The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 9

Nine' WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1946 Rites Today Tribute Paid Rabies Diagnosis Is Now Handled at Center Husband Dies After His Wife Death Takes Fr. Lipeczky Mrs Nolan ipality, and the dog breeders pledged their support in enlisting the aid of the authorities that respect. When it was suggested that possibly the quarantine would not be whole-heartedly observed In this area, Dr. Bishop became indignant and declared that he would resign if the quarantine was to be lifted or not observed. Following this expression, the dog breeders pledged their support of the quarantine.

gained in examinations of the heads, Pr. Bishop said. The breeders suggested that part of the money realized from the dog license should be returned to the originating county fr use in sheltering stray dogs', and vaccination of the animals, said Dr. Bishop. Dr.

F. S. Davis, veterinarian of Nanticoke, told the group that the responsibility of enforcing the quarantine rests with the chiefs of police and mayors of the munic Dog Showmen Told to Wait State Will Strengthen Rather Than Relax Rabies Quarantine Heads of dogs suspected of having rabies will be examined for prompt diagnosis at a laboratory set ud in Kirbv Health Center Double Funeral Will be Pittston Pastor Succumbs Son Celebrates High Mass during (he current rabies epidemic only under certain conditions, Ed 5 Days Before His 54th Birthday Anniversary in St. Theresa's Church for His Mother Held for Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Rowlands wara J. Fugh, acting director of .4 Rev. Basil LiDeczkv. for 14 vears Scores of clergymen from all So far this year there has been 105 cases of rabies in Luzerne County and 951 In the State, Dr. pastor of St Michael's GR Church, Pittston, died last night at 8:40 at the rectory at 205 North Main sections of the Scranton Diocese and numerous relative and friends attended the funeral rites for Mrs.

Mary Nolan, 89, 61 Ter John Bishop, head of Dog Enforce ment Division of State Agricul the center, announced yesterday. Due to lack of sufficient personnel and finances, the service is limited to certain conditions. Any animal which bites a person in Wyoming Valley will be examined, provided the animal is tied for 15 days observation and dies within that time. If the animal is not placed under such quarantine, the head must be sent to Harrisburg as has been done in the past. If a stray animal should bite a number of people in Wilkes-Barre, Mr.

Pugh explained, and it could not be captured without shooting, the head will be examined in the race Street yesterday moraine. Less than 12 hows before his wife was to be burled, Thomas Rowlands, 79, of 17 Green Street, Edwardsville, died suddenly yesterday morning at 2:45 at his home. Mrs. Rowlands died Tuesday morning and the funeral was scheduled for yesterday afternoon at 2. As a result of his death, Mrs.

Rowland's funeral was postponed and a double funeral wiu be held Rev. Peter A. Nolan, pastor of tural Department, told Luzerne Street, Pittston. Rev. Father Lipeczky was born in Hungary on April 10, 1882, and was ordained to the priesthood in 1907 in that country after attending seminary in Ungvar.

For seven years he served as County Dog Breeders Association Holy Savior Church, East End, and son of deceased, celebrated solemn high mass of requiem at St Therese's Church, assisted by last night at its meeting in Dallas. The quarantine will continue without letup, Dr. Bishop said, and priest in Hungary until he came jtev. jonn J. uinoegiy, deacon; Monday afternoon at 2 in Im manuel Baptist Church.

Edwards-1 to America in 1912. His first parish sub' ttev. unaries uaiiagher. the State plans to send six special representatives to the county next Rev. Joseph T.

ville. Burial will be in Fortv Fort here was at Patton, wnere ne week to reinforce agents now on a deacon; and Shaughnessy, monies. local laboratory. The service, served one year. He also served master 01 cere- Cemetery.

however, he said cannot be offer Mr. Rowlands was born in Wales Miss Helen Henry sang during and came to this country 58 years drive on stray dogs. Rabies cases have been prevalent in the State for the last several vears. the sneaker said. In ed to communities other than Wilkes-Barre at present.

