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i Advertisement 28 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Monday, April 23, 1973 Route 653 is Scene Of Rear-End Crash Funerals Asa Packer Mansion Will Open May 26 One of the most outstanding tourist attractions in the Eastern United States, the Asa Packer Mansion Deaths MRS. WALTER 31SH0P Mrs. Mearl E. Bishop, 69 of Conyngham, died Saturday after noon on arrival at the St. Joseph Hospital.

She had been ill for five weeks. She was born in Hetlerville a daughter of the late Frease and Trances (Hons) Miller. The deceased lived for 49 years in one aiso uvea in Sugarloaf. SIia urns a mpmhpr nf the Woman Drowns Near Berwick A Berwick woman drowned Sunday afternoon after apparently falling into a creek near the Berwick Country Club. The woman, Mrs.

Helen Faye Perko. 48, 1028 Seventh was discovered in the east branch of Briar Creek under a bridge in Briar Creek Township, Columbia County. State Police at Bloomsburg reported the victim was found lying face down in approximately 18 inches of water. She was pronounced dead at the The funeral of Mrs. Earl (Mabel) Good, Drums RD, who died Friday, was held this morning from the Krapf and Hughes Funeral Home.

The Rev. Henry I. Weitmann, pastor of St. John's United Church of Christ, St. Johns, conducted the services.

Interment was in the St. Johns Cemetery. Pallbearers, all grandsons of the deceased, were David, Donald and Paul Lex and Stanley Good. United Church of Christ in Conyngham. Surviving are her husband, Walter; three daughters: Mrs.

Charles (Ruth) Watkins of Sugar City, Mrs. Robert (Virginia) Broyan of Drums; and Mrs. William (Nancy) Hargrave of Mace-don, N.Y.; a son, George of Drums; a brother, Clarence of Mifflin-ville; a sister, Mrs. Fannie Jones of Danville; 14 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m.

from the Ilarman Funeral Home, Rock Glen, with the Rev. Stacy Weaver officiating. Interment will be in the Conyngham Union Cemetery. scene by Columbia County Coroner Dr. Ernest Witt.

Death was attributed to accidental drowning. The woman's body was removed to Berwick Hospital where an autopsy was performed. Police theorized that Mrs. Perko was walking on Dickson Street when she tripped, fell down the embankment and into the water. Authorities indicated there was no evidence of foul play.

Escaped Murderer Captured in Easton A convicted murderer who had escaped last Thursday night from sheriff's deputies in front of the Berks County Prison near Reading was recaptured Saturday by Eas ton police in the basement of an Easton home. Apprehended was William De- Rohn, 23, who is serving a life term at the state correctional institution at Dallas. The prisoner was scheduled to appear today in Montgomery County Court as a witness for Daniel 1 Catasauqua, charged with inciting to riot at the state correctional institution at Graterford. Complete Car Service FREE Pick-up Delivery Mufflers State Inspection Oil Change Lube Wheel Balance Motor Tune Up Front End Alignment Brakes and Shocks Luzerne Tire Inc. 435 S.

Church St. Hazleton, Pa. 455-6397 Bates Company Sells Home in Agmar Estates A modern brick-front ranch home located along Route 940 in Agmar Estates has been sold here for the owners by the Albert J. Bates Company, the Hazleton area's oldest real estate agency. Before sale the property was owned by Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Graaf. The new owners are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.

Wheeler of Freeland. The Albert J. Bates Company is getting daily calls for homes in Hazleton, Conyngham, Drums. McAdoo, Hometown, Freeland, and the Weatherly-White Haven area. If you are going to sell, the wisest move you can make Is to list your property for sale with the Albert J.

Bates Company, the agency with sixty-five years of real estate selling experience in this area. You'll be glad you did! ALBERT J. BATES COMPANY THE HAZLETON AREA'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY 532 N. Locust St. 4 5 4- 1 36 1 CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES Non Glare Glass Done by our "Picture Frame Shoppe" SKUBA Decorating Center 571 Alter St.

