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

WILKES-BARRE RECORD 2 1944 Sons Read Mass for Many at Rites for Herbert F. Dean Is Final Tribute Jessie Brickel Miss Celia Durkin Found Dead in Mines Joseph J. Skurski Joseph. J. Skurski, father of two priests, was burled yesterday ffpm the home, 220 West Main Street, men i.vnn with manv friends and To Missionary Miss Celia Durkin, late ot Shav- Herbert Bean.

57. who resided ertown, formerly of Sugar Notch, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mervitt, 118 IT.ot Main Street. Plvmnuth was burled yesterday morning from the home of her sister, Mrs.

relatives attending. was found dead yesterday morning jRer. Bonaventure McHugh 'second floor sMiis Dies at Dallas kctiret in vChurch, Civic Affair of Back Mountain Section Martin Carr, 206 Walnut Street, that with many friends and relatives' attending the fu at his. post in tne Kea Ash Shalt of Lance Colliery, Glen Alden Coal At St. ru- v-nurcn.

Glen Lyon, where Mr. Skurski was sexton for a number of years, a solemn high masa of requiem was celebrated by a son, Rev. Walter Ib Buried in Cemetery at Union City, N. J. Company.

neral. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Charles' Skurski ot riains, assisted oy another son, Rev. Herbert OMC, St Hyacintha's Seminary. deacon; Rev.

J. Officials of the company stated that there was no sign of an accident In the mine and the man's death was evidently due to natural causes. Church, Sugar Notch, by Rev. a Xmv' TOtrtAventure Jessie Ausun ciitim, Brickel, Dallas undertaker, Mr. Bean, a life resident Of McHugh of the Passlonist Order of the Roman Catholic Church was ua mnrnine with Kalinowski, liien i-yon, suDaeacon; Rev.

J. M. Pilny, Plains, master of ceremonies. Masses were read at the side altars by Rev. A.

J. Lafaj, Glen priests of many missionary orders Peter A- Carr, OFM, a nephew of Miss Durkin, assisted by Rev. Harold Durkin, deacon, and Rev. James Houlihan, subdeacon. Rev.

Eugene Franks was master of ceremonies. riirinor thp mass' Mrs. A F. Plymouth, had worked at the Lance operations for 18 years. He was a mason and was engaged in building walls in a Section where attending.

a kltvK maaf nf ronnlpm was celebrated In St. Ann's Monastery the mining of coal is soon to De resumed. died -'yi yesterday afternoon In Wilkes-Barre General Hospital of complications following an operation performed two weeks ago. Mri Brickel "was a resident of 'Dallas for the past 30 years and wait an outstanding church and civic worker of the Back Mountain section; wa' member of the First Kane was organist and Miss Mary Lyon, and Kev. noman uizara, Wilke8-Barre.

The Junior Choir of the church, directed by Phil Cusick, sang the responses. Priests seated in the sanctuai-y were: Rev. Frank Zolcinski, ursib-na-'Rarre- Rev. E. K.

Manikow- Ghurcn, wesi acranion, oy vry Rev. Francis P. McHugh, pastor 11 He was a former motorman for uonway was soioisi. Seated- in tne sanctuary were Mnnoicmnr Dennis Kane. Rev.

J. tne Wilkes-Barre Railway corporation. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth arA Its C.nn.r Cnhnnl mnA PlVTVI- ski, Mocanaqua; Rev. Father Wal C. Wideman, Rev.

Joseph Kennedy, Rev. Dr. John Walsh, Rev. J. J.

O'Leary, Rev. Joseph McDonough outh Lodge 332, Free and Accepted "Methodist Church of Dallas and Masons. His only survivors are a son, TVisimsa mho mate, third and Kev. nomas ouaea. Casket bearers were Michael ter, OMC; itev.

K. wanaaiowsKi, Mocanagua; Rev. Serafin Stach-owicz, OFM; Rev. Walter Poplaw-ski, Rev. V.

L. Biczysfco and Rev. S. Wawrtascek, all of Nanticoke; Rev. J.

J. Federowicz, Sheatown. Bearers were: Matthew Kush, WaiAi. 7oD(vnv Frank Rnman- lor many was utacner 01 me Sunday School class of 80 women which 'bears name. Mrs.

