The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 17

THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD," MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1933 and Bollsh Fedorowlcz. Interment was in the church cemtery. 1833 Price Street, Scranton, followed by services in Holy Cross Mrs. Eff ie Robertson, Henry Weicbert, 85, x-nosDitai fcwM.C HAL AtT ACT A 'We Do Our Part' The Business Establishments Listed Below Have Pledged Themselves To -Wholeheartedly Support -The -President's "Ke-employment gram. ut.

Wl DO OUR PART The Wilkes-Barre Record has on file written statements from each'ahd eVery one of the firms listed, certifying that they have signed the President's Agreement and are Bona-Fide members of NBA and authorized to use the Blue Eagle Emblem. Attache Dies Mrs.Mary Fagan, 67, Was Mother of Plains. 1 Physician Mrs. Marv V. Faoran.

fi7. nna of Wllkes-Barre'a first resident grad uate nurses, died of complications yesterday at her home, 630 Hasle Street She was stricken about even weeks ago and never rallied. Mrs. Faean was a eistarm-law of the late Monslgnor James F. Fagan, pastor St Gabriel's Church, Hazleton, and who was administrator of the.

Scran ton Dloeeee of the Cathollo Church lollowlnj the acain oi cisnop M. J. fiooan. For more than. twelve veart.

un til she retired in 1982, Mrs. Fagan had charge of the office, of Wilkes-Barre General Hospital dally from Mrs. Fagan was horn In Belfast, Ireland, on October 23, 1866, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry AY Raid.

When six years of age ene came to this country wiu her parents. -They settled In Sugar Notch, but -within several years the family moved to this city. She was graduated aa a nurse of St Luke's Hospital, South Bethle- nem, in tne class or 1589 ana re turned to this city a resident graduate nurse. Her father, the late Henry A. Reldr ran a private school in the old Muslo Hall, where Hotel Sterling now stands, and afterward he was a teacher in the old Wilkes-Barre school system and was a Wilkes-Barre school director.

Mrs. Fairan was the wife of the late Patrick C. Fagan, Jr. In 1920 she became of those In charge of the office at Wilkes-Barre Gen eral Hospital and remained there until last year when she retired to enjoy rest at her Hazle Street Her early professional training wag evident in the years she was attached to Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. She was under standing, ana had a personality which won her many friends.

Personally or over the telephone she came In contact with thousands of gersona, all of whom will mourn er loss. She was a member of St Patrick's Church, the Altar and Rosar- Society of the Church, the L. C. B. and the alumni of St Luke's Hospital of South lehem.

Mrsr Faaran leaves two children, tr, James F. Fagan of Plains and Rosemary Fagan Finn at horns; one sister, Mas Anna A. Reid at home: and three brothera Harry A. Raid of Jersey City: Alexander Reld of Bayonne, N. and George Reld of this city, sne aio leaves nve granocniiaren, Joseph Stewarts, Sportsman, Dies Joseph 40.

of 70S Foote Avenue, Duryea, died early Sunday morning at Tayior Hospital, ionow insr two year's Illness of complica. tiona. He was well known and high ly respected and was a lifelong resi dent or uuryea. ot many years air. mewaris was employed -the Pennsylvania Coal company, we was a great lover or the outdoors and spent much of his leisure time in hunting ana nsn lntr.

SurvivinK are his wife, Mary: three children, Dorothy, a member of Duryea Publlo School' faculty; Harold, a senior of the Health Education Department at East Stroudebure State Teachers' College, and Marlon; his mother, Mrs. Julia Stewarts and these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Earl Rools. Wilkes-Barre; Carolyn, Philadelphia; Rob ert, Aiientown; Mrs. Jonn Gross man, Henry, waiter, Jonn ana nvn Funeral services will be held from the home on Tuesday afternoon at S.

Services will be in charge of Rev. B. Hanton, pastor of Duryea Methodist Church. Burial will be in Marcy Cemetery, Duryea, Automobiles 135 AutomobOee for Sale Dougherty's Best Buys 1938 Ford Boaditer 193! Ford Coupe 1930 Ford Coupe 1930 Ford Tudor 1929 Ford Ooaeh ..300 imv nora sixpnss 1929 Chevrolet Track 1927 Hudson Sedan 85 Co. 3-7816 127 Essex Bpeeestof 1928 Chevrolet Sedan Dougherty Motor (81 Hasle St.

