The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 10

"1 .1 1 -1 I'm. 1 L-t was i 1 Em -I Tr He 4 ci 17 I r.anucoke, Eatu'- at I jme of 1's mother, Joseph Rogatski. l.e ws a member of St. Stanislaus Church and was employed for several years by Abe's Meat Market, Surviving also are brothers and 1 unerl Home, with Pev. Dr.

Nor. X.Ulll 1 I.jl. 1,. man W. Clemens of first Methodist Church officiating.

Mrs. Stout, a.prominent resident of Nuangola, died on Wednesday (Ml IS SGT. CHESTER URBAN Sgt. Urban Remains To Arrive Wednesday General Dies Adelaide Bonn ell Was Daughter of Early Coal Operator. Miss Adelaide fconnell, of Eliza beth, N.

daughter of the lata aamuel ooiuieu, can; tuoi uy- tor in Wyoming valley, and niece of the late Civil War general, Paul A. Oliver, who lived at Laurel Run, died on Saturday at Chestnut Hill! Miss Bonnell had many friends in Wyoming Valley, having spent many summers at her summer cottage at Laurel Run, near the home of General Oliver. She and her brother, the late Bonnell, were the heirs of Gen. Oliver, who owned a large tract of land extending from Laurel Run Borough to Kresge's on the Pittston Boulevard. Miss Bonnell and her late brother, were donors of the land on which the Oliver School on the East End Boulevard in Bear Creek Township is located, Gen.

Oliver during the Civil War was on the staff of Gen. George G. Meade at Gettysburg; Gen. Burnstde in the Tennessee campaign, and Gen. U.

S. Grant in the Wilderness Campaign. He was one of the two Northern generals designated to receive the side arms of the Confederate officers at the surrender at Appomatox. Gen. Oliver lived at Laurel Run, where he founded the powder mills.

Subsequently Olivers Mills was named after him. Surviving Miss Bonnell are two nephews, Samuel Bonnell; Bay Head, N. and Lincoln Bonnell, New York City. Funeral will be held from her home, 249 West Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. Tuesday at 2:30.

FUNERALS Bom, John L. Callahan, James Corcoran, James Capak, Mrs. Amis Dougher, John Thomas B. Fedish, T5 Joseph Ford, Lewis T. Glenn, James Henrathr, Hugh Hochi Aivln At Jones, -MUs Mary Kowalewski, Mrs.

Alexander Kundla, Pvt. Andrew Kundla, FFC Steve Nesfoda, Mrs. Mary Folakowskl, Mrs. Anna Pissott, Mrs. Elisabeth Shook, Mrs.

Dora Walsh, JTohB makesrooms beautiful and cortif ortable i '1 Laid at Rest Representatives 'of Many Groups Attend Funeral of C. A. Fitzpatrick Funeral of Charles A. Fittznat- rick. 110 East Main Street Plym outh, prominent funeral director and deputy coroner, was held Saturday morning from the home, followed by solemn high mass of requiem in St Vincent's Church.

Officers of the mass wete Rev. John J. King, celebrant; Rev. William" Burke, deaconr J. Higglns, subdeacon.

Miss Bess Foley was soloist Rev. Thomas Monahan sat in the Members of the Knights of Co lumbus Fourth Degree Assembly, in charge 01 ur. jjougnerty. faithful navigator, who attended were: Lavie, Daniel Mc- Tague, Thomas Bryan, Leonard statxewicz, Jonn uugan, josepn Maher and James Vr Brennan, Honorary bearers: Neil Pappert Frank Prltchard, John Hartman, Abram Levy, George Hoff, Arthur H. James, John Dempsey, William Roan, Charles Kuschke, John Daughertyt Frank O'Neill, M.

Gillespie, Patrick Naylis, Patrick J. Driscoll, Samuel Brokenshire, John Rebol. Luzerne County Funeral Directors Association was represented bv these honorary bearers: An thony L. Recupero, A. J.

Kopicki, Hugh B. Hughes, John J. Baloga, ItoSTir Grebey, Fk Piszczek, John Morris, Stanley J. Grontkowski. Kenneth R.

Williams. H. Merritt Hughes, Edwin A. Sites, Thomas E. Owens and Clem S.

