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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1961 1961 PART 5- PAGE 19 0TCWCM0 DAI I SMILIN JACK 6EATH NOTICES frWrlc V4 TYPES OF BUCK-) DIRTy SHTMAKMS mS A ilmmLiW HiS. zlmr as wbll as money- forced Wi vV Sutkus Amljonr Sutkui, lute of 1007 8ib street, Waukcsan, 111., it hU home. Nov. 13.

in real estate end insurance business for 44 years, active In Democratic carty. husband of Anne; father of Leo. Albert. Mrs. Lucille Lewis, and Mrs.

Florentine Slklch: trandfa-tiier of nine: one brdtfier. Visitation at the Petroshlu, Funeral Home, 10m street and Sheridan road, Wednesday. 2 p. m. until time of funeral Friday.

9 a. m. Mass at St. Bartholomew church, Waukegan. Burial Ascension cemetery.

Svec Bessie Svec, nee Vlk, of 4015 W. 2(ith street, beloved ivlfe ol Charles Svec: fond muther of Dorothy Kreml, Charleene Zailcek and the lare Huth Allnarlk; grandmother of eight; sister of Ella Kasnar, Mildred Joseph, and William Vlk. Service Friday, 17, 1:30 p. at Chrastka Memorial Chapels. 6301 W.

Cermak road, Benvyn. Entombment Woodlawn. OL 2-1023. BI 2-2000. Taylor The Rev.

Samuel Taylor of Fort Valley. beloved husband of Ethelyn: father of John of Big Rapid). Robert of Elmhnrsl, William of La-Fayette. Mrs. Jeanette Harris of Palatine, and Mrs.

Albert Luce of Fort Valley. Ga. Retired minister of Rock River Conference Methodist church. Funeral services to Fort Valley, Ga. Thomas Mary Thomas of 1 SO W.

151th place, Haricy, 111., formerly of Hosclsnd. 15, 1881. dear mother of Roy J-: sister of Lottie Ellis of Canada. At roty Chapel, 214 E. 115th street.

Service Friday. Nov. IT. at 1:30 p. ro.

Interment Mount Greenwood. Tierney Lawrence E. Tierney. beloved brother pi Ann Gaughan. Nellie McCarthy, arfd friomas J.

Funeral Friday, 0:15 a. from the Koop Funeral Home, 5844-48 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Perpetual Help In Glenvicw. Interment Mount Carmel. RO 3-5111. Tillou Carl Tillou.

age 64, of Elmhurst, formerly of Lombard, beloved husband of Withal); fond father of Richard Mrs. Marilyn Buckley, and Kenneth grandfather of seven; dear brother of Mrs. Marian Walker and the laic Ella Hanncy. Funeral Friday, 10 a. at the Brust Funeral Home.

135 is. Main street. Lombard. Visitation after 1 p. m.

Thursday. Interment fara- SMITTY 0Mi3 I PUL-gE'! hav von WM AJ 4y H-pV UHDAM C0TATCIG to France, and earlier in SET SERVICES FOR 2 KILLED IN CRASH IN PARIS Services for Paul W. Harri son 41, and his wife, Mildred, 39, who died Nov. 3 in an automobile accident in Paris, will be held at 11 a. m.

Saturday in the chapel at 4920 Irving Park rd. Mr. Harrison, an engineering employe of the Martin company, assigned to work, in their guided missiles department, formerly lived in Chicago. He had been in France for six months before his death, on a company assignment. The Harrisons had lived in Orlando, immediately before going OILf LIlOi UHLL PARK CATERER, IS DEAD AT 83 Dad's Firm 'Founded' the Hot Dog BY JOSEPH ZULLO Cblcus Tribune Fltst Settlcc New York.

Nov. 15 HarnlH A. Stevens, 83, vice president of Harry M. Stevens, ball park and race track caterers, died today in St. Vincent's hos pital after a long illness.

