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get WILKES-BARRE RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1940 Miller Funeral Home Established 1871 JACK S. MILLER, Director N. Main Street, Plains Private Display Room HOMER E. GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME 895 S. FRANKLIN ST.

Wilkes-Barre Established 1874 M. J. McLAUGHLIN, Inc. Funeral Home 8. Washington Street Wilkes-Barre West.

Side Office 473 Wyoming Kingston Lewis P. Kniffen's Son Wilkes-Barre FUNERAL HOME 465 South Main Street rental ad in the Record turns vacant room or apartment into revenue producer. Call Betty Brown at 2-2121. Walter Speece Dies in South Pittston Native Was Associated With Standard Oil Company Walter Speece, former well known Pittston resident, died on Tuesday night V.at his home in Parkersburg, W. Pittston friends were surprised to learn of Mr.

Speece's death since as late as last week he had communicated with his brother, RHEUMATIC PAIN WHAT TO DRINK Rheumatic pain may result if kidneys do not regularly eliminate excess acid and other waste. Drink fruit and vegetable juices, milk, and soft Coffee, tea, alcoholics, sparingly. Help kidney elimination back to. normal. Use a kidney evacuant.

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HAROLD C. SNOWDON Funeral Home 64 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET PHONE 3-0400 Samuel Speece and Mrs. Speece, Pittston, to congratulate them on their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Speece was born in West Pittston 81 years ago, eldest son of Samuel and Mary Speece, early settlers of that Later, for 8 long Speece lived on Market? Street, Pittston, and as a youth, deceased worked at Coxton yards of Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, He attended Wyoming Seminary and later trained for Y.

M. C. A. work. He served as secretary of that association at Titusville and York, Pa.

He left that field of endeavor to associate with Standard Oil Company 88. a field overseer in the oil fields of West Virginia, a position he held until his retirement a few years ago. Deceased was a charter member of Pittston Y. M. C.

A. having attended the meeting of churchmen on October 12, 1880 at which the Pittston Association was formed. Surviving are his widow, the forn mer Emma Archbald, and one daughter, Mary Emory Speece; two brothers, Samuel, Pittston, John, West Pittston; one 'sister, Mrs. James A. Lewis, Watsontown, Pa.

Burial will be at Parkersburg. REV. T. 1 R. WARNICK The funeral of Rev.

T. R. Warnick, 87, retired Methodist minister formerly of Laceyville, was held from the Skinners Eddy Methodist Church, Wednesday afternoon. He died at the home of his daughter in Cortland, on Sunday. Besides this daughter he is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs.

Edward Young of Endicott, and Mrs. Jennie White of Troy and several grancdhildren. SAVE $15:00 ON A BRAND NEW 1941 FARNSWORTH IN BERMAN'S GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE! BUILT FOR THE Years TO COME Foreign and American Console 7-Tube Model AC 56 With Powerful 12 Inch Speaker Regular Price $49.95 Trade In 10.00 YOU PAY ONLY 39 You Regular Trade-In And Pay MODEL 1941 Your Allowance SHOWN Price Old $54.95 Radio BC80 15.00 $69:95 FARNSWORTH FEATURES 8 TUBES $1.00 YOUR DELIVERS 8 SLIDE BILT-IN PUSH CONTROL AUTOMATIO RULE a AERIAL BUTTONS DIAL VOLUME CHOICE 12 INCH SPEAKER 3 WAVE BANDS PHONOGRAPH AND TEL EVISION CONNECTION NEW 1941 FARNSWORTH 150 160 9 TABLE SET 424 $5 60 $11.95 Week BERMAN 5 22 S. MARKETS MAIN BARRE, ST. PA.

and Opticians NANTICOKE. PA. FUNERALS Ashburner, De Pietro, Mary Adamski, Elizabeth Thomas Durkin, Altimus, Abbie Marjorie L. Brighton, Bessie Jones, Minnie N. Butchko, Anna Locascio, Carmella Bogdan, Felix Michal, Stephen Barone, James MacLaney, Sarah Champion, -Patalonis, Marcella Amanda N.

Rock, Myrtle Carey, Mrs. Frank Sabach, Teresa Mrs. Elizabeth Ashburner from 56 West Main Street, Truckeville, Thursday 10:30. Trucksville Cemetery. Thomas Adamski from 131 Welles Street, Hanover, Thursday 8:30, Requiem mass 9 Holy Trinity Church, Nanticoke.