Dr. C. P. Bishop, head of the ago, settling in Plymouth. He moved to Edwardsville 40 years ago and has since resided there.

He was a talented singer and at as pastor at Donora, seven years; Perth Amboy, N. two years; Youngstown, Ohio, one year; Alleptown, one -year; Bethlehem, seven years: Ambridge, one year. From Ambridge he came to Pittston. Surviving are his wife Ethel, and these children Andrew, Phila 1944 there were 900, and last year State Bureau of Animal Industry, granted permission to establish the local laboratory as a testing cen 845. Answerine Questions as to how the eisteddfod held in Edwards' ter, Mr.

Pugh said. MISS NELLIE DANIELS Funeral rites for Miss Nellie Daniels, 22, who died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital following an operation will be held this afternoon at 1:30 from the home, 69 Moyallen Street, followed by services at 2 at Bethel Baptist Church. Rev. G. Gordon Berry will officiate.

Interment will be in Nanticoke Cemetery. Arrangements by Luther M. Knif fen. Memorial Church on March 16 won a prize for a solo. the dog breeders can ship dogs from the county and out of the State under the quarantine, Dr.

delphia; Charles, New York, and He. had not been well for some me mass, accompanied at the organ by Miss Nancy Corrigan. In the sanctuary during the service Msgr. John J. Vaughn, Scranton; Msgr.

P. J. Bo-land, Pittston; and the following priests: Rev. Thomas Monahan, John O'Leary, A. B.

Bocianski, J. L. Barry, J. P. Walsh, R.

E. Larkin, Henry A. Wayda, R. A. O'Neill, Joseph F.

Meier, J. W. Breslin, M. E. Kilcullen, Joseph E.

O'Brien, John J. O'Brien, James T. Clarke, John J. O'Neil, D. A.

McCarthy, Joseph T. Hammond, A. F. Moriarity, Joseph S. William T.

Devers Bishop said that the State will John, Dayton: Also surviving are a brother, time, but on Tuesday morning was able to give a funeral director an account of the death of his wife, grant permits for transportation, but. he added. "Dog breeders Dies at Newark John Lipeczky, and sisters, Mrs. George Novak and Mrs. John Harajda, all of Hungary.

should be willing to put up with a little inconvenience and not hold shows while the quarantine is on." whose passing affected him greatly. They celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary last Oc Tomorrow afternoon at 2 the body will be taken to the church where services will be held Mon I he heads of suspected rabid tober. dogs will henceforth be examined Mrs. Rowlands, 77, the former day night at 7:30. Solemn requiem Child Dies at KIrby Health Center In Wilkes-Barre, thus speeding knowledge Gaigon, Aloysius Boylan, Joseph G.

Quinn. M. A. Gilloegly. mass will be read by Bishop Tkach, Pittsburgh, Tuesday morning at 10.

Kaziah Morgan, died following a heart attack. She was born in Wales and lived in Edwardsville 40 Interment will be in St. Michael's fr nr ui lueasies years, where she was one of the oldest members of Immanuel Baptist Church. Also G. G.

McCabe J. J. Gorman, E. J. Gerrity, Rev.

N. J. Irwin, Rev. F. J.

Toolan, Rev. L. A. Granahan, Rev. Gerald J.

Bischof, R. A. McNulty, J. F. Nolan, J.

P. Flynn, W. P. Me-Andrews, Thomas McCormack, Cemetery, Pittston. N.

Ruggiero, Surviving are two sons, William at home: David. Detroit: daughter, Mrs. Hannah Rowlands, Edwards Joan Kresce, Resident Right from the William T. Devers, 40, former resident of Wilkes-Barre, died yesterday morning at 1 at his home, 127 New Street, Newark, from a heart attack. He was a graduate of Coughlin High School and upon his graduation became associated with Western Electric Company at Kearny, where he had been employed 19 years with the exception of six years, during which he was stationed at Wilkes-Barre.

lie was serving as an expediter for the Western Electric Company at the time of his death. He was born in East End, the son of the late John and Mary Quinn Devers. He was a former member of St. Aloysius Church and the Holy Name Society. He is survived by his widow, the former Alice Cavanaugh, of I.ee Park; and four children, Alice Marie, Mary, Claire and William Pittston.

