The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 8

WILKES-BARRE RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1040 George Kilgallon, Auto Salesman, Dies FUNERALS rv Rrs.Frank: Shannon Dies Military lienors Paid SSgt. Frank Yonski Military honors were accorded Saturday to SSgt. Frank Yonski, whose funeral was held from the home of his mother, Mrs. Mar JA51E3 LYNN BI'LAUGIZLIN James Lynn McLaughlin, 43 Wyoming Street, died at General Hospital yesterday afternoon following several years' illness. He was a patient at the hospital four days.

Mr. McLaughlin was born in Illinois and lived in Wilkes-Barre since 1924. He was employed as manager of a creamery company Former tate Trooper Dies Ralph Tipton Will Be Buried From Wyoming on Wednesday MZS. MYRTLE COCFISl Mrs. Myrtle L.

Cooper, 128 Willow Street, Plymouth, died yesterday morning at the home of her sister, Miss Olive Roberts, 156 Gay-lord Avenue, Plymouth, with whom she had been residing since becoming 111 two months Her husband, Clyde Cooper, died 10 months ago. Surviving are two children, Charles, Berwick; and Herbert of Nescopeck; sisters, Miss' Olive Roberts and Miss Emma Roberts, both of Plymouth; brother, Charles Roberts, Ashley; two grandchildren, Herbert and Barbara Cooper. She was a member' of First 'Methodist' Church, its Sunday School and WSCS. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 from the home on Willow Street with Rev. Chester Harris of MRS.

ANNA ZAPOTOCZNY Funeral of Mrs. Anna Zapo-toczny was held Saturday from 842' North Pennsylvania Avenua with requiem mass in St Stanislaus Church. Rev. F. Zolcinskl celebrated mass and pronounced benediction in St.

Mary's Greek Catholic Cemetery, Dallas. -Flower carriers: Anna Wielgosa, Kaihlla Rudowlcz, Mary Sluszarz, Jozefa Borawska, Stephanie Ma-kuch, Elizabeth Macieczyk, Fran- Atetra flti-rair Titaflna C.n..n.!. Bearers: Harry Zwarcz, Martial George Ki 1 a 1 1 52, well known automobile salesman and fight promoter of Kingston and Wilkes-Barre, died yesterday morning at Mercy Hospital following a weeks illness. He resided at 538 North Main Street. v-y Mr.

Kilgallon was born r. In Wilkes-Barre, son of the late D. R.and Mary Flaherty Kilgallon, and lived in Kingston for many years. For the last 10 years he resided with his aunt, Miss Bea Flaherty, the North Main Street address. He was educated in Wilkes: Barre, schools and was a veteran of World War 1, He was a member of St.

Mary's Church of the Im maculate Surviving are two brothers, Joseph and Frank, New York. Funeral will be held from M. J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington Street. MRS.

NELLIE GALOARDI Mrs. Nellie Galoardi, 34 Street, died Saturday aight at General Hospital following several months' illness. She was born in Newport Township, but resided in Wilkes-Barre many years. Her husband, Frank, died March 4, 1937. Deceased was a member of Holy Rosary Church, Park Avenue.

Surviving are a son, Joseph, Wilkes-Barre; brothers and sisters, Stanley Brushkoski, Nanticoke; Andrew Brushkoski, Rome, N. Mrs. Elizabeth Norowski, Nanticoke. Funeral will be held from the M. J.

McLaughlin Funeral Home, M42 South Washington btreet, tit. itdth PAnmam EE" in Holy Rosary" Church at spunar, riarry wozniaK, jonn Kosciolko, Harry Krawiek and Nicholas Shanko. MRS. GRACE WEIDNER Funeral services for Mrs. Graca Weidner, 44 Darling Street, wer held Saturday, from Luther 4 Knlffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, with Rev.

Harry Farr of Memorial Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment was in Mapla Hill Cemetery. Bearers: Fred and Ernest Her gert, Ralph Nattrass, Joseph Mc-Cormlck, Hurbert Cruikshank and V. M. Owens.

PVT. THOMAS II. THOMPSON Funeral services for Pvt. Thomat tt Thompson were held Saturday from the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond J.

Thompson, 64 Sullivan Street. Rev. Robert Matthews of Gospel Center Tabernacle officiated. Interment waa in Maple Hill Cemetery. Flower carriers were Harry Lewis and Jack Thompson.

