The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 20

WILKES-BARRE IlECOIlD, MAY 5, 1 I Wife of Plains School Funercl Today kid deputy Passes Away 2 Cattle From Canada ArrcU. Today -'tl i t- mm: I i X'LI i i Merchant Dies at 9 Harry Hoyt Craver, 89, lifelong resident of' Brooklyn, Susquehanna county, aiea ms nome mere yesterday. Mr. Craver was a prominent businessman there, having been a merchant for more than 50 years. He was also vice president of the First and Farmers National Bank of Montrose and had been a member of the Masonic order for 66 years.

surviving-are -tnese-hiiaren: Myron Honesdale; Mrs. Helen Kane, Trenton, N. J.j Mrs. JB. wortham, union, N.

Ji, ana Hasco, W. Craver, Bidlack Street, Forty Fort. Seven grandchildren, also uneral lervicea will be. con ducted vat the home on Saturday rrsMttlAAn "I Tnt.nrVi.nt ttrt ha in Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn- Girl Embezzler Indicted Philadelphia. May 4 UP) A Fed eral grand jury today indicted Evelyn Rahn, 33, of Pottstown on charges of embezzlement and manipulation of the books of the company for which she worked.

Wolov, U. S. Attorney, charged Miss Rahn with taking $3,000 from the First Federal Savings and Loan Association at Pottstown. He told the Jury sMe took $22,000 from the firm sfnoe her employment as bookkeeper and cashier in 1934, but was able to return $19,000. Miss Rahn did -not disclose what she did with the II Two'Honesdale men were ar raigned yesterday before U.

S. Com Harry a. iwoio, acranun on charges of smuggling cattl from Canada to Wayne Count! last February, and held in bail 1 tj are Jehlal F. Noble, 52, an. Paul Dennis.

42. on warrant issued by the Northern Federal District Court of New York. The two men are scheduled be tried in Utlca, N.YM7 durln june, on charges of smugglin eight cows across the Canadia border into the United States an then proceeding, to Wayne Counts a cow, lost in transit, is saia i have provided border guards wit ij ir.ua.tw vuv rrjiii.it luu ally ltIon and the arrest of the two merf Europe Charter Finished London, May 4 WV-Ten Hons will sign tomorrow a charte for a Council of Europe, a ne move toward union of Old Wort democracies. The historic, document brlns into being, a council which in ei feet will be a parliament or turopi and a cabinet oi Europe. The final draft was complete in af5hree-hour meeting today.

Tonight, the foreign ministers Britain. France. Luxembourg. Th Netherlands. Sweden, Norwai Denmark.

Italv and Ireland, an the ambassador for Belgium ma in annrnv the draft. I In addition to the 10 foundrf nations, Greece and Turkey havl appuea to join. ii lielisel Datko Dies At Home in Askan Michael Dutko. resident of As kam for 41 years, died yesterday morning at 2:30 at his home, 33 Center Street, Askam, following a heart condition. He was the father of Joseph Dutko, member of the Sunday Independent editorial staff m- Ttntvn naa hom in Poland.

coming to the United States in laus, ana naa resiaea oi iiuu a Amnlnved about the mine until his retirement several years ago ana was a meraoer vi Holy Family Church, Sugar Notch; TJnifch-Wnt-irar: SIpIct FiinL--War- 14 VIIOII IT rlor Run, and the Roman Catholic Alliance, XNanucoxe. He leaves his wife and tie following children: Joseph, Blythe- TnVin RnrhMter. N. MrS. Joseph Segal.

New York City; Mrs. Frank Beiietien, wiiKes-uarre, ana Mrs. Alblna Levanduskl, at home. Four grandchildren also ine iunerai wm uo hciu iium ha hnmD Kfltnrriav mornlnz at 9. A requiem mass will be celebrated in Holy Family Church at 9:30 and interment will be in the parish cemetery.

Mrs. Ellen R. Keefer Succumbs at Sunbury Mrs. Ellen Regina Keefer, mother of Paul F. Keefer, head of the Industrial Arts Department of Kingston High School, died suddenly of a heart attack Tuesday morning in the kitchen of her home along Tulpehocken Koaa, near Sunbury.

