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JAMESTOWN (N.Y.) POST-JOURNAL-Thursday Evening, March 19. 1959

Dunkirk City Council Adopts $861243 Budget

Tax Rate Of $1775 Remains At Same

" Level As Last Year

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OBITUARIES

DUNKIRK-The Common 'Coun-

Mass Funeral Set Friday For 4 Fire Victims

Claus Nelson, Jr. Claus Nelson, Jr., 69, of 160

Busti-Townline Road, died at 2:30 P.M., Wednesday in W.C.A. Hos­pital.

Mr. Nelson, the son of Claus and OLEAN—Mass funeral services jLenna Gustafson Nelson, was born

for the four youthful victims of a!Sept. 9, 1889. He was a retired tool Humphrey Center fire Tuesday will;and die maker, be held at 9:30 A.M., Friday, at! Survivors include seven cousins; the Humphrey Catholic Oiurch. Mrs. Lettie Thayer and Mrs. Flqyd Burial will take place in.St. Vin- Burgess, both of Bradford, Pa.:' cent Cemetery in North Evans. Mrs. Lundy Boone, Detroit, Mich.; Father Loop of St. Bona venture, Glenn Nelson, Friendship; Miss

approved w i u officiate. The Van Rensselaer Emma Gustafson, Miss Olive Gus-Mayor George T. Wheelers 1959 ^uwral Home is in charge of ar- tafson, and Alden Gustafson, all of budget calling for SS61,243.30'm t

ransements. j Jamestown. taxes. The rate will he $11.75 a ' T i l e victims are the children irf Funeral services will be conduct 51,000 assessed value, the same as M r - and Mrs. William Heckcr ed at 1:30 P.M.. Saturday from the last year. I w ^ s e home was destroyed by the Lind Funeral Home. Rev. Axel V.

Ma vor Wheeler s budget calls for 'blaze. They are William. Jr., l l .Beckman of Immanuel Lutheran expenditures of $1,145,911. about Barbara, 14, Karen, 7. and Joan, Church will officiate. Burial will be $404 less than last vear. Also, * • r>- Robert D. Kelsey, Franklin- m Lake View Cemetery, adopted was a budget of $247.812, villc. a Cattaraugus County coron-for operation of the municipal ™. has issued certificates of acci- /VUS. B e S S i e D. DOrSTOW water department. It is down i^,-'0^11131 death in each case. Mrs. Bessie Belle Barstow, 74, 398 from 1958. Meanwhile, Mrs. Frances Heck-1 formerly of the Jamestown-Fal-

In a budget message to the e r- 33, ano" n e r three other children j coner area died at 1 A.M., Friday Council the Mayor said he realized were reported "improving" at St. in San Bernardino. Calif. She had city employes were underpaid but Francis Hospital. A spokesman j resided in California for 16 years, said he was sure they would pass s*H r h e youngest child, Lorerta, 10 j Mrs. Barstow was born March up an increase because of the dif- months, does not have a skull frac-20, 1884, the daughter of Dennison ficult times residents of the eUy p i r e as first believed. land Martha Nichols Barstow. were having. Mrs. Hecker, who received sec-| Surviving are a sister. Mrs. Ag-

The increases included in the a"d degree bums, and her other nes MacWilliams, Culver City, budget were automatic raises for daughters, Jacqueline, 12, and|Calif.; a brother. Wallace J. Bar-city employes who have not Christine. 9, suffered mostly from stow. Russell, Pa., and several reached their fourth year of serv- bronchitis due to smoke Inhalation, j nephews and nieces.

Jamestowners Asked To S Latest 'Most Wanted' Man

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m\n SAHFORD GARRISON Kilby

ice. Increases were also included a spokesman said, for state%mandated equalization of filter-plant and disposal plant oper­ators.

A prayer and committal service will be held at 1:30 P.M., Satur­day in the family plot in Maple Mrs. Anna E. Yaegle

RUSSELL — Mrs. Anna E. Yae-j Grove Cemetery, Frewsburg. Rev. The Mayor did include, however, j gle, 76 died in the Warren General | Ernest E. Shumaker. pastor of the

a plan for hospitalization insurance j Hospital Wednesday. The widow of j Frewsburg Methodist Church, will coverage of all city workers.

Holy Trinity Lenten Series Begins Sunday

Frank Yaegle, she was born Sweden Oct. 22, 1882.