Brickel. was active in the Women's Society of -Christian Service and the Order of Eastern Star, and class, in the U. S. Navy, and a sis or tne Assumption -nurcn, wu-liamsport, and a nephew of Father Bonaventure. Eulogy, in which he pointed out the loss which Father Bonaven-ture'a death meant to the Passion-ist Order and members of the Catholic faith, was given by Rev.

Stephen Sweeney, C. P. Following the mass and viewing of the priest's body, benediction was given by Bishop William J. Hafey of Scranton. Priests filled the Monastery Church for the services.

They represented the Franciscan Order, the Oblates of St. Joseph, the Re-demptorist Order, the Jesuit Riley, Joseph Heffernan, Philip Mulholland, Joseph Regan, Edward O'Donnell, Clement Lewis, Andrew ter, Mrs. jfjorence rarungum, Plymouth. The bodv was removed to the Fisher and Herman semer. inter "OllC, owski, Andrew Harcharek, Stanley OWSKI, AHUrcW oiaiurj ment was in St.

Charles' Cemetery meni was III Ol. wiwica cincirij', funeral home. 114 West Main Branch, Nesbitt Memorial Hospi 1 with henerlictlnn bv Rev. Father Moiochefcki anrt John Maeuda Street, Plymouth. nibin In thfl nnrivh rpmplppv LUl ivui.

Duiiai mrca She was a daughter of the late lirili: 1 Ti; onohan Flnlnl MRU VI .17. A F.T11 HARRIS OBITUARY who were among the early resi- Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Ilar-dents of Sugar Notch. Miss Dur- ris, formerly of Duryea, whose kin was born and reared in that death 'occurred at Avalon, was Order, and the clergy of the Scran community and educated in tne.nein yeswmsy i hnma nf her inn William Ilnr- ton uiocese. More tnan so nuns attended the funeral mass.

nthor nffinorc rtt mnfic In ad scnoois ul inai uujuuku. (More Draths aad rneraU Back Par) Miss Durkin was an aunt of the ris, 107 Washington street, west DillDtnn dition to Father McHugh were JAMES DUNLAF Jvery Rev. Ernest Welch, C. P. SketeNed.

Alpac Crepe Dresi in Black With Htrlk- ins; Iimet Aqua Crepe -i ss.ts. Rev. Peter A. Carr, member of the faculty of St. Bonaventure's College, Olean, N.

Y. She had Services were conducted by the Rev. Eugene A. Heim of Trinity tal Auxiliary. Mrs.

Brickel was a woman of many splendid traits of character which endeared her to a large following of friends. While a resident of. Dallas she aided in several community projects. A In addition to her-husband she Is survived by a son, William BrJckeL and two grandchildren, Douglas and DianneWilliamsport and a sister, Mri. J.

L. Colvin of Carbondale. The funeral will be held from the family home on Friday afternoon at 2 with seryices in charge of the Rev. Austin- L. Prynn of Dallas First Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Dallas. FUNERALS iuiuoi), apringiieia, aeacon; ivev. White Haven, who died on Sunday joseph McHugh, a nephew, Dick-nt the home of daughter. Mrs. Aonn.

pr rtv at the home of Jiis daughter, Mrs. Pltv snh Hpncon! Rev. Dr. Episcopal Church, West Pittston episcopal cnurcn, wra orn been at Shavertown for many nt ci in the nresence of a laree eather- yKai 29 ttllU Wa3 a HI' I'11' 1 VI Ol. MIA Therese's Church and its women's jing af friends.

nrietie! I Casket bearers were Daniel suLieiiea. i Tanbinu William Allpn Mnxwpll Thomas J. McHugh, chaplain of Marywood College, master of ceremonies. PQllKcnrorc were "Rev Urban 1 1 I I uiner survivors are ner oruuiers and sister, Thomas. Anthony and Burkhart, Herbert Lugg, George Curran, Rev.

Edward Cullen, C. Rev. Hyacinth Mekus, C. MarK Mcwmiams, airouusourg, will be buried this afternoon at 2 from a funeral home in that city. Interment will be in Keokee Chapel Cemetery, Paradise Valley, Monroe County.

He leaves seven children and six brothers and sisters. ELIZABETH mT ANDERSON Mrs. Elizabeth M. Anderson, 45, urffe nf Wlmer R. Anderson.

