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I 1 TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, PA. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1955 Obituaries JOSEPH R. BUTCHKO, SR. Joseph R. Butchko, 67, who died at his home at Pond Hill Thursday night following -a heart attack, will be buried Monday.

The funeral will be held from the Kelchner Funeral Home, 77 North Main Street, Shickshinny, at 9 a. m. with mass og: requiem at 9:30 in St. Mary's Church, Mocanaqua, Rev. A.

B. Grauzlis, will be celebrant. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternon and evening. A resident of Pond Hill 11 years, Mr.

Butchko had been ill the past five He was employed as a press helper formerly, ACF Industries. Berwick. He came to America from Poland many years ago, Survivors include his wife and these children: Mrs. Joseph Gionnotti, New Haven, Joseph. with the Air Force, Duluth, Francis Antonelli, New "Haven: Harry, Shickshinny: Mrs.

Bruce Pekot, Nanticoke: Mrs. Salvatore Coppola, Haven: Paul and Ralph, at home; also six grandchildren. NATHAN FINKELSTEIN A former. Wilkes-Barre resident, Nathan Finkelstein, 95, died in Jerusalem, Israel, according to word received last night by son, Edward Wilkes-Barre. Born in Poland, Mr.

Finkelstein came to America as a child with parents, the late Abraham and Dora Finkelstein. For many years he conducted a furniture business under the 1 name of. Finkelstein and. Company at 188 South Washington Street. He retired 25 years ago and went to Israel to make his home.

Mr. Finkelstein was active in the local Jewish community while here and worked unceasingly toward the development of Israel. While here he was a member of Holche Yosher Synagogue and was one the original incorporators of the YMHA, forerunner of the Jewish Community Center. Surviving besides his son are three other children, Gussie, Mrs. Mollie Convissor and Lester, all of Newark, N.

also six dren and seven great dren. Edward Finkelstein visited his father in Israel a year ago, MRS. HELEN BUTLER Mrs. Helen Butler, rear 1.77 Vine Street, Plymouth, widow of Adam Butler, who died in May, 1950. passed away in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital yesterday afternoon at 4:30.

She was admitted to the hospital a week ago as a surgical patient. Mrs. Butler, a native of Poland, came to America 50 years ago and settled in Plymouth. She was a member of St. Mary's Nativity Church.

She is survived by five sons: John, Chester, Alexander, Stephen, all of Plymouth, and Leonard. Waterloo, N. two daughters, Mrs. Louis Amici, Forestville, and Mrs. Don Salamando, Naugatuck, also nine grandchildren, four, funeral will be held from the John V.

Morris Funeral Home, 24 Girard Avenue, Plymouth, on Tuesday at 8:30 with requiem mass at 9 in St. Mary's Church. Interment will be in the parish ceme-. tery, Plymouth Township. Friends may funeral home Sunday and Monday 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. DANIEL BARNES Daniel Barnes. 58, of 63 Lincoln Street, City, who died yesterday afternoon in the Mercy Hospital, will be buried Monday. The funeral will take place at 10:30 from the Luther M. Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street.

Rev. W. Alfred Betner will officiate. Interment will be in City Cemetery, Friends may call Sunday night 7 to 10. Mr.

Barnes was born in Virginia al years. He was employed Glen and resided in Wilkes- Barre severAlden Coal Company. A brother Allen, died in 1947. He was member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church.

There are no. known survivors. QUICK EYEGLASS REPAIRING Accurate Work SKILLED ERNST-OPTICIAN ADJUSTING 29 W. Market St. RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOKS Wyoming Valley Council of Churches 34 West Market Street, Wilkes- Barre, Pa.

The Family of the Late MR. and MRS. JOSEPH (Vensauskas) VENCHELL of 43 Huber Wilkes- Barre Wishes to thank all those whe assisted its recent bereavement, also a those whe sent flowers, Mass Cards and loaned astemobiles. INFANT HAROWICZ The infant daughter of Theodore Septa Harowiez, 823 Scott Street, City, died yesterday at Generat Hospital. The mother was the former Septa Martini of Old Forge.

Also surviving are maternal grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Dominick Martini, Old Forge, and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harowicz. Parsons section. The funeral was held this afternoon from the J. J. Straub Funeral Home.

55 Park Avenue, with burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Plains Township. MRS. MABEL SPEARS Mrs. Spears, 73, of 1380.

North Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. a native of Nanticoke, died yesterday afternoon at Elizabeth General Hospital following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Spears was born in Nanticoke, being a daughter of the late Edward and Josephine Brobst.

Her husband, Walter S. Spears, died in 1921. She resided in Wyoming Valley most of her life and lived in Newark several years before going to Elizabeth two years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Dorothy Spears, at home: two sons. Melvin, Miami, and Sterling, Horseheads.

