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Dally P r e f * - l l
and Raymond, Rome, and two The funeral will be at S>45
Utica Teacher — :
Utfea,
Wednesday.
June
Friday from the Rogenka Fu.ONjaDrV-Mri BnwV.aCogJ sisters, 'Mrs. Flossie Webster, neral Home and at 9 from St.
To Participate '
Talartwia - * John Tatontwlcr M IW
fin, U, of 3857 Prospect St, Oneida, and Mrs. Nejlie Robins,{ Joseph-St. Patrick Church. Bur
Mtehoti Vf„ Tuetaay from Booden»
Munnsville.
Nicholas
J.
Cardinale.
of
1204
Funeral Home and St Stonljlovi Churcti
widow of George Coffin, died
1
wnare a requiem Mow was altered by
The Ladies Chorus of the
Maple
St.,
a
teacher
at
Roscoe
The
funeral
will
be
at
1
to-P
will
be
in
St.
Joseph's
Cememe Rev. ArWn Ajlaldonlk, Bearers:
June 3 in Oneida City Hospital.
Utica
Maennerchox will sponConkling School, has been se- George Jusxklewiu. Jacob Woikowici,
She was born in Cleveland, morrow Jrom the Alge%HammUl tery.
Joseph Kociynski ond John Tolento. sor its third annual luau dancw
lected to participate in the Na- Burlot wos In Holy Trinity Cemetery
daughter of Tartutus and Mary Funeral Home, Vernon. Burial Calling hours are from 7 to 9
from 10 to 2 Saturday in the
tional
Science Foundation Institonight
and
from
2
to
4
and
7
NEW YORK - James HenryWilson—Mrs. Ruth E. Wilson, of Verona
lane Rowe -She lived in Oneida will be in Bernard's Bay CemMaennerchor
Halt, -flr Auert
tute
for
teachers
of
mathemato
9
tomorrow.
Beach,
Monday
from
the
Heintj
Fu-•-•
for the past 20 years. She was etery. —
Rand, the inventive ge-nius who tics at San Jose State College, neral Home and Sf Ann s Church, Ave.
e?
where' a requiem Mast wos offered
married to Claude Beebe. He- Calling hours are from S to 4
Mrs. Thomas Carville, chairSan Jose, Calif.
by me Rev. Frederics: Prevost. BearMRS.
NEAL
D.
GOCHEE
was
a
oofounder
of
the
Sperry
died in 1928. She later was mar- and 7 to 9 today.
ers: Bert Fldlee. Albert Hooper, Rob- man, said the Manhattan Trio
Rand Corporation, died June 3 The institute offers a program ert Wlilloms. Ernes* Hill, Bernard
ried to Mr. Coffin. He died in
ROME - Mrs. Carol Blount at Freeport, Grand Bahama Is- of full time study from Septem- Salerno, and Chet Brennon. Burial wos will provide the music Mrs,
in Mt
Olivet Cemetery with final
1W2.
| MRS. MICHAEL PAUL
Gochee, 33. wife of Neal D. land. Rand, who retired in 1959, ber, 1968 through June, 1969. absolution
Reginald Rahn is co-chairman. .
by Fofner Prevosf
She leaves a son, Elden Beebe, Mrs. Josephine Paul, 61, of Gochee, 3307 Laurel Oak Court. was 81 years old.
Each participant will receive a
MOOOnOOOOOOOOOOOtt
Oneida; five daughters, Mrs. 1220 Kemble St., wife of Michael Atlanta, Ga., a n d a former
sUpend and allowances for travWillis (Ida) Dorn and Mrs. Paul, died June 4 in her home. Rome resident, died June 1 in He began his business career el and book expenses.
Thinking Ntw Wallpaper ?
Howard (Jessie) Eaton, both of Dr. Gerald C. Gant, coroner, Georgia.
by borrowing 110,000 to found
Come M CNM See
Oneida; Mrs Frank (Edna) said death was due to natural Besides her husband, (son of the Kardez Company, which Nu Sigma Psi sorority will
Noxel, East Moline, 111.; Mrs. canses.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gochee Sr., was based on his invention of a meet at 8 this evening in the
Charles (Dorothy) Coffin, Cleve- She was born in Poland. She 8102 Turin Road, Rome), she filing system. From that begin- home of Mrs. Theresa Vendrtti
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land, and Mrs. Preston (Edith) attended schools there and came leaves her parents, Mr. and ning and through • series of of 1831 Rutger St.
