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Ten WILtfES-BARRE RECORD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22; 1947 Swdyerville Man MrMary Cavanaugh BERNARD DEUTSCII Funeral of Bernard Deutsch was Retired Mail Rummagy Sale Arranged Ruth G. Edwards, Worthy Custave J. Iluber, 93, -Dies at West Pittston Death Claims Michael Bowen Aima Naugle, Principal, Dies held Saturday from the home of his daughter. Mrs. John Krankota, 229 Penn Street Lee Park, fol-lowerLby solemn hieh masa at St.

Aiuyuua -vnurcn. Kev. A. F. MorWwas lebranti Aiste'd by Rev.

Thomas P. Monahan, dea con; and ev. Martin J. Dacey, sub deaconf Miss Virginia Toole was Organist and Miss Vlririnia Morgan, soloist Interment was in St Mary's Cemetery, Hanover, where Rev. Father Dacey pronounced bener diction.

Bearers: Abel" Tasco, Edward Fox, Glenn ScovelL Adolph Pietro- i- Ilead of High School at State College Succumbs on. Visit to West Coast Miss Anna M. Naugle, 48, of Creek, principal of State College High School for the last six years and supervisor of student I teachers at Pennsylvania State College In the borough high school, aiea Friday afternoon at the era! Hospital, Everett Washington She left on' July 19 for a trip to the West Coast and was taken 1 ill in Washington shortly after she Listen to "The Isaac Long Show" this morning 10:30 --Station WILK arrived there. A graduate of Lehman Township High School, Miss Naugle returned to teach there for several years after graduating from Bloomsburg State Teachers College. She then joined the faculty of the State College High School, where she worked up to the position of high school principal.

In addition to supervising student teachers, she also served as a demonstration teacher at Penn State for ive summer terms. Deceased received her BS and MA degrees at Columbia University. She was a member of Pi Lambda Theta Fraternity and American-Association of University Women. She was also a member of Maple Grove Methodist Church. se.

While attending Columbia University, she went and visited nearly all the European, countries. On July 19 she left on a visit to the West Coast where she was taken ill shortly after arriving in Washington. Remains will be shipped to Wilkes-Barre, arriving here Tuesday afternoon or evening. Funeral will be held from the home of her slsterrMrs. WiUard CorneU, Pikes Creek, -Thursdays af ternoon at 2 DST with further services at in Maple Grove Methodist Church.

Rev. Joseph Fiske will officiate. Interment in MaplftGrove Ceme- Surviving are a brother, William, Pikes Creek; sister, Mrs. Cornell. 1 GoMets and JpMsS Sherbets.

Matron of Wilkes-Barre. Chapter. 90, OES, has announced? the chap' ter will sponsor a rummage sale at the Dukas Building, 451 Main September 25, 26 and 27. Persons wishing to donate articles may call Mrs. Frances Ives.

119 North Gates Street, Kingston; Mrs. Ethel Goode, 19 East North Street; Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, 534 North Main Street or Mrs. Pearl Trexler, 334. Norton street ski, Donald Swartwood, Larkln.

si yo.i.1 Third Floor it ii --sr tii isi i muv i Salad Plates Cream and Sugar 1.50 fe Custave John Huber. 93. of 116 warren street, West Pittston, died Saturday at 8 at Pittston Hospial where he had been a pa' ient since Sentember 8. Born in Pittston August 21, 1854, he lived in the Pittston area all his Deceased was a blacksmith by trade and worked until 83, when old age forced him to retire. His wife, the former Mary FranU of "Pittston, preceded him in death eight years ago.

Deceased was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Wood Street, Pittston, and served on the church council. He was also a member, of Pittston IOOF Lodge. Surviving are a son, Charles, of DeLand. and a daughter.

Miss La vena, at home. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 2:30 at the home, with Rev. Carl Goette, of St John's Church, officiating. Interment will be in West Pittston Cemetery. ran, Foreman; Dies Wilkes-Barre Railway Vet- eran to Be Buried Tuesday Afternoon Harry Curran.

58. of 28 Holland Street painter foreman for Wilkes-Barre Railway Corporation, died Saturday morning at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital to where he was removed. September 11. A life resident' of Wilkes-Barre. deceased worked 37 years for the railway corporation.

