Feb 3-Feb 4

1991
TRIBUNE-DEMOCRA T.
JOHNSTOWN,
Saturday, Febnwy 2,1991^
UMBERGER - Hilda M., 98, Oakland, formerly of Dale Borough, died
Feb. 1, 1991, at home. Bom Aug. 9,
1892, in Johnstown, daughter of late
Fred and Elizabeth (Wilhelm) Steuer.
Preceded in death by husband, Waiter; three brothers; three sisters; and
grandson, Walter Dunbar. Survived
by daughters, Vivian M, with whom
STEMMLER - Rudolph, 86, Somerset, formerly of Lancaster, died Jan
31, 1991, at Somerset Hospital. Born
June 4, 1904, in Meyersdale, son of
late Julius J. and Pauline (Berger)
Stemmler. Preceded in death by
brothers: John, Albert, Henry, Edward, Gustav, Harvey and Daniel;
and sisters: Eva Byers, Elsie Shott
PA
C0RNES --Larie J., Tampa, Fla.,
formerIy of Johnstowp, died Jan. 31,
J?91' in TamPa- Born Oct. 3, 1915, in
Hooversville. Preceded in death by
sisters: L(?is Alle". Eleanor Rager
and Rubv McGunigale; and brothersin-*aw: Jimmy Allen and Paul Rager.
Survived bv sister and brother-in-law,
Ruth and Jack DicJ^ br°ther and sis-
Mrs. Umberger resided, and Jayne H. and Irene Byers. Survived by wife,ter-m-Iaw» Robert and Doris Jones;
Dunbar, Geistown; also grandson, former Bessie Florence Sipe. Retired son and daughter-in-law, Jeffrey and
James J. Dunbar, Mechanicsville, salesman for Pennsylvania Farmer's Cora CornesI daughter and son-in-
Va.; and great-grandchildren: Scott Insurance Co. Member of Trinity Lu- |.aw' Jo ATnn and Len Ruble> and
and Elizabeth Dunbar, Chicago; and theran Church, Somerset Friends re- da"gnter,. Linda Comes. Member of
Jennifer and Eric Dunbar, Mechanicsville, Va. Last surviving member
of immediate family: Oldest lifelong
member of Zion Lutheran Church,
Past state councillor and member of
ceived from 7 to 9 pjn. Saturday and:Tnmtv Lutheran Church and former
from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at:?ecretarv for F-M* Sheesley Co., both
Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home, Som-.m J™nstown. Services will be held
erset, where service will be held at 1 Saturday at F.T. Blount Funeral
p.m. Monday, the Rev. Roger Steiner,.^me/Tampa, Fla.
State Judiciary of Daughters ' of officiating/Interment, Beams Ceme- HOLSOPPLE — Harold Wayne, 75,
America. Past president of Cambria tery. Family suggests contributions Vinco, died Feb. 1,1991, at Lee Hospi-
County Republican Women and Won> to Somerset :"In Touch" Hospice, 651 tal. Born July 22,1915, in Seanor, son
en's Republican Club of Dale. Mem- S. Center Ave., Somerset, 15501, or of Russell and Civilla (Foust) Holsopber of Dale Borough Fire Company,; Trinitv Lutheran Church.
pie. Preceded in death by parents;
Ladies Auxiliary. Was Republican j
live brothers; and three sisters. Sur-
comitteewoman for Dale Borough for jTTLLEY - Elizabeth P., 86, Orlando, j vived by wife, former Ruby A.
48 years. Family will receive friends Fla, formerly of Johnstown, died I Goughnour, and these children: Ruby
from 2 to j and 7 to 9 pjn. Sunday at Feb. 1,1991. Born in Johnstown. Pre- E., wife of -William Barclay, Windber
Geisel Funeral Home,~Dale, where fu ceded in death by husband, Harry. R- D- $ Harold L. "Buck,"married to
neral service will be held at 11 ajn. Survived by daughter, Betty Brehm,!former Lou Ellen.Baker, Johnstown
Monday, the Rev. Warren Karshin. Leesburg, Fla.; and grandchildren, R D>. 6;
6; and
and Darla
Darla Gra*Ce,
Gra-ce wife
wife of
of Phil
PhilInterment, Richland Cemetery. In Mrs. Jerry (Linda) Stewart and Mrs. ip Smith, Hartwood, Va; also grand
children:
Colleen;
Carolyn;
*
Kory,
lieu of flowers, contributions may be Greg (Debra) Niblack, also greatmade
™^ to
♦« . Zion
-7^ Lutheran Church,- grandchildren, Sam and Amanda Kris; Kurt; and Keith and wife, BrenJohnstown.
Stewart, all of Orlando, Fla. Sister of da. Brother of Rennel, Florence, Ore;
« .