Szymaszek. Active bearers: Peter Reilly, Vincent Kennedy, Edward Kon-drak, Alex Zake, Bernard Ryan, I. J. Hosey. Burial was in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. MRS. AMBROSE CAREY Mrs. Ambrose Carey, 38, a former resident of Wilkes-Barre, died Saturday at her home, 14 Van Wagoner Avenue, Clifton, N. after an illness.

She moved there 10 years ago. She was the daughter of the late Alec and Nellie Flaherty Walsh. Surviving are her husband, Ambrose; daughter, Rita; sisters, Mrs. William Garman, Van Nuys, Mrs. John Wallace, Troy, N.

brother, Paul Beck, Wilkes-Barre. She was a member of St. Philip's Church, Clifton. Funeral will be held from M. J.

McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, Wednesday at 9, with requiem mass at 9:30 at St. Aloysius' Church. Interment in St Mary's Cemetery, Hanover. MRS. ANNA CHESKO Mrs.

Anna (Cieczka) Chesko died on Saturday at her home, 321 Garfield Street, Nanticoke, of general debility. A native of Poland, she came to this country when a young woman. She resided in Honey Pot 63 years. She Was a member of St. Stanislaus Church.

Surviving are daughters: Mrs. Anna Shon, Mrs. Pauline Dobro-wolskl, Mrs. Stanley Konopinski and Mrs. Josephine Kolodzieiczak, of Nanticoke; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchUdren AMBROSE M' ANDREW Ambrose McAndrew, 50, of 518 North Main Street, died on Saturday morning at the home of his sister, Mrs.

John Terhune, Brooklyn. He was born in Plains Township, son of the late James and Margaret Lewis Walsh McAndrew. He was a former employe of Woodlawn Dairy and Luzerne-An-thracite Company. He resided for a time at 519 Walnut Street, Luzerne. Alsp surviving are his widow, the former Marie Schray; daugh- tana MawiA an I fttlvA of ViAmA Mrs.

Al Shutta, Washington; sis ters, Mrs. Gertrude shertdan, Kingston; Mrs. Nell Marinos, Wyoming; brothers, John, Wapwaflo- mine: William. Wilkes-Barre. unerai win be, neia trom the 1 M.

J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 416 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, Tuesday at 8:30, with requiem mass, at 9 in Sacred Heart Church, Luzerne. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Plains. 8TEPHEN HARCHARIK Stephen Harcharlk, 43, of 93 East Kirmar Avenue, Alden Sta Many friends and associates at- tended the funeral of John A. Thomas from the home, 68 Main Street, Kingston, Saturday after- noon.

Mr. 1 nomas was a reurea mine rescue and safety worker' and was well known in Eisteddfod circles. Rev. -John Wetzel of -Edwards Memorial Church, Edwardsville, officiated, assisted by Rev: Dr. George M.

BelL retired Methodist Mrs. Burton Hankey was jwtstaYiiiavifat fctr Hire flanvtra Youhon. Interment was Forty Fort Cemetery. Flower William Sink, William Harlow, Honorary bearers: Carl Miller, Thomas Mundry, Morgan Beech, Thomas Doughton, Victor Lewis and Ralph Morgan. Bearers: Stephen Lewis, Luifdy Abram Daniels, William Martin, Norman Becker and John Mould.

ANDREW KRESCANKO 7 Andrew Krescanko, 2u Wilson Street, Larksville, died yesterday at the home of his son Michael, 156 State Street, following art Illness. He was born in Austria and came to this country 50 years ago. He settled on the West Side, Deceased was a member of St. Anthony's Church. Larksville.

and its Holy Name Society. are tnese cnuaren: Mrs. John J. Bogdon, Michael, Larksville: Aenes and Anna, at Mrs. John Holko.

Edwards Michael Watlock, of Chester; Mrs. Robert Stover, Washington: slx grandchildren: one sister, Mrs. Stephen Klimack, Leavenworth, Kan. MRS. GEORGE CHOPKO Mrs.

Georee Chopko. 50. of 45 Chestnut Street, died Saturday at General Hospital. The former Helen Polachek, she was born in the North End of the city where she resided her entire life. Deceased was a member of Sacred Heart Slovak Church, North Main Street, and the First Catholic Slovak Ladles Union Branch 172.

Surviving are her husband George: sons, 3 Swoyervllle; Joseph at home; brother, Stephen, at home; granddaughter. Funeral win oe neia irom tne home Wednesday at 9 with re quiem mass at In Sacred Heart Church. Interment In parish cemetery, Dallas. 1 MRS. CATHERINE MIKlTA" Mrs.

