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1 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. MONDAY, APRIL 1 3r 936 Street. This morning with a requiem Body to Lie in State A. H. Wandel Dies Qergyinan's Uncle unerals mass in St.

Patrick's Church, Lowell, Mass. Interment, parish cemetery, Monsignor Patrick J. Boland, pastor of St. John's Cfaurch, Pittston, will preach the sermon. Interment will be in the Sisters' Plot in St.

Rose Cemetery, Carbondale. Sister Emerentia Taken by Death Arrangements by John Durkan. Dies After Illness In West Pittston Lackey Thomas O. Lackey, 1505 Howell Mary Louise Howell, 1319 Mich. She was a member of the Magyar Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Besides her husband, she is cur vived by three daughters, Mrs. Arvay. Canada; and Elizabeth Lillian Horvath, ta home Howard J. Snowdoa is in charge of funeral arrangements, CARD OP THANKS Mr. and Mrs.

J. N. Smoot and family wish to extend their thanks for the kindness shown by their many friend, in their recent bereavement. Adv. North Sumner Avenue.

Today at I p. m. from the home. Interment, Shady Lane Cemetery. Arrangements Oram Street.

Today at 3 p. m. from the home. Interment, Prospect Ceme Parochial School Instruc to by Howard J. Snowdon.

tery, Peckville. Arrangements by How ard J. Snowdon. Short Illness Fatal Edward Giroux Former Telephone Offi cial Succumbs tor Succumbs Mrs. Esther Horvath Mrs.

Esther Horvath, 49, wife of John Horvath, 1311 Clay Avenue, Dunmore, died Saturday night in her home. A resident of Dunmore for the past fifteen years, Mrs. Horvath previously had made her home in Demon, Dempsey Edward Dempsey, Nor Davis Mrs. Leah Jones Davis, 121 rlstown. former Scranton resi dent.

Today from the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Dux, rear of 1333 Edward Giroux, 811 Marion Street, South Sumner Avenue. Today at p. m. from' the home.

Interment, Dunmore Cemetery. Arrangements by A. Rice Wandel, cashief of the West Sister Mary Emerentia, instructor in St. Patrick's High School, Olyphant, died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning in St. Joseph's Hospital, Carbondale, after died at 1:50 o'clock yesterday morn Side Bank, West Pittston, died Satur North Washington Avenue.

Requiem B. Willard Tague. mass at 9:30 a. m. in St.

Paul's day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in his irj in his home after a few days' illness. Born in New York City, an illness of two weeks. Church. Interment, Cathedral Ceme home, 517 Fourth Street, West Pitts Beemer Ellis A. Beemer, 1401 Ca Mr.

Giroux was employed for tery. Arrangements by Gene Cusick. ton, following an illness of several pouse Avenue, roaay at 3 p. m. AIA7 AYO REr.lET.IDBn number of years by the R.

T. Sub months. from, the Howard J. Snowdon Funeral LereUnd Mrs. Hannah Loveland.

Sister Emerentia before entering the convent was Paula Biglin, daughter of Charles and Jane Biglin, 1522 Prospect Avenue. She was a graduate of way Company. He had made his Home, 1110 Sanderson Avenue. In 2146 Pond Avenue, Today at 2 home in Scranton for the past decade terment, Union Cemetery, Peckville, m. from the home.

Interment, Dun Mr. Wandel had been Identified with the public life of Greater Plttaton for a score of years and served several He was an uncle of the Rev. Wil more Cemetery. 2:30 p. m.

in the As St. John the Evangelist High School Mel Yin Mrs. Margaret Melvin, 312 Crown Avenue. Today at 10 a. m.

with liam 3. Giroux, pastor of St. Francis' sembly of God Church. Arrangements years as manager of the Bell Tele 4 Italian Church. Greenwood, and oi and received her Bachelor of Arts de, gree from Marywood College.

Sister Emerentia entered the Im by Howard J. Snowdon. phone Company there. He resigned a a requiem mass in the Church of the Nativity. Interment, Cathedral Ceme ter M.