'76 NevYork City; Mrs. P. P. was in Marcy Cemetery, Duryea Lee Park. mm mnsii.AP soi.fv Rev.

Julian Conner, C. and two students of the Passionist Order. Arrangements by M. J. Mc- WUh many friends attending funai-ol nf Mrc ffirn Dnnlnn Solpv uaugiiiiit.

wife of William Solev. was held The bory ofFather. Bonaventure was taken yesterday afternoon to Union Citv. N. for interment in MRS.

AWA T. IIVN'ES vesterdav afternoon from the Dana Street, Forty Fort, died at Funeral of Mrs. Anna T. Ilynes, home, 284 Academy Street, city the cemetery on the monastery late of Brooklyn, was held yester- Services were in charge of Rev. rlov mnrnincr fmm thp McT.aiitrhlin Bares, John Brassock, fin.

Eva f'' Anthonir Bajaaowski, Dr. George C. West berg of Me grounds of tne Fassionist uraer in that city. Very Rev. Carroll Wino- nf Union Citv.

director Xawson. Mr. Ida Lwl. Daniel B. McCabe, Dennis MocarskI, Marian Kapczynskl, Zygmunt IHtrong, Uary Nmltb.

3:30 yesteraay aiiernoon in nesbitt Memorial Hospital following an operation. The body was removed to the fnnoral home in44 Wvomins Ave of the Eastern Passionist Province morial Presbyterian Church. Casket bearers were Dr. E. Smith, Sheldon Davis, Carl Mes- bincrai onH Tflhn MPRSinCPl'.

Bill'- and other missionary priests con Fur Trim Coats ducted tne committal services. nue, Forty Fort, from where the funeral will be held on Saturday aftannnsin Rlirlfll Will he In ial was in Laurel Cemetery, White Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, with a requiem mass in St. Mary's Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. J.

J. Gorman was the celebrant. Pallbearers were Luke Corrigan, Paul Monko, James Duffy, Timothy Conwell, William Zelinski and Lester Shepherd. Interment was in the fflmilv Claude S. Cooper Haven.

Arrangements uy buuin M. Kniffen. Carverton Cemetery. Friends may Walter Vary, Mrs. M.

4.v Davis, 1 Mm. Harry O. Eaton, Mrs, Frederick Hoover, Harry done, Hufh 8. James, Mrs. rAtberlne $59.00 call Friday nigni worn io xu.

tut rc aniiarsnn was nnrn rl iviuii JOHN TlTtAK Dies in Baltimore CEILING Mri. Anna a. Hmtth, Louis Turner, Charles S. Walters, Thomas Williams, Mrs. Joseph Wojtas, Joseph Wowkanyn, Constantino Wallace, KlUabeth M.

Zelinskl, Mrs. Anna 1 nf Tnrnk was lenburg and had been a resident of Spring Mervilles J6.95 No, not a clearance not odd lots all authentic new Spring fashions that were made to sell at $7.95 and more! One and two piece styles in all the riotous new Spring Shades in sizes 12-20, 38 to 52 and lS'sVj. LAZARUS SECOND FLOOR held yesterday morning from thf mausoleum at St. Mary's Cemetery, rlanrte 5 Pnnnpr riieri on Mon Forty orl tor me past, eigni years Besides her husband she is sur-rlirorf hv these sten-children. Mrs JLoclier, lianover lownsnip.

home, oz'oeaae oiree, riymuuui, fnMMKArl Kir a roniiiom mnuc fplp- Tnslin. Mrs. Edward Fltzer Mr. rraiiK Koch, On. Katbryn day in Baltimore.

He was stricken ill in Florida a week ago and was taken by plane to Baltimore. "Mr Pivinor urnc hlli-n at Wflv- CONRAD F. DRUMHEISER brated in St. Stephen's Slovak lTiinprn. uprvirps for Conrad F.