Stevens was one of four brothers who took over the reins of the company founded by their father before tha turn of the century. The late Harry Stevens converted the selling of frankfurters, soda nnn. beer, and peanuts to spectators in stadiums and race tracks into a thriving business. The company reDUtedlv coined the phrase "hot dog" to describe tranKturter. Pampered the Dodgers The comDanv Dublishes score cards and operates or operated concessions New York at Yankee stadium, the Pnln grounds, Ebbets field, and the 1 t-.

lum tunseuiii; renway park, Boston; Candlestick park, San Francisco: and at manv of the nation's lareer race tracks. The brothers participated in all Dhases of the catering huK- iness, but Harold Stevens took special interest in serving Ebbets field, home of the Brook lyn Dodgers before the team moved to Los Angeles. The Hialeah and Gulfstream race tracks in Florida also were his particular concern. A friend of well known sports figures, Mr. Stevens had a soft spot for umDires when thev worked Ebbets field, preparing special disnes for them to take the edge off the razzing they would get from the rabid fans.

Fish chowder, which he himself liked to cook, was a favorite. Fed Pancho Villa Before World War Mr. Stevens was in charge of the concession at the race track in Juarez, Mexico. He often recalled how Pancho Villa, the revolutionary, would ride up with his supporters to demand not only steak but horse Born in England, he came to the United States as a youth with his father, the family settling in Niles, 0. The father, a steel puddler and book salesman, hit on the idea of selling score cards to fans at ball games.

After getting the concession in the Tri-State league, he added concessions in Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Milwaukee. The father then catered the six day bicycle races in Madison Square garden and the Polo grounds, selling sandwiches and lemonade. When he substituted hot dogs, peanuts, and soda pop, his fortune was made. Harry M. Stevens died in 1934, leaving the business to his sons.

Admiral from Iran to Review Navy Class Vice Adm. Farajollah Rassai, commander in chief of Iran's imperial navy, will review a graduation class of recruits tomorrow at the Great Lakes Naval Training center. Adm. Rassai is touring naval installations in the United States as the guest of Adm. George W.

Anderson chief of naval operations. W. MORRIS, BUSINESS, CIVIC LEADER, DIES Rites for George W. Morris, 77, 7703 North Waukegan. chairman of the National Of fice Supply company, 651 S.

Utica Waukefian, will be helH nt 1 m. MnnHnv in Mo, mnrifll "MelhnrliRl- hnrpVi He died Tuesday in his. home at Lakeland, Fla. He had been employed bv the company since 1913, after cam.e'to tnis C0UntrV fron England. He was a nast Dresi- dent of the Waukegan-North merce, the First Federal Sav ings and Loan association of WUk dltU Motorola Trcrnfor Rodo 56,95 COMPANION RADIO SPEAKER 4'i'im diameter.

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Conk from preceding page Ponzio Alex Ponzio, beloved Bon of Anthony CDempser) and Nancy FonzieJ, nee Oranato: dear brother of Judy Lou (si Malesek. Anthony. and Gabriel. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Granata Funeral Chapel, 900 S.

Sacramento avenue, to Holy Guardian Angel church, Entombment Queen of Heaven. SA Provis Ernest Provis, beloved husband of Marguerjte A. Provis. nee Dwyer; fond lather of Earl Provis: grandfmtttr of and John father-in-law of Jeanne dear brother of Emily Cbauncey.i Hazel Qulsg, Ruth Nordstrom, Snd Earl Provis. Funeral from Barron Funeral Home, 4332 EJston venue, corner Pulaski 'road, Saturday, Nov.

18, 10:15 a. to St, Jerome's church. Mass 11 a. m. Iniemient Calvary cenwtery.

Member of Railroad Retirement post. No. 375, L. KEy-atone 9-6100. Quigley Mary T.

Quigley, nee Costello, beloved wife of the late James dear mother of Mary Goggin and Virginia Manihey: loving grandmother of eight, and four sreat-srandchildren: fond sister of Frank, the late Patrick, Mathew, William, Thomas, and Alice, Funeral Friday, 9 a. from Leo O'Neill Funeral Home. 1136 f. 87th street, to St. Kilian's church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Third Order ot Carmel; St. Kilian's Altai and Rosary society, and past president of Span ish-Amer lean War auxiliary.

RA 3-1100. Itedeker Louis Redeker. late of Schaumburg. beloved brother of Sophie, Emma, Henry, Ernst, and the late Fred and Amanda Redeker. Funeral Friday.

1:30 p. at Oehler Funeral Home. Lee at Perry atreet, Des Plaints. Interment Ridge-wood. VA 4-5155.