-N. two sisters, Mrs. Stewart, Philadelphia and Pearl Brobst, Bloomsburg; also four grandchildren. The funeral will be held from Hugh B. Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort, on Monday at 2.

Interment will be in Fern Knoll Burial Park, Dallas. Rev. Edgar F. Singer will officiate. Friends may call Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 10.

Edward Stout, 18, Dies In Hospital Edward "Ned" Stout, 18, of Mountaintop, died this morning at 7:45 at Mercy Hospital. He was admitted March 25 as a medical patient. Born at Mountaintop, he was son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth mother being the former Devitt of Mountaintop.

A lifelong resident of the community, he was a graduate of Fairview High School, class of 1954. was State. He member St. employed as a forester by, the Catherine's Church, Mountaintop, and its Holy Name Society; also of the U. S.

Army Reserve. Also surviving are two brothers a sister, Kenneth, James and Marlene, all at home, and paternal grandfather, Halsey Mountaintop. The funeral will be held from the Yeager Funeral Home, Fairview Heights, Mountaintop, Tuesday morning at 9 with a mass of requiem at 9:30 in St. Catherine's Church. Burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Townshifriends may call at funeral home after 7. Sunday evening. COMING FUNERALS KORN-Frederick, formerly of Wilkes-Barre, from home at Ellenville, N. Sunday 2:30, Rev. Mr.

Ward officiating. Ellenville Cemetery, WAGNER-David, 311 Northumberland Street, White Haven, Monday at 2. Rev. Charles E. Ritter officiating.

Laurel Cemetery, White Haven. Friends may call after 7 tonight. AUGUSTYNIAK Mrs. Josephine, of 425 Ridge Road, North Arling-' ton, N. former Wilkes-Barre resident, from Harostock Funeral Home, -480 North Main Street, Wilkes Barre, Monday 9.

Requiem mass 9:30. Resurrection of Our Lord Polish National Church, Edwardsville. Parish cemetery. Lehman. Friends may call at funeral home tonight 7 to 10 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.

m. FLAHERTY- III, from home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Flaherty, 77 Ashley Street, Ashley, Monday 9, Angel mass 9:30, St. Leo's Church.

Ashley, St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. GRANT- Ingrunerde, of 70 Mallery Place, City, formerly of Newtown section, of Hanover Township, from Recupero Funeral Home, 141 Park Avenue, Monday 9. Requiem mass 9:30, St. Therese's Church, St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township. Friends may call at funeral home daily 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m. VIVIAN Sister of Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. from St.

John's Convent, Pittston, Monday 10. Mass of requiem 10:30, St. John the Evangelist Church, Pittston. Parish cemetery. of 339 Street.

Plymouth, MOSS Howard Wesley (Swayze), from the Kenneth R. Williams Street. Plymouth, Monday at 2. Funeral Home, 114, West Main Rev. E.

D. Hettinger officiating. Edge Hill cemetery, West Nanticoke. Friends may call after 7 tonight. HEADSTONES Special MOTHER At MARY WALSH 1885, 7 1936 28.50 FATHER For 3 Days JOHN CHEPONIS Reduced To 1892 1948 42:50 Cemetery Charges Extra Acme Monument Co.

22 Years Serving the Public 1050 WYOMING FORTY FORT, PA. Telephone BU 8-2709 J. L. Reynolds Dies; Funeral On Monday The death of Joseph L. Reynolds, above, of Box 156, Main Road, Dunlast 5:40 in the Nanticoke, dee, Hanover, Township, occurred State Hospital.

He served 56 years in various positions with the Glen Alden Coal Co. Mr. Reynolds, 80, was admitted to the hospital Wednesday after being stricken ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Melvin Kammen, Summit. Mr.

Reynolds started his career as a boy in the old Coal Company, predecessor of the Glen Alden Company. His first job was oiling cars at -Storrs Colliery. Dickson City, where he eventually became assistant outside foreman. In 1906 'he was made foreman at Avondale Colliery, and in 1909 was given a similar post at the Truesdale Colliery. Seven later 'he became outside foreman at Loomis Colliery, He subsequentbecame a superintendent and served at the Pettebone, Woodward and Storrs Collieries.

He returned to Luzerne County in 1932. following a shutdown fore- in the Scranton area, to become man Loomis. Colliery. When he retired in 1945 he was outside foreman at Truesdale Colliery, he had held 10 years. Mr.