Bearers: Harvey Matyas, George Traul, Walter Moses, William Shu-man, James Simms and Arthur Davies. MRS. NELLIE MERRIFIELD Former Wilkes-Barrean Will Be Buried at 3 on Wednesday Mrs. Louise Hofsomer Shannon, 78, of Drexel Hill, formerly of Wilkes-Barre, died yesterday morning at Fitzgerald Mercy Hos pital at Lansdowne. She was admitted to the hospital on Friday.

Mrs. Shannon, the former Louise Mason, was born in Plymouth, daughter of the late Charles and Mary Mason. Her mother taught school at the Home for Friendless Children for many years. Mrs. Shannon came to Wilkes-Barre at 16 and resided here for 60 years, moving to Drexel Hill two years ago.

She was married to late Louis A. Hofsomer, a furniture dealer, for more than 50 years prior to his death 5 years ago. Surviving are her husband, Frank Shannon, formerly of West Pittston, who is the grand secretary of Pennsylvania IOOF Lodge; a daughter, Mrs. John Baker, Wilkes-Barre; step-children, Mrs. Anna Purcell, Baltimore; Mrs.

Jennie Scott and Harold Shannon, both of West Pittston; brothers Ralph Mason," Norfolk, George and Arthur Mason, Franklin, one granddaughter, Mrs. Carl Clausen, Arlington, sev Mrs. Shannon was a member of First Reformed Church, Queen Esther Chapter 170, OES: White Shrine of Jerusalem 20; a member oi uoiaie Kebekah Lodge and! uaugnters or America. runeral will be held from Luther M. Knlffen Funeral Home.

465 South Main Street, Wednesday at 3 with Rev. Carl O. Trexler officiating. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday night from 7 to 10.

MRS. CATHERINE WEIR Mrs. Catherine Loftus Weir. 41. of 308 East 25th Street.

New York. garet Yonski, 52 North Main Street, Inkerman. Rev. Stanislaus Banas celebrated mass In St. Joseph's Church, Port Griffith.

Military rites were conducted at the grave in parish cemetery by, American Legion Post 558 of Plains with Frank Pawlowski in charge. John M. Kozlk was chaplain. Color bearers: William Spring and Martin Barosak, guards, Andrew Lofersklm, Joseph Kelly and Donald Carter. Firing squad had as members i i I Ron.

jamin Zalbriskl, Clayton Gilmire, Herman Kozich and Martin Barosak, Jr. Henry Evans and Joseph Zurawski were buglers. Bearers: Walter Pllecki. Casimir Michael Yanusesk(i Charles Laurie, Marino wmi, Dominlck Montinri. MRS.

MARY E. BOONE Mrs. Mary Ellen Boone, 84, widow of James Boone, died at the home of her son, A. Clarence Boone, 625 Fourth Street, West Pittston, Sunday morning at 12:10 following an illness of two weeks. Born in England, she resided in West Pittston for the last 15 years.

Previously she made her home in Scranton for more than 50 years. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church, West Pittston. Surviving are three sons: James, Scranton; Edward, New York City, and A. Clarence, West Pittston; two sisters, Mrs. Caroline Perks, gcranton; Miss Susan Hollow, Dunmore, and two brothers, Charles Hollow and Rjchard Hollow, both of Dunmore'; also three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be held from a funeral home, 802 Mul berry Street, Scranton, on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, with interment in Dunmore Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p. m. Monday. MRS.

JULIUS WATERS Mrs. Julius Waters, 58, a former resident of Pittston, died Friday at Miami, Fla. Mrs. Waters, who made her home with her daughter, Mrs. D.

J. Van Osdell, had been ill for several months late Ebenezer and Elvira Davis Evans, who for many years lived in Pittston. Mrs. Waters moved to Miami three years ago. She was a member of First Methodist Church, Pitttston, and Pittston Women's Club.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Van Osdell; Mrs. James McLaughlin, Montrose; Mrs. Harry Evans, West Pittston, and by seven grandchildren. Remains will arrive In Pittston today.

Funeral will be held from Wednesday at 2, with Rev. Russell Lawry officiatine. Interment in! Pittston Cemetery. i 9-m Interment in St. uu ficiating.

Interment in Blooming- dale Cemetery. ARTHUR J. THOMAS, SR. Arthur J. Thomas, of 32 Third Avenue, Kingston, died Saturday at Nesbitt Hospital where he was admitted a montn ago.

lie was born in Wilkes-Barre, but resided most of his life in Kingston. Mr. Thomas was a salesman for Penn Banking He was a. member of First Presbyterian Church of Wilkes-Barre. Surviving are his widow, Helen Barnes Thomas; sons, Harold, Brockton, William of Dallas and Arthur, of Kingston; a brother, James Thomas, Kingston; and five grandchildren.

