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SCRAN TON REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927 EVANGELICAL TEACHERS WILL BE GRADUATED WYOHIMCOUNTY tMkhannock Jan. 2i. Mr. ani rs. Robert Mllner and children Plymouth.

Wednesday to visil Mt. Susquehanna Co. LAMBERT W. FREY, 77, DIES AT DUNMORE HOME Lambert W. Frey, 77, of 521 Second street, Dunmore, died at his home early this morning.

He is survived by his widow and four daughters. Mrs. James Butler and Mrs. E. B.

Newton, of Dunmore; Mrs. Earl Walters, of Madison ville, and Mrs. Will Smith, of Moosic, RECREATION GROUP MAKES NO DECISION Members of the personnel committee of the recreation bureau, charged with the task of recommending a successor to Superintendent F. E. Sutch.

met yesterday afternoon, but failed to come to any decision. The next session will be held next week. Grant Brandon, of Lancaster, has been in the city for several days conferring with the committee, and has been reported as a likely choice. Whether or not he Is to be recommended could not be learned yesterday. Miss Grace Hughes, of Sayre, spent SUSQUEHANNA TJe Veek end with her aunt, Mrs." H.

L. Mrs. Gregg Dies itrs. John Farr. of Black Walnut, is SUSQUEHAXXA, Jan.

28. Mr. her son. Attorney E. B.

Farr Hattle Gregg wife of T. M. Gregg, WAyNEjOUHTY ARIEL. Attend Funeral i Jan. Pf.

and Mrs. Harold C. White, Qf Ariel, and Rev. and Mrs. S.

"MacKellar, of Throop, at 'ended Href fcneral of their Coujit.v Commissioner or Wayne William FvWood, Beecli Lake, on Saturday, last. The services were the home in charge of Re, v. MacKellax, assisted by pastors Jones and Davis, of Lake. He leaves a widow and two Hiram and Harry. of, besides the two daughters Had Mr.

Wood lived until April he would have been ninety yeajs and up to a few weeks before death was able to drive'hfs own. car and was spry and walked very straight. He was widely known" and leaves a host' of friends. Interment wds In Glen Dy berry Cemetery, Hdnesdale, in the family plOt. died very suddenly at her horn on PATRIOTIC ORDERS TO HOLD WASHINGTON DINNER Camp 33 to Join With Washington Camp At the weekly meeting of Washington camp, 178, Patriotic Order Son of America, held in Washington hall.

Thursday, plans were made for a Joint Washington's birthday banquet to be held in that hall on the evening of February 22. when members of Capi? 33, Patriotic Order of Americans, will Join with Washington camp. Frank Schroder was appointed chairman of the committee on arrangements, with Edward Smith, Mahlon Frounfelker, LeRoy Smith and Thomas Price comprising the committee. Reports were received from the corporation home committee, which reported that the home of the ordr at Chalfonte, is in a flourishing condition. It was announced that the initiation scheduled for next week In the camp has been Tonight the coun Jackson avenue, Wednesday after noon at 1:30 Heart trouble was the cause of death.

Deceased was bom In Chrlsfleld, and had beeu ft resident of Susquehanna since 18S7. MAETI2T XXVO Martin King died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary King, 1701 Keyser avenue, after a short illness vf pneumonia. Besides his mother he is survived by two sister3, Anna and Marie, and a brother, John. The funeral will be held Monday morning with a high mass of requiem In Holy Rosary Church, at 9:30 o'clock.

Intr ment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. She was highly regarded by all. who knew her. MRS. MABY H.

MOFFITT Mrs. Mary Helen Moffltt died Thursday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock at her late home, IHG Wayne avenue. She Is survived by her husband, and. one son and daughter, William and Clara. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mrs.

Mattie Hough and Rev. Paul Bresemeister Will Be Speaker. of the Teacher's Training class" will hold their graduation exercises Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock In the First Evangelical Church. The class Is comprised of: Dorothy M. Dauberthauser, Mildred Dauberthauser, Margaret' Leuthold, Dorothy Luther.

Ruth Mirtz, Helen Naumann, Margaret Peters, Ethel Schoen and Christine SchuJbert. "Apt to Teach," a course prescribed by the Evangelical Synod of North America, was the study the class undertook during the past year. The instructors of the class, were the former pastor of the church. Rev. Paul Bresemeister and the present pastor.