Church by the pastor. Rev. and Donald Anderson, rony rori; Half price and less for these magnificent coats that you never expected to see at this low, low price! Warm all wool coats with luxurious trimmings of squirrel, kit fox, racoon, blue fox, Norwegian wolf. Also a group of Chesterfields, ceiling priced at $45.00 for this same low price! LAZARUS SECOND FLOOR rt Talanhnna.Ctanhan fltirfi UL UlllllCiaCl 1CIUCU WCll iticpiwnvikju-piivi. wu.w....

si lntn I Tir Tnfob' uroc nno nf tnp rniinn murt Wnvne fViiintv. August UlllUaiiy finuiuytr aiiu a. 101c cai- mi. dent -of 190 Carlisle Street, cityjers of St Stephen's Church and UnlJ 1.Ar nivht ni "3 A tn tho I ti hOAii ft fPsiHpnt nf PlVmOUth 5, 1884. In his youth Mr.

Cooper mnrlrafi fnr nnllnnri Rrnthers in Mrs. T. Newcomb, Huntsville; Harry, Kingston; Stuart, Lancaster; Robert in the armed forces, and Mrs. Randy Dickerson, Bing-hamton; her father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph nmiornl Shirkuhinnv: a sister. Mrs. WCIC JIC1U laSL lllKll at I Ji hi ntv u.v.h XjUlliei ivi. xvilllicll unci a i jj.uiiicr, iui awwui Afte it. CMA.

T3 n.t I 13 a wat iirara Qtar.Vl.an KIHHQn John Buren, late of 300 Baltimore Avenue, -west Pittston, from luneral home. 296 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, Thursday 2:30. Mrs. Eva Brussock, wife Of John Brussock, late of Philadelphia, from home of mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Brussock, 385 Main Street, Kingston, Thursday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St Mary's Lithuanian Church, Klngs-tonf Parish cemetery, Prlngle. this city and later for many years was in Dayton, with the Wales Adder Machine Company. He then took up radio advertising and had rhnrcre of advertising over a sta lf I E. Belcher of the Church of Christ John Andrews, John Tkach, John Cvtirran Qrtln Rpniiipb anri John Gilmpre, Forty Fort; two Kmtharc wilhur Doueal. Dallas.

UlllClttLCU. 1 1 1 1 The body will be taken this Vavrek, members ot st. siepnen and Clifton Dougal in service; 10 i7p tion In Philadelphia. When the morning to Shamokin where burial Interment was In St. Stephen's step-granacmiareni six nieces ana two nephews.

will be in tne lamiiy pioi in una Fellows Cemetery. 'fife Anthony Balkunas from 6 BigOsh nslMet, Port Griffith, Wednesday 9. war closed that station he went to Miami, where he was engaged in the same business. Cemetery. STEPHEN KRVSZTOPOLSKI ctonhen TTrvsxtnnnlski.

47. World MRS. MARY DOUGHERTY Mn Varv o-hprtv. fornierlv JAMES WEJCKES Funeral services for James War I veteran, died Monday night He is survived by his widow, the former Grace Daniels of Baltimore-, and these brothers and sisters, Roger Cooper, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. rholoir lXilltnma Mra ClrafCt Vr- Requiem, mass si.

casimirs Church, Plttaton. Parish cemetery. Walter Bujanowskl from 51 Denl-son Street, Wyoming, Thursday 9. Kequiem mass 8:30 St. Joseph's Church, Wyoming, Parish cemetery, West Wyoming.

Mrs. Matthew J. Cary from 409 Weekes, late of 17 Fort Street, Forty Fort, who retired January 1 of this year after being street com- -nr D1J. at his home, za wann on cci, Nanticoke. following ai prolonged of Sugar Notch and Preston, and late of -459 North Pennsylvania Avenue, was buried yesterday morning from the McLaughlin residence, 170 South River Street, illness.

layson, Dorothy Beil, New Jersey. Deceased was born in roiana and resided in Nanticoke for the nsct 7 venrs He was a member Also surviving are inese nieces and nephews, Kenneth Finlayson, Wilmington, Malcolm Finlay :ao.Requiem mass IS) Si. Peter's mis.si()ner in ine west oiuc tuwn for 32 years, were conducted yesterday afternoon from the -funeral home, 1044 Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort. Many borough of- with many Iriends ana relatives attending the funeral. of the American Legion, Post 350; son.

Lancaster; Donald cooper. A requiem mass was ceieoraiea in st thp Fvnncellst Church. Veterans of U'oreign wars, rost Wyoming, Mildred Jones, wyuiiuiiK, i a. mnui Rttnearai, scranion. uimcnuiu ausoleum, St.