Phone 455-4128 'Prices Free Road Check Restaurant Phone 455-5521 BROILED SHAD or SHAD ROE Potato Vegetable. AFRICAN BROILED LOBSTER TAIL (8 to 10 oz.) Drawn 7C Butter, Potato, Veg. LONDON BROIL Soup Salad, Baked Potato, Mushrooms or Onions FILLET OF SOLE Potato, Vegetable 2.49 $1.95 FILET MIGNON or N.Y. STRIP STEAK $0 iQ soup, salad, baked pot, AUTO TRANS BODY SHOP INC. 1 mi.

North of the Mall on Rt. 910 to Freeland Phone 454-7571 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT Minor Repairs and Adjustments All Work Guaranteed Today's Events Conyngham Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m., Borough Building. Hazleton Camera Club, 8 p.m., Art League. East End Fire 7:30 p.m., meeting in firehouse. YMCA annual dinner, association building, fellowship, 6 p.m., dinner, 6:30 p.m.

SPEBSQSA practice, Lobitz Hall, 8 p.m. West Hazleton Fire at borough building, 7:30 p.m. COLLISION IX BORO West Hazleton police said cars operated by George N. Reese, Wal-nutport R. 2, and Stephen Hudak, 931 W.

15th collided at 7:24 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of Putnam Street and Washington Avenue. Full details concerning the crash were not known Sunday, however police said Reese was moving south on Putnam and Hudak east on Washington Avenue when they collided at the intersection. Hospital STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Afternoon: 1:30 p. m.

to 4 p. m. Evening: 6:30 p. m. to 8 p.

m. Admissions Joseph Falank, Pardeesville. Clyde Patoskie, 563 Landmesser West Hazleton. John Ancharski, 136 S. Poplar St.

John Wasno, 142 W. Blaine McAdoo. John J. Griesing, 549 Lafayette Court. Clara Clark, 312 E.

Chestnut St. Caroline Dolan, Centre Kelayres. James Melkosky, 500 Winters West Hazleton. Rollin Smith, Milnesville. Rosemary Launikonis, 302 Sky- view Terrace, Syracuse, N.

Y. Florence Klinesmith, 565 Peace St. Nancy E. Klingcman, Barnes- ville. Victor Petrilla, 14 W.

First St. James Curry, 120 W. Berner Ave. Robert J. 9736 Cornar Baltimore, Md.

Chester Sharp, 224 E. Green West Hazleton. Ann Fedullo, 862 Bethlehem Road, Catasauqua. Jonathan Salazer, 405 E. Elm St.

Discharges Mary Beth Lesko, 843 Main St. Freeland. Lewis Reich, Milnesville. Agnes Sybulski, 119 Kennedy Drive, McAdoo. Joyce -Harris, 217 Kline Weatherly.

Edith M. Buff, 70 N. Laurel St. Paul Novak, Ebervale. Sally Grego, Barnesville.

Anna Maue, 610 James St. Agnes Zahay, Main Lattimer. Ruth Schetrumpf, 454 E. Walnut St. Tracey Fox, 322 W.

Green St. Bernard Poshkus, 829 W. Fourth St. Clyde Patoskie, 564 Landmesser West Hazleton. Erwin Koch, 39 Jefferson Weatherly.

1 Douglas Twyman, 80 Hollywood, Hazleton R. 1. Kevin Mclntyre, 168 Wilson Drive. James Borella, White Haven State School. COALDALE STATE HOSPITAL: Admissions Charles Welfel, 245'2 E.

Ridge Lansford. Mrs. Margaret Haldeman, 133 E. Hazard Summit Hill. Jean, Higgins, 126 W.

Railroad Nesquehoning. Michael T. Marouchoc, 20 E. Railroad Nesquehoning. Mrs.

Elizabeth Marek, 381 W. Ridge Lansford. Mrs. Christine Starry, 225 Greenwood Coaldale. Mrs.

Sharon Goho, 221 Penn Tamaqua. Dennis Koch, 604 E. Elm Tamaqua. Dale Fredericks, 425 E. Mauch Chunk Tamaqua.

Bernard J. Kennedy, 45 W. Catawissa Nesquehoning. Mrs. Eileen Reynolds, 518 W.

Market Orwigsburg. Mrs. Marija Figner, 225 E. Bertsch Lansford. Mrs.

Eva Krell, 226 Penn Tamaqua. Mrs. Ruth Vincent, Tamaqua RD 2. Discharges Kenneth Forest. Lansford.

James Gildea, Coaldale. Mrs. Isabel Snyder, Tamaqua. Gregory Hafer. Tamaqua.

