Death; Natirrs ABRAMS Helen Edword M. Abroms, dear Konrad mother of (Mrs. Roger), Michael D. and Daniel grandmother of five, sister of Vic. tor and, Richard Votsch, Ann Chervenka Mathew) and the late Rudy Votsch.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Dec. CORRIGAN FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE. AT W. 148 ST. 1:30 P.M.
Interment Lakewood Perk Cemetery. Family suggests memorial contribution to Christ United Methodist Church, Lorain Ave, at W. 138 St. 4P 1. ANIA See Salvatore notice.
ARMSTRONG, GUSSIE See Frazier Notice. BARBERIC Stella Barberic (nee Metzak), beloved wife of Nicholas dear mother of Karen Vincenski (Mrs. Peter), Thomas N. and Nicholas grandmother of Paul and John Vincenski and Nicole, sister of John Metzak. Family suggest contributions to The Northern Ohio Lung Association, 4614 Prospect Cleveland, Ohio 44103.
Funeral Mass, Friday, Jan. 3, ct Holy Family Church, 7367 York Road at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemelery. Family will receive friends at CORRIGANS FUNERAL HOME, WEDNESDAY' AT W. 148TH P.M., THURSDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
Death Notices BARG Ida Waterloo, Burg, wife towa, of the devoted late Max of Annabelle dearest mother sister of of liam Bertha Tucker (Mrs. Jack), WilFine, of Toronto, AI KUMIN Services at THE BERKOWITZ: (deceased) of INC. MEMORIAL CHACLEVELAND SOUTH Thursday, Jan. 2:30 p.m. Family at the residence, 14960 Cedar University His.
Interment Ridge Rd. ter Cemetery No. 2 (Warrensville Censuggests synagoque Secton). Family contributions to the charity of vour choice. BARNETT Grace Barnett, beloved wife of the late A.
H. (Kellious), sister of Marquerite Korb. 50 year Member of Western Reserve Chapter No. 71, 0. E.
S. Family suggests donations be made to the Heart Fund. Services at. the STANLEY H. JOHNSTON.
FUNERAL HOME, 15314 MACAULEY AVE. COR. E. 152 AND LAKE SHORE BLVD. Thursday, ot 1 p.
m. 2-4 VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY AND 7-9 P. Mi, BEDE late James A. Bede, husband of the Ann. beloved father of Mrs.
Philip J. Osol and James grandfather of James, Laura. Nancy and Jeffery, brother of Steve and Mrs. Kay Wilkinson. Funeral Mass Thursday, Jan.
2, at st. Richard Church at 10 a.m. may call at THE KACIREK FUNERAL HOME, 29060 LORAIN WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. A '74 murder toll here exceeds 320 By Thomas H. Greer 6.
It was 11:30 p.m. Oct 25. A joint birthday party for James (Sonny) Phillips and his wife, Leola, was "in high gear at 717 E. 131st St. There had been an argument at the party earlier.
Police said most of the partygoers were involved. But now, the party was alive, the music blared and drinks flowed freely. Suddenly, the front door swung open. A man who had been at the party. during the argument stepped inside.
A witness heard the man shout, "Yeah, damn it. Y'all are still here." The man, leveled a carbine and opened fire. He emptied one cartridge clip, reloaded and started firing again. and Five persons fell dead, including Phillips his wife. Three others were wounded.
Eight persons, including two teen-age boys and a pregnant teen-age girl, were gunned down in a 24-hour period just five days earlier. The killings are grisly testimony to the cold fact that there were more than 320 homicides in Cleveland in 1974. It. was only the second year in Cleveland's history in which homicides exceeded 300, police said. The record is 333, set in 1972.
There were 357 homicides in Cuyahoga County, according to Dr. Lester Adelson, deputy coroner. The county record is 363, also set in 1972. "The depressing thing is that we can sit and discuss these killings objectively." Dr. Adelson said yesterday.
"We have lost the 'capacity to become 1. outraged by them." The slaughter, however. did outrage much of the Cleveland community. Public officials and citizens demanded action. In October, the bloodies month of the year with 38 killings, City, Council President George L.
EL Forbes, D-20, he would push for legislation to permit "modified search a and seizure" by police. No such legislation has been introduced to date. It is the handgun that has caused the most death and destruction in Cleveland streets, police said: of all homicides were committed with handguns. "Many persons say they need guns for the protection of themselves and their families," said Lt. Ralph M.
Joyce, head of the Cleveland homicide unit. "But the question is to protect them from whom. "They are not killing burglars. They're only killing their friends and relatives. If a person is afraid of a prowler, he should call the police." Dr.
Adelson said that of the 1,500 atopsies he fr performed in 1974, the first and last were homicides. The first recorded homicide of the year was Martin Vasicek, 78. of 11125 Parkview Ave. SE. whose body was foudn in the garage of property he maintained at 2968 East Blvd.
SE. His body was found by a neighbor about 6 p.m. New Year's Day. The last autopsy performed by Dr. Adelson was yesterday on the body of Vincent Meisel, 27, of 935 E.
150th St. Meisel was cut down in a hail of bullets at the Cafe, 14901 St. Clair Ave. NE Monday A night. Peart, The who brutal was gunned murder of down as 5-year-old she played Kimberly in an alley behind the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Peart, 3271 W. 82d was one of the years most disturbing. A car with three men pulled into the alley. A shot was fired from the car, striking Kimberly in the head.
She died seven hours later. 4 During the trial of the men accused in the shooting of Kimberly, there was testimony that the gun went off accidentally. Two groups of youths had in a running feud in the area. Two men were convicted of murder in the little girl's death. A third was acquitted.
"The most disturbing Dr. Adelson said, "is the predictability. We know that in the next 365 days more than 300 persons will be killed in this civilized community. "And this does not even begin to count those who don't die. How about those who are left crippled nor left scarred of body or soul? Year -end statistics on homicides are like the tip A of an iceberg of the human violence in our community," he' said.
"The largest portion is below the water line. We don't even see it." Safety forces paid late in Middleburg Heights Paychecks for Middleburg Heights police and firemen were several hours late yesterday. They had to wait for a special meeting of City Council to: appropriate the money. D. John J.
Kobak, council finance chairman. was especially upset because he said, 'There was a council meeting. Dec. 23 and at this meeting the mayor and the finance director were asked if they had all the money they needed for 1974 and said Mayor Carr added that the special council meeting was also needed to aliocate money in the 1974 budget for necessary repairs to service department vehicles and approve a 1975 budget. The 'six councilmen present last night appropriated $16,837.54 to include the payroll plus The ordinance was signed after the meeting and the 26 policemen and 16 firmen were paid.
BEERS Drive, Russell O. Niles, Beers, Mich formerly of Bay age 66, of Morris band Village, of 0. Ruby Dec. father of Mrs Pat 31 at Niles. HUSDeehr of Berlin 0., Gary of of Niles, Montgomery, Mich.
Ala. Services at the SWEMand Wiiliam MICH, SMITH 10 a. FUNERAL m. Friday HOME, Jan. 3.
BuriMILES, al in Cosperville, Ind, BEHLKE Emilie Behike, beloved Mrs. wite of the late Emil, mother ot Erma Wilker, Mrs Selma and Ronschke, Arthur Mrs. Mildred Schlegel and Herbert both of Michigan, er. Passed away Sundov Dec. 29.
grandmother and Memorials may be forwarded to $1. Mark Lutheran Church. All Services at St. Mark Lutheran Church, Pearl Rd. at Ardmore Thursday Jan, 2, at 1:30 p.
m. Friends may call HOME, at 4334 the PEARL RD. FROM 2-5 BUSCH FUNERAL AND 7-10 P. M. WEDNESDAY.