Funeral will be held from the home Tuesday at 2 with Rev. Jule Ayers officiating. Interment 4 in Forty Fort Cemetery. Arrangements by Hugh Jones. miss Miss Hattie Dennison, lifelong resident of West Pittston, died Thursday night after a long illness.

She was the daughter of the late Richard and Sarah Geddes Dennison. A sister, Mrs. William J. Peck, of Harding, and a number of nieces and nephews survive. Funeral was held Saturday from the funeral home, 23 Broad Street, Pittston, with Rev.

Kenneth Gom-bert of St. Paul's Methodist Church officiating. Bearers: Thomas F. Burke, Willard Peck, Dean Hintze, Beverly Bennett, Lawrence Dennison and John Higgins. Interment was in West Pittston Cemetery.

MRS. PAUlTsMOLIN Mrs. Paul Smolin of Park Avenue, New York City, died Friday in Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York City, after a five-weeks' illness. She was the former Bessie Aren-son of Wilkes-Barre.

Surviving are her husband and four children, Sheldon, Helene, Rita and Robert. Funeral was held yesterday from the Riverside Chapel, Am-sterdam Avenue. New York City. Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie-, i ia a lii.

1. S. Cemetery. Hanover Township. MRS.

ROSE HILL Mrs. Rose Hill, 46, 7 McClintock Street, Shickshinny, died at 12:30 yesterday afternoon of complica Citv Pa nnri livprf in Shirkshinnv I tions, sne was Dorn at uowen 45 Deceased was a member of i Church of Ascension, Mocanaqua, and a member of VFW Auxiliary of Post 4530, Auxiliary and Gold Star Mothers, Surviving are her husband, John, and the following children: George, Hunlock Creek; Kuth, New York; Mis Fiwahotr, VnKta Wnorlhaven. i Long Island; Mrs. Rose Marie Nai tove, New York; Mrs. Bessie Bach, Shickshinny; Barbara Ann, at home; one grandchild; brothers, Michael Mazonkey, Shickshinny; Joseph Mazonkey, Mocanaqua; William, New York; George, Wal-lingford, Paul, Glen Lyon; sisters.

Mrs. Helen Mallen. New died last week of a heart Born at Aspen, October 17, She was a well known resident of 1890, she was the daughter of the York; Mrs. Marie Lumberg and State Extension School, Wilkes-Mrs. Elizabeth Detroit, Barre.

Mrs. Weir taught school and Mrs. Agnes Norton, Walling- In Larksville Borough for eight ford, Conn. i years prior to her marriage. Fnnprni will he hpiri Werinosrinv Mrs.

Weir also was first erand morning at 9 from the home, with a requiem mass at 9:30 in Church of Ascension. Burial will he in I St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover I Township. I Larksville and Kingston before moving to New York seven years ago. Mrs.

Weir was a member of St. Malachi Church, New York, and was graduated from Bloomsburg State Teachers Colleee and Penn regent of Court Mystical Rose, Catholic Daughters, of St. Igna-! tiUS Church. Surviving, in addition to her hus- band, is a daughter, Ann Marie; mother. Mrs.

William loftus and James; son, William; daughter, Mrs. ranees Kennedy, scranton; sister, Mrs. Mary York, Philadel- phia; four grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Will SAVC 7WU1 home a gay summer touch with SAMUEL F. MOSS a sister, Mrs.

Lawrence Friends may call tomorrow aft- San.uel F. Moss. 59, of Hunlock the latter a teacher in Larksville ernoon and evening. Creek, died at Nanticoke State Borough schools, both of Kings-! Hospital Saturday morning. He ton; brothers, John, WALTER RAZCKOWSKI was born and lived his entire life N.

and Vincent, Balnbridge, Pa. Walter (Rakus) Razckowski died in Hunlock Township. Funeral will be held from the Saturday night at his home, 321, Mr. Moss was employed by Sus- Maher Funeral Home, 360 North First Street, Lyndwood. He was quehanna Collieries 24 years be- Maple Avenue, Kingston, Tuesday born in Poland and came to this fore retiring six years ago because at 9, with a requiem mass at 9:30 country 47 years ago.

He was em-of ill health. in St. Ignatius Church, Kingston. ployed at Lance Colliery, Glen Al-! He was a member of Community Interment will be in parish ceme- den Coal Company, until 1942, Church at Five Forks. tery, Pringle.

when he was retired because of Surviving are his widow, the Friends may call at the funeral health. i former Viola Miller of Hanover home after 3 Monday. Surviving are these Green; children, Mrs. Harold Rit-i Walter, Ashley; Mrs. Edward: tenhouse and Mrs.

