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Looking on, -left to right: Specialist 1C Walter Speight, PFC Richard Paseka, Specialist Greco, Sgt. Harold W. Oakes, Pvt. Paul E. Weidle.

Clyde Ferguson, the seventh donor, was absent when photo was taken. SCOUT TROOP FOR HANDICAPPED IS C7IARTERED Boy Scout Troop 83, recently organized for handicapped youngsters, first in this area, received its charter last night at Crippled Children's Treatment Center, Weston Field. Parents Council of the Lackawanna Society for Crippled Children and Adults, with cooperation of Dan Beard Council, BS of sponsors the project Luke Mullock is scoutmaster. The society is sponsoring Easter Seal sale to aid handicapped. In the picture, Anthony Musso, chairman of organ ization-ektension for Lenape District, presents charter to Mrs.

Gerard Pompey, Parents Council president. Seated from left, are: Scouts Carlton Atherton, Louis Mlyczek, John Gilligan, Larry Mullock and Joseph Cavezza. Standing, from left: Robert K. Jenkins, Able L. Plotkin, president.

Crippled Childrens Society; Franklin Atherton, Luke Mullock, scoutmaster; Joseph Gilligan, Louis Mlyczek, troop committeemen. RC Rank Virtually Exhausted Tobyhanna Soldiers Donate Blood for Dickson City Man Burice Mrs. Mary Burke, 3350 Bimey Greenwood section of Moosic, Saturday from a funeral home, 721 Main Avoca, with mass at 9:30 a. m. in St.

Josephs Church, Minooka section. Interment St. Marys Cemetery. Manners Mrs. Mary Manners, 960 Cherokee Bethlehem, a native of Avoca.

Friday from the Kuiik Funeral Home, 1311 Broadway, Bethlehem. Interment, Nis-key Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m. Lesh Mrs.

Sadie G. Lesh, 100 East Market St. Friday at 2 p. m. from the Howard J.

Snowdon Funeral, Home, 1810 Sanderson Ave. Interment Newton Cemetery Friends may call from 3 to 9 p. m. Hess Benjamin Hess, 1754 Wyoming Ave. Friday at 11 a.

m. from the Clair W. DeGraw Funeral Home, 2031 Green Ridge Dunmore. Interment, Forest Hill Cemetery, Dunmore. Friends may call from 3 to 5, 7 to 10 p.

m. Gilroy Michael F. Gilroy, 1219 Vine St. Friday from the Walsh Funeral Home, 715 Linden with mass at 11 a. m.

in St. Peters Cathedral. Interment, Ca thedral Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 5, 7 to 9 p. m.

Evans Miss Margaret Ann Ev ans, a guest at Welsh Womens Home, 1616 Capouse Ave. Today at 2 p. m. from the B. Willard Tague Funeral Home, 109 South Main Ave.

Interment, Shady Lane Cemetery, Chinchilla. Stadinsld Michael Joseph Sta-dinski, Newark, N. formerly of 613 Hampton St. Thursday from the Lee Funeral Home, New ark. Landback Mrs.

Catherine C. Landback, RD 2, Mehoopany. Today at 2 p. m. from the funeral home in Mehoopany.

Interment, Lovelton Cemetery. Griffitb-Mrs. Christie Griffith, Miami Beach, formerly of Taylor. Saturday at 2 p. m.

from the William J. Davis A Son Funeral Home, 422 South Main Taylor. Interment, Milwaukee Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 10 p. m.

today and 2 to 4, 7 to 10 p. m. Friday. White Eugene J. White, 598 Clifton Newark, N.

formerly of Scranton. Today from the McGee Funeral Home, 525 Sumner Newark, with mass at 9 a. m. In Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, that city. -Interment, Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, N.

J. John Yulias Dies In Fall of Roof A 45-year-old Throop miner was killed under a fall of roof at the Blackman Cqal Hanover yesterday about 12: 15 p. m. He was identified as John (Uhos) Yuhas, 739 Murray St, Throop. a peace Justice in that Borough.

Physicians said the victim suffered a broken back. Internal injuries and severe head injuries when caught under the rock slide. B. H. Crccnop Dies; Suffered Burns in Shower the blood bank for all emergency cases In all' regional hospitals.