Death; Notices BILLINGS C. Ray Billings, beloved husband of Alice. L. (nee Egeler), dear father of Alice Rae Billings, Sunday, 3 at Dec. 29.
p.m. at the F. ZIEHM CO. FUServices Friday, Jan. NERAL HOME, 13633.
EUCLID AVE. AT FOREST HILLS BLVD. VISITATION THURSDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. BOOKER John T. Booker, beloved husband of brother of James, Charles and Marv Johnson, uncle of many.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Jan. BOYD 3, at 2:30 SON p.m. at FUNERAL THE Jan. BOYD 3, at 2:30 SON p.m. at FUNERAL THE E.
HOME, 15357 EUCLID where the family will receive friends ON THURSDAY, JAN. 2, 6-7 P.M. neral services Friday, Jon. 3. 10 a.m., at THE KINDRICH-MCHUGH FUNERAL HOME, 33375 BAINBRIDGE SOLON, 0., where friends will be received WEDNESDAY 7-9 P.M..
THURSDAY AND 7-9 P.M. CORFEE Jane E. Corfee of Twinsburg, 0., dear mother of Clark, Kent and Jeff, sister of Mrs. Ruth Beeb and Walter Dipple. Passed away Mon.
day, Services will be held Thursday, 1975, at 2 p.m. at the FUNERAL HOME, TWINSBURG, O. where friends will be received 7-9 P.M. WEDNES. DAY.
CORRIGAN Lucille R. (nee Kyan), beloved wife of the late Paul, dear mother of Mr. Paul J. ot Bolliver, Mrs. Sam Leanza (Sheila) and Mrs.
Barbara Spies of San Rafael, dear sister of Mrs. Lawrence Lazarus (Veronical, sister of the late John Ryan, grandmother of five. Entered into rest December 6. Mass of the resur. rection Rose Church, December 10.
Interment Calvary Ceme. tery. Arrangements by BUTLER AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 226-0811. CORRIGAN Paul J. Corrison, retired Cleveland fireman, dear husband of the late Lucille (nee Ryan), dear fother of Paul Jr.
of Bolliver, Mrs. Sam Leanza (Sheila) and Mrs. Spies of Son Rafael, dear brother Mrs. Frank Folge (Rose) of Carmel, grandfath. er of five.
Mass of the Resurrection St. Rose Church, Thursday at 11 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at SCERBA FUNERAL HOME, 13430 SON WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Arrangements by BUTLER AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 226-0811.
DADANTE Alfred C. Dadante, beloved husband Adalina (nee Marchionda), father of Jomes, Virginia. and Joanne, grandfather of Jason and Brian, brother of Mrs. John (Isabelle) Pesci, Mrs. Frank (Phil) Janda, Mrs.
Julius (Antoinette) Palange, Victor, Rose Candela (deceased), Dec. 28. Funeral mass Thursday, Jan. 2, at St. Christine Church, 10 a.m.
Interment All Souls Cemetery. Family will receive friends at THE BRICKMAN SONS FUNERAL HOME, 21900 EUCLID AVE. FROM 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. DARROW See Saddoris notice.
I- DAVIS Buelah Davis, dear sister of Martha Banks, aunt of Rufus, Addison, Samuel, George and Daniel Banks, Dorothy Yancy and Jessie Jackson. Friends may call at the East 55th HOUSE OF WILLS, THURSDAY, January 2, 7-8 P.M. Funeral service Friday, 10 a.m. at the East 55th St. House of Wills.
DEITRICK Casimera (Kay) Deitrick beloved' wife of Ray, dear mother of Carol Ozanich, Thomas, Patricia and George, and grandmother on and James sister of Josephine, Mary, Casimer and Eddy. Services Thursday at THE ZAK FUNERAL HOME, 6016 ST. CLAIR AVE. 9:30 a.m. Thursday.
Funeral Mass Thursday, Jan. at St. Casimir Church, at d.m.. Friends may call FROM 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY.
DOBLER Mathias, Dobler, devoted husband of the late Maria (nee Eberhardt), dear father of Hans, grandfather of Stephen, brother of Eva Kling of Germany. Friends may call THE LOUIS A. BODNAR SON FUNERAL CHAPEL LORAIN AVE. AT W. 41ST ST.
where services will be held Thursday, Jan. 2, 9:30 a.m. and St. Emeric Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7.9 P.M, BORRIS Peter G.
Borris, beloved son of Mr and Mrs Peter P. Borris, brother of Debbie and Phitip all of Geneva, of arondson of Margaret Borris Kirtland, and Viola Branson of Haz0. ard, Services Friday 10 a. m. Geneva Ky.
Monday Dec. 30 in Geneva, Assumption Church. Friends may call at FUNERAL HOME, GENEVA, WEDNESDAY 7.9 P. M. THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
Interment All Soul's tery, Chardon. BROWNING David Browning, dearly beloved husband of Sandra devoted father of Jeffrey and Gregg, loving son of Helen, dear brother of Ronald and Mrs Diane Freriks. Services at BERKOWITZ-KUMIN INC. MEMORIAL CHAPEL, CLEVELAND SOUTH LOR RD. HTS.
Thursday Jan. a. m. ment Mt. Olive Cemetery.
Family at the residence 3930 Tyndall, University Hts. Contributions suggested to the charity of your choice. BUELOW Roderick W. Buetow, beloved husband of Isabelle (nee Geddes), father of James C. Trotter, grandfather of six, great grandfather of 21, brother of Mrs.
Juanita Tuttle and the late Mrs. Margaret Mazur. Funeral services will be conducted Friday Jan. at 1 p.m. at THE JOSEPH C.
SCHULTE FUNERAL HOME, LOCATED IN SOUTH EU. CLID, 4090 MAYFIELD RD, (EAST OF NOBLE where the family will receive friends THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. CAMP See Compensa notice. CAMPENSA Jean M. Campensa (nee Moher), beloved wife of Ray, mother of Dolores Davis, grandmother of three, Dec.
31. Funeral services will be held Friday Jan. 3, at 10 0. m. at the BRICKMAN SONS AL HOME, 21900 EUCLID where the family will receive friends on THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M.
CARTER. William Edward Carter, passed away suddenly Dec. 30, 1974 in Pompano Beach, Fla. Survivors include, his wife Mary Ann, his son William Edward Carter Jr. daughter, Alice Freemon of Tucson, Arizona and foUr grandchildren.
NO FLOWERS PLEASE. Private memorial services will be held in Pompano Beach. CEFARATTI B. Cefaratti (Dill), beloved husband of Betty (nee Bergoc), father. of Michael and Carla; son of Mike and Luisa (deceased) (nee Pasquale), brother of Mrs.
Fred James (Angela), and Mrs. Rose Urbas. Funeral services Thursday, January 2, 10 a.m. Visiting hours AND 7-9 P.M. AT THE GATTOZZI SON FUNERAL HOME, 15311 ST.
CLAIR AVE. Masonic services Wednesday 8 p.m. George A. ly Lodge No. 11 CHEETHAM Helen M.
Cheetham, wife of the late Wilfred mother of Wilfred H. and the late Robert, grandmother of John and Bill. Memorial services on Sunday, Jan. 5, at 3 p.m. in the First United Presbyterian Church of East Cleveland.