Beach Sorber, MRS. FRANCES SWIFT Sobolesowskl, Wapwallopen; Mrs. both of Hunlock Creek; Mrs. Doro- Mrs. Frances Swift, a native of Thomas Anderocci, Brooklyn; thy Shultz, Shickshinny; 10 grand-! Glen Lyon, died Friday at her George I.

White, Richlands, children and one great grandchild i home, 427 Prospect Street, Scran- Mrs. John Mosier, Brownsville, N. his mother, Mrs. Harry Moss, Hun- ton, where she had been a resi- 'J- Theodore, at home, lock Creek; brothers and sisters, dent 30 years. She was the daugh-l Funeral will be held Wednesday Mrs.

Addie Decker, Mrs. Harold ter of the late Vincent and Mary at 8:30 from the home, with a re-Cragle and Alvin Moss, all of Hun- Snonkowskus and the mother of quiem mass at 9 in St. Mary's lock Creek; Mrs. Lottie Shultz, William (Bill) Swift, Lakeland, Church, Plymouth. Interment in' Nanticoke; Miss Martha Moss, New a former pitcher for the parish cemetery, Plymouth Town-j Jersey.

Pittsburgh Pirates. jshlp. I Funeral will be held Tuesday at Survivlne are her until being taken Surviving are his widow, Catherine; children, Mrs. John E. Wilson and Lois, at home; Mrs.

Robert McGowan, Wilkes-Barre; brothers, William, Iowa; Thomas, Mc-Henry, sisterV Catheryn, Mc-Henry, Mrs. Julia Muray, Elgin, one. granddaughter. Remains will be sent to Crystal Lake, 111., today for funeral. Arrangements by Harold C.

Snowdon. MISS CLARA MAI ION Miss Clara Mahon, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. John Mahon, well known residents of Kingston, died yesterday morning at 8:30 at XNanucoKe auue jiospuai. Surviving are. these sisters and brothers: Mrs.

Frank Law and Mrs. James Farrell, Kingston; Mrs. Floyd Landers, Binghamton; Mrs. Charles Wright, Newark; John and Leo Wilkes-Barre, and Harry, Bear Creek. Arrangements by Maher.

BENJAMIN GRYNIEWICKI Benjamin Gryniewicki of 65 West Field Street, Nanticoke, died Saturday at his home. A native of Poland, he resided in Nanticoke for 42 years. Mr. Gryniewicki was a member of Holy Trinity Church and was affiliated with ZNP Lodge and Polish American Citizens' Club. Surviving are his widow, Phyl-! lis; children, Stefania, Nanticoke; Richard, Rochester; brothers, Ignatius, Plymouth; Stanley, Nanticoke, and two brothers and a sister in Poland.

Funeral will be held Tuesday at 8:30 from the home, with requiem mass at 9 in Holy Trinity Church. Interment in parish cemetery. MARY ELLEN SYMONS Mrs. Mary Ellen Tamblyn Symons, 86, of 253 Scott Street, died yesterday afternoon at her home following one years illness. She was born in England December 29, 1862 and came to this country at an early age.

She settled in Parsons and lived in East End, most of her life. She was an active member and founder of Bennett Memorial Church; and also a charter member of Ladies' Aid, now WSCS. She was a teacher of Berean Bible Class for many years. Surviving are four sons, Wilfrid at home; Harold and Thomas Wilkes-Barre; Walter, Philadelphia; two daughters, Mrs. Henry Kiebler, Kingston; Mrs.

Greyson Morrison, Pittsburgh; sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas Tamblyn, Walden, N. 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Her husband, Walter J. Symons, died in 1926 and her daughter, Mrs.

Ethel Fraley, died in 1943. Funeral will be held from Harold C. Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street, Wednesday at 2, with Rev. Rex-ford Crounse offlicating. Interment in Hollenback Cemetery.

PAUL W. ECKERT Paul W. Eckert, former well known resident of Ashley, died yeeterdav morning at his home, 5821 -Ellsworth Street, Philadelphia, following several months illness. Mr. Eckert was a member of Coalville Lodge 474, and AM, Keystone Consistory; Coalville Lodge, 689, IOOF.

He was a veteran of World War 1. He was also a member of Ashley Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Ellen R. Johnson, formerly of Ashley and one sister, Carolyn Eckert of Philadelphia. The funeral and burial will be held in Philadelphia.