Concepts, member of the few years ago to accept the position Harrington Joseph M. Harrington, Sisters of Mercy Order, stationed maculate Heart of Mary Order on May tery. 1729 Pittston Avenue. Today at 9:30 of cashier at the West Side Bank. He was one of the charter mem 6, izz.

She received the habit of re at Hazleton. He was a member of St. Paul's Church, and its Holy a. m. with a requiem mass in St.

John Keek Mrs. M. J. Keck, Hotel Ber ligion on August 15, 1922, and made the Evangelist Church. Interment, St.

bers of the Pittston Rotary Club and wick, Berwick, former Scranton rest Name Society. a past president of that organization, Joseph's Cemetery, Minooka. Arrangements by Daniel A. Iane, Dunmore. dent.

This afternoon from the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. O. Jayne, her final vows on August 15, 1924. Since that time she had been a successful teacher at St.

Paul's High Surviving in addition to his niece At the time of his death he was its secretary. He was treasurer of the 233 West Front Street, Berwick: ad Seheuer Joseph Scheuer, rear of and nephew, are a brother, C. Giroux, this city; and a sister, Mrs ditional services in Berwick Episcopal 437 Birch Street. Today at 2 p. m.

KEV. DR. F. D. HARTSOCK Emma Kean, New York.

Valley Lodge of Masons, and was affiliated with the Royal Arch Chapter of Masons, Irem Temple, Knights School, Green Ridge; St. Alphonsus School, New York City, and for the past eight years had taught the Senior Class at St. Patrick's High School. from the home. Abington Church.

Interment, Bloomsbur? Cem? The body has been removed to tne tery. Hills Cemetery. "SEE AffiS" CLEANERS AND DYERS FOR QUALITY CLEANING AND DYEING LOTEOT PRICES IN OUR HISTORY For Assured Satisfaction 4 1181 PDHONB 4 1181 Templar, the Board of Directors of Stanton Mrs. George E. Stanton, home of his brother, C.

W. Giroux, 819 Marion Street, from where the Sister Emerentia is survived by her Columbus, Ohio. The body will be parents, a sister, Eileen, and three Carbondale Cnrnow M. Harry Curnow, 352 funeral will be held tomorrow morn To Hold Funeral Today For Rev. Mr.

Hartsock brought here tomorrow at 2 p. m. for brothers, Raymond, James and Charles, ing. A requiem mass will be cele interment hi Evergreen Cemetery. all of this city.

Main Street, Simpson. Today at 2 p. brated in St. Paul's Church at 9:30 Brooklyn, Pa. The funeral will be held tomorrow m.

with; the Rev. Dr. S. T. Foster o'clock.

Interment will be in St. The funeral of the Rev. Dr. Frank William Mrs. Sarah Williams, S39 Catherine's Cemetery, Moscow.

morning at 30 o'clock with a requiem 'high mass in St. Patrick's officiating. Interment, Old Colonial Mausoleum, Uniondale D. Hartsock, 809 Prescott Avenue, Oakford Court. Today at 2:30 p.

m. Funeral arrangements are in charge Church, Olyphant. The Right Rev. who died Thursday in Columbians. will be held this afternoon at 2:30 Tigue John Tigue, 629 Sanderson of the Walsh Funeral Service, 141 from 318 Franklin Avenue.

Interment, Spring Brook. Monsignor William T. Kea Iy wMl be the celebrant. Other officer! of the Jefferson Avenue. o'clock in Elm Park M.

E. Church Avenue, Olyphant. Today at 9:30 a. m. with mass of requiem in St.

Pat the Salvation Army, director of the Y. M. C. the Bankers' Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania, and member of the Official Board of West Pittston M. E.

Church. Surviving are his widow, a son, William, Charlotte, N. two sisters, Mrs. Stanley H. Moss, and Mrs.

William Trumbower, Muhlenburg, and a brother, R. B. Wandel, Had donfield, N. J. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home with the Rev.

