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POTTSVILLE (PA.) REPUBLICAN THURSDAY. MAY 3Q. 1974 Contracts Awarded 1H At Schuylkil aven Carrie M. Detweiler -V-L I om frmm HA1IOMM. WlAlHt MHK.l.

fin Dorothv C. Blvler SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Action was taken on bids at a special council, meeting held Wednesday night at borough hall. Westinghouse Electric Supply, the only bidder to supply transformers was awarded the contract for $18,894. Council awarded a contract for the 1974 road construction program to Alstate Schuylkill at a price of $48,377. The firm of Wallace and Tienernan was awarded a contract for a new chlorina-tor, price $2727.

Showers and rain are forecast today from the western Plains to the Great Lakes and Midwest. Showers are also expected for the central Gulf. Little change in temperature patterns is expected with weather continuing cool in northern states and warm in the South. (AP Wirephoto) Kistler Rites The funeral of Deborah J. Kistler, 16, who diedj at 7 35 Wednesday morning at Reading Hospital following a motorcycle-car accidenit at the intersection of Routejs 61 and 443, Renninger's Market, will be held Monday morning from the John H.

Lundbyei Funeral Home, Orwigsburgi Burial will be in Schuylkill Memorial Park. The Rev. Gerald Get- man, New and the Rev. Daniel G. jHerner, Shamokin, will officiate.

Miss Kistler wjas the daughter of Robert and Mildred Kistler Boer. She was an 11th grade student at Blue Mountain Higlfi School and a member of th United Brethren Church, Nw Ringgold. 1 Surviving, in addition to her parents, are a sister, Diane Slappell, RD1 Orwigsburg two brothers, Robert! Shappell and Ryan Boyer, both of RD1 Orwigsburg; her maternal grandparents, Mr. nd Mrs. Harold Kistler, Nejw Ringgold; her maternafl great-grandmother, Mrs.

Edna Burkey, RD1 Orwigspurg. 1 WORKING TIME WILLIAM LONG Ser- Wally Sharp, William George, DAVID C. IRVIN -vices for William Long of Frank Megosh, Harold and Funeral services for David C. ooiiiQ r0r hlH frnm thp Rirhard Geist. The Michael Irvin, Rest Haven, were held Crew enginemen, none; firemen, brakemen, none.

Sharnokin Division: enginemen, Frantz; firemen, none. Penna. Railroad Enginemen, Jones; brakemen, Koval, Palamar, Dinich, Drey. Vacancies: no enginemen; two brakemen. Will Work Friday Salem Creek Pockets, St.

Nicholas Breaker, Nos. 4 and 5 Plants at St. Nicholas (two shifts), Pine Forest, Buck Run, Rosa Plant (Pockets open until 4 p.m.). Idle Friday Maple Hill. Reading Railroad Reading Division: Pool (DcdcddCK; HIwsfpfiQaQlJ ILdpg MJJiJUJiiiiLLii.jiLMiniTTiniiiinri 'i rwiiiim-" it fflrr -n iimmrmmnia Good Samaritan Pottsville mittee.

Action will be taken at the next meeting. Council accepted the resignation of Willis Reed from the Police Pension Fund Committee and appointed Anthony LaScala to serve on the committee. On recommendation of. Mayor LaScala. council ratified the hiring of temporary part-time policemen.

Charles Charlesworth. Lewis Charles-worth, and Thomas Smith. John Kotch. borough manager, said Tumbling Run and Panther Valley Reservoirs are overflowing. Wednesday morning from the Robert Hoppes tunerai Home, Frackville.

Interment was in Odd Fellows Cemetery with the Rev. Frank A. Filer of the First United Methodist Church. Frackville, officiating. Pallbearers were Graham and Harold Hahan, Jackie SDeidel Richard Webb, Robert and Albert Irvin.

GEORGE M. BREN-SINGER The funeral of George M. Brensinger, RD2 Pottsville, was held from the Ruch Funeral Chapel with the Rev. William M. Horn, pastor of English Lutheran Church, Minersville, officiating.

Burial was in Schuylkill Memorial Park. Pallbearers were William, Richard and Richard Searle Lamar and Earl Scheib, Jerome Brensinger. THOMAS REILEY Services for Thomas A. Reiley of Philadelphia were held from the Daniel J. Horan Funeral Home, Pottsville.

