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Stefan Hellersperk, Jr., field
engineer for Foster-Wheeler, previ-
ously working in_Ohio, spent the
weekend with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Stefan = Hellersperk, before
leaving for a new assignment with
his company in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles Chappell, who re-
cently spent three years in Germany
with her husband, is dividing her
time between Sgt. Chappell’s family
and her own. On December 27 ISgt.
Chappell, twenty-three years in the
Army, will go to Texas for his mext
tour of duty. Mrs. Chappell is
daughter of Mrs. Marion Biggs, Le-
iaflStrect .
Karen Culver, student at Cham-
berlyn Junior College, Boston, spent
the holiday weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Culver.
Church Street. Saturday evening
she entertained a number of old
school friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Baker, Leh-
man, had as Thanksgiving guests
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Baker, of Lemon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Risley,
Huntsville Road, had as Thanksgiv-
ing weekend guests their sister, Mrs.
Leighton R. Scott, Easton; Miss Nel
lie Betterly, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. W.
J. Smith, Dallas.
Mrs. A. M. Major, Lehman, had as
Thanksgiving weekend guests Mr.
and Mrs. William Major and family
of Malvern, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Major and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Major, Leh-
man, had as Thanksgiving guests
William Oldershaw, Sr., William
Oldershaw, Jr. and Roberta of Shav-
ertown. :
Mary Dora Scott, student at Mary-
wood College, and Durelle Jr., Penn-
sylvania University student, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr.
anda Mrs. Durelle Scott, Huntsville
‘Rodd, Dallas.
Henry Peterson, Norton Avenue,
spent the early part of the week in
New York City attending an insur-
ance meeting.
George Jacobs, member of the
Freshman Class at Amherst College,
oo, the holiday weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Jacobs, Pioneer Avenue, Shaver-
town.
‘Annabel Ambrose, member of the
Freshman Class at Pennsylvania
State University, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran-
cis Ambrose, Elmcrest Drive, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. James,
Shavertown, are spending sometime
in Barston, Cal. ¥:
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ungar and’
family, formerly of West Orange,
N. Y., have purchased | and moved
into a home at Westmoreland Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elston, Kun-
kle, left Monday for Hollywood, Fla.,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Kuras have
moved from Forty Fort to 4 Charles
Steet, Dallas. Mr. Kuras is associ-
ated with the Jewel Tea Company.
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser and Mrs. W. .J.
Smith, Huntsville Road, Dallas, will
le@be next week for St. Petersburg,
Flal, where they will stay at the
Princess Martha Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herring, Beau-
mont, had as Thanksgiving Day
guests their daughter and son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
bur Davis and Ricky and Jimmie.
John DeMarco, son of. Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian DeMarco, Trucksville.
was the recipient of a two-wheel
bike last week at a drawing held at
Gate of Heaven School. John is a
member of second grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Schooley
and daughter, Betty, were Thanks-
giving Day guests of the Schooley’s
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Schooley, Dallas.
Mrs. Harry Owens, Harris Hill
Road, Trucksville, is a patient at
NlRbitt Memorial. She sustained a
fractured leg in a fall in her yard.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dreher, Staf-
ford,Street, Trucksville, had as holi-
da h uests their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Dreher, Linda and
Susan, Lynchburg, Va. The two girls
had been visiting their grandparents
a week before Thanksgiving. Susan
observed her first birthday Novem-
ber 21.
Mrs. Theodore Jones and children,
Warwick, N. Y., spent the weekend
with the Albert Jones family, Noxen.
Richard Hobbs, Tonawanda, N. Y.,
came for his wife and children on
Sunday. They had spent a week
with the Jones’.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carey, Fern
Street, Fernbrook, had as guests re-
cently Mrs. Carey’s cousins, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Reigle of Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Lena Carey and son, Howard,
were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr.
and Mrs: Roger Carey.
Frank Piatt, Mooretown, is still a
patient at General Hospital. Cards
may be addressed to him on Fourth
Floor, West. Mrs. Frank Piatt spent
to with her son and his
hb, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Piatt, at
Buttonwood.
John R. Lee, Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, was a Thanksgiving week-
end guest of his mother, Mrs. C.