She had suffcred from heart trouble the past two years. Mrs. Keefer, 73, was the widow of George F. Keefer, former Sun-burv city engineer. She was born i August 17, 1875, in Upper Augusta Townsnip.

a aaugnter oi tne iaie George Edward and Sarah Ann Fasold Kuebler. She was a direct descendant of Conrad Weiser, who was one of the few white men able to get along with the Indians. She was active in the First Evangelical and Reformed Church and was a member of the Women's Guild and the Jennie Faries Bible Class of the church. She was also a member and former warder of Eastern Star and a member and former treasurer of the WCTU. Her husband, who died in 1941.

was responsible for laying out many of Sunbury's streets and was also engineer for Danville and Milton, The funeral will be held from the home on Friday afternoon at 2, with further services at 2:30 at First Evangelical and Reformed Church, Sunbury. Aathorizod If PiJ We Carry A Complete Line Of I EL 0 17 Rugs and Carpets GIJCNTWI8T IN It A IB FOOT WIDTHS. AIX COLORS OPEN MGHT8 CORP. EUGENE' WOHL The body of Corp. Eugene Wohl, son of Rev.

and Mrs. Samuel Wohl, 116 North Main Street, will arrive at the Lehigh Valley station this afternoon at 12:35 and will be taken to Ohav Zedek Cemetery for interment. Rabbi I. M. Davidson and Cantor Milton Karpel will officiate.

MELYTN SCHMOLL Melvin Schmoll, late of 717 Mercer Avenue, Kingston, was buried in Cedar Crest Cemetery, Trucks-vllle, yesterday afternoon following services conducted at the Doron-Hughes Funeral Home, 392 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston. Rev. Lawrence s. jj.uioii, pastor oi uor-ranceton Methodist Church, officiated. I Bearers were Edward Harry, Sterling II.

and Ralph. RV Schmoll, brothers of the deceased; also Charles W. and Howard S. Schmoll, nephews. I MRS.

ROBERT CLARK The funeral of Mrs. Robert Clark of Newark, N. was held yester-, day morning from the M. J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 416 Wyo-; ming Avenue, Kingston.

A requiem mass was celebrated, in St. Ignatius' Church by Rev. I James Martin. Mrs. Bernard Pur-1 cell was organist.

Interment was in the parish cemetery at Pringle. Bearers, nephews of the deceased, were Thomas Dunn, Dr. James Dunn, Harry Dougherty, Robert Dougherty, Thomas Connors and EdwarLHandley. A complete, well-equipped soap factory was found by archeologists excavating Pompeii. Carpet Mart.

Inc. 7 V. Market St. WILKES-BARRE Phone 2-4986 -ij f. 4 WALKER A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT STATE 1 Storo Hours 9:30 to 5:30 Teacher Passes Away Mrs.

Anna Haggerty, wife of Martin Haggerty, teacher in Plains Township schools, died yesterday morning at 6:15 in General Hospital, where she had been a patient since March 21." She resided at 429 North Main Street. Plains. Deceased was born in Plains Township, being a daughter of the iaie Mr. ana Mrs. reter uessoye.

Prior to her marriaee she was em ployed In the Wilkes-Barre office of the Prudential Life Insurance Company. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church and its Altar and Rosary Society. She is survived ty Tier husband and two children, James and Margaret, at home; two sisters, Catherine Dessoye, a teacher in the Plains schools, and Margaret Dessoye, Plains; also three brothers, Paul Dessoye, Philadelphia; Francis and John Dessoye, both of Plains. The body was removed to the funeral home, 44 Hudson Road. Plains, from where the funeral will be held Saturday at 9.

A re quiem mass will be celebrated in Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 and interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Friends may call today and Friday. Death Takes Father Of Ashley Burgess Walter Whiteman. father of Bur gess Delia Gray of Ashley, passed away at 12:30 yesterday morning at his home, 267 Walnut Street, Luzerne, following an illness.

Mr. Whiteman, a native of Lithuania, came to America 50 years ago and settled in Luzerne, residing there since. A former employe of the Woodward Colliery, Glen Alden Coal Company, he was a member ol St. Ann's Church. He is survived by his wife and 13 children: First Sgt.

John, with the U. S. Army in Panama; Sgt. with the U. S.

Army in Germany; Walter, Detroit; Edward. Sunbury: Frank, Luzerne; Benjamin, with, the Merchant Marine; Mrs. E. P. Baldwin, Harts-dale, N.