Glen Schaner, Tamaqua. Michael Rigel, Lansford. George Tarsavage, Tamaqua. Gary Farber, Tamaqua RD 1. George T.

Wentz, Tamaqua. Mrs. Eva Dornblaser, Tamaqua. Joseph Ambrose Tamaqua. Mrs.

Wendy Dunkelberger, Tamaqua. Robert Williams, Lehighton RD 3. George Melniek, Coaldale. Richard Willing. Lansford.

Mrs. Sara Welfel, Lansford. Mrs. Sophie Yurichek, Summit Hill. Death Notices WALCK-At Hazleton, Friday, April 20, 1973, Miss Matilda E.

Walck. Funeral services Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Bachman Rosenstock Funeral Home. Interment in Vine Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday afternoon 2-4, evening 7 9.

John H. Rosenstock, funer-al director. I Fast Service Resonable Two cars were damaged in rear-end accident at 7:10 a.m Saturday on Freeland-Drums High way, (Route 653) causing a total estimated damage of $1,200. Trooper George McCartney, of the Hazleton Barracks, said both cars were traveling west when the the lead car, operated by Joseph Nemesh, 40, of 502 Green Freeland, slowed down in order to make a right turn onto Kal mia Street in Freeland. The second car, driven by Dan iel S.

Yagalla, 16, of 501 Centre Freeland, struck Nemesh from behind, the officer said. Advertisement Brislin-Breslin Can Sell Your Property Quickly And Profitably If you list your property with Brislin Breslin to sell one thins is sure it will be sold for tne highest cash price available. Brislin Breslin have a large list of buyers for modern homes in the $20,000 to $65,000 price range. Brislin Breslin, Reliable Real Estate Dealers, announce that they need 50 modern homes in the Hazleton, Conyngham, Drums, Hometown, Weatherly, White Haven anu Pocono areas. It costs you absolutely nothing to list your property with Brislin it Breslin.

There is no charge until sale is completed. You are invited to call, without obligation. Brislin-Breslin PHONE 454-2601 ASPHALT PAVING FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 455-9666 or 454-1156 ASPHALT TAX PREPARATIONS OF All KINDS STATE AND FEDERAL FIRE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS DAILY TRIPS TO HARRIS-BURG: for Title and Tag Service, Birth and Death Certificates. Photo Copies Made While You Wait. JOHN E.

KULIG Notary Public and General Ins. E. Broad St. West Hazleton Phone 455-4115 Bricklayers Local 31 SPECIAL MEETING Tonight, Monday, Apr. 23 7:30 P.M.

23 East Broad St. ROCK OF AGES MONUMENTS The Industry's 1 Finest Phone 455-4956 See Mr. Persico HAZLETON MEMORIAL CO. Hazleton McAdoo Hi way Next to Lear Catering Any other Dealer Offering Rock Of Ages Is Misrepresenting. SKIPPY FOOTWEAR Factory Outlet Store Madison W.

Hazleton (behind Can-Do Motors) SNEAKERS JOGGERS CASUAL SHOES Vi Price Open Daily 9 to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 Complete Transmission Overhaul 1 DAY SERVICE SLOWEST PRICES IN T0WN6 FREE TOW ft CHECKUP ALL WORK GUARANTEED PENNY'S GARAGE Pardeesville Road Phone 454-2079 John Pavlick, 121 S. Kennedy Drive, McAdoo, who died Friday, was buried this morning from the Damiano Funeral Home, McAdoo. The Rev. Joseph Martinkovic, STD, was the celebrant of the Mass of the Resurrection in St.

Mary's Church of the Assumption, McAdoo, and gave the blessings at the funeral home and grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Michael, John, Edward, Joseph and Andrew Pav-lik, nephews of the deceased, and William Gutosky, Joseph Rubasky attended the services as a representative of the parish St. Joseph's Society, Leslie R. Klein. 407 Scotch Hill, Drifton, who died Wednesday in the State General Hospital, was buried Saturday morning from the Cotterall Funeral Home, Freeland.

The Rev. George C. Harris, rec of St. James Episcopal Churches in Freeland and Drifton, conducted the services. Interment w'as in the Freeland Cemetery.