He was a veteran of World War 1. and served 18 -months overseas as a sergeant in (the 491st Aerial Squadron. He was a member of Parrlsh Street Methodist Church. King Hiram Lodge. Free and Accented Masons, and Wyoming Post vet erans 01 oreign wars.

Surviving are his widow, the former Lillian Brady of Kingston; children, Mrs. Nathan Rosenbaum, Wilkes-Barre; Rita and Girard Curran, at home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Curran, Wilkes-Barre; brother, John, Wilkes-Barre; sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Francis.

Ed- wardsville; Mrs. Ada Curran and Mrs. Marian Wilkes-Barre. Funeral will be held from Luther M. Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main -Street, Tuesday at 2 with Rev.

William B. Gritman officiating. rneno.8 may view remains today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10. MBS. HELENlIENDr5tSON Mrs.

Helen W. Henderson. (50. of west nawnee Avenue, riym-outh, wife of School Director Charles Henderson, died Saturday afternoon at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital where smv-wfis" admitted on Monday. A native of Plymouth, she was the daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Weir. She spent her entire life in Plymouth where she was a member of First Methodist cnurcn. Surviving are children. Mrs.

Warren B. Grover, PeckvilleJ Tars. Ralph W. James, Plymouth; a grandchild, Charles R. James; and a Drotner, nomas weir.

Funeral Iwill be held from the home Tuesday at 2 EST with Chester Harris of iciaung. Interment in Edge Hill Cemetery. Arrangements, by S. Frederick and Sons. BYRON GIRVIN 4v Byron J.

Girvin 72, died at his home in Lovelton Saturday after noon at 4. He naa uvea an his life in Wyoming County. He was born on March 10. 1875. the son of Charles and Camilla Allen Glrvla, He was a member of Tunkhannock Of Odd Fellows Surviving are Ills wife, Linda Woodruff ancU a niece, Gertrude Shipman of Waverly, N.

Y. The, funeral will be held On Tuesday at 2 at Lovelton Union Church, Burial In Lovelton Ceme tery. Rev. Vohn" eromoton of Me- hoopany will preside. MRS.

LEON ROOF Mrs. Leon Roof, 21. died at her home on Grant Street Shlck-' shinny, Thursday morning follow ing an uiness. Mrs. Roof Is survived by a 5-month-old daughter, her parents, Lawrence Wlnans of Berwick and Mrs.

Mary Winans of Shlckshinny; one sister, Mrs. Er-vin Bloom, of Hurflock Creek; iour Drotners, Lawrence, jrM Ken- netn ana uonaia, au or snick-shinny, and Richard Winans, of Rayburn. Also two half -sisters, Grace and Ada Winans, of Ber- W1CK. Funeral services were held yes terday afternoon at 2 from the funeral home 59 West Union Street, Shlckshinny. Rev.

F. Birdsall, pastor of the Shlckshinny Protestant Church, officiated. Interment was in Bloomlngdale Cemetery. -v. narrvLur Active Democrat Served as Jury Cotnmisioner 'and Sheriffs Clerk Michael IL Bowen, 80, former jury commissioner and former resident of 242 East Northampton died at a convalescent home in Scrantort yesterday afternoon at 5:30 following a lingering illness.

He was born in Lynn. and came to Wilkes-Barre when a young man. In his younger days he -was well known as a sprinter ana 100c racer, or some years he operated a hotel on South Main Street and was active in the af fairs of the Democratic Party. He was nominated as Democratic City Commissioner in 1920 ana later was chief deputy in the sheriff's office under Sheriff jeorge buss. He served for a while as jury commissioner.

During prohibition he was employed as enforcement officer for S. Government and later was employed by Pennsylvania Employments service, tie reurea eignt years ago. His wife, the former' Hattie Waters, died on March 11. 1939. Surviving are several nieces and nephews, among whom is Miss Ella Gallagher of Lynn, Mass.