Dial Church at Bunai wiu do in Cathedral. Cemetery, Scranton. Mr. Casey was employed as a de teotlve for the Lackawanna Rail-rqad and had charge of the division from Kingston to Northum berland for more tnan zu years; was born in the Bellevue section of He moved to Northumberland elghtuvears ago and had resided at since 1929. Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Margaret Cuslck of Scranton.

and one sister, Beatrice, of Scranton. mTA1lT.ES EVERHART Charles Everhart, 65, of li Nassau West Pittston, passed away at t.sq yesteraay mornlnsr following six months ill He was well known and rasnected in west nttaton ana nis friends have learned of his death with regret. Mr. Everhart had been employed as a fireman at the Exeter Colliery for many years and had resided in West Pittston for the last 83 years. He is survived by his widow and the following cnuaren: waiter Everhart of Rochester, N.

Mrs. Stewart Mooney of West Fltuton; Mrs. Norma Sanders of Wyoming, and Claire Everhart at home: also one sister, Mrs-Henry Mooslo of PltUDurgn ana one owner, wn-11am Everhart of Buffalo, He is also survived by 13 grandchildren The funeral will be held Wednes day afternoon at servioes win be in charge of Kev; James W. Moore, pastor of St. John's P.

M. Church, Avoca. Burial will be in West Pittston Cemetery. Mr. Everhart was a member of CamtK49, P.

O. S. of of West PltUton and Garden Village Circle, 894 p. H. 7 MWS.

AtlRORA TPPOIITO Mrs. Aurora Ippollto, 82, of 216 Wyoming Avenue, West PltUton, died Saturday afternoon following a protraoted illness. Mrs. Ippollto resided with her niece, Mrs. Mantlone, wife of Dr, Rosario Mantlone; Born in Italy she came to this country more than 80 years, ago and 'until recent years resided In Pittston.

She was a member of St Rooco's Church and the Altar and Rosary Booiety. Her survivors Include one sister, Miss Margaret Lombard! and one brother, Dr. John Lombard! of Waterbury, and three nieces, Mrs. Mentions of West PltUton: Mrs. Casella of New Haven.

and Mrs. J. Prezlosa of Waterbury, Conn. The funeral will be held tomor row morning at 9. A requiem high mass will be sung at 9:30 in St.

Rocoo's Church, PltUton. Burial will be In SU John's Cemetery. JAMES MHAIG James McKaie of Bavre. formerly of Pittston, died last Thursday at his home, 107 Miller street, sayre. His funeral will be held today.

Burial will be in Sayre. He had resided in sayre since moving from PltUton 20 years ago and had been employed by the Lehigh Valley served a terra as common councilman from 'the Eleventh Ward of PltUton; being succeeaea oy jonn J. Murray present city assessor. He leaves his wife, formerly Beatrice Joyce of upper Pittston, ana three children, William, Jamas, Jrw and7 Anna; also following brothers and sisters: William of Athens; Mrs. Mary Dertinger, Wilkes-Barre: Kathryn ana John Mcitaig or wuxes-Barre, and Thomas McKalg of Exeter.

CATHERINE MHIOK Miss Catharine Mihok. 22. daugh ter of Mr, and Mrs. George Mlhok, died on Saturday night at the family home, 1224 Main Street, Old Forge, following several weeks' illness of 6hs is survived by bar parent! and several orotners and sisters. FUNERALS BOSS HATTTE YOUNG The funeral of Miss Hattle Young, a former resldsnt of Drums, was neia on naturoay afternoon from the Old Ladies' Horns, 450 Carey Avenue, where she was, a guest for many years.

She was one of the most beloved women at the Home and scores of friends gathered to pay final tribute to her memory. Impressive services were held at 2 with Rev. Dr. Charles H. Nswing of Kingston officiating.

Burial was In Mountain View Cemetery at Hazleton. WILLIAM HHPKOWSKI The funeral 'of William Shlp-kowski, 661 South Market Street, Nantlcoke, was held on Saturday mornlnf and was largely attended by relatives and friends, Following brief services at the home the funeral procession proceeded to Holy Trinity Church where a a requiem high mass was cele- Dratea oy tne rector, nev. Roman Wlesiolowski. Floral tributes were carried by rrann. uajewaxi, uawara uryges, Henry Shlpkowski, Joseph Gryger, Louis Bleda, Stanley Koneznski and Leo Andrucewlca Bearers were John Bednar.