Monsignor John E. Boyle officiated at the Mass of Christian Burial and interment rites at the Chapel Crypt of Our Lady of Calvary Cemetery. Casketbearers were William Mehling, Charles Bretz and John Mushock. Funeral Notices DETWEILER At Pottsville Hospital. On Wednesday.

May 29, 1974. Carrie (nee Deaven) Detwiler widow of Charles Detweiler of 112 Wilson Street, Schuylkill Haven. Aged 82 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday afternoon 2 p.m. from the Bast and Detwiler Funeral Home, Schuylkill Haven.

There will be no viewing Friday evening. Friends may call Saturday from 12 noon to time of service. Please omit flowers. In-terment Union Cemetery. Schuylkill Haven.

MARX At Rest Haven Hospital. On Monday, May 27, 1974. John formerly of Peach Mountain, R.D., Pottsville, husband of the late Mame (nee Minchoff Marx. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday morning 9:15 from the Michael Rady Funeral Home, 105 Market Street. Port Carbon.

Mass of Christian Burial at 10 A.M. in St. John the Baptist Church. Pottsville Friends may call Thursday afternoon from 4 o'clock until 10. Interment St.

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Carrie M. Detweiler. 82, of 112 Wilson Schuylkill Haven, died at 1:20 Wednesday afternoon at Pottsville Hospital where she was admitted early that morning. She was the widow of Charles S. Detweiler who died in 1961.

Mrs. Detweiler was born in Union Township, Lebanon County, daughter of the late John and Kate Rhen Deaven. She lived in Schuylkill Haven most of her life. She was a member of Christ Luther Church, Schuylkill Hose Com- pany Auxiliary, and Pottsville Hospital Auxiliary, all ot Schuylkill Haven, and the Southern Schuylkill Flower Club. Surviving are two stepsons, Dr.

Samuel Detweiler, Schuylkill Haven; Harry Detweiler, Rochester, N.Y.; one stepdaughter, Kathryn, wife of John Godshall, Roslyn; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Estella Warner, Allentown. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the Bast and Detwiler Funeral Home with the Rev. William C. Butts officiating.

Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Schuylkill Haven. William D. James William D. James, 73, formerly of 611 Laurel died at 10:10 Wednesday morning at Rest Haven where he was a guest since June 21, 1973. Mr.

James was born in Minersville, son of the late John and Mary Jones James. He was a retired miner. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon from the Lord Funeral Home with the Rev. Maynard C. Hallock, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Charles Baber Cemetery. Pfeiffer Rites Services for Ralph A. Pfeiffer, of 2120 Mahantongo Pottsville, will be held Saturday morning from the Robert A. Evans Funeral Home, Port Carbon. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in St.

John the Baptist Church and interment will be in the parish cemetery. Mr. Pfeiffer, a native of Palo Alto, was a life member of the Citizens' Fire Company of Palo Alto. Dedication Quakake Park Held QUAKAKE Over 100 persons attended the formal dedication of the Quakake Park Tuesday. Donating the park to the Rush Township Recreation Board were Mrs.

Merle Guenther, Mrs. Margaret Steimler and Mrs. Catherine Fegley. A 'church located on the property will be turned into a recreation hall. The board announced plans tor the construction of a tennis court and the purchase of playground equipment.

The park has already been equipped with a basketball court and benches. Speaking at the dedication ceremonies was U.S. Marshal Charles Guy. Group Stages Dance Revue SAINT CLAIR The Dalinda Dance Revue was held in the Saint Clair Elementary School Auditorium. Tap and ballet were featured.

Participating were: Sherri Wilson, Tracy Wapinsky, Holly Baker. Cheryl Costy, Michelle Placek, Alicia Sylvester, Doreen Haughney, Lynn Poslosky, Lori Swantner, Tony Sylvester, Rose Ann Scheer, Kathy Hughes. Natalie Petrozino, Tina Hargraves, Mary Ellen Boris. Nancy Thorn, Nicola Williams, Beverly Hudock, Michelle Brennan, Joanne Hammer, Danielle Miller, Maria Squierdo, Mary Susan Swartchick, Elizabeth Tokonitz, Allison Miller, Sandy Bernetskie, Kathy Tokonitz, Colleen Brady, Georgine Matulevich. Assistant teacher Peggy Frantz performed with(a specialty number.

