.A. BUFFALO COURIER-WCPRISS, Sunday, Jan. 8, 1964 •>—

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A r g t i a T O — D o m » r ; c » m e t Ganf l ) . Dec 31, IMS. be lored wire of toe iate Sal vat or*: mother of Louis, Salvatore . Mrs. Josephine Gs f l . o . Alfred. Agnes and Anthony; s ister of-Domenic Gan«» ami Mrs. IHul Gstsomlno. Deceased Was a member of Soeieta Auatllare r e m m l n i ' e Serradiraloo. C o n g r e i a FammlnlU Di S. Rita DaCascia. Con-grega B. S. Dell' . \«*unta. Funeral from HoW Cross Funeral Home. a** ronnertlcM* St . Monday. Jan. 4. at J»:1» a m. and at Our Lad? of l .or*ttn r h u r r h at » o'clock. Fr iends invited t o attend. « *

A U T O J I t T r i — D a t l n d a Orlando. Jan. 2. IBM. beloved wife of PawKiaie: mother of Slater M Paschal. O . S F . . M M . Wil­l iam E. Chleal. Mr*. Andrew FUrher . A n l h o n v V. Mr«. Ixnils VeBergaii*. B a r . Claud* A.. O F . M , and t h e lata R*r . Ra lph A. Antomiccl : Bister Of Mrs Nicola Bruno of Sao Carlos, f n a f l L l»ti»i O f t a p j o and the late Mra. Blanclina Pe tNero and Robert Orlando. Fr iends Invited to cal l at t h * family res idence , r:im East Love-l o y i t . , w h e r e funeral wil l bo held Tuaadajr m o r n i n g at !*:30 and a t St. Traneta of Assist Church at a m !>«» e e a t t d w a s a m e m b e r of t h e Sat.

Earitiel,. the Sacred' Heart and St.-,uev"s' Societ ies of St. Franc is of

AaaUl Church. F lowers • grateful ly de­clined. . w *

M B — J a n . T. i»54, In Buffalo. Li l l ian F l ' A s h ; wi fe of Leon C. Aah; mother o f Mrs. Martin Oardlnler; grand-m o t h e r of June ahd Gary Gardtnter; s i s ter of Mrs. James1 Wi l son of Roch­ester , 'X. ' Y. Fr iends m a y call at Johnson A Wtlklna F u n e r a l Home, 4tS 'Delaware A T * . , w h e r e funeral s erv i ce* wi'.l h e he ld Monday after* noon at f o'clock. '-t*

MAIS—Jan. I. law. Marlon of 234 Cres-c e n t A T * . . i W i r of the late Donald l a i n . Funera l from th* MeKendry F u n e r a l Home , MM Main S t . Mon-day afternoon at 1 •'Clack. Fr iends are Invited. at*

a W i l l W - S e r a f i r i a (nee f l f f a ) . In Buf-T * , l « , K. Y.. Jan. 1, l « n . of ST « f n * r

l l T V a a o v c d w i f e of t h e late Giuseppe - Basil*; s i s ter of Mrs. Assunta (Lauri-

« i l a ) Cappeliaro and Salvatore Clffa a n d Carmelo Clffa of Brooklyn , N . T. FrlaaaJa received a: the Greco Funera l Home, l i s Bustl A r e . , w h e r * t h * fu­neral wil l 'h» held Tuesday at 1:15 and from St. Anthony's Church a l B:iS. Friends Invited.. St*

S m r d M — e a t h e r i n e Dit tmar Bitter, Dec. I I , i f t a . of *S». High St.. wi fe n f the Mit* Joseph Bitter: foster mother of Mrs. Nicho las Way land. Mrs. F lorence feleta of Miami. Fla... Mrs. Theodore F r e y , Mrs. A g n e s Knel l and the lat* Mr*. Mary Schwetgert : grandmother « t Hajrrnond and Norbert Schwetgert and Mrs. Arthur Dreher . Funera l

. f f a m the Dietrich Funera l Home. **§ Genesee St . . Monday at *.#* a m. and a t I t ; Mary of Sorrows Church at 10 a.m. Fr iends Invited. st*.