Roscoe Lee. Mrs. Lee has returned
to Florida with him for the winter.
They flew.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig, Nutley,
N. J., and their three daughters,
Susan 16; Beverly 14, and Virginia
10, spent Sunday with Mrs. Craig’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Beseck-
i and Mrs. Richard Rudy, Shag-
"bark Drive, Shavertown visited their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
* Mrs. Richard McKay, Lexington,
Mass. over the weekend. Mr. McKay
is studying for his master’s degree
tt M. LT. e holds an assist-
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Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Newhart Jr.,
State College, are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Newhart Sr., Shavertown, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Heslop, Demunds
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Petoric
and Johnny, Bloomfield, N. J., spent
the weekend visiting relatives in
Dallas and Wilkes-Barre.
Dr. and Mrs. (Charles Hosler,
Lynn, Sharon, David and Peter,
State College, spent Thanksgiving,
with Dr. Hosler’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hosler, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Richards,
J. William and Jeff, have taken up
residence at 619 First Street, Indian
Beach, Florida, after moving early
this week, from Jackson Street.
They also have a son, Jerry, who
is stationed in Rhode Island, where
he is in the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Davenport Street, had as recent
callers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mannear,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Oney, Bob
and Tom and Mrs. Tom Oney, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Allen, daughter,
Mrs. Shirlee Jones and grandson
Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haring
and daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Davis
gathered Thursday for Thanksgiving
dinner at Beaumont. Mrs. Oney,
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Haring are
sisters. There are three other sis-
ters and three brothers who still
survive their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Davenport Street, spent Wednesday
in Cressona, visiting Mrs. Irwin
Karns, former Dallas resident.
Mr. and Mrs, Dean Pierson, Linda
and Freddie, Huntingdon Valley,
just returned from a Florida vaca-
tion. While ‘they were away, baby
Kim stayed with grandma and
grandpa Jennings, Norton Avenue.
Car] Stash, who is enrolled at
Girard College, spent Thanksgiving
vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Betty Stash, Betsy, Andy, and Mary
Ann, Davenport Street. While at
home, Carl celebrated his tenth
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Price,
S. Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville, en-
tertained Mrs. Stella Evans, Dallas,
and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Owens and
Mrs. Harry Hooley, ‘Wilkes-Barre,
at their home Thanksgiving.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Grant, Trucks-
ville, have returned after spending
the Thanksgiving weekend with their
daughter Nathalie and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Link’and their
daughter Sally in Newton, N. J.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Roche and son Dwight. Mrs.
Roche is the former Helen Grant.
iDr. and Mrs. "Aaron 'S. Lisses are
leaving for Puerto Rico tomorrow,
to be gone until December 11. Dr.
Lisses will attend an educational pro-.
gram sponsored. by Puerto Rico and
Pennsylvania Optometric Societies.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith, S.
Main Street, had as weekend guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Loveland, Kens-
ington Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Loveland, Silver Springs, Md.: and
Major and Mrs, Glen Loveland,
Washington, D. C.
Wheeler Hess, Noxen, entered
General Hospital on Monday for
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Ash, Shaver-
town, attended the wedding of Lois
Werkheiser and Jack Drako at St.
John’s Lutheran Church on Satur-
day afternoon.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Al-
fred Boysen, Elmcrest in the loss of
her brother, Thomas J. Oram, Kings-
ton.
Herbert Hill, S. Pioneer Avenue,
has been ill at his home.
Dri and Mrs. Craig Aicher, Spring
Street, spent the weekend in Wil-
mington, Del., as guests fof the lat-
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McGinness. .
Mrs. Clara Letts, Stafford Street,
Trucksville, has returned after spend-
ing several weeks visiting relatives
in Long Island.
' William Weber, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Weber, Mooretown, spent
the weekend visiting his parents.
Bill is associated with McCrory Stores
in Port Washington, Long Island.