Pallbearers were John Kasha, William and Alfred Yaskewich, Carl and Donald Klein and Andrew Soltis. Mrs. Agostino (Josephine) Ro-sato, 826 N. Vine who died Friday at the Pottsville Hospital, was buried this morning from the Fierro Funeral Home. The Rev.

Carmen D'Amico was the celebrant of the Mass of the Resurrection in Our Lady of Grace Church. Msgr. Francis Mussari was the deacon and the Rev. Joseph Bucolo, sub-deacon. Father D'Amico gave the blessings at the funeral home and grave in the parish cemetery.

Pallbearers, all grandsons of the deceased, were Dominic, Joseph, Gus, David and Eugene Rosato, Ronald, Mark and Ted Radai. The funeral of Albert Bodnar, 104 Fourth Newark, N. formerly of West Hazleton, who died Thursday at the State General Hospital, was held this morn ing from the Pusti Funeral Home. The Rev. John Balberchak was the celebrant of the high mass of requiem in Holy Trinity R.

C. Slovak Church and gave the blessings at the funeral home and grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Michael De- Melfi Jr. and Eugene Hunsinger grandsons of the deceased; James, Stephen and Joseph Bod nar and Donald Grohol, nephews. Mrs.

Anna Waskovich, Drums, who died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital, was buried this morning from the Frank J. Bonin Funeral Home. Msgr. John Koval gave the blessing at the funeral home and was celebrant of the high mass of requiem in St.

Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church. He also gave the blessing in Calvary Cemetery, Drums. Pallbearers, all sons of the de ceased, were Michael, Joseph, George, Stephen, Thomas and Hubert Waskovich. George Fetter of Rear 646 North West Hazleton, who died Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital, was buried Saturday from the Hilary J.

Bonin Funeral Home with the Rev. John Dastick giving the blessing at the funeral home and at the grave in Ss. Peter and Paul's Lithuanian Cemetery. The pallbearers, all grandsons, were: Daniel, Larry, and Gary Shewack; David Davis John Sabol, and Joseph Salvamorich Jr. Mrs.

Eva G. Dick, formerly of 35 E. Tamarack who died on Thursday in the Russo Nursing Home, was buried Saturday morning from the Grebey, Beltz and Gleim Funeral Home. The Rev. Ghulam M.

Nasrani, pastor of Emmanuel's United Church of Christ, conducted the services. Interment was in Mount Laurel Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Charles Drum-heller, John Collins. Richard Schafrer, Edward K. Allen and John Costello.

The funeral of Fiori F. Recla, 15 Tamarack who died on Wednesday in the State General Hospital, was held Saturday morning from the Frank J. Bonin Funeral Home. Msgr. Mark Mecca, pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, gave the blessings in the funeral home, in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and at the grave in Calvery Cemetery, Drums.

The Rev. Henry Luchi was seated in the sanctuary. Pallbearers were Barry Recla, Tim and James Imbert, Clair Weikel. Ray Recla and Joseph Gaudio. Rocco Generose of 57 Main Lattimer, who died Wednesday at the Hazleton State General Hos pital, was buried Saturday afternoon from the Fierro Funeral Home.

The Rev. Girard Angelo offered the blessings at the funeral home, St. Rahpael's Church in Harleigh, and in the Calvary Ceme tery. Pallbearers, all grandsons, were: Keith, Anthony J. and Rocco Gene-rose, James Ator, Michael De-Melfi Jr.

and Thomas, Edward J. and Mark Hearn. Mrs. Mary Adams of 141 Fern Freeland, who died Tuesday in Bethlehem, was buried Satur day from the McNulty Funeral Home in Freeland. The Rev.

Paul Waselus officiated at a mass in St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church and gave the blessing at the funeral home and at the grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers, all grandsons, were George, Steven and Mark Adams; Robert Krenetsky and Joseph and Michael Kashuta. in Jim Thorpe, will be opened to tourists effective May 26, through the efforts of the Jim Thorpe Lions Club. The mansion will then be opened from 1 to 5 p.m.

daily, except on Mondays, the only exception to that rule being that if a national holiday should fall on a Monday, the Mansion will be opened then but closed on the following day. The Victorian Mansion of the millionaire has been placed in top condition during the winter season. MOTORIST ARRESTED Joseph E. Fritz, 17, of 91 N. Church was arrested at 9:05 p.m.