«
Teat McCloughlin, Johnstown; Sara Leah Cook, Nanty Glo; and Anna
J£±?*P*** Xvarshal, Leesburg, FUl; and Kay Grace Hoffman, Ogletown. Member
, died Feb. 1^.1991, at her; Emory, Johnstown. Member of Unit- of Vinco Brethren Church; church
daughter's residence in Hopewell ed Methodist Church of Orlando. Was Laymen's Association; and Jackson
low5*ilP ^^ Cam*. Bora J™ a retired nurse. Service will be held Township Lions. Former Boy Scout
s%
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10, 1912, in Barnesboro, daughter of atYo sun. Wednesdayat ForestLawnf leader, Vinco Troop; and an avid outMichaelJ. and Mary (Sedlock) Bacha. | Memorial Chapel, the Rev Don. doorsman. Retired welder from Beth-
Preceded in death by parents; hus-:jomer Fjrst United Methodist'.lehem M""5 31/Nanty Glo. Friends
band W Ray ^opey^ in 1988; broth- church, Johnstown. Interment, For- received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn.
ers: Michael L., Francis and Leo Vic- cst Uwn Cemetery. In lieu of flow- Sunday at John Henderson Co. Funertor, and sister, Mary. Survived by ers, family requests donations to al Home» where service wiU be held
daughters and son-in-law: Jeannie American Heart Association or: at 11 a.m. Monday, the Rev. Carl H.
Mae Galinis, Boca Raton, Fla; and American Cancer Society. Arrange- Phillips. Interment, Forest^ Uwn
Anne Jane and William D. Fuller, ments by Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Cemetery: Those who.wish may make
Hopewell Township; also grandchil- Home, 301 N. Ivanhoe Blvd Orlando
dren: John W. Galinis n, Ray E. Gal- Fla. 32804
inis, James M. Galinis, Michael E.
Fuller and Patricia L. Dushak; and
great-grandchildren, Andrea Rae
Dushak and Samantha Ashlee Fuller,
also survived by nieces and nephews:
Leo M. Bacha, Michael Bacha, Mary
Agnes Welsh and Michelene Heller.
Formerly employed by Attorney Gill
and Barnesboro Insurance Exchange.
Former manager at Breen's Drug
memorial
contributions
to
': Brethren Church Mission Fund,
Vinco
"Store. Member of St John's Altar and
Rosary Society; Jednota Udies
Guild; and only female member of
Braggers Club. Friends received
from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and from 2
to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Long
Funeral Home Inc., Barnesboro,
where Rosary will be recited at 8
p.m. Sunday. Mass of Christian Burial
will be celebrated at 11 ajn. Monday
at SL John the Baptist's Roman Cath
olic Church, the Rev. Bernard Grega.
Interment, church cemetery.
7
1991
TRIBUNE-DEMOCRA T.
JOHNSTOWN,
PA
Sunday, febnwry 3, 1991
McCREARY — Douglas James, 19/''FRANK
-
Mrs.
Laura
Jean BALAZIK - John G., 64, Johnstown
New Paris R. D. 1, died Feb. 1, 1991, "Jeanne," 59, Bakerton, died Feb. 1, died Feb. 2, 1991, at Lee Hospital.
at Bedford County Memorial Hospi-: 1991, at Lee Hospital, Johnstown. Born Nov 2 1926 in Johnstown son
tal. Born May 12, 1971, at Bedford Born Jan. 10, 1932, in Bakerton, •<,( George and Sabina (Hindiilak)
Hospital, son of late Joe McCreary, daughter of George W. and Catherine Balazik. Preceded in death by par-
who died in 1971. Preceded in death
by infant twin brother, Donald. Survived by stepfather, Walter, and
mother, Miriam (Benton) McCreary-
M. (Lane) Smith. Preceded in death
by parents, and sisters, Elizabeth and
Edna. Survived by husband, William
J- Frank Sr.t whom she married July
ents; sister, Mary Marco; and niece,
Valerie Curry. Survived by wife, former Magdalenejducicka. Brother of
Agnes Stefan, and Florence Buchko,
Zebroski, Duncansville; also sisters, 6, 1959, and these children: Kathy, both of Johnstown. Member of St. SteKrista Zebroski and Michelle wife of Michael Petrisko, Spangler; phen's Catholic Church, Cambria
Zebroski, and brother, Nathan Lisa, wife of Vincent Sedlemyer, CarZebroski, all at home; also survived rolltown; and William J. Frank Jr., at
by maternal grandmother, Ruth Ben- home; also, grandson, Joshua
ton, New Paris R. D. 1, with whom he | Petrisko. Sister of Irma Fletcher,
City. Retired employee from
steel. U.S. navy veteran of World
n. Friends received from 7 to 9
Sunday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
U.S.
