The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 5

Lcrlin ANDREW ONDICTI, SR. The funeral of Andrew Ondich.i Monument Inspiring FUNERALS Death Claii 1 well known West Side resident, was held yesterday morning from Is Victim cf Stroke Retired Tailor, Dies Couples Somerby Couples married at Somerby. an MRS. JENNIE P. JONES The funeral of -Mrs.

Jennie P. the home, za North sprague Avenue, Kingston, and was largely Brief services at the residence were followed by a high mass o( Death of Mrs. Joseph Berlin, 22 South Lovelnnrt Avenue. Kingston, Jones took place yesterday afternoon Nathan 68, retired tailor and a former well known resident of this city, died on Sun- English village in. North Lincolnshire, expect to be happy ever after VPC Personnel Check Sought Congressman Sees Too Many Men in Out of Ap-; parent Draft Age formerly of Wilkes-Barre Township, from the home of her sister, Mrs.

occurred in isesouc requiem in SS. Cyru and Metnoai- ward because or a monument erected there in 1770 by Edward Weston, rtlichacl Cuddy West- Wyoming Resident Die in Hospital After Short Illness morial Hospital. She suffered a stroke on Wednesday while walking Hospitals Bronx, N. after a short Illness. -'-h i a high government official and a Anthony Jones, 19 Washington Street, Edwardsville.

Services were in charge of Rev, Enoch Hughes of Edwards' Memorial Congregational Dried Gierry Lcavu Used in Dutch Cigar. Because of growing shortage of tobacco in Holland, Germany hav. ing taken most of it, cigars are being made of dried cherry leaves or beet root pulp. These materials require a paper covering, consequently the paper is soaked in tobacco Juice to maka the substitute more realistic, according to reports received at Tha-Hague, Silk Flour Sifter Bolting 'cloth for sifting flour I made not only from pure silk, but from the finest and highest quality caw sUk, obtainable. on Market Street, Kingston.

us' cnurcn, HMwarasvme. xvev, Stephen Gurcik officiated at the main altar-and masses were read at the side altars by Rev. A. Raymond Mulligan and Rev. Father Mr.

Moskowitz resided with his power in the village. This tradition has developed because of a Latin daughter, Mrs. Louis Gelb, 182 Lin Jars. Berlin, who was wiaeiy known on the West Side and in the Church, Edwardsville, Rev. Trobert coln street, city, lor.

21 years. or the past two years he had made his Lengel. Members of the Holy Rosary Society attended in a body, Herb of th109th Field Artillery and Georgetown section, was a communicant of St. Ignatius'; Church and a member of several of the church' -v: inscription on the stone telling of Weston's twenty-nine years of wedded bliss. So ingrained in this sentiment that today few couples of the Somerby region marry without visiting the memorial.

Rev. Gordon Jones of Newark, N. J. home with his son, jack Moskowitz in New York. Miss Olwen Rhydderch was soloist.

interment was in sacrea Cemetery, Dallas, .1 where 4 Rev. Father Gurcik pronounced the Surviving him are five" other Casket bearers were Gwvnn Whit Surviving are ber husband; three daughters, Mrs. Robert Gal Michael R. Guddy, 51; well known children, Boris in Russia Mrs. benediction.

Honorary pallbearers, resident of 425" Holden Street, Wea lagher, Wilkes-Barrej Josephine The most densely populated Samuel Freedman, Mt. Vernon, N. Julius. Wilkes-Barre; Eohri'am. by, Anthony Jones, David Jenkins, Clarence Edwards, David Davis and William Davies.

Interment was in were Michael Menyo, John uem-chak. John Gmuch and Philip Francis, a nurse at Pittsburgh, ana states, according to 1940 census, are Washington, May Reed (R-Ill) told the House today that he had been "astounded" upon inspecting War Production Board buildings "to see the large number of men of draft age -who appeared to be workins- there LArgentina, and Mrs. Albert Polan- Anna Clare, at four broth Ferry. Casket hearers were Mar- New Jersey and Rhode cin Bendik. Andrew HalberchaK, Wyoming, died late Sunday night' in PitUton Hospital where he was admitted for medical treatment on 1 skyPassalc, and 13 grandchildren.

