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16- PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1933 Six New Citizens Meet a New Judge OBITUARIES tomorrow will a rtal reunion for tht church pastor. Father Robert Gray. The priest several veeks ago Doll Contest Ends Sept. 7 samz ployed at the Clair ton Works KARL E. HIRSCH from 1906 until his retirement Karl E.

Hirsch, 63, former official court reporter for City Detective Stratton Dies; III for Months 29 Years on Force Knew Professional Thieves by Sight as head of the forge shop in Criminal Court here, died 1939. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Veva Friend, and three A nation-wide doll makinri ev 4CiVjr contest, sponsored in Pittsburgh! nd haS rCCUpr by Gimbels, will come to a close1 at hU home in on Saturday, September 7. lhc'Pmslurgh. The picnic will lea- department store announced dancin- ames nd re terday.

I'rcshments as well as the tradi- sons, Clyde of Clairton, George of Large, and Herman, of Miami, Fta. Friends will be received starting Mon Wednesday at his home near Cambridge Springs, it was learned here yesterday. Mr. Hirsch served 30 years as a court stenographer before retiring several years ago. He served as "chairman of the On September 9.

the contest I tional roast beof dinner, to be judges will pick the Pitthnrph servpd from 4 10 P- -dinners. The judges are Mrs. day evening at the Finney Funeral Home, Clairton, with funeral services scheduled at the Detective Lieutenant James Stratton, 67, who spent more than 29 years on the Pittsburgh Turnpike committee of the Cambridge Springs Chamber of ueorge B. Kimberly; of the Carnegie Tech drama depart funeral home at 2 p. m.

Tuesday. Interment will be in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. iff? vl' Js Commerce and was past presi dent of the Exchange Club of Cambridge Springs. He also ment; Mrs.

Larle A. Brown, of, the National Foundation for In-j fantile Paralysis, and Vickie! BurdelU of the Victoria Model MRS. IDA 31. WAUGII was a member of Pittsburgh sT LT Wn? J. AVfY Lodge No.

484, Surviv COLD MEATS TASTE BETTER ing are his wife; a daughter, police force, died yesterday morning at St. Francis Hospital after an illness of eight months. Lieut enant Stratton, of 5001 Second Aveune, spent most of his Mrs. Alice H. Davies, of Pitts ing School.

I Pittsburgh winners will bo forwarded to New York where they will compete against Winners from other sections of the country'- Top prize is a 16-day Mrs. Ida M. Brown Waugh, 84, of 527 Avery Avenue, North-side, died yesterday in Doctor's Hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of James A. Waugh, who died in 1954, and yesterday was her 64th wedding anniversary.

Mrs. burgh; a brother, Edward F. Hirsch, of Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs. Freda P. Morton, I I I of Spokane, Wash.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. trip to Europe. When the contest is flnishd. the hand-made dolls will be tomorrow at the E. B.

Laughlin Waugh was born in Lawrence-ville, the daughter of the late Funeral Home, 3310 West Lib come i a gift for Mr. and Mrs. Pressley children throughout the world. Brown, and had lived in that erty Avenue. Burial will be in Allegheny Cemetery.

Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home. district most of her life. She' lived for a time in Millvale be-' fore moving to the She was a member of the Butler Street Methodist Church in time on the Lt. Stratton force with the street squad because he knew so many professional shoplifters and pickpockets by sight. Once, the lieutenant came close to being robbed by a pair of pickpockets in a bus station.

Joined Force in 1923 While he watched one of them, whom he knew, the other patted W. Mifflin Church Picnic Tomorrow The annual St. Agnes Church WOELFEL SERVICES Services for Lawrence W. Woelfel, 74, retired treasurer of the Oswald Hess Packing Company, will be held at 2 p. m.

today at Schellhaas Son Fu picnic on the church grounds, St. Agnes Lane, iVest Mifflin. neral Home, 707 East Street, Northside. Mr. Woelfel, of 1612 which she was married.

Surviving' are three sons, Earle R. of Overbrook, night city editor of the Pittsburgh Press; Chester G. of Pleasant Hills, and William B. of Ross Township; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Jockel of Troy Hill; a brother, West S.

Brown; two sisters, Mrs. Amy Sproull and Mrs. William Kim- Pot-Gazue P.ioiu 1G; Anna Lucky, 17; Rochelle Eichenbaum, 13, and her sister Hadassah, 17. Beside Mcllvaine are Donna Foytik, 6 and Patricia Morgan, 4. They tome from Germany, Poland and Israel.