Mrs. John Miner and Mrs. Josenh Zonelli. both of Brook lyn, N. Sister Teresita, stationed at Brockton, Mrs.

Arthur Cameron, Alaska; Mrs. Delia Gray, Ashley, and Mrs. Vincent Velevas, Kingston; also 16 grandchildren; a brother, Frank Whiteman, Lima, and a sister, Mrs. Rose Safkevich, Media. The funeral will take place from the home on Saturday morning at 9, with a requiem mass in St.

Ann's Church at 9:30. Interment will be in the parish cemetery, Lehman. MRS. ELIZABETH RAKOS Mrs. Elizabeth Rakos, of 17 Bublo Street, West Wyoming, passed away at 8:20 yesterday morning in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, where she had been a patient since April 24.

A resident of West Wyoming for the past 35 years, Mrs. Rakos attended Mother of Sorrows Chapel. She is survived by her husband, John, and these children: Mrs. Joseph Tlrtak, Raymond and John, all of West Wyoming; Helen, New Jersey; Elmer, New York City, and Ethel, California; also a brother, Joseph Dennis, West Wyoming. Arrangements by Bednarskl.

WILLI A Mil ARKLNS William Harklns, 53, former resident of South Wilkes-Barre, died yesterday morning at 11 at Homeopathic Hospital, Rittersville, Lehigh County, where he had been employed as a male nurse for the past 20 years. His parents, both deceased, were members of St Aloysius' Church. He is survived by a sister, Mary, also of Rittersville. The body will be brought to the funeral home at 24 Maffett Street, Plains, from where the funeral will probably be held Saturday morning, with a requiem mass in St. Aloysius' Church.

Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Friends may call at the funeral home after Friday morning at 11. FUNERALS THOMAS A. IIEFFERS A snlmnn rtlcrh macs nt wnntam was celebrated In St.

John the evangelist Uhurch, Fittston, yes-terdav morning for Thnmns A Heffers, Wilkes-Barre native! wnose iunerai was neia irom the familv home. 453 Smith Main Street, Sebastopol. unicers or the mass were Rev. Dr. Edmund J.

Ijinctin relphrnnt- Rev. John J. Bell, deacon, and Rev. jonn J. U'tJrien, subdeacon.

Interment was in the parish cemetery. Bearers, all relatives of the deceased, were James Nnrtnn Wil liam Norton, Thomas Norton and Micnaei XNorton, ail of Buffalo, N. also James Burke and Joseph Heffers. Miller Funeral Home Established 1871 JACK 8. MILLER, Director 8 North Main Street, Plains PRIVATE DISPLAY ROOMS ALFRED D.

DRONSOH FUNERAL DIRECTOR 4 Ambulance Bervtce sweet Valley. Tel. Dallas nss-tt-4 "At Near At. the Telephone DAVID DAVIES Funeral Director 482 East Market Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa, PHONE S-1208 HAROLD SNOWDON Away at 81 The 'death of August Claus, 81, 126 Ashley Street, Ashley, oc curred yesterday morning in uen eral Hospital, where he was ad' mltted Monday. Born In Germany, Mr.

Claus had resided In Ashley the past several years. A butcher by trade, he retired six years ago. He was a lev. Hit wife died in 1936. The following children survive: 1 George Claus, with he resided; August Claus, and Mrs.

George Jones, both of Phlladel- Ehia; also a brother, Ambrose laus, Roxbury, 13 grand- children ana -11 great-granacnu-drea The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 from the funeral home, 243 South Washington Street, with a requiem mass at 9:30 in St Leo's Church. Interment will be in St Nicholas' Ceme- tery, Shavertown. Friends may call at the funeral home today and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. OBITUARY MBS. JOHN LYNCH Mrs.

John Lynch died Tuesday at her home, 203 West Spruce Street, Mahanoy City, following several months' illness. Mrs. Lynch, the former Adele Burke, was born in Shenandoah and taught school there for a number of years. A resident of Mahanoy City most of her adult life, she was a member of St Canlcus Church there. She is survived by her husband; a son, John, Shamokin; two daughters, Mrs.

Eugene McGowan, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Frank W. Perry, Mananoy a brother, Mark L. Burke, and a sister, Mrs. Thomas Flanagan, both of Wilkes-Barre.

