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Deaths of the Day Welcome W. Sell, Ex-Motorman Welcome W. Sell, 80, of 515 Cleveland morning in Allentown, the Allen- died Hospital. He yester was the husband of Elsie S. (Horn) Sell.

was a motorman for the Lehigh Valley Transit Co. for 38 years before his retirement 15 years ago. Born Trumbauersville, he was son of and then Mary (Kuhns) Sell. Sell was a member of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Allentown. Surviving with his wife are three sons, Harold of Allentown, Dr.

Ralph of Bristol, W. Willard of West Palm Beach, five daughters, Marian, wife of Wilson Hendricks of Allentown: Mrs. Ruth Silvert: at home, Mildred, wife of Paul T. Miller of Westport, Arlene, wife of Elmer J. Feist of Bethlehem, Gladys, wife of Ted Reiff Lauderdale, two brothers, Newberry and Elvin, both of Quakertown; a sister, Mrs.

Lizzie Baringer of Richlandtown: 23 grandchildren; 17 gre a t- grandchildren and one greatgreat-grandchild. He was predeceased by two sons, Arthur and Paul and a daughter, Grace. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown. Viewing will be p.m.

tomorrow. Mrs. Dora Greenberg Mrs. Dora (Lurio) Greenberg, 77, formerly of 601 Carsonia Pennside Reading, died yesterday in Tucson, Ariz. She was the mother of Mrs.

Harry Cohen of Allentown. Born in Lancaster, daughter of the late Meyer and Olga (Simion) Lurio, she was the wife of Nathan Greenberg. Mrs. Greenberg was a member of Temple Oheb Sholom of Reading, a past president of its sisterhood and past secretary of the Reading Chapter Of Hadassah. Surviving in addition to her husband and daughter are another daughter, Ruth, wife of Jack Sherman of Lebanon; two sons, Robert S.

of North Hollywood, and Edward L. of Fort Lauderdale, a brother Sig C. Lurio of Reading; three sisters Mrs. Hilda Summers of Reading; Mrs. Mayme Sacks of Linwood, N.J.

and Mrs. Rae Stein of Lancaster and 10 grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Auman Funeral Home, 247 Penn Reading. There will be no viewing.

Mrs. Paul G. Melick Mrs. Stella (Rittenhouse) Melick, 83, of 2112, Northampton Easton, Thursday in Easton Hospital. Born in Frenchtown, N.J., she was a daughter of the late Wilson and Emma Rittenhouse.

She was the wife of Paul G. Melick. She was a member of Olivet Presbyterian Church, Easton. Surviving besides her husband are two sons, Charles W. and Arthur both of Palmer Township and four grandchildren.

Services will be Monday at the convenience of the family Fisher Funeral Home, 1723 Washington Easton. Mrs. Elias Hartranit Mrs. Maude E. Hartranft, wife of Elias R.

Hartranft of 165 Penn Tamaqua, was pronounced dead on arrival at Coaldale Hospital yesterday after taking ill in the basement of her home. Schuylkill County Deputy Coroner Thomas L. Davis Jr. of Tamaqua said death was due to natural causes. Mrs.

Albert P. Weber Mrs. Beulah I. (Roth) Weber, 54, of 645 Chew Allentown, died yesterday in the Sacred Heart Hospital. Born in Allentown, she daughter of Sarah (Carl) Wild of Allentown and the late Charles T.

B. Roth. She was the wife of Albert P. Weber. She formerly had been employed by the Zollinger-Harned Co.

Department Store, Allentown. She was a member of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Allentown. Surviving besides her husband and mother are a sister, Esther, wife of George Tuptanson of Hummelstown, Dauphin County. Services will be at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Weber Funeral Home, 502 Ridge Allentown, followed at 9 a.m.

by a Requiem High Mass in the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Allentown. Viewing will be 7-9 p.m. Monday. Anglemire Services Services for Carlisle A. Anglemire, 65, of 44 S.

Main Nazareth, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Bartholomew Fu. neral Home, 211 E. Center Nazareth. Viewing will be from noon tomorrow until time of services.

Anglemire, owner of a record and hobby shop, died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Yeakel of Nazareth. Born in Tannersville, he was a son of the late Charles and Mary (Fenner) Anglemire. He was the husband of the former Josephine Kreider. He was a member of Nazareth Moravian Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Alice Yeakel and Mrs. Margaret Yeakel, both of Nazareth; and five grandchildren. Mrs. Irma Kuhs Mrs.