Catherine MUtita. 5 Freder ick Street, Ashley, died Saturday Sawr c-Sto ls cou ntrf 35' ffj PfflZ at General Hospital. Born in Kus years ago and took up residence in Ashley. Her first Peter Ruskavich, died In 1938. Is survived by her husband, Alex Mlkita; children, John and Victor Ruskavich, Woodbridge, N.

Mrs, Jack Maimone, New City; Alexander Ruskavich, Linden, N. Mrs. Norman Ranger, Bronx; Peter Ruskavich, Lew-Isburg; 14 grandohildren. Funeral will be held from the home Tuesday at 9, divine liturgy at 9:30 In St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, of which she was a member.

Interment will be in Maple Hill Cemetery. There' Definite Satisfaction To CREMATION A method that completely relieves the survivors of the 'shudder and pathos that grips one when thoughts of the. grave come to mind. By a process much like evaporation the body is reduced through CREMATION to cremains. A request will bring ypu an interesting Jllustrated' booklet.

MAPLE HILL CREMATORY St. Harr'S Road, WUkeo-Barre Frank DeMuth. 58, of 200 New! Hancock Street, foreman for fJLer rith Chapman and Scott Corpora- tion, the firm building the Veterans, Hospital on East, End Boulevard, died Saturday morning lit his home from a heart attack suffered several days before while on the Job. Born in Buffalo. Mr.

DeMuth. came to Wilkes-Barre about one year ago. He was a member of Holy Saviour Church. Surviving are his widow. Estelle: daughters, Margaret, at home; Mrs.

J. E. OWlett. Washington: son. John, Flushing, N.

Mrs. J. K. Wellsh, Akron, N. Mrs.

H. J. New Jersey. Remains were -viewed at-MJ. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 Maj OA ICi wiuuii vinous were shipped to Buffalo for burial.

Reaulem mass will be celebrated in si. 1 nerese unurcn, tjuuaio, Interment in parish cemetery. I DARIUS DAVENPORT Darius Davennort. 59. died yes terday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Joseptn tiensiey, 122 Butler Street, Forty fort, following a year's illness. He was born in Sweet Valley, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. James N. Davenport, and lived in Forty Fort last 20 years.

Bafore that he resided in waymart ana Jfarsons. Deceased was employed at Hotel Sterling for Several years before becoming ill and prior to that worked at No. 5 Colliery, of Hudson Coal Company. He was a memoer ot unnsuan Church of Sweet Valley. His wife Maude, died in 1921 He is survived by Mrs.

Hensley ar two grandchildren Funeral will be held from" the home Wednesday at 2 with interment in Sweet Valley Cemetery. THOMAslFi IRWIN Thomas F. Irwin. 24. formerly of North Wilkes-Barre, died yes terday afternoon at the home 01 his father, Joseph Irwin, New-burgh, N.

Y. He left Wilkes-Barre when six years old, but was a frequent visitor here at the home of his aunts, the Misses Stafford, 199 North Franklin Street. His mother was the former Alice Stafford who died March 26, 1946. He is also survived by two sisters Mrs. William Galati, New-burgh; Betty, at home, one brother, James at home.

He -served in the Navy four years as a pharmacist's mate, having been stationed at Panama Canal Zone. After his discharge, he attended Kingston High School where he received his diploma. He was enrolled in the embalm-Ine school at University of Syr acuse at the time of his death; Funeral will be held from M. J. McLauehlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, Tuesday at 9 with mass at 9:30 at St.

Mary Church Interment in St. Mary Cemetery, Hanover, SIMON ZWICK Simon Zwick, who conducted a shoe and clothing business at 287 East Market Street for 50 years, died yesterday morning at 2 at Brooklyn, N. where he had been living six years. A native of Russia, he came to this country at 15 years and lived in Wilkes-Barre until his retirement. He Is survived by his wife by a second marriage; children, Harry and Mose, Wilkes-Barre; Louis, Detroit; one grandchild; three great grandchildren: sister, Mrs.

Harry Fainberg, Wilkes-Barre. Funeral will be held from the funeral home, 348 South River Street, this afternoon at 2 with Interment in Darling Street Jewish Cemetery. Rabbi I. M. Davidson and Cantor Aaron Horowitz will officiate.