Reuter Cora Reuter. age 88, beloved wife of the late Max: dear mother of Laurence Mildred fond sister of Verl Briscn-dtne of Milwaukee, loving aunt of Lottie Barrett of Joliet. 111. Services Friday. Nov.

17. 2 p. m. at Mali Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Irving Paris. Rohloff Anna Rohloff. nee Tltwch. beloved wife of the late Emil: fond mother of Marianne Voelkner, Emil, Nicholas, and the late Peter; grandmother al nine; reat-grandmother. of six; loving sister of Matthew Rosch.

the late Mary Hcn-dle. Katherine Mlnert, Peter. Jacob. Nicholas, and John. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

18. 8:30 a. from Leo M. Brieske Son Chapci. 2859 N.

South-port avenue, to St. Alphonsus church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. WE 6-6111.

Rohwedel Alfred Rohwedel of 116 Galena street. "West Chicago, Nov. 14, husband of Hertha; father of Frank, Mrs. Elfrieda Tylman, and Mrs. Inger Witthuhn: si grandchildren and one sister.

Funeral Friday. 11:30 a. from Lekander Funeral Home, 00 Arbor avenue. West ChlcaHo, to Trinity Lutheran church. Service 1:30 p.

m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Rom John Rom of 7130 S. California avenue, beloved husband of Hilda: fond father of Hilda Doody and Robert Rom; brother of Ernest. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a.

from McPhce Funeral Home, 7133 S. Western avenue, to St. Adrian church. Mass a. m.

Interment Si. Mary's. PR 6-0777. Schilingo Jennie Schilingo, nee Coppola, be loved wife of fiouis; lovinn mother of Rose Del Giudice and Marv Andrew: fond sister of Mary Rattal, Pete, Rose Caccuecl, Anthony, Josephine. Helen Zurla, Harry, and the late Michael: grandmother of five.

Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Kringas Marzullo ChapeT to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Entombment Queen of Heaven. AU 7-8600. Schumacher Lillian K.

Schumacher, beloved wife of the late Fred G. Schumacher; loving mother of Lois Grubb; fond grandmother of Freddy; dear sister ot Helen Veselka, Emil. Charles. William, and George Zcman. Funeral Friday.

Nov. 17. 1961. 1:30 p. from chapel, 15213-15 W.

26ih street. Berivyn. Interment Woodlawn. GU 4-2053. Schwartz Bertha Schwartz, beloved wife of the late Frank: loving mother of Leo TEcho Klein; devoted grandmother of Dech, and Erny; fond sister of Olsa JuliuM Weiss of Brooklyn.

N. Y. Funeral service Friday. Nov. 17, 2 P.

at HoUerhach Funeral Home. 525 W. Armitage avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. MO 4-5345.

Scolaro Lucille Scolaro. nee Lappe. beloved xvife of Michael: fond daughter of Mathew and Helen Lappc; dear sister rf Hildergard Franks, Catherine Hubert, Clarence, Reynold. Gregory. Wilbur, and Graydon Lappc.

Resting at Columbian Funeral Home, 6021 North nvenue. Funeral Saturday, at 8 a. m. from chapel. Muss 1 0 a.

at St. Paul of the Cross church. Pnrk Kldge, Illinois. Imcrmcm Mount Carmel cemetery. ES 9-5151 or VI S-3010.

Serocke Walter Serocke. husband of Sophie, nee Kuczcr: father of Elizabeth Norton and Frances Ann fond brother of Margaret Droer, Anna Evanson, Elsie Mark, and George Serocke: grandfather of six. Funeral Friday. 8: 15 a. nv, from Raleigh Funeral Home, 2307- S.

riramic. to St. Anthony's church. 15th st. and 50th av.

Mass 9 m. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. Mcmher 0f local 705. B.

T. OL 2-0200 or Bl 2-1799. Simons Rayna Simons. Nov. 15.

1961, beloved sister of Gertrude Monroe, Fanny Weed, and Joseph H. Simons. At Lain and Son Chapel. 1035 N. Dearborn street, where services will be held Friday.

Nov. 17. at 1 p. m. DE 7-3036.