The funeral will take place Saturday at 9 from the home, with a requiem mass at 9:30 in St. Canlcus' Church. Interment will be In the parish cemetery. FUNERALS Bart, Fvt. Chandler Bidwell, Mra.

Emm Bewden, Mrs. Ida Ball, Mm. Bella Bntenas, Mrs. Mary Barley, Pvt. Frank E.

Butka, William i DelMonte, Pvt. Daniel, Jr. Falcon, Mra. Jennie Graham. Mra.

PrlacilU Heaver, A. Erastna Johnson, William Kuharlk, Michael Lewla, Mr. Mary La gaii, Francll X. McCleary, Mrs. Ida I Memory, 8Sjt.

Robert E. Neff, Baymond IV. Ramsey, Charlea Sterowskl, Martin Hapack, Joseph A. Trefry, Ml Ada Mar Thomas, Ihomaa Well, Lawrence Wohl, Corp. Eugene Pvt Chandler Bush from 58 East Market Street, Saturday 9." Requiem mass 9:30 St.

Mary's Church of the Immaculate Conception. Parish cemetery. Mrs, Emma Bidwell of 27 Snowdon Street, Forty Fort, from Hugh B. Hughes Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort, Thursday 2, Rev. Edgar F.

Singer officiating. Woodlawn Cemetery, Dallas. Mrs. Ida Bowden of 536 West Eighth Street, West Wyoming, from H. Merrltt Hughes Funeral Home, 51 East Carey Street, Plains, Thursday 2, Rev.

i Robert D. Yost and Rev. George A. Roberts officiating Hoi- lenback Cemetery, Mrs, Ball, from home of daughter, Mrs. Charles Lawson, 16 West' Luzerne Avenue, 'Larksvllle.

Thursday 2, Rev. Thomas Jones of Parsons PM Church officiating. Hanover Green Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Butenas from 470 West Main Street, Plymouth, Friday 8:30.

Requiem mass 9 S. Caslmlr's Church. Parish cemetery. Pvt Frank E. Barley from home on Lehigh Street, Mountain Top, Thursday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Catherine's Church. St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. William Butka from 33 East South Street, Nantlcoke, Thursday 8:30.

Requiem mass 9 Holy Trinity Church. Parish cemetery. Pvt. Daniel DelMonte, from Iiomt of parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel DelMonte, 255 Parsonage Street, Hughestown, Thursday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Parish cemetery. Mrs.

Jennie Falcon of 325 Dana Street from funeral home, 141 Park Avenue, Thursday 9. Solemn high mass of requiem 9:30 Holy Rosary Church. St. Mary's Cemetery, Handover Township. Mrs.

Priscllla Crosby Graham from 307 Bennett Street, Luzerne, Thursday 2:30. Cedar Crest Cemetery. Rev. A. Paul Lam of Clarks Summltt officiating.

A. Erastus Hoover of Kunkle from funeral home, 80 Main Street, Dallas, Thursday 2, Rev. James J. HUbert Officiating. Wardan Cemetery.

William T. Johnson from funeral home, 157 Bower Street, Jersey City, Friday 8. Requiem mass 9:30 parish church, Michael Kuharlk from 104 West Broadway Street, Larksvllle, Thurs? day 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. ntw Lehman.

i wvvyucuv uiiuuj, xyiuuuui. ransii mid. maiy licwis irum noine 01 daughter, Mrs. Charles Price, 64 South Loveland Avenue, Kingston, Friday 2, Rev. George Alexander of Weitmoor Church of Christ offlclat- lng.

Shawnee Cemetery. mlng Street, Friday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. John the Evangelist Church. St.

Mary's Cemetery, Han-over Township. Mrs. Ida L. McCleary from 1304 West Front Street, Berwick, Thurs-. day 1 Rev.

Henry Hopkins officiating. Pine Grove Cemetery. SSet Robert E. Memorv from home of parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley, J. Memory, 150 Tompkins Street, Pittston, Thursday Rev. Guy A. Lelnthal of Nicholson officiating. Mouatain View Cemetery, Harding.

Raymond W. Neff of Orangeville from funeral home on Two and One-Half Street, Benton, Thursday 2. Laurel Hill "Charles Stewart Ramsey of Blythe-burn from Homer E. Graham Funeral Home, 324 South Franklin Street, Thursday 2:80, Rev. Harry, Porter Farr of Memorial Church officiating.

