10 THE MORNING CALL, Deaths of John Hocking, 52; Sold John Vegetables. 52, of 480 Line Easton, was dead on arrival at Warren Hospital Saturday night. He was stricken at the Harkers Hollow Golf Club in Harmony, Warren County. He was the owner and operator of Van Doren's Celery Easton. His widow is the former Shirley A.
Leverington. Mrs. Rosa Hottenstein Mrs. Rosa M. Hottenstein, 80, of Bethlehem R.
3, died yesterday in her home. She was the widow of William V. Hottenstein. Born in Salisbury Township, was a daughtera of the late Lawrence (Weil) Kramer. Mrs.
Hottenstein was a member of Jerusalem United Church of Christ, Salisbury Township. Surviving are four sons, Llewelyn and Warren, both of Salisbury Township, Harvey at home, daughters, William Mrs. of Edna Allentown; Eckman in atin of Lehighton, Goldie, wife of Jacob and Viola, wife of Anthony DeFiore, both of Salisbury Township; Elva, wife of Kenneth Shafer of Allentown, Ada, wife of Harold Ziegler of Coplay, and Mrs. Effie Schiele of Quakertown; a sister, Martha, wife of Warren Moyer of Salisbury Township; 25 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday in the Werley Funeral Home, 46 E. Susquehanna Allentown. Calling hours will be' p.m. tomorrow. William J.
Hilbert William J. Hilbert, 81, of 500 Old Swede Road, Douglassville, Berks County, died Sunday afternoon in his home. He was the husband of Katie A. (Reimert) Hilbert. Hilbert was a retired farmer.
Born in Longswamp Township, Berks County, he was a son of the late Augustus and Amanda (Heffner) Hilbert. Hilbert was a member of the Lutheran congregation of Maxatawny Union Church. Surviving with his widow is a brother, Fred C. of Mertztown R.1. Services will be at 2 p.m.
Thursday in the Earl A. Trexler Funeral Home, 25 E. Weiss Topton. Calling hours will be 7-8 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs. William S. Hoof Mrs. Helen M. Hoof, 61, of 1823 E.
Dent Allentown, died yesterday in Allentown Hospital. She was the wife of William S. Hoof. Born in Allentown, she was a daughter of the late Allen and Emma M. (Rinker) Schultz.
Surviving with her husband are two sisters, Florence, wife of Dalton Weaver, and Stella, wife of George Nattress, and a brother, Clinton, all of Allentown. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the J.S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Calling hours will be p.m.
tomorrow. Mrs. Mae L. Schlottman Mrs. Mae L.
Schlottman, 79, of 838 Tioga Bethlehem, died yesterday in the Muhlenberg Medical Center. She was the widow of Richard H. Schlottman. Born in Cressona, chuylkill County, she was a daughter of the late John and Belle (Wagner) Lebengood. She was a member of Rosemont Lutheran Church, Bethlehem.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Donald Manike of Allentown and Mrs. Truman S. Fuller Jr. of Bethlehem; a son, Richard H.
Schlottman Jr. of Townson, two sisters, Mrs. H.S. Rhoads of Pottsville and Mrs. C.
Ellis Deibert of Elkton, a brother, Harry of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill County, and nine grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow at the convenience of the family in the Daniel B. Snyder Funeral Home, 527 Center Bethlehem. There will be no viewing. George A.
Wiley George A. Wiley, 50, of 405 Selfridge Bethlehem, died yesterday in St. Luke's Hospital. He was employed in the central tool division of the Bethlehem Steel Corp. for 30 years.
He was the husband of the former Elizabeth L. Hoza. Born in Bethlehem, he was a son of John J. and Theresa U. (Gress) Wiley of Bethlehem.
An Army veteran of World War II, he served with Company 13th Infantry. He received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. He was a member of Ss. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church, Bethlehem. Surviving besides his parents and widow are a son, Brendan, at home; a daughter, Elizabeth Ann, at home; two brothers, John and Donald, both of Bethlehem; two sisters, Theresa, and Mrs.
Alex L. Duh, both of Bethlehem. Services will be at 9 a.m. Thursday in the John R. Shupp Funeral Home, 812 E.
4th Bethlehem, followed at 9:30 a.m. by a Solemn Requiem Mass in Ss. Cyril and Methodius Church. Viewing will be tomorrow night. Allentown, April 28, 1970 of the Day Irish Actor Arthur Shields Is Dead at 74 SANTA BARBARA, Calif.