Dies ville; four grandchildren: Stanley and Thomas Rowlands, Edwards ville; Mrs. Raymond Ritz, Edwardsville, and Edwin Rowlands, Detroit. of White Haven RD, Passes Away lAlso surviving are a sister, Mrs. John Thomas. Plymouth, and a Active Member in Sons fbrother, Edward Rowlands, Cam start An 8-year-old White Haven RD bridge, Ohio.

William Burchill, Patrick MeCor-mack, R. B. Fitzpatrick, J. Black, Robert O'Hara, Maurice O'Hara, II. J.

Ruddy, William J. Flynn, P. A. Hopkins, G. A.

Jeffrey, T. R. Burnett, Thomas J. Cawley, L. P.

Weniger, John F. O'Malley, F. G. Barrett and E. P.

Nolan. Bearers, all nephews, were David, Joseph and John Fahey, Joseph Durkin and James Malloy. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township, where Rev. Father Gallagher, conducted committal rites, assisted by a group of the priests attending.

Arrangements by M. J. Mc- Arrangements by Hugh Jones. girl died last nieht at 11:55 in of Italy Succumbs After Illness MRS. MARY PETRO Mrs.

Mary Hosner Petro, 52, of Wilkes-Barre Contagious Disease Hospital where she was admitted at 6:15 for treatment of measles, encephalitis and bronchial all at home. Also-surviving are these brothers and sisters: 705 Ann Street, Duryea, died yesterday mornlrig at 7:45 at her home following a short illness. The girl. Joan Kresee. dauehter Nicolo Ruggiero, 22 East Oak Street, Pittston, one of the best She was a member of Sacred Thomas, Brooklyn; Mrs.

William Ladner, Mrs. Gaston Rudaitis, and Jack, with Internal Revenue Department, all of Wilkes-Barre. Heart Church and Us societies. of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Kresge, Star Route, White Haven, was reported by hospital authorities to have been in "a comotose and moribund condition" on Surviving are her husband Mi Remains arrived in tnis city last known upper valley Italian residents ana for many years active in Sons of Italy, died last night at 7:25 in Pittston Hospital. Born iff Italy, he came to this I- Laughlln. chael: children, Michael, Marie and Elizabeth, at home; Mrs. 4 night and taken to McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, for the funeral. Helen Jacobchick.

Stamford, FUNERALS country when a young man. He had resided in Pittston 50 years. bAACa1 Joseph, Old Forge; Mrs. Martha Conroy, Washington, N. Anna, East Orange, N.

and two brothers, Rudolph and Andrew Among his survivors are two Barnes. Alvan K. MacGregor, Arthnr nC7J MRS. GLENMORE ABBOTT Funeral of Mrs. Glenmore Ab Barrett, James Mlsikowtox, John Bentley.

Miss OBITUARY daughters, Miss Margaret Rug-gerio, Pittston Hospital switchboard supervisor, and Miss Susan Marraret bott, formerly of Nanticoke, who died Tuesday at her home, Oneonta, N. was held Thursday afternoon from a funeral home. rX. Ruggerio, attache In office of Pitts Hosner, Duryea. Funeral will be held Monday morning at 9 with requiem mass at 9:30 in Sacred Heart Church.

Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, Duryea. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM ton City treasurer. In addition to his activities in William Mynrs, Mrs. William Nowan, Chester Raup, John Kyan, Mrs.