Funeral will be held from Mc Laughlin- residence, 170 South Kiver street. MRS. AN ASTASIA DUNN Mrs. Anastasia O'Bovle Dunn. died Saturday night at her home.

loa searie street, Pittston. A life-i long resident of Pittston, Mrs. Dunn was the daughter of the inn tr rosinanr rt wri ircrnn sui asi late' Mr. and Mrs. John O'Bovle.

early residents. She was an aunt of Rev. George Casey of St. Philomena's Church. Hawley, and Rev.

John Casey, of St. Mary's Immaculate Chunch of -Wilkes-Barre. Deceased was a member of Blessed Sacrement Church, Hughes- town, ana its societies.1 Survtvlne are these children Mrs. Maurice Conoverl Canajo- harie. N.

Mrs. Lawrence Nicholas, Amsterdam, N. Mrs. John Lynch, Niagara Falls; Mrs, Jerome Gaughan, Pittston'; Thomas and Eugene, Niagara Falls; Grace and Edward, at home; brothers, Thomas O'Boyle, Wilkes Bar re; James O'Boyle, Charleston, W. sis ters, Mary Casey and Mrs.

William mihrirf Plttsfnn- Mra Bridget Dunn, New York; and 14 grandchildren. Funeral will be held from the home Wednesday at 9 with mass in Blessed Sacrament Church at 9:30. Interment In St' John's Cemetery. MRS. STEFANIA KULAKOWSKI Mrs.

Stefania (Mlsarko) Kula-kowskl, 9 Cherry Street Kingston, died 'yesterday morning at her home following a short illness. Born Jn Poland, she came to this country 46 years ago. She resided Deceased was a charter member! of St Hedwlg's Church and vari ous church organizations. Surviving are; her husband Wil liams; children, Mrs. Joseph Wot-noskl, William, Jr, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.

Richard Brobst Allen town: Mrs. Gus Snyder, Larksville: Stanley, Edwardsvllle; Edmund, Stu dent at University of West'Vir. ginla where he Is a member of the loot hau team: 14 grandchildren: sister, Mrs. Joseph Federovich, jvingsion, MRS. ARUNE YOUNG Mrs.

Arline M. Youne. 49. of fi Helfrick Court' died last nieht at 7:25 at Mercy Hospital following illness of several months. She was born in Wilkes-Barre, daughter of the.

late William and Margaret jones. attenaea Bethel Bap- Survivine are her husband. Harry, T. Young; daughter Doris. at home; son, Sgt William T.

young, stationed with U. S. Army at Harrisburg. Funeral will be held from Lother M. Kniffen Funeral Home.

465 South Main Street, Wednesday at interment in city cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 4 to 6 and 7 to 10. MRS, MARY GRIFFITH Mrs. Mary Durkin Griffith. 63.

formerly of Parsons, died Saturday, at her home, 312 East Broad Street Bethlehem. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ttfalachi iDurkin, early Wyoming Valley settlers, she resided in Bethlehem 30 years. She was a member of St Ann's Church, Bethlehem.

burviving are a daughter Mary, at home: sisters.1 Mrs. Anna Kellv. Dana Street; Miss Julia Durkin, RN, Wilkes-Barre; Miss Durkin, member of Coughlin High School faculty; 'and brother, Charles J. Durkin, Detroit. uneral and burial will be held lrt Bethlehem.

set I OBITUARY ISADORE KROTOSKY Isadore Krotosky, 87, Scran ton's oldest clothier, Saturday at his home. A native of Cleveland, he was associated in the clothing business for more than 60 years with his brother, William Krotosky. The business was established by their father Simon. In 1860. FUNERALS Babushka, William Breese, 'Daniel t.

Breslnski, Mrs. Josephine Bnkotkl, Joseph Cbiampl. Vincent UardiiOU, Mra, Mary, Harris, Fred Hereon, Thomas Hoiran; Mra, Bridget Hick, Fred Jenkins, James Jones, urs. George Sr, Kavalauskas, Simon Krause, Mrs. Clara Mackln, Edward J.