War
p.m.
p.m!
resided; paternal grandmother, Alice Vintondale; Violet "Ducky" Myers, Monday at Edward Moskal Funerai
McCreary, New Paris; and paternal! Barnesboro R. D.; and Darlene En- Home, 226 Fairfield Ave. (new ad-
grandmother, Lillian Zebroski, Dun-Idler, Fredericksburg, Va. Admissions dress),' where wake service will be
cansville. Attended Carson Valley, clerk at Miners Hospital, Spangler, held at 3:30 p.m. Monday. Brief servChurch of the Brethren. Friends re- for 25 years, where she was also a ice at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral
ceived from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. member of .Hospital Ladies Auxilia- home, followed by Mass of Christian
Monday at Edward Blackburn Funer ry. Member of Bakerton United Burial at 10 a.m. at SL Stephen's
al Home, Pleasantville, where serv Methodist Church and Ladies Aide Catholic Church, the Rev. Lawrence
ice will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, and Choir. < Democratic committee Lacovic officiating.: BuriaL Grandthe Rev. Roy Myers. Interment, member for West Carroll Township, view Cemetery.
SchellsburgCemetery.
Secretary of Friday Night Bowling]
League Carrolltown.Friends re-| CHAPMAN - Paul Roger, 81,
MURPHY - Gene F., 80, Indianapo-! ~f'v,fa Iro.mQf t0 4 a£d 7 t0 9 Pm- Beaverdale, died Feb. 1,1991, at Lee
Ms, Ind., formerly of Johnstown, died! *™d^ at Iteyensv ?UI\eral. Home Hospital. Born Dec. 27,1909, in Elder
Feb. 1,1991, at his home. Survived by .^.'JfSl Oiflown- * ™*as a1*0 re-1 Township, son of Charles and Sarah
mother, Mary Murphy,-wife, former .
oi « ™ °?J UJ} Umeo0f. ^f7" Rose (Stiger) Chapman. Preceded in
Dorothy I. Brant; and son, Jack W. Spifli"^^-*^yfc d ♦ n ideath bv parents; wife, former KathMurphy, Indianapolis, Ind.; also three «£ Stains It
,rcft' ™?ior Da"' leen Donnelly, son, Edward P4 two
grandchildren and two great grand-;f prv y
children. Brother of Patrick Murphy, ^S.
r
^rment» cnurcn ceme- brothers; and two sisters. Survived by
"f"° .owe{*' laml1/ SUS~'these children: Madeline Joan, wife of
Johnstown. Navy veteran of World |ftis.nmfTm^l^s,.b.e. *H*deu tojRonald Snyder, Waldorf, Md; Deene,
War IIserving Jcheif metalsmithin *akerton?***.^thodistChurctL jwife of Ro'nal(j m^ layette!
Pacific Ocean. Operated a body shop .McCONNELL - Ruby F., 64, 406 Colo.; and Clemie, wife of Harry J.
in Johnstown. Taught vocational Palmer Ave., Patton, died Feb. l,\Chilton, Willoughby~HiUs, Ohio; also
school at Vale Technical Institute in;1991* at Miners Hospital, Spangler. iiine grandchildren and nine greatBlairsville, before employment with: B0"1 Feb. 2,1926, in Bakerton, daugh- grandchildren. Brother of Henry,
American States Insurance Co. where ter °{ Charles and Mary (Chamber- iLorain, Ohio; Clarence J, Carrie,
he retired in 1975 with 19 years of lain) MitchelL Preceded in death by iN.COertha Jones, Selbyville, Del.;
service. Member of Murat Shrine parents; husband, Herbert W. McCon- jand Raymond T^ Mentor, Ohio. Mem-
Club RecepUon.Unit where he earned neU ^ who died Oct -12, 1989; 'ber of UMWA. Friends received from
Thornburg Award; Scottish Rite; brother, William; and sister, Dorothy 10 ajn. until noon and from 2 to 4 and
Millersville Blue Lodge 126; and Vet- Mae Blake. Survived by these chil- 7 to 9 pun. Sunday at Donnelly-Kinley
eran of Foreign Wars, Post 261, Law- ^^ Herbert W. McConnell Jr., mar- Funeral Home, Beaverdale, where
rence, Ind Private family services ried to former Charlotte Leaper,; wake service will be held at 7:30 p.m.
are planned with Shirley Brothers Si?el; and Deborah, wife of David j Sunday. Mass of Christian Burial will
Washington Memorial Chapel assist-;Miller, Hastings R. D^ also grandchil- be Celebrated at 10. ajn. Monday at
ing with arrangements. Memorials pen: Herbert and Alex McConnell, St Agnes1 CathoUc Church, the Rev.
may be made to First Lutheran /and Todd and Melissa Miller. Sisteri John J.Boyle. Interment, SL Joseph's
Church Restoration Fund, 701 North of Mary Edmiston, Rosella Mercurio, Cemetery, Beaverdale.
Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, Ind
| Mabel Frederick and Edward, all of
STUFFT
- Caroiyii tt, 82, New Paris' ^^iSS^^^^S^« f^H,
'^ hP* Tvre m dkd
Feb.. 1, 1991, at Memonai Hospital,
R. D..1, died Feb. 1,1991?at Bedford g^ft^^ ^.;l
y
.
,
County
Memorial Hospital.