Irma T. Kuhs, 89, who resided at the Walter House, Easton, died yesterday in Easton Hospital. She was the widow of Frederick W. Kuhs, who died July 31, 1961. Mrs.

Paul Melick Mrs. Stella Melick, 83, of 2112 Northampton Wilson, died Thursday in Easton Hospital. She was the wife of Paul G. Melick. John Dennis John Dennis of 104 N.

Lehigh Tamaqua, died yesterday in Coaldale Hospital. He was 60. Ralph I. Muthard Ralph I. Muthard, 55, of 214 Pennsylvania Sayre, Bradford County, a former Lehighon resident, was fatally stricken while at work yesterday.

A signal maintenance man, he was employed more than 30 years by the Lehigh Valley Railroad. He had resided in the Sayre area 18 years, was a committeeman of Boy Scout Troop 19 and a volunteer fireman with Howard Elmer Hose Co. 4. Born in Snyders, Schuylkill County, he was a son of the late Ervin in and Bertha (Hill) Muthard. He was a member of St.

John's Lutheran Church, Sayre. Surviving with his widow, Myrtle (Hill) Sayre, are a son, Gary, at home; three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Bachman, Mary Muthard and LaRue Rehrig and a brother, Charles of Lehighton. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in St.

John's Lutheran Church, Sayre, with continued services at 3:30 p.m. Dinky Memorial Church, Ashfield R.1. Calling, hours p.m. will Sunday be 2-4 in p.m. the Kolb-Allgeier Funeral Home, 126 N.

Elmer Sayre. Mrs. William J. Levan Mrs. Lizzie M.

Levan, 74, of Kemp Street, Lyon Station, died yesterday in her home. She was the of William J. Levan. Born in Richmond Township, she was a daughter of the late Daniel and Malinda (Heydt) Schucker. She was a member of St.

John's United Church of Christ, Kutztown. Surviving besides her husband three foster sons, CurAngstadt of Kutztown, William D. Levan of Kutztown R. 3, and Elwood G. Fox of Hamburg R.

a sister Lillie, wife of Percy Levan of Kutztown R. 3, five foster grandchildren and four foster greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Fritz Kendall Funeral Home, Kutztown. Calling hours will be p.m.

Monday. Joseph Besz Joseph Besz, 48, of Lee Summit, formerly of 620 Greenleaf Allentown, died yesterday in a Kansas City, Mo. hospital. Besz had been a tool inspector for Western Electric Kansas City works, where he was transferred to 10 years ago from the Allentown Born in Allentown, he was a son of Stephen and late Anna (Bali) Besz of Allentown. He was the husband of Genevieve Besz.

Surviving besides his wife and father are five brothers, John and Stephen, all of Allentown; Louis of Limeport and Edward of Emmaus; sister, Julie of West Covina, and two daughters from a previous marriage, Linda and Nancy tis. Frank E. Budline Found Dead at 61 Frank E. Budline, 61, retired, was found dead at about 10:30 p.m. yesterday in his home at 1514 Highland Allentown.

Lehigh County Coroner Robert C. Weir said Budline, who had been under a doctor's care for a heart ailment, died of natural causes. Weir said an autopsy did not appear warranted. Prison Gets 'Good' Word From State Representatives of Bureau of Correction, State, Department of Justice, the Lehigh County Prison in "good condition of general maintenance." They, and inspected the prison to gave a report the prison board Thursday. The report noted the old cellblock had been repainted a new emergency generator installed.

According to the bureau report the over-all program at the prison "remains on the progressive side, and to all indications, the administration of the prison continues on a modern and efficient level." There were 110 male adults, four female and two male juveniles in confinement at the time of the inspection. The bureau report said a number were questioned and said they were satisfied with basic care, services and treatment. L.V. Man Faces 2 Morals Counts Abraham DeJesus, 37, of 1980 River Road Drive, Bethlehem, was arrested Thursday by Allentown police on charges of adultery and corrupting the morals of a minor. He was released on $500 bail after an arraignment before AlAlderman Raymond H.

Roedell. A hearing has not yet been set. A 17-year-old girl was allegedly involyed in the incidents. THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Saturday, Jan. 13, 1968.