Reynolds was born in Brooklyn, Susquehanna County, being a the late Joseph L. and silence Rogers Reynolds, early residents of that area. He was a member of First Methodist Church of Nanticoke, its boar of trustees and official board and 1e John E. Thomas Bible Class. Surviving are his wife, the former Bessie Goss; children: Charles Stanley Reynolds, Wilkes-Barre; Joseph, Warrior Run; Kenneth, Bound Brook, N.

and Mrs. Melvin Kammen, Clarks Summit: also grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1:30 at the funeral home, 270 East Main Street. Nanticoke, with Rev. Frederic J.

officiating, Rev. Charles, Chayer be in of Carbondale. Ceme- Intery, Dalton. Friends may call tonight to 10 and Sunday 2 to 5 and to 10. Military Tribute Is Paid George Ruane George Ruane, of 1170 Main Street, Port Griffith, a veteran of World War II.

was buried this morning with -full military honors. Funeral was held from the Donnelly Funeral Home, 802 SusqueHanna avenue, West Pittston, followed by a solemn high mass of requiem in St. John the Evangelist Church. Pittston. Officers of the were Rev.

Joseph Brislin, celebrant: Rev. William Wheeler, deacon, and Rv. Edmund J. Langan, sub-deacon. Military rites were conducted at the funeral home and cemetery' by Fort Pittston Post 635.

Veterans of Foreign Wars. Commander, Nicholas Arcola: chaplain, Patrick Finnerty: officer of the day, Walter Ring; escort, Frank Devits; color bearers, William Regalis, William he Gilmartin; guards, Thomas Boshard, Francis firing squad, William Melvin, Robert. Morgan, Jackets; buglers. Anthony Petchalonis, Daniel Velonis. Burial was in the parish cemetery.

Pallbearers were John C. Keown. William Perkins, William Juback. Andrew Vesloski, John Naylis, Michael Kobus. Salesmen Meet At Redington Sales representatives Buffano.

Tretheway pany, and Richard W. Matthews, Pillsbury Flour Mills, last night addressed the Northeastern Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association meeting in Hotel Redington, attended by 50 members, Emil w. Wendel presided at the general meeting and Harry L. Laymon was charge of the board of directors meeting. FOR THE CARE OF THE AGED and CHRONICALLY ILL CONVALESCENT CAREY HOME AVE.

PHONE VA 4:7960 The -Family of the MRS. MARY MATSON Williams Edwardsville Wishes to thank all who assisted during its recent bereavement, also those who sent flowers, Spiritual Bouquets and leaned automobiles. RUSSIN FUNERAL SERVICE Rites Monday For John Macedonia The body of John Macedonia, 18. son of Mrs. Pearl Jordan, 34 Liddon Street, Parsons section, who died Tuesday injuries received Monday night when struck by an automobile near Bradenton, arrived in this city yesterday aftlernoon.

youth's mother, who flew to Florida upon learning of the accident, returned at the same time. The funeral will take place Monmorning at the home with a requiem 'maom at 9:30 in St. Dominic's Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township, Macedonia, employed -since February" by the- Subscription House Sales Corporation of Englewood, N.

was walking along was the taken highway when struck. He to Municipal Hospital, Tampa, Fla. Another salesman, who was injured in the same accident, is still in the Florida hospital. Funerals Mrs. Mary Jagoda The funeral.

of. Mrs. Mary Jae goda of 135 Penn avenue. Exeter, was held this morning from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sophie Wincek, 27 Skidmore street, Hud son section, Plains.

Stanley Stungis was celebrant of requiem mass in SS. Peter and Paul's Church, Plains Township. Interment was in the parish cemetery where Rev. Father Stungis conducted the committal service. Pallbearers were Joseph Stefanski, John Leshinski.

Joseph Kandrac, Frank Binker. Joseph Hirko and Stanley Kubicki, members of Hudson Servicemen's Association. Sidney J. Welch Sidney J. Welch, 83, who died Thursday night at the home of Mrs.

Susie Osborne, Tunkhannock RD 4, was buried today. Funeral services were held at the Greenwood Funeral Home, 63 East Tioga Street, Tunkhannock. Rev. H. C.

Reading officiated. terment was in Eatonville Cemetery. Mr. Welch was the son of late Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Welch. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Perry, Rensselarville, N. and a brother, Lou Welch, Endicott, N. John (Litwinovich) Letwinovich Funeral of John (Litwinovich) Letwinovich, was held this morning from the family home, 124 Short Street, Edwardsville, followed by services in St.

John's Russian Orthodox Church. Rt. Rev. Anthony Repella officiated. Soloist was Constatine Burial was in St.

Nicholas Cemetery, Pringle. Pallbearers were Frank Smith, Nicholas Kastellan, Frank Nadovnack, John Berdy, George Borisuk, John Schlosser. Charles T. Perry Funeral" services for, Charles T. Perry of 13 Little street, Lee Park, Hanover Township, were held this afternoon at the Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main street.

Rev. Russell Vanderhof of First Free Methodist Church officiated. Interment was in Oaklawn cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles KrzySierra, Kenneth Evans, Dominick John Sinary, Clarence Lambert and Fred Singer. Charles The funeral of Charles L.

