$ DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA OBITUARY John Crispell, 73, Dies Of Sudden Heart Attack John M. Crispell, Beaumont, died Saturday morning in the home in which he ‘was born seventy-three years ago, and had spent his entire life. Going about his work on the farm as usual, he was stricken with a heart attack. He was buried in Beaumont Cemetery Wednesday af- terncon, Rev. A. Lewis Payne and Rev. Howard Deats conducting ser- vices from the home and from Bow- Wear Winners’ © Warr Dorney @ Provuc; IONS LLL 2 SPONGE CUSHION * POSTURE FOUNDATION *P-F"' Flyers are the only canvas shoes with a built-in magic wedge that helps prevent tired, strained “foot and leg muscles. PLUS S & H STAMPS THE GLOBE STORE Main St. Luzerne mans Creek Free Methodist Church. His parents were the late Charles and Lydia E. Ayers Crispell, of pioneer stock. There are a num- ber of branches of the Crispell fam- ily in the Beaumont-Noxen area. Mr. Crispell followed his father in tilling the soil. He was a member of Bowmans Creek Free Methodist Church, and much respected in the community. - He is survived by his widow, the former Helen May Hoover of Leh- man; two sons: Albert, of Bristol, and Kenneth, of Luzerne; two daughters: Mrs. Leon Race, Kunkle, and Mrs. Ernest Brown, Tunkhan- nock R. D. 5; eight grandchildren: two brothers, Alfred of Noxen, and Corey, Dallas R. D. Cross Removed The ten-foot cross that stood on the lawn in front of Dallas Metho- dist Church during Holy Week has been removed for use again next year. During the period it was up it excited much favorable comment from passersby. Tt was built and erected by the Couples’ Club. During the week before Easter it bore the simply lettered inscrip- tion: “Is it nothing to you—all you—who pass by?” } On Easter morning the inscrip- tion was changed to ‘Christ is Risen!” LAST J DAYS FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY ‘G. STANLEY PUGH Evangelist GOSPEL CRUSADE at OUTLET FREE METHODIST CHURCH NIGHTLY at 7:45 - Sunday 11 AM. Don’t Miss Hearing Him A THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1957 Airmen lcd In Car Crash : BR/1C Blaine’s Body Arrives By Train Fatally injured Tuesday merning in a traffic accident néar Columbia, South Carolina, A/1G* Daniel R. Blaine, Shavertown, died a few hours later in the Columbia Hospital. The body was brought to Wilkes-Barre by train Thursday afternoon and escorted by military guard to the Gail S. Hughes Funeral Home, King- ston. He will be buried this after- noon in Cedar Crest Cemetery, fol- lowing services conducted at 2 p.m. from the funeral home by Rev. Jos- eph Sproule and Rev. Grove Arm- strong, former and present ministers of Dallas Free Methodist Church of which he was a member. Airman Blaine, 24, with three other airmen en route from Air Force Base Shaw, South Carolina, to Air Force Base Patrick in!Florida, was a passenger in an Air Force car which went out of control on a curve and struck a tree. All passen- gers were injured and hospitalized. Blaine attended Lake-Noxen and Wilkes-Barre schools. He re-enlisted in the Air Force a year and a half ago after honorable discharge in 1953. A native of Wilkes-Barre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blaine, he married the former Jean Bynon of Dallas, now employed at the Ann Wills Garment Company in Kingston. Blaine’s last leave at home was March 18. He is survived by his parents and his widow; five brothers: Sgt. Louis Blaine, U.S. Army at Fort Eustis, Virginia; Philip, California; Howard, Waymart; Andrew, Shavertown; and Raymond, Wilkes-Barre; two sisters: Mrs. Stella Roberts, Lee Park; and Mrs. Marjorie Shotwell, Virginia. Mrs. Mack Loses Sister The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Fred J. Mack, of Dallas, for the death of her sister, Miss Mary Ayers Beach, Wilkes-Barre, who pas- sed away Friday morning at General Hospital following an operation. > Injured In Childhood Lived To Age Of 91 An elderly woman who had cour- ageously overcome childhood dis- ability was buried in Marsh Ceme- tery last Friday afternoon. Miss Myra Harding, 91, died at the home of her nieces, Harriet and Ruth Underwood, Forty Fort, where she had been unable to move for the past five years. - When Miss Harding was a little girl in Center Moreland, she was riding on a load of hay driven by her father, the late Isaac Harding. As the horses entered the barn, she was brushed off the load by the beams, and fell heavily, breaking her back. A cripple from early child- hood, and becoming more deformed with the years, she was nonetheless able to act as telephone operator for many years for the Commonwealth Telephone Company, and she drove a team of ponies that was the envy of all the small boys of the neighbor- hood. Lewis Underwood, Shavertown, a nephew, the son of her sister, is one of the surviving nephews and nieces. Rev. Robert Webster, Dorrance- ton Methodist Church, conducted services from the Bronson Funeral Home. Howard Rinker Will Be Buried Saturday Howard E: Rinker, Sweet Valley, will be buried in Maple Grove Cem- etery tomorrow afternoon, following services conducted at 2 o’clock by Rev. Paul Clemow from the Bronson Funeral Home, Mr. Rinker, 67, a retired miner and carpenter, died at Mercy Hos- pital Wednesday morning. A native of Hazleton, Mr. Rinker moved to Sweet Valley twenty-five years ago. When the Sweet Valley Memorial Day Parade was the event of the year, Mr. Rinker was always an en- thusiastic marcher. 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There are three children: Mrs. Corey Moore, Sweet Valley; Mrs. Frank Schooley, Wilkes-Barre; Vernon Baltimore; sixteen grandchildren; and a brother Clarence, Ocean Grove, N. J. Service Club. She is survived by her husband, Harry F. Jones; children: Mrs. Dyke- man, Endicott; James Montross, En- dicott; and Clarence Montross, Noxen R. D. 1; six grandchildren; | brothers: Amos Hoover, Noxen, and | her twin, Edgar Hoover, also of Noxen; sisters: Mrs. Jennie Gray.) a PAGE FIVE Harveys Lake R. D.; Mrs. Alice Crispell, Newark Valley, N. Y. “The average man now lives twice as long as he did in 1890. He HAS to—to get his taxes paid.” * * * Even a successful man can lose his shirt, especially if he has a teen- age daughter.—Changing times. 4 BRONSON FUNERAL Alped 3. - - SERVICE - Mildred A. “We are as mear to you as your telephone” Dial Sweet Valley 7-2244 MONUMENTS -t— BARRE GRANITE Liquidating This Department 30% or ALL MONUMENTS All stones must go to make room for new building. 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