WILLIAM GREEN William Green, 59, formerly of Plains, died Saturday at George Washington University Hospital, Arlington, Va. Born in Miners Mills, he resided most of his life in Eight years ago he moved to Washington when he was given a job as construction in spector for the government. Surviving are his widow, the former Jean Davis, Plains; son, Harold, Binghamton; daughter, Mrs. Leslie Parks, long Island; brother, Harry, Washington; sister, Mrs. Byron Kester, Demunds.

Funeral will be held from J. S. Miller Funeral Home. 8 North Main Street, Plains, Tuesday at 2,1 wun nev. uuane uoinns ot Doug Interment in Odd Fellows Cemetery.

Pittston Friends may call this afternoon and evening. 1 I AD AM B. YANKOS The Family of the Late MRS. SOPHIE MAZTJB Mary Street, Buttonwood Wishes to thank all who aided during; their bereavement, those who sent mass cards and (lowers and those who loaned automobiles. The Family of the Lata JOHN OULVA8 40 Church Hanover Green Wishes to thank all who aided during 1 bereavement, those who sent mass cards and flowers and those who loaned automobiles.

SERVICE IS0IIER GRAl.AU FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1SH K4-82S South FrankUn 'street Wilkes-Batre HUGH D. HUGHES 1 FUNERAL HOME V. 1044 Wyoming AveM Forty Fort PHONE 7-1742 A''. EMEBBuT HUGHES 'sisters: Mrs. Stella Wyskowski, Nanticoxe; Mrs.

Jonn dimmer, Detroit: Frances. Anthony. Leo, John and Joseph, all of Nanticoke. I Funeral will be held from the funeral home. 22 West Green Street, Nanticoke, Tuesday at 10 r-witn requiem mass at 10:30 in St, I Stanislaus Church.

Interment 4a parish! cemetery. i JOSEPH SYLVANUS JoseDh Sylvanus. 210 Center Avenue, Plymouth, died Saturday nigm at nis nome. ue was a native of Poland and came to this country at an early age. Surviving are his widow, the former.

Cecelia Walchak; children, Joseph, Frances, Helen, at home; Anthonv. of York: sisters. Mrs. John Billnski, Mrs. Julia Zuklia ana Mrs.

victoria Zawatskl, all of and one grandchild. He was a member of St. Mary's Church and ZNP. Lodge. He was employed as a miner at the Gaylord Slope of Kingston Coal Company; FRANCIS HUTCHINSON Francis Hutchinson, a native of 'Pittston, died January 25 at Buf- laio, wnere ne was empioyea oy Lehigh, Valley; Railroad as a passenger trainman on an express train operating between Buffalo and New York.

He married the former Elizabeth Kuschel of Pittston jind moved to Buffalo 20 years ago. He is survived by his widow; a sort, William; four grandchildren and several brothers and sisters, Including Mrs. Dorothy Bender of west uusion. i unerai was field in Buffaloi- FUNERALS MRS. MARY A.

MEEHAN Funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Meehan, 19 Adams Street, was held Saturday from M. J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, followed by solemn high mass of requiem in Blessed Sacrament Church, Miners Mills.

Rev. Francis Kane was celebrant, assisted by Rev. Paul Koval, deacon; Rev. P. A.

Hopkins, subdeacon. Miss Delphlne Mayock was organist and Edward Shovlin soloist. Bearers; Michael Mayock, William McDonald, Philip Marlino, Felix McCabe, John McGarry.and Patrick Walsh. Burial. in Sacred Heart Willi AM H.

ROBINSON Funeral of William H. Robinson was held Saturday from the home, 341 Washington Street, West Pitts-on, with Rev. Walter Eastburn of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment, was in West Pittston Cemetery. INTIMATE KNOWLEDGE Intimate knowledge each and every detail ot funeral procedure, based on half a century of understanding service by McLaughlins to Wyoming Valley families Is a deep source of comfort to those whom we serve.

McLaughlins shoulder the full responsibility for each service, thus assuring a service of dignity and flawless beauty, however moderate the cost. Large Choice of Funeral Prices For guidance, consult this list of 1,000 consecutive adult services, as selected by past patrons: Under $100 S4 $101 to $250 114 $251 to $350 21 $351 to $450 428 $451 to $500 89 Over $500 54 EtUsJBbfaiM: FUNERAL SERVICE 142 S. Wsshingtoa Sty Wilket-krrs PHONE: 1-4M7 414 Wyoming Avenue, KSagstwi PHONfe 7-4141 1 Cemetery. Ec-rcrs: Harold Glaoer, Harry Hyman, EJsI bett, Joseph Call, Frank son. 1 irV.

