 p.m. from MAt -k'4 AMF ftwrh Anthony Theodore of 420 ShenAAan OA Frl 10 a.m. In St. Benedict ft C. Church.

Mr, Bates was a O.I a uh wi t.ju a.m. mne-ni oeem, rror. I who ee) In 1941, Mrs. Swertiel retired Hre tor me city of Pah. Family visitation 2-4 riJADcf KOMOROSKI rVNCKAL RUM, llvl Mt, Roval Glenshav.

Services Thursday, ajtl DONOVAN Wllkinsburg. Family and friends are meeting et JJOJ "im vii'u arere on Wed. et II e.m. interment U-U AM If IA-A 1 on Nov. 12; et the Medical Center of Beaver County Beaver Falls Unit: husband of Betty Sydllk; father of Fr.

Theodore Rutkowskl of Pgh, Mrs. Ranald JNency) MeAel BENDER his 13rd. beiove. husband Tinner ur, cast Mini. CERRA mi a.

im Survived by dne son, Karl Unexpectedly In New York, net isreei cemetery, visita-tlen one hour prior to the Service. Contributions may be made to a charity of tha rv'v' 1 wermew M. a. v. riflR, tvro daughters, Mary Helen or nopeweil iwp, Mrs.

oon-eld (Lee) Greco of Chlooewe and Mrs. Anthnnw fM-rv-nnl On Nov. II, 1979, of West, wood. Regis (Bud) beloved husband of Mabel Thornton; father of Howard L. and James R.

Bender; brother of Hnnr a uvki. ui nu'Ln r-'eins, N.J.; Assistant Coal Sales On Tues. Nov. 1J, 1979, Mary i re end Francis Monnett of Eu-Old, Oj seven grandchildren; mary n. tamer of, Mrs.

Merle B. Jarosi, Mrs. Eliiabeth J. Rose, Leonard Theodore F. and Bernard Komoroski; also survived by 22 grandchildren: nine greatgrandchildren.

Friends and members of St. George Holy Name Society received at the WILLIAMS Manager Tor lonorail. formerly with the Lehigh Valley DeMonaco of While Twpj )J grandchlkt-en. Friends will be received et the LUTTON On Mon Nov. 17, 1979, Save, no (Sam) husband of the late Maria; father of Anthony Carmeila Pelandro, Marietta Paiandro.

Theresa Bonaccl and Theime Wright; also sur. vived by eight gundctilidren and 15 great-grandchildren. Friends received 7-4 7-9 el luvruiuren, runer. eiservkM tor Mrv Swertiel iw in r-rrrwurpn, husband of Peoov -1 wiiv vi rne late Robert J. Patterson of Bellevue; mother of Mary E.

Patterson and the late Harold Robert Norman P. and rUNtRML NUMfe. 1117 Slh wevmono n. tsenoer and Aima Llmoert. Friends will be received Wed.

I Thur. 7 4 7 9 pm. at the HARVEY L. CCWBA FUNERAL HOME. 997 Oreentree Green Tree, where Services will be held wm i rr.

isov. if from the KRAMER- Donovan; father of Peggy Ann, John Matthew and Maureen' brother of William J. HACK MAN On Tue, Nov. 11, 1979, Samuel: beloved husband of Jean-nefte Heckmen- father of Mr-Dennis (Judy) Engel end Mel-vin Heckman; brother of Mrs. Mildred Pratt of Miami Beach, Fla also flu vun I.

limhimi i i "nrreneii: nusbano of Lule (Lu) Budde Vvnilams; father of Betty Lou Lutl end Pkhard Williams: brother of v. re erson; grandmoth. er of Robert ft. end John HOME, 209 Allen Ave. Funer-el Mass In St.

George Church on Thurs. et 10 em. Visitation vincem Donovan C.S.Sp.. Mrs. Nora Koren and the late Gilbert Jerome P.

end Inhn rwnuu Ave, Beaver Fells, after P.m. Tue, ell day Wed. Funeral Services In Lutton Funeral Home et 10:40 em. on Thur, Nov. IS, with a Mass of Christian Burial In Holy Trinity Cefholk Church et 11 a.m.