Evpn J. Wil. Hams, Louis Coopey, Joseph' Su lawesi, waaio uruaicowsKi ana Frank Pllarek. Interment was in the church cemeUry. SIMON YANCLEWICZ Funeral services for Simon Yanulswicz, prominent Polish resident of 28 West Grove Street, Nantlcoke, took place on Saturday morning from the home of his daughter.

Mrs. Mlchasl Ebert, 248 Spring Street, Nantlcoke. The respect and esteem in which ha was held in the community was fully attested by the many floral offerings in evidence. A high mass of requiem was celebrated In Holy Trinity Church by Rev, A. G.

Lewandowskl, rector of St. Mary's Church. Bearers were John Warakomskl, Edward Panuscka, Stanley Frank August, Alex Kozlowskl HI One Year, Dies Mrs. Effle Robertson. 80, who re sided with her daughter, Mrs.

James Patton, 213 Blackmah Street, West Pittston, died yesterday morn ing at loiiowing a years nines of complications Mrs, Robertson had' resided In West Pittston for 45 years and was well known and esteemed. Her death has caused general sorrow among ner legion or irienaa. ens was a member of West Pittston Presbyterian Church add woman's organization' thereof. She leaves the following children: W. Rob ertson or west jfittston, Mrs.

james Patton and' Mrs. Harry Blank of west nttston, aiso li granacnu dren and six neat sranuchlldren. rne runerai win he neia Wednesday afternoon at 2. Services will bs conducted at the home by Rev. Henry W.

Coray, pastor' of West Pittston Presbyterian Church. as sisted by Rev, D. W. Patterson, tu tor or west rsitsion wnnsuan ana Misslonarv Allianoe Church, Inter. ment 'will 1 be in West Pittston Cemetery, Mrsjok Dunnigan, Church esteemea resiaent or ou wesunin' ster Street, died on Saturday morn.

injr at tne lamuy nome. Mrs. uun nlran was born in Blatinsrton and had been a resident of Wilkes-Barre for 60 years. Mr. and Mrs; Dunn! gan celebrated their golden wed dlnir anniversary on June 10.

Mrs. Dunnigan was a lifelong resident of this city and bad been a communicant, of St, Aloystus Church for more than 83 years. She was a member of Altar and Rosary society ana too an active interest in church affairs. She was a worn- an of pleasing personality and airs ready to help those in need. wayi ueaiaes ner nusoana sue is sur i vived by the following children: vri xx txrai.k T.niT Tn.

John and Mrs. Harry Eck, and 11 granacniidren ana two great grand, children. The funeral will be held from the family home on Tuesday morning at 9 with a high mass of requiem in Aioysius unurcn at tsuriai will be in St. Mary's Cemetery at rtanover. Mrs.

Joseph Cray, 65, West Pittston, Dies Mrs. Elizabeth Crejv 65wlfe6f Joseph Cray of 221 Sprlnit Street, west rutston, aiea yesteraay morn- ins; at iouowinr proionea ill ness. Mrs. Cray had resided in Pittston all her lifetime and was well known and respected there. Her death has caused much sor row.

thraughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bradley of the Welsh section of PltUton, who were among the early settlers oi tnis citv. Mrs.

urav was a mem ber of Pittston Baptist Church. She Is survived by her husband and two sisters. 1 Mrs. Georee Lovell of Ltona, N. and Mrs.

John 8. Jones or nttston. -The funeral will be held Wednes day afternoon at 2:30 from the fam ily nome. services win ne conduct ed at the home and burial will in PltUton cemetery. OBITUARY MRS.

LOTTIE PRESTON Mrs. Lottie Preston, 44, wife of Albert Preston, died on Saturday night Jn Wyoming Valley Homeopathic Hospital, following an operation. Her husband- was en gaged in the bakery and resUurant business for many years and recently retired. She was a member of Bennett Presbyterian Church, Luzerne. Surviving, besides her husband ara a.

daus'hitep. Mrs. Edward "Vaughn of Mehoooany; two slaters, Mrs. wiiiiem Aiaen oi Luzerne ana Mrs. Edward Swartwood of Hunts- vllle and three brothers, Charles and Harry Mlnnlck of Wilkes- Barre and LewU Mlnnlck Brockinort N.

T. I The funeral will be held from the home, 13 Denlson Street, Lu serne. tomorrow afternoon at with services in charge of Rev. Automobiles 135 Automobiles For Sale TODAY'S BEST BUY 1929 FORD SFOBX tl 1 COUPE yllQ Used Car Dept. West Side Auto Co.