Born 2&1*, °J2£ ***team services
C
y
p
Johnstown. Born Jan. 29,1921, in Con-
emaugh Township, Somerset County,
Sept
^.
St 3,3 1908,
1908 in
i Iincob
Iib Township,-^
Thi"^L ^£{L^Jf$
^™£U{L^J"$ —*
daughter of Steward and Sadie (Alii- ffS/^H"^ 5^?^r °f ?,L son of ^te Noah and Mary Ann (Leh-
son) Mock. Preceded in death byW ^foL£S £Sm ^ •
f°S
man» ^^ Preceded ta death bX son.
,, ^
ents; seven sisters; and five bn^^^iL^^^ ^glOn f***™ Robert,, ■ and brothers,:,^li^d
Survived by husband, Orville Stufft,
y.-Survived ^ wife, former Milwhom she
married
e married
mrrid in
in June,
Jn, 1941,
1, in 2d^£KS! nttfn, ^riT <^ed Young,g, to whom he was married
Toledo, Ohio. Sister of Beulah, wife of-*ll£*i ?rnm ? f o
?' J ^ for
f 49
49 years« and son» Ten7. carried
;
;
late Robert Berkey, Saginaw, MIcW^^'K-^9 P^ S"nda/ and to former Connie Knapp, Johnstown;
Avanelle, wife of Harold Mickle, ^^ %4\ndJ ^
Alum Bank R. D. 1; and Helene, wife ^ wfke serli^
M and Travis; ^ great-grandchil-
of Allen Pergrim, Mineral Point :^±^
many years. Former employee win
ni.
p
1
non
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wV».» ^«. «km nwuuuui <j^uwi ui&-
F.W. Woolworth Co., Johnstown, ior?f\\r£™ Kes.K0» UbB- interment, trict as custodian. Family will re35 years. SecreUry for seven years of
White Head Kale, Detroit, Mich. She
and her husband, Orville, were coowners with Harold and Avanelle
Mickle, of Chestnut Ridge Market for
25 years. Friends received from 2 to i
and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Edward
Blackburn Funeral Home, Pleasant-
ville, where service will be held at
10:30 a.m. Monday, the Rev. Howard
Kaucher. Interment, Bedford County
Memorial Park.
mary s uemeiery.
ceive-lriends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
p.m»-Sunday at George E. Mason Funeral Home Inc., Davidsville, where
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service will be conducted at 10 a.m.
Monday, the Rev. Elvin Holsopple.
Interment, Stahl Mennonite Cemetery.
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1991
TRIBUNE-DEMOCRA T,
JOHNSTOWN,
PA
Monday, February 4, 1991
THOMAS - Jessie M., 95, Southmont, LONG - Matthew A 76 Ebensbun? JAMES ~ Harold E., 94, Brookline, DclBAGGIO - Carmen B., 57, 310 W
■ — residence, lfc
.-„. ai
died
died
died Feb. 3, 1991, at her
r „
d o3 U1CU
died rt:u
Feb ^2 'Wl
at 1Yiercv
Mpitv f°rmerly. of Johnstown,
Jh
did Feb.
Fb 2,21st
2t St.,
St Tyrone,
T
did Feb. 3, 1991, at
Born Sept
Bedford daugh-'
daugh' Hospital
Hitl Born
B
^991at homehom Born Au6- 12, 1896, in Mercy Hospital, Altoona. Born March
Sept. 141895
14,1895, in Bedford,
March 22 1914 in New ^991-at
ter of Levi and Mary Jane (Carbaugh) Germany son of late Ambrose and Ros^aIe BorouBh. son oi late ste- 20« 1933- on Port Matilda R. D. 2.
Gartland. Preceded in death by par- Barbara (Wirfel) Lone Preceded in Pnen" and Lucy (Wissinger) James, daughter of John and Evelyn (Burgc)
ents; husband, Walter M.; sister, death by sister Armeila Bodd and Pre<2ded in death bY wife> former Orwick. On Dec. 31, 1949, in Tyrone,
Frances; brothers, George D. Gart-. brothers* Benedict; Albert; Rev Cam- Hele" J> Dunwiddie; brothers, JPercy she married Benedict L. DelBaggio.
land and John H. Gartland; nephew, inus Long, OSB; Aloysius* and Louis and Chalmers; and sister, Hazel. Sur-Survived by mother, Tyrone R. D. 3;
George Gartland; nieces, Rita Jo Survived by wife former Effie Maeiyived by these nieces and nephews: husband, and these children: Benedict
Gartland Gillespie and Shirley Gart- "Wood, to whom he was married for 52 "arold Shute Jr- Pittsburgh; James L. Jr., Leonard R. and Patsy A., all of
land Jordan; nephews, John Gartland years' and these children- Donna Hoo- Snute» Palmyra; Lois Woodhall, Pitts- Tyrone, and Mrs. Christina Charney,
Jr. and Joseph Gartland; and nieces, Ver, Algona, Iowa; Patricia Ballinger burgh; and Phyllis Schaffer, Pitts- Houtzdale; also 13 grandchildren. SisMadeline Moore and Mary Jane Hip- North Topsail Beach
N C • Marv burgn- Member of Brookline Method- ter of Eugene C. Orwick, Tyrone R. D.