Forty Fort OUISEPPI TESTA Stephen William Onderos- The funeral was held at yes ku, Jonn uarcinao ana jospjiu Palocko. Mr. Guddy, a former resident of terday afternoon from the Gelb residence, Lincoln Street, city. Offi Guiseppi Testa, mine accident victim, was buried yesterday morning from the horns of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Peisano," 11 Stearns Station, RRITOTC R. ELDING and the few American Legion buttons in evidence." He said he would like the names and titles of former Sears Roebuck employes now workine for the The funeral of Bruce R. Belding, ciating were Rabbi Benchel Goldman; Cantor Jacob Stein and Cantor Aaron Horowitz, Interment was. in. Lee Park Jewish Cemetery.

Wanamle, with many zrienos attend late of 84 South Landon A-venue, ers, Dr. Charles or Scranton i Edward Wivell of Detroit, and Dr. Raymond Wivell and Rev. Francis of Pittsburgh, and two sisters, Miss Gertrude Wivell Wilkes-Barre and Mrs. Charles Avery of Susquehanna.

1 The body was removed to funeral home, 560 North Maple Avenue, Kingston, JOHN CZARNEOKI John Csarnecki died Saturday night at his home, 164, Garfield Street, Honey Pot section of Nanticoke. after three weeks' board, and the names and titles of the personnel who were former em lng the funeral. A' requiem mass was celebrated) in St, Francis' Church, Nanticoke, by Rev. Dr. J.

G. fWhride. i Kingston, former well, known policeman, was held yesterday afternoon from the Luther M. JKnlff en Funersl Home. 465 South Main ployes of companies who do, 25 ner lived on the West Side for.

many year and waa highly esteemed for a large following of friends. He was an employe of the Saporito Coal Company. Deceased was a communicant of St; Cecelia's R. Church and a member of several of the church Societies. Surviving are bis wife, the former Margaret Shaffer of Scranton, and four children, Gertrude, Michael, Margaret and Carl, all at home; a sister.

Mnev John Betz. and two cens or mure or tneir Dueiness with hearers, members of Local OBITUARY eare Koebuck and Company. (Donald Nelson, the board's chief. 116T, UMWA. werejBolish Rotskl, Walter Zastavny, Michael Ollnchak, Paul Guffrovich, William Wallace and John Campbell.

Interment was HENRY DOBBINS gave up an post with the company to accept the wartime government assignment.) Henry. Dobbins, 66, an em The funeral will be held from the home Wednesday morning at 8:30 ploye ox tne Bcranton tscnooi jjjs- in the parish cemetery. rtATOT.RINK BRTJTKO Street, with many friends and relatives in attendance. Services were in charge of. Rev.

Dr, George: H. PhiUips. Casket bearers were Robert Mer-rlclSTwUbur Nogle, Frank Ralnow, M. Meyers and S. Pierce.

Interment was in Fern Knol Burial Park; Dallas, -Zt edwajSIhovijn Edward Shovlin, well known North End was burled with a requiem mass at est. tnct lor 13 years, will be burled neea saia tnat ne was seeking the Information to determine whether "there is any connection between the activities of these men Stanislaus Church. Interment wiH this afternoon at 8 from a funeral brothers; "Budor rand Rudolph Guddy, all of Cleveland, O. One With a large numbef oi menos and relatives attending the funeral mm Ontherine Brutko was held home, 1810 Sanderson Avenue, Scranton, Interment in Albington grandchild also survives. in arbitrarily makinar rules and regulations to damn down on small Hills Cemetery.

He died on Satur yesterday morning from the home, 20 Clinton Street, Swoyerville; day at his home, rear Harrison The funeral will be held from the home Wednesday morning at 9 with a requiern mass at 9:30 in St Cecelia's Church, Interment will be business and the fact that, as of January 81 of this year, Sears Roebuck and Company show that Avenue. be in the parish cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Bridget, and these children, and Chesterlne home; Frank Boleen and Bernard, Detroit; Frank, member' of the U. S. Pearl, Harbor; Felix, New Brittain, Conn, Mr.

Micljael Yed-nak, Nanticoke; stepchildren, Mrs. Frank Stnigelski, Mrs. Hugh Seggs, Uatnhan if tne KOaary oouieiy SurvlvJncr are his widow and yesterday morning from the home these children. Lt. Henry Dobfblns, and Firemen's Auxiliary, attended the services in body marching in a of his daughter, Mrs.

Jiidna unaea, 883 North Main Street, with scores In the church cemetery, Wyoming. MRS. MARY McGOVERN tney nave inventories and commitments for merchandise totaling $317,7.76,568." a member of the U. S. Army procession from tne nome to me mmm mmMm stationed at Fort Benning, of friends and relatives attending church.