(AP) Actor Arthur Shields, younger brother of the late Barry Fitzgerald, died Monday in his home. For 20 years a performer in Dublin's Abbey Theater, Shields played more than 300 roles in 250 plays before coming to Hollywood, where he appeared in such films as "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," "National Velvet" land Shields, "Little 74, Nellie died of Kelly." emphysema after a two-year illness. R. A. Kistler, 63; Ran Gas Station Raymond A.
Kistler, 63, of 20 S. 11th Allentown, died yesterday at his home. He was the husband of the late Evelyn M. (Kohler) Kistler. He owned and operated KisItler's Esso Service Center for the past 41 years.
Born of the in Allentown, Irwin and he was Villian a son (Reinert) Kistler." He was a member of St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Allentown. Surviving are a son, Donald R. of Allentown, and a daughter, Joanne, wife of Richard of Anaheim, and four grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday in the Bachman Funeral Home, 1030 Walnut Allentown. Calling hours will be 7- 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. be' Services Thursday For 'Berg Student Services for Thomas R. Fister 22, will be held at 1 p.m.
Thursday in Reformation Lutheran Church, Rose Tree Road, Media. Calling hours are 7-9 p.m. tomorrow in Griffith Chapel, 520 Chester Pike, Norwood. Fister, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Fister of Wallingford, Delaware County, was killed Sunday while stunt-riding on a motorcycle in Fogelsville. He was a student at Muhlenberg College. Mrs. Bernard Hufnagel Mrs.
Mary Hufnagel, 63, of Zionsville R.D., died yesterday in Allentown Hospital. She was the wife of Bernhard M. Hufnagel. Born in Buffalo, N.Y., she was a daughter of the late Charles P. and Esther (Cunningham) Mills.
She was a member of the New Goshenhoppen United Church of Christ, East Greenville. She was a former resident of Norwalk, Conn. Surviving besides 1 her husband are two daughters, Mildred wife of Dr. Arthur G. Sullivan of Bound Brook, N.J., and Linda wife of Henry Veldman of Attleboro, two sisters, Margaret wife of Carl B.
Reichard of Powder Valley, Zionsville R.D., and Jean wife of. Archibald Macfarlane of Weston, and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Mann Funeral Home, 222 Washington East Greenville, with further services Thursday in Norwalk. There will be no calling hours.
Faust Services Services for James A. Faust, 76, who was found dead in his room Friday at the Reid Hotel, Allentown, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Heber C. Sell Funeral Home, 1145 Lehigh Allentown. Calling hours will be 7-9 p.m.
tomorrow. A retired farmer, he was the husband of the late Hilda Schollenberger. Born in Lynn Township, he was a son of the late Albert and Malinda Faust. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Marion Hahg of Reading, and Myrtie, wife of Warren Kern of Allentown, R.
a sister, Mrs. Queen Kershner New Tripoli, six grandchildren and 12 -grandchildren. Stephen Loncsar Stephen Loncsar, 82, of 324 Washington Bethlehem, a retired carpenter, died yesterday in St. Luke's Hospital. He formerly was employed by Dugan and Marcon of Bethlehem.
He was the husband of the late Katie (Potocsnyek) Loncsar. Born in Austria-Hungary, he spent most of his life in the Bethlehem area. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Anna Skraban, with whom he resided, and a grandchild. Services will be at the convenience of the family in the Falk Funeral Home, 1418 Main Hellertown.
There will be no viewing. Mrs. Ida Smith Mrs. Ida (Uarrish) Smith, 80, former assistant director of nurses at St. Luke's Hospital, died Sunday at the Leader Nursing Center, -Kingston, Luzerne County.
She was the widow of Dr. A. Burton Smith. Raymond R. Bean Raymond R.
Bean, 69, of 16 S. Apple Easton, died Sunday night in Easton Hospital. was an equipment operator for Bean, Easton, for 45 years. retired in 1962. was the husband of Jennie H.
(Jefferson) Bean. Airman Hurt in Fall Dies at Turkey Base Air Force Sgt. Dennis P. Betz, 20, of Mertztown R. 1, died Sunday in a military hospital of injuries received April 23 when he fell four stories from his living quarters in Ankara, Turkey.
Sgt. Betz was the hospital dietician at the Air Force base in Ankara. The airman's parents, Edgar W. and Jean B. (Derr) Betz of Mertztown R.
1, were notified last Friday that their son was critically injured. They were bedside making when preparations notified to visit of his death. Born in Allentown, Sgt. Betz attended the Longswamp Township schools and graduated in 1967 from Brandywine Heights High School. He entered the Air Force April 19, 1968 and received basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex.
After attending dietician school he was stationed for a time at Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, N.Y. He was a member of St. Albert F. Moyer Albert F. Moyer, 78, of 8 George Pen Argyl, died Saturday in Easton Hospital.
