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Lee S. Roberts, four year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Roberts
Jr., Davis Street, Trucksville, died
early Tuesday morning after a brief
illness. Services were private, with
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The little boy is survived by his
parents; a brother David, at home;
maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Leon W. Beam, Kingston; paternal
grandmother Mrs. Beth Roberts,
Forty Fort.
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Royal Lyne, 71 formerly of
Trucksville, and for some years a
correspondent for the as Post,
died March 28 in Orlando, Florida,
passing away of pneumonia. He had
been ill for a month.
Leaving Trucksville in 1942, he
and his family settled in Annapolis
where he worked at the Naval Acad-
emy. Five years ago the family
moved to Orlando, where Mr. Lyne
worked as a painter.
He was a native of Ashley, son
of the late Sidney and Clara Kreid-
ler Lyne.
He leaves his widow, the former
Louise Klingus; four daughters and
three sons; a brother, and eighteen
grandchildren, none of this immedi-
ate area. ¢
Noxen Veteran To Be
Buried At Arlington
Leland C. Space, veteran of World
War II and the Korean Conflict, will |
be buried in Arlington National
Cemetery. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow at 2 from the Nulton
Funeral Home, with burial at the
convenience of the family. Rev. Rob-
ert Sutton will officiate.
Mr. Space 36, died early Tuesday
morning at Veterans Hospital.
Son of Ralph and the late Ella
Casterline Space, he was a life-long,
resident of Noxen. During the Ko-
rean Conflict he served as staff ser- |
{geant in the Air Force.
Surviving are: his wife, the former
Jean Swingle; his father Ralph; these
' children: Sharyn, Leo, Donald and
Ralph; brothers and sisters: Paul and
Mrs. Charles Weaver, Noxen; Mrs.
Frank Glaush, Pringle; and Ralph
'Jr., White Haven.
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Idetown Methodists Elect Of
1961-1962 At Quarterly Conference
Solomon C. Coldren Was
Milling Co. Vice President
Solomon C.” Coldren, resident of
Goss Manor for the past eight years,
| died Saturday morning after a long
| illness. He was buried Monday after-
noon in Hollenback Cemetery. Rev.
Kenneth O’Neill, pastor of Plains
Methodist Church, officiating, assist-
ed by Rev. Howard R. Harrison, re-
tired, and Rev. George M. Bell, re-
tired Methodist superintendent.
Mr. Coldren, a native of North-
umberland County, son of the late
John and Susan Coldren, lived in
Miners Mills and Parsons before
moving to Dallas. He was vice presi-
dent of the Miner-Hillard Milling
Company in Wilkes-Barre, superin-
tending the flour and corn meal
division. For sixty-two years he had
been actively associated with the |
concern, retiring ten years ago.
He served on the official board of
Plains Methodist Church and as a
trustee for over fifty years, and
president of trustees for thirty-five
years. Active in‘ civic affairs, he
was instrumental in promoting the
Plains - Wilkes-Barre consolidation
move in 1920.
Last December he received a
fifty-year pin and life membership in
Irem Temple. Masonic affiliations in-
cluded Fidelity Lodge 655, of which
he was the oldest living past master;
Shekinah Chapter 182, Royal Arch
Deacons; Dieu le Veut Commandery
{45, and Irem Temple. Active in the
YMCA, he was a founder of the
| Parsons Branch, and chairman of its
| board for many years.
He and his wife, the former Anna
{R. Richardson, observed their 59th
| wedding anniversary March 19 of
| this year.
Surviving in addition to his widow .
are: a daughter, Fern Coldren, di-
rector of music at Dallas Methodist
| Church; a son John Lee, Easton,
| vice president of Dixie Cup Divi-
| sion, American Can Co.; two grand-
children, and several nieces and
nephews.
Eleanor J. Brown Would
‘Have Been 90 Today
The many friends and connections
of Eleanor J. Brown, retired Wilkes-
Barre school teacher, will grieve at
| the news of her death at 89 in
Philadelphia. Had she lived until
today, she would have been 90 years
| old.
| Miss Brown, sister of the late be-
|loved Dr. H. A. Brown of Lehman,
| died Saturday morning at her home,
! where she had suffered a long ill-
| ness.
A native of Lehman, daughter of
l the late Timothy A. and Mary
| Jane Ruggles, she taught in Beau-
! mont, Lehman and Noxen upon grad-
| nation from Mansfield State Teach-
ers (College, before following her
career for forty years in Wilkes-
Barre.
Fifteen years ago she moved to
Philadelphia. She was a member of
Central Methodist Church in Wilkes-
Barre, and taught Sunday School
there for a number of years. In
Philadelphia, she was a member of
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
She was the eldest of five chil-
dren, surviving them all. She leaves
three sisters-indlaw, among them
Mrs. Brown of Lehman; five nephews
and a niece.
Express Appreciation
The family of Josephine Richards,
Marianne Zacharias, Anne Richards,
Mildred Lutes, Arlene Updyke, Wil-
Jiam Richards, wish to express their
gratitude to the many friends and
neighors who sent flowers, cards and
food at the time of her death; also
those who lent cars.
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Idetown Methodists elected officers
at the Fourth Quarterly Conference
of Lehman-Idetown Charge, held at
Idetown on Sunday, Rev. Leon Bou-
ton officiating.