Dances performed by the proprietors of the studio. Dale Barthel and Linda Mihalskv. Church, RD Lykens. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are a son, Russell, RD Klingerstown; two daughters, Arlene, wife of George Deibert, Jean, wife of Paul Niederland, Jackson, N. eight grandchildren; two sisters, Florence, wife of Franklin Savidge, Spring Glen; Mrs.

Elsie Blyler, MyerstownJ Funeral services will be held Monday morning from the Lawrence E. Rothermel Funeral Home, RD Klingerstown, with the Rev. Elden Ehrhart, RD Klingerstown, officiating. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery, RD Lykens. Florian Opalek Florian "Fred" Opalek, 129 E.

Ridge Coaldale, a retired mine worker, died at Coaldale HospitaF on Wednesday. Opalek, 82, worked for the Lehigh Navigation Coal Company for 50 years before the company closed. Born in Trnava, Czechoslovakia, he was! the son of the late John and Mary Opalek. He was a member of SS Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Coaldale. Surviving are his widow, the former Rose Gregus; two daughters, Irene, wife of Joseph Repko, Albion, N.

and Rosemary, wife of Roger Rothenberger, Sinking Springs; two sons, John, Dayton, Ohio and Joseph, Alexandria, one sister, Anna, Czechoslovakia; seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. The August M. Gulla Funeral Home, Coaldale, is in charge of funeral arrangements. 1 George A. Day George A.

Day, 82, of 1421 N. 14th Reading, a Wive of Orwigsburg, died Wednesday morning at the HasslerHNurs-ing Home, Shillington. Mr. Day, son of the late William F. and Louisa Smith -Day, owned and operated a hardware business in West Reading for 30 years before retiring in June, 1960.

He and his wife, the former Mildred K. Young, lived in Reading 50 i ill i years ana wouia nave Deen married 54 years in August. He was a member of St. John's United Church of Christ, Orwigsburg. Surviving, in addition to his widow, are two daughters, Florence, wife of Harry Sperber, Kenhorst; Ethel, wife of Christy Hatzas, Colony Park; two grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the John H. Lundbye Funeral Home with his pastor, the Rev. Benjamin Griffin, officiating. Burial will be in Kimmel's Church of God Cemetery, RD1 Orwigsburg. Anna Wvnoskv Mrs.

Anna Wynosky, 16 Windsor Erdenheim, a native of Minersville, died Wednesday evening at West Jersey Hospital, Doorhees, N.J. after an illness of several! weeks. She was the widow of Charles Wynosky who died 27 years ago. Mrs. Wynosky lived in Minersville most of her life and moved to Erdenheim five years ago.

She wa a member of St. Genevieve Church and a former member of St. Francis Church, Minersville. Surviving are five children, Charles, proprietor of Wynosky bottling business, Minersville; Mrs. Anna Sabol, Philadelphia; Mrs.

Elizabeth Berringer, Honda, N. Albert, Reading; Mrs. Mary Chappell, Moorestown, N.J. Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Ritzel Funeral Home, Minersville, are im-complete. Hazel C.

Hand Mrs. Hazel C. Hand. 79, of Second Street, Muir, died at 5 Wednesday afternoon at Pottsville Hospital where she was admitted May 19. Mrs.

Hand's mother. Mrs. Clara Clemmer, died in May at the age of 98. Her husband. Josiah Hand, died in 1963.

She was born in Shoemakersville and was a member of the Salem United Methodist Church there. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at the convenience of the family from the Stewart Dreisigacker Funeral Home. Tower City, with the Rev. Elmer C. Clouser, pastor of the Tower City Methodist Church officiating.

Burial will be in St. Luke's Cemetery. Shoemakersville. Mrs. Dorothy Carl Blyler, 58, wife of Daniel J.

Blyler, RD Klingerstown, died at 4 Thursday morning at her home. She had been ill seven months. Mrs. Blyler was born in Spring Glen, Aug. 10, 1915, daughter of the late Harry and Sara Rush Carl.

She attended Hubley Township High School, Sonne Glen, and was married Jan. 1, 1933. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Doyne Rites Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth (Achenbach) Doyne, of 140 Main Mount Carbon, who died Wednesday morning in Pottsville Hospital, will be held Saturday morning from the Morgan Home for Funerals, Pottsvile. Rev.

Maynard C. Hallock, D. Trinity Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Jerusalem Union Cemetery, Schuylkill Haven. Mrs.