Wyoming Ave. at Union (t. Kingston Dial 7-1918 To The Dies At Glen Lyon Henry Welchert, 85. died on Sat urday afternoon at 2:45 of com plications, tne on nis daughter, 'Mrs. Richard Jones, 11 West Enterprise Street, Gleif Lyon.

He was a' I ormer reeldent bf East End, having livid IB Glen Lyon (or the last two years. Mr. welchert was a member of the Pentocoatal Church, Ashley. xnree daughters survive: Mrs. Richard Jones, with whom he made hie home: Mrs.

Clement White and Mrs, Martin Olsan. The: funeral will take place this afternoon at 2:80 from the home of Mrs. Jones, with whom he 'resided. Services will be in charge of Rev. Byron Jones and interment wUl be in city cemetery- E.

Davles. Burial will be in Vaughn Cemetery at Mehoopany. TjOCTS PASCO Louis Pasco. 72. a well known resident of "43 Dexter Street, Lee Park, died last night In Wyoming Valley Homeopathlo HosttlUJ." He had been a resident of Hanover Township for 85 years.

Surviving are the following ohlldrent John, AUVl, AUUH, felCWlJT, mt Kennedy and Jennie. He was a communicant oi bi, Aioysmss Church, EDWARD R. THOMAS wuneuu auvuuuii vauw resident of this city, died on Satur day night in Scranton State Hos pital. He was stnoxen in in scranton several days aso while en route to tnis city to visit relatives. -Mr.

Thomas resided in Syracuse, N. for the last 14. years, living with his brother, Tudor Thomas. He served in the United States imy for 15 years. 1 ine remains nave neen removea to the home of his father, Edward E.

Thomas, 119 GUUgan Street Other' survivors are a slater, Mrs, William Draff, and three brothers, David. Edward and Harold R.i au of Wilkes-Barre. DANIEL H. JAMES The funeral of Daniel H. James.

63, a former resident of Parsons who died on Friday, will be held this afternoon at 2 from the family home, 226 Union Street, Taylor, followed by services in congregational Church at Taylor. Burial will be la Washburn Street, Ceme tery, Scranton. Mr. James for many years was foreman of Fine Ridge and Green wood collieries on Delaware and Hudson Coal Company. He was a member or Acacia Loage, f.

and A. and Keystone Consistory, surviving are nis wire: a aaugnter, Mrs. Frank Moors of Bloomneld. N. and a son WUliam of Tay mary m.

Mclaughlin The death of Mrs. Mary Moran McLaughlin, wife of Patrick MoLaugnun, wtu Known juemgn Valley Railroad engineer, died on Saturday morning at her home, 830 New Hancock Street, East End, following an illness of complications. Born lntHudson Mrs. McLaughlin was the daughter of Michael and Mary Moran, early settlers of the East End section of the city. She was a communicant of Holy Savior Church and was affiliated with Altar and Rosary Society of the church.

L. C. B. A. and the Brotherhood Auxiliary.

Besides aer nusoana sne survived by three children. Mrs. Mlohael MoDermott of Kingston, and Mary and John, at home; a sister, Mrs. Anna Ruddy of Kearney, N. two brothers, Michael F.

Moran of Wilkes-Barre and Thomas Moran of Plains, She also leaves several nephews and nieces. The funeral will be held on Tuesday morning at 9, with a solemn high mass of requiem in Holy Savior Church. Burial will be in the family plot in St, Mary's Cemetery at Hanover. ELIZABETH K. MITCHELL Mrs.

Elizabeth Kepher Mitchell, wife of Lester W. Mitchell, 890 Riverside Drive, N. died on Friday night at her summer home at Stone Harbor, N. after several weeks illness of complications. She is survived by her husband and two sisters.

Mrs. J. C. Dlffen-derfer of Pittsburgh and Mrs, G. L.

E. Evans of Kingston. Mrs, Mitchell was well known la this olty. bavins: made' her home with her sister for several years pre vious to aer marriage, xne xunerai will be held this morning from the home on Riverside Drive, N. 'IK AN MARIE WARD Jean Marie Ward, infant daugh ter or Mr.

ana Mrs. Vincent wara, Fourth Street. Wvomlnr. died yes terday morning in Pittston HosplUl after a week's illness of oomplK cations. Besides her parents sne is survived by the following brothers and Sister: Vincent, James, siaymona ana Luciue.

