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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Joseph Mundy |
Dies In Prime
Was Well Known |
Political Figure
ville;
DShavertown Fire Comply Back ,
Mountain Protective | Association.
He is survived by his widow, the
| former Frances Chisko of Edwards-
his mother; a daughter, Mrs.
| Joseph Leonard, ‘New York City;
| brothers:
William, Rhode Island;
Paul, Chicago; Sisters; Mrs. Ward
Conway, New Yor¥K; Mrs. Joseph
| Clement, Harrisburg; Mrs. Neil Mc-
Joseph A. Mundy died Thursday |
morning in the prime of life at |
Mercy Hospital, where he had been |
admitted as a surgical patient Sep- |
tember 13. He was buried at Mt. |
Olivet on Saturday, following a Req-
uiem Mass. celebrated at St. Ther-
ese’s,
: Mr. Mundy, only 52, was a fam-
iliar . political * figure. in the Back
Mountain; active as president of the
Democratic party and casting his
lot with the Republicans during the
1958 campaign, when he headed
the “Democrats for McGonigle”
movement,
In the 1957 primaries, he polled
tory as an independent Democrat
in the race for Prothonotary.
Residents of Shavertown will long
remember Mr. Mundy’s spectacular
eer Avenue.
Son of Mrs. Genevieve Gallagher
Mundy and . the late. William * T.
moved to Shavertown ten years ago,
after having lived at Harveys Lake
for a similar period. He was in the
advertising field, self- -employed.
He = belonged
Church and its Holy Name Society;
to St. Therese’s |
Dermott, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. John
Reap, West Pittston.
Services Friday For
Warren R. Long
‘Warren R. Long, 60, for the past
thirty-four years a resident of Shav-
ertown, died Tuesday morning at
Mercy Hospital where he had been
a patient since August 21.
Services were ‘held Friday from
the Williams Funeral Home, Rev.
Robert .D. Yost officiating. Burial
was in Cherry Grove Cemetery at
Nordmont. .
Son of the late William and Anna
Young Long, he was born at Unity-
ville, settling later in Wilkes-Barre.
For thirty-one years, until retire-
ment in 1959, he was maintenance
man for Wilkes-Barre Transit Co.
Surviving are his ‘wife, the former
Florencec Small of: Kingston; sons,
William, Dallas; Robert, at. home,
and a daughter, Mrs. Donald Kint-
ner, Trieckers, Pa.; a brother, Bam-
uel, Muncy; | sisters. Miss 'Mary
Long Baltimore, - and Mrs. + Edith
Caffrey, Wilkes-Barre, = and five
grandchildren. :
Christmas Cards
. By America’s Great Artists
In Atlantic City
Stricken with a lethal form of |
hepatitis, Arthur Harrison, 51, of
Atlantic City an Dallas, died Friday |
after a month's illness at a hos- |
pital in Atlantic City.
Services were conducted Tesdal
by Rev. Thomas Davis from the |
Bronson: Funeral Home, Masonic |
services were held Monday night |
by Shickshinny Masonic Lodge. Bur- |
ial was at Maple Grove. {
Pallbearers were nephews: Walt- |
ter, Robert, Eugene, Burton, and
Charles Gordon, and Homer Baker.
Since 1948 Mr. Harrison oper-
ated the Koegler Hotel in Atlantic
City. Prior to, that, he taught school
at Lake and Lehman Township.