BODBlf lTBlMMR - Mary Bauer Boden-St*iti*r. Of •» Avery Ft-. Cheektowaga . M. Y.. Jan . 1. lasa, wlf* of t h e late A n d r e w Bodenste iner: m o t h e r of Lor-e t u Bodenste lner: s i s ter of Mrs. Ml> Chael F u c h s of Si'.ver Springs . X. Y. Funera l from, t h e Sch!ag*r Funeral H o m e . St* B r o a d w a y , Tuesday morn­i n g a t a: 15 and at Most H o l y . Re­d e e m e r Church at 10 o'clock. Fr iends Invited. Deceased, w a s an honorary m e m h e r of Greater Buffalo Veterans of F o r e i g n Wars Post N o . l a w . 3t4

• trFFCM—Dec,"'SI , IBM, William! W... husband of t h e lat* J o s e p h i n e M. Sullivan' Buffum: father of Mrs. Danie l H, Klapn. Mrs. Clarence M. Myers and John J. Buffum: brother • f Wealev and Mrs. William. ir . sh; grandfather of s e v e n grandchi ldren a n d ana treat -grandchi ld . Funeral from t h * family res idence . « S Steven-son St., Monday m o r n i n g s t 10:18 s n d

f t. St. Tarawa"» Church at 11'o'clock. Meads are Invited. Mr. Buffum,

Was a m e m b e r of the Holy Xame So­c i e t y of St. Teresa 's Church and the St. V incent d* 'Paul Soc ie ty . m

• V T T O N - J o h n K.. in Versai l les . N . Y.. J a n . l , 1IS4. husband of the lata Clara White : father of Mrs. Carleton Jemlson , and Miss Els ie But ton , both Of Versai l les , X. Y.: also surv ived by three grandchi ldren and t w o great-

f irandchildren. Services wil l b * held rom t h e Methodist Church. Ver-

aall les, Monday. Jan. 4. a t 2 p.m.. with' Masonic serv ices at Mission Cemetery , Iroquois . X . Y. 2t3

B r R G A M S m — Ellaabath C. Wolf Bur-

f 'asstr In t h i s c ity, Jan . l , 1934. of SO fiwMleln St.. West Seneca , N . T. .

be loved wi f e of Edward J. Burgasser Sr.; mother of Mrs. Jack Vogel; Bur­t o n , Mrs. E d w i n H a u g , Edward Jr.... and Arnold Burgasavr; s is ter of Al­bert , Joseph. Leonard and the late Edward . H e n r y and George Wolf, Mrs. George Strassheim and Mrs. George Farnoff. Funera l from, the " W a s h i n g t o n Chapel" of t h e Wm. J. V o x & Sons Funera l Homes , 231I»-1>4 Seneca St., Monday afternoon at 1 • ' c lock . Fr i ends are invited.

COsUJBV—John, age f t years , 20a Sen-

3n IHmnrtam W . V W O X - J a m e s D. In lov ing m e m o r y

of our husband and dad w h o passed a w a y 10 years ago today, Jan . 8, 1944. Sadly missed by

E D S A N D AUDREY

MATER—In lov ing m e m o r y of our dear father , Frank J., w h o passed away five years ago, today, Jan. .t, 1MB.

Sadly mfsed by sons . ELMER. F R A N K and. FA MI LI ES

Orb of (Thanks T h e family' o f the lata Caspar Can-

dell; of 10 But ler Ave . , w i sh to thank all the c l e r g y m e n . Sisters of St . Jo­seph's , staters and teachers of Bishop McMahon i H l g h School . N e w m a n Club of the Univers i ty of Buffalo, re lat ives and friends, for their kind express ions of s y m p a t h y dur ing our recent bereave­m e n t and for the m a n y Masses and cards of s y m p a t h y rece ived,

W I F E , SONS and DAUGHTERS

D E A R M V E R - J a c o h P., formerly of l i l t ; Smith St., Buffalo, N. Y.. Jan. 2 IMt, beloved husband of the late Lillian Rarunbach; father of Mrs Frank O'Hara. Norman, Howard and Richard Dearmyer: brother of Phi l l ip Dearmyer of East Aurora, N . Y. Friends m a y call at th* V. Elmer Vandercher Funeral H o m e . SC4 Sher­m a n St., w h e r e serv ices wil l b* held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Fr iends invi ted. I t s

DEN 5 V—Frank H. Danny. Jan. 2, 1054, of 21* Layton Ave . . Kggwrtsville, X. Y., beloved husband of Minn ie J. Timm Denny- brother of Mrs. Harry Smith and l i r a . J a m e s Murray, F u n e r a l serv ice from Carlton A. Ul lr ich. Fu­nera l Home , 83T2 Bai ley Ave . T ime to be announced , Mr. D e n n y w a s a m e m b e r of t h * F.O.E. Aerie N o . 4« and Tyr ian Lodge No. M« F . & A M .

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D R A P E R — L o u i s * W a n t s Draper of 106 Anderson PL, Jan. 2, '..'.">•», w i t * of the late George L. Draper; mother of Louise Draper Tutt le . Funera l from the Aust in Funeral Home, B«» Elm-w o o d Ave. , Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Fr iends inv i ted . 3tt

FARMER—John, In Depew, N. Y., Jan. i*. 11154, beloved husband of the late Ida M. Farmer; father of Mrs. Bertha Robinson a n d Floyd Farmer: alao sur­vived by e ight grandchi ldren, Fr iends m a y call at the Zurbriek Funera l H o m e , 52 Church St., Lancaster , N . Y., w h e r e services- .wil l he he ld Tuesday morn ing a t 10 o'clock. Deceased w a s a m e m b e r of Loyal Lodge No. 4*0, IOOF. In terment In Rural Cemetery.