Brenda Mannear, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mannear, Over-
brook Avenue, spent the past several
days visiting her parents. Brenda is
serving her internship as a dietician
at New York Hospital, New York
City. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boston, Rick-
etts Glen, observed their sixty-
second wedding anniversary on
‘November 21. They were guests of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James Culp, also of Rick-
etts Glen, at dinner at Lycoming
Hotel, Williamsport, Sunday, No-
vember 18. Besides their daughter,
Mrs. Culp, they have a son, Warren
Boston, Pikes Creek; two grand-
daughters, ‘Shirley Bost on Judge,
Loyalville, and Patricia Cornell Ruff,
Baltimore, Md.; four great-grandchil-
dren, Elaine and Gregg Hoover,
Terry Judge and Kathy Lou Ruff.
Mrs. Boston is the former Jennie
Roberts, Unityville.
When the young couple was mar-
ried at the turn of ‘the century, they
came to live in the home built by
Silas Boston, the groom's grandfa-
ther, who was granted one-hundred-
sixty acres by the government in
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‘Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boston Married
Sixty-two Years, November 21
1843. Mr. and Mrs. Boston are still
living in the original homestead,
which through the years has been
remodeled and restored. When Silas
Boston died, the original parcel of
land was divided ‘between his sons,
with eighty acres going to the late
Ezra Boston, who in turn left it to
his son, the present owner. Mr. J. E.
Boston, who was eighty-three last
March, was born in the home in
' which he now resides, the farm be-
ing in the family one-hundred-nine-
teen years. Mrs. Boston will be
seventy-nine December 23.
Mr. Boston is‘ now a retired farm-
er, but at the time of his marriage
was employed as woodsman in the
town of Ricketts, earning one-dollar
and twenty-five cents a day.
Both the Bostons are in good
health and enjoy reading The Dallas
Post each week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson
of 136 Cedar Avenue, Shavertown,
observed their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary on Sunday.
They were married November 25,
1937 in Dallas Methodist Church
by Rev. Francis Freeman. Attend-
ants were Mrs. William Kishbaugh,
Jr., sister of the bride, and John
bert Williamson
Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Williamson. :
Mrs. Williamson is the former
Elsie Johnston, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Johnston, Forty Fort,
formerly of Dallas.
The couple has one son, Robert
A. of York, Pa.
Mr. Williamson is superintendent
of General Cigar Co.
Jamice Thompson Is
Guest At Bridal Shower
Janice Thompson, Carverton,
bride elect was honored at a variety
shower given by Judy Wertman,
Dallas, at the Thompson home Sun-
day.
Miss Thompson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Thompson, Car-
verton, will be married to James
Wertman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Wertman, Dallas on Jan-
uary 12 at Dallas Methodist Church.
The bride-elect is employed in the
office of the Boston Store. Mr.
Wertman is a member of the staff
of First National Bank, Wyoming.
Buffet luncheon was served. The
centerpiece was a floral arrange-
ment clustered beneath a white
umbrella. The guest of honor re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Present were: Joan Shollenberger,
Dorothy Martin, Joan Hand, Carol
Chorba, Marie Mashinsky, Sandra
Strazdas, Gail Mosier, Eleanor, Ann
and Theresa Novicki, Janet Law-
rence; Mesdames Ella Small, Wil-
liam Welsh, Donald Piatt, Glen Ed-
wards, Lowell Boone, Robert Ben-
nett, William Thompson, Leroy
Piatt, Jerry Boone, James Wert-
man, Kenneth Boone, the guest of
honor and the hostess.
Robyn Campbell Has
Sixth Birthday Party
Little Robyn Campbell, William
Street, Shavertown, celebrated her
sixth birthday, on Sunday, Novem-
ber 11 with a party given by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Camp-
bell.
Present were Brian Cyphers, Karen
and Cindy Purvin; Kenny, Penny and
Bobby Sprau; Allan, Carol and Kenny
King; Debbie and Joey Pramick;
Claudia Wardan, Paul Casterline,
Mrs. Doris King, Mrs. Libby Cyphers,
Mrs. Myrtle Decker, Mrs. Carolyn
Purvin, the guest of honor and the
hostess.
Jean Louise White
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce White,
Endicott, N. Y., announce the birth
of a seven pound, eleven ounce
baby girl, Jean Louise, at Ideal
Hospital, Binghamton. This is their
first child. <
Mrs. White is the former Shirley
Rogers, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Rogers of Idetown. Mr. White is
son of Niles White of Baldwin
Street, Dallas, and the late Marian
White.