Family suggests contributions may be made to the Cleveland Area Heart Society. BOSWELL Arrangements by THE JONES MORTUARY. CLOW Robert L. Clow age 45. Late residence Bedford dear father of Wayne of Euclid, Dyana Baynes of Mantua, Robert, Michael and Connie of Solon, son of Mrs.
William Clow of Urichsville, brother of Morgaret Coach, Mildred Conard, Sarah Baughman, George, James, William and Carl. Fu- Drath Notices DAILY ISSUES Received until 9 P.M. -All Editions 11 -Greater Cleveland Final SUNDAY ISSUES 6:30 P.M. Editiens 10:30 P.M. Cleveland 11:00 P.M.
Sat. -Part of Greater Cleveland CALL 523-4860 DONSANTE Anthony Donsante, of Wickliffe, 0., devoted husband of Lillian (nee Donotrio), beloved father of Lindo Sinclair of Vestaburg, Pa. and Anthony R. Donsante, brother of Car. mon Donsante, Ida DiMattia, Ray.
mond, Frank and Louis R. Orlando. Funeral Mass, 9:30 a.m., Thursday, Jan. 2, at Our Lady of MI. Carmel Church (Wickliffe).
at THE Family LOUIS will receive friends ORLANDO FUNERAL HOME, 29550 EUCLID 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. DUSICK Anna Dusick (nee Drosed), devoted mother of Caroline Bartow, John, Rose Morris, granamother of five, great-grandmother of two, sister of Helen Lediesky, Mary Hall, Margaret Benjo, Irene Webber, Michael, John and George Drost, stepdaughter of Mary Droszd of Pennsylvania. Friends received at THE LOUIS A. BODNAR SON FU.
NERAL CHAPEL, LORAIN AVE. AT W. 41ST where services will be held Friday, Jan. 3, 10 a.m. Interment West Park Cemetery.
VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY 7-9 P.M., THURSDAY 3-5, 7-9 P.M. DUVE Gustavas Duve, age 80, dear father of Walter Adela Jarrell, Lyda Brothers and John, grandfather of 11. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m, at THE ZAK FUNERAL HOME, 6016 ST. CLAIR AVE. Services 9:30 a.m.
at St. George's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HOURS WEDNESDAY, 7-9 P.M. AND THURSDAY 2-5, 7-9 P.M.
EICHENBERGER Sara B. Eichenberger, age 90, Elk Rapids, formerly of Cleveland. Died Dec. 31, at Bellaire, Mich. Survived by one son Jack Eichenberger of New bany, two daughters in law Ellen Eichenberger of New Albany, and Ruth Eichenberger of LaGrange, Ill.
Funeral services will be held Thursday Jan. 2. at THE FUneral Home, Elk Rapids, Mich. Burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Chicago.
FARMER Benjamin B. Farmer, beloved husband of Jean (nee O'Brien), dear father of Susan Benjamin B. and Daniel dear brother of Mrs Joseph H. Buhr (Ann). Services Friday, St.
Christopher Church, Rocky River, at 11 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the MC GORRAY AL HOME, 14133 DETROIT AVE THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P. M.
FERENCE Joseph J. Ference, beloved husband of Dorothy H. (nee Kmetz), dear father of Betty Jakubowski, Joseph Eleanore D. Zaremba and Eddie grandfather of ten, great grandfather of two. Funeral Friday Jan.
3 at St. Wendelin Church, Columbus Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at THE ZABOR FUNERAL HOME, 5680 PEARL. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. FORTE See Frederico notice.
FRAZIER Gussie Armstrong Frazier, beloved mother of Nathaniel Armstrong of Youngstown, Curtis Armstrong, Ruby Dial (deceased), Joseph Armstrona, James Armstrong and Kathryn Smith all of Cleveland, grandmother of thirteen, great-grandmother of 15. Aunt of Mrs Lena Hardin of Cleveland, other relatives and friends. Services Friday 1 p.m. at Triedstone Baptist Church, 3782 Community College Avenue. Daughter Eik Memorial services at 7 p.m., prefamily hour 7-8 p.m.
at CUMMINS AND DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, 13201 EUCLID AVE. FREDERICO Rose Frederico, (nee Forte), beloved wife of Raymond, dearest mother of Theresa, Joanne Holan. Raymond, Larry and Frank, devot. ed grandmother of three, dear sister of Viola Cala and Marie Savoca. Frederico entered into rest Sunday, December 29.
Lady of Funeral Mt. Mass Thursday, Our Carmel Church (East) at 10 a.m. Family will receive friends at the PAUL T. LONG FUNERAL HOME, 12610 WOODLAND AVE. VISITING HOURS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. CORENO SERVICE. GORMAN Nora Gorman, beloved wife of Mrs. the late Frank, dear mother of 11 Calvin Kendall (Helen), Mrs. Frank Konrad (Nora), Mrs.
Kenneth Clark (Mary), William, Frank and John, grandmother of 20, Muss 10:30 a.m, Thursday, Jan. 2, great-grandmother of 27. Funeral St. James Church (Detroit and Granger). Interment may call Calvary at THE Cemetery.
ZEIS FUNERAL HOME, Friends 16105 DETROIT WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. GORMAN W. Louise Gorman, beloved sister of Mildred, Ethelyn, Gertrude, Geraldine, Lillian Parries, Verna aunt Bick- of lev, Grandison and Charles, Donald Parries. Funeral services will be held on Friday, Jan, 3 at 1 p.m., ot THE E. F.
BOYD E. 89 SON where family will receive friends on FUNERAL HOME, 2165 THURSDAY, JAN. 2. 7-9 P.M HAMMAN Edwin E. Hamman, beloved band of Virginia (nee Yeadon) dearest father of Roberta, brother of Ethel Rhein and Florence Rhein, both of Canion, 0.
Funeral services will be held at A. NOSEK AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 4720. WARRENSVILLE CENTER Thursday, Jan. 2, at 11 a.m. Friends received AND 7-9 at P.M.
the funeral home, 2.4 DAY, Interment in Bellmont tery. Youngstown, O. to the Family Heart suggests contributions Fund. HAWRYLUK See Hiodis nolice. HAYES Anna Hayes (nee Lohr), beloved wife of Fred, dear mother of Glen, grandmother of Brian, sister of Vir.
Gerald, and Richard (deceased), ginia Moehle (Wellington, MEMO. 0.) Friends may call at ZELE RIAL CHAPEL, 458 EAST 152ND ST. where services will be held Friday, at 10 a.m. Interment Witloughby Cemetery. VISITING WEDNESDAY 6-9 P.M., THURSDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
HEMMINGS Dr. Clarence T. Hemmings, age 86.1 residence Erie, formerly 29, of Cleveland. Died Sunday, Dec. 1974.
Husband of Mabel Mercer Hemmings Hemmings, of Erie, grondfather of father of William E. Cheryl Hemmings and Brion Hem. mings both of Erie. Friends are invited to graveside services at Knollwood Cemetery, Cleveland on Thursday Jan. 2, at 1:30 P.
M. HLADIS Harry Hiadis beloved husband of Mary (deceased), father of Mrs Ann Hawryluk, Pautine, John and Alex, grandfather of nine, great grandfather of one. Friends received at the HOLOWCHAK FUNERAL HOME, 5548 PARMA. RD. AT TORRINGTON AVE.
Funeral services Thursday Jon, at 9. a. m. Interment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY 2-5 AND 7-10 P.M.