F1BXIEY—Mary A. F o a Fin ley . D*c.

eca St. , died Dec. 10, 19.13. Buried. Dec . IS, Mt, H o p * Cemetery .

CfJIiBERTBON—Martha Marsh, Culbert-aon. suddenly , in, Buffalo. N . Y . Jan. 1. 1934, w i f e of t h e lata Harry D ; gtater of Wi l l iam, Mrs. Frank Pop-penberg and the late Mrs. Mary Kin­dred.. Mrs. Sadie Guyette and Mrs. Menet ta Smith . F r i e n d s may cal l at t h e Sleek A Mast F u n e r a l H o m e , l.mw Kens ing ton Ave... 'Where funeral serv .

tc*s w i l l he he ld Monday at S p.m. ""fiends Invited. Mrs. Cutbertson w a s

a member of t h * Mothers Club of St. Pau l ' s Episcopal Church., past" Noble Grand of Mabel Rebekah Lodge Xo. .192, IOOF and the Jeddah Auxiliary.. A memorial service by the Mabel Rebekah Lodge wi l l be held this eve­n i n g at 7:30 o'clock. Members , p leas* as semble at t h e funeral, horn*. 3ti

BAMICO— Enter** in to rest Dec, 31, 1933, Ange la (nee Dl Stefanoi . be­loved wlf* of Carmine; mother of Mr*. John Mau.ro, Mrs. Ralph Pisci-tei lo, Volanda and Joseph. Funera l frorai t h e Karnes Funeral H o m e . 1240 McKlnley Pkjr.. Lackawanna, N. Y., M o n d a y m o r n i n g at S:l.i o'clock and a t St. Tareea'a Church at t . Fr iends

Jnvlted. Arrangement* by Lombard© funeral Home. I t s

D A N A H T — James J. Danahy. Jan. 2. 1964, son of the late Robert F. Dan­a h y and Margaret Nugent: brother Of Robert F. . Frank. Richard, Joseph

""and Margaret Danahy, Mrs. Arthur M, Adams, the late John J. and Wal-

•ter vT Danahy. Funeral from, the fami ly res idence . 3M McKlnley Pky. Tlnia to. b * announced later.

-•RUKK—<aiary A. F o a Fin ley , u * o 31. 1953, wife of the late Michael J, F in l ey . mother of Catherine A., John J., Edward J.. Francta M.. T h o m a s P., Wi l l iam V. and the late Mary E. Finley: s i s ter of Mrs. T imothy Regan, El isabeth and Patrick F o x and the lat* Mrs. Nel l ie O'Shea and Bridle and Teresa Fox . F r i e n d s are Invited to call at the family res idence , 2T Aldrich PI., w h e r e funeral w i l l be held Tuesday m o r n i n g at Bits and at St. Ambrose Church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Fin lev was a m e m b e r of the Rosary and Altar Society of St. Am­brose Church. l t3

FIORBMT1NO— Viola Smith F lorent lno . of 43S Hlnman Ave. , Jan . 2. 1934. be­loved w i f e of Charles C. Florent lno; m o t h e r of Arthur Florent lno; daugh­ter of George and the late Martha Hirsch Smith: s is ter of Mrt. John Rol l of Lancaster , N . Y.. Mrs. Louis Rebmann. George Smith Jr. of Spring-brook, X. Y.. Mrs. Harry Stobi*. Har­old Smith of Elm a. N'. Y„, Robert, E l l swor th Smith of T o n a w a n d a , N, Y. Funera l from the Barron, Funeral

• Horn*. 1932 Bai ley Ave., Tuesday m o r n i n g at. 5 o'clock and In St. Agnes Church at B o'clock. Friends are in­vited.

PR A N T E - Louts, f i r i -o lden . N Y.. Dec. 31. I95S. husband of the late Eliaabeth <ne* Jungi : father of Emma, Wailter, George and th* Iste Emit, brother of Mrs. Louise Zleeker. Mrs. Magdalen a Hefchberger. . Christ Franta and the late Charles: deceased is also sur­v ived by e ight grandchi ldren and six great-grandchi ldren. Funeral from fhe„.famlly res idence . Lower East Hill Rd.. Saturday at 2 p.m. and at Re­d e e m e r Lutheran Church. Colden, N. Y.. at 2:10 o'clock. Burial In Colden. N. Y. It3

GJURANAC—Michael fNHo) of IS* Irene St.. j j o w n <of Tonawanda . X. Y.. Jan . 2, IBM. Funera l s*rvic*a from Slotluk Funera l H o m e , 1:02 Amherst St.. Tues­day m o r n i n g at 11 o'clock. Fr iends invited. Deceased, w a s a m e m b e r of Creation Fraternal Union of Amer­ica Lodge No. 55T.