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Eight of Mrs. Mary Chappell’s
children were with her for a Thanks-
giving celebration on Sunday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Howe in Shavertown. Mrs. Chappell,
91, has not been in good health re-
cently.
Flying in from Germany on Sat-
urday for the postponed Thanksgiv-
ing turkey were ‘Sgt. and Mrs.
Charles Chappell with daughters,
Alice Marie, Ruth Anne, and Cyn-
thia Gail. From Philadelphia ‘were
Oliver Thebey and Mr. and Mrs.
R. D. Hammond; from Wyoming, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Thebey; from Fort
Pierce, Florida, Mrs. Charles Coslett.
Present also were Mr. and Mrs. John
Chappell with children, Betty, Edith,
Diane, Michelle, David and William;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chappell,
Ruthelley, Hammond, and Ted Reb-
ennack.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
Club met Saturday at the Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Lehman.
Present were: Linda Tag, Judy
Crispell, Tona Taylor, Nancy Hughes,
Ann Lacy, Nancy Crispell, Sally
Myers, Linda Mekeel, Val Tag,
Susan Marz, Leslie Vivian, Connie
Bogdon, Erica Vivian, and Mrs.
Tony Bogdon.
Linda Lou Lloyd Has
Seventeenth Birthday
Linda Lou Lloyd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lloyd, Shickshinny,
was feted at a dinner on Sunday,
her 17th birthday. Attending were
Sandy Lamoreaux, Dallas, Violette
Gary, Mrs. Sophie Hackling, Beau-
mont, Mr. and: Mrs. John: Kricho
and Linda, New Columbus, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Cragle, Orangeville,
Allen and Donald Lloyd, Baltimore,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and the guest
of honor.
Mrs. Jessie Winters
Has 87th Birthday
Mrs. Jessie Schoonover Winters
observed her 87th birthday on Sun-
day at her home in Center More-
land. On Saturday night, her daugh-
ters and a few close friends gather-
ed to honor her at a family dinner
party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Baird, Kingston; Mrs. Bessie
Kelly, Mrs. Edith Schoonover, Mrs.
Leona Thomas, Mrs. Mildred Schrey
and Laurie.
Mrs. Winters, a life-long resident
or the area, enjoys reasonably good
health, though she no longer goes
outside her home. She has eleven
grandchildren and twenty-seven
greatgrandchildren.
Thanksgiving Dinner
Mr. and Mrs." Arthur Maurer,
Trucksville, entertained at a family
dinner on Thanksgiving. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delet-
Kanic, Sr., Joseph Delet-Kanic, Jr.
and daughter, Jarrath, West Chester;
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tinsley and
children, Stephen, Dawn, Debra,
Camp Hill; Dick Tinsley, Lafayette
College; Mr. and Mrs. John Delet-
Kanic and children, Arden, Bill, and
Mary Ann, Hunlocks Creek; Mr. and
Mrs. Maurer and sons, Tim and
Chris.
Thanksgiving Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornell and
children, Jane, Harold, Jr., Gail and
Carol, Pikes Creek, were guests over
Thanksgiving of Mrs. Cornell’s broth-
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arden
Hunter, Baltimore, former Sweet
Valley residents. Carol observed her
third birthday on Thursday with a
family dinner party. Mrs. Cornell
baked and decorated the birthday
cake. ‘Also attending were cousins,
Linda and Francis Hunter.
Eleanore Ruth Traver
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Traver, Al-|
derson, announce the birth of their
fifth child, Eleanore Ruth, nine
pounds, born November 19, at Mercy
Hospital, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Traver
is the former Eleanore Jean Gummo,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gummo, State College, former local
residents. Mr. Traver is employed
at Linear, Inc. He is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Traver, Shavertown.
The four other children in the
family are Patricia, six; Russell, Jr.,
four; Samuel, ‘three; and Edith
Marie, eighteen months. i
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Mrs. John Beyers, Brown Manor,
was guest of honor at a party at
Continental Inn, in observance of
her 75th birthday.