Storz of 339 South Main street, city, Leheld high Valley morning Railroad from engineer, was this the Klein Funeral Home, 243 South Washington Street, Rev. Joseph Bonner was celebrant of the mass of requiem St. Nicholas Church, Mrs. Marie Rogers was organist and the School Children's Choir sang. tery, Shavertown, where Burial was in the parish Father Bonner pronounced benediction.

Pallbearers, members of Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers, were Andrew Inko, Patrick Gallagher, Edward Dressier, Thomas Cavan, W. Kingeter, and Joseph Brislin. Mrs. Helen R. Hoffman Funeral services for Mrs.

Helen R. Hoffman, of Mt. Zion, were held this afternoon at the Russell Davis Funer Home. 365 Bennett Street, Luzerne. John Ashleman of Jehova's Witnesses officiated.

Interment was in West Pittston Cemetery. Pallbearers were Daniel Reese, Thomas Reynolds, Ralph Bush and Frank Bossert. Joseph Gunshore The funeral of Joseph Gunshore was held this morning from the home, 30 North Walnut Street, Wilkes-Barre Township. Rev. Victor Zawadzki was celebrant, of requiem mass in St.

Church, Park Avenue. Joseph. Jacobs was organist and soloist. Interment was in the parish cemetery, Wyoming, where Rev. Edmund Adamkiewicz conducted the committal service.

Pallbearers were Frank Kormis. George Bulahorka, George Konoth, Wasil Soboloski and Peter Peza. Mrs. Pauline Broda Mrs. Pauline Broda of 49 Railroad Street, Swoyerville, who died Thursday at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital the result of burns received the day before when she collapsed on a pile of burning rubbish, was laid to rest today.

Rev. John C. Masakowski was celebrant of a requiem mass this morning in St. Mary's Church, Swoyerville. Burial was in Denison Cemetery where Rev.

A. G. Lewandowski conducted the comtal service. Pallbearers were Adam Bislinski, Andrew Semko, Andrew Wauk, William Zaremba, Walter Sokrzanicki and John Rada. For Helpful Guidance! Our knowledge of every thoughtful small detail helps immeasurably in helping lift the heavy burden which falls when death occurs.

You can rely on us to help as would your closest friend and neighbor. 'Ask Those Whom We Have Served" Morris Funeral Home 625 North Main Street, Wilkes-Barre SERVING WYOMING VALLEY FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS Churches Announce Palm Sunday Rites Palm Sunday Holy will open the Palms." vation of Week in churches of gan postlude the community, Many the Prot- Nursery estant churches of the, city will 11:45, Miss mark the day with special programs Mrs. Joseph E. based on the theme of the trium- day School, phal entry of Christ into Jerusalem. lesson municant by all Here listed are many of the church Session Class services for the day.

during FIRST METHODIST Rev. Norman W. Clemens, D.D.. Church School, 10. Worship Service, 11, sermon "Sharing Christs Triumph." A special program of Palm Sunday Music will be given the Combined Choirs, directed by Betty Pauling, with John G.

Detroy as organist. The music will be as follows: Combined Choirs, "The Palms." by Faure: Girls' Choir, "Children of the Heavenly King." by Bliss; Senior Choir, "Legend (Long, Long by Tschaikowsky Cain; Girls' Choir. "Consider the by Topliff; Offertory, Senior Choir, "Could I Have Held His NailPierced Hands," by O'Hara: Senior Choir, "Ride On! Ride by Scott. Mr. Detroy's selections will be Organ Prelude, "Fantasia." by Pachelbel: organ postlude, "Communion in Minor," by Scott.

M.Y.F.. 6:15, beginning with a snack supper: devotional leader, Barbara Powell: speakers, Mrs. Norman W. Clemens; topic, "Eight Great A service of Holy Communion will be held at the First Church on Maunday Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

On Easter Sunday evening at 7:30, "The King of Kings." greatest of all motion pictures on the lief of Christ, will be shown in the sanctuary. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Carey Ave, and Horton St. D. D. Heffelfinger, Minister Richard Bevan, 123 Willow street, and William Hughes, 310 Blackman street, City, ministerial Knoxville, Tennessee, will assist in students of Johnson's Bible College, the morning worship service at First Church of Christ, Carey avenue and Horton street, Sunday.

Youth and Senior Choirs will sing. "King of O'Hara, arranged by Angell and "All Hail the Power," by Cartford. Rev. D. D.