She is survived by two daugh­ters : Mrs. Jane Heldum, Seiings-4TO\ e, and Mrs. Marie Johnson,

I Warren, Pa.; two sons; Lee Yae­gle, Russell, Pa. and Warren Yae­gle. Warren, four sisters, Mi's. Ce-iia Annundson, Sheffield, Mrs. Frei-da Lundquist, Erie. Mrs. Bonnie Weed, Detroit, Mich., and Mrs.

in j officiate. The Blair Funeral Home, Frewsburg, has charge of arrange­ments.

Rev. Ernest G. Anderson will speak on "A Day of Triumph" at the U A.M.. worship Sunday to j Bertha Clark. Warren; three broth-open a series of special Horylers; Hugo Carlson, Chicago, 111., Week services at Holy Trinity Lu­theran Church.

Dr. David Ostergren of the Ham-ma Divinity School faculty. Spring­field. O.. will be the guest pastor at the 8 P.M.. service.

The choir and soloists will pro­vide special music.

Sermon subjects for the week at 8 P.M., will be as follows: Tues­day. "Will You Also Go Away?" Wednesday. ' One Hour?"

Elof Carlson, Jamestown, N.Y., Hazen Carlson, Warren; 14 grand­children and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a son. Howard, in 1940.

Ftmera] services will be conduct­ed from the Lutz-Vermilyea Fu­neral Home at 2 P.M.. Saturday. Rev. Melvin Lockard. pastor of the Pilgrim Memorial Church, will of­ficiate. Burial will be in Pine

Could You Not Watch [ Grove Cemetery, Russell. and Maundy Thurs-

Mrs. Annis L. Mayne SINCLAIR\TLLL - Mrs. Annis

L. Mayne, 52, of 30 Jamestown

day Communion services, "Lord.

The church is also participating in the noonday services in First J Street, died at W.C.A. Hospital Lutheran Memorial Chapel and at; this morning. She had been a resi-

• Hubert Stone Hubert Stone, 53, of 15 Darlyn

Drive, Bowling Green, O., died suddenly in a Bowling Green hos­pital Wednesday morning follow­ing a heart attack.

He was the husband of the for­mer Ranghild Nelson Stone of Park Street, Jamestown, and had visited here on many occasions.

Mr. Stone was professor at Bowl­ing Green College. He is also sur­vived by his mother, Mrs. Lena Stone, and a brother, Russell Stone.

Funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. Saturday at the Young's Memorial Funeral Home, Bowling Green, 0.

IXFANT SON The one day old son of Mr. and

Mrs. Charles Peterson, Oak Hill Road, Frewsburg, died at 3:30 P.M. Wednesday in Jamestown General Hospital.

In addition to his parents the child is survived by maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Max

Jamestowners have been asked 1958, to be on the lookout for Edwin Sanford Garrison, 59, latest addi­tion to the F.B.I.'s list of "10 most wanted persons." v

A spokesman for the bureau said several persons believe they"have seen a man resembling Garrison in the city recently. The fugitive has a record of several escapes from, penal institutions and should be considered armed and dangerous, the F.B.I, reports.

Garrison, who uses many aliases, is wanted for unlawful flight to avoid confinement for robbery and is charged with escaping'Aug. 23,

from Kilby Prison, Mont­gomery, Ala. The bureau report states that he hai been convicted on charges of robbery, burglary, larceny and murder.

The escapee is described as be­ing 5 feet 9& inciies tall, slender build, weight 143 pounds, gray hair, blue eyes and medium complexion. He occasionally dfrinks to excess, can perform complicated arithme­tical problems and has been called a "human adding machine," F.B.I, reports state.

Persons having any information concerning the men or his where­abouts have been asked to contact police.

FINAL WEEK OF OUR 10th

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Just in time for Spring Decorating

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RECORD OF BIRTHS

the three hour Good Friday serv- dent here since 1948 coming h e r e | Bradford', Pa . : paternal ices in First Lutheran Church.

Albanian Church

Starts Lenten

Period Friday

from Gerry. Mrs. Mayne was a member of the Park Methodist Church and was active in the La­dies Aid and the W.S.C.S.

Mrs. Mayne is survived by her husband, Victor B. Mayne, one brother, Charles H. Smith, Sin-clairville. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Linda L.

St. Louis Albanian Orthodox ;\Tayne, in 1948. Church, which is starting its Lent-j" F u n e ' r a l s e r v"i c es will be con-en period Friday, will observe d u c t e d Sunday at 2 P .M .from the Salutations of St. Maiy at ?:30j Sampsell a n d Jordan Funeral P.M. and continue the special; H o m e ^ R e v . J a m e s E . Larkin of services each Friday until the ^ P a r k M e t h o d i s t Church will

officiate. Burial will be in the

j grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Peterson, Frewsburg and several aunts and uncles.