Doyne was a nursing instructor and student health nurse at Pottsville. Hospital School of Nursing. Crest, Barnesville. Mrs. Leslie Sterner, 118 James Schuylkill Haven.

Kathy Wertz, 16 Church Tremont. Walter Yeich, RD2 Schuylkill Haven. Discharges: Mrs. Doris Cope, Kerry Dunn, Edward Gracely, Mrs. Bertha Hock, Mrs.

Helen James, Wilmer Reigle, Mrs. Shirley Shadle, 'Joseph Stanton. Dispensary: Carrie Otto, Tremont; Mark Saint Clair; Andrea Mortimer, Pottsville; Barry Zombra, Pottsville; Martin Houstin, Minersville; Paul Bevan, Pottsville. Ashland Hospital To Frederick and Mary Ann (Dereskavich) Clock, Barnesville, a son, May 29. To Paul and Marbeth (Ker-man) Petru'cka, Mahanoy City, a son, May 30.

To Joseph and Patricia (McAloose) Polinsky, Minersville, a son, May 30. Good Samaritan Hospital To Dean and Sandra (Rumpf) Brown, RD1 Pine Grove, a son, May 30. Republican Group PORT CARBON The Port Carbon Republican Committee will meet Monday, June 3, at 8 p.m. at Community Hall. Court St.

Cecelia GIRARDVILLE Court St. Cecelia 1529 will hold its monthly meeting in St. Joseph's School hall on Tues- day, June 4. Court St. Joan ASHLAND 4 The monthly meeting of Court St.

Jaan of Arc 225 will be held Tuesday, June 4, at 8 p.m. in St. Mauritius Church hall. The annual social will be held Wednesday, June 5, at 8 p.m. in St.

Joseph's Church hall. Concerned Taxpayers MAHANOY CITY The Mahanoy Area Concerned Taxpayers Association will meet Thursday, May 30. at 8 p.m. in the Pine Street Municipal Building. City Council Special meeting of Pottsville City Council will be held at 9 a.m.

June 1 in City Hall for general purposes. Good Will MINERSVILLE The Good Will Fire Company will meet at 7:30 p.m. June 4 at which time plans will be discussed for the Fourth of July celebration, the campfire in August and other activities. Go Cart Stolen SUEDBERG A go-cart and five aluminum stakes were (Stolen from the rear yard of the home of Constance Mae Kiene, of RD1 Pine Grove. Suedberg.

Schuylkill Haven State Police said the theft occurred between May 19 and 28. The go-cart was valued at S25; the stakes at S10. Rockwell Manufacturing Company was awarded a contract for 200 water meter, price $10,114. Council rejected bids on metering equipment for the Willow Lake Chlorine House and all bids on fire hose. These 'two items will be re-advertised and new bids opened at council's next meeting.

June 10. A bid from the National Water Main Company for cleaning of 8 inch and 12-inch water mains was tabled and turned over to the water com- Home, Port Carbon, had charge. MARGARET COYLE -Services for Mrs. Margaret Coyle of Pottsville were held from the Daniel J. Horan Funeral Home.

Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church by Mon- 1-1 T-l signor jonn Duyu? wnu aisu oiiiciaiea ai me luieimpm rites at the Chapel Crypt of Our Lady of Calvary Cemetery, Casketbearers were Albert Tomcavage, Robert Barrett, James Brady, Robert Rosen-berger, James Coyie. Joseph Coyle. THOMAS CANFIELD -Funeral services for Thomas Canfield, Wood Street, Cumbola, took place from the Bar-tashus Funeral Home, New Philadelphia. Mass of Christian Burial was concelebrated in Holy Family Church by the Revs.

Dennis Rigney, Thomas Edwards and Robert Fagan. The Rev. John McNamara was seated in the sanctuary. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Michael, Robert and Patrick Canfield, Peter Schultz, Martin McGeever, Jack Farrell, Paul Boord, James Styles.

I ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Notices DAY At Hassler Nursing Home, Shillington. On Wednesday, May 29, 1974. George A. Day, husband of Mildred K. (nee Young) Day.

421 N. 14th Reading, Pennsylvania. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from John H. Lundbye Funeral Home, 116 So. Liberty Orwigsburg, Friends may call Friday evening from 7 to 9.

Interment Kimmel's Church of God Cemetery. BRASSINGTON At Ashland State General Hospital. On Wednesday, May 29. 1974. Harold E.