Vincent's Cemetery, LarksvlUe. Mrs. Harry G. Davis from 56 Gay-lord Avenue, Plymouth, Thursday 2, Rev. W.

A. R. Gilbride of Welsh Con- ano employes juineu wiu Dallas, Texas; Marjorie Griffith, otner friends and relatives in pay Chlnlav Pnnnr nnrl Miles Cnnner. I ...11 A V. A mamraw nf Aifr fcials and employes joined wiwi the of Mr.

North Main Street, by Rev. Leo Murphy. The organist during the ing tribute to memory 290, ana tit. stamsiaus cnurcn. Surviving are his wife, Sally, and two children, Edward and Adeline, also two sisters and five mass was Mrs.

Eugene The hndv- is. heine broueht here uo regational cnurcn ornciaiing. n.age Rev. Dr. Joseph L.

Welsley, pas- nev. Dr. josepn weisiey, pas- Hi uemeiery, wesi tvullr fatm late nf ior Dunai iium iuiuci ui.i Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South tor of the Forty Fort Presbyterian Main -n 1. MAnfa Casket bearers were Bryan Mc-Guire, Edward McGuire, Anthony MpManamnn James Rogers. Phel- brothers in Poiana.

The funeral will be held Friday MAniMff at Qn with a renuiem Pallbearers were William Coutts, Robert Mack, Ralph Murdock, Earl am Henry and Charles Freez. Sl 1 1 mass at 9 in St. Stanislas' Church. i in the narKh Entire Stock $6.95 Vitality Shoes interment was in ai. umnw fpmotomr Onirnr Notch, with bene- Merrell, Alan Shepnera ana xa-win M.

Tripp. Interment was in Forty Fort AMnn Viv Wv William Diinleaw. FUNERALS Talon Zipper on These Pantie Girdles 3.98 Arrangements by M. J. McLaugh Cemetery.

cemetery. CHARLES KENFER Charles Renfer, former resident of Hughestown and Duryea, died at Cleveland on, Monday after a inn. iiineas Mr. Renfer had lin. New York, from Hlllcrest, the Crispin home, Berwick, Wednesday 2.

Family Mausoleum Pine Grove Cemetery. Hairy Hoover, automobile accident Victim, from home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoover, Outlet, Lake Township, Wednesday- 1, Hugh 8. Jones, veteran local "printer who died in Philadelphia on Monday, from, home "of sister, Mrs.

Joseph Green, 131 Hill Street, city, Thursday 2, Rev. jWllliam K. Russell St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of-iclating. Hollenback Cemetery.

bv Peter and Carl C. ELIZABETH BUDOSH TTiinprnl nf Mrs. Elizabeth Bu- J5.95 WILLIAM J. DALEY fnnopiil nf William J. Dfllpv washeld yesterday morning resided in Cleveland for the past was held yesterday morning from the family home, 91 Spruce Street, with a solemn high mass of re 15 years.

a mn nf the late Mr. and Mrs. irom ine nome, arcn oueci, Glen Lyon, with a requiem mass in St. Joseph's Slovak Church celebrated bv the pastor. Rev.

J. KLEIN FUNERAL HOME 248 So. Washington St. Phone 2-3876 Res. 79 E.

South St, Phone 2-5619 Frederick Renfer, Hughestown, he riAaUr lrnnurn in the PittiitOn Our entire stock of new Spring Vitalities at a price you can't afford to miss! Brown and black pumps and ties in styles and sizes for all. LAZARUS SECOND FLOOR Yes, your beloved pantie girdle with stretch sides and a genuine TALON zipper! Sizes 25 to 31 come early for yours. LAZARUS SECOND FLOOR M. Puskas. was area where he lived for manyH quiem in St.

Joseph's Church, Georgetown. Rev. Maurice O'Hara was celebrant of the mass, with Rev. Francis Carroll as deacon 8d Rev. Patrick Scanlon as sub- rfaannn Thp orpnnist and soloist Bearers were Andrew Barron, Polor Fnrcrarh Harakal.

years. He was mgruy regarueu us i. HHJ kin oaMnAC cuincton TSiitir William TCashataa a culinary expen in HemanH fnr clambakes and UJIH OlVl JLJ and Stanley Kolshinski. I i 1 1 socials. During his residence here was Mrs.