He was last employed by Blue Ridge Textile Bangor, retiring 13 years ago. He was the husband of the late Gertrude (Reeser) Moyer. Paul G. Melick Paul G. Melick, 85, of 2446 Oakdale Palmer Township, died Saturday night in Easton Hospital.
He was a retired employe of Taylor -Wharton Palmer Township. His wife, the former Stella Rittenhouse, died in 1968. Myron Zahoroiko Myron Zahoroiko, 85, of 3353 William Penn Highway, Palmer Township, was dead on arrival Saturday at Easton Hospital. He was a weaver for the Victor Balata Textile Belting Palmer Township, until retiring 20 years ago. His wife, Anna (Urban) Zahoroilo, died in 1968.
Constantine Kufudakis Constantine "Gus" Kufudakis, 81, formerly of Bethlehem, died yesterday in Gracedale, Nazareth R. 1. He was a restaurant worker most of his life and was employed in the maintenance department of Lehigh University. Born in Turkey, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George Kufudakis. He was a member of St. NichBethleheck. Orthodox Church, There are no immediate survivor's. Services will be at 10 a.m.
tomorrow in the Connell Funeral 245 E. Broad Bethlehem, followed by services at 10:30 a.m. in St. Nicholas Church. Viewing will be 7-8 p.m.
today. Store to Retail Latin American Apparel, Goods A retail outlet for wearing apparel, decorative items and jewelry from Latin America has been opened at 501 Gordon Allentown, by Charles and Marie Graff, owners of Chumar Imports. Featured are Indian-made goods loomed, carved or sewn by hand. Paul's Lutheran Church of Mertztown. Surviving besides his parents are his grandmothers, Mrs.
Cora Derr of Mertztown R. 1 and Mrs. Luella (Betz) Miller of Tamaqua. Services will be announced by the Trexler Funeral Home of Allentown. Henry Merkel Dies; Retired Farmer, 84 Henry E.
Merkel, 84, of Topton, died yesterday in the infirmary at the Topton Lutheran Home. He was a self-employed farmer until his retirement. He was of Elda M. (Weigle) Merkel. Born in Lower Macungie Township, he was a son of the late Harvey and Massie (Romig) Merkel.
He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Mertztown. Surviving with his widow are two daughters, Blanche wife of Harlan Kline of Diamond Bar, and Emily wife of William M. Greenawald Jr. of Kutztown; a brother, Howard of Macungie, and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Earl A. Trexler Funeral Home, 25 E. Weiss Topton. Calling hours will be from 9 a.m Thursday until services.
2 Schools To Absorb St. Kieran's Special to The Morning Call MINERSVILLE St. Kieran's Parochial School, Heckscherville, five miles north of Minersville, will be closed permanently at the end of the present school term. All pupils will be absorbed by two Minersville parochial schools. Starting with the 1970-71 school term, pupils in Grades 1, 3, 5 and 7 will attend classes in St.
Vincent's Parochial School. Pupils in Grades 2, 4, 6 and 8 will attend Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parochial School. The Rev. Francis X. Barrett, rector of St.
Kieran's Catholic Church, said the Board of Education of the Allentown Catholic Diocese "has reluctantly apthe closing of the school." He cited low enrollment (66 pupils) and a shortage of sisters as the principal reasons for the action. During a meeting of the parishioners of the Heckscherville Parish, Sister M. Saint Raymond, assistant superintendent of elementary education of the diocese, pointed out the advantages of children attending single grades in contrast to a double-grade situation. The latter was a necessity at St. Kieran's.
Sister Marguerite Marie, cipal of St. Vincent's, and Sister Mary Nicholas, principal of Lady of Mt. Carmel, spoke briefly at the meeting. They said open house held at their schools so that parents and pupils can see the facilities of the school. CHURCH HOURS DISCUSSED The joint council and consistory of St.
Paul's Union Cementon, last night discussed rescheduling the hours worship. No action was taken. LETTERS ARRIVE Mrs. Robert D. Jeffrey, holding son Billy, 5, one of four women who made the first trip to Paris last September to obtain information on their prisoner-of-war husbands, received a letter for the first time in over four years from her husband, Capt.
Robert Jeffrey, an Air Force pilot. Capt. Jeffrey, who was captured by the North Vietnamese three days before Christmas in 1965, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey of 728 Cedar Allentown.
(AP) Center Valley R. 1 Man Dies From Fall Injuries A SGT. DENNIS P. BETZ Housing Manager Succumbs Norman S. Christman, 69, of 405 W.