Harold Buckingham. West Pittston M. E. Church, officiating. Interment will be in West Pittston Cemetery where the Masonic Orders will conduct graveside rites.

Hughes Benjamin Hughes, 1305 with six Metnoaist clergymen offi ciating. Hampton Street. Today at 2 p. from the home. Interment, Washburn rick's Church.

Interment, Calvaiy Cemetery, Mayfield. Ernest W. Tallman Ernest W. Tallman, former Scran' mass will be: the Rev. Martin Kilcul len, Rev.

James Boland, subdeacon; the Rev. Francis Durkin, master of ceremonies. The Right Rev. The body will lie in state in the ton resident, died suddenly at 5 o'clock Street Cemetery. Arrangements by Frank W.

Jones. church from 12:30 until 2:30 o'clock. A short prayer service will be held Lu WITKOWSKI IS HELD Henry Witkowskl, 29, 326 East Elm yesterday morning in his home at Wayne, Pa. He was affiliated with Manley Mrs. Ellen Manley, Phila the home at 12:30 o'clock with the the various Masonic bodies in Wayne.

Street, was arrested Saturday by Pa Rev. Dr. Clarence R. Hickok offi A I fJ THE CLEANERS Surviving are his widow, two sisters Reconditioned L. C.

SMITH TYPEWRITERS trolmen William Heller and Leon Besecker on a charge of involuntary ciating. Dr. Hickok also will officiate at the church services. in Binghamton, N. and another delphia, former Dunmore resident.

Today from the home of her sister. Mrs. B. A. Timlin, 545 North Lincoln Avenue.

Requiem mass at 9:30 a. in St. Patrick's Church. Interment, manslaughter. Witkowskl, who posted sister, Mrs.

Albert Vandermark, Clarks Assisting Dr. Hickok will be the Rev. Green. Interment will be in Port' $3,000 bail, was said to have run One Year to' raj SCRANTON'S LEADING CLEANER land, Me. Dr.

Henry Crane, pastor of Elm Park Church; the Rev. Dr. E. A. Martin, Waverly, retired; the Rev.

Cathedral Cemetery. Arrangements by John Durkan. down and fatally injured Charles Ganczewski, 23, 1020 Bergen Court, with his automobile. Deemer's 209 Wash.Ave. Connor Dies as He Prepares for Mass MeAvoy Frank McAvoy, 518 Palm Mrs, John Oslnskl S.

Prompton, Mehoopany, retired; Mrs. Bertha Oslnskl, 70, wife of the Rev. Dr. M. S.

Godshall, waverly. George Oslnskl, 893 Sibley Avenue, retired; the Rev. George Underwood, Tunkhannock, and the Rev. J. G.

Frey, Old Forge, died Friday night in her home. Besides her husband, she Is Endicott, N. Y. D. L.

Engineer Stricken survived by two sons, Martin, Taylor, Interment will be In Dunmore and John, Long Island, N. three Cemetery. i Heart Attack By daughters, Mrs. Anthony Nowchosklt Newark, N. Mrs.

John Czerkas and Mrs. Anthony Martin, and nine grand Charles E. Connor passenger engineer employed by the D. L. children.

Railroad Company, dropped dead in his home, 1237 Snyder Avenue, yes Carl Knopf Carl Knopf, 51, died Saturday night Mrs. Masters Is Claimed by Death Funeral Wednesday for Carbondale Woman tfrday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Mr. Connor, who had attended ai early Easter mass in St. Ann's Mon astery Church, was preparing to at' tend a second mass in the church with his daughters when he was stricken.

Born in Hallstead, Mr. Connor moved to this city when the Hamp in the home of his sister, Mrs. Jacob Cammer, 1410 Schlager Street. He is survived by his mother, three sisters, Mrs. Cammer, this city; Mrs.

Mary Schmaltz, Pittston, and Mrs. Fred Howarth; a brother, Edward Knopf, and an aunt, Mrs. Louise Schoen. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from his late home with the Rev. Louis C.