Funeral services will be conduct­ed from the Peterson Funeral Home in Frewsburg at 2:30 P.M. Satuiday. Rev. Ernest E. Schu-maker, pastor of the Frewsburg Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Frewsburg.

St. Theodore Dav Mass will be* Gerry Cemetery. observed at 10:30 A.M., Saturday, with Holy Communion at ""11:401 PAUL R. GENCO A.M. Funeral services for Paul R.

On Sunday, which is the first; Genco, 66. of 219 Allen Street, will Sunday of Lent for the church, be held at 9 A.M., Friday in St. St. Louis congregation will cele-j James Roman Catholic Church. A brate the 51st anniversary* of the tRosary will be recited at 8 P.M.. Albanian Orthodox Church in]today in t h e (^arrity Funeral America. Home. A daughter. Mrs. Carl Eng-

The church was founded b y ; w a l l of West Ellicott, was inad-Archbishop F. S. Noli, of Boston, vertently omitted from Mass.. who said the first Mass in previously listed. the Albanian language in Boston! in 1908.

Funerals Rl'TH—Funeral services for Jeffrey

Glen Ruth. 3-week-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruth of Corydon. Pa., who died Monday, were held at 2 P.M.. Wednesday from the family residence. Rev. Viola Burch, pastor of the Corydon Church of the Naz-arene. officiated. Burial was in Riv­erside Cemetery, Corydon. Arrange- | menu were by the Peterson Funeral Home in Frewsburg.

COMSTOCK-To Edward and Au­drey Colvin Comstock, Church Street, Portland, in Westfield Memorial Hospital, March 25, 1959, a son.

EDWARDS-To William and Mar-jorie Post; Edwards, Findley Lake, in Westfield Memorial Hos­pital, March 15, 1959. a daughter.

GOODWAY-To Patrick and Patri­cia Colbath Goodway, 34 Acade­my Street, Westfield, in Westfield Memorial Hospital, March 16, 1939 a son

JIMERSON-To Donald K. and Delores Jolly Jimerson, 127 East James Street, F a l c o n e r , in W.C.A. Hospital, March 18, 1959, a daughter.

JOHNSON-To John and Jeannette Mansfield Johnson, 233 West Main Street, Falconer, in W.C.A. Hospital, March 18, 1959, a son.

LARSON—To Kenneth and Patricia Larson, Champaign, 111., March 12, 1959, a son, Gregory Lee. Mrs. Larson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson of Jamestown.

MILLER—To Martin and Helene Plylear Miller, 205 Winsor Street,

-in W.C.A. Hospital, March 19, 1959, a daughter.

NORTON—To John and Marilyn Kent Norton, 173 East Main

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PANAMA IS FIRST TO REPORT VOTE

Panama was the first to re* port on the results of village elections Tuesday.

Mayor Jarvis Ireland report­ed the votes east tor each candidate at 6:42 P.M. For an off-year election, a total of 61 votes was cast—all writehw. Normally, a total of about 36 votes is recorded.

Street, Westfield, in Westfield. Memorial Hospital, March 14, 1959, a son.

OVERBECK—To fjavid and Louise Brink Overbeds; Ellington, in W.C.A. Hospital, March 19, 1959. a daughter.

PALMER—To Merle and Evelyn Smith Palmer, Ssierman, in West-field Memorial Hospital, March 14. 1959, a daughter. ,

RAYMOND—To Anthony R. and Caroline Thuman Raymond, 407 West Everett Street, Falconer, in W.C.A. Hospital, March 18. 1959, a son.

STRICKLAND—T© H o w a r d and June Krotzer Strickland. 34 Grant Street, in Jamestown Gen­eral Hospital, March 19, 1959, a son.

URBANOW1CZ—H» Joseph and Katherine Houle Urbanowicz, R. D. 3, Ripley, in Westfield Mem­orial Hospital, 3(arch 15, 1959, a son.

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GOP Candidate Lost By 48 Votes

CELORON — Vote tabulations in the three-way mayoralty race and trustee posts showed that David Jones, the Republican candidate for mayor, lost to incumbent Floyd F . Young, the Progressive Party candidate by 48 votes.

The Democratic candidate. James Dale, lost by 169 votes. GOP trustee candidates lost to the Pro­gressives by about 50 votes each While tire Democratic candidates lost by more than 100 each.

According to the tabulations, the Democrats, and not the Republic­ans, as reported yesterday in die Post-Journal, ran a poor third.

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HOSPITAL Deaths In Area Mrs. Margaret L. Pashen. 72, of

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of die etic equipment for the h o s - ; ^ a t 9 A M Wednesday, pital s kitchen.