Parish cemetery. Mra. Abbie Altimus from home, Towanda Street, White Haven, Saturday 2:30. Mrs. Bessie Brighton, late resident of 25 North Washington Street, from Kniften Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, Friday 11, Rev.

Fred Trumbore officiating, Maple Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Anne Butchko from 57 North Walnut Street. Wilkes- Barre Township, Saturday 8:30. Requiem mass 9 St the Baptist Greek Rite Catholic Church.

St. Mary's G. C. Cemetery, Dallas. Felix Bogdan from home, Main Road, Avondale.

Saturday 8:30. Requiem mass 9 St. Stanislaus' Church, Nanticoke. Parish cemetery. James Barone from 207 Salem Street, West Pittston, Thursday 10.

Requiem mass Church. 10:30 Immaculate Conception West Pittaton Cemetery. Mrs. Amanda N. Champion from home at Sayre, Thursday 2:30.

Tioga Cemetery, Sayre. Mrs. Frank Carey from 38 Swallow Street, Pittaton, Thursday 2:30, Rev. Ralph Weatherly officiating. Pittston Cemetery, Mrs.

Mary DePietro from 604 Sperling Street, West Wyoming, Thursday 9. Church, Requiem mass 9:30 St. Anthony Exeter. Italian Independent Cemetery, Forty Fort. Mrs.

Marjorie L. Durkin from home of sister, Mrs. Walter Hartz, 96 Lawmass rence Street, Thursday 9. Requiem 9:30 St. Mary's Church.

St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover. Mrs. Minnie N. Jones from 166 Kidder Street, Thursday 2, Rev.

Arthur Mayo officiating. Forty Fort Cemetery. Carmella Locascio from 62 Pine Street, Pittston, Friday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Rocco's Church.

St. John's Cemetery. Stephen Michal from 40 Delaware Street, Thursday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Sacred Heart Slovak Church. Parish cemetery, Dallas.

Mrs. Sarah MacLaney from home of daughter, Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, rear 291 East Grand Street, Nanticoke, Saturday 2, Rev. Joseph G. Kane officiating.

Nanticoke Cemetery. Mrs. Marcella Patalonis from 264 8:30. Poplar Street, Larksville, Thursday Requiem mass 9 St. Casimir's Lithuanian Church.

Parish cemetery, Muhlenburg. Mrs. Myrtle Rock from Honesdale Catholic Church, Thursday 9:30. St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover, son mass Street, 9:30 St.

Dupont, Michael's Friday G. Requiem Mrs. Teresa Sabach from, 439 SimpPittston. C. Church, Parish cemetery.

BURTIN TICKNER BURTIN TICKNER 18 Burtin Tickner, 67, died October at his home on Maple Avenue, Tunkhannock, following a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife and several cousins. The funeral was held from the home on Sunday with burial in Vaughn Cemetery, Isaac Williams Is Found Dead in Bed Isaac G. William, 77, who resided in one of the "twin houses" on Plymouth Mountain, was found dead in his bed yesterday morning at 10 by one of his daughters, who went to his room to awaken him. Death was due to a heart attack.

Mr. Williams retired Tuesday night in apparent good health. His wife, Susan, has been 111 for the last four months and due to her serious condition has not been told of her husband's death. Deceased was born in Wales and resided in Plymouth over 50 years. He was employed as a watchman at Gaylord Colliery before that operation closed.

He was a member of English Baptist Church. In addition to his widow, he leaves 8 son, Edward Williams, Buffalo, and these daughters: Mrs. Bessie Hartzell, Plymouth; Mrs. Howard Ross, Shickshinny; Mrs. Winfield Morgan, Plymouth; Mrs.

P. C. High, Washington; Mrs. Warren Blosser, Virginia; 18 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, The body was removed to 114 West Main Street, Plymouth, from where the funeral will be held. OBITUARY MARY PAPCIAK Mrs.

Mary Papciak, Newport 'Township resident, died Tuesday' night at her home, Coal Street, Glen Lyon, following a two weeks' illness. She was a member of St. Michael's Church. These children survive: Stanley Okonieski, Pond Hill; Mrs. Anna Shedlecki, Brooklyn; Mrs.