Hi-Inky, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bonk, William Calpin, Mrs. Catherine Connors, Miss Thomas Cunningham, 56. formed 310 East Main Street, Nanticoke, with many persons in attendance.

resident 01 Larksvllle, died Thurs Sons of Italy, Mr. Ruggerio was active in organizations 1 of St. Rocco's Church, of which he was a member. Bridget Loretta Samuel Colman, pastor of West Presbyterian Church, Bing-hamton, officiated. Interment was MRS.

EMMA HARTMAN Culver, Mrs. AfnesSpalde, Charles Daniels, Miss Joseph day at his home, 35 Center Street, Meriden, Conn. Prior to moving to Meriden 15 years ago he resided with his aunt, Mrs. Daniel Eagen, in the East Plymouth section of Larksville. He visited here every in Nanticoke Cemetery.

Sutllff. B. Cletus Nellie Mrs. Emma Hartman, 82, of 167 Butler Street, Pittston, died yesterday morning at her home following an illness. A native of MRS.

DEIXA YANASHEFSKI Funeral of Delia (Yannis Yana- Swingle, Mrs. Ida Mae Thomas. Mrs. Elizabeth Tlnkelnaugh, DeGraw. Miss Gertrude Faduce.

Stephen Hoffman, Robert E. Xudre. Frank M. summer. Surviving are his brother.

Joseph shefskl was held from the home, 24 North Empire Street, yesterday Jeddo, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bennett. She came to Pittston with her parents at an early age. Her husband Cunningham, 562 West State Jacob morning.

Interment was In Lith Besides the two daughters named, he leaves his wife, former Maria Bianco, and these children, Mrs. Thomas Henzey, Mrs. Jack Frost, Mrs. Frank Daley, all Pittston; Josephine, Eleanor, Nuncio and Peter, all at home. The two sons were recently discharged from the armed forces.

Three brothers, Joseph of Pittston, John of Jamestown, N. and Anthony of Italy, and a sister, Mrs. Rosaria Cefalo Santucci of Pittston, also survive. btreet, Larksville; two sisters, Mrs. Klshbaurh.

Evan Walls, Mrs. uanian Cemetery, Wyoming. Lynch, John Margaret George Gidney, of Meriden, and TV 3MaBSaaaaaaaaaaaW0 IT 1 19 Bearers were William xanusKas, died 18 years ago. bhe was a member of St. Paul's Methodist Church.

Survivine are a dauehter. Mrs. Alvan E. Barnes from home, Gouldsboro. Sunday 2.

Pine Grove William Revitt, Andrew Whitcav-aee. Richard Clocker. Stanley Ole- Mrs. Mame Kogers, or uswego, N. Y.

Funeral will be held Monday morninsr with reauiem mass at 9 Lois Smiles, Pittston; a son William. Detroit: and three grandchil sheskle and John Kastelnick. dren, including Mrs. Ruth Tomp In St. Patrick's Church, Meriden.

Interment will be in parish Cemetery, Sterling. James J. Barrett from funeral home, 802 Susquehanna Avenue, WeFt Pittston, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Immaculate Conception R. Church.

West Pittston Cemetery. Mlsi Marearet Bentley from kins of Pittston. Funeral will be held from the Love Slayer home Monday afternoon at 2:30 with Rev. Ronald Wvckoff offici MRS. GEORGE GARRINGER Mrs.

George Garringer, formerly of Trucksville, died Tuesday at her home in Johnson Citv. N. Y. FRANK BESNOSKI Frank Bernoskl. formerly of funeral home, 07 William Street, ating.

Interment will be in West Gets Minimum Pittston Cemetery. "HALF THE FUN OF HAVING FEET" Zts and 395 3 rowing hat require core fully fitted sioes to guide them in properly developing. In the intereit of correct loot development and future foot comfort, insiit on Red Goose ihoet Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon and burial was in Johnson City. MRS. AGNES BUTKIEWICZ Howard Street, Larksville, died yesterday at Laurytown Infirmary following an illness.