Officiating will be Fr. Theodore RutkowsU Intel mere St. Marv. rttv. tWZS vyilllsms; grandfather Swartzel, Helen WAWIAUU, UniO.

Rev. Richard Crosby officiating. Burial will be held Roselewn Cemetery In Lewhv bur g. m. er muKASLU-KNtE'SOX.

MAN, LTD, 9404 Frank stown Rd Penn Hills. Mass of Christian Burial In Mother of Good Counsel Catholic Church with me temiiy l- p.m. orvnnen ranerson; greaf-prendmother of Kelly Ann Jatterson. CD of A. Court Bellevue I friends received Mini ana Lecev; yeet-grenoTather of Relnee rr ii e.m.

BLAIR Am 11" II ah. E. Ebersole LAUFF Tsanearis. Cocta TROTIER FUNERAL HOME. 440 Unceln Ave, Bellevue.

Mass of Chrn. Cemetery. Chippewa Twp. Ro LATM-'rUSfERAL HOME; 4201 Brownsville Brent-wood, 7-9, Tue. 2-4 7.

Walters, Ralph W. will be received at the L. BEINHAUER SON CO. MORTUARY, JaM West Liber-t. Pittsburgh, Pa, from I.4 00 Thursday, Nov.

IS 1979. Mass of Chris-tlan Burial on Friday, Nov. It, 1979, In the Duquesne Unlver- fl trj 4 1A i vi i nur, morning ar 10 0- clock. CHIAVETTA On Sun. evening, Nov.

11, 1070 An I.J Graveside services end Inter-merit on Wed. at p.m. at New Light Cemetery. Ar. rengements by the BURTON L.

HIRSCH CHAPEL. HARPER On Tues. morning, Nov. 13, 1979 Samma M. Harper it Mt.

Lebanon- wife of John rv sary vvea er 9 pm er Blair; husband of Barbara McDonnell; survived by son, Oliver Blair jr. of Houston, a daughter Mrs. Harry C. B. Simmons of Pph." grand.

ii vnw.n VI the AtsumptMl en Frl et It On Monday, Nov. 12, 1979, of RD. i McDonald, pa; beloved father of Emma Abbott, Mary Vega, Rose Marie Ludwln. Margaret On Sun, Nov. 11, 1979, Cero-ffne Fltterer' Trotw of fland; mother of Mrs.

Dorothy (Betty) Beudo; sister of Mrs. Lene L. Hevey. 1 wea. e.m.-1:30 p.m.

Funeral on wed. a her noon at Webber, Goldie Wible. Lewis A. SILINSKY RIORDAN On Mon. morning, Nov.

1, 1979, Arthur of Wissolik, Mary Enie AM JT ILKr ri iaai win i receivea et JHN A. FtE yVOGEL VOftV WC, 4900 Centre Ave. et uu. WVTCU Wil of the late Michael Chiavetta; mother ol the late Dr. John Chiavetta and Anthony Chiavetta; sister of the late Mich-eel Bue end Marianne Berry.

Friends received at McCARE ptt ctntributions to mt l5 o. Joseph, Ray, Frank Lauff; brother ot Margaret Petrosky, Eliiabeth Emma Grant, Frank end Nick Leuff: also survived win be In Queen of Heaven Cemetery. The family suggests contributions be made to the heart Fund or your favorite charity. Fiiwv Mnce tsoycoTT A. UU II On Mon, Nov.

II, 1979, i Oorchester Apts, Bethel Pirk; (formerly ot Unlontown) beloved husband Af the late r--i Harper; mother of Rodgers M. Harper of Houston, TX, John Harper Jr, and Thomas W. Harper, both of Pgh; sister of Frances Temlln of klno. 001 Death Notice. r- i nm brother of Albert end William finnskv.

Friend, received 2-4. oTliSHan Burial In St. Agnes Church at FRANKEL Riordan; father of Margaret WISSOLIK FUNERAL rtCMVUL, M( 1031 B.U.IHI vi, snu mne greatgrandchildren. Friends IVfiPS 1 THOMAS LITTLE FUNERAL HOMS BROS. INC.

FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut St Shadvslde, on Wed. from r-9 p.m., and Thur. from 7-4 end 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Nov. la at 9 a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial at St. Lawrence rTTnnl KEILLOR (Rogers) On Tues. Nov. 1J. 1979.

Anne Mae Ropers Keillor of Troy -urniOTv, Kicnero Kioraan, Daneen Calhoun end Carole Ann Dustln; brother of Sidney Mri Di ii a.m. er mem sr. Annas Cemetery, Castle Shannon. TSANGARIS Mery Enle ofi Nov. 1979, It lete Uneipectedlv, on Monday, Nov.

1 1979, Louis be-loved husband of Dorothy Frankel; father of Alen of San Diego, Mark. Maury, Nancv and j-Mt mtt beth, John Tener Nancy Law. rence and Harry Craig Simmons; brother ol Aleon. der Bulr of Hvennls Port, Me. Friends may call at H.

SAMSON, INC, 53 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Tue. 7-9 p.m.. Wed. 3-e pm.

Services will be held Thur. afternoon at 1 o'clock In St. Michael of the Valley Episcopal Church, Ligonier Friends may send contributions to Saint Michael of the valley Episce-pel Church In Llgoner. BLUER Suddenly on Mon. Nov.

17, 179, William G. (Pep) Blller beloved husband of Annette Walker Bluer; father of Scott UU and ntklmr- lu-Hi ararvSrhllnr-M trUiJu J--" N.I-I.-I1 Duriei will be held Thursday morning, II o'clock In St. Aiphonsus ChurOi, McDonetd, Si" port, TN Mrs. PA Towle of Knoivllfe. TN.

and JR. McCrary of Fall Branch, TN; grandmother of John D. Harper Hi, and Elliebefh Storey Harper. Friends may call et H. (MAMSON INC, 5.7 Neville (Oakland Civk Center), Wed.

from 7-4 I 7-9 p.m. Services will be held et the Southminster Pr.thut-.l. Sa iuai a mV tstner 2-4 4 7-9 p.m. In the AL- mi iv jru cnie. perry Perrysvllle, whert Services will be held on Thur.

morning et 11 CIOC k. SLATER On Mon, Nov. 1J, 1979, Edwyn L. Slater, of Eastern At "wall; husbend of the late Lillian Walker Slater; brother of Ruth One of Phlle on Tue. Nov.

13, 1979. Cosies beloved husband ot Steiie Jemees" Tsengeris; te- nm, in ner yr," DOIOved wife Howard Keillor; moth, er of Nancy Harrover, Mary Sohngen, Patricia Mlelka and Mark Rogers; sfster of Betty Lesko end William Hlies: also ui vicsie, tieanor, Raymond Sesseno. Merle Russell, FUNERAL MOM 112 For? CntieH OA fi. LEE i aia, cugenia Jsengarls; ton of Perechos brother of Mrs. fen (Anne) Lowenberg, Miss Ethel Frankel, both of Fie, Mrs.

Sam (Leah) Shear end Mrs. Evelyn Abelson, both of son-in-law of Mrs. Frances kart: Church et 10 a.m. Interment will be In the Temple of Memories, Allegheny Cemetery. Friends Invited.

COSTANTINO Suddenly on Mon, Nov. 17, 1979, James In his 14th year: beloved son of Pnr wis rrleo and George nle Jr. Friends received (opo. Home's, South Hills VII-Uge.) Funeral Liturgy In St. Thomas More Church, Thur.

Church, 799 Washington Rd, Family will receive friends 2- 0" Set. Afternoon, Nov. loth, mi. liu. inw.

morning at 11 clock. Interment M-ru. ai i.i, cugenia ot Greece: step-father of William p. Cvlssls, Patricia A. Vasiie-Jos, Olane Koopman, Charles J.