Saturday by city police on West Spruce, between Wyoming and Laurel Streets, and charged with driving too fast for conditions. Arresting officers Angelo Cundro and Gerald Diehl said the car driven by Fritz is owned by James R. Cusatis 599 Hayes St. Reports ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Visiting Hours: General: 1 p.m.

to 2:30 p.m. Maternity: 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Evening: 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Admissions Annie DeFazio, Lawson Place, Conyngham. Janine Zukovich, 402 S. Kennedy Drive, McAdoo. Phelma Hilla, Brandonville, James Donlin, 724 Alter St. Robert Miller, 610 Peace St.

Mary Wrobleski, 702 Winters West Hazleton. Judith Reilly, 219 Locust Centralia. Patricia Ann Ziller, 114 Main Conyngham. Charlotte Avillion, 87 N. Lee Court.

1 John Turner, 647 Alter St. Sabina Levitsky, 29 W. Cranberry Ave. Michael Havrilla, 211 Allen West Hazleton. Myrtle Watters, 124 W.

Third St. Bernice Platek, 776 Lincoln St. Herbert Scheeler, Barnesville. John Hyde, 675 Alter St. Eileen Kane, 306 Pine Tamaqua.

Anthony Monte, 19 Lawson Place, Conyngham. George Honis, Main Har-wood. Joseph Jessel, 619 Cleveland St. Mary Kozacheck, W. Oak Tresckow.

Phyllis Devigili, Drums R. 2. William Haas, 694 McKinley St. Discharges Mrs. Sun Tak Mosgo and daugh ter, Tamaqua Autlenried.

Mrs. Diane Wagner and son, Hazleton R. 1. Rayetta Verano, 224 S. Pine St.

Clare Rossi, Drums R. 2. Nancy Gullick, Stockton. Rose Ann Galbiati, 223 S. Pine St.

Irene Shema, 316 Allen West Hazieton. Stella Singley, 332 W. Fourth St. Joseph McAloose, 116 S. Pine St.

Susan Ruth, 557 N. Laurel St. Margaret Farley, 52Vi N. Wyoming St. Mary Kislan, 59 First Drif ton.

Leonard Bove, 323 W. Second St. Edna Solarck, 826 Ridge St. Freeland. Villiam Sterling, Drums R.

2. George Superdock, 524 N. Vine St. LOCUST MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL: Admissions James Flynn, Main Mahanoy Plane. Joseph Gergal.

34 Upper Shaft. Anthony Scarpino, 629 W. Penn Shenandoah. Joseph Kankowski, 110 W. Laurel Shenandoah.

Anthony Blouzousky, 734 E. Center Mahanoy City. Discharges Joseph Fizel, Mahanoy City. William Roulanavage, Shenandoah. Earl Romanich, Mahanoy Plane.

GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER: Admissions Charles E. Wagner, Grier City, Barnesville. Mrs. Doris G. Morgan, 40 S.

Cedar St. Mrs. Bonnie L. Earnhart, 408 Ash White Haven. Mrs.

Helen R. Whitebread. 205 Blue Ridge Terrace, Wapwallopen. Bonnie L. Davies, 1134 E.

Mahanoy Mahanoy City. Mrs. Margaret M. Kelly, 113 W. Center Shenandoah.

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL: Admissions John Mocknis. 417 W. Washington Shenandoah. Mrs. Marie Rudey, 203 Turkey Run, Shenandoah.

Discharges Joseph Brown, 209 W. Mahanoy Mahanoy City. Mrs. Margaret Fogarty, 18 D. Mahanoy City.

Mrs. Mary Koval, 801. W. Center Mahanoy City. James Price, 515 W.

Spruce Mahanoy City. David Quick. 127 Park Place, Mahanoy CMity. POTTSVILLE HOSPITAL: Discharges Mrs. Martha Brixius, 209 W.

Pine Mahanoy City. Matthew Malay. Tamaqua RD t. Mrs. Anna Olock, 108 N.

Catherine Shenandoah. Edward Davis, 628 E. Pine Mahanoy City. Susan McCann, 1011 E. Center Mahanoy City.

Eugene Boyle, 914 E. Center Mahanoy City. Mrs. Julia Gnall, Park Crest Barnesville. Anna Ryszka, 431 W.