Oaklawn Cemetery. Martin CSzczerowskl) Sterowskl from 199 Orchard Street, Plymouth, Saturday 10:15. Requiem mass 10:45 St. Mary's Nativity Church. Parish cemetery, Plymouth Township.

Joseph A. ccapak) sapaok xrom 217 Kossaek Street, Swoyerville, Friday t. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Trinity Church, Swoyerville. Parish cemetery. Vv Miss Ada Mae Trefry of 408 North Washington Street from Harold Fnowdon Home -for Funerals, 64 Morta Franklin Street' Thursday 2, liev.

Rexiord Crounse of Derr Memorial Methodist Church official- ing. Hollenback Cemetery. Thomas Thomal, formerly of Nan-ttcoka from home of sister, Mrs. Margaret Parkins 702 Morgan Street, 1 "2 imn jonps rvntcrcl Vlrcetor, ME: HTT0.STAY WHITE I L''lr" WILLIAM BENEDETTI William Benedetti, Mine Foreman, Dies The death of William Benedettl, mlnB fnrpmnn nt Franklin Collierv of thi Lehigh Valley Coal Com pany, occurred Tuesday night at 8 in Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, following an illness of two months. He was 31 and resided at 171 Nicholson Street, Wilkes-Barre Township.

Mr. Benedettl was born in Italy and was brought to this country by his parents at the. age of 2. He had resided in Wilkes-Barre Town ship most of his life, with the ex ception of a short time spent in Parsons, and was a member of Holy Rosary Slovak Church, Ash ley. He is survived by his wife, the former Betty Paciotti of Parsons; two sons, William, 11, and Alfred, his mother, Mrs.

Olympla Benedetti Vllani, Wilkes-Barre Township; a brother, Caeser, California, and his maternal grandmother in Italy. The funeral will take place from the home on Saturday morning at 9, with a requiem mass at 9:30 in Holy Rosary Church. Friends may call tonight and Friday. MAGDALENA KOLENDOWICZ Mrs. Magdalena Kolendowlcz passed away yesterday morning at 8:35 at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Walter Choronzy, 27 Rice Avenue, Edwardsville, following an illness. Mrs. Kolendowlcz, a native of Poland, had lived in Prlngle for 40 years before taking up residence with her daughter several months ago. She was a member of St. Hedwig's Church, Kingston.

Her husband, Anthony, died in July, 1948. She is survived by the following children: Paul, New York City; William, Camden, N. Felix, Edwardsville; Stanley and Anthony, both of Pringle; Mrs. Stanley Na-ruslewicz and Mrs. Choronzy, Edwardsville; Mrs.

John Kutz, New York City, and Mrs. Clem Ziko, Bridgeport, also 21 grandchildren. JOHN HENRY SCHI GARDT John Henry Schugardt, 71, of 92 South Woodward Court, Hazleton, died Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 at his home following a heart attack. Mr. Schugardt was born in Germany, a son of the late Henry and Christine Fredenberg Schugardt, and spent most of his life in Hazleton.

A retired pump watchman, he was a member of Christ Lutheran Church, East End Fire Company and Camp 91, POS of all of Hazleton. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Probert Schugardt, and one sister, Mrs. Andrew Helwig, Hazleton. Private funeral services will be conducted Friday at 1 at the funeral home, 235 East Broad Street, Hazleton. with Rev.

Allen H. Roth officiating. Interment will be in! Vine Street Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 thisi WiCl IIUV1I, MRS. BESSIE PONGANIS Mrs.

Bessie Ponganis, formerly of Center Morelana, died Sunday afternoon at 3 at Pittsburgh following an illness of two months. Mrs. Ponganis resided at Center Moreland for 16 years until the death of her husband last October. She then moved to Pittsburgh. Children surviving: Mrs.

Albert Brunn, with whom she resided; Mrs. Walter Kuchinskas, Mrs. Jos eph uross, ail of Pittsburgh; Edmund, Connecticut; Mrs. John Benick, Scran ton; Mrs. Fred Re- metz, Center Moreland: also 17 grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers.

