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TXCOKD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1943 Mrs. Catherine Ruth 'Many Attend Fi Funeral Monday Diss Ql C9 fj Retired Civic Expires at Luzerne TUt-m Ihawlna ChnfMnn Tiifti 261 Vaughn Street, Luzerne, died yesterday afternoon at 4 at services tor Josepn wunam, home after a few months' Illness. Deceased was a lifelong resident of Luzerne. She was a member of St Ignatius Church and its soci eties, tne service star Mothers, A i vilt.ru in D.t 00 venxr Ladies Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Lodge 392, A Of Joseph I Uanv Ulanfa lnlifa m4 r.f elates were in attendance at fu- superintendent of Nanticoke District of the Scranton Spring Brook Water Service Company, which were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home, 14 East Union Strt. Nnntirnk Rev- Peter R.

Scholea. pastor of the Primitive Methodist Church, Washington Fire Company and water company officials and employes attended. Honorary bearers were mese 01- ana Keinaeer Herd ll, luiuciatea. mcrawrj vi jwimmw Besides her husband, Warren "Lodge 541, F. kAM; American Ruth, she leaves the foUowlngjon Post CaldweU Cpnsis- tn wMeJ "V1 9hftn M2' tT Mlchael Rlley and A lh- Official Dies William Taylor Served Edwardsville Council and School Board William Taylor, 69, prominent resident and former official of Edwardsville, died suddenly yesterday noon of a heart attack at his home, 43 Rice Avenue, Edwardsville, where he resided with his daughter, Mrs.

Clair Frederick. Mr. Taylor was the father of Wtlbert M. Taylor, member of the news staff of the Wilkes-Barre Record. He had not been ill until he was stricken yesterday morn-Deceased was born in Wales and came to this country as an Infant! with his Darents.

The familv set tled in Edwardsville and Mr. Taylor had resided there since. He was employed by Kingston Coal Company for more than 50 years. After that operation closed he became an employe of Glen Alden Coal Company at Buttonwood Colliery, where he worked until one month ago, when he retired. Mr.

Taylor served several terms on Edwardsville Council and was a member of the borough school board three terms, also serving as president or tnat body. He was a member of English Baptist Church, Eowarasvme, His wife. Mrs. Marv Morris Tav- lor. died Mav 25.

1947. water company in Nanticoke, were Peter Fel Walter Zebrlck, Joseph Guerra, Franklin Williams, Eugene Danoski and Frank Sokolowski I Bearers were memberj of the Wangtonlrmpany. iSa- the grave, in Oaklawn Cemetery. JOSEPH OSOWSKI T. cnuaren: ueorge.

Kingston: Major Warren Ruth, with the U. Army, Houston, Emily, Edward, Donald, all of Baltimore, Mrs. James Little, Staten Island, N. John, Boston; Cath-' erlne, Harold Mrs. 'John Jones, all' at home; also these brothers and sisters.

John Sheridan, Marlssa, New York City; Mrs. Elizabeth Heffernan, Staten Island. Also surviving are grandchildren. Arrangements by Maher. A' ERNEST JONES, SB.

Funeral service, for Ernest todian, were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home, rear 262 East Main Street. Plvmm.th R6v. W. Russell Straw, pastor of the Weish and Rev. J.

Ravmond Walls. nstnr of First Christran Church, off.c.at- Floral tributes were carried bv i James Jones, Robert Thomas, Ami BushWrBoJb0bvPhJonRe7epVtRaCa'ld Jones Jr and Nell Rowe Honorarv "beam Dr C.GTb?erJskieA7fr F. W. Roberts, Henry S. Jones, Harry G.

Davis, Stanley V. Reppy. R.v. Sr. stnlev I James T.

Jenkins, Walter Rosser Richard Shaw, Raymond Luff and i Thomas Oldfleld. Bearers were William Y. Mat Ithew Joseph R. Hooper. Joseph me iunerai 01 jqsepn wsowsni was held from the late home, 58 SSSft wfth terday.

morning, with a requiem KchIoU7ev.g J. Pce! brated, mass at to main titer. i MRS. L. W.