The funeral will be held from the home of her Krandnarents, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ward, 182 East Fourth Street, Wyoming, this after noon at witn snort services at the house, interment win be in St, Cecelia's Cemetery at Exeter. JOHN CASEY John M. Casey.

73 Division Street, Kingston, special agent for tne ana w. nanroaa. aiea on Saturday morning in Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the home of bis niece, Mrs. Henry Welsenflueh, Automobiles 155Automoblles for Sals WILLYS KNIGHT 66 sedan, Pettebone, T.

7-1863. W. SPECIAL 1930 FORD COUPE Wire Wheels A-l Condition $175 DeSoto Headquarters 8. Main at Wood Ms. I-11M Rescue! JOHNBURICn The funeral of John Burton.

formerly of Berwick, who died at Danville-Hospital, was held yester day afternoon at 1:30 from the funeral home of Undertaker Harry uaroer oi west Main Street, flym-outh. Services were held at i in the -Greek Church at In- terment was in the church cemetery -at MARY SEAL BESSMER The funeral Mrs. Marv fla.i Bessmer, a former resident of uuryea, took place on Saturday afternoon from the family home, Avenue, Scranton Rev. Plummer Harvey of Wet- minster Presbyterian officiated and burial was in rticaory urove Cemetery. A large number of Duryea resldenU attended the funeral.

Amour her aurvlvniw ffiraa sisters, Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. Maud Seal and one brother, Stephen Seal, all MRS. DAYLTJDA The funeral of M.

wiiiIim Dayllda, a well known and highly esteemed resldent of the Heights, i was held on Saturday morning from the home, J7 Norths Sherman Street, with scores of friends and relatives in attendance. The floral offerings were numer-; BUS. 'A solemn hlirh mass of reaulem' was celebrated In Holy Trinity Church. Officers of the mass were Sv celebrant; Revi J. Shupshynskaa, deacon, and' Rev.

A. Ezerskis, i 10 wer carriers were George William Blazlus, Paul GUlls, John Ellis and Jack Welsh, Bearers were Albert Zupka, Alex ander. Snyder, Albert Doboahinskl, Michael Popowlcs, Frank McCabe: fnd Frank Yegalawlos. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery at Hanover, MRS.

ANNA SWITCH Scores of friends and relatives at tended the funeral of Mrs. Anno. Switoh held on Saturday morning from her late home, 98 East Main street. Miners miiu. Th.

manv floral tributes evidenced the high sxeem in wnien sne was held la the community, xner services at the residence were followed by a requiem high mass in Bt. Mary's Greek Catholie Churoh. Rev. Nicholas Chopey, pastor, was oelebrant of the mass, and JRev. Paul Koval of St.

John, the Baptist Church, Miner's Mills, read a mass on the side alUx. Members of Holy Rosary Booiety and of Branch 171, Assumption Society attended the services. Flower carriers were -Thomas Ward, James George Man- dulak, Joseph Milovclk, Michael Bumbera. Frank SUkowskl, Joseph Nowak, Joseph Kosoo and Stanley Majewskl. Bearers were Michael Solranko, John Milovclk, Mlohael RiUik, Joseph Barnlk, George Mandulali.

andflorga KovaLi. Burlal was in Saored Heart Slovak Cemetery, near Dallas. MICHAEL O'BRIEN The funeral of Michael O'Brien was held on Saturday morning from the home. 12 nvinnri n.r Port Griffith, and wa largely attended. 4 Rev.

John Kelly was oelebrant Of a solemn reauiam maa. In at John's Church, Pittston; Rev. 7. ana Kev. J.

Melly was sub-deacon. Monslgnor, J. Boland and Rev. Joseph Li Golden were seated In the sanctuary. Bearers wara William John Callahan, James Donovan, Anthony Lot Cue, Michael Purceli r.

oi? uv Mnn- Burial was in St. John's Cemetery. GEORGE D. JEFTERIES The of George D. Jef.

ferles. was held -from Scuremaa Funeral Home, 290 Wyoming nue. Wyoming, with many friends and relatives in attendant. Ram. loss were In charge of Rev.

O. F. pasior ox onuren, Wyoming, jsearsrs were Edward Crulkshank, Patrick Crulkshank, Clarence Sheffer. Albert Myers, John Lowson and Thomas Goods. Burial was in the family plot ia Wyoming Cemetery.