GREINDEL—John, of 9* Harriet St., Jan. 2, 1934: son of Joseph and Theresa t ireindei . Fr iends Invited to call at the Amigone New Funeral Home, 1250 East De lavan Ave. , w h e r e funeral wi l l be held Monday morn ing at 8:1.1 and at St. Lawrence Church at 9 o'clock.

G R O B F — Norman E . Grab* of 5*3 Fourth St., in this city. Dec. SI, 1953. beloved husband of Angela M. Dom­ino Grobe: father of Jtorman Jr.. John . George and Wil l iam Grobe; brother of George L,, Mrs. Beulah F inn . Mrs Harry Hill and Mrs. Charles Six. Funera l from the Louis Mascari Funeral Home. Sffio Niagara St... Monday m o r n i n g at »:S0 o'clock and from St. Joseph's Old Cathedral at 10 O'clock. Fr iends Invited. . 2t3

•ARM—William P.. Jan. a. IBM, of t*fl Genesee St. , husband of Hasel Sus-dorf; father of Mrs. John Roach: brother of August . Frank Hahn and Mrs. Edward J. Meier. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funera l Home. Inc. , 3 Wslden Ave. at Genesee . Tues­day morn ing at 11 o'clock Friends In­vi ted. 3t4

H A I L A N D - M a r t l n L., Dec SO, 1963, of 135 South Calvin Court. Tonawanda . and formerly of 5,iu Eaat North St.. beloved husband of the late Caro­line Lang Hattand; father of John M. and Mrs. Arthur Ball: grandfather of John E and Patricia Halland. Carol and Joan Ball. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home, tsrt Genesee St. Funeral Monday at S:13 a.m. from St. Mary of Sorrows Church at B o clock. Friends Invited.

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•" T ' ' HAXNAY—Clarence H. H a n n a y , Jan . l

lBGt. of 333 Dearborn St.. husband of the late Qeorgina; fath«r of the late Raymond; father-in-law of «Florence Hannav; brother of Ethel Hlison of Dormansvl l le . N. Y. Funeral from Stephan tk Gethoefer Funera l Home. 2«il East s i . , at Aust in. Tuesday after­noon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a m e m b e r of Hudson River Lodge SIT, I. O. O. P., Ravenna, N. Y. 8tS

H A l s l . r K In Cheektowaga . N, Y., Jan. 2, 1954, Dorothy J„ beloved wife of Leo; mother of Dorothy W. and Robert E. Hausler: daughter of Jo­sephine Nownkowsk l and the lata Martin; s is ter of Conrad. Henry . Leo. and the late Mrs. Gertrude Carlon. Funera l from the family res idence, ia«« Kens ington Ave., Tuesday morn­i n g at 10:.w and from St. Aloys lus Gonaaga Church at 11:30 o'clock. Fr iends Invited. 8t4

J I S E E - E r w l n A. Jlske. Dec. 31, I » M . beloved son of Lill ian Pofahi Jlske; brother of Frederick E J lske of Thomasvl l l e . N. C^ grandson of Mrs Louise Pofahl. Funeral from the Aust in Funeral Home, 8*3 Elmwood Ave. . Monday at 1 o'clock. Friends Invited. tt3

EARBL—Rosa I. Fr i t s Kabel, Jan . 1, 1954, of 2S9 Jefferson Ave. , wife of the late George; mother of Mrs. Laurence A. He incmann. George W. Kabel and Rose P. Samrany; grand­mother of Laurence J. and Mary Ann H e l n e m a n n , Keith V. and Russel l G. Samrany. Funernl from the family res idence Tuesday morn ing at 9:13 and at Sacred Heart Church at 1" o'clock. Fr iends Invited. Mrs. Kabel w a s a 'member of Major General H u g h e s Auxi l iary S.A.W.V. 2t4

EIKKKK Jan. 2. 1»34. Fred Kiefer, husband of Catherine E.; father of R a y F. and the late Catherine Kiefer; brother of Catherine Kiefer and Mrs. El izabeth Kelch*r. Funeral from the funeral h o m e of John J. Ray A Son, «15 E lmwood Ave. , Tuesday morn ing a t 0:30 and at the i m m a c u l a t e Con­cept ion Church at B o'clock. Fr iends are inv i ted . 3t4