HOFFMAN Elizabeth Hoffman (nee Sepper), beloved wife of John dear mother of Elizabeth Pr tzer and John grandmother of five, sister of Peter Sepper, Mary Fix and the late John Sepper, Monday, Private family memorial services Thursday, Jan. 2 at THE NICKELS FUNERAL HOME, 14500 MADISON AVE. The family suggests that contributions may be made to a charity of your choice. HOLINSKI Janina Holinski (nee Choinicki), beloved wife of the late Alexander, dearest mother of Chester (deceased), and Sabine Bugai, dear grandmother of Jeffrey and Russell Holinski, Alan and Dale Bugai, Sis. ter of the deceased Antoinette Bochenski and Frank, Choinicki.
Funeral Mass Thursday Jan. 2, at Transfiguration Church 9 0. m. Family will receive friends at KOMOROWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 4105 E. 71 ST.
FROM 2-5 AND P.M. WEDNESDAY. HUSZAR Mary E. Huszar (nee Ivan), beloved wife of the late Steve, dear mother of Mrs Charles (Ann) Tiprovich, and Stephen, grandmother of two, great-grandmother of three, sister of Mrs Ella Seith, Mrs Kathryn Hubbs of Florido and the deceased Margaret Word. Friends will be received at the RICZO FUNERAL HOME, 12519 BUCKEYE RD.
where services will be held Saturday at 9:30 a. m. and St. beth Church, at 10 a.m. VISITING HOURS THURSDAY 7-9 P.
M. AND FRIDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. JOHNSON Theodore R. Johnson, passed away Saturday, December 28, 1974, dear of Marlene, Theodore Jr. and Dwayne, dear brother of elght.
Funeral Services will be held DAY, JANUARY 3, 1975 AT 1 P.M. AT THE OF WILLS, 2491 EAST 55 STRFET, where the family will receive friends THURSDAY, 7-8 P.M. JORDAN Robert Emmett Jordan, beloved husband of Rose (nce Hawkins), father of Mrs John Minnick, Mrs John Roth and Robert grandfather of 10, great-grandfather of seven. Passed away Sunday Dec. 29, in Ft.
Meyers, Services at the funcral home Friday Jon. 3, al 1 p. m. Friends may coll of the BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 4334 PEARL RD. FROM 2-5 AND P.M.
THURSDAY. KANCIES Walter Kancies, beloved husband of Adelia (deceased), dear tather of John Anna and Frances, grandfother of Kenneth, and Marilyn, brother of Clementine, Mary, Anna of Lithuania, Madeline of DuBois (all deceased). Funeral services Thursday, Jan. 2, at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment All Souls Cemetery.
Friends may call at THE JAKUBS SON FUNERAL HOME, 936 EAST 185TH ST. The family Suggests memorial donations to the Respiratory Disease Association. VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. KEYES Mary Agnes Keves (nee Murray), beloved wife of the late Charles dear mother of Mrs Albert L. (Rosemary), and William C.
Keyes, sister of Mrs Albert Dorman (Rose) and the late John, Julian and Wil. liam Murray, grandmother of eight, great grandmother of ten. Those desiring may send contributions to The Ursuline Educational Center, 2600 Lander Rd. Pepper Pike, 44124. Services Thursday St.
Dominic Church at 11 0. m. Family will receive friends at the FLYNN-MYLOTT FUNERAL HOME, 4600 MAYFIELD RD. SOUTH EUCLID WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. KNOWLES Errett W.
Knowles, beloved husband of the late Florence (nee Cook), father of Mrs. Dorothy deWit, Mrs. Rosabell Haven, Frank, Mrs. Louise Logan, Richard, Lorence, and Gerald Forbes, grandfather of 25, great-grandfather of 13, brother of Gerould, Dr. Herbert, also six brothers deceased.
Family requests donations in his name to Miles Ave. Church of Christ New Church Building Fund. Services at THOMAS WHEATON FUNERAL HOME, 9213 MILES AVE. Thurs day, Jan. 2, at 1 p.m.
Interment Saybrook Cemetery, Ashtabula, 0. VISITING WEDNESDAY 6-9 P.M. KONCIUS See Kancies notice. KOPIN Death Nutirra Mike Kopin, beloved husband of Jeanette (nee Smolinski), dear father of Dennis, grandfather of three, brother of Anna Bahensky, Frank, George, Dorothy Potocky of California and the late John, Services Thursday Jon. 2, at.
10:15 a. m. at St. Leo's Church. Friends may call at the A.
J. TOMON SONS FU. NERAL HOME, 4772 PEARL RD. WEDNESDAY FROM 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. KORDUPEL Wasyl Kordupel, beloved husband of Tatiana, father of Alex, Dimitro, Myron and grandfather of six.
Friends received at the HOLOW. CHAK FUNERAL HOME, 5548 STATE RD. AT TORRINGTON AVE. PARMA. Funeral services Thursday Jan.
at 8:30 a. m. and at St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Church at 9 a. Interment Sts.
Peter Paul Cemetery. Parastas Wednesday 7:30 p.m, HOURS WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-10 P.M. KRANEK Robert C. Kranek, beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee Kobak), dearest father of Robert, Diane, Cheryl and Dale, dear son of Julia (nee Pelcarsky), and the late Michael, brother of Michael, Richard and Nancy Buvalic. Friends received at THE KIN-DRICH-McHUGH FUNERAL HOME, 14 NEW HUDSON RD.
AURORA, O. where services will be held Friday, Jan: 3 at 10 a. m. and at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church (Aurora), at 11 a.m. Inter.
ment All Saints Cemetery. VISIT. ING HOURS 6-9 P. M. WEDNESDAY, 2-4 AND 7-9 P.
M. DAY. Arrangements by THE HOP. KO FUNERAL HOME. KUBU Lillian E.
Kubu (nee Wells), beloved wife of Edward mother of Wanda Lee. Bowman and grand. mother, dear sister of Bertha dlev of Akron and five brothers deceased. Past Matron of Royalty Court Amaranth no. 15, Past Most Excellent Chief of Hesperian Lodge Pythian Sisters, member of Elbrook' Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, member of Cauldron.
The family will receive friends ot THE KUBU SON FUNERAL HOME, 3271 E. 55 where service will be held Friday, Jan. 3 at 1:30 p.m. Interment Lake View Cemetery. VISITATION WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 2-5 AND 7.9 P.M.
LIMBER Dorothy Rudd Limber, age 61 of Columbus 0., formerly of Cleveland, passed away Dec. 31, wife of James mother of Mrs. Merry of New York and Mrs. Ruth Rowe Raymond, sister of Neil McLaughin of Atlanta, Ga. Private family Ser.
vices to be held at a later date. Memorial contributions in her name may be made to your favor. ite charity. Arrangements by COOK SON FUNERAL HOME CREMATORY, COLUMBUS, 0. LUTZ William F.
Lutz, beloved husbond Irene (nee Bartok), dear father of William, Karen Hoffer and Suson, dear son of William and Ber. tha, dear brother of Robert, Thelma Kowell, and Shirley Mrozek. Funeral services will be held Friday Jon. 3, at The MALLCHOK FUNERAL HOME, 5660 RIDGE PARMA, 0. at 10 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends will be received WEDNESDAY 7-9 P.M. AND THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. MACAIONE See Salvatore notice. MAHER See Compensa notice.