The Bloodmobile will be stationed at the. Chapter House to-day from noon to 6 p. m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Harold E. Howell FUNERAL HOME 509 Wyoming Ave.

Pittston Phono OL 4-3741 Air Conditioned McDonough Thomas McDonough, 2921 Marvlne Ave. Today from the ODonnell Funeral Home, 323 William SI, with mass' at 9:30 a. m. in Holy Rosary Churcli Interment, St. Josephs Cemetery, Minooka.

Bacher Miss Helen Bacher, 2611 Swetland St Today from the John Durkan Funeral Home, 125 North Main Ave.with mass in St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church at 10 a. m. Interment St. Nicholas Cemetery, Milwaukee.

Draper Mrs. Amanda Draper, rear 314 Willow -St. Today at 10:30 a. m. from the Arthur Strauch Funeral Home, 602 Birch St Interment Ablngton Hills Cemetery, Chinchilla.

Do rin Andrew Dorin, rear 436 Fourth Taylor. Today from the Semian Funeral Home. 300 Oak Taylor, with mass at 9:30 a. m. in St.

Georges Car-patho-Russian Orthodox Church. Interment "parish cemetery. Mikle Kenneth C. Mikle, Philadelphia, formerly of Carbondale Today at 10 a. m.

from the Blickens Funeral Home, 20 Sixth Carbondale. Interment Sunnyslde Cemetery, Tunkhan-nock. Burleigh Mrs. Mary Jane Bur ieigh, 1717 Jefferson Dun-more. Today at 11 a.

m. from the Clair W. DeGraw Funeral Home, 2031 Green Ridge Dun-more. Interment Keyser Cemetery, Cortez. Mulherin Hubert M.

Mulherln, Erie, formerly of this City. Today from the John Durkan Funeral Home, 125 North Main with mass at 9:30 a. m. in St. Patricks Church.

Interment, St. Catherines Cemetery, Moscow. Zurowsld Mrs. Stefania Zurow-ski, Havertown, formerly of West Scranton. Today from the Gorgol Funeral Home, 1131 Pittston with mass at 9:30 a.

m. in St. Stanislaus Polish National Church. Interment parish cemetery. Reilly Frank J.

Reilly 212 Vasser Clarks Green. Today from the Lawrence E. Young Funeral Home, 418 South State Clarks Summit, with mass at 10 a. m. in Our Lady of the Snows Church, Clarks Summit.

Interment Abington Hills Cemetery Brennan Gertrude. C. Brennan, formerly of 1441 North Sumner Ave. Today from the Regan Funeral Home, 329 West Market with mass at 10:30 a. m.

in St. Vincent de Paul Church. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Shoe Mrs. Rosetta Shoe, 1104 John Dunmore.

Today at 2 p. m. from the Clair W. DeGraw Funeral Home, 2031 Green Ridge Dunmore. Interment, Dunmore Cemetery.

Bush Attorney William A. Bush 85 Lincoln Carbondale. Today at 2 p. m. from the John T.

McGranaghan Funeral Home, 62 Noth Main Carbon-dale. Interment Willow View Cemetery, Clifford. Arrangements, Fuller Blickens, Clarks Summit Mecca Michael A. (Mike) Mecca, Oxford, Ohio, former Scranton newspaperman. Friday from the home of his uncle, John Mecca, rear 146 East Elm St, Dunmore, with mass at 9:30 a.

m. in St Peters Cathedral. Interment, Mt Carmel Cementery, Dunmore. Arrangements, DAndrea, Dunmore. Luce Theodore Luce, Lacey-ville.

Today at 2 p. m. from the Sheldon Funeral Home, Laqeyville. Interment Overfield Cemetery, RD, Meshoppen. Kloie Mrs.

Anna Kloss, 431 Monroe Ave. Today from the Cusick Funeral Home, 217 Jefferson with mass at 9:30 a. m. in St Peter's Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Myrlck James Myrick, Ridgewood, N.

formerly of 622 East Grant St, Olyphant Today from the Harold Barthold Funeral NHome, Blakely Corners Interment Ablngton Hills Cemetery. Mayer-Mrs. Ernest Mayer 825 Court St Today from the SolfanellL Funeral Home, 1201 Providence mass in St. Vjncent de Paul Church at 9:30 surim InterfhenfSt-Johnlhe Bap1 tist Cemetery. Emlllani Mrs.

