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Correction
An ad in last week's Post for Dr.
A. S. Lisses, optometrist, failed to
show his office hours for Tuesday
and Friday afternoons. His Dallas
office is open from 1 to 5 p.m. each
of these days.
Ham and Egg Dinner
Members of the Seek and Find
Class of Jackson Methodist Church
will serve a ham and egg dinner in
the church social rooms Saturday,
March 10 starting at 5 p.m. Mrs.
Charlotte Ashton is chairman. Menu:
ham and eggs, mashed potatoes,
and carrot sticks,
homemade buns and pie.
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president. Sarah Circle, Mrs. John
Swales, leader, will serve.
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Mrs. Anna Myers
Passes Away At 85
Services for Mrs. Anna Christine
Myers, Dallas, were held Monday
afternoon from the Williams Fun-
eral Home, Rev. William H. Heapps
officiating. Burial was in Forty Fort
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Merle
and Elwood Conden, Basil Lord,
William Evans, Dr. William Myers,
and Gerald Frantz.
Mrs. Myers, 85, died at the Hill-
crest Home Thursday morning after
an illness of three years. Six years
ago she moved from her former
home in Kingston to live with her
daughter, , Mrs. Nelson R. Thomp-
son, Shrine Acres.
Mrs. Myers taught in the one-
room schoolhouse in Dallas Town-
ship at the time her father and
mother, the late A. Henry and
Minerva Robinson Dudley, lived on
a farm in the Old Fair Ground area.
She was born in Wolcott, N. Y.,
graduated from Wyoming Semin-
ary, and attended Syracuse Univer-
sity where she studied art for two
years. Last year she received the
Golden Certificate from her soror-
ity, Kappa Alpha Theta.
Mrs. Myers always treasured the
old school bell with which she sum-
moned pupils from their play, and
a larger hand-bell used by her
mother when she taught in the
West. Another prized possession
was an original photograph of
Abraham Lincoln, and a small
painting of George Washington and
his wife.
Her husband, the late Fred Mad-
ison Myers, Kingston architect, died
in 1950.
In addition to her daughter, sup-
ervisor of thread-drawing at Natona
Mills, she is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill, of Kingston,
and a number of nieces and
nephews.
Mrs. Ella Hazlett
Dies Aged 84
Mrs. Ella Hazlett, Sweet Valley,
was buried Monday afternoon in
Maple Grove Cemetery, following
services conducted by Rev. Ira But-
ton from the home. Pallbearers were
Arlo “Davenport, Ralph Naugle,
Arden and Kenneth Hunter, R.
Davenport, and Harold Culver.
Mrs. Hazlett, 84, died Friday
night in her own home. She was
born in Sweet Valley, daughter of
the late Alonzo and Martha Post
Davenport, and spent most of her
life there.
She belonged to the Church of
‘Christ. :
She is survived by her husband,
Frank, now 87; a daughter, Mrs.
Luther Hunter, Sweet Valley; a son,
Harold Freeman, Hunlock Creek;
grandchildren: Mrs. Harold Culver,
Bloomingdale; Mrs. Harold Cornell,
Pikes Creek; Kenneth Hunter, Dal-
las; Sgt. Arden Hunter, Fort Dev-
ens, Mass.; five great grandchildren;
and a sister, Mrs. Anna Hoover,
Sweet Valley, also a member of
the Eighty-Plus Club.
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Harold 0. Hogg
Buried Monday
Formerly Master
Of London Station
Harold O. Hogg, Huntsville, was
buried in Huntsville Cemetéry Mon-
day afternoon. Rev. Thomas Hughes,
First Welsh Baptist Church, Ed-
wardsville, officiated at services
held from the Williams Funeral
Home. Pallbearers were Thomas
Jones, William R. Lewis, William
Laity, George Reimiller, Owen Wil-
liams, and Spurgeon Handley.