Heffelfinger, pastor, has as his message of the morning service, "Sceptre." Other students from First Church who are enrolled in Bible Colleges are Mrs. William Hughes, 310 Blackman City, Shirley Hughes, 81 Brown Ashley, both freshmen Johnson's Bible College, and Gordon Fairchild, 12 Elk Place, City, sophomore at Milligan College, Milligan, Tennessee. At the 7:30 service, the Singing Evangel Choir will sing the Faure, and "Beneath His Cross," consisting 'of narration and music based upon Mark 11 and Isaiah 53. Flute solo. "Oh Sacred Head Now Wounded," -Bach, will be played Gospelettes by will Beatrice also Chigos.

sing. The Baby nursery and pre-school nursery will 'be open at all services. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Hanover and Westminster Streets Rev. W. Herbert Morning worship, will administer Baptism.

Special choirs. The Davis Bennett. Lorraine Polley musical numbers prelude, "The Holy bined choirs. (1783); organ H. Douglas; "Open The Gates Knapp, Sally bined choirs Services For Faust Sugden, Minister 10:30.

Pastor, the Sacrament of music by all the director will be Sally Organist will be Clark. The special will be: organ (from A. R. Gaul: C. Gregor offertory, "Pastorsoprano solo, Of The Davis Bennett: comand congregation, Jean B.

Faure: Lemmens. Department, 10:15 and Patricia Holmes and Law in cherge. Study of the classes. Pastor's Comwill meet with the the study of the led by the pastor. Life Group, FIRWOOD METHODIST Carey 'Avenue Rev.

Dr. Roy E. Williams, Minister Sunday School, 9:45. Morning Worship, 11, sermon topic, "The Unwelcome Choice." Nursey for children during the morning worship -service. Junior High MYF.

6:30. Senior High MYF, 6:30. Evening worship. 7:30, Lenten Cantata by the Senior Choir, "The Crucifixion." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 97 South Franklin Street Rev. Dr.

Jule Ayers, Minister Service of Morning Worship, 10:30, Rev. Jule Ayers, DD, sermon topic, "Rejection and Baby Nursery and Classes for Nursery, Kindergarten and Primary Departments, 10:30. Classes for Junior Department, 11:10. Junior Senior and Adult Classes Coftee Hour Junior High lowship, 4. Westminster Club, 5.

College-Age Young People will meet on third floor of church house, 7. MESSIAH LUTHERAN 453 South Main Street Calvin E. Humbert, Pastor Nine confirmands shall be received into of the Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday at 9:30 a. m. by the Order of Confirmation.

Special music shall be sung by' 'the Junior and Senior Choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Leon Gilbert, organist and choir director. Rev. Calvin E. Humbert.

shall officiate. firmed The young Alfred people being conare: L. Martin, Gus E. Martin. Ronald J.

Pobala, Alan A. Schneider, Robert B. Purvis, John A. White. Harry A.

Weber, Russel R. Yekel, and Joann Yekel. PARRISH STREET METHODIST Rev. David R. Morgan, Pastor On Palm Sunday morning at eleven a large class of children will be received into the membership of Parrish Street Methodist Church.

In addition a number of adults will also become new members. Rev. David R. Morgan announces that there will also be a "Welcome Party" for the new members who have been received through the This will be. held at five.

o'clock Sunday afternoon in the church parlors. The moving "Barabbas. The Robber" will also be shown. The affair will conclude with a light supper served by the WSCS under the direction of Mrs. James Balmer, Mrs.

Harry Swithers, and other women of the group. Wilbur Tippett, church lay leader, will conduct the program of reception for the young class members at the morning service with the giving the vows of membership. The Palm Sunday worship service will conclude with the traditional, "Way of the Cross," program in which all worshipers prehave an opoprtunity to participate. Special organ music for the day will be played by Mrs. Frank Tippet.

church organist. This will bel "Fling Wide the Gates." by Stainer and "March in Major," Guilmont. The Senior will sing Conducted T. Lindenstruth, 75, lorio Is Taken By Death Faust Torio, South State Street, retired 'Wilkes City cian policeman- and soloist, was laid to rest known- musi-this this The was held from the Recupero Funeral Home, 141 Park Avenue, with a solemn high Italian mass of requiem in Holy Rosary Church, Park avenue. Officers of the were Rev.

Myron Florey, celebrantia Rev. Quirino Rauzi, Rev. Louis Garbacik, sub-deacon. Mrs. M.

Sheridan was organist and EdLouis Garbacik, sub-deacon, Rt. Rev. Msgr. F. A.

Costello was seated in the sanctuary. Many former associates and friends were in attendance. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hanover Township, wherei Rev. Father Rauzi pronounced 1 benediction.

Honorary pallbearers, members of Wilkes-Barre Lodge. Sons of Italy, were Joseph Torio, Mrs. Amelia Trapani, Mrs. Marie Bonomo, Rocco Quagliarella, Giro Villano and Anzzaro Monto. Active pallbearers, members of the city police force, were Joseph Zardeski, Dominick De Masi, Henry Kane, Stephen Buynak, William Mulligan, Anthony Sheridan and Patrick Dougherty.