Gamellia Lamp Remains of Sgt. Chester S. Urban nephew of Mrs. Marcella Miskiel, 13 Pulaski Street, Kingston, will arrive Wednesday night at 6:30 on DL Railroad, Kingston, and be escorted by American Legion Post 395 of Kingston to the home. Sgt.

Urban was born in Kingston June 30, 1920, and attended St. Hedwig's Parochial School. He was a member of St. Hedwig's Church before enlisting in the Army February 7. 1942.

He received his basic training at uamp we. and later trained at Camp Edwards, Mass. He was attached to the Medical Corps, serving in Australia and New Guinea for three years. Death occurred from Dneumnnia at embarkation at Finthhaven, New Guinea, January 25, 1945. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs.

Anthony Gosciewskl, the former Natalie Urban, of Kingston, and three brothers, Stanley, Newark; Edward, Sugar Anthony, at home. Funeral, will be held Saturday at 9 from the home of his aunt, with requiem mass at 9:30 at St. Hedwig's Interment in St. John's Cemetery, Dallas. American Legion Post 395 will accord military rites at the funeral.

OBITtfARY MARTIN L. HAUGHNET Martin Haughney, 68, father of Hugh Haughney, 33 East Walnut Street, Plymouth, died Wednesday in a veterans' hospital at Los Angeles. Deceased whs a resident of Plymouth for many years and moved to the Coast 25 years ago. A veteran of World War 1, he was gassed while serving with the Third Division. He held sev eral citations for meritorious serv ice rendered.

He was also a vet eran of the Spanish-American War. A son, of White House, N. also survives. Funeral was held Saturday in West Los Angeles. MRS.

ELIZABETH JONES Mrs. Elizabeth (Maina) Jones, 94, died suddenly yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, 69 Essex Lane. Deceased was1 born in Wales and came to Wilkes-Barre 65 years ago. She also is survived by two sons, Robert, Wilkes-Barre; Evan, Ashley; 16 grandchildren; 25 greatgrandchildren, She was the oldest member of Bethel Baptist Church.

Arrangements by Luther M. Kniffen. HENRY Henry C. Kleine, 86, died yesterday morning at the home, 42 Prospect Street, following a lingering Illness. He was born In Germany July 19, 1862.

son of the late Franz and Wilhelmina Hiltmann Kleine, and arrived in this country in 1881. He was a member of St. Nicholas' Church and its Holy Name Society. Surviving are his widow, the former Emma Thieman; children, Margaret, Frank, at home; Mrs. Mary Nolan, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.

Horace Adams, Wappinger Falls, 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Kleine shortly would have observed their 65th wedding anniversary. Funeral will be held from the M.

J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street. MRS. LOUISE PEDUTO Mrs. Louise Peduto, 61, of 49 Yale Street, Parsons, died on Saturday morning in General Hospital.

She was a member of St. Dominic's Church. Surviving are these children: Louis and John, at home; Ernest and Joseph, New York City. Her husband, Michael, died four months ago. Funeral will be held from the homo- Wednesday at 9, with requiem mass at 9:30 In St.

Dominic's Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover. MAR LEY FUNERAL HOMES 185 Kidder Sfc. Wilkes-Bam lit 80.

Main Sfc, Lee Park S-7SS1 EIlElsr Floral Hcsa Established 1871 JACK MILLER, Director 8 North Main Street Plalne PRIVATE DISPLAY ROOMS KLEIN FUNERAL HOME "A lit South Washington Street Established US7 The raised camellia motif gives this lamp an air distinction. The handsome column vase in hunter green, gray or wine with white camellia. Matching parchment shade is etched with camellia motif. Overall height, 26." fc r' John L. Bom of 58 Lehigh Street, from Klein Funeral Home, 243 South Washington Street, Monday 10:15.

Requiem mass 10:30 St. Nicholas' Church. Mt. Greenwood Cemetery. James Callahan, formerly of Pitts-ton, body will arrive here Tuesday 3:15 on Lehigh Valley.

Burial In St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. James Corcoran from home of his mother, Mrs. Bridget Corcoran, 610 McAlplne Street, Avoca, Tuesday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St.