MILLER Heart Attack Claims Joseph Pasquariello Joseph Pasquariello, 408 Main Street, Dupont, died suddenly at hu hnma off am Ann tva lowing a heart attack Deceased was born in Dupont nd resided there 11 his life. He wn emnloved about the mines and i was employed about tne mines ana was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Pi ttston. Surviving are his wife, Rose: two sons, Michael, a student at Philadelphia Coyege of Pharmacy and Peter. at home; two brothers, Louis, Dupont, and Dr.

Patrick, Phlladel- Edward Kane Laid to Rest Judges, County Officials Attend Rites for Court house Employe Edward A. Kane, courthouse em- and member of Plymouth ownshlp School Board, was laid to rest yesterday morning following services at the home, 96 West Main street, Plymouth Township, and a solemn high mass of requiem In St. Vincent's Church, Plymouth. Rev. John King was celebrant of the mass, assisted by Rev.

William J. Burke deacon, and Rev. William J. Hinnfs, subdeacon. Francis McKeown was soloist.

Honorary bearers were seven Judges and many county employes. They were: Superior Court Judge John S. Fine, Judge William A. Valentine, Judge Andrew Hourigan, Judge John J. Aponick, Judge J.

Harold riannery, judge Thomas M. Lewis, Judge Frank L. Plnola, John J. Mc-Devitt and Elmer Nygren. Also Countv Renublican Chair man Olin Evans, County Commissioners Herman C.

Kersteen, Robert Lloyd and John A. Riley: Clerk of Courts Michael A. Yeosock, District Attorney Leon Schwartz, Sheriff Robert Sherrock, County Treasurer Frank T. Horan, Register of Wills John Shlvell. County Controller Dr.

Robert Stroh, Recorder of Deeds 'Ernest James, Prothonotary Henry 'E. Dietrich Harry Williams, John J. Walsh, Harry T. Farrell, John IVowler, Daniel Blaine, Jess.Rut-kowski, John L. Brace.

William Davis, Anthony Zuchoski, Riley Benjamin Rhys. i Attorney E. C. Marianelll, John Cicero, Joseph Drank, Clem Schultz, Edward Mayock, Robert Edgerton, Edward Megmater, Thomas Evans, Oliver Price, William Jones, James Jump, Dr. George Bednarek, Anthony Frank, Thomas Nolan, George Carllas.

Gus Melieonis. Thomas Toole, Frank Delaney, John jDasch, Edward Lipic, Leo Levitskl, Evan Hughes, William Lucchlno, Patsy Acquillina, Fred Grabosky, Frank Wieskerger, Harry Welsh, James Roan, Burton Thomas and iShepard Pierce. Stanley Flglock, Joseph Jones, 'Delbert Kinney, Thomas Tlnshaw, i Thomas Dobson, William Alla-ibaugh, Lonnie Kittle, Evan Humphries, Beecher Wilcox and Harry Pomrinca. Bearers were William Bradley, Andrew Romanick, Robert Knapp and Edward Lore, members of Plymouth Township School Board; also Anthony Franks and Supervising Principal Louis Gawat. Interment was in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. JOSEPH KOSCH The funeral of Joseph Kosch I took place yesterday morning from his home, 62 Noyes Street, Swoy-Jerville, with a requiem mass following in St. Mary's Greek Rite Catholic Church, Kingston. Rev. Emtl Semetkovsky way celebrant, Interment was in Denlson, Cemetery, Forty Fort.

waQaj Interment was in the parish cemeterv. Bearers were Adam John Foerch Found Dead in Hotel Room John Foerch, Sr, 89, was found dead In bed yesterday morning in his room at Hotel Hart, when he resided. His body was discovered by his son, John, and daughter, Mrs. James Hlramatsu, 100 East union Street, who had gone to visit their parent They notified, the hotel clerk, Edward Leach, who called city police. Dr.

Robert S. Strieker, deputy coroner, investigated and said that death was due to a heart attack. Detectives John Dunn and John Martin and Patrolman John Soro-kas responded to the call. Mr. Foerch was born in Wilkes-Barre and resided here all his life.