Mrs. F. G. Meyers, 81, Dies At Dallas Twp. Mrs.

Florence Galt Meyers, 81, died unexpectedly this morning at her home, The Maples, Upper Demunds Road, Dallas Township. The widow of William G. Meyers, former Woolworth executive who died in 1929, she had been in ill health for some time. Mrs. Meyers had resided Louisville, until 1919 when she and her husband moved back to Dallas and then purchased and developed The Maples.

She had resided there since She was a member of Warren Memorial Church, Louisville, and attended Shavertown Methodist Church. Her only survivors are several nieces and nephews in Louisville. The -funeral will be held from the Luther M. Knitten Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, Monday afternoon at 2 with Rev. Dr.

George Bell, retired Methodist minister, officiating. Further services will be held Louisville with burial in the Cave' Hill Cemetery there. Mrs. Reeder Myers Private funeral services for Mrs. Reeder Myers of Benton were held this morning at her home.

Rev. John Hoover of Benton Methodist officiated. "Burial was in Benton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ted McHenry, James Hess, Err John Walsh, Halbert Shaw and Fred Greenley, the anthem. "Hohannah! He Cometh!" by Lynda Parker Loucks.

FIRST BAPTIST 45 South River Street Rev. Howard Hartzell, Pastor The Unified Service, 10:30 A. M. The Church at Worship, Sermon by the pastor. Junior Church for children 6-12.

The Chapel Choir will sing: "The Palms" by Faure. The Chancel Choir will sing: "Ride On! Side On!" by Scott. Nursery for infants and pre-school children will be held in the church house. 11:45 A.M., the church school meets for study by classes in Fellowship Hall. MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN 21 West North Street Rev.

Robert H. Philips, Minister. 9:45, Sunday School. 11, Communion service and reception of new members, sermon, "Christ's Entry Into Jerusalem." Nursery, 11. No C.

E. Evening, 7. Cantata, Adult choir sing the Cantata, "Memories of Eastern Morn." by Lorenz accompanied by violin, Donald MacLuskie; cello, Chester Parry. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN Academy and River Streets Rev.

F. R. Edwards, Pastor lude, "Fantasia on St. Theoduppl," by Broadhead; call to worship, Dr. Beane: hymn, "Ride On, Ride responsive reading, "Palm Gloria Patria: anthem.

The Palms," Jean Baptise Faure: Palm Sunday lesson by pastor; pastoral. prayer with choral response; worship through Christian Stewardship, response; announcements; hymn, "Hosanna. Loud Hosanna' sermon, "Let Us Follow the by Beane; hymn, "Master benediction, postlude, LARKSVILLE METHODIST. Rev. Roy H.

Beane, Ph.D., Minister Morning, 9, prelude, The King by Mrs. Myron Steele; call to worship, the pastor: hymn, responsive reading, Palm Sunday; Gloria Patria: anthems, "Hosanna," "The Palm Sunday Scripture; pastoral prayer; worship through Christian Stewardship: Palm Sunday offertory, "Andanta con gregational hymn; the sermon, "With a Wave of the Hand." by Dr. Beane: benediction, postlude, "The Festical March," by Mrs. Steele. FIRST WELSH BAPTIST Meade Street REFORMATION LUTHERAN Laketon Rev.

Henry Kraft, pastor Morning worship 10, with Con- Rev. Thomas A. Thomas, pastor. firmation of young people; ser- Sunday morning worship, 10. mon; church nursery open.

Sunday Sunday School, 11:15. Evening Church School, 11:15, Adult Mem- worship, 6. bership Class, 6. REFORMATION LUTHERAN ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Street Rev.

Fred W. Trumbore, S. T.B., rector Holy Communion and Blessing Fel-of the Palms, 8. Church School, 10. Procession of Palms, service, with sermon, also church school.

CENTRAL METHODIST South Franklin Street Church School, 9:45, with Harry Sheasley, superintendent. Mornting Worship, 11, with sermon topie, "The People of Palm by Dr, Ralph W. Decker. Confirmation and reception of new members of the church also baptist service at this time. MYF, 6:30, theme, "I GRANT STREET PRESBYTERIAN Rev.

Donald A. Acton, Pastor Church School, 10. Divine Worship, 11, Palm Sunday service. Chapel and Senior Choirs sing. No Nursery hour.

Westminster Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN South Main and South Rev. Carl J.

Schindler, Pastor' Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Church Service, 10:30, sermon "A Day of Dedication," with service of confirmation. Nursery School open. DERR MEMORIAL METHODIST North Main Street Rev.

Roy H. Beane, Ph. Minister Palm Sunday worship, 10:10, pre- The service, 8:45 a. with reception of new members. Sunday School, 10.

Holy Week services, Thursday, M. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Noxen Rev. Henry C. Kraft, pastor.