Mary's Church. Parish cemetery. Mrs. Anna Capak from 224 Wat-kins Street, Swoyervllle, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Trinity Church.

Parish cemetery. John Dougher, formerly of Hughes-town," from funeral home, 4 Kennedy Street, Pittston, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. John the Baptist Church. Parish cemetery.

Thomas B. Durkln from home of sister, Mrs. Joseph M. Ryan, 12 Susquehanna Avenue, Forty Fort, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Name Church, Swoyervllle.

St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. T5 Joseph Fedish, son of. Mr. and "Mrs.

Harry Fedish, 885 North Main Street, at National Cemetery, Gettysburg, Tuesday at 2 p. m. Lewis T. Ford from funeral home, 270 East Main Street Nanticoke, Monday 2, Rev. Allan Mada of First Baptist Church officiating.

Hanover Green Cemetery. James Glenn from 8 James Street, Pittston, Monday Requiem mass 10:30 St. John's Church. Parish cemetery. Hugh Henrathy of 313 Barney Street, from M.

J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Aloysius Church. St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Alvln A. Hoch from home at Hobble, Monday 1:30. Services 2 St. James' Lutheran Church.

Parish cemetery. Miss Mary E. Jones, Lee Park, from Harold C. Snowdon Hne for Funerals, 64 North FranSlinStreet, Tuesday 11. Memorial Shrine Cemetery.

Friends may call tonight. Mrs. Alexander Kowalewski from home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, 23 Jay Street, Swoyervllle, Tuesday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Hedwig's Church. Holy Trinity Cemetery, Swoyervllle. Pvt. Andrew Kundla and PFC Steve Kundla, sons of Mrs.

Anna G. Kundla, 226 Smith Street, Dupont, at Gettysburg National Cemetery, February 3 at 10 a. m. Mrs. Mary Nesgoda 'from home at Madisonvllle, Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Catherine's Church, Moscow. Parish cemetery. Mrs. Anna Polakowskl from home, Shickshlnny, RD 3, Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Mary's Church, Mocanaqua, St Mary's Cemetery, Wyoming. Mrs. Elizabeth Plssott of 49 Henry Street, from Klein Funeral Home, 243 South Washington Street Monday 9:15. Requiem mass 9:30 St.

Nicholas' Church. Parish cemetery, Shavertown. Mr Dora Shook from home at Noxen, Monday 2, Rev. James Hubert and Rev. Henry Kraft officiating.

Orcutt's Cemetery. John J. Walsh of 316 Prospect Street Scranton, from a funeral home on Adams Avenue, Scranton, Monday, 8:30., Requiem mass 9 Nativity Church. St John's Cem tary. Pittston.

tlon. died wsterdav morninsr ntl'ass fresnyterian Church ofneiat- i illliiipiiillsiif tllllllr Geisinger Memorial Hospital, Dan- vllle. folio win ea brief illness He was born in Glen Lyon and resided in Alden nine 'months. He was employed as a shovel runner for Biscontini and Sons Coal Company, Nanticoke. Deceased was a member of St.

Dennis Church, Glen Lyon. Surviving are his widow, the former Jean Williams, Alden; daughter, Ina Claire, at home; parents, Mr. and frs. John Harcharlk, Glen Lyon; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Mary Kotulak, Nanticoke; Mrs.

Bertha Gavrish, Mrs. Kazukietas, John, Albert, Edward, Emma and Joseph, all of Glen Lyon; three nieces. Funeral will be held Thursday at 8:30 from the home with mass at 9:30 at St. Dennis Church. Interment in St John's the Baptist Slovak Cemetery, Glen Lyon.

DAVID' DAVIES Funeral Director 4S2 East Market Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PHONE 8-1206 DOaon-HUGHES FUNERAL HOME 892 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston PHONE 7-S986 mtm U. S. Fredrick Sens 1 -Ine. Funeral Homes Phone 617 Carey Ave, M788 1188 Wyo.

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Paul Hanson Lamp a EDWARD EDWARDS the Family of the Late JOHN A. THOMAS Mstta Kingston Wishes to thank all those who Minted ia their recent bereavement, also those who eat flowers and loaned cars. 1 WJyERALSERVICK LUTHER q. KiSIFFEN FUNERAL HOME 4S5 Booth Main Street iViikes-Barre 7 STw IsWSu) Aveooe Listen C-wiitg Wyotnlpf Valley 1 1 $40 Suits. $32 $45 Suits r.

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