Chrlssls; brother ot MILLER FUNERAL HOME, Trnw Hill ihr. ill mo Kooerr ot onere survived also bv sever. J33 Butler St, Erne. FunerS Mass In Madonna of Jeruse- also four orandchlldren. Services at Temple Smel, 550J Forbes on Wed.

at I al nieces and neohews. weter. h.M Crl II vllle, TN. Contributions In memory of Mrs. Harper may be made to the Southminster Presbyterian Church.

Friends Invited. are pnen Ol Liearweter, Fie, John and Marie Prols pt of Gladys M. Sperlfng and lore B. Teggart. Friends end members of Steemfltters Local 449 i Stuckrath the late Dun Lee; mother of Howard Lee.

of LA. Calif, Mrs. Linda Chau, Hong Bill G. Lee, all of Pgh and John 0. Lee of LA.

Cent'' also survived by adopted ton, Thomas Lee of LA. li grandchildren and seven I ROGAL (ROGEL) On Mon Nov. 12, 1979, Carl of the husband of Mary Kontra; father ot Shirley Sharkey and Carl alto sin grandchildren; brother of Frank, Lena Stewart, Anne Novalls, Jennie Shamonsky, WOLBERT a eiso uve grenocnil-dren nieces end nepheWs. KOEMPEL en of W.w. II, member of Asplnwall Amer.

Leg. Post No. 77. Friends will be recelv. ed J-9 p.m.

Wed. et the BLAINE WEDOELL FUNERAL HOME, 100 Center Ave, and Barbara Early Costantino; brother of Anthony, Stephen, John, Roger, Richard, Robert, Susan Kecxorowski and Maria Costantino; grandson of Mr. i Mrs. Anthony Costantino and Mrs. Mildred Earlv.

Frlenn. p.m. interment Temple Slnel Memorial Park. Family will receive friends In the Lock-hart Lounge. Temple Slnel, from 11 to 1 p.m.

Wed. Ar. renoements bv the euRTnu KANE Wary Wess on Mon. Nov. 11, Lodge 4.0 received 1 "-ii in.f vtg a.

i BEINHAUER SON CO! MORTUARY, 2430 West lb A un lues. NOV. 13. 1979 Elite- beth of Dorchester Apts, ui or Anrnony Ik1 fomer of the lete aa.iiiiut-11. rrienos Of Waldo south Hills; on Mon, Nov.

1J. 1979; John C. Koempel; In his 7)rd year; beloved husband of Anna Svdow Koempel; father of John P. and P.ul lrnmn.l' con awom net rare; peioveo wlte of Charles W. Kane; mother of emtN time of service el ii received 2-4 7-9 pm at the EDWARD A.

SCHEPNER FUNERAL HOME, 16S Noble Ave, Crafton. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Phlhn ar WM. SLATER 1 SONS, INC. Virginia Ave.

kear. sarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Thurs. Nov. 15 at I p.m.

Masonic Service Wed. at I p.m. interment In Jefferson Memorial Perk. rf-r aiu CenterL -m an, lie if a iviv i win be held Thur, afternoon et I o'clock. SMITH Sylvester.

In the VS. HonM- L. HIRSCM CHAPEL. GAHRING On Mon Nov. 17, 1979, Bcr-tha Waid; wile of the late Joseph L.

Ganrlng (formerly of nwn in me ojy la. Qfmmk Cyltwdo. Church. 9-4 and 7-9 nm whir. wnere ii iiiv also nieces end nephews survive.

Friends received 2-4 4 7-9 at the ANTHONY O. ITAAB FUNERAL HOME, 900 pm, services will be held Thurs, Brown, Helen Groetsch, end John. Friends and members of the Motion Picture Operators Local 171 received at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME. UI) Brighton Rd. Mass ot Interment In Philadelphia on Sat.

Arrangements by the ALBERT J. FREVVOGEL FUNERAL HOME, Church on Thur, Nov. 15, at brother of Charles, Patrick and Howard Loempel; also four grandchildren. Friends received at the HOWARD A. WALTERS iu a.m.

zl iv irrrer ment Homewood Cemetery, beloved son of Mrs. Carrie K2n. Church on Thur. Nov, On Tues, Nov. vcnnings, eromer Of Mrs, 1979.

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