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7-0109 East Main St, Plym. 9681 ISOMER E. GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1874 S24-324 South Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre HUGH B. HUGHES FUNERAL HOME 1444 Wyoming Forty Fort PHONE 7-1748' H.MEKRHT HUGHES HUGH JONES Funeral Director 7-1098 LUTHER M. KNIFFEN FUNERAL HOME 46S South Main Street Wilkes-Barre Uaher Funeral Home S60 North Maple Avenue Kingston Serving Wyoming 'Valley Sines 1886 PHONE KINGSTON 7-6813 PARLEY FUNERAL HOMES James F.

and Alice G. 185 Kidder St, Wilkes-Barre VtU So. Main St, Lee Phone 3-7881 A WILL You Can Exercise In Life A sound thinking man not onlv makes a will but shows a will to do the necessary things In lite. A moral obligation and unquestioned need Is a final resting place for his family and himself. The man of foresight has the will to provide this in advance of need.

He knows that If allowed to go unattended, an unnecessary Burden is placed upon survivor in an hour of sorrow and despair. MAPLE HILL non-sectarian Cemetery and Crematory, famous for its beauty, centrally located, offers to everyone Cremation services on- terms suited to individual means. An Interesting booklet will be forwarded to you without obligation. MAPLE HILL CREMATORY Maple Hill Cemetery) St. Mary's BmI, tyUkes-Barre Adrerttslnf gives yon greater security.

By selling mora foods and ser vices to more people, it ftiikes fear Job nor secure. Killer Funeral Home Established 1871 JACK 8. MILLER, Director North Main 8treet. Plains PRIVATE DISPLAY ROOMS wmmmmmMMumfmlMim I I a I 5 i i Ihr i PMl 5 sZ4- lh yjr I in 5: I 1 i I i 5: Ralph Tipton of York, formerly of Wyoming, died Saturday night at York Hospital' after one week's illness. He was a former State Policeman and served at Wyoming Barracks.

Mr. Tipton lived in York 19 years. Surviving are his widow, the former Clara Garney of Wyoming: a daughter, Mrs. Owen Owens of Wilkes-Barre; son, Ralph, with the U. S.

Army in Texas; brother, Robert, Gettysburg. Funeral will be held from the funeral home, 296 Wyoming Avenue, Wyoming, Wednesday at 2:30, with Rev. George Roberts of Wyoming Methodist Church in charge. Interment in Wyoming Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday from 11 :30 to 2.

OBITUARY (Mora OBITUARIES Back rue) MRS. G. EARL MIERS Mrs. G. Earl Miers, 65, died Sat- urday at her home, 220 Church Street, Edwardsville, following a prolonged illness.

Born in Edwardsville, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Jenkins. She was a member of Edwards Memorial Church and its organizations, also Senior Cambrian Club of Wilkes-I Barre.

Surviving are her husband and a son, William, Philadelphia; two grandchildren; brother, William IG. Jenkins, Edwardsville, princi-ipal of Wilkes-Barre Business College. Funeral will be held from the home Tuesday at 2, with Rev. John Wetzel and Rev. Paul Harris officiating.

Interment in Hollenback Cemetery. FUNERALS Ambrose, Frank, Sr. Gallagher, Edward Glanorr. PFC George R. Jones, Mrs.

Nettie Sullivan, John Tlmek, John Wlcht, Mn. Florence Wills, Stanley Frank Ambrose, from 119 Small Street, Old Forge, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Mary's Church. Old Forge.

Mooslc Road Cemetery. Edward Gallagher from 26 State Street, Larksville, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Ignatius Church. Parish cemetery.

PFC George R. Glasser of 259 South Grant Street, from the funeral home, 233 South Washington Street. Monday 9:15. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Nicholas Church.

Parish cemetery Shavertown. Mrs. Nettie M. Jones of 24 Darling Street from Harold C. Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Franklin Street.

Tuesday 11, Rev. Harry P. Farr officiating. Denison Cemetery. Friends may call tonight.

John Sullivan' from 90 Simpson Street, Hanover Township, Mondav 9. Requiem mass 9:30 St. Aloyslus Church. St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township.

John Tlmek from 183 Main Street, Laflin, Monday 9. Requiem mass St. John's Church, Miners Mills. Sacred Heart Cemetery, Plains. Mrs.

Florence Wlcht or 280 South Main Street from Harold C. Snowdon Home for Funerals, 64 North Frank-Jin Street. 2. Rev. Dr.

Norman W. Clemens officiating. Forty Fort Cemetery. Stanley Wills from home of sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Snyder, 66 Yale Street, Parsons, Monday 2, Rev.

Willard Edmunds officiating. -City Cemetery. Arrangements by J. S. Miller.

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Mary's Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Bearers: Edward Williams, Edward Williams, Donald Williams. Thomas Donahue, Carl Eicke and Peter Cunningham.

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