William Bryan. p.iihoDPorc werp AnnrAW uaipv. Interment was in fet. jonns Cemetery, Glen Lyon. he was a memDer oi-ou i-eiei Lutheran Oliver Burke, Edward McGuiness, Bes des nis wue, me muhki Besides nis wuc, me HOMER E.

GRAHAM t) FUNERAL HOME 824-326 South Franklin Street Wllkes-Barre ESTABLISHED 1874 MICHAEL gTREMICH Funeral of Michael Stremich, "Imlun oneuiasiu, raumu, Priscilla Cochran, he leaves three Michael Dougherty, James Butler Inhn naher. Mrs. Al anil A1fiaH A nhfniM Tntarment Mrs. John Baber, Mrs. Al William Shedlaskl, Patrick Moran, and Alfred Ashford.

Interment children, Klein. McCabe, formerly of Lu-'zerne and Swoyervtlle, from the funeral home, 360 North Maple Street. Kingston, Thursday 8:45. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Name Church, Swoyervllle. St Ignatius' Cemetery, Prlngle.

Mrs: Catherine Morgan JSmes, late of 38 Miner Street, city, from home of brother, Richard Morgan, 109 South Main Street, Plains, Thursday 2, Rev. W. H. kirkpatrlck officiating. Denison Cemetery.

Arrangements by J. Miller. Mrs. Frank Kocher from Funeral home, Beaumont Thursday 2. FJtch Cemetery, LockvlUe.

Mrs: Kathryn Koch, wife of Thomas Kochfrom 490 South Grant Street city, Thursday 2. Fern Knoll Burial Park, Dallas. Arrangements by Luthef Mrs. Ida Lawson from 471 Carey was In the family plot in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Swartzman ano noDena, ui uevt-land; four brothers, William, n-nrxre nf Dearborn. Arrangements by M. J. Mc- rlUKIltfoluwll, fe I nuaiig Ernest, of Suscon, and Laughlin, late of 163 North Main Street, Pittston, was held yesterday morning from the funeral home, 221 North Main Street, that city. Rev.

George Trlbendis celebrated a mass in St. Casimir's Lithuanian Church. Bearers were Joseph, Frank, Julius and Leo Perkowski and tienry oi uuijra. -Funeral will be iield in Cleveland HELEN OSCHYPKO Th. ftinpral nf Mm.

N.lpn on Wednesday. Oschypko, late of 87 Carbon Lane, EMILY A. THOMAS was neio. aiiernoon I VIJ TVWB -V -w irnw a Thnmji 44. died with Drivate services in McLaugh- city, yesieroay i i -fcir i Killer Funeral Home Established 1871 JACK S.

MJIXER, Director 8 North Main Street, Plains PRIVATE DISPLAY ROOMS Henry Stremich, all nephews oi the deceased and Walter Mahlna. Interment was in the parish aorlv VAtTPmflV D1UI JllIlK HI UCX Hit UUCIM wiiim ss. nxr. Waohlnortnn Sfrnpt. Vi Jim a 1 Tl Mountain TOD alter a Interment was in City Cemetery! cemetery.

prolonged illness. mi Vamv. nn Tan. J. Schindler officiating.

Forty Fort Cemetery. Arrangements by Luther M. Kniff en. i T.niot rz fnHi fmm "West ri i ii i tnn inn Xllia i irqo. and was a.

lifelone i 1 nf MmiTitnln Ton. She I iShkwnee' Avenue. Plymouth, Wednes- was a member of the Presbyterian erv of Pilcrrim s. taxi' 1 Church and He' LUTHER U. KNIFFEN James 6.

Evans. Scranton, officiating. James 6. Evans. Scrantoi West Pittstoa Cemetery Church of tnai piace.

is Surviving are -her, husband, Theodore; three children, Mrs. Ola Paptt New York, and Joanna and (Grant, both at home, and a sister, Mocarskl from home of FUNERAL HOME C8. Sooth Main Street v-, WUkea-Barra parents, Mr. and MM. Frank Mocar- Wednesday 9:30.