Victoria Nancol, Glen Lyon. MRS. HELEN SUTTON Mrs. Helen Sutton, 28, wife of Bryce Sutton, died on Tuesday at her home, 580 Shawnee Street, Breslau, after lingering illness. She was a member of SS.

Peter and Paul's Church, Plymouth. Besides her husband she is survived by a sister, Mrs. Adam Kaminski of Breslau. The funeral will be held from the home on Saturday morning. MRS.

A. G. HESS Mrs. A. G.

Hess, 94, well known Columbia County resident, late Tuesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edith A. Getz, 317 Light Street Road, Bloomsburg. A native of Waller, Mrs. Hess was the former Priscilla Brink and lived all her life in Columbia County.

She was a member of Benton Methodist Church, Her husband died 14 years ago. Surviving are three sons, Dr. D. M. Hess, Washingtonville; Bartley Hess, Central City, and Dr.Harry L.

Hess, Long Beach, and two daughters Mrs. Edith Getz, Bloomsburg, and Mrs. S. J. Wylie, Bryn Mawr.

Fourteen grandchildren and. five great also survive. Funeral services will be held at the Getz on Saturday afternoon at 2 with burial in Benton Cemetery, FUNERALS JOHN WESLEY SMITH Smith, formerly of Swoyerville, was buried yesterday afternoon in Pine Grove Cemetery, Berwick. The funeral held from the home of his son, William, 2403 Cedar Avenue, Scranton, with friends and relatives in attendance. Rev.

Lester, pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Church, Scranton, officiated. Bearers were Arthur 1 Powell, Stewart McCluskey, Calvin Walp and Carl Renner. HARRY 0. SNEIDMAN Harry O.

Sneidman, 57, a native of Lime Ridge, Columbia County, and a member of Scranton police department for 29 years prior to his retirement on pension two years ago, died on Tuesday at his home, 1162 Division Street, West Scranton. He is survived by his widow and one sister, Mrs. Willard E. Apgar. The funeral will be held from the home Friday morning at 11 with burial in Almedia Cemetery, Columbia County, FRANK TANSA Funeral of Frank, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Tansa, was held yesterday afternoon from the home of Mrs. Tansa's mother, Mra. Mary Yatsko, 32 Howard Street, Larksville. Interment was in St.

Stephen's Slovak Cemetery, Lehman. Services were conducted at 2 in St. Stephen's Church by Rev. John Yanicka. ANTHONY LOWDINSKI Funeral of Anthony Lowdinski, victim of an automobile accident, took place yesterday morning from the home a of Mrs.

P. Kassakaitis, 144 East Main Street, Glen Lyon. A requiem mass was read in St. Mary's Lithuanian Church, Wanamie, by the pastor, Rev. V.

A. Simkonis. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Bearers were William Rotski, Edward Nork, Edward Krupinski, Victor Mikoloychik, Benjamin Mitros and Albert Harcharik. JAMES F.

DEVERS Funeral of James F. Devers, former mine foreman at Ewen Colliery, Pennsylvania Coal Company and former Jenkine, Township School director, was held yesterday morning from the home, 1227. Main Street, Port Griffith, and was attended by. many friends. Mass was celebrated at St.

John the Evangelist Church by Rev. John R. Cunningham asslated deacon by and Rev. Rev. Joseph John J.

Barry Maher as sub deacon. Burial W8S in the parish cemetery. Bearers were James, William, Michael and Dr. Patrick Devers, 6006 of deceased; Joseph Devers and John Melvin, grandsons. DANIEL B.

ROSE Daniel B. Rose, automobile victim, was buried yesterday morning from the Knitten Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, with many friende attending the funeral. A high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Mary's Church by the Rev. Thomas Knight.

ment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover, where the Rev. William E. Burchill pronounced benediction. Bearers were Patrick Donlon, Henry Wolfe, David Morgan, Harry Morgan, John Yostrum and S.

Janick. PETER MIGATULSKI Largely attended funeral services were held yesterday morning for Peter Migatulski at the family home, 123 South Empire Street. A high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Mary's Polish Church, Park Avenue, by Rev. Stanley Stungis, Bearers were Alex Kervalavage, Michael Ziomek, John Stanitus, Joseph Metura, Ignace Solack and Stanley Klezka.

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