Both Donna and Patricia were adopted In Germany by former oldier. WELCOMED In his first appearance on the Federal Court bench yesterday Judge John Mcllvaine administered the oath of alle gianee to 95 new citizens. Here he is shown greeting six of the youngest In his chambers. Left to right, standing, are Rosemary Seidler, Emanuel Street, Northside, died Tuesday in his home. He had retired after 38 years with the company because of illness.

Die; 16 grandchildren and 25 Mr. Woelfel joined the company European control in a plebis ani; a 'daughter. Renita Dr. KocchlinS, Saar great-grandchildren. Friends in 1917, its first salesman.

He cite to be held October 23. him down to see where he kept' his wallet. Instead of a wallet, the man found a pair of handcuffs and Lieutenant Stratton sent the two professionals to jail. Lieutenant Stratton first joined the force in June, 1923, but quit a short time after he joined. In March, 1926, he went back to the force as a detective and stayed.

He was made a lie-tenant in 1949. Sick for the past eight months, will be received at the Walter of South Park Road, Magnate, UlCS ADVERTISEMENT J. Sperlinsr Funeral Hnmp. e99 was a member of McKinley Lodge of Islam Grotto, Northside Sportsmen's Associa HEIDELBERG. Germany, Aug.

25 (. Dr. Hermann Leo of New Brighton, Pa. and William of East Liverpool, Lockhart Street, Northside, where services will be held at tion and the Independent Order Roechling, S2, the Saar's great of American Mechanics. Sur 2 p.

m. Monday. Burial will be Iour sisters, Mrs. tiia tncra-in TTnitoH i pera of California, Mrs. est steel magnate, died of vivors are three daughters, Mrs.

heart ailment in a hospital in Gervise Reif, Mrs. Grace Jacob Ann Falica and Mrs. Frances Dawson, both of Midland, and Edith Cipriani of Pitts nearby Mannheim. He was formerly general di CIPRIANI SERVICES Funeral services for Louis S. V2r THE YwlJ FINEST rr I POTATO CHIP! MADE! and Mrs.

Lillian son, Lawrence Woelfel; 11 grand he was relieved of duty four rector of the Roechling Iron burgh. months ago. He suffered his last Cipriani, 38, of 22 North Main children and seven great grand and Steel works at Voelklingen heart attack Saturday. What you should know about sleep Can you get by on 5 or 6 hour sleep? Can you make up later for lost sleep? Is the sleep you get before midnight the most valuable? How harmful are sleeping pills? Can snoring cured? September Reader's Digest brings you scientific acts, plus advice on getting a good night's and head of a GerrrTan familj Deaths Elsewhere children. Friends are being re ceived at the funeral home.

Street, Masontown, Fayette County, who was fatally injured Tuesday in an accident at the which dominated the Saar's Samuel H. Lackland. SO. Funeral Tomorrow Survivors are his wife, Mrs 7:00 P. M.

THE AMES IROS. 10:00 P. M. UNDERCURRENT "DEATH RIDES A WILDCAT' Cokeburg mine, will be held at tired businessman and one of nuv, RICHARD C. FRIEND Richard C.

Fjiend, 82. who retired in 1939 as superintend i 9 a. m. tomorrow in St. Joseph's Church of Cokeburg, Burial will be in Scenery Hill Ceme the founders of Mobiles from its holdin in Azalea Trail and the Alabama u45 whcn Amcrican troops Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo, in ihe aar rJ, fry Wise IULIENNE POTATO STICKS ent of the forge shop at the Clairton Works of United States Roechling's death came as tnt tery.

Mr. Cipriani was a member of St. Joseph's Church, Post 423 of the American Legion. Elsie Hopkins Stratton; a daugh-j 1er, Mrs. Fred Crum; a son, Earl Stratton.

of Cleveland; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Bacon, and live grandchildren. Friends are being received at the OToole and O'Connor Funeral Home, 5106 Second Avenue, where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. Saar was embroiled in a bitter Steel Corporation, died Wednesday at his home in Daytona Clarence Graff, Santa Barbara music and arts patron, a past president of the Music Academy fight between pro-German parties and Premier Johannes Hoff United Mine Workers Local Beach, Fla.

A native of Eng 2 9tUrft WtltprtitKU rest. Get September Reader's Digest: 44 articles of lasting interest, including the best from leading magazines and current books, in condensed form. land, Mr. Friend came to this 1198, the Sons of Italy and the mann, head of the Christian ol the West, and former international relief worker, in Santa country in 1884, moving to Clair Moose Lodge. Surviving are People's Party, who wants the ton in 1903.

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