MAJNI Albert Maini husband of Ella, beloved father of Albert Jr. of Maryland and Barbara McGrath, father in law of Mary, dear brother of Mary Kalas (deceased), Elizabeth john and Frank. Dec. 30. Friends Brazen, Andrew (deceased).
may colt at the JAKAB TOTH FUNERAL HOME, 11713 BUCKEYE RD. Services Friday Jan. 3 at Our Lady of Peace Church at WEDNES. 9:30 HOURS 7.9 P. M.
DAY, 2-4 AND 7-9 P. M. THURSDAY. MARTIN Margaret M. Martin, beloved wife of the late William J.
dear mother of Michael Gallagher, Wiltiam J. Martin and the late Margaret Lubinski, grandmother and great-grandmother. sister of Mamie Stovicek of Wilmington, Del. Funeral Mass Holy Name Church, Friday Jon. 3, at 9 a.
m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may' call at THE MAREK FUNERAL HOME, 5040 BROADWAY, THURSDAY 2-9 P.M. MATTEUCCI Ralph A. Matteucci, age 50, of dearly beloved husband Christine (nee Lima), dearest father of Domenic and Theresa, dear son of Theresa (nee Prioletti) and Domenic, deceased and brother of John P.
and Vincent passed away Sunday December 29, 1974. Funeral mass Thursday January 2 at 10 am at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel West. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the CP.ACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 6204 DETROIT 2-4 AND 7-9 WEDNESDAY.
McINTYRE Albert L. Mcintyre, beloved brother of Marian Wynne, Charles E. of Pompano Beach, Irene Robert Mrs. Michael Horvath (Madelyn), the late Thomas, James, John, Leo and Raymond. Funeral Mass St.
Rose Church, Thursday, Jan. 2, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends if may call at BERRY'S FUNERA HOME, 7200 DETROIT AVE. 3-5 7.9 P.M.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MOORE Genevieve Moore, wife of George L. Moore (retired employee of ALCOA), passed away at her home in Aurora, 0., Dec. .29 Memorial services 3 p.m. Friday, Jan.
1975, at STROUD FUNERAL HOME, CHAGRIN FALLS. MURTFELDT Barbara T. Murtfeldt, beloved wife of William, mother of Jean Shenk (Mrs. W. J.
grandmother of three. Those who wish may make contributions to the Cleveland Institute of Music. Me. morial service will be held on Thursday, Jan. 2 at 4 p.m.
at the church of the Western Reserve. Fairmount Pepper Friends may call at the residence, 23576 Stanford Rd. Interment Weedsport, N.Y. BROWN WARD SERVICE, NELSON Don C. Nelson, husband of the late Gertrude father of Don C.
Jr. of Rochester, N. grandfather of Virginia of Rochester. Private family services were held Dec. 31.
SAXTON-KLANKE service. NOVAK Dorothy Lee Novak (nee Watson), beloved wife of Jomes, dearest stepmother of Mark, daughter of Mrs. John (Alene) McMahon, sister of Archie Wotson Jr. Funeral services Friday 11 a.m. in THE BOGNER FUNERAL HOME, 36403 CENTER RIDGE RD.
(RT. 20), NORTH RIDGEVILLE, where friends may call WEDNESDAY 7-9 P.M. AND THURSDAY AND 7- P.M. PLAIN DEALER. Death Notices ORLANDO See Donsante notice.
Nicholas Ortega, beloved husband of Lupe, father of Mary Delagado, Josephine Novak, Dolores Torrero, Andrew Lozano and Jesse Lozano, grandfather and great Funeral Thursday, January 2. ices at St. Catherine Church at 9:30 a.m. Friends may call at THE LES. TER J.
GALLAGHER FUNERAL HOME, 3-5 AND P.M. WEDNESDAY, PASKO Mary Pasko, wife of the late Sam, dear mother of William, Lillie Weldokal, Sophie Tobik, Olga Benco, and George, grandmother of three, and great-grandmother of seven. Friends may call at M. J. KOLODIY FUNERAL HOME, 3136 W.
14TH where services will be held Thursday, Jan. 1, at 11 a.m. Interment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. CALLING HOURS WEDNESDAY 2 TO 4 AND 7 TO 9 P.M. PFINGSTEN Ernest H.
Pfinasten, beloved band of Clara (nee Kilby), father of Alexander and Gladys Grant of 11 Mentor, grandfather of Gary of Willoughby, Richard of Eastlake and Mrs. Gayle Strickland of Witlowick, great-grandfather of four. Notice of services later. Arrange. ments by MAHER-MELBOURNE MENTOR.
942-5795. PHILLIPS David T. Phillips, beloved husband of Heten (nee Koenig), father of Carl Lowell, grandfather of three, brother of Nonnie Phillips of see, Dec. 31. Funeral services will be held Friday Jan.
3 at 11 a. m. at the BRICKMAN SONS AL HOME, 21900 EUCLID where the family will receive friends ON THURSDAY FROM 2-4 AND 7.9 P.M. Contributions to the Cancer Fund would be appreciated. PLOTT Ernest W.
Plott formerly of Bedford, beloved husband of Eleanor (nee Riemer), dear father of David Ernest, Thomas Raymond, and Janice Ellen, son of Albertina and the late Ernest, brother of Clarence and Wilbert. Passed away Monday. It is suggested that memorials be' made to Concordia Lutheran Church, 6705 Brecksville Rd. Independence O. where services will be held Thursday, Jan.
2, 1975 at 1 p. m. Friends received at the DONALD B. JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, 521 BROADWAY BEDFORD 3-5 AND 7-9 P. M.
WEDNESDAY. POLAKIEWICZ Stanley Polakiewicz, beloved husband of the late Eleanor (nee Choinowski) dear father of Janice, Percy (deceased), Thomas and beloved grandfather, dear brother of Helen Wisniewski, Joseph, Lottie Frost, John, Peter, Paul, Frank, Josephine Sypen, Stella Choinowski (deceased). Funeral services Thursday Jan. 2, St. Stanislaus Church at 9 a.
m. Friends received at GOLUBSKI FUNERAL HOME, COR. E. 65 AND FULLERTON AVE. TUESDAY AND WEDNES.
DAY AND 7-9 P.M. PORTER Ruth A. Porter, passed away Friday, December 27, 1974, beloved mother of Genevieve Larkins, grandmother of Mrs. Ruth Ewell Elyria, Ohio, great-grandmother of 13, of tour. Funeral services will be held Thursday, January 2, 1975 at Com munity Ane Church at 12:30 p.m.
The Family will receive friends WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1975, 7-8 P.M. AT THE HOUSE OF WILLS, 2491 EAST 55 STREET. PRILESZKY Istvan Prileszky, devoted husband of the late Etelka (nee Laszio), devoted father of Etelka Alapi and Istvan of California, dear grand. fother of Istvan, Judith and Zoltan Szabo, LOUIS A. BODNAR SON FU.
Friends received at THE NERAL CHAPEL AVE. AT W. 41ST where services will held Friday, Jan. 3, at 1 p.m. 3-5 VISITING HOURS THURSDAY AND 7-9 P.M.
RADY Priscilla Rady (nee Medvn) beloved wife of Steve (deceased), devoted mother of Joseph, Mrs Alexander (Yolanda) Thomas and Steven, sister of Mrs Mary Horvath and Gabriel Medve of Hungary, grand. mother of Mrs Peter (Linda) Coputo, Joan Thomas, Barbara, Darlene and Janice Rady, great-grandmother of Peter Coputo. Friends may call at the JAKAB TOTH FU. RD. All services Friday Jan.