Broad Bethlehem, died yesterday in St. Luke's Hospital. He was manager of Clearfield Village for the Bethlehem Housing Authority. He was a former president of the Bethlehem Silk Co. and a former part owner of West End Building Supply Bethlehem.
He was the husband of the former Marion Shireman. Born in Allentown, he was a son of the late Esias and Hannah (Hinnerschietz) Christman. He was a member of Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church, Bethlehem. Surviving besides his widow are two daughters, Dolores, wife of Robert Schreiber Bethlehem, and Thelma, wife of John Peters of Baltimore, a brother, Edgar of Irvington, N.J.; a sister, Mrs. Grace Klinder of Bayville, N.J.; two stepbrothers, Maynard Hinnerschietz of Philadelphia, and Arlington Hinnerschietz of Bethlehem; two stepsisters, Mrs.
Donald Kram Bethlehem and Mrs. Irene Frantz of Allentown, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Harlan C. Hinkle Funeral Home, 1712 W.
Broad Bethlehem. Viewing will be 7-9 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Theresa Gigliotti Mrs.
Theresa (Talarico) Gig- liotti, 1241 Spruce Easton, died Sunday in Easton Hospital. She was employed by Easton Hospital, retiring six years ago. Her husband, Joseph Gigliotti, died in 1966. Mrs. Floyd M.
Smith Mrs. Carrie A. Smith, 74, of Kunkletown R. 2, died yesterday in Palmerton Hospital. She was the wife of Floyd M.
Smith. She was a daughter of the late Levi and Augusta (Borger) George. Mrs. Smith was a member of St. Matthew's United Church of Christ, Kunkletown.
Besides her husband, she is survived by four daughters, Hilda, wife of Luther Smith of Palmerton R. Minnie, wife of Alvin Christman of Kunkletown; Maryellen, wife Victor Smith of Danville R. 1, and Pauline, wife of Stanley Smith of Kunkletown R. a sister, Mrs. Austin Green of Palmerton R.
10 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Kresge Funeral Home, Brodheadsville. Calling hours will be after 7 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma A. Weis Mrs. Emma A. (Shreiner) Weis, 82, of the Lafayette Hotel, Easton, died Sunday in Easton Hospital.
She was the widow of Theodore Weis who died in 1952. Mrs. Steward A. Miller Mrs. Ruth Florence (Smith) Miller, 63, of 149 W.
St. Joseph Easton, died Saturday in Warren Hospital. She was the wife of Steward A. Miller. Michael F.
Bundra Michael F. Bundra, 64, of 2148 Lincoln Northampton, was dead on admission at Allentown Hospital yesterday shortly after being stricken with a heart attack at work. He was the husband of Elizabeth S. (Lelko) Bundra. He was employed by the Theodore Fritzinger Landscaping Kuhnsville, for the past eight years.
He formerly was employed by the Lehigh Portland Cement Ormrod plant before it closed. Born in Fogelsville, he was a son of the late John and Mary (Tutko) Bundra. He was a member of the Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Cathloic Church, Northampton. He was a resident of Northampton 43 years. Surviving, besides his widow, are a son, Francis of Ann Arbor, a daughter, Jean wife of Robert DeSantis of Clawson, a brother, John Bundra of Ormrod; three sisters, Elizabeth, wife of Charles Blaker, and Margaret, wife of Joseph Naydyhor, both of Allentown, and Helen, wife of Michael Honshiko of Egypt; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 9 a.m. Friday in the Schisler Funeral Home, 2119 Washington Northampton, followed at 9:30 a.m. by a Requiem High Mass in the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. Calling hours will be 7- 9 p.m. Thursday.
Bruce B. Beltz, 52, of Center Valley R. 1, died yesterday in Allentown Hospital from injuries received in a fall the roof of his home Saturday. He had been in the intensive care unit at the hospital since being injured while working on the chimney of his home. He was the manager of the Asbury Graphite Bethlehem.
He was the husband of the former Hilda Gilly. Born in Allentown, he was a son of the late Daniel and Pearl E. (Schaffer) Beltz. He was a member and former council member of the Friedensville Lutheran Church, Friedensville. Surviving besides his widow are three sons, Donald R.
of Horsham, Montgomery County, and David and Jeffrey, both at Lions Pool Mails Out Ticket Forms The Palmer Lions' community swimming pool has mailed 1,000 applications for the 1970 season to last year's members. The pool will open at 12:30 p.m. May 30. Family membership is $30 up to Sunday and will jump to $35 after Sunday. Individual tickets are $15 until Sunday and then will rise to $17.50.