F. Miller, pastor of First Evangelical Church, officiating. Interment will be in Washburn Street Cemetery. ton yards of the D. L.

Sc W. Com pany were opened. He had been em ployed for many years as an engi Mrs. Thorn asine Ann Masters, widow of William H. Masters, died at 8:10 o'clock on Saturday in her home, 32 Cemetery Street, Carbondale, following a brief illness of pneumonia She was born in Tavistock, Devonshire, England, on May 3, 1852, and neer.

An excellent marksman, he was one of the organizers and a cha ter member of the 'Rifle and Pistol Club of Lackawanna County. He was a member of Ann's Church came to this, country and settled in Carbondale forty four years ago. She sfP olLziLi: LTU UWL5 L5 and its Holy Name Society. Surviving are his1 widow; five had made her home there since. Mrs.

Masters is survived by daughters, Alice, Mary, Catherine daughter, Alice Masters, at heme; Sallie and Ann; three sons, Hugh Joseph and the Rev. Father Julian three sons, Ernest H. and William J. Masters, Carbondale, and Harold C. stationed in St.

Michael's Mon astery, Union City, N. three sis Masters, this city, composing room employe of The Reoub'i an; thirteen ters, Mrs. Neil Donahue, Hallstead Robert Reeve Ruland Robert Reeve Ruland, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Ruland, Clarks Green, died at 1:30 o'clock yesterday morning in General Hospital, Carbondale.

Besides his parents, he is survived by his paternal grandparents, Mr, and Mr A. G. Ruland, Clarks Summit. The body has been removed to the home of his grandparents. The fune al will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev.

Ernest George, East Benton M. E. Church, officiating. Interment, Clifford Cemetery. H.

W. Cole Sc Son, Clarks Summit, are in charge of arrangements. grandchildren; three brothers, Charles and Edwin Nicholls, North Mrs. Martin P. Kennedy, this city and Mrs.

Richard Reidy, Elmira, Adams, and James Nicholls, and four brothers, John R. Con nor, Cortland, N. Richard Con England; four sisters, Mrs. Ernmn Cory, Easthampton, Mass. and three nor, N.

Eugene others in England. The funeral will be held on WedneS' Connor, Hallstead, and Timothy Con nor, this city. day afternoon at 2:30 o'closk from The funeral will be held tomorrow her late home with the Rev. Clark R. Trumbore, rector of Trinity Epis morning with a requiem mass in Sc Ann's Church.

copal Church, officiating Gloria Kivlin Gloria Kivlin, 15 month old daugh John Baran Interment will be in Maplewood Cemetery. John Baran, 440 Twentieth Avenue ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kivlin, died died Friday in his home following an Mrs. Ada Pearce, illness.

He is survived by four daugn Saturday at the home of her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher, 175 Parket Street. Besides her parents, she is survived by two Olyphant, Succumbs ters, Anna Baran, Mrs. Valentine Gocel, Mrs.

Stanley 'Majowski and Mrs. John Dimczak; a son, John sisters, Shirley and Joan: The funeral Mrs. Ada Craven Pearce, 76, Oly' Baran eighteen grandchildren and will be held tomorrow afternoon at one great grandchild. phant, died Saturday afternoon at 12:10 o'clock in the home of her 2:30 o'clock from the home. The funeral will be held tomorrow daughter, Mrs.

John McGraw, 2115 morning with a requiem mass in SS Peter and Paul's Church. Interment, Shawnee Avenue. A native of England, Mrs. Pearce came to this city when PLYMOUTH IS PRICED WITH THE LOWEST parish cemetery. Prof.

J. A. duChesneau she was a young girl. She resided in Olyphant for a number of years', and was a member of Blakely Primitive Prof. Joseph A.

duChesneau, for Methodist Church. eight years head of the French De Surviving are eight daughters: Mrs. partment of St. Thomas College, died Richard Magor, Blakely; Mrs. Evan John, Mrs.

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