3, at NERAL HOME, 12014 BUCKEYE the First Hungarian Lutheron Church at 1:30 p.m. HOURS WEDNESDAY 7-9 P. THURSDAY 2-5 AND 7.9 P. M. RATNER Leonard Ratner.
The Officers and Board of The Americon Friends of the Hebrew University deeply mourns the passing of a Director and Former Vice Pres. Founder, Honorary Govenor and generous benefactor of the Hebrew University future of of Israel was reflected in his Jerusalem, his faith in the dedication to its institution by the of Lillian High. er education, and Ratner Scopus, lovingly dedicated to nis Student Residence on MI. late wife. Our sincere condolences to the family.
Henry Sonneborn 111, Chairman Executive Comm. Vice Seymour Fishmon, Executive Board of Governors, The Hebrew Samuel Rothberg, Chairman University. tr RATNER 4 Leonard Ratner. With great sorrow and a deep sense of personal 1055, the Officers, Cabinet and Staff of The United Jewish Appeal mourn the passing of an outstanding Civic forLeader and Philanthropist. A mer member of The U.J.A.
at Campaign Cabinet, and Past Vice President of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Cleveland, he was a prominent force in the American selfless devotion and long years of service Jewish Community, whose to the Jewish People in Israel and throughout the World will always our be remembered. We extend heartfelt condolences to his beFrank reaved R. family. 'Loutenberg, General Chairman Paul Zuckerman, Pres. Irving Bernstein, Executive Vice Chairman RATNER Leonard Ratner, devoted husband of the late Lillian, beloved father of Albert B.
Ratner and Mrs. Sam (Ruth) Miller, loving grandfather and great-grandfather, dear brother of Max Ratner, Mrs. Dora Suken. ik, Mrs. Fannye Shafran, Mrs.
Ir. ene Zehman (deceased), Harry Ratner (deceased), Charles Ratner (deceased) and Mrs. Frieda Eisenstadt (deceased). SERVICES WILL BE HELD THURSDAY, JAN. AT 1:30 P.M., AT THE PARK Synagogue Interment Pork at goque Cemetery.
Family the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Ratner, 2612 Fairmount Blvd. Arrangements under the direction of BERKOWITZ-KUMIN INC.
RAYMOND Felix Raymond, age 76, beloved husband of Henrietta (nee Milford) dear brother of Frances Manzo and Angelo both of Monongah, W. Va. and Domenic of Grafton, O. and Carmella Cappozi of Bellaire, O. Funeral service Fridoy at p.m.
at THE DONALD MARTENS NERAL HOME, 11210 DETROIT AVE. Friends may call FROM 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M. THURSDAY ONLY. REA Olive Rea (nee Agnew), beloved wife of Kenneth brother of Mrs. Thomas Davis of Miami, Mrs.
John Dyck of Ann Arbor, and Thomas grandmother of Sharon Dyck, and Elizabeth Davis, sister of Mrs. Ruth Davis, Mrs. Grace Brimner, and Mrs. Eva Garbart, (all of Boynton Beach, Fla.) Mrs. Eleanor Shontz of Tucson, Arizona, Mrs.
Alice Copeland of Conneaut Lake, Nelson Agnew of Lake Worth, and William and George Agnew of burg, Pa. Passed away Monday, Dec. 30. Memorials may be forwarded to Deaconess Hospital. All services ot Ridgewood United Methodist Church, 6330 Ridge Wednesday, Jan.
1, at 7:30 p.m. Friends may call at THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 7501 RIDGE RD. FROM 2-5. P.M. DAY.
REMENSKY Carl P. Remensky, beloved husband of Elsie (nee Baiser), dear father of John D. of Pittsburgh, Pamela Dressel, dear brother of Helen Baran of Terry Francis, and Cari P. and Paul E. Lemish, dear uncle Florida, Jean, Josephine Valardo Funeral services Saturday Jon.
4, ot the MALLCHOK FUNERAL HOME, 5660 RIDGE RD, PARMA, 0. at 10 a. m. Interment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery. Family will M.
ceive friends THURSDAY 1.9 P. FRIDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P. M. RERICHA Hermine Rericha, (nee Metz), wife of the late Joseph, beloved mother of Mrs. Ruth E.
Taylor and Mrs. of Mariorie Potts, grandmother Donald, Sherry, Caroi, Jeannette and Lori and great-grandmother, sister of the late Catherine Smith and Addie Metz. Services were held Nov. 22, 1974. SADDORIS May Prudence Saddoris, beloved wife of the late John Edward, deor mother of Lottie M.
Squire, Charles Darrow and the late Maurice. er, Tuesday a.m. Friends may call grandmother and great grandmoth. at THE BOLLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 7810 DENISON where services will be held on Friday at 1 p.m. CALLING HOURS I.
P.M. WEDNESDAY, AND AND 7.9 P.M. THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Drath Nutices SALAMON Diane C. Salamon, beloved daughter of Antoinette and Rudolph Salomon, dear sister of Dennis R.
Salamon, granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Bizjack. Services Thursday St. Pas. chol Baylon Church at 10 a.
m. Interment All Souls Cemetery. Fomt. ly will receive friends at THE FLYNN MYLOTT FUNERAL HOME, 4600 MAYFIELD SO. EUCLID, WEDNESDAY AND 1-9 P.M.
SALVATORE Mary Salvatore (nee Trusso), beloved wife of the late Dominic, dear mother of Mrs. Vincent (Thereso) Macajone, Mrs. Carmelo Ania, Mrs Charles (Anna) Scalabrino, and Carmen Trusso of Florida, grandmother of nine, great-grandmother of 18, and great-great. grandmother of two, dear sister of Carl Barone. Services will be held Thursday at Holy Trinity Church (Bedford' Hts.) a.
m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, The family will receive friends at the BIONDO 8 SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5555 BARTLETT (COR. OF ROCKSIDE), WEDNES: DAY 2-4 AND 1-9 P.M. SARO George Saro, beloved husband of Vera (nee Sesar), dear father of Mrs. Ronald (Linda) Flala, Nancy and George Saro son of beth and Paul Saro, grandfather of three, dear brother of Mrs.
Marie Koll and Paul Saro. Services will be held Thursday Jan. 2, at the funeral home at 11 a.m. Interment All saint's Cemetery. The family will receive friends ot the BIONDO SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5555 BARTLETT RD (COR.
OF ROCK SIDE), WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SAUNDERS Archie Saunders beloved husband of Thelma, father of Archie Henry Jr. and Alice of the home, brother of Junior Lee Saunders of Ft. Wayne, uncle of Mar nephew of Marshall Carter of Akron, 0., grandfather of one; also survived by 30 nieces and nephews and other relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services Friday, at 1 p.
m. ot the Jerryroe Baptist Church 11918 Kinsman Rd. Family receiving friends Thursday FROM ot THE E. F. BOYD SON FUNERAL HOME, 15357 EUCLID SCALABRINO See Salvatore notice, SCHIELE Anton Schiele, Sr.
of Eastlake, 0., beloved husband of the late Katherine (nee Brenner), dear father of Anton Christian George three sisters. in Germany, grandfather of eight. Funeral mass Fridav Jan. 3 at 10 a.m, at St. Justin Martyr Church, 35739 Stevens Eastlake 0.