Grandchildren or tne o- William. Philadelphia; Lettie, a stu the funeral. A reaulem mass was jars, uary Mcaovern died on i ne little manufacturer, the worker at the bench, the little Nanticoke, and Chester Stoy at ceased were flower carriers. tiw to.enh Buda conducted serv celebrated in St, John's Church by storekeeper," said Reed, "are all home, and two sisters in 'Poland. dent nurse at Scranton State Hospital, and Agnes, Scranton.

Two brothers, Chayles and James, both Rev. Terence Bums. ices at the resident and celebrated Five grandchildren survive. Flower carriers were Gerald, Carl Sunday at her North Lafayette Court, Hazleton, after a lingering illness. A native, of Ireland -Mrs.

Mo-Govern had been a resident of Hazleton since a child. She was a doing their bit today, uncomplainingly and willingly, so it seems to me that the time has come for Mr. oi acramon, aiso survive. and Junior Glides. Edward Flan- a requiem mass in at.

Marys -roiien Church, Swoyerville. CoaVei hearers were Walter Antos, THOMAS JONES Thomas Jones. 63, died late Nelson to check over his organiza nery, William Leslie, and Jack Flannerv. Jr. WILLIAM E.

OVENS William E. Ovens, 60. a native of George Tagodrinskl, Michael Trecia- tion and let the people and the Sunday night, at his home. 607 Cent member of St. Gabriel's Church.

A irewicz fotera. Congress know who they are and ter street, Rendham, lonowmg a Hanover Township, died on Sunday Casket bearers were Fred Mona-han, Cornelius Monahan, Frank Flvnn. Joseph Thomas 'Terence and Peter Toociak. Interment was sister Miss Bridget Scott, Hazleton, wnai uiey are aoing. short illness.

He was formerly em survives. in the parish cemetery, Maltby. at his home, Juapiewood, Lackawanna County, following a stroke. ployed as a fireman for the Jermyn Dolan and John Shovlin. Inter Coal Comnanv.

i Shepherd Estate $1,000 The funeral will ne field irom tne ment was in St, Mary's Cemetery, VBOLISH UBBANSKI piia' funeral of BolishUrbanskl survlvinK are nis widow, uor home- Wednesday afternoon at 2 FUNERALS nanover. betta: three dauKhters, James Miles Shepherd, late of 391 Maple took place yesterday morning from with Rev Glen Matter-of ficiating. Interment will be In the Evangeli cat Cemetery, Maplewood. MRS. JANE T.

JONES th tMvm at nil mn, uviiu i Gaul, Rendham; Mrs. Mary Sea-mans, -Elizabeth, N. and Mrs. Stephen Super, Been, Mrs. D.

Heshanslct, Joseph Street, Kingston, by his WllJ probated yesterday, leaves an estate valued at $1,000 to his mother, Mrs. Maude B. Shepherd, who is named i trear, 417 yHiast union Street, Nanticoke. A requiem mass i-elehrated In St. Mary's Polish Jletterljr, surviving are nis two sons.

William and James; four juoknyckl, Mule two sons, nomas at nome, ana Charles B. tosepa The funeral of Mrs. Jane Thomas Jones was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Thomas, 82 Walnut Street, Plymouth, Services were in charge of the Rev Hugh W. Grif Hector, Old Forge; two sisters, daughters, Sarah, Betty, Peggy and Ken Aaolpn J.

Church by Rev, Cajetan Wisnew- Mrs. Naomi Saunders and Mrs ski, executrix. Vitamin Action Tricky Ruth Benore. both of Scranton, and Batey, tieors Cebuski, Jgnati Delsncy, Jobs Faulds, Kliiabeth Havlra, Charles Kowland, William Kosengrant, Ruth A. Kodda, Albert Hiebert.

Thomas two grandchildren. Flower carriers" were Regina Soholewski. Florence Sobolewski, uina; Drotner, Yamuna, end two slaters, Mrs. Herbert Caton, Elizabeth, N. and Mrs.

Owen Hughes, Maplewood. ANDRUSCAVAGE 'Mrs. Catherine Prasohunas a An- iae, Marietta MISS EMMA HAINES Bernadins Helen Tydry- It has been shown that less than enough of a vitamin is in some fith of Gaylord Avenua Presbyterian Church. t-' Casket bearers fc? wera Edwin Davies, Robert Jones, Lewis Jones, Owen Williams. and Herbert and Kennedy, Daniel J.