He was employed as a sheet metal worker by Peter Forve for 40 years until he retired. He was a member of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. Surviving are his son and daughter and one grandson, Ernest Hiramatsu. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 11 from the Harold C.

Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street. Rev. Burke S. Rivers, rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, will officiate.

Interment will be in Hollenback Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon at night. John 6. Hagenbaugh, Ashley, Dies at 85 John B. Hagenbaugh, 85, of 137 attack.

Born In Shickshlnny, Mr. Hagen- Kingston most of his. life, moving to Ashley nine years ago. He was nnnvn uvea in UKes-narre ana memoer oi Ashley Metnooist Church and its Men's Bible Class. Surviving is a daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Grace Hagenbaugh, at home; six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at 1 at the Harold C. Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street. Rev. George C.

Snyder of Ashley Methodist Church wui oniciate. Interment will be In Pine Grove Cemeterv. Shickshlnnv. Friends may can sunaay aner ,1.1,1 A solemn nign mass ui requiem celebrated yesterday morning Marv E. Klein, mother of City Pa trolman Edward Klein, whose fu- neral was held from the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Walter Ma- fuire, 148 North Washington treet. Rev. C. A. Staib was celebrant the mass, assisted by Rev.

Frank P. Mikus, deacon, and Rev. Carl Ulrich, subdeacon. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township Bearers were Harry.

Michael and! Fred Feitusch and Leon Laux. Arrangements by Klein. STANLEY BUTCHER Stanley (Churlik) Butchek was I 1 leaves two sons, Wilbert, Manhattan Street, Ashley, passed Edwardsvine and Alfred yesterday afternoon at 12:30 daie; a daughter, Mrs. Clair Fred-i at his home following a heart Hmielefskl, Louis Kutz, John Ra- cunsas Shlner- Mtx ad LouIGlzara. wroa ANNA WHTTX! OTrttf The funeral of Mrs.

Anna (Woy- tock), Wh'te JJf hS J4 Brogan Street, Miners MIUs. f.u"cc" interment was in rem iuiuu phia; also six sisters, Mrs. Rosenerai wjn be held Tuesday after- wasncaius, uavm ti. Jones, V. 1 i Potoskl and Harrv Williams, in.

keylch officiated. MRS. PHOEBE JANE HESS The funeral ol Mrs. Phoebe Jane Hess, oX Scranton formerly of Wllkes-Barre, will held Monday morning at 10 at the Harold Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street Rev. Mark Kroehler of Myrtle Street Methodist Church, Srcanton, will officiate and Interment will be in Benton Friends may call Sunday afternoon and night.

Plymouth Woman Dies On Way to Hospital Mrs. Anna Price, 69. of 200 Gould Street. Plymouth," died" yes- teidav mornine as sne was beina: taken to General Hospital in the Plymouth Community Ambulance. Deceased suffered a stroKe three days ago at the home of her son-in-law and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kobltsh, with whom she resided. Yesterday morning she suffered a relapse and was taken to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead at 9:55. Rnrn in Plvmouth.

Mrs. Price spent her entire life there. She was a member 01 first Primitive Methodist Church, Plymouth. Her husband, Thomas Price, died in "v'u Williams, Harrison, N. also by grandchildren The funeral will be held from the home Monday afternoon at 2.

Rev. Harold K. Hatton of First PM Church will officiate. Interment will be in Cedar Crest Cemetery. ROBERT E.

JONES Robert E. Jones was laid to rest yesterday morning following serv- tAA. I I Lj 1 "Lc i1," Burial Park, Dallas. Bearers were Stanley Mros, Joseph Kazda, Stan-; ley Wilk, George Gurnick, Michael jenck; also six grandchildren; a brother, Thomas Taylor, Kingston, oiiu oi.iicu, mia, moiiaici Edwards and Mrs. William Gllles- pie, both of Edwardsville.

iiirmjuy wus removea 10 me funeral home, 717 Main Street, fcawarasvuie. irom where the lu noon at 2. Rev. George B. Pickett, pastor of Emmanuel BaDtist Church, will offiicate.