KLOCEE— Leona M. <nee Keen) , a t Grosse Point Woods, Mich., Dec. 81, 1933, formerly of Buffalo. N. Y., be­loved wife of Wil l iam L. KioCke: be­loved daughter of the late Pauline and Herman Keen; beloved s ister of Arthur and Mrs. Robert Arber. Fr iends received after 9:30 a.m. Sat­urday morn ing at the Marvin E. Malzan mineral Home, 1320, Kensing-

i ton Ave. , where funeral servires will be held Monday at 2 p.m. Frlpnds invited. it3

L E BARON—Arthur L . LeBaron of 470 Humboldt Pky. . Jan . l , 1W54, husband of Lenna D. Way LeBaron; father of Mrs. Raymond Sluzhacb, Mrs. Charles E. Davis and Irv ing A. LeBaron. Fr iends rece ived at the Leo Vander­c h e r and Son Funera l H o m e . 2!U9 Main St., w h e r e serv ices wi l l be held Monday afternoon at 2:30. 3tt

LYNCH—John A. Sr.. suddenly, i n Buf­falo . N, ¥ . . Dec. II , 1933, of 471 Dart-m o u t h Ave. , beloved husband of the late Mary K. Bodkin Lynch: fa ther of Mary E. Nostrant a n * John A. Lynch Jr.; brother of Mrs. Herbert Ham­m o n d and Mrs Francis J. Conway and the late Wtltiam Lvnch: grand­father of John, Gerald and Ann Nos­trant . Funeral from the Edward J. Regan Funeral rlbme, 20 Salem St., at Abbott Rd.. Mondav m o r n i n g at 8 o'clock and from St. Aloys lus Gon-caga Church at t» o'clock. Friends in­vi ted . Deceased was a m e m b e r of the Grain Handlers Local No. 109. 113

McARTHUR—John D., suddenlv . Jan. 2. 1984. beloved son of Wil l iam J. and the late Grace McMurrv Mc-Arthur: brother of Mrs. Louis K. Roth. Fr iends may call at the n e w Leo Sauer Funera l Home, Is>33 Ken­s ington Ave. Funera l Tuesday a t 2 p.m. Fr iends invited. 3t4

McCONNELL—Grace McConnel!, of it Breckenridge .St.. Buffalo. N. Y., Jan 2, 1934. s is ter of the late Oviatt V and Virgil H. McConnel!, and Mrs Savl l le Grimm. Funeral from the Link-Fox Co. Mortuary, 335 Grant St. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'c'ock Fr iends Invited. . 3t4

McKLROY—Ora Maude Ralyea McEIrov, Jan . 2. 1934, of 10S Lang Ave. , be­loved wife of Herbert J. McElroy; mother of Kenneth J. and Ralph £.; s ister of the late Vera Carter and Eva McCouch; also surv ived by s ix grand­chi ldren. Funera l serv ices f rom t h e Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral H o m e . 3272 Bai ley Ave. . Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are Invited. 3t5,

M c M A H O N - M a r y McMahon of 82 Shef­field Ave., Dee. 31. 1953. daughter of the late Martin and Delia Bradley McMahon: sfster of the lata Margaret and Thomas McMahon. Fr iends are invited to call s t the Ray O'-Connel! Funeral Home. 22M South Park Ave, .

. w h e r e funeral wil l be held Monday m o r n i n g at 8:13 and at Holy Family Church at 9 o'clock. ItS

M1NENKR—Sarah Snort, » e c . 31. 1953. of 103 Gelston St.. wi fe of Harry Mlsener Sr.; mother of Harry Jr., Mrs. Edward Vargo, George. Mrs. Richard Cimmellt . Mrs. Charles Vac-raro, Mrs. Donald D e w e y . Mrs. Theo­dore Duttry and Edward Mlsener. Funera l from the Stephan and Get­hoefer Funeral Home. 2*8 East St. at Aust in , Monday m o r n i n g at 8:15 and from Annunciat ion Church at 9 o'clock. Fr iends invited. t t l -

NI'GKNT—Rev. John E. Nugent . Assis­tant Pastor of St. Aloys lus Gonaaga Church, suddenly . Jan . i, 1934, lie-loved son of John E. and Doretse MiHrlng Nugent; brother of Rev. Richard T. Nugent of SS. Peter A Paul Church, Hamburg . N. Y., Mrs. JamCs W. Walsh , Mrs. Robert W. I l l l ldx , Robert F „ Carol F . and Noel X. Nugent: grandson of Mrs. Teresa G. Millrtng. Fr iends may call (after 4 p.m. Sunday) at the Rectory, 157 Cleveland Dr. where Father Nugent wil l lie In State unt i l Monday after­noon at 4 o'clock, at which t ime the Office of the Dead will be chanted at St. Aloys ius Gonaaga Church. Pon­tifical Solemn Mass wil l be celebrated Tuesdav at 10 a.m. 3t3

OVERFIELD—Louise S. Overfleld... of 253 Breckenridue St., Jan. 2, 1951 wi fe Of the late Joseph M. Overfleld s ister of Mrs. W. Harry Johnston , the