DELORES STRICKLAND Many friends and relatives aU lVW. t.h,.: Dslorss Strickland, Infant daughter of Mr. Tin fiI rm MVnN tHnlfUMJ oHlil.k was held from the family horns, Rosenheim Street Kingston. Services were conducted at the house by Rev. S.

B. Davles, pastor of Bennett Presbyterian Church, Luzerne. Burial was In the family plot in Wardsn Cemetery at Dallas. MRS, SARAH GRIFFITHS Several local relatives attended, the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Griffiths held on Thursday afternoon' from the home of her daughter, Mrs, Harvey Shoup at Klngsley, Pa.

Services were In charage of Rev, M. Evans, pastor of Blakely Metho dlst Episcopal Church. Burial was In Endlcott, N. Y. Among the local persons attending the funeral were Mr.

and Mrs. E. Brunner and Mrs, Richard Stress of Kingston and Ellis Davis of Forty Fort. MRS, rATRICKMXAUGHLIN Funeral services for Mrs. Patrick: McLaughlin will be conduoted front the family residence, 830 New Han cock 8treet, city, tomorrow morn Ing at 8:80 with requiem mass ia Holy Saviour Church, East End, at 9.

interment will be In St. Mary's Cemetery at Hanover. PETER DESSOYE Funeral services for Peter Des soye will be held from the family residence, 60 East Carey Street, Plains, this morning at 9 with a solemn high mass of requiem in Sacred Heart Church, Plains, at 9:80. Interment will be in- SU Mary's CemeUry at Hanover. BURT STANDISH Wl DO OUR PART NEWSPAPER DEALER Magaalne and Papers, Fort Durkee news, nen vapiroi raeaire, ruouo oq.

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MONTANYE'S SONS 468 N. Main St 8-0018 RESTAURANTS ALCO RESTAURANT 72 B. Market St BELMONT RESTAURANT 76 Publlo Square COREY'S DINERS 801 8. Main and 18 N. Penna.

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7-2161 RTJDOLPH-RABINOWITZ CO. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers 6046 N. Penna. Ave. Dial 2-8196 ROT STAUBTER CHEVROLET CO.

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Main, 8-4675 BARBERS LAUREL LINE BARBER SHOP Laurel Line Button, 80 B. Market St BEAUTY SHOPS LOZIER BEAUTY SHOP 8 W. Northampton St Dial 8-1312 MI-LADY'S BEAUTY PARLOR 9 East Market St DU1 8-6712 WONDER MARCEL SHOP Km. 1, Lining Public S. 2-0227 BREWERS STEGMAIER BREWING CO.

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Washington St. 8-7015 United Furniture Manufacturers N. River St. and City Line, FURNITURE REPAIRING BERKLEY SHOPS Furniture nd Up-bolstering. Rr.

112.S. Main St. 8-2611, Real Estate Rent 111 Shore, Mountain, Lake) TURN. 7-rm. cotUge.

Warden H. elec gunning water. 2-8219. HARVEY'S LAKE. 2-room cotUge, week.

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ATTRACTIVE 4-roora apartment, all ImpTM Walnut 8t Mai 2-203f. FURN. apt. priv. entrance, all 620 mo.

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ROOMS, 2 lots, 240 Boland 8500 down payment. F. Gredoll. R. 4, Pallas.

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GROCERS W. D. BEERS. INC 7 W. Market, 8-1177 BERG3TRASSER BROS.

163 New Grove St Dial S-07S6 Q. A J. MEAT COMPANY 105 N. Main, Parsons. S-7388 GEORGETOWN MARKET 1 N.

Walnut, Georgetown. 1-81C5 -4 ISABORB HERTZ MARKET JO NMain SWJW-B. 2-4402 RTJDT HERTZ'S MARKET 148 N. Main S-8928 I.ERNER ECONOMY MARKET i 267 S. Main, 4-1814 H.

MUNCHBERG 12 Ridge, Korn Krest 8-6945 M. UTZ 310 B. Northampton. Dial 9-7411 GROCERS-WHOLESALE RftTHSTETM 74 S. Penna.

Ave. Dial 2-8188 WILLIAMS BROS, ft CO. 81 S. Penna. Ave.

Dial 8-6188 HARDWARE PAINTS GEO. T. HTTNTZINGER 244 ParrUh 4-1712 JOSEPH G. SCHULER INC. 79-81 Hasle St' Dial 8-4138 HOSIERY REAL 8ILK HOSIERY MILLS 624 Miners Bank Bldg.