pier. Survived by nephew, Charles Catherine Covey Seattle Wash* juJist Church and Jaffa Mosque Temple, 3; Alfred R. Orwick, Dallas, Texas;
Gartland, Johnstown; grandnephew, dith Smithnoskv Drums*'and fimo-"Altoona* Retired engineer for State of Ralph Rob1 Orwick, Sea brook, Texas;
Eugene J. Gillespie Jr., Short Hills, thy, Ebensburg; also 18 grandchildren iPenn^vlvania' World War l and n and .Mrs* Dolores Hess, Tyrone; also
N.J.; grandniece, Dr. M. Joan Gil- and six great-grandchildren Brother Army veteran- Member of Brookline survived by several nieces and nephlespie, McLean, Va.; and cousins,. of Bernard Long Ebensbure R D 3* American Legion Post. Friends re-ews. Member of St. Matthew's CathoRuth Kelly and Dorothy Fetterman, sister Mary Delellis Long NM Ma-ce^v?d from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. lie Church, Tyrone, where she was a
both of Johnstown. Last surviving rjan Convent, Scranton: and * Cleo Monday at Askew-Houser Funeral lector and member of church prayer
member of immediate family. Mem-; Frank Ebensburg Member of Holv Hom* Inc*f Ebensburg. wnere funeral group. Member of Catholic Daughters
ber of Our Mother of Sorrows Catho-; Name* Catholic Church Retired .serv*ce wil^ be neld at noon Tuesday, lof America and Tyrone American Le-
lic Church. Friends received from 2 miner Member of UMWA. Friendslthe R^v* Marvin Lowery officiating.Igion Auxiliary. Part owner of family
to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at John received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 nm Moment, Lloyd Cemetery.
^businesses: Logan Beverage Co., TyHenderson Co. Funeral Home. Mass Monday at Askew-Houser Funerai .LEVADNUK - Walter "Deamer," 60, rone, for 10 years, and Ben DelBaggio
of Christian Burial will be celebrated Home Incf Ebensburg where liturgi-;Front street» Jerome, died Feb. 2, Trucking Co., Tyrone, for past 22
at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Mother of ca] y^e service will be held Monday-1991' at Memorial Hospital. Born Jan. years. Mass of Christian Burial will
Sorrows church, the Rev. Msgr. Lin- evening Mass of Christian Burial will19' 1931»in Jerome, son of George and
ford F. Greinader. Interment, St; be celebrated at 11 am. Tuesday at!Allce (Korejwo) Levadnuk. Preceded
John's Cemetery. Wake service will Holy Name church the Rev Mser in death by father, who died in 1941,
be held Monday afternoon.
I Arnold L Gaus celebrant Interment ^ brother, Alexander "Cecil," who
ti rr tv
xji
x* n. t^. "
Holy Name Cemetery Ebensbure • ,died fa 1982- Survived by mother, ChiiuliLix — iviarcus M., 75, Duncans-:
_.
_
,cago
111* wife
** celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday
at St Matthew's CathoUc Church, Tyrone; the Rev. Msgr. Richard J.
Walsh, celebrant Interment, Oakgrove Cemetery, Tyrone. Friends re-
former Cora "Sis" ceived from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
vjlle died Feb. 2,1991, at Nason Hos- MIHAUK - Mary Alice, 72, 20 Row, Walker, and these children: Walter Tuesday and from 9:30 to 10:30 &.m.
pital, Roaring
Born April 15, Colver, d!ed Feb^ 3,1991,
p^ 'mMrtM
t0 Cf™
'£J£ Wednesday at Theodore J. Feller Mep,
ing Spring,
Spring.Born
,1, at Memorial Paulf
marricd to
for^ ^
1915 in Summerhill, son of late Jo- HospiUl Born Nov 10 1918, in Twin ShauUSf Jerome; David and Larry at morial Home, 817 W. 15th St, Tyrone,
seph and Lilian1 (Wilburn)
(WUbum) Tully
Tully. Pre- 5°<:^ ^ughter
of Mike and Anna home;
home; Joyce,
Joyce, Jerome;
Jerome; and
and \v7nda
Wanda, ChrisUan
Christian wake
wake service
service will
will be
be held
held at
at
ceded in death by son, Williani, and
sister,
.. - Jean Laughery.
—<*-—v- Survived
•— by
~j
wife forme
Wil
t whom
h
wife,
foqner Rth
Ruth Wilson,
to
(Bojanowski) Kostelnik. Preceded in wife of Robert Burtosky, Stahlstown;!8 p.ml Tuesday, followed by recita-
parents;
,death jbY
•,.-,.