Interment will be In Fern Knoll Burial Park, Dallas. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 10; also Sunday and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. MRS. ROXANNA KELLY 1 1 1 wirs. fvuxanna rveny uieu ai uie home of her brother, Charles was born February 24, 1867 at Forkston, the daughter of the late John and Myra Palmer Rosen- grant.

She was a member of Forkston Methodist Church. Surviving are these daughters: Mrs. Bessie Eldrldge, Ocala, Mrs. Minnie Trowbridge, Tunk-hannock, RD; Mrs. Mary Petrie, Binghamton, N.

Mrs. Lucy Davis, Sayre; Mrs. Anna Petrie, Tunkhannock: also one son, William Preston, Forest City; one brother Charles, Tunkhannock, and two sisters. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 from the funeral home, 64 Bridge Street, Tunkhannock. Rev.

Paul Hul-slander will officiate and interment will be in Laceyville Cemetery. FUNERALS MRS. ANNA YADRNAK The funeral of Mrs. Anna Jednl-nak) Yadrnak was held yesterday morning from the family home, 422 Owen Street. Swoyerville, followed by a requiem mass In Holy Trinity Church.

Rev. Andrew E. Klobuslcky was celebrant. Bearers were Stephen roasKocn, Jr- and Stephen Kruzlik, members of Pennsylvania Slovak Union, Branch 16; George Reggie, Stephen Adam and Frank Fosko. members of the National Slovak Society, Branch 264.

Interment was in the parish cernetery. MICHAEL PETRUSKA I I I 1 1 9 Mother Dies In. L. W. Miller Active in Plains Township Affairs, Many Years Mr L.

W. Miller, 86, i resident Plalnj Township 80 yean. BSMd ftwAV VPcturriav mttamnnn 3 at her 10 North Main jtreet. Plains, following a year's mesa or general aebimy. Mrs.

Miner was born August. 30. B62, daughter of the late Mr. and rs. Philip wmtersteen.

She came i Wllkes-Barre at the are of 5 om Summit Hill and the family hided in this city several months fefore moving to Plains. Deceased attended Plains scnoois nd, at the age of 16, was teaching i the township schools. In the ill of 1883 she was married to L. who was serving as pwnship tax collector and who rat tne nrst tax collector oi tne pwnship after it was formed out ittston. After completing bis term.

Mr. iller purchased the undertaking uslness of Mrs. Miller's father. fi. anil Mrf Mlllov nrtAMttAil fh uslness for a number of vears.

liter the death of Mr. Miller the lusiness was taxen over dv tneir Milt ...1 "Fa Mrs. Miller was an accomDlished lanist and was well known hrouehout Wvomin Vallev for ler ability. She was one of the oldest mem- Mrs of Plains Methodist Church Ihd was active in Sunday School Iff airs as a teacher for a great number of years. She was also a member of Dr.

Davies Bible Class if Miner Congregational Church, ittston Chapter 1, OES, and Par-ons Community Chapter of War Mothers. Surviving are the following chil-Iren: Philip, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Ambrose Marlon, Ben, Paul and Catherine Miller, all at home, and r. S. Miller, Plains; also one sister, tfrs.

R. W. Shelly, Passaic, N. J. Funeral services will be contorted Monday afternoon at S.

filler Funeral Home, 8 North Wain Street, Plains. Rev. Robert 3eWltt Yost, pastor of Plains Vlethodlst Church, and Rev. Ros-ivell Lvon, district superintendent if Wilkes-Barre District of the Wyoming Conference, will officiate. Interment will be In Hol-lenback Cemetery.

OBITUARY Mor OBITT ARIES Back Pace) MRS. MINNIE V. GRIFFITH The death of Mrs. Minnie V. iGrlfflth occurred at 8 yesterday mornine at her home.

19 Helen Street, Tlains, after an illness of eight months, sne was tne wiie of Robert Griffith. Deceased was born and raised In Forty Fort, being the daughter of the late John and Marie Jones Samuels. She had resided in Plains since her marriage 46 years ago, She attended Bethel Primitive Methodist Church. Plains. Surviving besides her husband, are a daughter.