Augusta Emili- Death Claims J. G. Moffat ExCoal Operator Was 111 Five Days John G. Moffat. 1760 North Washington former partner In the Moffat died 'es-terday morning in Moses Taylor Hospital after an illness of five days.

Mr. Moffat had been secretary-treasurer of the coal firm and later was a partner. He retired from the concern jn May, 1949. His brother, Robert Y. Moffat, now operates the -coal concern.

Another brother, W. K. Moffat, died in 1953. Born in Dunmore, Mr. Moffat resided in this City 30 years.

-He was past president of the Montrose Bible Conference and had been interested in missionary work for years. If TV Also surviving are his JcUIlCStOWn, DlCS Mrs. Jane S. Moffat; four sons, I John G. at home; Stanley S.

rorj has been received here of and David Honolulu, 4 and Charles stationed at the deatk March 16 in Jamestown, Philadelphia Naval Yard with the N- of Mrs. Johannah Stark Navy: three daughters, Mrs. Sid-jSearle Clark, 69, native of Great With the Red Cross Blood Bank virtually exhausted, soldiers from Tobyhanna Signal Depot have stepped into the breach to supply blood for a 27-year-old man who has undergone brain surgery at State Hospital. The patient is Edward Kuiik, 738 Carmalt Dickson City, who was injured in a fishing accident and later suffered a brain hemmorrhage. The surgery was performed, but the need for blood continues.

In approximately two weeks the patient required more than a dozen pints of blood. About a week ago, a group of eight soldiers from Tobyhanna Depot went to the hospital and donated blood and another seven soldiers donated blood yesterday. The soldiers learned of the case through a' relative of Mr. Kuiik Former State Superior Court a civUian emPloye at Judge Charles E. Kenworthey.

aideP native of Milford, Pike County, W'1e donations by the died yesterday in Graduate Hos-sodier' Jiave aded 1 Pa" pital, Philadelphia, after a long ent a State Hospital, Red Cross officials expressed alarm over the virtual exhaustion of the supply in Benjamin H. Greenop, 50, 520 Clay who was badly burned by hot water after he suffered a weak spell while showering in his apartment two weeks ago, died yesterday morning in Moses Taylor Hospital. Mr. Greenop accidentally turned on the hot water valve in the shower when he collapsed. He also suffered a deep cut of the right hip when he fell on a bottle of shampoo.

When water seeped through the bathroom to the apartment below, a maintenance man opened the victim's room with a passkey and found him on the floor. Mr. Greenop was plant manager of the Dearborn Glass Jermyn. He was formerly associated with the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Bora in Union, he resided in Pittsburgh 18 years "jbefore moving here In 1951.

He was a son of the late Harry P. and Elizabeth Jones Greenop. An aunt, Mrs. William D. Salter, Bayonne, N.

survives. The funeral will be held Friday at 8 p. m. from the Snowdon Funeral Home, 802 Mulberry St. Interment, Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island, N.

Y. Friends may call Friday from 3 to 8 p. m. WALSH Funeral llomo 71 Linden St. PHONE Dl 4-6041 B.

WILLARD 7AGUE FUNERAL HOME 109 S. Msin Avenue Telephone 2-8359 Perking In Rear George Munchok Funeral Home 635 N. Washington Art. Adv, illness." He was 57. A former chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Asociation, he resided in Pittsburgh the past 10 years.

Long prominent in Civic affairs, he was of the procedural rules committee the State Supreme Court He was a son of Dr. and Mrs. William B. Kenworthey, and was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Class of 1922. lie was appointed to the Superior Court, bench in 1941 by former tlS riPnldJn Arthur H- James and he 85 Luzerne CouSy Deputy was elccted to terra of court in November of theat William J.

Drvis Son Funeral Directors, 422 Sr Main Taylor Phene Taylor S3 MM Celebrating YEARS WITH MEYER Z1MAN Funeral Homo Dignifitd twish Service Since 1916 612 Cibeon Scranton, Pa. ney W. Davidson Bedford, Bend and former Scranton resi-N. Y.S Mrs. John P.