. „; sisters,
-,---' Susan Tim- also seven grandchildren. Brother ofUion
ofjtion of Rosary at memorial home.
ko and Milled
MUdred Skupaka;
Skupaka stepbrother,
tbth
koand
George> ^^ to to^wlSSSm Contributions in her memory may be
he was married for 57 years,
years and An*«w
d tto Bli
Andrew *>*>**
Sofara; and stepsister
stepsister, Ann D6i
Downie, B
Boswell, and Olga, widowof made
Blair Ct
County Cht
Chapter off
daughter Susan Cowley, Columbus,, ^eskevich. # Survived by , husband, Fred DeLuca, and Anastasia, wife of American Cancer Society, 1004 N.
Ohio; also four grand^^
HL:JuniaU St, Hoilidaysburg 16648, or
great-grandchildren. Brother of Don-; ^ of Edward Little^ Ene, and Join,; Member of Jerome Post 802 Ameri-* Palliative Care Unit, Mercy HospiUl,
aid Florida; Josephine Coyne, Flori-!f?°om^ also granddaughter, Saraican Legion, and Jerome Nest 556 • 2500 7th Ave^ Altoona 16601. -
da; Rosaline Leach, Pittsburgh; Beau-J^le- s^er of Margaret^^.Brunatti,[T3olish Falcons of America. Anny FORGACS -^ Frank G^ 74,130 Ross
la Linsenraeyer, Flordia; and Mary:^e and^George, all of Colver. veteran of Korean Conflict Recipient St, died Feb.. 2, 1991, at Memorial
i!-ii ?? Th0mas' ^^ of Sum" onm^T
♦ w? • u4.^7
-of Bronze star- Employed by Hoff- ^Hospital. Born Oct 10,1916, in Johns-
merhilL Member of St Paul's Luther-i» P-™;'™°**y at UJ^V1S^ & Matev"! man and Meek- funeral homesJtown, son of Frank G. and Margaret
an Church Mundys Corner. Retired I ^Z^Ae^omT^ F)e.ns^urfI?rhere: Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to'(Laufig) Forgacs. Preceded in death
Ronrn^avr-On!i ormeT P^°f Central FnnprainSZL »m k! km m1PiIII: 9 P^- Monday at Hoffman Funeral .by parents. Survived by wife, former
Railroad Friends received from 2 to ™al ^f5^ ^ hed at 10 a.m. Home, Main Street, Boswell, where iMary Ann Donnelly, and these chil4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Aksew- J™***?* Holy Fanuly CathoUc se^e wiu be held at 10 am Tue^-dren, Mary Ann, wife of Clifford An-
Houser Funeral Home Inc., Ebeiis-:^ur^ Solver, the Rev. James Cove- dayf ^ Very Rev Father john w drewSf West Chester, and Frank G
& 7 ft1*6
S ^erllCe wU1 ^t^ Tn hTS^
y NfmeCem1f- Govmsik. Interment, Jenner Cross- Jr., Phoenixville; also grandchildren:
Thl
h H Z* ^^y- P*^&L^fnS7^/rt^inake Jerome
roads Cemetery.
Graveside rite by Corky and Cheri Andrews, and Hilary
Theodore I. Bessey officiating. Inter- contribuUons to Mihalik family.
Legion. Memorials to Ameri- Forgacs. Brother of Margaret
! Ugd.e.n Cem. eJ7;_. _ ^
WIRFEL '- Robert- H, ll Sum-
merhill R. D. 1, died Feb. 3, 1991, at
Lee HospiUl. Born June 27, 1939, in
can Cancer Society would be appreci- Carothers, Johnstown; Helen Evans,
atedAltoona; Mary Jane Hobba, Johns-
\ow* Uona Novitsky, Pittsburgh;
Hattie DunWe> Johnstown; and EuSene Forgacs, Qeveland, Ohio. Mem-
New Germany, son of Felix and Ade-
laide (Illig) Wirfel. Preceded in death
£f ofl.V^!t?^oIl °.f Se ?™ ^°!1C
by father. Survived by mother, New
Church. Third Knight of K. of C. At-
Germany, and wife, former Shirley
****** l:°J?a" at Villanova Uni-
Gailey, New Germany. Brother of
veraity.Twk I.CS. course in molding
Charles and Ermin, both of Munster,
Ann Bagshaw, McKeesport; Frances
at BeUilehem Steel Corp. ReUred
l™m' **** Laboratory Inc., West
Chester. Graduate of Johnstown High
Wess, Leon, Mary Haberi, Cletus, Da-
vid and Martha Smith, all of New
School« Class of 1935- Friends re*
merhill; and Kenneth, Windber R. D.
2. Member of GBU, Summerhill and
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Tuesday at John Henderson Co. Funeral-Home. Mass of Christian Burial
will2e celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednes
Germany; Elizabeth McCall, Sum-
Church, New Germany where Mass
of Christian Burial will be celebrated
at 10 a.m. Wednesday, the Rev Ger-
main
Mary's
Lieb,
OSB.