Rev. L. C. F. Miller.

Rev. Bresemeister, how at Schenectady, N. was the organizer of the class. He will speak at the graduation on the subject, "Stepping Stones to Success." During the graduation program. Miss Margaret Peters will read the class history and Miss Dorothy Dauber thasuer the class prophecy.

A ten piece orchejstra comprised of, the following will furnish musical entertainment: Worrell, J. F. Richardson, John Phillips, John Trietz, Floyd Depew, Lester Hill, Harry Nash, John. Major, Frank Ri'eirl and Howard Anthony. and family.

Major and Mrs. Forest Dersheimer and family and Mrs.A. M. Dersheimer spent the week end. In Scfanton with ilrs.

Forest Dersheimer. mother and sNttrg. Dr. Walter spent Wednesday "in Scranton attending tta'lmto Jiuhlle show. the W.

C. T. U. met with Harding Wednesday. Mrs.

Clarence Treible entertained the Clara Swain auxiliary Tuesday night Pf her hom'pn Warren street? fU; Evan' Avery, of Milwaukee, Went the ek 'end with relatives here. irs.s IV. Rcberson and Mrs. O. Snith vKinherwent to Washington, D.

where they, attended a puepttbp ft the White House Thurs ftj'r by President Wa. eight grand children. The funeral scr vices will be held at the house, Satur day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. H.

L. Renville will have charge of the services. Interment will be made In FUNERAL OP JAMES SPOSITO The funeral of James Sposito. 100 4 Clearview street, will take place ih; morning at 10 o'clock. Interment in the Cathedral Cemetery.

ty membership campaign committee will go to Clark's Summit where they will set with members of the county committee in furthering plans for the drive. Evergreen cemetery. Dies at Hospital Herrick Center, have moved to the Charles Demmock house, on Todd Avenue. Bruce Tinker, was a business visitor In Montrose, on Wednesday. A daughter was born to Erie station agent and Mrs.

Dean Blawett. Mr. and Mrs. Blawett reside at Starrucca. Thermometers in section of this town registered 20 degrees below zero, on Thursday morning.

SOUTHAUBURN SOUH AUBURN, Jan. 28. Miss Angelina Place, of Auburn Center, is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

T. Place. Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Hicks, spent San day at Morton Groves. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shannon, of Shannon Hill, visited at the home of his sister, Mrs.

J. S. Hicks, on Tuesday. P. M.

Benniger who was taken to the Packer Hospital last week for treatment, Is reported as doing nicely. Mrs. C. A. McMickens, spent Tuesday and Wednesday night with her sister, Mrs.

E. B. Judson. Mrs. LI T.

Place, spent Saturday of last week at the home of her sister, Ralph Place, of Amburn Center. The W. C. T. will, meet with Mrs.

C. A. McMickens. this afternoon, (Thursday). This is a special meeting.

The regular meting is held the first Thursday of each month. Mrs. R. B. Swisher, of West Auburn, suffered a stroke of paralysis on Wednesday of last week, her son, Clande Swisher and his wife have been helping to acre for her.

She is reports! better. Mrs. F. M. Baldwin, who suffered Edwin L.

one of Jackson township's best knu and most high olidg and a luncheon Friday "'iysn DR. EMERSON TO ADDRESS LUNCHEON OF AGENCIES Dr. Homer Emerson, Consultant on the health and hospital survey, now being made in S'oranton, will outline the scope and purpose of the movement at a luncheon meeting of the Council of Social Asenoies jn (ne Chamber of Commerce building on Monday, Janaury 31, at noon. ly regarded citizens, died at the Barnes Hospital, in Susquehanna, Thursday vex Ooyarnor and Mrs. Pinchot.

TVilson Treible.t of jMehoopany, morning January 27th at 5 oclock, He had been a patient at the Hos Hi M.rs. Mary Ingham T.ee.'of 'Vtash jsMon, 'were1 in town Tuesday. ts. Ii 'was called i to1 MehCopany pital for the past two weeks. Mr.

Leo nard was 60 years of age and his en tire life was spent In Jackson town week ft? of her sister, Adda 'Attorney Harding. and Wll ship. His death brings sadness to many friends. He is survived by his Ham Klttredge attended the "automobile show at Scranton Wednesday night. wife, one son, George at home hrd wife, one son, George Leonard at Ceorge Ross was In Scranton Thurs KNIGHTS OF ST.