Dial 8-6219 INSURANCE li'LEAN'S INSURANCE AGENCY Coal Exchange Bldg. 8-6126 FRED THEIS ft SON Miners Bank Bldg. DUl 2-6918 JEWELE. IRS JOHN W. MILES 140 S.

Main St. Dial 84844 LUMBER CHAPIN LUMBER CO. 687 Wyoming Kingston. 7-2141 CLARK LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 873 W.

Main St. Plymouth. 9711 D. W. DAVIS ft SON 88 Dllley St, F.

F. 7-0114 MOSES GRIFFITH 60 Maffet St, Plains. 8-6188 8HAVERTOWN LUMBER CO. 19 B. Center Shavertown.

42 SOUTH SIDE LUMBER CO. 67 Wood St Dial 3-6512 MATTRESSES REBUILT M. BEDDING CO. 87 S. Penna.

Ave. Dial 4-0411 MEATS WHOLESALE WYOMING VALLEY BEEF CO. 48 S. Penna. Ave.

Dial 2-1136 MEN'S CLOTHING CARTER'S CLOTHES SHOP 31 Pub. 8q. at Bus Stop. Dial 2-8018 HARRY MEISTER 20 S. Main St.

8-3648 MILLINERY MACK. INC. 136 B. Main St Dial 8-1817 MOTORCYCLES George Coach Harley-Davld son Motorcycle-684 S. Main 6t, 8-6412.

Legal Notices Notice The Annual Meeting o( the Lot Owners of the Cemetery Association of Wyoming, for the election of two trustees for a three year term and any other business that may come before the meeting, will be held at the residence of Gertrude T. Shoe maker, 604 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, at 3 P. M. Saturday, September 4, 1933. K.

R. JONES, Secretary. MARY E. POLEN, President. SEALED PROPOSALS The Board of Directors of the School District of the Township of Plains will receive sealed proposals for the following! (a) Supplies for the Chemistry Department; (b) Supplies for the Physics Department; (c) The hauling and furnishing of coal and wood to the various school buildings of the school district; (d) Transportation of pupils from the East End Boulevard Section to the Cleveland Street School Building and the High School Building; (e) School Furniture.

The requisition or list of supplies for the chemistry and physics depart-menU and specifications for the transportation of pupils, hauling and furnishing of coal and wood and furniture may be obuined from the secretary of the Board of Directors, Each bid for Items (a.b) and (e) must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of 326.00, and bids for the other items must be accompanied by a certified check In the sum of $50.00, payable to the Plains School District All bids must be In the hands of the secretary of the Board of Directors on or before 7:30 P. August 28, 1933, when the same will be opened. The Board reserves the right to accept any bid or any part thereof or reject any or all bids, P. F. GOOBIC, SecreUry, 130 Maffet Street, Plains.

P. WILL SAVE YOU TIME PLAINS SQUARE DEAL OARAfMB 97 W. Carey St 8-9011 MATT SELL 85 Carey 8U Dial 8-9085 KINGSTON KIRBY-DAV18 INO. Market and N. dates 6U.

7-2181 8TULL BROS. 18-17 Union 8U Kingston. CAE OWNEES We tire badly in need of used cars, all types, and have devised a plan that will pay you highest possible price. If it is financed we will pay the. Finance Company, and the difference to you in cash.

Weott Aunti Go. 271-273 Market Kingston Dial 7-4506 OPEN EVENINGS Opp. New Kingston Armory On and after Monday next the Brick Bradford picture atrip will appear on this page. FRANK MERRIWELL'S SCHOOL DAYS By ruur.iiiiAei runsiTMiersuu lo AiihniilL(iWV WfttStnO Sti) i II TiIkOc rc I COMPULSORY AUTO INSPECTION NOW BEING ENFORCED 6EEl tZzfz The following official stations are ready to i -J inspect and pass your car. HOLM TtieCrflODp AT 60M VlfA iijv.

nil. it a (-Hill. 1 1. nwA i fli, vi EARLY INSPECTION CITY JOHNSON MOTOR SERVICE 48-49 Barney St 3-8216 Firestone One Stop Service Button MANLEV TIRE SERVICE) Cor. N.

Franklin ft Jackson City BU1UB SERVICE STATION 174 at Washington St' Dial 8-5111 FORTY FORT ttmRfta a. sponssillsr Vbeabeta ft B. Pettebone Sts. A 8471.