. late , Charles G. Slegert and Mrs. Charles Backus . Funeral from the Aust in Funeral Home. 5«s Elmwood Ave., Tuesday at 2 p m. Friends in­vited. St5

OWCEARCZAK—John A . Jan. 1. 1SS4. beloved husband of O l i a m e e Grab-o w s k h : father of Bernard, Casimer, Edmund, Mr*. Chester Kaismierczak. Richard, Mrs. Matthew Michalski, Valent ine and Pvt. 1st ("lass Alolslua. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 3. l»54, at 9:30 a.m. from the familv residence, IBS Arts Ave., and at 10 o'clock at St. Josebhat Church. Interment in St. Stanis laus Ccme'crv . Fr iends Invited.

PHI I. II I S Jane J lrassaw. Jan. 2, 1954. at Tonawanda. N . Y-, w i f e of Capt. James J.; mother of Miss Margaret Phil l ips of Tonawanda , Mrs. Howard E. Collins, Silver Creek. X. Y., Mrs. John Palmer Ward, South Orange. N. J., and Howard B. Phil l ips of Buf­falo; daughter of Mrs. Elisabeth Brassaw of Houghton . Mich.; grand mother of Sharon, Beverly and John H. Collins of Si lver Creek, N. Y ; sis­ter of Mrs. Albert Mllani. Buffalo, Mrs. Louis Fetes , Buffalo, Mrs. R. Merrill of Houghton . Mich., Arthur and Marshall Brassaw of Houghton, Mich.. Howard Brassaw of Ontario. Canada and Lloyd Brassaw. Buffalo Friends may call at the Hilllard Fu­neral Home. 147 Delaware Ave.. Tona­wanda, where serv ices will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Deceased was a m e m b e r of SIrius Chapter O. E. S.

.No. 301 Friends .Invited. 3t4 PRICK George Wertz , of V South Niag­

ara St., Tonawanda . N. Y., suddenly, Jan. 2, 1054. husband of Elnora Leblg Price: father of Ceorge W. of Grand Island, Mrs. Charles (Ruth> Finger-low and Mrs. Delhert (LouiseI Law­rence of the Tonawandas; brother of Mrs. John Frlehaffer, Reading, Pa. Fr iends mav cal l at the D a m p Fu­neral Home, 37 Adam St., Tona­wanda . Funeral a r r a n g e m e n t s an­nounced later.

PRBZYNA—Victoria (nee Orzel), of 23 Jul ian St., Lackawanna. N. Y.. Jan. 2, 1954, beloved wi fe of Stanley Preayna; s i s t e r . o f John Orzel of Canada, s irs . Tekla Wseplak*. Mrs. Balbtna Klszka

find Mrs. Frances Gwlzdal , all of 'oland. Funeral from Peter Paslecz-

nlk Funeral Home, m*l Ridge Rd., corner Ingham Ave. , Tuesdav at tt:30 and from St. Hyacinth's Church at •«*•• o'clock. Burial In Holy Cross Ceme­tery. Friends invited.

QI'IGLRT—Anna L. O'lfrten, Dec, St, 1933, wife of the late Bernard Quig-l e y mother of Maurice B. Guigley, and s tepmother of Mrs. Clayton Swlt ter ; s ister of James V. and Msry M. O'Brien. Funeral from the family res idence , 43 Heussv St.. Monday m o r n i n g . at 9 o'clock and at St. Agnths'a Church at 9:30. Fr iends sre Invited. US

R A C K K O W I K I - J o s e p h F . of 88 Mohr. Ave. , Jan. I, 1954. beloved husband of Helen (nee Gorny>: father of Joseph, Walter . Edward, Mrs. Alice Kroll, Mrs. F lorence Drewnlak, Robert, Maryann and Ronald: brother of Mrs, Sophie Jankowskl and Mrs. Helen Michalski; nine grandchi ldren. Funeral from t h e Frank J. Pacer -Funeral Home. 1273 Sycamore St., Mondav at 9:15 and at St. John Kanty Church at 9:30 o'clock. Burial in St. Adalbert's Cem­etery. Fr iends are Invited. 2t3

R1SKLAY—Charlotte H. Rlselay, Jan. 1. 1954; memorial service Monday after­noon at 2 o'clock in Forest Lawn Chapel; friends invited to attend.

it* R F T H - Frances Stumpf Ruth, in Buf­

falo. N. Y„ Dec. 31, 1933. wife of the late Henry Ruth: mother of Preston O., Norman H.. Mildred F. and Mrs. R a l p h - H . Smith; s ister of Mrs. Rose Potter. Mrs. Emma Kalmbarh, the late Mrs. Elinnbeth Hammersmi th . Mrs. Mary Hahn, Mrs. Carrie Roth, John Stumpf, Henry Stumpf. Mrs. Katherlne Werner and Mrs. Julia Hahn; grandmother of Kenneth R., Susan H,. Carol F. and Judith Ann Smi th . Funeral from the family h o m e . 471 Koons Ave. , Monday aft-, ernooD at 2 o'clock. Friends in­vited. St4