Interment All Souls Cemetery. Friends may call at THE McMAHON FUNERAL HOME, 38001 EUCLID LOUGHBY THURSDAY AND 3, St. Paul's Church (Chardon Rd.) at 9:30 a.m. Interment All Soul's Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the BRICKMAN SONS FUNERAL HOME, 21900 EUCLID THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
STASTNY Gladys Stastny (net Konvi), beloved wife of the late Edward, dear mother of Marcella Moenring and the late Dorothy Miskovic. grandmother of seven, great-grandmoth. er of three, dear sister of Margaret Wilkins of Malibu, and the late Frank, Steven and Gertrude Konvi. Funeral Mass Thursday, Jan. 9:30 a.
m. St. Francis de Sales Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call ot the SCHUSTER-STRAKER FUNERAL HOME, 5904 RIDGE RD.
PARM4 FROM 2-4 AND 7-9 P. M. WEDNESDAY. STAURSKY Anna Staursky (nee Koczak), be. loved wife of the late George, mother of George, Mary Lechko, Wit.
liam, Steve, Alice Malinak, Michael, Anna Ruedi: of California, Nicholas, Andrew, John, and grandmother of 26, great-grand. mother of 16. Friends may coll at THE FERFOLIA SONS FUNERAL HOME, 5386 LEE NEAR. BROADWAY, MAPLE HTS. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m.
Services St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church, 10000 Union Ave. at 10 a.m, VISITING WEDNESDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. (Parastas Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.) STEFANEK John Stefanek, beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Poloma), loving father of Joseph and Frank, dearest father-in-law of Eleanor and Alice, dear brother of Elizabeth Krall and Catherine Hulin. grandfather of eight, great.
grandfather of six, Mr. Stefanek entered into rest December 30. Member of Holy Name Society. Pope PiUs K. of C.
and First Catholic Stovak, Ladies Union, FUneral service Thursday, Jan. 2 at 9 a.m. at the funeral home and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Benedict Church.
FRIENDS MAY CALL AT THE SAINT JOHN FUNERAL 10601 BUCKEYE WEDNESDAY 2-5 AND 7-9 P.M. STILWELL D. Stilwell (nee beloved wife the late Charles dear mother of Jane Leigh (Mrs. A. Macon), and the late Lt.
Herbert E. Stilwell, grandmother of two. The family prefers that those who. wish make contributions in her name to the Visiting NUrses Assoc, or First Baptist Church, 3630 Fairmount Blvd. Memorial services will be held Thursday Jan.
2, at 2 p. m. in Phillips Chapel of First Baptist Church. Interment Lake View Ce. metery.
BROWN- FORWARD SER. VICE. STRASSER Ann M. Strosser (Flachbart), beloved wife of the late Rollen, dear mother of Evelyn DePolo (Mrs. Anthony grandmother of Ronald and Donald DePolo and Gail Fandrich (Mrs.
William greatgrandmother of nine. Funeral services Thursday, Jan. 2, at 11 a.m. at CORRIGAN'S FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE. AT W.
208TH FAIRVIEW PARK. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Family will receive friends WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7.9 P.M. SURGALA Elizabeth J. Surgala (Pilat), beloved wife of the late Joseph dear mother of Mary Susie M.
Kutler, Margaret E. Meyer, Joseph Irene M. and the late Helen and Albert, grandmother of five and great-grandmother of eight, sister of Anna Halko, Mary. Kroggel and the late Julia Senyak and George Pilat. Funeral Mass, Thursday, Jan.
2, at St. Mel Church, 14436 Triskett at 9:30 a.m. Fomily will receive friends at CORRIGAN FUNERAL HOME, LORAIN AVE. AT WEST 148TH WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7.9 P.M. SZCZUREK John Szczurek.
beloved husband of Antonina (nee Beltowski), dearest father of Horriet Trojan, Irene Gacek, grandfather of Deborah Troian, Kenneth and Denise Gacek. Funeral Friday Jan. 3, at the MOSINSKI FUNERAL HOME, E. 65 ST. at 8:30 m.
Services of St. Stanislaus Church at 9 a. m. Inter. ment All Saint's Cemetery.
VISIT. ING HOURS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P. M. TATE Laura M.
Tate (nee Alesch), beloved mother of James, Mrs. Thomas Headley (Margaret), Anna Mae, sister of John P. Alesch of Findley, 0., grandmother of Teresa, Mary (Kathy), Donna and Tommy, Sunday Dec. 29, 1974. Funeral Mass, Thursday, Jan.
2, at St. James Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment Findiey, O. Friends may call ot THE McGORRAY FUNERAL HOME, F. 14133 DETROIT, WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 1-9 P.M.
TOTH Helen V. Toth (nee Vrablic), beloved wife of Charles mother of Mrs. Bonnie Lynn Daymut and Charles F. grandmother of Dawn Daymut, daughter of Anno and the late Frank, passed oway Sunday, Dec. 29.
Services at the the funeral home, Thursday, Jan. 2 at 10:30 a.m. Friends may call at THE BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, SCHLEGEL Nadine Schlegel, beloved daughter of the late Robert and Rose, dear sister of Irma, Robert and the late Raymond. If desired, Memorial Contributions may be made to The Holy Family Cancer Home, 6707 State Rd. Funeral Services will be held Thursday, Jan.
2, at 1 n.m, at THE KACIREK FUNERAL HOME, 29060 LORAIN where friends may call WEDNESDAY 3 to 5 AND 7 to 9 P.M. SEPKO See Sorna notice. SMITHYMAN Helen Smithyman (nee Fohl), beloved wife of the late Ray and the late Howard Vogt, dear moth: er of Jean Nagorski, grandmother of Renee Nagorski, beloved daughter of Anna, sister of Margaret Brennan, Mildred Geddes, Funeral Lee Fohl and Anne Wilson. Thursday, Jan. 2, at St.
Leo's Church at 1:30 a.m. Friends may call at RYBICKI SON FUNERAL HOME, 4640 TURNEY WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. SORNA Sophia Sorna (nee Gordon), beloved wife of the late Charles mother Mary Jane Sepko, grandmother of Rebecca, sister of Bettye Fitzpatrick, Jane Ludwig, the late Dorothy Cohan, Lillian Monash, Rose Okun, Louie, Charlie and Mike. Dec. 31.
Funeral Mass Friday, Jan. 7501 RIDGE FROM 2.5 AND 7-10 P.M. WEDNESDAY. TRUSSO Sec Salvatore notice. I.
1975 13-C Drath Notices: VAGASKY Elmer A. Vagasky, beloved husband of Margaret (nee Toth), tather of Margaret Vagasky, Carol Pokorny. Jane Vagasky, grandfather of four, brother Mary Vlasek, Joseph I Jacobs, and Daniel Jacobs, Dec. 28. Funeral moss Thursdoy, Jan.
2, of St. Williams Church 10 A.M. Inter. ment All Souls Cemetery. Fomily will receive friends of THE MAN SONS FUNERAL 21900 EUCLID WEDNES.
DAY AND 7-9 P.M. VARSA See Willis notice. VESELY Barney Vesely, beloved husband of Lillian (nee Srp), dear brother. of the late Joseph, Anna Schumach. Louise Vidmar and Mamie Powdear Uncle of Lyle, Roy, Carol, Rimer and Jane.
Funeral Mass at St. Wenceslas Church, 9:30 A.M. Thursday, Jan. 2. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Friends may call at THE PERKO FUNERAL HOME, 16222 BROADWAY, MAPLE HTS. AND 1-1 P.M. WEDNESDAY. VORMELKER Clifford David Vormelker, dearest beloved husband of Helen (nee Brown), dear father of Joel brother of Rose, Howard and Phil. ip, Dec.