Skrzypczynski Joseph Scrip i Skrzypczynskl. late of the Bridgeport neighborhood, beloved husband of Mary, nee andecki; loving father of S. M. Thcrese, Sisters of St. Joseph.

Edmund. Jerome, and the late Pr. Casimir; dear broiher of Tillie Mazurowki. John. Stella S7Czepkowski.

Frank, Edward, and the late Steve and AI: fond futher-ip-law of Betty and Susan: dear son-in-law of Stella Zan-decki. Funeral Friday. Nov. 17. 9:30 a.

from Ocwicia Funeral Home, 2878 S. Throop street, to St. Barbara church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Arch.

Quigley council, No. 3428. K. C. VI 2-1070.

Slack Max Slack, beloved husband of GJsella. nee Lichtmann: fond father of Rena Jess and Maxine Warsaw; dear brother of Louis, Irving, and Harry Slack: loving grandfather of five. Services Friday. Nov. 17.

11:30 a. at Furth Chapel. 2100 E. 75th street. Interment -Oak Woods cemetery.

MI 3-5400. Stark Catherine Stark fnce Haggerty), he-loved wife of the late William mother of the late Grace Moulder; stepmother of William George Arthur G. Stark, and Agnes Amcsse. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a.

from Hurscn Chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment St Please omit flowers. Starr Charles W.

Starr, age 82. Nov. 14. 1961. beloved husband of the late Hclene.

At Krauspe chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Friday, 1 p. under auspices of Sincerity lodge. No. 982.

A. F. A. M. Interment Acacia Park.

Starzynski Ladislaus P. Walter! beloved son of the late Paul and Iiernice; fond brother of the Rev. Mitchell C. R-, and John fHelenl: also loving uncle. Funeral Friday.

10:15 a. from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Retired rmplmc of I'arke Pau's Co. Naval eleran of W. W. I. DI 2-2202.

Strong John K. Strong, aac 73. late nf Snft Xaspar avenue. ArlinKton Heights, beloved husband of Flora hi) dear father of Milton of Palatine; grandfather of two. Funeral services at l.orrctto.

Tcnn. Osburn Funeral Home in charge. Suma Frank Suma. beloved husband of the late Mary Suma; dear father of Gcotfc-c Suma, commonly known as Jack G. Allan; father-in-law of Stephanie Suma; grandfather of 10; great-grand- father of 33; grtat-Kfcat-grandfather of three.

Services Friday, Nov. 17, at 3 P. at Slransky Funeral Home. 5112 S. Wrsrcrn fn Uohcmian National cemetery.

PR 8 0700. Summers Eleanor May Summers, ncc Agncw, of 238 V. 111th street. Nov. I t.

1961. dear wife of Frank food mother of Ruth Hoffman. Marguerite. Vcrn. Eu-penc, and Frank .1.

grandmother rt 10. At Doty Chapel, 214 K. 115th street. Service Friday, Nov. 17, at 2:30 p.

m. Interment Beverly. Sutker Celia Sutker. late of 2930 W. 66th iitrcet, beloved wife of Max; loving mother of Marvin and Robert; grandmother of five; fond sister of Louis Gerber, Mrs.

Anna Raffel, Mrs. Fanny Green, Mrs. Eva Linsky of Tampa, Mrs. Mae Stitzberg. and the late Meyer and Max Gerber.

Services Thursday, Nov. 16. 11 a. at Original Weinstein A Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road.

Interment Cong. Beth Ttfilo cemetery. Visitation at time of funeral services only. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made 'o your favorite charity. A member of Lawn Maner Hebrew Congregation: Hadassah, Bialtstoken Vereuiand.

and women's Chapter B'nal Freedom fedae. Information, LO 1-1890. i Tbe Harrisons are survived by a son, Paul W. Ill, and a daughter, Leslie Ann. Mr.

Har rison is also survived by his father, Dr. Paul W. two brothers and a sister. Mrs. Harrison leaves her mother, Mrs.

Pauline Keippel, and three sisters. President of Argentina Visits Ottawa Nov. 27 Chicago Trlliun. Prcit Str.lcel OTTAWA, Nov. 15 President Arturo Frondizi of Argentina will arrive fa Ottawa on Nov.