Bruce Williams and Herbert Ward
were named to the pastoral rela-
tions committee. On the five-year
planning committee were Edgar
Darby, Henry Bergstrasser, and Al-
fred Swelgin; auditors, Thelma Lam-
oreaux and Carl Hadsel; Methodist
Hospital, Mrs. Kenneth Calkins;
Parsonage committee, Mrs. Ralph
Welsh; music, Mrs. L. Keller, Mrs.
‘Welsh, Mrs. B. Williams, Mrs. G.
May.
Trustees include Richard Ide, John
{ Roce: Robert Wilson, Alfred Swel-
gin, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Herbert
‘Ward, Howard Reilly, R. B. Shaver.
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icials,
Stewards: Miss Bess Cooke, Edgar
Darby, Mesdames Roswell Frederici,
John Garringer, Alfred Hadsel, Ruth
Ide, Loren Keller, Thelma Lamor-
eaux, George May, R. D. Shaver,
Ralph Welsh, Herbert Ward, Robert
Wilson, Hope Ide, Wesley Hilbert,
Loren Keller, Henry Bergstrasser,
Reginald Beck Jr. and R. D. Shaver.
Divisional superintendents: chil-
dren, Mrs. Kenneth Calkins; youth,
Mrs. Lamoreaux; adult, Mrs. Emory
Hadsel.
Chairman of Membership, Mrs.
George May; of education, Bruce
Williams; missions, Mrs. Emory
Hadsel; stewardship and finance,
Mrs. R. D. Shaver; Christian con-
cerns, Mrs. Williams; worship, Mrs.
Keller.
Ralph Fitches Takes
Scouts To Airport
Den 4, Cub Pack 281 of Dallas
Methodist Church, enjoyed an air ad-
venture field trip to the Smith Flying
School, Forty Fort, and the Avoca
Airport recently with Mr. and Mrs.
i Ralph Fitch.
At the Smith Field they were
courteously steered by XK. Russell
Smith and his staff who talked on
the construction of a plane, charter-
ing service, and the training of new
pilots. Climax of the visit was an
plane ride over Wilkes-
Barre:
At Avoca T.W.A. officials explain-
ed the working day of an airplane
crew and the office management
that directs the plane. Lunch follow-
ed at the Dutch Pantry.
Members of the troop, all future
pilots now, are Gary Garris, Howard
Garris, J. Richards, Jeff Richards,
Craig Churry, Charles Baker and
David Fitch.
Blonzo Kephart Funeral
To Be Held Saturday
Funeral services for Alonzo F. Kep-
hart, Lake Silkworth, are scheduled
for Saturday at 1 p. m. from Bron-
son’s Funeral Home, Rev. E; D. Het-
tinger officiating. Burial will be at
Maple Grove. Friends may call to-
night and tomorrow sevening.
Mr. Kephart, 76, died early Wed-
nesday morning. He had been in
failing health for several years. Be-
fore his illness, he worked on the
State highways.
He was a native of Clearfield
County, son of the late Emanuel and
Emma Abigail Kephart. He belonged
to Ebenezer Baptist Church in Ply-
mouth, and the P.0O.S.A. chapter in
Philadelphia.
He leaves this widow, the former
Margaret Wega; and a sister, Mrs.
C. H. Grane, of Astoria, L. L
In Judo Contest
A-2C Larry Farr, representing Polk
Airforce Base N. C. early in April at
the Air Force Academy in Colorado,
worked himself up in the judo meets
to take six matches, being eliminated
in the semi-finals. “Wait till next
year,” Larry told his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Farr of White
Birch Trailers,' who up until that
time, had mot known Larry was
studying judo.
Larry will be here on Tuesday
for a five-day leave.
Notice
There will be a meeting of Boy
Scout, Troop 281, Mothers Auxiliary
at the Dallas Methodist Church Wed-
nesday, May 3 at 1:30
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Information Center
For Child Adoption
A state-wide information center
for children adoption is expected to
start operations in the Department
of Public Welfare in June, Secretary
Mrs. Ruth Grigg Horting said today.
The center will be used two
ways by child welfare agencies:
1. For the exchange of infor-
mation about children for whom
they have difficuity in finding
appropriate homes. |
2. For information ‘about per-
sons who want to make adoptions |
but for whom there are no suit- |
able children in a specific location.
Mrs. Horting said the informa- |
tion center “will open a broader
amea resources to child placing
agencies and will provide homes
for many children who might
otherwise never be placed for
adoption.” |
She explained that the infor-
mation service, known as the
“Adoption Resource Exchange”
is for the use of agencies and in-
stitutions only and will not deal
directly with individuals.
Tt will be operated in -the Office
for Children and Youth at the
Public Welfare Department. Eleven
states have similar information
centers and it is expected that a
national exchange will eventually
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Second Identical Twin
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The second of identical twins, |
eight months old, sons of former |
area residents, will be buried Satur-
day at 3 p. m. in Bloomingdale
cemetery, beside the brother who
was buried last week. (
Roy E. Culver, son of Glenn and |
Dolores Cragle Culver, Lansdale, died :
Tuesday afternoon in St. Christo- |
pher’s Hospital, Philadelphia. He had |
been desperately ill at the time of |
the funeral of his twin Ray, who |
died April 16. Both babies had had |
their customary checkup a few days
before they developed a cough, and |
had seemed in perfect condition.
There is a brother Timothy, two |
and a half years old; maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold |
Cragle, Hunlock Creek; paternal |
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn |
Culver Sr., Shickshinny.
Rev. Warren Birdsall will officiate |
from the Bronson . Funeral Home.
Friends may call tonight and to- |
morrow evening.
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