Brassing-ton, husband of Anna (neeStrause) Brassington, 339 So. Lehigh Avenue, Frackville. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning at 11 o'clock from the Robert F. Hoppes Funeral Home, 3rd Washington Frackville. Friends may call Friday evening.

Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery, Frackville. DOYNE At Pottsville. On Wednesday, May 29. 1974. Elizabeth.

daughter of the late Lewis H. and Anna B. (Fisher) Auchenbach of 140 Main Street. Mount Carbon. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning 11 a.m.

from the Morgan Home far Funerals, 1112 W. Market Street. Pottsville. Friends may call Friday evening Interment Jerusalem Union Cemetery, Schuylkill Haven. HAND At Pottsville Hospital On Wednesday.

Mav 29. 1974 Mrs. Hazel C. Hand widow of Josiah Hand. 2nd Street, Muir.

Pennsyl vania Funeral will be held on Saturday from the Stewart Dreisigacker Funeral Home. Tower City at the convenience of the family. There will be no viewing Friday Interment St. Luke's Cemetery. Shoemakersville WALKER At Rest Haven.

On Wed" nesday. May 29. 1974 Ruth I Walker, wife of the late Howard Walker, formerly of Tamaqua Relatives and friends of Je family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning at 11 o'clock from the Griffith Funeral Home. $55 Broad Street. Tamaqua.

Friends may call Friday evening Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery. Tamaqua. BLYLER At Klingerstown. Penn sylvania. On May ju.

1974 Mrs Dorothy (nee Carl) wife of Daniel Blyler of Klingerstown. RD. Aged 58 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday mom mg 10 a.m. from the Lawrence E.

Rothermel Funeral Home at RD KlingerHpwn. At the family request thre will be no viewing and no visilation Sunday evening. Interment Eton Church Cemetery. RI) I.vkts Admissions: Mrs. Karen Dreher, RD1 Schuylkill Haven.

Patricia Ponter, 435 Church Minersville. Mrs. Mary Schach, 508 W. Phola Donaldson. Joseph Dowling, 501 Valley Port Carbon.

William Muir, 382 Wayne Port Carbon. Mrs. Lillie Krammes, Rt. 3, Pine Grove. Mrs.

Ida Lechleitner, 255 Parkway, Schuylkill Haven. ''Mrs Minnie Billman, Hern-don. Anthony Scarpino, 629 W. Penn Shenandoah. Richard McNeely, 307 Wilson Port Carbon.

Mrs. Bridget Scholl, Green Brockton. Mrs. Kathryn Hamera, 42 Main New Boston. Raymond Caravan, 139 Anderson St.

William Spotts," 433 W. Columbia Schuylkill Haven. Martin Morris, 111 School Row, Branchdale. Joseph Mensavage, 101 East Minersville. Mrs.

Roseann. O'Connell, 1038 Center Ashland. Dr. Joseph Ricchiuti, 1702 Mahantongo St. Theodore Cooper, Summit Station.

John Homka, 7 S. Wylam Frackville. Louis Canfield, 425 E. xMain Schuylkill Haven. Lori Ann Jones.

1732 W. Norwegian St. Melanie Palokas, Pine Branchdale. Emily Shearer, 6 S. Fifth St.

Kenneth Berger, 44 Cedar Cressona. Mrs. Carrie Detweiler, 112 Wilson Schuylkill Haven. Timothy Ryan. RD2 Pottsville.

Patricia Selbie, 11 S. Chestnut Shenandoah. Samuel Steffie. RD1 Auburn. Mrs.

Phyllis Lorah, 709 E. Daniel J. Horan Funeral Home with Rev. Edward Gaul Jr. of the First Baptist Church officiating.

Interment was in Mount Laurel Cemetery. Casketbearers were Joseph Rehnert, Thomas Reddington, Daniel McCaffery, Joseph Reddington. MICHAEL SEMANCO -Services for Michael Seman-co, of Saint Clair, were held from the Charles Premich Funeral Home. Divine Liturgy was celebrated in St. Michael's Church by the-Rt.

Rev. Andrew Slepecky, assisted by Father Martin of McAdoo. Fathers Slepecky and Martin officiated at the interment in the parish cemetery. Casketbearers were Adam Mallick, John Lenehen, Charles Snitzer, John Motyl, Steve Staff John Stoffa, Clair Fessler, Andrew Torick. MRS.