He was born in Forty-Fort, son
of the late Sam and Emma Baines
Harrison, His wife is the former
Thelma ‘Gordon of Pikes Creek, also
a former school teacher in Lake
Township. ;
He leaves his widow; ‘a son Rich-
ard; two grandchildren, all of At-
lanti¢ City; brothers: Raymond,
Wyoming State; Stanley, Sweet Val-
ley; ‘George, ‘Williamsport; - sisters:
Mrs. Lena Fraley, Mrs. Edith Bit-
tenbender, Drexel Hill, R
Dallas Rotary Inducts:
Four New Members
Inducted. by - Dallas ‘Rotary, Sept-
ember 28 were four new members:
Tom: Hillyer, Petroleum Products
distribution; John Law, Petroleum
production’ real estate; Tony Zach-
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| Mrs. Estella Dymond
Was 84 Years Old
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1961
Participating In Operation Checkmate
Three local Air Force Reserve |
Officers participated in Operation
Checkmate during (their 15 day tour |
of active duty at Dover Air Force
Base, Delaware, Captain Garrity,
Captain Hughes and Major Schreiner
are pictured as they are being in-
structed by Mr. Dowd, on the opera-
{ tion of the latest weight and bal-
John Anderson, 84, Dies
In Veteran's Hospital
John Anderson, 84, a veteran of |
the - Spanish Ameriéan War, died |
Saturday morning at Veterans Hos-
pital, where he had been a- patient |
for four weeks.
He was buried at Fern 'Knoll
Monday afternoon, following serv-
ices conducted by Rev. James A.
Cara from the Williams Funeral
Home.
Mr.- Anderson, a resident of this
community since 1913, was tax col-
lector of Dallas Township for a term,
1926 to 1930, was road. supervisor
for six years,’ and was township
auditor.
A native of Kingston, son of the |
late John and Mary. Gibler Ander-
son, he was employed for many
| years by the Lehigh and Wilkes- |
Barre ‘Coal Co. and by Duplan.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Sarah Driesbach of Wilkes- |
Barre; three sons: Arthur, of Oak |
‘Hill; Harold, Pittsburgh; and John |
Jr., Dallas; seven grandechildren and |
ten greatgrardchildren. : 3
Mrs. Estella’ Brace Dymond was
laid to rest in Dymond Hollow Cemeé-
tery yesterday afternoon, Rev. Ed- |
win Lintern, pastor of Center More- |
land Methodist Charge, sonducting
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| ence to the theme, “Most for Christ.”
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The * officers returned with the |S
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‘Avoca at 1 pm. in two C-119 Air-
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services from the family home.
| Mrs. Dymond, 84, died Sunday
{ morning at-the home of her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Earl Scott, Dymond Hol-
low.
For. a number of years she had
been in failing health, blind, and
{unable to take part in Dymond Meth-
odist Church activities or the Vern-
| on Grange. :
Her husband Samuel died thirty
years ago. :
|© She was born in Center Moreland,
| daughter of the late Almon and Har-
riet Denmon Brace.
six greatgrandchildren, also a brot-
‘her Howard, of Dymond Hollow,
| Arrangements were by Nulton.
MYF Harvest Festival
Pioneer
eral years, suffered a fatal heart
attack Friday night at his home. |
He was buried Monday afternoon, |
following services from the Homer |
Graham funeral home conducted by |
| Rev. Herbert Pickett. |
# Institute of Technology,
| Hess Goldsmith Company in Wilkes-
! Barre. rior: to -that period, he had
She leaves, in addition to her one |}
| daughter, three grandchildren and
| odist Youth Fellowship is scheduled |
for Trucksville Methodist Church,
October 26. |
Setting up will take place from 2 |
to 5 p.m., judging 5 to 7, by Rev.
| Wentzel, Bob Klienar, and Sandra
| Saunders. Booths will be judged on
| originally, composition, .and adher-
Worship will be. conducted = by
Speaker will be Rev.
Each MYF group will be respon-
sible for setting up and tearing
down of its own _ booth. tf
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PARK FREE IN REAR
of |
Avenue for the past sev-
Emil W. Bauman, resident
Mr. Bauman, a native of Switz- |
erland, and graduate of the Zurich
was for |
thirty years superintendent of the
been associated with other textile
firms,
He was a trustee of Kingston
Presbyterian (Church, a former dir-
ector of Central YMCA, Wyoming
Valley Red Cross, and Labor-Man- |
agement Citizens Committee. Mason- |
ic affiliations include Kingston Lodge |
A&FM; and Irem Temple.
Surviving are his wife and one |
daughter, Mrs. George O'Hanlon,
Big Flats, N. Y.
- SECTION B — PAGE 7
Fatal Heart Attack T
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