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rapn nrpn rare trnrlrc were 1 included in the estate of Albert J. Horan. lone a Democratic nnliliral nmver in ChSraan it was disclosed yesterday as an inheritance tax return nlaced the value of his estate at 272,303. court bailiff and 29th ward Democratic committeeman, lived at 113 N. Homan av.

He died July 16, I960, at age 66. His Various Holdings The holdings in the tracks, and the value placed on each in the return, were: Washington Park Jockey club! 6,390 shares, Balmoral Jockey club, 2,295 shares, $25,000, and two Balmoral bonds, Arlington Park Jockey club, 1,500 shares, $40,500, and Fox Valley Trotting club, 4,445 shares, $12,992. The report showed his holdings also included 2,498 shares of Brunswick corporation, valued at 2,119 shares of Merchants National bank, valued at $90,057, and shares in a number of other corporations. Also listed were $85,235 of cash in banks and $64,210 of real estate. U.

S. Tax $101,105 The return placed federal estate tax at $101,105 and Illinois tax at $43,305. Horan willed $208,000 to four relatives; $52,057 to a friend, Mrs. Catherine Weber, 5650 Sheridan $12,000 to six other friends; $11,000 to eight employes of his insurance ymj.uv. iu iijt uti vile 1 17nlUni.n Olll Tl i-auiuia, oi li van DUit'll ai.

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13, 19fi1. formerly of fifher Lake. husband of the Jate Charlotte; survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. at Grein Funeral Directors, 2114 Irving Park road.

Interment Graceland Mcmher of Apollo commandery. No. 1 of Chicago. A. A.

S. n. JU 8-6336. Uczen Anthony Uczen. aae 80, beloved husband of (he late Rose, nee Dztman; dear father of Bernice John I Sosnow-ski.

John TLecl. Julia Saml Porto, Kstelle William 1 McLaughlin. Thad-deus Julia J. Sophie fJohn MareW, Eugene Laura 1 Veronica Joseph 1 Klisz and the late Pauline Franczak and Leonard; fond grandfather of 17 and 10 great-grandchildren: loving brother of John. Salusia Pokrzywa, and ihe late Jack.

Frank. Joseph, and Wawrzek. Funeral Friday. Nov. 17.

8:15 a. from Matz Funeral Home. 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. Helen's church.

Mass io a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's. Umholtz Ray R.

Umholtz. beloved husband of Ronnie Umholtz; father of Bonnie Rae, PcgRie Rca, and Donna Jean; brother of Vernon, and the late Ralph. At chapel, 734 W. 70th streel. Services Friday.

10:30 a. m. Member nf Mcnt and lliphwny Dricrs union. No. 710.

TR 3-0738. Uszlcr Caslmir A. Uszler, Nov. 14, 1961, beloved husband of Helen, nee Nowak: dear father of Louis, Henry, Elaine Peterson, and Camille Estka: grandfather of three. Funeral 0:30 a.

from Ewald Funeral Home, 2501-03 N. Southport avenue, to St. church Interment bt. Adalbert's cemetery. LI 9-0098.

Vacek Jerry Vacek, late of Iceland, husband of Hazel: father of Flaine Hrieger and Alice Nichols of Norfolk. Pauline Campbell and Lois Cal-lahand of Loveland. and Irene Ardnin of San Francisco, brother of GeorRe and James. Helen Siekowski. Marie Duffck, and Emily Smii: 12 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.

Resting at Hunter Chapel, North avenue nnd Lincoln street. Loveland, Col. Funeral services Friday, 2 p. m. Vinci Joseph Vinci, beloved husband of Mary, nee Salvo; loving father of Angela Szuszalski; brother of the late James.

Sam, Michael, and Charles Vinci: loving grandfather of Irene and Eddy. Funeral Saturday. a. m- Irom Granata Funeral Home, 1702 W. 60th street, to Little 'Flower church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. PR 6-OfiOO.

Vogel Floyd J. Vogel of 59 K. 137th street. Rivcrdalc, beloved husband of Theo-. dnra; dear father of Joseph a'nd James Vogcf.

Mrs. Florence Schluctcr, Mrs. Dorothy Herman. Mrs, Dolores New-mann, Mrs. Helen Mercer, and Mrs.

Marion Kaiser; fond brorher of Frank Vogel, Mrs. Mary Parker, and Mrs. Elizabeth Mattieson. Resting at Tlach-mann Funeral Home. 244 E.