The Board authorized Mrs. Maryj Frank G. Grasner, 67, of 22 Gustafson. medical record librari- Spring Street. Fredonia, died an. to attend a conference in Buf- Wednesday afternoon. falo on April 10 and 11. It will be led by University of Buffalo ex-j • D D t ? A I perts in medical library operations. A r i t A L

Mrs. Frank Baggiano, director of nurses, reported that Jamestown , Continued From Page 55 General Hospital is cooperating J ^ m ^ " i So° a n d Leo Seybold, with W.C.A. Hospital in a series • D u n k i r k * l *™. of classes for nurses on Civil Dg.: Special gifts from Cattaraugus fense nursing work. bounty wore Very Rev. Map. John

The classes will begin April 20, £ ^ y l ° n , Delevan, S180; Rev. and will continue for three weeks R , c n a r d R- Rutecki. Delevan. $125; with Tuesday and Thursday after-!Mrs- Charles and Dorothy Schott, noon classes in the Nurses' Resi- 0 1 e a n S100" M r s - Arthur Yahn. dence auditorium at General S r - 0 1 e a n - S 1 0 0 : M i s s Elizabeth Hospital. Local nurses w^o plan tOiR^.55"' De^van. $50 and Kenneth attend the course were urged to S m i t h - Delevan, $50. register with either of the hospi-

In Memoriam NORRIS—In loving memory of our dear husband, father and grand-

survivors | father, Louis, who passed away 1 year ago today, March 19, 1958.

•Though your smile is gone forever. And vour hands we cannot touch. We shall never lose sweet memories, Of the one we love so much."

Sadly missed by Wife, Children and Grandchildren x

Rabbi Kerman To Speak On Prejudices At Sabbath Eve Services Friday

tals. Mr. Lyons reported th: Creche

FOUR PER3ITTS GRANTED Four permits to re-side houses

will provide new draperies for the h a \ e ***** g r a n t e c ! . b y J a m < * A-hospitals nursery. Hedberg, city building inspector

Those receiving them and estim­ated cost of the work are John

105 Liberty Street, MOTORIST FINED $15

Jon M. Davis, R.D. 3. was fined Newman $15 in City Court today after he.$1,400; Eva N. Ouimet, 120 Weeks pleaded guilty to a charge of driv-! Street. $1,500; Palmer J. Domeni-ing 45 miles an hour on East co, 43 Flagg Avenue, $1,400; and Second Street late Wednesday. IVictor Rodriguez, 30 Peach Street,

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PAUL E. CORCORAN •41 E«tt Sixth Street 3:30 P.M. from Lind i

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In Memoriam AFONICO—In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Joseph, who passed away 4 years ago today, March 19, 1955.

"A kindlv hearj was called away. Just 4 fad years ago. Our hearts are saddened on this day, Because we miss him so."

Sadly missed by Wife, Son, Daughter in Law and Grandson x

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In Memoriam DIOGUARDI-In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Phil­lip, who passed away 3 years ago today, March 19, 1956.

"He'a gone but not forgotten. As dawns another year. In our lonely hours of thinking. Thoughts of him are always near."

Sadly missed by Wife, Daughter and Son-in-Law x

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In Memeriam BLOOMDAHL—In loving memory of our dear husband and step father, Albin G., who passed away six years ago March 19, 1953.

"Nothing can ever take away, The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps you near."

Sadly missed by Wife and Step Daughters x

Card Of Thanks The family of Lucius J. Curtis wish to express their deep appreciation to all relatives, friends and neigh­bors for flowers, cards and many other displays of kindness during our recent bereavement.

Mrs. Lucius Curtis and Family x

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Rabbi Julius Kerman will speak on "Our Pet Prejudices" at the Sabbath Eve services at 8:30 P.M., Friday in Temple Hesed Abraham.

This will be a Purim sermon based on the Biblical story of Es­ther.

A special Purim service will be held at 5 P.M., Sunday at the temple, with children of the re­ligious school participating. A con­gregation dinner, sponsored by the Sisterhood, will follow at 6 P.M.

The Festival of Purim begins Monday night and will be celebrat­ed also on Tuesday.

Saturday, March 21 ANTHONY D. EULO

40 Shirqst Strtct 10:00 A.M. «t St. John's Romtn Catholic Church

Rotary Sorvics 7:30 P.M. Friday availing at Coitanso's

Reading of the Book of Esther from a parchment school consti­tutes the principal feature of the service.

The feast recalls the deliverance of the Jews of Persia through the intervention of Queen Esther and her kinsman, Mordecai. from a threatened massacre, planned by Haman, the king's vizier.

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