Mrs. John (Marks) Markisheskl. Plains, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held from the home Monday afternoon at 2 with Rev. Nicholas White, pastor Of Hudson PM Church, officiating.

Interment will be in Forty Fort Cemetery. Arrangements by fH. Merritt Hughes. FUNERALS Mr. TUlie ArmlUft-e, George C.

Badger, Mrs. Benjamin Croon, William A. Dennis, Mrs. Elisabeth Ferrusan, Thomas F. Hess, Mrs.

Phoebe Jane Monghan, James A. McAndrew, Frank Niebrsydowskl, Matthew Vermeda, Stephen Williams, Miss May Williams, Mrs. William F. Mrs. Tillle Andrewscavage from 113 Valley Street, Exeter, Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30 St. Casimlr! Church, Pittston. Parish cemetery. George C. Armltage or 391 North Maple Avenue, eston from Uoron-Hughes Funeral Home, 89a Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, Monday Rev.

Charles W. PhilliDS of Kings ton Methodist Church officiating. Maple Hill Cemetery. Friends may calf Sunday from 2 to and 7 to 10. Mrs.

Benjamin Badger from home of brother, Henry Dsater, Sandy Beach. Harvey's Lake, Sunday 2. Services 2:30 Harvey's Lake Lu- theran Church, Rev. Henry Kraft Kocher Cemetery, Rug-gles. William A.

Croop from 23 Allen Street, West Nantfcoke, Monday 2, Rev. Ward Campbell officiating. Hanover Green Cemetery. Arrangements by Alfred D. Bronson.

Elizabeth Dennis, formerly of 82 Hartford Street, Ashley, from Homer E. Graham Funeral Home, 824 South Franklin Street, Monday 2, Rev, George Snyder of Ashley Methodist Church officiating. Oak-lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and night Thomas F. Fergusen of 15 Kulp Avenue, from M.

J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street, Monday 9. Requiem mass 8:30 St. John the Evangelist Church. St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Friends may call today and Sunday from 2:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30. Jrs. Phoebe Jane Hess of Scranton, from Harold C. Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street, Monday 10, Rev.

Mark Kroeh i ler of Myrtle Street Methodist Church, Scranton, officiating. Ben-toa Cemetery. Friends may. call 7 Sunday afternoon and night ''fX James A. Moughan from home of brother-in-law, Charles Brady, 27 Helen Street, Plains, Monday 9:30.

Reaulem mass 10 Sacred Heart Church, Plains, St John's rmsion. -(1 Frank McAndrew of Pottsvllle, from 119 John Street Pittston, Monday 9. St. Mary's Cemetery, Ban-over Township. J'iSn, em la to rest yesterday afternoon st Mary's Cemetery, Han-following services conducted atom Township, where Rev.

Thom-the home, 3 Steele Street, Hanover I as Monahan pronounced bene-Green, by Rev. Francis R. wards, pastor of St. John's Lu- Bearers were James and Eugene theran Church. Wllkes-Barre.

Joseph McGrory, Interment was in Hanover Green Th ah Frank and rAw ntAmr mhaiia eon raa iirnin 1 1 Bianco, Piltston; Mrs. Margaret Gross, Dupont; Mrs. Louis Adams, Dupont; Mrs. John Musto, Pittston; Ann and Angeline, the latter two being proprietors of the Dupont Florist Shop. Mr.

Pasquariello was a brother-in-law of Peter Ruti, newly-appointed head of the unemployment compensation division of the UMWA, and of Albert Rutz, sergeant of Dupont Police Department GEORGE P. BAKER George P. Baker, 72, of West Center Street, Danville, a native of Courtdale, passed away Thursday night in Geisinger Hospital, Danville. Mr. Baker spent his early years in Courtdale.

He worked in the iron foundry at Danville for many years until he retired because of ill health. These brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Naomi Dodson, Watson-town; John, Luzerne; William, Honesdale: Isaac. Newark. N.