Nagle, Mrs. Minnie Prokop, Thomas Frank Bhekletskl, Mrs. Mary Walsh, James Walters, Mrs. Grace Zalewskl, Mrs, John Zig-moad, Frank Cape Cod Pattern Found Dead in Bed Harrv Sax. 75.

who lived alone at 412 Main Street' Swoyerville, dead in bed yesterday m6rnlng at 10:20 by a neighbor, Frank Brozowski, who lived on the second floor. Apparently in good health when ne retirea saturaay, nignt, ml sax HIa1 mnm time riurlntr the nlirht Deputy. Coroner Hugh B. Hughes. said aeatn was eiiriouiea to i heart attack.

---r' OUly survivor is a brother-in- law. James Terry. Swoyerville. Funeral will be held from Hugh B. Huarhes Funeral Home.

1044 Wyoming Avenue, Forty Tuesday at interment in Evergreen Cemetery. METRO BUKKO Funeral of Metro Burko. 48 Brookside Street was held Satur day morning with mass being read in SS Peter and Paul's Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church by Rev. Michael Oleksiw. Interment was in parish cemetery.

Plains. Bearers: Seman Turchik. Wasil Krementis, Theodore uasaran, jo-senh Pozda, Michael and' Jphn 1X0. ANGELO VOLPETTI Funeral of Angelo Volpettl was held Saturday from a- funeral home, 55 South Main Street, Pitts- Wilt mvil A kv isoAawa uivw of Italian Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment was in Italian Independent Cemetery, West Wyoming.

Bearers: Georee Volpettl. Ste- pnen voipetu, nicnoias voipetti, all nephews; James Sheridan Martin McDonald, Fred uaiasso. SAMUEL GRA5IACKI Funeral of "Samuel Gramacki was held Saturday morning from Bednarskl iFuneral Home, ,170 Wyoming Avenue: Wyoming. lowed by requiem mass in St. Jo seph's Church.

Wyominsr. Rev. Ed ward ManiKowski was celebrant Interment was in parish cemetery where tiev. iuiwara Krushinskl pronounced benediction. Bearers: Walter Trushowskl, Adam Lulewlcz, Adam Marshall, John Zuba, Andrew Gerula and John Wonchala.

MRS. EMILY PRISiT Funeral of Mrs. Emily Prlsk was held Saturday from the home, 335 Palmer Street, Plymouth, with Kev. Harold Hatten, or First Primitive Methodist Church officiatlne. Interment was' in Oaklawn Cemetery.

Bearers Willard Stacy, George Spare, Albert Spare, Harry Spare, Miner Shaw and -'Harold Brooks. HERMAN EciumSTEIN Herman Eckenstein, 58 Chester Street, was buried Saturday after noon in Memorial Shrine after services were conducted at the home by Rev, Carl J. Schindler, pastor of St Paul's Lutheran Church. Bearers: Harry Voelker. Henrv Whipple, David Lennon, Harry Eckenstein, William and Stewart wnite.

i Arrangements by Kniffen. GEORGE GAMTtOT Funeral of Georee Gamrot was held Saturday from 109 Huehes ptreet iuzerne, ionowea ny nign mass or requiem in st. Mary's Greek Catholic Church. Kingston. of which Rev.

Emil Semetkovsky, pastor, was ceieDrant. interment was in parish cemetery. -Bearers: William Bvelick. An drew Hocko. John Kachmar, Paul Gochmanovsky, JoaqulmvZivodsky, Joseph Kachmar.

WILLIAM LTtUE Funeral of William LaRue. 53 Oak Street, was; held Saturday afternoon from a funeral home. 530 West Main Street Plymouth, with Rev. Harold Hatton, pastor of First' Primitive Methodist Church, officiating. Flower, carriers, nieces and nephews' of deceased, were Alberta and Mary Tinham, Delores, Edith ana awara uyoncK.

Bearers: Bernard Strakalitls, Robert Palcanias, Eugene Kennedy, George, Joseph and Thomas Payne. Interment was in Marie am cemetery, Asniey. DR. JOHN W. Funeral of Tft.

John W. Cress- ler, 87 -Hanover. Street, was held Saturday afternoon from M. J. McLaughlin Funeral Home.

142 South Washington Street Rev. W. Herbert Sugden, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment was in Holr lenback Cemetery. Members of Mercy Hospital staff served as honorary Active bearers: A E.