SARAH HORN; BERGER Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Hornberger, 1312 Market Ashland, took place from 1021 Center Ashland, with the Rev. David Albright, pastor of Bethany Evangelical Church, officiating. Burial was in Fountain Springs Cemetery. Pallbearers were Louis Zucofski, Funeral Notices PFEIFFER At his home, Pottsville.

On Tuesday, May 28. 1974. Ralph A. Pfeiffer, husband of the late Mary (nee Klein) Pfeiffer, 2120 Mahantongo Pottsville. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning at 8:45 from Robert Evans Funeral Home, Coal Jackson Streets, Port Carbon.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. in St. John the Baptist Church, Pottsville. Friends may call Friday evening. Interment Parish Cemetery.

KARMAZIN At Good Samaritan Hospital. On Tuesday, May 28, 1974. Joseph Karmazin husband of Rose (nee Stablum) 33 Sport Hill. Branchdale, Pa. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Friday morning at 9:30 a.m.

from the Joseph P. Mahal Funeral Home. 104 South 4th Street, Minersville. Requiem Mass at 9:45 a.m. in St.

Peter Paul's Church, Minersville. Friends may call Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. Interment St. Mary's Star of the Sea Cemetery. KISTLER At Reading Hospital.

On Wednesday, May 29. 1974. Deborah J. Kistler, New Ringgold. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday morn ing at 11 o'clock from the John H.

Lundbye Funeral Home, 116 So. Liberty Street, Orwigsburg. Friends may call Sunday evening from 7 to 9' Interment Schuylkill Memorial Park. Card Of Thanks THE FAMILY OF the late Miss Catherine E. Hoenich of Minersville wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent cards, flowers and furnished cars THE FAMILY OF the late Anthony Giacumbo of Minersville wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement also those who sent cards.

Mass cards, flowers and furnished cars. THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Margaret Coyle of Pottsville wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement: also those wo sent cards. Mass cards, flowers and furnished cars. THE FAMILY of the late Thomas A.

Reiley of Philadelphia wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them, in their recent bereavement: also those who sent cards. Mass cards, flowers and furnished cars. THE FAMILY of the late Michael Semanco of Saint Clair wishes to thank ail those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent cards. Mass cards, flowers and furnished carv Admissions: Gloria Bechtel. 906 Port Carbon St.

Daniel Boe, 1813, E. Wiconisco Towner City. Debra Bright, RD1 Orwigsburg. i Mrs. Bertha Carpenter, 104 Jefferson Schuylkill Haven.

Mrs. Mary Dermd, 1920 W. Norwegian St. Mrs. Margaret Doyle, RD2 Pottsville.

Michael Hertz, Minersville. Robert Hinkle, 365 Front St. Susan Hunter, 324 W. Grand Tower City. Mrs.

Kathryn Knarr, 425 E. Main Schuylkill Haven. Mrs. Mary Koval, 201 Center Mahanoy! City. Elmer Letzkus, 210 St.

Peter Schuylkill Haven. Peter McCloskey, 411 W. Market St. Mrs. Theresa McDonald, 301 W.

Main Girjirdville. Mrs. Eleanor Michalik, RD2 Lehighton. Mrs. Kathryn Musalavage, 300 Lewis Minersville.

Mrs. Emma Reilly, 1217 Mahantongo St. Mrs. Margaret Roman, Valley Brockton1. Barbara Ann Rumble, 137 Margaretta Schuylkill Haven.

Mrs. Grace Schneck, 42 Cherry "Pine Grove. John Silinski, State Road, Branchdale. Audra Spierko, 238 N. Berne Schuylkill Havep.

Mrs. Fannie Stejner, RD2 Schuylkill Haven. Mrs. Evan Stank, Park i I Ashland Admissions: Mrs. Evelyn Wtikel, 1234 Walnut Ashland; Judith Mehlbaum, 815 Market Ashland; Harry Fishburn, 430 Oakland Ashland; Mrs.

Joan Sarnosky, RD Ashland; Robert Richards, j324 Hobart Gordon; Mrs. Mary Koinsky, 104 Main 1 Maizeville; Mrs. Mary Ellen Selinsky. 130 W. pgden Girardville; Cheryl Boylan.