Mrs. Mary Lloyd and Mrs. Henri etta uuny, DOtn oi Ajswego, in. Henry, of Chester, and Alfred, Shickshlnny, R. D.

services win ne con ducted Sunday afternoon at 2 at the Alfred D. Bronson Funeral Home, Sweet Valley, with inter- ment in Maple Hill Cemetery. Friends may call tonight after 7. DANIEL SIGAFOOS Death claimed Daniel Sigafoos, retired Lehigh Valley Railroad engineer, yesterday morning at 10:15 at the home of his son, John, 40 Parsonage Street, Pittston, after an illness of a few weeks. Deceased would have been 80 on December 29.

Born at White Haven, Mr. Sigafoos and his family lived for many years at 392 North Main Street, Pittston Junction. His wife, the former Mary Hawkins, died December 28, 1946. He leaves two sons, Russell, Harrlsburg, and John, Pittston; also three grandchildren and one great grandchild. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 from the funeral home, 211 Luzerne Avenue, West Pittston, with Rev.

R. A. Rlnker officiating. Interment will be in Mt. Greenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 10, also Sunday afternoon and night PETER KNECIIT Peter Knecht 83. of 1529 Lehleh Avenue, North Philadelphia, died in a PhiladelDhia HosDital on Tuesday. Mr. Knecht was born in Wilkes- Barre. A machinist by trade, he was employed at the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.

surviving are tne following sisters: Frank Dress. Wllkes- Barre; Mrs. Victor Dress, Glitzen, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Michael Brown. iTUAcg-uiuic, iwu I II George and Charles, both of Wiikes-Barre.

The body has been brought to the Luther M. Knlffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, from where the funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 3. Interment will be in Oaklawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Michael Petruska, of 110 Boule-iMrs.

vard Street, Wllkes-Barre Town- al took place irom tne nome, oKearney fnterment was in Fern ship, was buried yesterday morn- East South Streel. KnoU Burial Park, Dallas, lng following services at the home. Rev. Donald Deuel was celebrant -and a requiem mass in St. Mary's1 of the mass.

Rev. John Casey was jurs. JOHN COBURN Greek Rite Catholic Church, North deacon, with Msgr. Francis A. Funeral servlces for Mrs.

John Main Street. Rev. Nicholas Chopey Costello as subdeacon. Edward were conducted yesterday trment was in Hill tery, West Nanticoke. tiTTmr ppiaTfir Hugh Bristol, late of Hunlock creeK ku 1, was laid to rest yesterday afternoon following services conducted at the Alfred D.

Bronson Funeral Home, Sweet Valley. Rev. Oscar Saxe, pastor of Muhlen-burg Methodist Church, officiated. Flower carriers were William Harvey, Robert Bristol, Emerson Bristol and Charles Harvey. Bearers, grandsons of the deceased, were James Harvey, Raymond Warner, James, Albert, Hugh and Goodwin Bristol.

Interment was in Maple Hill Cemetery. MRS. MARGARET V. RULE The funeral of Mrs. Margaret V.

Rule, 103 Spruce Street, Georgetown, was held yesterday afternoon from the Harola C. Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street. Rev. George R. Pickett, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, Edwardsville, conducted the services.

Bearers were Ralph Maino, Frank Putsic, Thomas Krouse, Lester, Harold and Herbert Rule. Interment Was in Newport Center cemetery. From, All of VA Merry Christmas To All of TREUEND0US SAVINGS On Home Furnishlnfa FRIEDMAN'S WAREHOUSE CO. 36 So. Grant St Wa (On the Heights) OPEII Every Evening Until 9 "tv- 4M I mass in St.

Aloysius Church Celebrant of the mass was Rev. A. F. Moriarity. Miss Virginia Torl a lira a nvero I cf urtfh Mice in.a unPB Bninut Tntarm.nt Frank Lance.

Arraneements by M. J. Mc Laughlin. JACOB TTMKO Funeral services for Jacob Timko were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home, 335 First Street, Plymouth, with Rev. William F.

Paul, pastor of Franklin Street Primitive Methodist Church, officiating. Mrs. Benjamin Jenkins was soloist, accompanied by Mrs. George Youhon, Kingston. Flower camera were n-manuei iHowells, Morgan Roberts, Oliver siocum.