Thomas Day, Lewis Jones, John Hughes, John B. Catzin, Earl Richards and Charles W. Rohme. IMPERISHABLE The memory of a fu-: neral "service is 'an imperishable thing so we devote our, selves to the of making every service of unmarred beauty, that the memory may be a lovelv one to be treasured down the Large Choice of Funeral Price For guidance, consults tnls list of 1,000 con seeutlvt adult services, as selected by past Under fltlo JJ S101 te t2S9 ll $251 to ps $351 to ......421 $451 to 1500 Over 1500 51 FUNERAL SERVICE 142 S. Wath'MigfM St, Wilkv-(T.

PHONE: 1-457 414 Wymwf Avtmte, Kigtfe SSM.M Dies at Heights Home Mrs. Mary Cavanaush. 81. the former Lillie Rutz, died yesterday morning at her homsv 165 South Grant Street following a few weeks' illness. Deceased was a prominent -resident of Heights lived there almost her entire life.

She was the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Cramer Surviving are these children: Jack, Brooklyn; Mrs, George Lee-bolt St Louis. Cvril Washington; Sister Mary Rosemary of Immaculate Heart Order, stationed at Oystgr Bay, N. 43er-trude, at home; George, Scranton; brother.v William Rutz, Wilkes-Barre; nephew, Ambrose Rutz. Kingston. A' daughter, Sister Mary-Edith, also of the Immaculate Heart Order, died at Pittston in .1918.

-Mrs. Cavanaugh was member of at Marys Church of Immacu late Conception; its Altar and Rosary Society, Third Order of St. Francis of St Nicholas Church; Ladies Auxiliary to Railway Con- auciors. -Her husband, John Cavanaugh, a railroad conductor for Lehigh vaney rtaiiroad, died Apru 24, 1928. Funeral will be held from M.

J. Mrljlllffhlin lTnnaral Unma 1d9 South Washington Street Tuesday at 10. with mass in St Mary's Church at 10:30. Interment in St Map's Cemetery, Hanover. Patrick J.

Cannon Dies at Kingston Patrick J. Cannon. 185 South Maple Avenue, Kingston, head machinist for DL A Railroad and employe of that com rianv 30 years, died Saturday afternoon at his home after- an illness. He re- tired a year ago. A native of Can non mbved to Wilkes-Barre when a boy.

He lived in theNorth End until 13 years ago, when he moved to the West Side. He was a meny ber of St. Ignatius Church and its Holy Name Society and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary children, Mrs. Clifford Mill, Canal Zone; Mrs: Martin Gallagher, Kingston John, at home; three grandchildren; sisters jmd brothers, Mrs.

Mary Patton, Thomas and Joseph Cannon, Wilkes-Barre; Cornelius, Charles and Rose Cannon, Beach Lake. Funeral will be held from the home Tuesday at 9 with mass at 9:30. In St. Ignalius Church. In terment in Bt Mary cemetery, Hanover; Arrangements by M- J.

McLaughlin. MRS. MARY DEIBRL Mrs, Mary Ktodd DelbeL 78. died yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at, her home, 371 South, Main Street. 1' a She was a life-Ions; resident of Wilkes-Barre, and wasA member of St John's Lutheran Church.

Surviving' are her husband. Christian a sister, Mrs. Thomas Worth, and a brother Franklin Kropp, both of Wilkes-Barre; two grandsons, Russell and Grebe, and two. great grandchildren. Funeral will be held from Luther Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street.

Wednesday at 2 with Rev. Francis R. Edwards of Sr. John's Lutheran Church offi ciating, interment in Hollenback Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral nome 1 uesaay irom to iu.

MRS. MARY HUDAK Mrs. Mary (Hudock) Hudak. 714 North Washington Street died Saturday from a heart attacK. sne resided in North Wilkes-Barre: 59 years.

Deceased was a member of Sacred Heart Slovak Church, its Altar and Rosary Society and Third Order or st, Francis. uer nusoana Andrew died seven years ago. They observed their golden wedding-anniversary-nine years ago. surviving are tnese children: Mrs. John Palenchar.