Atlantic Shenandoah. Vernon Griffiths, 1228 E. Center Mahanoy City. Joseph J. Barrett of 57 S.

Poplar who died Thursday at the Dwyer Guest Home in Beaver Brook, was buried Saturday from the DiPronio Funeral Home. Father Paul VanMaanen gave the blessing in the Holy Trinity Slovak Church and at the grave in the parish cem etery. Pallbearers were Henry Ander son, James Burns, Joseph Hanincik Steven Natafalusy, Joseph Brace and Edward Barrett. Births ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Sist, 11 N. Chestnut Tresckow. The mother is the former Diane Stratchko. A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Broyles, 128 Main Fern Glen. The mother is the former Nancy Schlauch. A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Brown, 830 E. Seventh Street. The mother is the former Kathleen Schnor. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

James Zubritsky, Drums R. D. 2 The mother is the former Florence Kessler. A daughter to Mrs. Carolyn Hewlett, 248 W.

Broad St. A son' to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hoystrich, E. Pine Sheppton.

The mother is the former Kathleen Lorenz. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bereznak, Drums. The mother is the former Joyce Luchi.

COALDALE STATE HOSPITAL: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Bonner, 77 Ridgeway East Stroudsburg. The mother is the former Barbara Slusser. A son to Mr.

and Mrs. George Wentz, 18 S. Lehigh Tamaqua. Prior to marriage, the mother was Bonita Leibenguth. Dispensary Reports Treated this morning at the Hazleton State General Hospital dispensary were: Peter Fazio, 137 E.

Nobel injuries of the right elbow and arm sustained when struck by a car: Thomas MeNamee. 868 N. Church and Ralph Ellis, Weatherly RD 2, home accidents; John Cejebi, 5721 Hegeron Lane, Portsmouth, injuries of the face, right elbow and shoulder suffered in an accident on IR-81; and Randall Schagen, Drums, injuries of the back and right leg sustained in a motorcycle accident. Treated over the weekend in the Hazleton State General Hospital dispensary were: Robert Minnick, 566 Seybert for injuries to the right chest area and face sustained in two-car accident at 15th and Locust treated and released; James Curry, 120 W. Berner injuries to head and right chest area and upper right arm sustained in two-car accident at 15th and Locust treated, admitted, condition guarded; David Breznak, 710 N.

Vine head injury in two-car accident at 15th and Locust Elsie Lynch, 134 E. Green an injury to right leg in auto accident on Kennedy Drive, McAdoo; William Schreud-er, Sugarloaf R. D. 1, head injury and injury to left hip sustained in two-car accident at Laurel and Spring and Chester Sharp, 224 E. Green injury to both knees and left middle finger in two-car accident at Laurel and Spring treated, admitted, condition "fair." Treated for home injuries were Adele Bronsavage, 790 McNair Louis DeLucca, 905 Schwabe Freeland; William Myers, 1275 Baker Virginia Beach, Patricia Merola, Pardeesville; Anthony Caserta, 267 Motich Santoz Island, N.

Tony Camp-arrell, Orefield; Charline Lom-bardo, 324 W. Main Weatherly; and Kenneth Ballinger, 16 E. Hudson Englewood, N. J. Locust Mountain Hospital Treated at the Locust Mountain Slate General Hospital dispensary were: Pamela Eisenman, Ring-town RD1; ankle injury: Gary Schaeffer, 533 E.

Center Mahanoy City, a foot injury; Elizabeth Harris, 104V2 N. Catherine Shenandoah, burns of the hands: Francis Wierzalis, 42 Main Shaft, leg laceration; Patricia Waiksnoris, 14 N. Lehigh Shenandoah, foot puncture wound; Thomas Lawson, 644 W. Penn Shenandoah, hand laceration; William Applegate, 421 W. Columbus Shenandoah, foot laceration; Dorothy Sakalowsky, 224 Ohio Shenandoah, arm laceration.

Mary Balchus, 423 W. Columbus Shenandoah: Joseph Gergal, Upper Shaft: Catherine Heiler, 608 W. Center Mahanoy City; Anthony Scarpino, 629 W. Penn Shenandoah; Gertrude Durkin, 1027 W. Coal Shenandoah; Leonard Kurpell.

