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Mrs. C. B. Decker
Passes Away
Buried Sunday In
Vaughn Cemetery
Rev. Arthur B: Mayo, Trucksville
Methodist Church, conducted funer-
al services for Mrs. Christiane
Blume Decker on Sunday in her
home town of Mehoopany:
Burial followed in Vaughn Cem-
etery.
Mrs. Decker, 85, died Friday
morning at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Henning, Trucks-
ville, with whom she had made
her home for the past thirty-six
years. Housebound, but in good
health until two months ago, Mrs.
Decker belonged to Trucksville
Methodist Church, having been ac-
cepted as a tranfer from the Pres-
byterian Church in Mehoopany
She was an honorary member of
ite organizations, though unable tc
attend meetings.
She was born in Sullivan County,
daughter of the late John Frederick
and Mathilda. Ernst Blume and
taught school in Mehoopany as a
young woman, after being educated
in Brooklyn.
Her husband, George, died in
1944.
She leaves her daughter, Mrs.
Henning; a brother and two sisters:
Carl A. Blume, Mrs. George W.
Bannatyne, of Mehoopany, and Mrs.
H. W. Brandt, Yonkers; five grand-
" childréh: Stanley P. Heuning, Or-
chard Park, N. Y.; Mrs. George B.
Ritchie, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Charles
Ague, Lewisburg; Mrs. Frank
Reeves, Otego, N. Y.; and Carl Hen-
ning, Montgomery; five great-grand-
childen: Richard, Robert and Nancy
- Ague; Patricia Ann Ritchie, and
Rarbara Ann Reeves.
Dies Shortly After
~ Hospital Admission
: Anthony R. Flaherty, 59, Shaver-
town, died Saturday morning at
© 1:05, less than two hours after be-
© ing taken to Nesbitt Memorial Hos-
“pital by Kingston Township ambu-
lance. He was buried Tuesday
morning in Mt. Olivet Cemetery,
following services at the Williams
Funeral Home and a requiem mass
at St. Therese’s Church.
Mr. Flaherty lived for eight years
in Shavertown. He was employed
for twelve years at the Boston Store
in the men’s department, after
spending his early years in his na-
tive Pittston.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Beatrice McGuire, of Lu-
zerne; a brother, Patrick, Hughes-
town; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Gor-
man, Fort Lauderdale, and Mrs.
James Hughes, Plains Township.
Area Extends Sympathy
To Rev. Robert Webster
Rev. Robert Webster, pastor of
Dorranceton ~~ Methodist Church,
widely known in the Back Moun-
tain during his pastorate at Trucks-
ville Methodist Church, lost his
father on Monday. Rev. Tracey E.
Webster, pastor of Clifford Metho-
dist Church, died at General Hos-
pital after an illness of two weeks.
The funeral was held yesterday
from Dorranceton Methodist Church.
Rev. Dr. Russell Hawke, superin-
tendent of the Scranton District,
was assisted by District Superin-
tendent Harold C. Buckingham.
Burial was in Newton Center Cem-
etery.
Rev. Webster, 74, had served in
all four districts of the Wyoming
Conference, his pastorate embrac-
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Native Of Jackson
Dies In Kingston
Mrs. Lena Lamoreaux, 79, native
of Jackson Township, died Mondav
morning at Nesbitt Hospital. She
Wednesday afternoon.
Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs
Sidney Gregory, she moved from
Jackson to Kingston fifty-seven
years ago, living later in Plymouth,
and returning to Kingston in 1930.
Her husband died in 1942.
'A sister, Mrs. Sheridan Lewis,
lives in Sweet Valley.
Grandmother Of Concert
Pianist Dies In Plymouth
Mrs. Lydia Trebilcox, mother of
James Trebilcox of Trucksville and
grandmother of Harry Trebilcox,
concert pianist, now studying in
Vienna, Austria, died at her home
in Plymouth Monday at noon, fol-
lowing a long illness.
She was buried Thursday after-
noon in Fern Knoll Burial Park,
following services conducted from
the home by Rev. John Frey, Vestal,
N. Y., and Dr. Harold Buckingham,
district superintendent.
Mrs. Ralph Fitch Applies
Psychology To Collection
Mrs. Ralph Fitch, visiting homes
on Huntsville Road between Daven-
port and Jackson Streets, for the
United Fund Drive, has met with
outstanding success, according 'to
Mrs. Lewis Reese. Mrs. Fitch com-
bined an earnest approach with
common sense. ‘If you contribute
“and get a receipt for that amount,
you have a water-tight reason for
not contributing to any supplemen-
tary drive that may be launched
in case the drive does not make
its quota.”
She goes on to explain that the
amount can be paid over a period
of time, and that twelve dollars
distributed over several months
isn’t a burden, barely noticeable in
fact. Not even a quarter a week,
if it is easier to collect it in a piggy
bank on the installment plan.
Wins Chemistry Prize
William S. Pierce, Harveys Lake,
a junior at Lehigh University, has
been awarded the William H.
(Chandler Chemistry Prize as the
highest ranking student in the
sophomore class in chemistry last
year.
Installation Exercises
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Master at the meeting of Jackson
Grange in the hall tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock. Each family attending
the ceremonies is asked to bring
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