Nantlcoke: Sister Mary Andrew, SS Cyril and Methodius Convent, Mlddletown; John, Mrs. Joseph Tomiscak, Leo, Andrew and Mrs. Jacob Paul, Wilkes-Barre; 1 Ambrose, Detroit; Cyril, at home; brother. Joseph Faikovsky, Wilkes-Barre; 30 grandchildren and nine great granacnuoren, Funeral will held from the home Wednesday at 9 with re quiem mass at 9:30 In Sacred Heart Church. Interment In parish cemetery, Dallas.

Kilter Fcssral Worn EetafaUatied 171 JACK MILLER, Director I North Main Street, Plains PRIVATE DISPLAY ROOMS RMEKRUT HOfiBK Uahsr IIcr.3 US North Maple Avenue r's5'x Ktagrtoa Serving Wyoming Valley i Since ISM Phone Etagstoa 7-481S Ml UOIIER L' CnAIIAU FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1S74 IZi-tU Houtb' Franklin Street WUkes-Berre 'PEHFECTIONN Uataw lk rvrssii4i ACMS MONUEIT2NT CO. a. w. etS Umf IL, smm twis ra Employe Dies Joseph Williamson Retired From Federal Service 12 Yenrt Ago. Joseph A.

Williamson. 78. re tired Post Office employe and lifelong resident of Wilkes-Barre, died yesterday morning at 5 at ASM S4SVa WIU MOOli UllUUf IUII street roiiowing a long mness. tie started in the service 01 red' eral government in 1893 as a mall carrier out of Wilkes-Barre Post Office under Postmaster Landmes- ser. At the time of his retirement in 1935, he was superintendent of Kingston Post Officer' Mr.

Williamson spent his entire life' in Heights where, he had. a legion of friends. He was son of the late Thomas and. Ellen Wal lace Williams, among the first settlers In the Heights. His father was the first superintendent of old Empire Colliery.

He was an active communicant of St. Mary's Church of Immacu late Conception, a member of Holy Name Society and Council 302. tuugnts ot coiumbus. surviving are his widow, the former Miss Sarah Kelly: children. James Ford Williamson, Pittston; Mrs.

F. W. Price, Kingston; Joseph A. Williamson, Atlan tic city; Frank K. Williamson.

Scranton; Miss Kathleen William son, Chicago; Mrs. E. H. Buss. Chicago; John Roy Williams, weatherly; brothers and sisters.

William, Bernard, Donald, Mrs. John McGulre, Mrs. William! Amesbury, Mrs. William McLaugh lin, Mrs. Joseph McTague, all of wuites-ttarre; uo, Kingston; 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Funeral will be held from M. J. McLaughlin Funeral home, Wed nesday at a with mass at 9:30 in St. Mary's Church. Interment In St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover. JAMES WARD, SR. Tama, 1X7al CI rkt 11 T.J. value, iiuih ail nery Street died yesterday morning at 4:30 following a few days uiness. He was Dorn in Scotland and came to this country as a boy, naving since resided in wiuces Barre.

Deceased was employed bv Le high Valley Company many years and more recently at iiuzerne county warenouse. Surviving 'are these, children Mary, at home; James, Jr, Wilkes-Barre: Edward. Paterson. N. grandson, James Ward, 3rd, Wilkes- tsarre; nieces, Mrs.

William Hutch ins, Baltimore; Mrs. Rose.Pappas, Wilkes-Barre: Mrs. George Kin ney, Tucson, Mrs. Frank Maier, Albuaueraue. N.

M. He was a member of St. John's Evangelist Church and its Holy Name Society. Funeral will be held from' M. J.

McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street. Wednesday at 9 with mass In St. John's Church at 9:30. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, charihT jumper Charles H.

Jumper died last night at 7:30 at his home, 194 First Street Hudson, after an Ill ness" of eight weeks. He 'worked for Hudson Coal Comnanv for 35 years and for the DeWees Strip- puig company, Survivrnc are wlrtnw th former Maude Thomas daughter, jwirs. juaxKaret w. weneos. iNew- ark: two erandchildren: father John Jumper, Dupont; brother, Ray.

Miners Mills. He was a member of Miners Mius congregational Church. runerai win be held from the home Wednesday at 2 with -Rao Robert Chamhsrlaln flffitiatinr Interment in Denison Cemetery. FUNERALS RAYMOND W. MTT.r Funeral of Rnvmnnrl Mlllaf 29 Snowden Street Forty Fort was held Saturday afternoon from nugn a.