SCHWENDLER—Andrew John Sehwen-dler. of 17 Latona Cts,. in Buffalo. N. Y., Jan. 2, 1054, be loved husband of El i sabeth Graf: father of Mrs. Gerald Hook of Arl ington. Texas . Ed­win of La Hnbrn, Calif.. Norman. Mrs. Norman Ohms , Mrs. Paul Llng-swel ler of Jacksonvi l le , Fla. Friends may call at the Sleek A Mast Funeral Home. 1009 Kens ington Ave. w h e r e funeral service will be he ld at a t i m e to be announced later. Ht4

8RIKR—Rudolph, suddenly, Jan . 1, IN*, at Kankakee , III., of 113 Central Blvd., Cheektowaga , be loved son of Leo and Mary Le ichtenberger Seler; brother of Mrs. Joseph Moppert, S tephen, Edward and Frank Seler. Fr iends may call a t the Leo Sauer N e w Funeral Home. 1M3 Kensing­t o n Ave. . Tuesday at 8:1» a.m. and from Queen of Martyrs Church at 9 a.m. 2t,3

SOFIA — Fortunata (Tlorcnee) , (nee Sciarino) , Jan. 1, 1934, wife of the late Peter Sofia; mother of Mrs. Thomas Pennar io , Carl, Anthonv of Phoenix , Ariz. . Mrs. Charles Caccamlse of James town, Mrs. Pascal Sodaro, Mrs. Russel l Nagel of Los Angeles , Mrs. Joseph Ferrara. and Mrs. Virginia Damtanl: s is ter of Mrs. Edward Schroeder. Funeral from the An­thony Lo Bue Funeral Home, 291 porter Ave. , Monday morning at h:45 and from Holy Ange l s Church at 9:48. J Fr iends are Invited to attend 2tS

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^ ry In Bottle Developed Here Joseph A.

Good Fellow called upon talents to furtJ

Ibrecht, Buffalo's »f*the Year, has

latent inventive tr his pet philan

thropy, the Bwalo Eye-Bank. <V Research Sod

It was for ganfzation thai the Good F

Inc work In this or-Ibrecht received

w award. The philanthropist Sawyer's c h i e f claim to fameisn this field is a container for {shipping human eyes.

Dratlm SI9TKR SIARY

Buffalo (nee Ifl 1088; daughter late Stephen: s | Edward. Agnes, t e r l n - l a w of CI; Hllma. Joseph and John NI 111. Mondav. Jan. 4l the Villa Ma rial Doat St. Inter Cemetery. Frli

SZALCZEWSRI— Jan . l. 19.11, Lott ie Hnffni of Mrs. Ang' 101 Tarnbula, Mrs. Wil l iam A. J r J J.. Thomas, Pvtl Frank X.. USNl zeuvki . Funernlj deuce . 130 IIUK. Ing at B:J3 a Church at » o'c

K1ELK A — Fel . , of m Sagun) , Dec. 81,

Antonlna and the for of Ann, Stephen,

l o se and . Liry; sis-Frasler . Josephine ,

km<0ce, Frank I'nsko Funeral, Mai» on

| |934. at w a.m. from | o n v e n t Chapel. *<HI

| n t in St. Stanis laus I s invited. in !V Sfalrzewskl.

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T t R B E T T H - C i n r l i Ferrv St., sudd loved husband neral from th Funeral Home, Ave. , opposi te ernoon at 2 o'(t| v i ted . Mr. Tfbl the American

VOOT—Edward Fox St., hushnrt

neral from th Funeral Home at Gene«ee. Tu o'clock. Friend*"

W \ I T E Harry \1 St., Dec Francis M and friend .of Mr. amfJpW Funerjil from Loom is. Offer*

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eca St , Mondav gglernoon at 2 o'clock. 2(4

WALLACE BdMtrt ^ Wallace Sr., Jan. 2. lflM. i i v B n f f a ' o , huslinnd of Beth Ri"ltersanjffiVa!lace: fathrr of Itohert A. Jr.. Barbara. Bonnie and Richard W'allaceiKinn of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Wa'lajar. bro'her of Mrs. Dean RichmoniljH^ricnd'. n:av rail at Johnson & W l M n > Funeral Home. •»l^ Delaware A w l where the funeral service Will be najld Monday morning

31 i •Dec, 81, 1933, of »8 •'••>• i-'l husband nf

k t h e r of John II

II lock. WILSON - lohn PJ

Falrchild PI.. Sarah Kennev; Eileen M WUi E. Bo'.ind: ftraf P. Boliind. F u n i Smith Funeral A v e . Monday from the Chun at » o'clock. F|

In this instance, necessity was the mother of invention. After the lye-Bank, sponsored by the Lions Clubs of Western New York, came into existence in J 946, the major activity was getting pledges for eyes to be ttied in cornea transplantation.