50 Main New Boston: Josephine McAndrews. 243 Florida Shenandoah; and Anthony Blozousky, 734 E. Center Ma-! hanoy City, medical cases. Pottsville Hospital Treated at the Pottsville Hospital dispensary were: Terrence O'Brien. 646 E.

Broad Tamaqua. an injury of the left shoulder: and Audrey Palubinsky, 121 S. Bower Shenandoah, injuries of the left leg and right foot and ankle. Public Forum School Board Candidates APRIL 24 7:30 P.M. at A.

D. THOMAS SCHOOL GYM Sponsored By Parents Organization of A.D. Thomas D.A. Harman Locust St. Arthur St.

Poplar St. PUBLIC WELCOME menus may can luesuay irom t- 1 1 rr. 1 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. THOMAS LAVELLE Thomas Lavelle, 522 Main Sebastapol, died Friday afternoon at Pittston Hospital. Born in Taylor and a graduate of Taylor High School, he had operated a refrigeration business in this City for approximately 30 years.

Surviving are his wife, the for mer Mary Fox; two sons, William and Thomas, both of Scranton, and the following brothers and sisters: John, Philadelphia; Robert, Dallas; Francis, Sebastapol; Mrs. Cather ine Kearney, Ossining. N.Y.; Mr.j. Mary Andrews and Mrs. Margaret Thomas, both of Sebastapol.

Also surviving are 12 grandchildren. The funeral was held this morn ing with requiem mass celebrated in St. John's Church, Pittston. In terme: was in Cathedral Ceme tery, Scranton. JOHN S.

HISNEY John S. 'Hisney, 68, of 1502 Monroe York, formerly of Spring Grove, died at 2:50 a.m. Saturday in the York Hospital, where he had been a patient two days. Born in Pittston, he was a on of the late Peter and Mary Patra-sek Hisney, and was a member of the Lutheran Church, Spring Grove. He was proprietor of John's Barber Shop in York for 30 years.

His wife, the former Rhoda Smith, died on May 10, 1964. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Askler, of Baltimore, Mrs. Sophia Skurkey, of Wet Hazleton, and Mrs. Anna Kroscav-age, Danville; a brother, Peter Hisney, of this city; and several nieces and nephews.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at 2 p.m. Tuesday in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Spring Grove, with the Rev. Joseph W. Seitz officiating.

Interment will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Sauter Funeral Home, 175 Main Spring Grove, tonight. Also viewing will be in the church from 1 p.m. Tuesday until the time of the funeral. TROOPER HAROLD HERRING Trooper Harold J.

Herring 37. of 202 Ewell Gettysburg, formerly of Coaldale, died Saturday in Hershey Medical Center, Her-shey. A member of the state police unit at Gettysburg since 1964, Herring graduated from the Pennsylvania State Police Training School in 1959. He was previously stationed in the York and Cham-bersburg area and had an earlier tour of duty in Gettysburg. Born in Coaldale, he was a son of Harold Sr.

and Rose Herring, Coaldale. A Navy veteran, he was a member or Gettysburg United Methodist Church, Gettysburg. Surviving with his wife, the former Mary Lou DeVivio, and parents are a son Michael and a daughter, Deborah, both at home; and a brother Robert, Lancaster. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Church of the Abiding Presence, Gettysburg.

Calling hours will be Tuesday evening in the Monahan Funeral Home, Carlisle Gettysburg, and from noon until the time of service Wednesday in the church. MRS. RUSSELL R. RUPP Mrs. Mame A.

Rupp, 82, of 545 Green Berwick, died in her home late Friday afternoon. She had been in ill health the past year. Born Oct. 28, 1890, in Sugarloaf Valley, she was a daughter of the late Samuel and Sara (Siegfried) Shiner. She had lived in Berwick most of her life.

She was preceded in death by her first husband, John Kreischer, in 1943, and by her second husband, Russell R. Rupp, in 1967. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church, Catawissa. Surviving are one son, Herbert Kreischer, Berwick, four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two brothers, Russell Shiner, Luzerne, and Alonzo Shiner, Berwick; and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held this afternoon from the James L.

Hinckley Funeral Home, Berwick, with the Rev. Samuel O. Rarick, pastor of the Catawissa Assembly of God Church, officiating. Burial was in St. Paul's Cemetery, Sugarloaf.

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