Mr. Hogg, 55, passed away Friday
morning at the home of his mother-
in-law, Mrs. Eliza Fielding, Follies
Road, after four months of increas-
ing illness,
A native of London, Mr. Hogg
was master of Euston Station, one
of the largest railway stations in
London at the time he left England
for the United States three years
ago. For the sake of reuniting the
Fielding family in this country, he
sacrificed a career while at the top,
and took a position as lace opera-
tor at Natona Mills. His wife is the
former Janet Fielding.
As a young man Mr. Hogg was
assistant at a small railway station
in Wales, where he boarded with
the Fielding family and met his
future wife.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fielding came
to this country in 1930 with eight
of their nine children. Mr. Fielding
died a few months after settling in
the Back Mountain. The Fielding
family is well known and closely
knit. John Fielding is a Jackson
Township school director, Ed Field-
ing proprietor of a Beauty Shop in
Trucksville. Others are Sydney,
Ronald, Fred, Mrs. Charles Lawson,
Mrs. David Rogers, Mrs. Kenneth
with her mother.
There are two children, William,
27, and Mary Evelyn, 14, a student
at Lehman.
Stanley Davies, Dallas,
Loses Sister In Death
Stanley B. Davies, Church Street,
lost his sister in the death of Mrs.
Ward Davenport of Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Davenport, widow of a former
superintendent of Plymouth Spring
Brook Water Company, died at
Marshall Square Sanitarium, West
Chester.
Funeral services were held from
the Davies home on Parsonage
Street Monday afternoon. Dr. Straw,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, Plymouth, of which Mrs.
Davenport was a lifelong member,
officiated.
Center Moreland Native
Dies In Newark Aged 69
Jesse R. Berlew, 69, native of
Center Moreland, died at his home
in Newark, N. J. of a sudden heart
attack on Tuesday. He will be bur-
ied today in Eaton Cemetery, fol-
lowing services at the funeral home
at 509 Wyoming Avenue, West
Pittston.
Mr. Berlew was the son of the
late David and Mary Winters Ber-
lew. Employed by the Standard Oil
Company, he resided in California
before moving to Newark in 1940.
He retired two years ago.
Mrs. Wolfe Dies On Day
Of Daughter's Burial
Mrs. Anna E. Wolfe, Hunlock
Creek, was. buried in Sorbertown
Cemetery Monday afternoon, fol-
lowing services conducted from the
Five Forks Brethren in Christ
vertebrae. He was injured two
weeks ago when a tree fell on him
during lumbering operations near
Cambra. In-addition to the injured
spine, he has three broken ribs and
a damaged nose. He will remain
in the cast for several weeks.
Church by Rev. Thomas Bouch.
Mrs. Wolfe, 66, died Friday after-
noon in Nanticoke State Hospital,
of a stroke suffered when she
heard of the death of her daughter,
Margaret in Vermont. Her daugh-
ter’s burial was on Friday. Another
daughter, one of eleven living chil-
dren of a family of seventeen, was
taken to Nanticoke State Hospital
with virus pneumonia the day of
her mother’s death, and was unable
to attend the funeral.
Arrangements by Bronson.
General Fund... 10 500s Label $ 32.23"
Road ‘Machinery Fund'-............... 5,341.15
Total Lik oa ol ool ne $ 6,073.38
RECEIPTS :
Real Estate Taxes collected ........... $ 12.12657,
Per Capita. «lbw coin, Jazeiiid 7h Jor ATIT10
Real Estate Transfer ........0.......: 1,555.62
Amusement; DLR TRE 0 CLIC a 2,600.96
From Qounty on Returned Taxes ...... 2,424.02
Road Machinery Fund ...... 0. 0 c..0. 5,061.80
Other ‘Sources .i.......... oe ae 16,950.33
Loans and Transfers ............L...% 8,000.00
EXPENDITURES
General ‘Government
Highways
Miscellaneous
Loans and Transfers
Road Machinery Fund
Due from Tax Collector
Liened and Filed
$ 35,454.61
None
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