Albrecht and his fellow work­ers figured that it would tie shout 15 yean before any of their pledged eyes would be available. However, one of the would-be d o n o r s died suddenly. The pledged eyes were to be shipped to New York to be used by a sur­geon as corneal transplants.

Albrecht knew that the eyes must be kept at about 34 degrees Fahrenheit, and protected against excess moisture or drying out Hastily he discussed his problem with Barney Miller, a Willlams-ville hardware merchant.

Miller donated a gallon Insu­lated jug to the caiise. Albrecht filled this with ice cubes and put the sealed bottle of eyes in it. The Buffalo Eye-Bank's first in­vestment in vision was speeded to New York by airplane.

The eyes reached, New York In Bi ofi 8 m-4 K hel u s a b I e condition, but complaints

were made about the packaging. It was pointed out that the bottle was difficult to remove from the jug, and that water from the melting ice cubes could have seeped Into the bottle.

Years ago while in school, Al­brecht had taken mechanical drawing. He attacked the ship­ping problem with pad and pen­cil. First he designed a tube to hold the bottle of eyes. This could be thrust into the Insulated jug.

However, It was1 difficult to poke the tube down Into the ice cubes. Albrecht got a manu­facturer to join two bottomless gallon insulated jugs. He then inserted the tube in the top and filled the joined jugs with ice cubes from the bottom. Finally, the flat-bottomed jug with a base opening was developed.

Albrecht designed a special clip in the tube so the bottle can

e easily removed. He made another delicately balanced clip to hold the eye JR the bottle. This holds the eye firmly, with the cornea up so that it cannot

William and ilfeinlc/pW'-ki; brother i f t r ni<\ Mrs Edward

losepti Szsrowskl , Kreddy J.. Raymond Arthur , V. S. Army,

nd Henry J. Sr.alc-)fom the family resi­

s t Tuesday morn-at St. Monica's

k. Friends Invited. Bt4

Mary Tlbbetts . Fu j Wil l iam Voge lsang at 17 North Fl I Ignore l ey St.. Mnnday aft-

k. Friend* are In-w a s a m e m b e r of

on Dalv Post . 3t4

Jan. 2. 1934 of fiO hf the late Caroline

Pull Vosrt; devolkd father of Waiter, Anna, and the iistp Pari Vogt Fu

Ernest We>lek<ndt :• , ,r> W*!den Ave

llav n'ternoon at 2 Invited. SVaite. of ' I t Smith

i o f t i n »tf Stevens W utr; I'ravi.-i WS!=on.

fttpmorl.it Chapel," id t.ooml<, 1SB0 Sen

tiamjl?* [father of ManreafT 11 from the Ar.rtreAr [me. 2'.';>:; DeiajvaTe v nit's at - "." and jof the Holy Spirit Bids are Invited

Its be damaged.

HOPE FOR SIGHTLESS—This invention of a lawyer, Joseph A. Albrecht, carries the hope of sight for the blind over thousands of miles*

In the bottom of the hottle is cotton saturated with a saline solution. The clip holds the eye so the solution can flow around the edges of the bottle without touching the cornea. The cornea is thus kept from becoming too moist, but at the same time can­not dry out.

Albrecht's containe. hat car­ried eyes from Buffalo donor* to blind people as far away aa San Francisco. It keeps the cornea fresh for transplanta­tion for a period up to M hours, "Some of the eyes donated to

our Eye-Bank are used locally, some are shipped out," said Al­brecht. "The operations must be performed while the eyes are fresh. We send out available eyes wherever a surgeon in­forms us he has a patient wait­ing for the surgery. _

"Some local blind people have the surgery done here, Others

go out of town for It. We ship eyes wherever they art needed and other communities send them in here.

"The corneal transplants are the most dramatic phase of our work at the Eye-Bank, but com­prise only a small part of our program. Equipment for research, diagnosis and treatment to save sight is all important."

The Eye-Bank & Research So­ciety, located in the University of Buffalo Medical School, is headed by Dr. Angelos Dalla-porta, an outstanding Austrian ophthalmologist. He is assisted by two laboratory technicians.

Before establishment of the laboratory, eye specialists often had to wait weeks or months for reports and slides from Washing­ton, New York or Philadelphia.

Eyes or parts of eyes are avail­able for research. Eyes from slaughtered animals i re obtained for doctors who wish to experi­ment before special operations.

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