GEORGE PLAN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE The executive committee, of Branch 45, Knights of St. George, at the first meeting held Thursday in the Mary's parochial hall, at which Henry lieif day. PECKVILLE PECK VI LLK; Jan. 28. The Queen presided as the chairman, discussed pother, Society of the E.

will hold a bake sale at SItgrcaves HOLS BIETHDAY PARTY A birthday i parry was reuentlv at the home of Jflr. and Mrs. (hrl Mctz, of Division street; The party was held under the supei visiou of J'rs. Edward Jones," of 1212 strctl, in honor, of her niece, Vivian Metz Cards and other diversions were. played.

Wljliiun Jones song solos and Anthony Kachynskas played several violin numbers. Vytant. Rachvnskas sang several, songs. and Carl Metz played several piano solos. The Lincoln quartette sang a medley of popular tunes.

Those, present were: and Mrs. Harry Warren, and Mrs. Willard Williams, a nd Mrs. Edward Jones, Mr. and John JVUItanvs, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Price! Mr. and Mrs. Davjs, Mr. Mrs.

Frank Wore on Saturday afternoon, January TIME TO PROTECT AGAINST GRIPPY COLDS The tender throat, that exhausted all fagged out condition, easy susceptibility to grippy colds, the all too frequent cough or other respiratory infection, are Nature's warnings that it's time to protect your weakened resistance. The body needs the protection of cod liver oil vitamins, the health factors that science reveals help nourish and fortify the system to prevent respiratory infection. That is why SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE VITAMIN TESTED COD LIVER OIL is so effective, so popular and so generaUy used to help build health and sustain resistance. It is the pleasant way to assure your body the protection of cod liver oil vitamins. Proceeds to apply pledge for a slight stroke of paralysis last weel Jniidren a Home at Blnghamton.

plans for a membership drive to increase the membership of the branch to 1,000. At present the organization has a membership of 900 and they adopted a slogan every member get a member and Jty this means hope to Increase the membership In the coming year well over the 1,000 mark. is gaining nicely. Mrs. Rex Mowry and son, Kenneth.

"Born, at the Mid Valley Hospital on Thursday, January 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Kdward WatHck, of Main street, a son, spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. ad Mrs. O.

R. Tewksbury, of Ritta. riday, Sanija'r'y to Mr. and Mrs. of Mott street, a daugh er.

Heating, Plumbing, Wiring. H. N. JESSUP JESSUP, Jan. 28.

Miss Pearl Mc Keon of Church street, is confined to her home by illness. Arrangements are being made for a Miller, Main Peckville. Adv. fThe Jjadles" Auxilary of the Mld KftUeyHospital wishes to thank', all pho donated prizes anff helped in any musical concertn to be conducted in h'ay to make the card party held Suds, Mr. and.

Mrs. William Hess, Mrs. Ester Walsh, Miss Ann Weisen flueh, Mr. and Mis. Harry Mr.

and Mrs. Witzell. Miss AJnia Ruse, David Price; Hayden Davis, Debbert Jones, Rp.bert Price, Thomas Williams, Anthony Rachynskas, Vytant Rachns kas, Jane Metz, Carl Metz, Thomas Price, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scheilds, of Philadelphia.

St. Jame's parish hall, Sunday eve and a daughter, Mrs. Carl Wllmarth, of Jackson; one sister, Mrs. Katie Hopkins also survives. The funeral will be held Sunday.

Dies in N. Yv State John R. Townsend, 8' years old, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter R. Scott, at Hagaman, N.

an Wednesday, January 28. Me Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Chariot tee Scott, of Hagaman, and Mrs. Martha Campbell, of Atlantic, and three grand children. Burial will be in.

Evergreen cemetery, Susquehanna, afternoon at 3:20. He was a member of Starrucca Lodge, of I. O. R. and had many friends here where he resided for several News Notes Fred Steinbracher has been discharged from the Barnes Hospital where he had been under treatment.

Mrs. Miles Lovelace, of Lanesboro, is under treatment at the Barnes Hospital. Mrs." Harold Perry was operated upon at the hospital, this morning, by Dr. Condon. Mrs.

Harvey Suttonfl of New Mil ford Is under treatment at Barnes Hospital. Miss Louise Perrine has returned to Ithaca Conservatory of Music, after a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perrine. UNIONDALE Ojursday evening an unequalled suc ess.