Funeral services will be held this morning at Pittsburgh and the body will be brought to a funeral home, 232 Zerbey Avenue, Kingston, tonight at 8. Friends may call from then until Friday at 1:30, wnen interment win oe made in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Carverton. Dickson Pttv Thnrarinv 111 Da Mr. Waters of the PM Church offl- ciaiing. uicKson uty Cemetery.

Lawrence Wells of 101 Sambourne Street from Luther M. Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, Thursday 1:30, Rev. Carl O. Trexler of First Reformed Church officiating. Corp.

Eugene Wohl, son of Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Wohl, 116 North Main Street, services at Ohav Zedek Cemetery, Thursday 1, Rabbi I. M. Davidson and Cantnr Milton Virnai Officiating.

LUTHER II. KNIFFEN FUNERAL HOME 46S South Main Street Wilkes-Barre Fussral Hcr.3 NO North Maple Avenoe Kingston Serving Wyoming Valley -Since 188S PHONE KINGSTON 1-481S 11 AH LEY FUNERAL HOMES Jamee F. wad Alice G. 184 Kidder St, Wilkes-Barre Ho. Mala St, Park Phone S-im MRS.

JENNIE FALCON The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Falcon, 325 Dana Street, will be held this morning at 9 from the funeral home, 141 Park Avenue, with a requiem mass at 9:30 in Holy Rosary Italian Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Frank Jennings Dies As Result of Fall Injuries suffered Sunday night when he fell down stairs resulted in the death yesterday morning at 7 of Frank Jennings, about 80, which occurred at the home of his niece, Mrs.

Joseph Loftus, 442 South Main Street, Sebastopol, with whom he resided. Mr. Jennings was a brother of the late "Hughey" Jennings, former manager of the Detroit Tigers baseball team. Born in Browntown section of Pittston Township, he spent most of his lire in Moosic. or many years he was a clerk in the old John O'D.

Mangan store in -Pittston. He was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church and a charter member of Pittston Council 372, Knights of Columbus. His wife, the former Margaret M. Mc-Guiness, died five years ago.

Surviving besides Mrs. Loftus are two other nieces, Misses Grace and Agnes McGuiness. The funeral will be held from the funeral home, 802 Susquehanna Avenue, West Pittston, Saturday at 9:45, with a requiem mass In St. John's Church at 10:15. Interment will be in the parish cem etery.

HARRY ALLEN FRALEY Harry Allen Fraley, late of 553 A South Main street, was borne to rest yesterday afternoon following services at the Luther M. Kniffen runerai Home, 4b5 South Main Street. Rev. D. D.

Heffelfinger of Firwood Church of Christ officiated. Bearers were Floyd Wolfe, Paul Rice, Walter Paul, Gordon Kreid-ler, Henry Smith and Carl Burns. Interment was in Hanover Green Cemetery. franFIbiff Funeral services for Frank Buff were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home at Stiver's Corners, Nuangola, with additional rites in St. Martin's-in-the-Field Episcopal Church.

Rev. Fred W. Trumbore officiated. Interment was in Rippletown Cemetery. Bearers were Chester, William and Llewellyn Thomas, James Schwartz, Harry Smith and Edward Gahn.

JOHN L. CONDEN, SR. Funeral services for John L. Conden, were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home, 163 Monument Avenue, Wyoming, with Rev. George Roberts of Wyoming Methodist Church officiating.

Bearers were Edward Herbert, Sidney Rundle, Alex Craig, Edward Gensel, Leo Mason and Donald Robbins. Interment was In Evergreen Cemetery. JAMES F. EAGEN The funeral of James F. Eagen took place yesterday morning from the late home, 142 South Main Street, Shavertown, with a requiem mass following in St.

The-rese's Church, Shavertown. Rev. B. L. Grogan was celebrant.

Bearers were William Williams, Samuel Lewis, A. VanBuskirk, John McGuire, Richard Jones and Thomas Morgan. Interment was in Forty Fort Cemetery. Arrangements by Hugh Jones. CARD OF I The Family of the Late JAMES H.

RINEMAN of 7S, E. 8th Street, Wyoming-, wishes to thank all those who assisted In Its recent bereavement, also those who sent flower and loaned cars. THANKS DORON-HUGHES FUNERAL HOME 892 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston PHONE 7-3986 U. S- Frederick Sons Inc. Funeral Homes Phone 617 Carey Ave, 8-2788 1188 Wyo.

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