138th street. Mass Saturday. a. St. Mary church.

Interment Assumption. IN 8-)S(tt. Von der Lippe George Von der TJnnr. hrlnvcfl hut. band of Haitle; dear father of George M.

I Susan loving grandfather ot Kristin. Peter, Susaone. and Ingrid Resting at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N- Central avenue, until noon Friday, lying in state at Our Saviour English Luth. church. Laramie and Bcrtcau avenues, from 1 p.

m. Friday, Nov. 17, until time of service, 2 p. thence to Acacia Park. Walczak John F.

Walczak, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee VonMoll; dear father of Joan brother of Leonard. Michael. Edward. Ruth, and Harriet Walczak. and Jule Foley.

Burial Friday. St. Mary's church, 3 0 a. Nutlcy. N.

J. Warszynski John Warszynski. Nov. 1.1, 1061. loving husband ol Anna, nee Murawski; fond father of Alex -fAnnal.

Louise Rowski. Stanley IOIm Anncs Stan-Icy 1 Dombcck. Edmund Mary Henry, and the late Mary; father-in-law of John Jurecki; grandfather of seven; brother of Joseph. Resting at Knwaczek Funeral Home. 3030 W.

George street. Funrral KntuMav 1 n-m St. Hyacinth church. Interment" St. Wehmeyer Carol Wchmcyer, nee Letto.

age 38, Nov. 15. lOBt helovrri wife nf fond mother of Raymond and William Schuliz; loving daughter nf nn the late Walter T-cito; dear sister of vene iwmiamj ijinKs. JServlccs Saturday. 1 p.

at Krauspe Chapel. 3005- vi i-rincoin avenue, interment Acacia Park. WeHford Robert Wellford, husband of FJafne Mary; father of Robert and Donald; brother of Rena Cox, Bessie Purdy, Cora Arnold of Baltimore. and Helen Harford of Washington, D- C. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 from Nielsen Funeral Home.

3301 W. Fuller ton avenue, to St. Edward' church, Sunnyside and Kostner. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment local cemetery. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Association Housf of Chicago at 2150 W. North avenue will be appreciated. Wenk Rudblnh Frank Wenk.

brlnv(t fittcfianrl of Mathilda, nee Larson: fund father oi Kieanor weisn. Hnd waiter Wenk: brother of Anna Tfcaric. and Ella Yetsky; grandfather of five. Funeral Friday, Nov. 17, 9:15 a.

from Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont avenue, to Si. Gencvlesc's church. Interment St.

josepn cemetery. AV Wojcik Walter P. WoJcjk. beloved hmband of Jean, nee Andcmmas; fond father of Richard, Joseph, and Walter dear son of Barbara; brother of Edward and Joseph; brother-in-law of An-toinclle; also Anderzunas and Habas families. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.

from Fortuna Funeral Home. 4401-03 S. Kcdic avenue, to St. Pancratius" church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

LA 3-7781. Woodward Beatrix A. Wondward. late of 14447 S. Itidgeway.

Midlothian. 11 beloved wife of the late George fond mother of George Sidney and Reginald grandmother of George S. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m. at Hickey Chapel, 4201 W.

147th street, Midlothian. Idlcrmcnt Beverly. FU 5-4178. Woolsey Clare Woolsey, beloved husband of Ann: uear tamer oi Donald j-j. nt Bridgeport.

Conn, and Betty Ann Gut of Minneapolis. grandfather of six. At Mce Rammc Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday 1 p. Imermem Mount Emblem cemetery.

In lieu of flowcn, contributions to Albany Park Methodist Church Memorial Fund will be appreciated. Wozniak Anna J. Wozniak, nee Goral, wife of the late Fell; dearest mother of Irene and Leonard Isabellc grandmother ot uiona ano. nomas, funeral Saturday. Nov.

IS. 9:30 a. from TTrha. nek Funeral Home, 1335 51 street, io si. Jonn oi uoa cnurcij.

jr termcnt Resurrection. YA 7-6112- Voung Clarence F. Young or Oak Park, husband of (he late Lydia; loving father of Winnifred, Services Friday, 10 a. at Drecbsler Funeral Home. 203 South Marion reet.

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