New York City; and Mrs. Paul A. Mrg Clark, a resident of 21 Mueller Lancaster, and nine Kenmore Jamestown, died grandchildren. in WCA Hospital, Jamestown, The funeral will be held at the after a long illness convenience of the family from Bom Aug. 30, 1888, she was a the Clair W.

DeGraw Funeral daughter of the late Edward R. Home, 2031 Green Ridge Dun- W. and Margaret Bedell Searle. more. Interment, Ablngton Hills She attended public schools in Cemetery.

Friends, who are Susquehanna and Scranton and asked not to send flowers, may made her formal debut to society call from 7 to 9 p. m. today(ln this City, where her father was and 2 to 4, 7 to 9 p. m. Friday, a prominent attorney.

She attended Mt. Ida School for Girls, Newton, and- Vas-sar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. She was married in Scranton Oct. 16, 1912.

Her husband, the late Arthur R. Clark, was founder of the Clark Hardware Jamestown. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. longlUn.il. tiller.

Bora In Taylor, She was a Deaconess Clara Searle, Chicago, year. He resigned in 1944 to join the law firm of former Attorney General William A. Schnader in Philadelphia. He moved tq Pittsburg in 1918 and joined the law firm of Reed, Smith, Shaw McClay. In Philadclphia'he had taken an active role in Republican politics and was active on the late Wendell Willkles presidential cam- Coroner Anthony-Jastremski, Ashley, was notified Bora In Throop, he was active in the political and sports life in that community.

He was a member of SL Marys, Church, Throop. He Is survived by his wife, the former frtary White; two sons, John Jr. and Emery, at home; two daughters, Elizabeth and The Funeral ef Mr. Benjamin Haw Will Bo Held From CLAIR W. DeGRAW FUNERAL HOME Friday at II.

A. M. Death Claims M. M. Campf ield Martin M.

Campfield, 1402 North Washington died yesterday morning at home. His wife, Theresa, died Jan. 16. Bora in Pittsburgh, he was ton of the late Michael and Mary Hurley Campfield, and a resident of this City 30 years. He was a purchasing agent for 12 years with the Pittston Co.

and later was chief clerk of the Moteley Coal Mayfield. He retired 30 months He was a member of St. Pauls Church and its Holy Name Society. Surviving are' a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, librarian at Ithaca College, Ithaca, N- two sons, Thomas superintendent of bonds of the American Surety this City, and Raymond employed at the Ordnance Laboratory, Tacoma Park, two brothers, Dennis and John, Pittsburgh; two Mrs. A.

Enright ahd Miss Margaret Campfield, Pittston, and. three grandchildren. Mary, at homq, and neveral paign 0f 1940. served as dcle-nlecea and nephews. gate t0 1956 Republican na, pe funeral will be from the Uonal convention.

John F. Glinsky Son Funeral Surviving are his- wife, the FRANK P. CREEGAfl Funeral Homo 120 South Main Ave. Phone Dl slaughter of the late -Henry P. and Hannah Williams Jones.

'She Jwas a member of Taylor Congregational Church and its Gleaners Society, Surviving Ire a son, Harry, Silver Springs, a daughter, Mrs. .01 H. Aaron, Wyandotte, a sister, Mrs. Annie Gra-Jikm, Taylor; a brother, Thomas W. Jones.

Dover, N. and five 1 two grandchildren. Funeral service was held at St: Luke.s Episcopal Church, Jamestown, March 19, with interment in Lake View Cemetery, that City. 1 i -fr f-fc- Karsh Funeral 3 The funeral of Leo Karsh, 611 Adams Was held yesterday from the Miller Funeral Home, Home, 445 Sanderson with mass in SL Marys Church at a time to be announced. In-termenL parish cemetery.

Friends may call tonight from 7 to 10 o'clock -and from 1 to 10 p. m. thereafter. PalrickMcHalc, Dies at Brooklyn former Jessica Hoiten; three daughters, Mrs. George H.

Lowe, Cazenovia, N. Mrs. Benson Harer Jr. and Miss "Elizabeth Reed Kenworthey, both of Philadelphia; four grandchildren, a brother, the Rev, William B. Kenworthey Orlando, and a sister, Mrs.