A large number of ning, Feb. 6. The concert is under th direction of Prof. M. F.

Earley, of Dunmore. The proceeds of the affair bWr.es donated by ftierids in Jessu.p EAST SCRANTON K0TE3 Mrs. Severin Sekol, of North Irving avenue, entertained the members of the Jemelihe club' Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was most delightfully spent. Covers were laid for seven.

The guests were: Mrs. Louis Mrs. Arthur Greener. Mrs. Floyd Waltz, Mrs.

Charles Mayer, Mrs. Severin Sekol. Mrs. Alfred Greener and Mrs. Siebert Wenzel.

Tuesday afternoon at the Muhlenberg' School, Ash street and Prescott avenue, twenfy sl'x member of thj Muhlenberg Mothers" Club attended a very interesting meeting. Mrs. Robert Miller, president, gave a short will be to the building fund of St. kere greatly appreciated. The prp Jame's new church.

Michael Nagurney, of Fourth avenue, eds will net over Jl.OOO. tlilmer. Lewis, of was a ecent visitor at the home of Peckville efatives. was Injured yesterday while at work In the Underwood mine by a premature blast. His condition is favorable.

James Hoban, of Pittston, Is visiting local relations. If you would keep strong and able to resist weakness, keep well nourished. In addition to your regular diet include an abundance of cod liver oil vitamins. Start building health and resistance today. Take vitamin rich Scottrs Emulsion! Misses Rose O'Connor and Molly Lawler spent last evening with friends in Dunmore.

'JOSEPH BARRACK The funeral of Joseph 'Bamaick, .22, who diect.Un a in Denver. Colorado, following an Illness, will take place this morning from the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Barnack, of 214 Fourth avenue. Services win be held a Holy Church, Washington at' 9:30 o'clock, followed by Interment In St. Mary's No.

5 Cemetery. Mr. Barnack is also Survived by two brothers, 'William Jacoij; three Mrs. Barney' Samack, of Taylor, Mrs. V.

C. Jacoblciii, of Reading, Pa. and Mary. Barnack; ARCHBALD ARCHBALD, Jan. 281.

There will 19 a meeting of the C. D. of. in the 'arisli Hall Sunday afternoon atl 2 'dockY for the purpose of organizing minstrel traupe. All, interested per ons are urged to attend.

The condition of Frank' Murphy; 5eeme president of South Main iieet, who received a "painful gash ver his right eye when he was in DENTAL SOCIETY DINNER THOMAS KALONEY The funeral of Thomas Moloney will take place this morning from his late home, 829 Beech street. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated in the Church of Nativity at 9:30 o'clock. Interment, will be in Cathedral AT C. OF C. JANUARY 31 Tl seventh annual banquet of the Scranton District Dental Society will Scott Bowne, Bloomfield, N.

J. i be held In the Chamber of Commerce ured at his work at. Granity Slope rNTOXDALE. Jan. 28.

The funeral of Robert, 19 year old son, of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lyon, who was the victim of a railroad accident at Forest Building on Monday evening, January 31, at 6:30 o'clock. Preceding the dinner, Dr. Emerson R. Sausser and Dr.

Albert L. Mulford, of Philadelphia, will conduct clinics on Interpretation of ray and Indication and contra lndlcatlons for cast claps. 1. 11. ry a few days ago, is much im Eddie Moore's Orchestra Parish Hall, Mon.

Nlte, featuring Dixie, radio contest, dancing ,1 AOv. Mrs. Kathryn Burke, who was in City, on Saturday night was held from the home of his on Wednesday afternoon and was well attended. Rev, Franwk Stranton, pastor of the Berean Baptist Church of Car hondale, Numerous beautiful floral pieces were 4n evidence. ured a few davs neo.

was removed tn vjf home on Salem street Wednesday. 13 Jir condition remains uncnangea. casket was carted by Asa. EdwaiaJ Visit The Auto Show jt ARMORY All This Week Admission: Ellis Burdlck, Merrfll Crandell, Metr Mis Blanche Cawley, of South aurel street, registered nurse, Is conned to her home with grip. She Is covering from her illness.

Lenox, Raymond Cornell, and Judson Stork. Th' body. sWas" interred the Burdeck; Vcenjetery: Afternoon' 25c Eve. 50c. Mr.

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