Trivelpiece, Frances chowskl Isabelle Kraiewski, Jean Mies Emma Haines died Sunday nisrht at her home, 61? Peace Street, cases more dangerous than none. Urbanskf. toabelle Brazlets, Th; Anna Wat Kins, Mrs. Krupinshi, Bertha Josephine Welti, Frank HcOermott, Wills Williams, Sarah A. druscavage, respected Exeter reei-t Hazleton, after a long illness.

Jack Prothero. wu at With mcQ in the Army, Navy, Marines, and the Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette is Camel. (Based on actual tales records in Post Exchanges, Sales Commissaries, Ship's Service Stores, Ship's Stores, and Canteens.) Special Service Carton Ready to Mail resa Chrzan, Leonnora AnoniKite, and Theresa Collins. Casket, bearers, nephews of de Nallln, deacon, and Rev. A.

Ray dent, died, Sunday at her home, lios The funeral win oe neia with interment in the Rose Wvomine Avenue, that i borouirn, mi Mlddre Granville, N. JOHN WHTTEOAVAGB ceased, were Edward and Henry Mrs. W. D. Beers, late of 136 South Bank Cemetery, pear Oxford, Md.

Franklin Street, from Homer m. after four weeks illness of complications. Funeral will oe Wednesday at 9 Funeral of John Whltecavage was Graham Funeral 834 Souta Tryanowski. Clarence Turner, Philip Krajewekl, Anthony Falkowski John Andrukite. Interment MRS.

ANDREW with mass at St. Casimir's held yesterday morning from the home of his' daughter, Mrs. August Franklin Street, Tuesday 8, Rev. Mar-tyn D. Keeler of First Presbyterian Church officiating, Hollenback Ceme Church, Pittston, and burial in the Seras, 262 East Main Street, A was in the parish cemetery.

BLANCHE E. FRANKLIN mond Mulligan, sub-deacon. Flower Carriers were grandchildren of deceased and these members of Branch 12, St. Ann's Society, Pennsylvania Slovak- Women: Mrs. John Charoba, Mrs.

Anna Tomas-kavich, Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Paul Retischak, Mrs. Anna Matis and Mrs. Anna Mihal.

Casket bearers were Andrew and Michael Magda, John Goman, Frank Mlchak, Joseph Thomas and Mrs. Andrew Pastula, 64, a well known resident of 111 Dymond Street, Swoyerville, died yesterday afternoon at Nesbitt Memorial Hos parish, cemetery. tery. requiem mass was celebrated in St Charles Bowman Betteriy, late of 314 Funeral services of Mrs. Blanche Elizabeth Franklin, wife of Carlton pital, Kingston.

Soutu Kiver Street, irom turner m. Knitfen Funeral Home. 465 South Main Mrs. Pastula lived on the West Casimir's Church by Rev. George Casket bearers were Alex Bracb ulis, John Kaper, Joseph Egan, Martin Slncavage, John Kusacav- Mrs.

Andruscavage was born In Lithuania but had lived in Exeter since arrival in this country 40 years ago. She was. widely known and her death is mourned by many friends. She was a member of Si Street Tuesday 3. Oakiawn cemetery, Franklin, of Carverton, held yester THE CIGARETTE OF Gears Batev from 29 Jeanette Street Side for 40 years and leaves a wide circle of friends to mourn her day afternoon from the late nome, were largely attended.

There were Joseph Magda, all relatives of de atte and Alex Makelonls. Inter COSTLIER TOBACCOS passing. She was a communicant Plymouth Tuesday 2, Rev. 6. Hale Bucher officiating.

Forty Fort Cemetery, His widow. Emma was omitted many floral tributes. of St. Mary's R. C.

Church, Swoyer ment was in the parish cemetery, Pallbearers were Robert Birth. ceased. Interment was in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Dallas. Casimir's Church, its societies and the Third Order of St. Francis.

Surviving are these children: ville, and a member of several of irom list of survivors. Tenatz Cebulnkl from 175 Lidv'a Road Milo Birth, Calvin Arden the church societies. Munienpurg. MRS. ANNA MAGDA Birth, nephews of Mrs.

Franklin, Mrs. Catherine Swedder, Stanley Dupont, Tuesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 and John Parrlsh. Rev. Charles H.

sacred Heart unurcn. ransn cemeiery, Surviving are her husband and three children, John and Mrs. Daniel Seanish, Swoyerville, and Gilbert, pastor of Carverton Meth If 'JC I' i i ii ii Funeral; services for Mrs. Anna Magda were held yesterday morn John late of 491' Hazle odist Church, officiated at the Praschunas and Mrs. Aidona Meka-chonis, all of Exeter; six grandchildren.