11 Degrees to Be Awarded 71 At ESSC Commencement Eric H. Ryden, Was Retired Heat Engineer Eric H. Ryden, 68, of Salisbury Township, a retired electrical and gas heating engineer, died yesterday in Sacred Heart Hospital. He and his wife, the former Ruth Connolly, resided in the Allentown area the past eight years. Ryden had been employed by Electric Furnace Man, Emmaus, before retiring four years ago.

He previously had been employed by a number firms in Midwestern and Eastern cities. Born in Stockholm, Sweden, he was a son of the late Israel E. and Stina K. (Johansbotter) Ryden. He came to this country at the age of 25.

Ryden was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Allentown, and several national engineering societies. In addition to his widow, surviving are a brother Harold T. of Riverhead, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. Hilding Johnson of New Milford, N.J. Services will be at 2:30 p.m.

Monday in the First Presbyterian Church. Viewing will be p.m. tomorrow in the Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown. Mrs. Ernest P.

Miller Sr. Mrs. Hazel B. (Lehr) Miller, 58, of 104 S. Front Catasauqua, died yesterday in Sacred Heart Hospital.

Born in Allentown, she was a daughter of the late Harry and Ida (Fritz) Lehr. She was the wife of Ernest P. Miller Sr. She was a member of the Good News Tabernacle, Allentown. Surviving besides her husband are seven sons, the Rev.

Ernest P. William, Roger, and Daniel David, all of Allentown; of Catasauqua; Joseph and Timothy, both at home; seven daughters, Gloria, of Robert Radovich and Ruth, wife of Edward Fries, both of Allentown; Kay, wife of Robert Hill and Mary, wife Kratzer both of Fullerton; Esther, wife of Larry Kmetz of Bethlehem; Karen and Loru, both a brother, Ralph Lehr of Allentown; sisters, Pearl, wife of Russell Bergenstock and Alma, wife of Coyle, both of Allentown; Carrie of Hagerstown, and 18 grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the Thomas A. Burkholder Funeral Home, 3rd and Walnut Streets, Catasauqua.

Viewing will be p.m. Sunday. Paul G. Perverzoff Paul G. Perverzoff, 75, of Apple Street, Hellertown, died yesterday in St.

Luke's Hospital. He was a retired chipper for the Bethlehem Steel Corp. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, Bethlehem. Surviving besides his widow, the former Anna Hahn, are a daughter, Mrs. Steven Hari of Hallertown; a son Paul W.

of Hellertown R. 1, and four grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Wallace M. Long Funeral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehem.

Viewing will be 7-9 p.m. Monday. William Wagstaff William Wagstaff, 36, of San Juan, Puerto Rico, tormerly of 228 Burke Easton, died Thursday on a San Juan golf course. He was an engineer for General Electric Co. He was the husband of the former Patricia (Hanson) Wagstaff.

Mrs. Daisy M. Lambert Mrs. Daisy M. Lambert, 89, of 42 Shellburn Drive, Wilmington, widow of Erwin A.

Lambert, died yesterday in the Eugene duPont Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. She had resided in Allentown until five years ago when she moved to Wilmington. Born in Neffs, she was a daughter of the late William and Priscilla (Eck) Neff. Mrs. Lambert was a member of Emmanuel United Church of Christ, Allentown.

Surviving are a daughter Marian wife of Norman kinson, with whom she resided, a sister, Mrs. Eva Troxell of Allentown and a grandson. Services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown, with viewing p.m. Monday.

Andrew Guman Sr. Andrew Gumah husband of the late Mary (Peters) Guman, of 521 Oak Jim Thorpe, died Thursday night in Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre. John G. Pappas John G. Pappas, 75, a retired coal miner, died Thursday in Easton Hospital.

He resided at 1827 Jefferson Wilson, with his son, George Pappas. His wife, Mary (Martino) Pappas, died July 4, 1965. Arthur R. Cornelius Arthur R. Cornelius 75, of 723 Jackson Easton, died Thursday night in Easton Hospital.

He retired from Lehigh West Easton, in 1968. He formerly was a guard at Northampton County Prison from 1932 to 1944. His wife, the former Florence Christman, died in. 1958. 8 RETIREE HONORED Holding a plaque presented to him by his fellow workers, Samuel O.