Present were: Mrs. Ellis Beyers,
Mrs, Edith Morrow, Mrs. Eunice
Meyers, Wyoming; | Mrs. Sarah
Clark, Mrs. Stella Brown, Mrs. Jen~
nie Michaels, Mrs. Nancy Mathers,
Forty Fort; Mrs. Sherman - Johns,
Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Alford Honey-
well, Luzerne; Mrs. Samuel Miller
and Mrs. Theodore Johnstone,
Trucksville.
Karen Sayre, Guest
At Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Pikes
Creek, entertained at! a birthday
party Thanksgiving evening, honor-
ing their daughter, Karen, who was
four. Games were played and re-
freshments served to Tommy John
and Beth Ann Creasing; Carol and
Craig Sayre; Susan Morgan; Chris-
tine, Cathy, and Terry June Sayre;
sisters and brother, Debbie, Beth,
and Tommy; Mrs. William Sayre, Sr.,
Mrs. Thomas Creasing, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ferrey, Mrs. Edwin Britt, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Sayre, and the
honoree’s grandmother, Mrs. Carol-
ine Ferrey. Mr. and Mrs. Sayre en-
tertained at a dinner earlier in the
day with the following attending:
Albert Ferrey, Mrs. Nina Kisbaugh,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre, Chris-
tine, Cathy, and’ Terry.
Susan Ann Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrison,
Stroudsburg R.D. 1, announce the
birth of a six pound, six ounce
baby girl, Susan Ann at Monroe
County General Hospital. They
have a son, Jeffrey, eight.
Mrs. Harrison is the former
Frances Siley.
Gerald Monroe Shultz
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shultz, Per-
rin Avenue, Shavertown, announce
the birth of a son, Gerald Monroe,
Jr., October 29 in General Hospital."
He weighed 7 lbs. 15 ozs. and meas-
ured 21 inches. His big sister, Jane
Mae, is two years old. .
Mrs, Shultz is the former Betty
Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis. Mr. Shultz is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Shultz, both of Fern-
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Children 6 to 12, 60c
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lozo, Sr., E.
Center Street, Shavertown celebrat-
ed their forty-fourth wedding an-
niversary on Wednesday, November
| 28.
Married in Christ Lutheran Church
‘Wilkes-Barre by Pastor Peter Wohl-
sen, the couple have been residents
of this community for the past twen-
ty-seven years.
Mrs. Lozo is the former Dorothy
Former Telephone Girls
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Are you a former Dallas (Com-
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Telephone Company, Lake Street,
Dallas. . Telephone 674-1211 and
make your reservation for the An-
nual Christmas Smorgasbord De-
cember -8.
One group will meet at the Office,
Lake Street, at 5:45 and join the
others in the Sterling Hotel Lobby
at 6:30. $1 gifts will be exchanged.
Mrs. Francis Desiderio
To Head Democrats
Mrs. Francis Deciderio will be in-
stalled as president and Susie Cris-
pell as vice president at the meeting
of Lake Township Democratic Club,
Wednesday, December
man’s Club, Noxen. Other officers:
secretary, Margaret Grey; assistant
secretary, Elsie Franklin; treasurer,
Anna Cr ake; assistant treasurer,
Frances Yankoski; chaplain, Betty
Lopasky.
Mrs. Mamie Furmanski, regional
director, will install, assisted by Mrs.
Ethel Mathers, Mrs. Helen O'Connor,
register of will, will be guest speaker.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lozo Sr.
Celebrate 44th Anniversary
Eitel. Wilkes-Barre, sister of Mrs.
John Eck. Mr. Lozo was born in
Kunkle, the son of Ford and Anna
Lozo.
Active members of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, and its organizat-
ions, the couple is well respected in
the Back Mountain area.
There are five children: Mrs. Alice
Crocker, Washington, D.C.; Mrs.
Bernice Hill, Shavertown; Willard
Lozo, Jr., Chase; , Robert, Hollywood,
Florida and Mrs. Nancy Frances-
chetti, Hatchville, Mass.
Nine grandchildren: Gloria Crocker
Nancy Crocker Arrington,
| Judy and Jacqueline Crocker; Todd,
| Billy and Edward Lozo; Penny Lozo;
Ethel Shaver, c/o Commonwealth | Alfred Franceschetti,
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