WILLIAM WITKOWSKI Mrs. Anthony Sheposki, Luzerne; house and at the cemetery. Street, from McLaughlin's Funeral 142 South Washington Street, Tuesday 9. 1 Requiem mass 9:30 St. two sisters, Mrs.

Frank Zeikavage, Interment was in Muhlenburg Larksville. and Mrs. Agnes Sambeg, Patrick Church. St. Mary's Cemetery, Uemetery.

ing at the iamuy home, 190 Loveland Avenue, Kingston, and were largely attended. A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in St. Ignatius' Church by Rev. Matthew William Witkoweki formerly of Hanover. Cleveland; a brother, Chester Skrzypek, Swoyerville.

and-, seven Ladies of WSCS of Carverton Methodist Church served luncheon Mrs. Elizabeth S. Faulds from 67 130 Anderson Street, city, died Saturday at Retreat Mental Hospital. South Main Street. Shickshinny, Tues and dinner at the house.

grandchildren. noyian, assisted by Rev. Joseph He is thought by hospital 'Officials day 2, Rev. C. A.

Bickell officiating. to have, relatives at Rochester. Pine Grove Cemetery, snickshinny. Charles Havlra from 175 South Em Family members, relatives or friends are asked to communicate with Dr. George T.

Baskett, Re- pire Street, Wednesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Trinity Church. Sacred I 1 seen everywhere worn everywhere 'Hi A nil) i Heart cemetery, ernDrooK. treat Hospital superintendent. Miss Marietta Ide.

late of Sonyea, IS ON N. from home of brother. Russell Ide, Lehman, Tuesday 2. Lehman "i I Ii I i rjss" Cemetery. Daniel J.

Kennedy, late of 337 Chestnut Street, Warrior Run, from McLaughlin's Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street. Tuesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Charles' Church, Sugar Notch. Parish cemetery.

mencan A cemetery where as adeqnsta endowment fund will perpetuate Its upkeep forever. We would like yon to visit Oaklawi and enjoy It beauty. Dial 2-2840 and wo will bo glad to furnisb an automoblls at bo obligation to you. Choice eLots at $200 OAKLAWN Cemetery Association Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Am. I A Mrs.

Anna Kostrzewski from 323 West Union Street, Nanticoke, Tuesday 8:30. Requiem mass 9 Holy Trinity Church. Parish cemetery. Mrs. Josephine Krupinskl from 166 East Main Street, Glen Lyori, Tuesday 8:30.

Requiem mass 9 St. Adalbert's Church. Parish cemetery. Mrs. Lillie McDermott from 569 Main Street, Sugar Notch, Tuesday 2, Rev.

Roy H. Beane and Rev. Benjamin Han-ton officiating. Hanover Green Cemetery. Arrangements by Homer E.

Graham. Joseph Meshanskt from home of stepdaughter, Mrs. Albert Lapinski, 544 Green Street, Duryea. Tuesday 8:30. Requiem mass 9 St.

Casimir's Lithuanian Church, Pittston. Parish cemetery. Mrs. Marie Mokrzyckl from home of daughter, Mrs. Alfred Jones, 93 Roosevelt Street, Edwardsville, Wednesday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Hedwig's Church. Parish Larksville. Joseph Palenchar from 628 Jforth Washington Street, city, Tuesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Sacred Heart Slovak Church, cemetery, Dallas.

Adolph J. Reh. late of East End Boulevard, from McLaughlin's Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, Wednesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St Mary's Church. St.

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Ruth A. Rosengrant, late of 245 South Main Street, from Harold C. Snowdon Funeral Home, 64 North Frgnklin Street. Tuesday 1 p. m.

War-dan Cemetery, Dallas. Albert Rodda, late of Cleveland, from home- of sister, Mrs. George Harlow, 44 BYanklin Street. Edwardsville, Tuesday 2, Rev. Robert Smith officiating.

Denison Cemetery, Forty Fort. Thqmas SieBert, late of 102 East Carey Street, Plains, from J. S. Miller Funeral Home, 8 North Main Street, Plains, Wednesday 2. Rev.

Perry T. Brocius officiating. Hoilenback Cemetery. Mrs. Frances Trivelpiece from Hob- bie funeral home.

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Krepf officiating. Hughestown Cemetery. Mrs. Sarah A. Williams, formerly of Plymouth, from home of niece.

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