Sunday School, 10. The service, 11, with reception of new bers. FIRST WELSH PRESBYTERIAN Meade and Northampton Streets Rev. John Pitts, Ph.D., Pastor Morning at 10:30. Confirmation service.

No Sunday School. Evening at 6, preacher, Rabbi Abram D. Barras. CHRIST LUTHERAN Washington and Beaumont Streets The service, 10, Rev. William Ducker preaching.

Church School, 11:15. ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN South Hancock Street Church service, 9, Rev. William Ducker, minister, Sunday School, 10. CALVARY EPISCOPAL North Main Street Rev.

Chester H. Harris, vicar Holy Communion, Church School, Blessing and distribution of Palms, Holy Communion, 10:45. Polish National Catholic Holy Cross, Sheridan Street, Wilkes-Barre, Rev. Jan Chwied, pastor. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30.

Daily mass, 7:45. Resurrection of the Lord, 34 Zerbey Avenue, Edwardsville. Rev. Walter Poposki, pastor. Masses at 9 and 10:30.

All Saints (Lithuanian) -National Reformed -Rev. Michael Valatka, pastor. Masses 8 and 10:30. All Saints (Lithuanian)-National Reformed -Rev, Michael Valatka, pastor, Masses 9:30. Orthodox Churches Holy Resurrection, Russian, 591 North Main street, Rt.

Rev, John Krashkevich, pastor. Saturday vespers at 7 p. Sunday school at 8:30 a. Divine liturgy (church Slavonic-English) 9 a. Divine liturgy at 10:15 a.

Sunday vespers, 4 p. m. St. John's Russian, 93 Zerbey avenue. Edwardsville.

Rt. Rev. Anthony Repella, pastor. Saturday vespers at 6 p. Sunday, Obednitza, 8 a.

Divine liturgy, 10 a. Sunday school, 9 a. and vespers, 6 p. m. Hellenic, The Annunciation -Matins, 10: Divine liturgy, 11.

St. Mary's Syrian- Herbert G. Nahas. S. S.

from 10. Matins, 10. Divine liturgy, 11. St. Nicholas Russian, 58 Seneca street.

Rev. Harry Szeyko. Matins, 9. Divine liturgy, 10. Catholic Churches Theodore Lindenstruth, 75, of 550 Gibson A Avenue, Kingston, died morning at.

7:25 WilkesBarre General Hospital. He was admitted March 30 as a medical patient. Born in Catawissa, he was a son of the late Rev. Louis. and Emma Stroh Lindenstruth, his father having been a former pastor of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church. Wilkes- Barre, for 30 years. He graduate of MuhlenCollege and for years conducted a photograph finishing business prior to retirement. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and its church council.

Surviving are a brother, Paul, East Orange, N. and two sisters, Mrs. Percy Harris, Kingston, and Mrs. Arnott L. Jones, Dallas.

The funeral will be held from the Luther M. Kniffen Funeral Home, 465 South Main Street, Monday afternoon at 3:15, Rev. Carl J. Schindler of St. John's Church officiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home Sunday night 7 to 9. Presbytery To Meet In Forty Fort Church Request of Rev. John A. Kuyper for dissolution of pastoral relations at Ebenezer Presbyterian Church.

Scranton, will be considered at a meeting of the Lackawanna Presbytery Wednesday, April 13, at 1:30 in Forty Fort Presbyterian Church. Announcement of the meeting was -issued today by Rev. Robert A. MacAskill, moderator, and Rev. Joseph L.

Weisley, stated clerk. In addition to the dissolution request, the meeting will act on report of the committee on ministerial relations, and will grant a letter of dismission to Rev. Mr. Kuyper to the Presbytery of Aberdeen if the way be clear. MARRIAGE LICENSES James H.

Loftus Ridgewood. N. J. Caroline T. Andrews Pittston Robert E.

Meader West Alice E. Banks West Pittston Arthur B. Gelfand City, Hannah J. Friedman Wilkes Barre Robert P. Ledden Plymouth Grace L.

Ravert Plymouth Cecil J. Traver Noxen Sandra J. Martin Sweet- Valley Arthur H. Scott Harveys Lake Ida L. Martin Sweet Charles O.

Williams Wilkes-Barre Shirley J. Shields Wilkes-Barre Stephen S. Verbitski Wilkes- Barre Jean Mikelski Plains Lawrence G. DeForest Spencerport, N. Y.

Nancy L. Carey Dallas Andrew Lesko Ashley Stephie Protasiewicz Plymouth Samuel DeFino Batavia, N. Y. Lacona Pittston St. Mary's, South -Msgr.

Francis A. Costello, V. F. Masses at 5:30, 7, 8, 9 (children's). 10 and 11, St.