He was a member of St. John's Church, Larksville, and the only survivor is a first cousin, John Skokowski, Mrs. Acnes Butkiewicz. 66, of 737 Shupps nymouin, aiea Rome, April 5 (JP An Italian court tonight sentenced Miss Lydla Pittston, Saturaay nequiem mass 10:15 St. John the Evangelist Church, Pittston.

St. Mary's Cemetery, Hughestown. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Brlsky from 204 Pittston Avenue.

Scranton, Saturday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Mary's Church. Parish cemetery, Scranton. William Bonk, mine accident victim, from 61 Kado Street, Parsons, Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Dominic's Church. St. Francis' Cemetery, East End Boulevard. Larksville.

yesterday morning at ner nome from a heart attack. Deceased Remains have been removed to FUNERALS was born in Poland and had lived in Plymouth 40 years. She was a a funeral home, 11 Wilson Street, Larksville, ior the funeral Monday at 9 with requiem mass at 9:30 at Cirillo, 34, to four years and one month imprisonment for the pistol slaying of British Army Captain Sidney E. Lasch who allegedly deserted her for a younger Peplums Preferred especially when it's an embroidered one-piece with sheer yoke on octagon shape neckline disappearing sleeves and soft flattering skirt. Zipper placket.

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woman. MRS. BRIDGET PHILLIPS LAZARUS Shoe Shop Second Floor Spectators in the tightly-packed court room cheered when Miss described by her attorney as ''an Innocent victim of love" member of St. Mary iNauvuy Church, Plymouth. Surviving are two sons, Joseph and Thomas, Plymouth: daughter, Mrs.

Stanley Radzewski, SwoyerviUe, and three grandchildren. Funeral will be held from the home of her son Joseph, 157 Franklin Street, Plymouth, Tuesday at 8:30. Requiem mass will he r-elehrated at 9 at St. Mary's Bridget Phillips, widow of Patrick Phillips and mother of Mrs. Humphrey Evans, LaceyviQe, Mrs.

Catherine Calpln, 220 Oak Street, Sugar Notch, Saturday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Charles' Church, Sugar Notch. Parish cemetery. Miss Loretta Connors from 372 Chestnut Street, Kingston, Monday 9.

Solemn high mass of requiem St. Ignatius Church 9:30. Parish cemetery, Pringle. Mrs. Agnes Culver from 27 Hazle-ton Street, Ashley, Monday 2.

Maple who killed "In defense of the honor died last night at the home 01 ner daughter, Mrs. John Quinnan, 43 of Italian women, drew the minimum sentence immediately after PATRICK RUANE Funeral of Patrick Ruane, 16 Dickinson Street, Hughestown, was held yesterday morning from a funeral home, 802 Susquehanna Avenue, West Pittston, followed by a high mass of requiem in Blessed Sacrement Church, Hughestown. Rev. Serenus J. O'Connell was celebrants Burial was in St.

John's Cemetery. Bearers were William and Patrick Sweeney, Louis Kern, William Best, George Coleman and Thomas Munley. MRS. MART BACKO Funeral of Mrs. Mary Backo conviction on a manslaghter Genet street, scranton.

A native of Ireland, Mrs. Phil I 1 1 1 CJ ,4 Nativity Church, Plymouth. Burial charge. will be in parisn cemetery, Plym Although the maximum sentence outh Township. could have been life imprisonment.

lips had resided in Scranton many years. She was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church. Also surviving are four sons and Hill Cemeiery. Arrsngemrau Homer E.

Graham. vru Nllle Daniels 69 Moy FRANK H. EVERITT the prosecution asked that she be sentenced for nine years and four months. The court ruled that allen Street, Saturday 1:30. Services Frank H.

Everitt, 86, retired three daughters. Funeral services will be con 2 Bethel Baptist nanucoiie Cemetery. Arrangements by Luther M. Knif fen. Jeddo-Highland Coal Company police officer, died Wednesday ducted Monday morning followed by requiem mass In St.