Henry B. Reed, OceanSide," Calif. service5 will be held Friday at 2 p. m. -attjld Christ "iChtircfl, Interment W1ford, '1h lieu Patrick McHale, 73, 447 10th SL, 0f flowers friends mav makecon-Brooklyn.

N. died Monday at tributions to the Bockus Rehome. He formerly resided- March Incf Room llS tee! North Scranton, be- Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia fore moving to New York 35 years arrlaf AU rltk REGAN FUNERAL home 3 29 W. Market St. 1 Ma ifh Jifnersf held, Jatorvilft; CwlttrM? vm thtHS-lfr-Sfc the William Mary's Assumption ChurchMsgri lay at 11 a.

m. from y. Davis Son Funeral ,422 South Ma'ln St, Tdylor. The ReV. James Henry will officiate.

Interment, Forest Home Ceme- John V. Bach was celebrant Pallbearers were: Robert Ro-sar, Robert Naher, William Oum-mer, Frederick Stemplinger, Ed- -tejy, Taylor. Friends may call, ward Christy and, Henry 7 to 10 p. m. today andjbcrgeK Interment, parish from 2 to 4, 7 to 10 p.

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ago. He was a son of the late Patrick and Bridget Schofield McHale. Surviving are his wife, Ellen; a son, Patrick, and a daughter. Sally, both of Brooklyn; three grandsons and several nieces and nephews. The-funeral will be held Friday Brooklyn.

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS BRING BEST RESULTS Durkan Dl 2-8345 funeval will be field Friday J15 Linden with mass at 9: Jo Die Creegan Funeral Home, 120 a. m. in St. Pauls Church. In- South with mass at torment, Mt.

Calvary Cemetery, 9:30 a. m. in SL Anthonya Steubenville, Ohio. Friends may Church, Wood SL IntermenL St call from 2 to 5, 7 to 9 p. m.

Mary! Cemetery, Eynon. Friends may call from 2 to 5, 7 to 10 p. m. Nowlk Anthony Nowik, Montrose, RD 3. Friday from the wme with mass at 10 a.

m. in Holy Name of Mary Church, Montrose. Interment, parish cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m.

Regan Mrs. Bridget Regan, 249 Putnam SL Friday from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Murtaugh, 1723 Wayne with mass at 9:30 a. m. in Holy Rosary Church.

Interment, Cathedral Cemetery. 'Arrangements, Frank M. Regan. Howells Mrs. Elizabeth Howells, 4100 Bimey Ave.

Friday at 2 m. from the home. Interment, Ransom Cemetery. Grochal Frank Grochal 51914 New SL, Duryea. Friday from the Frank M.

Piontek Fu-i neral Home, 204 Main SL, Duryea, with mass at 9:30 a. gt. in Holy Rosary Church, Duryea. Interment, parish cemetery. McGowan Mrs.

Agnes McGowan, 931 McKenna CL Friday from the John Durkan Colonial Hotoe, 238-40 Adams with mass at 10:15 a. m. in SL Peters Cathe-draL' IntermenL Cathedrgl Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5, 7 to 10 p. m.

Mitchell Fred J. Mitchell, 39 Swallow SL, Pittston. Friday at! 11 from the Harold HoWeil Funeral Home, 509 Wyoming Ave- West Pittston. Interment, West Pittston Cemetery. in nUtta 1 cie-ia ri ta aa 014 Tin Lifetime and Written Monthly Guaranfea Against All Tire Injuries.

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4301 Mem bet et Lackawanna Cava, Funeral Directera AaaeclatlenJ 4 5 TXrXTRICIANS HONORED FOR HIGH STANDARDS Plagues were presented last night by the Central Eastern Pennsylvania Wiring Bureau to regional electricians in recognition of their, ln- stallation of residential wiring, meeting high standards of the bureau. Presentation was made by Gleason Soiley, lmreau First row, from left, are; Mr. Soliey, M. A. OBara, Charles S.l!a, Joseph Guzzi, and Edward Howley, chkirman, Scranton Chapter; second row: Joseph Cal-I derone, Sam Castilino and Archie James; third row: Garfield Bcynon, Milton Hobba, Vincent Manzo, John Duffy and Edward David.

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