Nicholas, South Washington--Rev. C. A. Staib. Masses 6, 7:30, 9, 10:15, 11 (high).

St. John the Evangelist, North Main-Rev. R. E. Larkin, Masses 5:45, 7:30, 9, 10 and 11.

Blessed Sacrament, Miners Mills--Rev. T. McCormick. Masses 8 and 10. Holy Family, Sugar Notch-Rev.

A. P. Halicki. Masses 8, 9, 10 and 11 (high). Holy Rosary, Rev.

Quirino F. Rauzi, Masses 4, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Parted mass). Holy Saviour, Hillard-Rev. Peter A. Nolan.

Masses 7, (children's mass), 10 (high mass). St. Mary's (Greek Rite), North Main Street-Very Rev. Nicholas Chopey, pastor. Masses at 6:30, 8 and 10.

Sacred Heart, North Main Street-Msgr. John S. Sobota, pastor. Masses 8, 9 and 10:30. St.

John the Baptist (Greek Rite), Georgetown -Mass at 10. Holy Trinity, South Meade Street-Rev. J. K. Millauskas.

Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 thigh Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Park Avenue -Msgr. W. A. Losnieniecki, pastor. Rev.

Victor Zawadski, Rev. Felix A. Lataj, Rev. Edmund Adamkiewicz, assistants. Masses 5:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 (high).

St. Joseph's, 'Georgetown -Rev. Gentil Crowley, O. F. M.

Masses 6. 8, 9:15 and 11 a. St. Anthony's Devotions Tuesday evening at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30. Thursday evening Holy Hour 7:30 and 8:30.

St. John the Baptist, Scott- Rev. Paul B. Koval. Masses 1 and 10.

St. Patrick's, Parrish -Rev. Maurice A. Hughes. Masses 5:30, 1.

8, 9. 10 and 11 (high), SS. Peter and Paul, Ukranian, 635 North River -Rev. Andrew Chlystun. Masses 8 and 10 a.

m. Vespers at 4 p. m. Stanisiaus Kostka, North Main--Rev. Francis Zolcinski.

Masss 1, 8:30 (children's), 10:30, high mass St. Therese's The Little Flower, Old River Road -Rev. Charles D. Gallagher. Masses 8, 9, 10 and 11.

St. Theresa's, Shavertown -Rev. J. J. O'Leary, pastor.

Masses 1:30, 8:45 and 10:45. Gate of Heaven, Dallas- Rev. Francis A. Kane, pastor. Masses at 9 and 11.

Lady of Victory Chapel, Harveys Lake--Rev. Francis A. Kane, pastor. Mass at 9:30. St.

Frances Cabrini, Carverton-Rev. 9. Stanley Kolucki, pastor: Rev. Henry E. Zapotocki, assistant, Mass Novena St.

Frances Cabrini each Sunday afternoon at 3. Week-day mass, 8. Blessed Sacrament, Center Moreland -Rev. Stanley Kolucki, pastor. Mass, 10:30.

St. Aloysius, Barney and Division--Rev. Thomas P. Monahan, Masses 7, 8, 9 (youth's mass). 10 and 11 thigh), St.

Anthony, (Maronite). Dana -Rev. John Koury, Masses, 8, 10. St. Boniface, -Rev.

Joseph C. 7, (children's), 10 and 11 (high mass). St. Catherine's, Mountaintop--Rev. Edward P.

Nolan. 7:30, and 10. St. Jude's, Mountaintop -Rev. Edward P.

Nolan. 7:30, 9 and 11, Novena, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. St. Dominic's, -Rev.

Charles F. Carroll. Masses 7:30, 1 and 11. St. Elizabeth's, Bear Creek William P.

McAndrew. Masses at Christopher Heights, Bear Creek, 10:15: Blakeslee, 10. St. George, Francis', Miners (Maronite), Loo A. G.

David El Mouallem, Masses 8 and Masses 10. Ezerskis, 8 and 10. St. Ignatins', Kingston -Very Rev. Joseph S.

Gagion, V. F. Masses 6, 7:30. 9, 10 and 11. St.

Ann's Chapel, Kingston-Very Rev. Joseph S. Gagion, V. F. Masses at 7, 9, 10 and 11.

St. Mary's Greek Rite Church, Kingston--Rev. George Bonchonsky, pastor. 321 Chestnut street, Kingston, Masses Sunday 8 and 10. St.

Vladimir's Ukrainian Greek Catholic, Edwardsville-Rev. L. Zakrevsky, pastor; Masses, 8. and 10. Vespers, 4 p.

m. Hedwig's, Kingston, Rev. James E. Gryezka, pastor--Masses 6:30, 8, 9:30 and 11. Rev.

C. Exaltation F. Wydra, of the pastor. Holy Masses Cross, 8:30 and Buttonwood, 10:30. Hanover Township,.