Cemetery,
Interment,
New
2?ived ^om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p^m.
*
^XS1 Visitation of the BVM church,
the "Rev- Martin McCamley. Inter
meriCSt. Mary's Immaculate Concep
St
Germany
Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to
9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at Char-
les O. Dimond Funeral Home Inc.,
South Fork, where wake service will
be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
tion JJemetery. Wake service will bt
Q Q
O J
held-at 3 p.m. Tuesday. K. of C. Lodge-
467 Rosar>'service win **held at 7:3t'
pm- TuesdaY-
1991
TRIBUNE-DEMOCRA T.
JOHNSTOWN,
Wednesdoy, February 6, 1991
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Tuesday, February 5, 1991
SHARPE - Louis Andrew, 87, 539 R^N^Ma^1.13:^\,EJbe"S^Urf' LOWES - Mildred B., 82, 604 Fifth CHONKO - Andrew J., 77, Altoona
56th St., Altoona, died Feb. 5, 1991, at formerly of Portage, died Feb. 5, Ave~~ Patton, died Feb. 3, 1990, at R. D. 5, diecTMonday, Feb. 4, 1991, at
Mercy Hospital, Altoona. Born April 1991« in Ebensburg. Born July 12, Miners Hospital, Spangler. Born Feb. Altoona Mercy Hospital. Bom Jan. 18,
14, 1903, in Johnstown, son of late Wil-1898- in Ronchena, Italy. The daugh- 16, 1908, in Patton, daughter of the 1914, in Lehigh, Okla., son of Andrew
liam H. and Amanda (Logue) Sharpe.:ter of Luigj and Tomasina (Colle) Za- late
William
and
Lora
(Brewer) and Mary (Bodnar) Chonko. Survived
Preceded in death by wife, former mvan- P[eceded in death by parents Lowes Preceded in death b parentst by widow, former Anna M. Mishock;
Martha Elder Survived by son.^d husband Antonio Damin Sur1and brother, Nelson. Sister of Jane daughter, Mrs. John (Kathy) Carey,
Thomas E., with whom he resided. Iv>ved by these children, DonnoiDonl
Member
of
First
Presbyterian (Dean), married to the former Angela Hub
st^ongsville,
paU
Ohio; Ellen Altoona; and grandchildren, John
and Richardj Cleve. Richard ni and Elizabeth Ann Carey.
Church, where he served as an elder. Biowz of Ebensburg; Nonna, wife ofiland Qhio AlsQ survived by several.Brother of John, West Mifflin, and
Retired in 1969 from Gwin Engineers *™1 }W™bf Benscreek; Romeo, nieces and
hews Teacher for 46 y^ zock, Portage. Member of
as a road designer, with 14 years of Cleveland-Angelica wife of Ross
s ln Spangler Patton arid" ram='Home Association, Cresson Post 238,
_yiS?;UPrey,T!lyy
mployed
emPl?yed
service.
by;Trwato, Pittsburgh; Cen (Jerry), bria Heighis high schools. Attended American Legion;
Cresson VFW; and
g
by.
mm
.
PennDOT, with 32
years of» service...
Friends
Fnends received
received ffrom 22 tto 44
•**>».....,*
tne
former
Jean
'-*^savsKy,'i
i»
x
^
t. twelve
grandchildren andi
„_**.._
andd 77 tto.pensburg
twelve grandchildren
and.f, Ca&mbria
Normal
Member
SL
9 p.nr Thursday and from noon until i; twelve great-grandchildren. Sister of 'As5OciauOn and Pennsylvania State
p m^time of service, Friday, at E.i Augusta Velio and Irmena Dalle Education Association. Friends reMefnir Smith Funeral Home Inc.,1 Mulle both oi IUly. Friends received ■■c^^m from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
2309 Broad Ave., Altoona, the Rev.I7 to9 p.m^ednesday and 2 to 4 and 7 T- ^j at Stevens Funeral Home
Lindai
Jaberg. Interment, Greenwood1 to 9. P-m- Thursday, at Mark A. Seren! ko" "Funeral Home, Portage, ^where
Cemetery, Indiana.
Rose
of
Lima
Catholic
Churchf
County Retired Teachers where Mass of Christian Burial willl
be held at 10 a.m. Friday. Army.veteran of WW II, technician fifth grade.
Retired from the UJ5. Post Office.
Friends received from .7 to 9 p.m.
* *"**
Incr-Patton,
where service will be Wednesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
helctat 11 a.m. Wednesday, Pastor >■ Thursday at the Stanley J. Krish Fu-
| wak'Oervice will be held at 3 p.m.
Grau. Interment,
Thursday. Mass of Christian Burial
VOZER — Joseph G., 89, Alverda, will-be held at 10 a.m. Friday at St Cemetery, Patton.