Fred SheUhamer and WU- ijnm Mnnr. nAarsra warA Alfred Lotsko, Leo Saunders, Michael A Hu-h Hauehney and Jack afternoon at the home. 93 South Goodwin Avenue, Kingston, with Russell Griffiths, reader for the Jehovah Witnesses, officiating. Bearers were Daniel MacKeveri can, Deiwonn isvans, Kicnara Cannon. John Rydd Delworth Evans, Richard and William Coburn.

Interment was in Denlson Cemetery. ALrllED D. BROIISOH Funeral Director gweet Valley. Tel. Dallas S6S-R-4 Near at the Telephone0 HUGH 6.

HUGHES FUNERAL HOME 1044 Wyemtag Ave, Forty Fort raONV 7-1741 ni'SIl JOliES Funeral Director 74098 XHer Hens Eatablisbed 1871 JACK S. MILLER, Director I North Main Street Plains rSIVATB DISPLAY BOOMS H.MEEKHT HUGHES LUTHin U. KHIFFEH FUNERAL HOME 4tt Sotrta Main stmt Tnntee-slam conducted by a detail from Hanover Township Post 609, American Legion. Joseph Sukaloski was commander, with John Kasallewicz ciucicij, "hcic as chaplain. Color guards were Evan Thomas and John Honewicz: firing squad, Dennis Brislin and Charles Watkins; bugler, Joseph Lynch.

Bearers were inomas K.uni, ward Dozak, Joseph Mayeski, George Steve, Edward Skodinski and Nicholas vanBuskirk. v- A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated in at. Marys Church of the Immaculate On- cpntlnn vesterdav mornine Cecelia McNeils whose funer- jscnappert was wuu Dearera WCIC nniuiux, i-iaiin, Harold and John McNelis, sons of the deceased; also Joseph and Ambrose McNelis. nephews. Rev.

John Jackson pronounced benedic tfumi M.ri'. lA Lnt Cemetery, Hanover Township Arrangements by M. J. Laughlin. Mc- 1.

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Ave, F. F. 1-0l0t II East Mala 8t, Ply. 0681 was celebrant. Bearers were Edwin Golden, John Henahan, Peter McGonegal.

Joseph Bonner, Jdhn Fennlck and Bernard Bardell. Interment' was the parish cemetery, Dallas, where Rev. George Durlsln pronounced benediction. PETER MESEWICZ' The funeral of Peter Mesewicz, late of 60 Cook Street, Ashley, took place yesterday morning from the funeral home. 298 East South Street, followed by a requiem mass In SS.

Peter and Paul's Church, Sugar Notch. Celebrant of the mass was Rev. Joseph Arus-cavage. Interment was in Holy Trinity Cemetery, Bear Creek. Bearers were William Raskinas, Walter Pgoskl, Walter Gayeskie, William Gouse, Stephen Kowak and Joseph Palfey.

Holiday Greetings Snnng. Brook a s-r To all our PATRONS, FRIENDS and EMPLOYEES wish a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. Scranton 1 uaiuiew nieorzyauwsiu irum hi Stephenson Street Duryea, Monday I 9. Requiem mass 9:30 Holy Rosary Church. Sacred Heart Cemetery, Forest City.

Stephen Vermeda from 473 Carver Street Plymouth, Monday 9. Re-. qulem mass 9:30 S3. Peter and Paul's GC Church. Pariah cemetery, Plym-', outh.

Miss May Williams of 72 South Fulton Street, from Harold Snowdon Home for 64 North Franklin Street, Monday Rev, Llywclya Williams of First Welsh Presbyterian Church officiating. Evergreen Friends may call Sunday afternoon and night William Williams from home, Dallas, RD 1, Saturday 12. Services 1 First Baptist Church, Kingston, Rev. Nevln Korb of Tnnk-hannock Baptist Church officiating. Forty Fort Cemetery.

There will be slewing at church prior to service. Water Service Co. rV 30 North Franklm Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa V-;" 1 1 in.