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DEADLINE NEARS for til entries In Social Security Contest. Get yours to The Press by 5 p. m. Thursday. 8 The Pittsburgh Press, Monday, July 8, 1974 Obituaries 'Red' Edwards, Ex-Writer Dies First Mayor Of Greentree Dies At 70 Services for Herman Herrmann, first mayor of Green-tree Borough, will be held tomorrow in Largo, Fla.

Mr. Herrmann, 70, died Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sara Herrmann, and two sisters, Mrs. Willa Arthurs and Mrs. Marie Jones, both of Pittsburgh.

Austria Head Sworn VIENNA (LTD Rudolf Kirchschlaeger, a political independent elected with the backing of the country's ruling Socialist Party, was sworn in today for a six-year term as Austria's new head of state. Magazine Names 3 Here New Generation Leaders ltcM Tit Pratt NEW YORK Time Magazine has named threa Httsburghers among a group of 200 Americans in positions to provide the country with a new generation of leadership. The three are Rep. H. John Heinz R-Foz Chapel; state Rep.

Joseph Rhodes D-Homewood, and Prof. Marina Von Neumann Whitman of the University of Pittsburgh. Also named was John D. Rockefeller IV, president of West Virginia Wesleyan College. Prof.

Whitman has served on the President's Council of Economic Advisers and the federal price commission. Rhodes was a member of the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest before his election to the legislature. Heinz is running for his second term in Congress. What has Sheraton ML Family PlanKids Free The Sheraton Family Plan lets kids under 18 stay in your room free at any Inthetima it takes to read start relieving a toothache. get orajeF at THRIFT DRUGSTORES done for you lately? call.

A 21 acre resort from ocean to bsy. Sheraton Beach Saturday in Franklin, N. while vacationing. He had bee: wen living in Largo since his tirement in 1965. Before his election as Green-tree mayor under the borough's reorganization In 1962, Mr.

Herrmann served for four years as the last burgess of Greentree. He was a charter member of the Greentree Volunteer Fire Co. and a former member of borough council. EAR PAIN CAN BE CAUSED BY EAR WAX AURO EAR DROPS quickly looser and dissolve ear wax. Con't risk injury by trying to remove wax witrt pointed objects.

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For a reservation for you, and your family, just call Deaths Elsewhere Ida Brown, 96, mother of former California Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown, in Oakland. Cornelius Vanderbilt 76, scion of railroad tycoons who became a $25-a-week reporter at 21 and lost his spot in the social register, in Miami. Mrs.

Florence Hawksworth, 85, formerly of Pittsburgh, in Menasha, Wis. Mrs. Marie Kerwln O'Connor, 46, wife of Dr. Robert B. O'Connor, retired vice president of United States Steel here, in Castine, Maine.

800-325-3535. Or have your travel agent Sheraton Hotels Inns A WOBLCMIOE SERVICE OF IT received a master's degree In education from Ohio State University. He was county superintendent in Stark and Henry counties in Ohio. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.osemarie Lomond Teal; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Hamilton and Mrs.

Mary John; three sons, Hal C. former principal of Allderdice High School. Paul and John 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends i 11 be received from 7 to 8 p. m.

today in the funeral home. Burial will be In Sycamore Cemetery, Sycamore, Ohio. Manuel A. Wood Sr. Special To Tht Prtii AMBRIDGE Manuel A.

Wood a retired staff member of United Steel Workers Union District 2 0 died yesterday at Sewickley Valley Hospital. Mr. Wood, 74, lived at 398 1 Road in this Beaver County community. A resident here for the past 34 years. Mr.

Wood was appointed to the USW national staff in 1936, assigned to organize unions on Pittsburgh's South Side. He later was transferred to Beaver Valley region, where he retired in 1966. Surviving are his widow Ada; two sons, Lt. Col. (ret.) Manuel Wood Jr.

of San Antonio, Texas, and Maj. Philip M. Wood of Fort Riley, three daughters, Mrs. William J. Thompson of Beaver Falls, Mrs.