Fairview.neral.Home Inc., 1204 17th St, Altooina, where wake service will be held
al 8 p.m.. Thursday. Interment, Cal-
died Feb. 5,1991, at Indiana Hospital. Joseph's Catholic Church in Portage.
|"°v Cemeery Mausoleum H
Born Nov. 30,1901. in Barnesboro, son; Father Edward Eckenrod, interment MILLER - Russell J., 86, Geistown.^O'£*£**,S
~
I, father and was great-
of Joseph and Julia (Yetchem) Vozer.i in^St Bartholomew's Cemetery, Wil- died Feb..4,1991, at Allegheny Gener- ?v -.
.
Preceded in death by parents; wife, more. In lieu of flowers, contributions al Hospital, Pittsburgh. Born May 26,,^;°!ed .Dy
,.
former Fay Graham, who died in may be made to Portage Area Ambu-1904, in Carrolltown, son of Augustus' °-J'--' •»»«»,_
1974; son, Robert; daughter, Alma;; lance Association or Crichton-McCor-'and Malvina (Miller) Miller. Preced-
and sisters, Mary Lecorchick, Julia mick Park.
Leone and Alma Lewis. Survived by
daughters, Roselyn Sinclair, Houtz-i
«randchildren
nie|^
""=^>.
neohews'
"g|!uc
'
ed in death by parents; wife, Elizabeth Betty Devine; and brothers, Donaid, Marcellus, Martin, Morris, Blair
dale; and Mrs. Roy (Ruth) Packer,' GREEN — Blanche U., 101, of Rich- and Richard. : Brother of Homer,
Alverda; also these grandchildren:: land Manor, formerly of Bedford and Johnstown; Regis, Royal Oak, Mich.; Cecelia
in
h
Joan Kephart, Jack Sinclair and Rob-; Johnstown, died Feb. 5,1991 at Rich- Aileen Poehland, Brookings, Ore.;
ert, William, and Bradley Packer, land Manor. Born Feb. 14,1889 in Jef- Rosella Stevons, Noblesville, fcuL;
and six jgreat-grandchildren. Retired, ferson. County, W. VA. Daughter of Vangie Shannon, Transfer, Pa.; Grace I
coal miner. Member of Local 488, i George and Catherine (Van Metre) jMalozzi,
UMWA
and
Hartford,
Conn.;
Duane, j-
Alverda -Christian; Rush..Preceded in death by parents, Spangler, and Kenneth and Mildred ;(
Church. Served on Pine * Township/1 husband, John Earl, infant son, one'Mickey1 Dumm, both of Nicktown. jAJ^L
Penns Manor school board for 35 i brother and one sister. Survived by Member of, St Benedict's Catholic i1™) '
years. Friends received from 2 to 4ison, VernonL, married to the former Church, Geistown, where Mass of cni
and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Long Fu-' Isabel Livengood of Bedford RJD. 1. Christian Burial will be celebrated at
neral Home Inc., Barnesboro, where Also survived by grandchildren M. 10 ajn. Wednesday. Also member of
service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Carol Green, of Port Charlotte, FL auxiliary of Legion of Mary. Former i
Dexter Derr officiating. Interment, and William L Gn
Green Sr.
Sr. off Merritt
Merritt usher
jiland member of Holy
y Name SoPineland Cemetery, Strongstown.
" • - St
- - ■- Friends
-.
. re.Island, FL. Also, great grandchildren ciety-of
Benedict's.
2 Marie Seotti
Sria: and
Member-of St
?JL?.T
!WilUam L Green Jr., of Chambers- ceiled from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. be cetebratodi at
'burg, Pi and R Susan Green of Co- Tuesday at H Owen Ketterer Funer-
f%hil\
l\ J<Svt I «>a, FL. Also survived by nieces. Re- al Heme, Geistown, where wake servoi
y
id H 9
^
nursed an acUve M«lta ^S&^ffti^
y
^SSS? °fCh^
SST^
^^^S
^^£?S£S^£^i
F-ral
Home,
Coalport
Pr^ S
^S
S
^ p- h tion- Friends ^ited to attend grave- flowers, family requests donations be
" f w
side service at 11 a.m, ThuS>n at made to Improvement Program of St
2%^
Co Funeral Home, the Rev. James
Stobaugh. Interment, Grandview uAve: Died Feb. 2, 1991; Baltimore,
cemetery.
MDrBorn 1904. Preceded in death by
wife"! Edna Mae (Beam). Survived by
soiCCharles J. Hendricks; daughter,
Sara- Riley, grandchildren, Sally Hen
dricks, Karen Stafford, David Hen-
dricfcs, Joanne Donadio, Barbara
Walker, Debbie Kaylor, Joseph Riley-
Jr^reat-grandchildren, Chad, Jero-
myZI Timothy Kraemer, William
Young Jr., Angela Walker, Melissa
Walker, Jay and Denver Kaylor, Joey
andJTroy Riley, Michael, Christopher,
Scottie and Joey Stafford, Jamie, Ka-
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thyrthristina Hendricks.
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