Hugnes Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Avenue. Tnrtv fort Rev. Paul KepbeL pastor of dated. rre8Dyxenan -cnurch, om- Wyoming Lodge Free and Accepted services at the grave in Forty Fort Cemetery. Bearers: Arthur Scureman, Peter Parje Tjrnv raw Aivurt Williams, Edward Warner and Clarence Brown.

DORON HUGHES FUNERAL HOME tn Wyoming Avenue' -Kingston Those 7-8984 LUTHER U. KHIFFEH FUNERAL HOME 445 8outh Main Street Wfkkea-Bsvre FUNERAL DIRECTOR 7-10S8 FUNERAL HOME So. Washington St. PfcWiW J-M74 Established 1M7 c. FUNERAL HOME 1444 Wyoming Avenue' Forty Fort rhoea 7-174 U.

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Mary Babushko, 280 Grant Street, Exeter, Tuesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. John's Slovak Church. Pittston. Parish cemetery, Exeter.

Arrangements by Bednarakl. Daniel Breese from Luther M. Knitren -Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, Monday 11. City Ceme- tery. Private Interment.

Mrs. Josephine Brezlnskl from 366 Hoyt Street, Prlngle, Tuesday 8, DST. Requiem mass 830 St. Hedwle's Church. St.

Ignatius Cemetery, Prfn- gle. T. Joseph Bukoskt from 15 Arch Street, den Lyon, Monday 8:30. Re-' qulem mass 9 St. Michael's Church.

St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Vincent Chiampi from home of Philip Cbiampl, Main Street, Mocana-qua, Monday 8:30. Requiem mass 9 st Mary's Church. Interment In Berwick.

Mrs. Mary Gardzalla from fu neral home, 530 West Main Street Plymouth, Monday 9. Requiem mass 930 St. Stephen's Church. Parish cemetery.

Fred Harris from funeral home, 824 Main Road, Hanover Green, Monday 2. Military services. lawn Cemetery. i Thomas Herron from 13 Mary Street Ashley, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:80 St Leo's Church, Ashley.

St Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Town- ship. Mrs. Bridget Hogan from 123 Cornelia Street Pittston, Monday 9, EST. Requiem mass- 8:30 St Mary's Help of Christian Church. Parish tery.

1 Fred Hicks from 22 North Goodwin Avenue, Kingston, Tuesday 2. Mt Greenwood James Jenkins from home of son, James, 9 Dexter Street Lee Park, Monday 2, EST. Edge Hill Arrangements by M. 8. Frede-rick 'and Sons.

Mrs. George H. Jones, Sr, from East End Primitive Church, Monday 2, Rev. Richard E. Owens officiating.

Body wiU lie in state from 1 to Memorial Simon Kavalauskas from funeral 134 Church Street PUtston, Monday 8:30, EST. Requiem mass 9 St Caslmii's ChUrch. Parish cemetery. v-rvH ri-W Mrs. Clara Krause from 47 Prospect Street Nantlcoke, Monday 830.

Solemn high mass of requiem 9 Holy i Trinity Church. Pariah cemetery. i Edward J. Mackin from M. J.

Mc- Laughlia Funeral Home, 418 Wyoming Avenue. Kingston, Monday 9. Requiem mass 8:30 St. Church. BL John's Cemetery, Pitts- tOA.

I Mrs. Minnie Nagle from Homer E. Graham Funeral Home, 824 South FrsnkllrT Street Monday 2. Maple Hill Cemetery. Friends may call today at the funeral home.

Thomas Prokop from 31 Mooslc Street Wyoming, Monday 9. Arrange menu by BednarskU- Frank- Putkowski front 146 West Nobla Street Nantlcoke, Tuesday 8:30. Requiem mass 9 Holy Trinity Church. Parish cemetery. Mrs.

Mary Shekletskl from Main Street Wanamie, Wednesday 8:30. Kequiem mass 9 St Adalbert's Church. Parish cemetery. James P. Walsh from 223 South Main Street Preston, Monday 9.

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