Paules, retiring superintendent of Allentown's street cieaning department, looks at a brush which symbolizes his former duties. Looking on is Robert Brensinger, supervisor. Paules was hon- Stevedores Go on Strike In Saigon SAIGON (P)- Saigon's dockworkers have gone on strike in sympathy with the city's electrical workers, forcing American troops onto the docks to unload essential military cargo, U.S. officials said Saturday. The electrical workers' strikes already has caused 40 per cent of Saigon's electrical supply to be shut off, blackening many areas of the city.

The two papers morning did not publish language day because of the electrical shortage. The sympathy strike of the dockworkers affected only the commercial port, and not the large U.S. military facility a few miles up the Saigon River. The commercial docks were "fairly well shut down," official said. He said American troops were moving only U.S.

military cargo. The busy Saigon port was extremely congested until several months ago and, the strike continued, a supply line of ships that stretches across, the Pacific to the United States could be severely disrupted. PTA Antismoking Seminar Slated HARRISBURG The Pennsylvania PTA Congress will hold a training seminar here Jan. 20 for state and district leaders in mapping an antismoking campaign among 7th and 8th grade pupils. Members of the PTA Smoking and Health Committee include Carroll G.

Parks of Allentown. 4 ored at a farewell party yesterday in the city garage. Streets Director Joseph S. Daddona expressed appreciation for the more than 30 years Paules served the city, both in the streets department and as a park policeman. Bucks Artists Dominate Sellersville Exhibition Work by Bucks County artists predominates in the threemonth-long exhibition of sculp- which will open at 1 p.m.

tomorrow at the Walter Baum Galleries, Sellersville. The show at the old Sellers mansion at 225 N. Main Sellersville, features sculpture in wood, stone, bronze and more exotic materials. The subjects are human beings, animals, monsters of uncertain species and abstractions. Both stabiles and mobiles are spotlighted.

Many Valley Artists Artists represented include Victor Riu, the Coopersburg master of shapes in black granite; Daniel Dallacqua, who includes an unusual Crime Conference Scheduled at PSU Special to The Morning Call UNIVERSITY PARK A conference underscoring the criminal offender in the community and in correctional institutions will be held Wednesday at Pennsylvania State University. The conference is sponsored by the College of Human Development's Center for Law Enforcement and Corrections and the North and South Central Area the Pennsylvania Association on Probation, Parole and Correction. A panel discussion about the lawbreaker in the community, and those on probation and parole, will be a part of the program. VIE FOR THE LATEST IN HOME LIGHTING VISIT OUR SPACIOUS SHOWROOM FULL OF BRIGHT LIGHTING IDEAS featuring a complete display of high fashion in home lighting fixtures by the leading manufacturers of residential lighting! Every modern decorating plan calls for proper lighting -lighting to accent, to create moods, and to fulfill the basic needs for healthful vision. At our Bright Ideas Lighting Center you'll discover hundreds of creative ideas in home lighting and decorating.

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Phone 435-9691 Plenty of Free Parking Right On Our Lot! Seventy-one students will receive collegiate degrees during the mid-year commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Wednesday at East Stroudsburg State College. Dr. LeRoy J. Koehler, ESSC president, will confer undergraduate degrees on 59 students and a masters degree on 12 graduate candidates.

State Sen, Jeanette F. Reibman of the 18th district will deliver the commencement address. Candidates for the master of education degree include: John L. Behler Bethlehem; Richard Adams, Delaware Water Gap; Nelson Wruble, Exeter: Carl C. Pyzowski, Frackville; Richard Wehr, Bethlehem; Annette Barbini Wilkes Barre: Robert Conklin, Milesburg; Andrew Melosky, Northampton; Patricia Singiser, Mechanicsburg, Raymond D.

Walters, Easton; Fay E. Youells, Hatfield, and Morris W. Frace, Bangor. The bachelor of science in elementary education will be conferred on: Victoria Butz, Stroudsburg; Elizabeth Cascario, Bangor R. Linda Depew, Nancy Hilliard, Stroudsburg; Bonnie Finlayson, ler, Bridgewater, Maria R.

Shirley, KolLanz, Philadelphia; Brian McAndrews, Moscow R. Virginia Moorehead, Doylestown; Evelyn Sacks, Bristol; Sherry Smith, Hallstead; Wendy Snow, Tamaqua, Palmerton R. R. Helen Ronald SteinStraub, Bloomsburg; Jean Weismantal, East Stroudsburg; Lillian Wieboldt, Cresco; Priscilla Wright, Morton; Eugene Zalutsky, Fullerton, and Irene Sacks, Bristol. The bachelor of science in secondary education will be conferred Daniel Abeloff, Stroudsburg; Bruce Althouse, Palmerton; Robert Ashman, Bertucci, Mt.

