Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 15

DEMOCRAT Monday, June CHRONICLE 1962 15 Service Set Today For Louis Destazio runeral service for Henrietta Road, Brighton, an Instrument will be held Miller's Son Funeral Home, Mr. Destazio, 43, a World War II Navy veteran, died of heart condition Friday (June 8. 1962). He had worked at Taylor Instrument 15 years. During the war, Mr.

Destazio taught electronics at the former Sampson Naval Base. He resided in Avon before moving to Brighton in 1952. Mr. Destazio leaves his widow. Helen; three daughters, Valerie, Michelle and Julie Ann; a son, Brian; two brothers, Michael T.

Destazio Utica and Peter Destazio of 1 Caugallie, and several nieces and nephews. Burial will be in White Haven Memorial Park. Friends may contribute to the memorial fund of South Presbyterian Church, 46 East Henrietta Road. Frederick G. Ahrens, Retired Tinsmith Frederick G.

Ahrens, 66, of 15 Furman a retired tinsmith and World War I veteran, died yesterday (June 1962) in Strong Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ahrens retired two months ago, after working many years for William Lauterbach, a hardware and sheet metal company at 750 South Ave. In the war, Mr. Lauterbach served overseas with the Coast Artillery Corps.

He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth Dunn Ahrens; a sister, Sister Mary William of the Sisters of St. Joseph Order at Our Lady of Lourdes Convent, and a brother, William A. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Thursday in St. Anne's Church.

Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friends may call at N. J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 1625 Mt. Hope from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Masses may be offered for the repose of Mr. Ahrens' Mrs. Frances Miller, OES Past Matron Mrs. Frances L. Miller, 72, Today Destazio Louis L.

Destazio of 2152 West industrial engineer at Taylor at 2 p.m. today in the N. J. 1625 Mt. Hope Ave.

of 1068 Ridge Road, Webster, past matron Henrietta Ca Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, died yesterday (June 10. 1962) in an ambulance on the way to Highland Hospital. She had been staying at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Leonard, 169 Earl since being taken ill about a year ago. Her husband, Harry F.

Miller is a retired Rochester Gas Electric Corp. foreman. The Millers observed their golden wedding anniversary July 11, 1960. Also surviving Mrs. Miller are three sons, Harry, F.

Herbert C. and Floyd a sister, Mrs. Celia Campbell of Pacific Grove, 12 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. The funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Honan Funeral Home, 616 Genesee and burial will be in White Haven Memorial Park.

Harold Diehl Rite Set Wednesday Harold Diehl, 46. of Northboro, Mass, a native of Rochester and a World War Il veteran, died of a heart attack Friday (June 8, 1962) in Framingham, Mass. Mr. Diehl was employed by a paper manufacturing company in Framingham about 10 vears. Mr.

Diehl attended School 36 and Benjamin Franklin High School. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Frances McCarthy of Columbia, S.C., and Mrs. Kathryn VanAlstine and Mrs. Louis Veltz of Rochester, and five brothers, Joseph and Herbert Diehl of Northboro, Arthur of Columbia and Robert and Edward Diehl of Rochester.

The funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the August M. Maier Funeral Home, 1119 Joseph Ave. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Bakers Union Signs Pact; 200 at 3 Plants Covered Members of Local 494, In- average out to about ternational Bakery and Con- cents per hour during each fectionery Workers, Saturday year. The first year's pay accept a new two-year con- hike will be retroactive the tract that covers about 200 effective date of the contract, employes at three baking May 1. plants here. The pact also provides that The three firms are the the bakeries will give Continental Baking the ployes one week's notice or National Biscuit Co. and Gen- one week's pay in cases of eral Bakeries.

layoffs, and adds mothers-inThe new contract calls for law and fathers-in-law to the a 3 per cent increase in each contract provision that calis pay category during the first for three days off with pay year of the contract, and a in cases where there is a per cent increase the death in the family of the second year. The increases employe. Couple Injured 3 Boys Accused As Foreign Car In Home Break Flips on Thruway were Three arrested 15-year-old last night city boys and Two persons were injured when their small foreign automobile overturned on the Thruway miles west of the Route 15 Interchange, Henrietta, about 3:15 p.m. yesterday. Eugene Johosky, 22, of Jamestown, was cut on the face and his wife, Arlene, 21, suffered a head injury.

Both were reported in "good" condition in Strong Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Johosky, who passed her driver's license test only May 23, told State Trooper W. E. Hellenschmidt that she lost control of the car when it was hit by a sudden gust of wind as she passed another car.

The car, headed west, went into the center mall and came to rest on its top. AUTO INJURES BOY, 4 Gregory Partner, 4, of 51 Buchan Park, was treated at Strong Memorial Hospital for hand and shoulder injuries suffered when struck by a car in front of 346 Joseph Ave. about 8 last night. He is the son of Mrs. Lavinia Partner.

Police charged the driver, Thomas Ellison, 20, of 633 Clinton Ave. with fail-; ing to notify the Motor Vehicle Bureau of change of address. INN REGISTER LOOTED Burglars forced a door to the Suburban Inn, 63 Jefferson Road, Henrietta, and took about a dollar in change from the cash register. it was reported yesterday. The bar was ransacked, sheriff's deputies said.

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