Requiem mass 10 St. i Hedwlsr! Church. Kingston. SL Mrs. Clarence rtagie, The funeral will be held from the home on Friday afternoon at John's Cemetery.

Dallas. i Zyemunt Bapcsynskt froni 88 streeL Thursday 8:30. Re- 'the wi OLb man MOUNTAINS quiem mass St Mary's Church, Park 2pnu. Parish cemetery. Wyoming.

1:30 with services at juu-tain- Top Presbyterian Church. BOrial will be In Rippletown Ceme-tery. tt.hm aAna fmm 197 ftnufH Main nail ti- Wreet, cltyWednesdayV Rev. tte. U.

J. UcUughlin, Inc. FUNERAL HOME Ut South Washington Street Wilkes-Bsure WEST SIDE OFFICE 'ill Wyoming Avenue, Kingston dlst Church officiating. Maple Hill Cemetery Arrangements 1 by Luther Street EdwardsvUhv Thursday 9. Services 9:80 St.

John's Ruwlan rn-ttinrtnr niurch. St. Nicholas Cem M. KnlffehV etery, Prlngle. I II 1 I Mrs.

Anna Kanauber Smith, late of 122 North Mala Street, frpin Laughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, Thursday S. Re- Elizabeth M. Wallace from miner M. Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, Thursday 2, Rev. Frank Church Oaklawn Ceme- of Immaculate Conception.

St Marys cemetery, wanovr. cmih t.ta Yif IMaor York. Xrd Anna 9Alln.Vl fmm finmP nf J. lUUtTl BRISLIN Director of Funerals Fsrsonal Attention to AU CatlwZ-CsSS West Hollenback 'Ave. formerly of Wttkei-Barr from Me- kit.

Unma 1A1 Smith UUKUiVI, Ail hi AtmBiiMa.no, Academy Street Warrior Run, Thurs Answer wfii anboar day 8:36. Requiem mass 9, SS. Peter Washington Street, Thursday 9. Re- EXTRA And Regular Sizes Chenille Robe ana raui cnurcn, sugr mmi. Parish cemetery.

i ouiem mass i. vqnn wui Marv'a 4 Charles Simpson Turner from 188 Vest Kiver Street, city, Thursday WCnXESS! WHO SUFFER Actual Ceiling $1.55 Lovely Slips 1.39 a. witn private services, in next week's aval- yFace the facts: if, you; owe a number of small t- bills, it jeopardizes your credit standing. With a loan here, you can pay them all, then repay us in convenient monthly instalments. 4 i Answer to lat Week's QuesUon i John Qulncy Adams served In Congress jafUr having; as President; v.

i ru n. iiumumc ,1111 laving. LAhfRATEIM COST areea Cemetery, Trucksvllle. It'inT Thomas automobile ac-irtdent victim, from home of parents, "Mr. and Mrs.

Evan Walters, Lake Township, Wednesday 2 30. Services 3, Lehman Methodist Church, Rev. Frank. K. Abbott, officiating, Lehman Cemetery.

Mrs. Joseph "Williams from home nf brother. Thomas Kennedy, 86 Murray Street, city, Wednesday 9, -qulem masa -v 9:30 St. Mary's hurrh. St.

Charles' Cemetery, Sugar lam nZem Here's a value you can't afford to miss," when long-wear- ing slips so "hard to get! Our regular stock of popular $1.55 slips for only $1.39 tearose or white. Hare's a real buy especially for you women who wear extra -sizes! Lovely, thickly tutted chenille robes at this low, low price. Rose, blue or white. Ffttt applications of wonderful soothing, i medicated Zemo a Doe tor' if or-snula promptly Mlirra ia tense itch and burning of simpla skla rmabes, ec-ismt and similar skin and aealp irrita- LfcE.rlslJ Phone JVoJtas from 97 Mill Street, iiospn vojias irvm Pht; LAZASUS SECOND FLOOR tions das exteraanpause. sun vThurxiay.

Requiem Backed bv SS yeg iue im LAZARUS SECOND FLOOR 7-7140 rlh rmfiterv. Summit Hill Marble won't show on skin. Granite Co. .13 Constantine' Wowkanysn, late of N- 3-, from home of aunt, j. Jijr Wartella, 213 Jackson Hisawaf.