Formerly ef N. V. Wallpaper C*.
Nodecker, Sherrill; three step- to Utica as young woman. She Mrs. Frank Blount, Senoia, Ga.; mergers, there emerged the
Clarence n*» bean consider** "Mr. Wallpaper" by
thousand* ef Central f*mm Vorfcera for many year*.
sons, George and Charles Cof- was employed as a spinner in a daughter, Julianne; two sons, Sperry Rand Co. with sales exHe will be pleased to help jrev with ye«r eeiectlen
fin, both of Cleveland, and Clif- the former Mohawk Cotton Mills David and Donald, and two sis ceeding $1 billion.
from our Wallpaper Dept.
Cooper—Squirt cooper of St. Petersburg,
ford, Constantia; a step-daugh- for 26 years, retiring in 1945. ters, Mrs. Jack Humphrey, SeFlorida, Monday from the Owen* Funeral Home, Clinton, with the Rev
ter, Mrs. Mabel Englebrecht, She attend St. Joseph and St. noia, and Mrs. Arnold Donald
Jonathan Rebekah Lodge will John F. H. Gorton, rector of St. Jarne*
lac
Cleveland; four brothers, Clar- Patrick's Church.
Epl»copol Church, officiating. Bearer*:
son, Tampa, Fla.
meet at 8 this evening in Jona- Jotepn
"HOME
OF
PALAOthtO
PAINT*"
Word. Kenneth Word, Thomas
ence and Benjamin Rowe, both Besides her husband she Funeral arrangements are'in- than Hail, 1405 Miller St. Mrs. Jonet and
Kenneth Hemming Burial
3 1 5 M . I K K M ST
Fort, h— Parking — Prion* RA 4 - 5 1 1 1
wa» in Klrklond Cemetery wltr- comof MunnsviUe; Otis, Little Falls, leaves a son, Henry, Utica.
Gertrude Eiselman will preside. mittal
complete.
by Father Gorton
MRS. BESSIE COFFIN
Funerals
James Rand
Dies at 81
Luau Planned
Clarence Hoke
EX-PRIME MINISTER DIES
•-Former Prime Minister Sir
Walter Nash el New Zealand
4jed yesterday in Wellington,
New Zealand. He was M. (AP
Wire photo.)
Funeral
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Fact-finder
Is Appointed
WESTMORELAND — A state
fact-finder has been appointed
to take part in the Westmoreland Central School contract dispute with the teachers.
Spencer D. Parratt, a Syracuse University professor and
a consultant to state, local and
national government departments, was appointed by their
State Public ^Ejnployment Re
latlons Board (PERB).
Negotiations were conducted
last night in the school and will
continue tonight. Representatives of the teachers and the administration kept a tight silence
DO the status of the dispute
Parratt will investigate the
causes of the disagreement and
make recommendations befoee
the time for the budget vote
Tuesday
Usually, under the machinery
for settling disputes under the
Taylor Law, a me^iatorjsjirst
appointed to help reach a vol
nntary agreement, The appoint"
ment of a fact-finder is usually
the second step.
The fact-finder has power to
bring both negotiating teams
together and make public recommendations if he thinks they
will help
MRS. LORETTA B0WB^ ^——
ONEIDA—Mrs. Loretta Dowd,
514 Broad St., widow of Louis
Dowd, died June 4 in- .Oneida
City Hospital. - . •
She was bom in Oneida,
[laughter of James H., and Elizabetlr Dorarr Riley. She -was
graduated from Oneida. High]
School and Cortland Normal
School.
- -,
At one time she was a teacher |
In the Pelham schools. She lived
in Oneida for the past nine
years. The couple had lived in
Cortland before coming here.
Mr. fDowd died in 1959. She was
a member of St. Patrick's
Church and Oneida City Hospital Auxiliary
She leaves a ^on, J. James,
Svraeuse; a si9tcf. Mrs. .1. Don
aid (Agnes) Smith. Oneida, and!
a brother, Charles E. Riley,
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