Locustdale; Minnie Kleman, 44 S. jSixth Shamokin; Mrsj. Bonnie Rusinko, 115 Girard Atlans; Nicholas Gallup. 411 Clermont Marian Heights. Discharges: George Poret, Sherri Bechtel.

Mrs. Carol Long. Myrtle Pennypacker. Joseph Martin. Cheryl Harris, Mrs.

Darlene Rogers, Harold BlackTCell, Henry Gordon. Judith Ann Lucas. Mrs. Sara bavadge. Stanlev Starvinski, Deborah Kaminski.

Dispenary: Harrv Fishbuni Ashland; Kathy Kleeman.j Ashland; John Kleeman, Ashland; Jane Steinhilber, Ashland; Joseph Rafferty, Mahan'oy Plane; Ellis Paul. Frackville. St. Joseph i Admissions i i PhaonMauery.MahanoyCity Antoinette Schuetrumph, RD2 Tamaqua; Marie Stewart, RD2 Tamaqua. Hazleton Admissions: Ethel Adams, Nuremberg Gabriel Bolla, McAdoo; William Dunn.

Tamaqua. Pine Mahanoy City. Dean Deibert, Gratz. Eleanor Heisler, 11 Long: view Drive, Schuylkill Haven. Discharges: Mrs.

Mary Hertz, Chris Miller, Mrs. Sue HesserJMrs. Shirley Drummer, Edwin (Larry) Parnell, Joseph Kruczek, Christopher Guers, Mrs. Ruth Bindie, Mrs. Elizabeth Ely, Mrs.

Margaret Hikes, Mrs. Lois Lutz, Robin Wessner, Mrs. Lois Stitzer, Mrs. Christina Kopich, Ralph Keefer, Mrs. Feme Scheib, Lawrence Haberle, Mrs.

Mary Russo. Dispensary: Elaine Pryce, Pottsville; Anthony Fuss, Cumbola; Jeffrey McClure, Pottsville; Billie Jo Connors, Pottsville; Agnes Smarowsky, Frackville; George Melinchock, Mount Carbon; Don Hodgen, Orwigsburg; Charles Freeze, Pottsville; Robert Holden, Tower City; Ronald Fowler, Minersville; Larry Reed, Pottsville; Henry Reber, Tremont. Coaldale i Admissions: Frank Thamarus, 123 W. Broadway, Jim Thorpe; Mrs. Dolores Boyle, 345 Willing Tamaqua; Mrs.

Loretta Bonner, 254 W. Ludlow Summit Hill; William Macenka, 268 Second Coaldale; Mrs. Elizabeth A. Perilli, 152 School Summit Hill; Stanley Grybel, 169 W. Ridge Lansford; Mrs.

Sara Watkins, 321 Ridge Terrace, Coaldale; Mrs. Jean Slakoper, 226 W. Philips Coaldale; John Bosico, 111 S. Oak Summit Hill; Mrs. Ruth Kabilko, 240 Cedar Tamaqua; George Neyers, 341 W.

Ridge Lansford; Linda Heigele, 234 E. Elm Tamaqua. Discharges: Mrs. Helen Wanamaker, Steven Geusic, Kenneth Shilko Mrs. Charlotte Charnak, Henry Plocinik, Mrs.

Sandra Andrews, Mrs. Sadie' Derr, Mrs. Rose Karnish, Mrs. Mary Gryzik. Locust Mt.

Admissions: Michael Leskin, Hotel Shenandoah, Shenandoah; Mrs. Josephine Shimones. 26 S. Main Shenandoah; Mrs. Sophie Horrox, 2030 Wentz Church Road.

Worchester; Robert Walter Waters. 200 N. Jardin Shenandoah; Frank Yarnitsky, 366 JS. West Shenandoah. I Discharges: 1 Mrs.

Anna Kaledas, Mary Millisock, Frank Reynolds. Dispensary: Gladys Foose, Ringtown; Linda Sheeler, Mahanoy City: Isabel Nolter. Shenandoah; John Makritski. Zions Grove; Barbara Rogers, Mahanoy City; Eleanor Binns, Shenandoah Heights; Brenda Wish-nefsky, Frackville; Frank Yarnitsky, Shenandoah: Samuel Gowdy, Shenandoah. Geisinger Admissions: Mrs.

Marcella Neifert. Quakake; Leonard Neifert, Tamaqua; Mrs. Rosemarie Albright. Ashland; John A. Mizzer, Shenandoah; Mrs.

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