John's Church. Burial will be in Cathe was held yesterday morning from night at his home in Jeddo. He was employed by the company 41 dral Cemetery, Scranton. years. Funeral will be held this after when she completes her prison term, the brunette must be committed to a mental institution for three and one-half years.

After the defendant admitted that she shot Capt. Lasch to death when she learned he was married and had deserted her for a younger Italian woman, the prosecution contended that any "true Italian woman would have slapped the captain in the face." ttr if if, it I LUU I noon at 2 from a funeral home in Freeland with Rev. G. W. M.

Koh- 24 Broderick Street, SwoyerviUe, followed by requiem mass at St. John's Church, Luzerne. Rev. George Bendik was celebrant. Interment was In Sacred Heart Cemetery, Dallas.

Bearers were Stephen, Emery and Joseph Marcln, Stephen Sav-lak, Louis and John Yantachka. ler officiating. Interment will be in Freeland Cemetery. f-i a Surviving are his widow and four children: Mrs. Frank Wezner, Mrs.

Anna Rymshaw and William, all of Freeland; Dr. John Everitt, Duryea: three sisters, Mrs. Emma- Miss Gertrude DeGraw from 427 Monroe Avenue, Scranton, Saturday 2:30. Dun more Cemetery. Stephen Faduce from home of Stater, Mrs.

Anna Sileski, 114 East Main Street, Miners Mills, Saturday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Mary's G. R. Church.

Parish cemetery, DaUas. Robert El Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hoffman.

.100 West Ross Street, services Monday 1, First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Jule Ayers of flciatlng. Mountain View Cemetery, Hazleton. Friends may view remains at family residence tonight and Sunday evenings. Frank Judge.1 42 North Main Street, Pittston, from funeral home, 67 William Street, Pittston, Saturday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. John the Evangelist Church. Parish cemetery. Evan Klshbaugh from home, East Third StrAt, Neseopeck, Saturday 2. Rose Lawn Cemetery, Berwick.

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Martin Shupp, Pittsburgh; a brother. Raymond Everitt, Kunkle- funeral home, 263 Zerbey Avenue, Kingston, Saturday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Hedwlg's Church, Kingston. St.

John's Cemetery, Dallas. John Raup from funeral home. Hobble. Monday 3. Rlppletown cemetery.

Mrs. Bridget Ryan from home of her daughter, Mrs. Michael Corey, 404 West Academy Street, Monday. Requiem mass St Therese's Church. Charles Spalde from home, Nuan- fola.

Services 2, Nuangola Chapel, talrvllle Cemetery. Joseph Sperazza from 30 West Railroad street, Pittston, Saturday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Rocco's Denlson Cemetery, Forty Fort. B.

Cletus Sutllff from home In floomlngdale, Sunday 1:30. Services Bloomlngdale Methodist Church. Bloomlngdale Cemetery. Mrs. Ida Mae Swingle from home of daughter, Mrs.

Arthur Leek; Main Road, Shavertown, Saturday Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Elizabeth Oblen Thomas from McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, Saturday town; three half-brothers, Charles, Wesley and Enoch Chrtstman, all of Pittsburgh, and seven grandchildren. 1 llllillLlllliV h-', 4 KLEIN FUNERAL HOME 243 So. Waahlngtoa 8t Pbopa 2-S67JT Established 1867 HUGH B.

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Knlffen, John from 98 West Chestnut Street, Saturday Requiem mass St Stanislaus Church, North Wilkei-Barre. Parish ceme- tery, Plains. William Musselman from Evan-eel leal Lutheran Church, Weiss port, Saturday 2. WeUsport Cemetery. Mrs.

William Myers from 38 Stark Street, Saturday 9. Requiem mass, 9:30 St Aloyshia'a Church. St Mary's 'Cemetery, Hanover. Ar- rangement by M. McLaughlin.

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