Anthony Aquino of Hopewell Beaver County, and Mrs. John Horlick of Muskogee, a sister, Mrs. Edna Stewart of Canada; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow William J.

(Red) Edwards, retired Post-Gazette reporter, died yesterday in St. Francis General Hospital. Edwards, 72, of 179 Saxonburg retired as Post-Gazette Criminal Court reporter last Dec. 31 after 36 years of service. During his career, he worked as a police reporter and for a short period was a general assignment reporter.

Mr. Edwards once left the Post-Gazette to work as an expediter in the steel industry in 1937 and served as an Army Air Corps photographer during World War II, receiving a severe arm wound from enemy fire. He returned to the paper in 1945. Surviving are his widow, Nadine four sisters, Mrs. Anna Keim of St.

Petersburg, Mrs. Mary Cutler, Mrs. Clara Weinheimer and Mrs. Margaret Hartner, and a brother, James. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. tomorrow and Wednesday at H. Samson 537 N. Neville Oakland. Services will be at 11 a.

m. Thursday at St. Mary's Church, 2510 Middle Road, Glenshaw. Burial will be in Allegheny Cemetery. Harvey D.

Teal Services or Harvey D. Teal, superintendent of Clair-ton schools from 1929 until his retirement in 1950, will be at 8 p. m. today in A. J.

Baka-vac Funeral Home, Fifth Street and Waddell Clairton. Mr. Teal, 95. of 517 Hal-comb Clairton, died Saturday at his home. Before moving to Clairton 45 years ago, Mr.

Teal, a graduate of Defiance College, HONORED Film star James Stewart, a native of Indiana, will receive an honorary degree of doctor of letters this fall from Indiana University of Pennsylvania at its centennial celebration. at the Fitzgerald and Syka Funeral Home, 833 Kennedy Drive here. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Calvery United Presbyterian Church, 9 1 Street and Maplewood Avenue here. Burial will be in Sewickley Cemetery.

Charles Gothe Charles Gothe, retired printing executive and founder of the Day and Night Press Inc. downtown, died yesterday at his home, 1416 Potomac Dormont. Mr. Gothe, 75, was a 50-year member of Lodge 45 a member of the Pennsylvania Consistory and Scottish Rite, Valley of Pittsburgh; Syria Temple; AAONMS: Islam Grotto; and Dormont Presbyterian Church; and was a Masonic veteran. Surviving are three sons, Charles S.

and Donald both of Pittsburgh, and Robert A. of Kennerdale; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce G. Gingrich of Altoona and Mrs. Twyla G.

Kernic of Wexford; 24 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tomorrow at the E. B.

Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 W. Liberty Mount Lebanon, where For home delivery of The Ay4kM i94oo collins avenue Press, phone 263-1121. Of PI NDAILI PMlCMIFTlON MNVICff Now ther House of Vision offices to serwe wou Kif services will be at 1 p. m. Wednesday.

Burial will be in Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Joseph Dolmovich Joseph Dolmovich, a retired Westinghouse employe, died Saturday evening in Divine Providence Hospital. Mr. Dolmovich, 96, of 1513 Hetzel North Side, was a member of St. Ambrose Church, North Side, its Holy Name Society, and Lodge 50, K.S.K.J.

He was a native of Austria. Surviving are three sons, Joseph Louis and Edward six daughters, Mrs. Catherine Cain, Mrs. Frances Jessy, Mrs. Mathilda Vogrin, Mrs.

Ann Schad, Mrs. Ther esa Held, and Sister Miriam Joseph; 17 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received un til 9 tonight and from noon to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Sperling Funeral Home, 408 Cedar North Side. A funeral mass will be offered at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in St. Ambrose Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Ross Twp. High And Low NEW YORK (UPI) The highest temperature reported yesterday in the mainland U.

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