Bethel Middlesex, R. N.J.; Bruce, neth Glathorn, Philadelphia; Wayne Gossler, Bath R. John Jankowich, Easton; Jacquelyn Landmesser, Stroudsburg; Wayne MacWilliams, Mount Pocono; Joseph Mazieka, Buck Hill Falls; Dennis McAuliffe, Bethlehem Steel Lets Contract For Furnaces Bethlehem Steel Corp. has awarded a contract to Lectromelt Corp. of Pittsburgh, three new electric furnaces at its Steelton plant.

John W. Colbert, plant general manager, said the three 150-ton-capacity furnaces will be located in the same building now occupied by the plant's open hearth furnaces. The new equipment will supply the plant with an annual steelmaking capacity of more than one million tons. The first of the furnaces is expected to be delivered in October. The installation of all three is scheduled for completion by late 1969.

The new furnaces will not alter either plant production capacity or employment, ColIbert said. Scranton; Burdett Peechatka, Scot Run; Robert Rogers, Dallas R. Thomas Samsak, Clark Summit R. Robert Sheroshek, Vandling: Joseph Smith, Dunellen, N.J.; Lynda Spayd, Summit Hill; Kermit Wessner, Hamburg. The bachelor of science in health and physical education will be conferred on; Dawn Anuszewski, Bethlehem; Richard Brotemarkle, East Stroudsburg; Richard Flaherty, Pittsburgh; Patricial Folz, Claymont, James Frederick, Telford; Lillian Bavlick, Kingston; Attila Gyorky, Scranton; Margaret Hilliard, Patricia Hofmann, Bedminster, N.J.; Jerilyn Jefferis, Lambertville, N.J.; Joan Johnson, Bethlehem; Hugh W.

MacDonough, Wynnewood; Robert McLaughlin, Quakertown; Andrea Nazarenko Moscow R. and Karen Sheets, Tamaqua. The bachelor of arts degree will be conferred on; James Berger, Buck Hill Falls; James Hartneady, Nesquehoning; David Lamkin, Brooklyn, N.Y., V. McSpedon, Palmerton Francesn E. Woodling, Reeders.

The bachelor of science in public school nursing degree will be conferred on: Mary Louise Lentz, Northampton, and Evangeline Reichl, Hellertown. Will Names Blue Church Beneficiary stone mobile and work in terazzo, travertine and slate, and George Papashvily, best known perhaps for his stone animals. Two Allentown artists are showing work, too: Mario Dal Fabbro, whose wood pieces include a "Mobile Ziggurat" and "The Last Cry," and Dr. Edgar S. Baum, who adds a touch of whimsy Among several Montgomery County artists represented are Serena Slocum and Fingal Rosenquist and the internationally famous artist from Berks County, Harry Bertoia, who has contributed three of his latest bronze abstractions.

Other Attractions A selection of graphics and paintings includes work by some members of the Baum family Ranulph de Bye, as well as by Archipenko, Rouault and Redfield. And the futurism of Carlo Carra is displayed beside bronzes from several Chinese dynasties, including the Wei, Han and Ming. Tools fashioned many years ago by Pennsylvania craftsmen are also on view in the wide-ranging exhibition. Hours are 1 to 4:30 p.m. every day or other hours may be arranged by appointment.

Blue Church, Lutheran Wing, Coopersburg, is named in the will of John 0. Stephens, of-. fered for probate with Register of Wills Russell F. C. Benfer.

Value of the estate is undetermined. Stephens, who resided in Center Valley, died Jan. 6 at the age of 84. His will is dated Sept. 8, 1958.

Nancy Winkler of Center Valley is executor. In addition to the nieces are named as beneficiaries. Helen E. Daeufer, formerly of S. 13th her mother, Clara C.

Daeufer, of the She address, beneficiary. died Jan. 2 at the age of 66. The will is dated Sept. 1, 1956, and value of the estate is undetermined.

A sister, Mary D. Diefenderfer, is named executor. Frances Khuszar of Orefield is named executor and a beneficiary of the estate of her mother Irma Kodba, formerly of Orefield, who died Nov. 24 at the age of 81. The will is dated March 15, 1965.

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