The increases are because of the higher costs of utilities and supplies. A down payment of $10 or more will hold the ticket until it is picked up. New residents in the township who did not belong previously may send their $10 to Post Office Box 766 or may call 253-2128 to inquire about tickets. Club members will be at the pool this weekend to clean up and do maintenance work. Wives of club members will serve a luncheon and help clean the snack bar.
WEBER Since 1928 Dial 434-9349 home; a daughter Mrs. George Grampp of Boyertown R. three brothers, Russell of Emmaus, of East Greenville and Howard of Plant City, four sisters, Mrs. Lee Piazza and Mrs. Florence Dickinson, both of Allentown; Mrs.
Joseph Detter of Houston, and Mrs. Cyrus Mohr of Emmaus R. 1, and three granddaughters. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Friedensville Lutheran Church.
Viewing will be 7-9 p.m. tomorrow in the Lester S. Pearson Funeral Hme, 1901 Linden Bethlehem. BRUCE B. BELTZ Evaluation Of Schools Being Made The Jim Thorpe Area School District is being evaluated this week by a 16-member team assigned by the Middle Atlantic States Association.
The team, headed by Dr. Glenn A. Good, a professor at Bloomsburg State College, is making a study of the district's educational program to determine its effectiveness and whether it meets the needs of the pupils. The evaluators arrived Sunday afternoon and were introduced to members of the school board, administrators and high school staff during a dinner at Split Rock Lodge, Lake Harmony. Last night, the evaluators were guests at a dinner in Bear Mountain Inn, Jim Thorpe, and tonight they will attend a dinner at Smith's Stoney Creek Hotel, Penn Forest Township.
The team will conclude its work tomorrow. The school district will receive a report on the study in about six weeks. $500 Raised By Jaycees At Auction The Tamaqua Jaycees announced yesterday about $500 was realized in the eighth annual vacation auction held at Lakeside Ballroom. Members said about 500 persons visited the auction to bid on the 30 vacations that were sold. The prices ranged from $1 to $60, officials added.
The proceeds will be used to promote community projects of the chapter. Douglas Houser of New Ringgold R. 2 was the auctioneer. New chapter officers were installed and a variety of awards were presented during a dinner program in Edgemont Lodge, Lansford. Manuel Filloy is the new chapter president.
His associate officers are James Christian, first vice president; Henry Faust, second vice president; William Maloney, secretary; Thomas Fortsan, treasurer; Karl Schlentner, state director, and William Fritz and Frank Garenty, directors. Joseph Orsulak of Lansford, a regional Jaycee director, was the installing officer. Richlandtown Officials Make Road Inspection Richlandtown Borough fathers recently toured their borough's streets on a road inspection and found to their satisfaction that most of the streets are in excellent condition, according to Borough Secretary Raymond Slotter. However, an area of about 4,000 square feet was found to be in need of resurfacing on 1st Avenue and Walnut Street near the intersection of these two roads. Slotter said these roads will be repaired during the summer months a an estimated cost of $920.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS FREDERICK. WHERER GERALD F. WEBER Ridge Ave. at Liberty St, Allentown, Pennsylvania SPINAL NERVE PRESSURE CAN CAUSE MANY AILMENTS The ailments mentioned below are some which may be caused by vertebrae in the spinal column slipping out of alignment and causing pressure and irritation on nerves. Study the chiropractic chart below and you will understand why over 30 million people have benefited from chiropractic care.
1. Slight pressure on nerves at this point may cause headaches, insomnia, pain in the neck, nervousness, dizziness or emotional disorders. 2. A slight slipping of vertebrae causing pressure on nerves in this part of the spine, may be the cause of throat trouble, bursitis, pain in the shoulders and arms. 3.
This arrowhead locates the part of the spine wherein pressure on nerves could cause pain between the shoulder blades, muscular ache in the arm and shoulders, hay fever, allergies, and bronchitis. 4. Nerve pressure at this point may cause chest pains, asthma and difficult breathing. 5. Stomach and liver troubles, enlargement of the spleen, may be caused by vertebrae slipping and causing nerve pressure in this part of the spine.
6. Many gall bladder problems, and shingles, may be caused by pressure at this point. 7. Skin diseases are sometimes the suit of nerve pressure at the spinal openings here. 8.
Such trouble as lumbago, low ache, sacroiliac slip, slipped disc, are relieved by chiropractic adjustment at this point. 9. Constipation, rectal trouble, sciatica may be corrected by chiropractic adjustments of this part of the spine. 10. A slight slippage of one or both pelvic boones can produce sciatica, cramp in legs, and backache.
Regardless of what your ailment is called no matter how long you have suffered chiropractic care may be the answer to your health problem. Find out NOW if yours is a case for chiropractic Call for appointment. DR. J. A.
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