30, 1974. Services at MAHER-MELBOURNE FUNERAL HOME, 4274 MAYFIELD RD. (AT BELVOIR) SOUTH EUCLID, Friday at 1:30 P.M. The family will receive friends 7-9 P.M. WEDNES3 DAY AND 2-4 AND 7-9 P.
M. THURSDAY WELDON WA Jeanette Badue Weldon, (nee Long); beloved wife of the late Park, mother of Roberta Orbin, Dolores Roote and the late Thomas of 12, seven sister and of great. Erma grandmother Athey, the late Bessie Pander, Abraham, Katherine, Evelyn Kennedy. William and Beatrice Walsh. Friends may call at THE FERFOLIA SONS FUNERAL HOME, 533 LEE NEAR BROADWAY, MAPLE where services will be held on Thursday at 11 a.m.
VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY 2-4 AND 1-9 P.M. WILLIS Arba H. Willis, beloved husband of Helen (nee Varsa), father of Rav. mond grandfather of two and great-grandfather of two, brother of May Francis and Josephine Mor-1 gun (both deceased). Dec.
31. Funeral services Friday, Jan. 3 at D. m. at the BRICKMAN SONS FU.
NERAL HOME, 21900 EUCLID1 AVE. family will receive friends WEDNESDAY FROM 7.9 P. M. AND THURSDAY FROM 2-4: AND 1-9 P. M.
1 004 WOHLFEIL William H. wohlfeil, beloved husband of Loretta, dear father of Mrs. Edna Malek, grandfather of one, great-grandfather of two, late residence Clearwater, Fla. Funeral services will be held Friday, Jan. at 1 p.m.
at THE KACIREK FU. NERAL HOME, 29060 LORAIN where friends mav call THURSDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.. A 2 Lodge Notices FOR NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P.M. CALL 523-5555 AFTER 6 P.M. 523-4860 assemble at the Scerba Funeral Home, 13430 Madison Ave.
on Wednesday at 8 p.m. for the Recitation of the Holy Rosary, for the repose of the soul of our parted brother Paul J. corrigan. W. JANIK, G.
K. B. BURDENSKI, F. S. NORTH OLMSTEDI LODGE No.
741, Fi and A. Please assemble of The Kacirek Funeral Home, 29060 Lo-i rain at 7:45 p.m. Thursday, Jon. 10 conduct Masonic services for brother William Wohlfeil. HENRY R.
JANIK, W.M. MICHAEL W. OLENICK, Sec. AL. SIRAT CAL-4 DRON NO.
11 OF Daughter Lillian Kubu passed away. Services Jan. 3, at. 1:30 p.in. C.
REUST, M.C.O. R. BRUNNER, SEc. WEST PARK COUNCIL NO. 2790 Knights of Columbus- Members please In Memoriam GUIDOTTI Vincent Guidotti Jan.
1974. One year has passed since that sad day The one we loved was called God took him home- was His willBut in our hearts he liveth still. As we loved him, so we miss him; In our memory he is near: Loved, remembered. longed for alwaYs. Bringing many a silent tear.
LOVING MOTHER, FATHER, SISTER AND FAMILY In Memoriam. Card of Thanks In the Plain Dealer mav be placed by calling Miss Bell or Mrs. Hawkins. 523-4860 or 523-4861 8 Cemetery Lots-Monuments CRYPTS. Garden of Meditation, Sunset Memorial Pork.
Offer. 234-9969. 7 Lost and Found -Rewards FOR NEXT DAY'S PLAIN DEALER CALL 523-5555 AFTER 6 P.M. 523-4860 RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P.M. BLACK POODLE LOST.
Untrimmed miniature female wearing red collar with tag, lost Euclid area during accident Large reward. 481-8077. CAMERA found In CTS rapid: stop. Call 368-3417. CAT lost.
Parma, Tuxedo-Broadview White, gray and black female wearing collar, 2 bells and flea tag. Reward. 741-6526. CAT FOUND, female Tabby, near Center Moyfield Theater. 371-4753.
DOG. Lost: 12-24 med. sized white. male with Sheltie Collie, mostly brown ears and spots, 4 white logs. Reward.
461-5961. Ze DOG LOST. Black Labrador, male, pUp. W. 146-Triskett area.
11. REWARD. 941-6745. DOG lost, large black male, red collar: Coventry-Mayfield area. Call 321-6668 after 6.
Reward. CAT found, female, all black Persian: type, flea collar, vicinity Shaker: Square. 421-1447. DOG Lost. Siberian Husky, Blackwhite, needs wkly.
shot. Garfield Hts. Reward. 581-0459. DOG FOUND, vicinity W.
117-Clifton. white longhair puppy, 4-5 calf 651-2230. DOG lost, Yorkie, male, grey: and. 3 black. Answers to Sparkey.
W. 14- Clark area. Reward. 781-3540. DOG lost-black male.
Lab-Dachshund mix. Shaker area. Answers to Snoopy. Reward. 561-1054.
DOG lost, Borzol, white brindle, ty Beigrave in Pepper Pike Dec. 26, Reward. 831-4122. lost, female Collle, on strict medication. Reward.
237-8628 or 884-8150. DOG found, Siberian Husky, male black and white. 941-7083. DOG found, English Setter, brown and: white. W.
Park. 251-8769. DOG LOST, Toy Poodle, Fulton-Memphis. Reward.661-5357. DOG found, mixed breed, large.
Bedford Hts. area. 467-2369. DOG found, male, mixed Shepherd Collie, trained, Southland. 238-6708.
FUR Cape lost Dec. 6th. vicinity Cleveland Public Library, 325 Superior NE. Please return to Library. Reward.
A GERMAN Shepherd, Found, with collie, light tan, spaved, 2-3 yrs old. 521-9491. KitTEN found, clear plastic collar; Sears-W. 110 area. 941-4876 eve.
RINGS lost, wedding band and diamond ring. vicinity University hospi-: tal, 12-27. Reward. 381-0867. SHEP mix It brn, greying colly Ginger.
nose. 231-0031. RING LOST. Heirloom diamond dinner ring. Vicinity May Co.
on the Heights. Reward. 752-1834. RING lost Dec. 27, diamond.
Young Medical Bldg. or Cedar Center. Sentimental. Reward. 321-8588.
WATCH lost-silver ladies, Southgate area, Engraved Happy 25th, etc. RE-! WARD. 663-9586 after 5. WATCH lost-man's Bulova. Band.
Memphis-Fulton area. Reward. 281-2695. $1000 REWARD for the return, GOOD CONDITION, of my 1971 orange Customized Corvette, stolen from my garage 12-11. 1-354-4823.
REWARD: Lost Star sapphire ring, diamond on each side in platinum: in or around Value City, Euclid, 0. 951-8328. LOST: Mixed Polnter, white-light: brown ears, freckles. 1 vr. male.
B1scavne-Green Valley area, Dec. 2 snow storm. REWARD, 845-6017. LOST: male. ,3 vrs.
Boston Mills "Simon" 749-2766 or. 883-2056 after 5 P.M. since Thanksgiving. 524-5121. male, brown eyes, 4 yrs.
a old. Missing LOST: Siberian Husky, black-white LOST: LADIES wallet, brown alligapatent. Public Square area. RE: WARD. Plain Dealer Box KF 94.
LOST: BRITTANY, orange-white male. Westlake area. 355-0197..
