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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Wins Scholarship
left, president of Dallas Junior Women's
presenting a scholarship from the club to Elsa
Orchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Orchard, 203 Holly Street,
Miss Orchard is a graduate of Dallas Senior High School, class
of 1962, and is presently enrolled in the 20 month business ad-
ministration course at Wilkes-Barre Business College.
a
Club.
This is the first scholarship presented by Delia Junior Women’s
“Kenneth C wide Dies
In Olean Hospital
Kenneth Cuddy, prime organizer
of Noxen Fire Department and
Noxen Ambulance Association, ac- |
tive in civic affairs in his home- | morning, with a Requiem Mass at
i drove to Olean on Sunday, to pay
their respects to a good neighbor
| Among them were Dave Fritz, Mich-
ael Traver, James Barbatcl,
ia Patton, and Mrs. Marvin
Shive,
Mrs.
Burial was in Olean
town of Noxen, died at 58 Friday St. John’s.
morning in Olean General Hospital.
Mr. Cuddy, former employee of Portville, N, Y;
Surviving are two sons:
and Gene,
Monday
Robert,
Olean;
Moxen Tannery, went to Olean at 2 daughter, Mrs. Barbara Treehaus,
Christmas time to spend the holidays also of Olean,
with his ‘children. He was operated
upon for an abdominal a’lment four
days after Christmas, and submit- |
ter to ‘suvgery twice more. At one;
he took a turn for the worse.
the Nativity at Tunkhannock, and
of American Legion Post at Hae!
¢eys vajie.
A pumber of
Noxen residents
church parlors.
He wac a member of Churzh of leader,
Lutheran Supper
The Luther League of St. Paul's
time, attending physicians thought Lutheran Church will hold a Soa-
he could be discharged shortly, but ghetti Supper on February 16 in the
Mrs.
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John Timko Former
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John "J. ‘Timko, Jr. Carverton, |
died Saturday morning at Mercy |
Hospital where he had been admit-|
ted on Wednesday. A Mass of |
Requiem was celebrated Wednes- |
day morning from St. Francis Cab
rini Church, with burial at Sacred
‘Heart Slovak Cemetery.
Mr. Timko, 50, drove a school bus |
route for twenty years when Clar- |
ence Meyerr of Huntsville had the
Dallas area school bus contract.
He was born in Plains, son of Mrs.
Anna Timko, Plains, and the late
John Timko. He was a member of
St. Francis of Cabrini and its: Holy
Name Society, and Dallas PTA.
Surviving in addition to his moth-
er are his wife, the former Irene
Duda of Carverton; daughters, Mrs.
Lawrence Berry, Wayne, Mich.; and
Christine Ann, at home; three
grandchildren; brothers, Michael,
Andrew and Joseph, all of Plains;
sisters, Mrs. Andrew Berecin, Mrs.
Joseph Kristan, Mrs. William La-
comis and Mrs. Stephen Washko, all
of Plains; and several nieces and
nephews. 3
Roy Trexler Heads
Lutheran Brotherhood
Roy Trexler, Supervisor of the
Nontheast Division, Pennsylvania
Game Commission, was - elected
president of the Lutheran Brother-
hood of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
last week; Ted Woolbert vice presi-
dent; Walter Gosart, secretary and
William Dungey, treasurer.
Plans were made for a Roast Beef
Supper, April 27.
The group voted to send a do-
nation to Frederic Anderson, dJr.,
for purchase of Christian literature
for the library in the newly con-
structed Lutheran Student Center
in Taipei,
Formosa.
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An eighty-six year old man who !
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Saturday afternoon at Nesbitt Hos-
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three weeks earlier.” Alvah P. Wil-
son had been bedridden at home
for five years, following a stroke,
attended by the wife whom he |
of ill health earlier in their married
life.
During his previous residence in
Shavertown, Mr. Wilson had car-
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his own basement, a sideline to a
contracting business which was
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Connecticut twelve years ago, he
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Mrs. Ila Lou Robideaux until her
death.
A native of Stillwater, he had
also lived in Kingston, where he
belonged to Westmoor Church of
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1963
The Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H |
Club will meet at Lehman Fire Hall |
at 10:00 a. m, on Saturday.
‘Mrs. L. E. Beisel
Loses Only Sister
With the death of Mrs. Sadie
Ottensman, 73, who died Sunday
at Nesbitt Hospital, her sister Mrs. |
L. E. Beisel of Idetown has lost
six members of her family within _
fourteen months. Another sister
Mrs. S. R. Snyder died a year ago
this month in Kingston, a brother
William Comisky died on Christmas
Eve a year ago, a nephew this past
Christmas Eve, and a sister-in-law
Mrs.
last summer.
He leaves, in addition to his
widow, the ' former Della Gould
Wallace, two sisters-in-law and
several nieces and nephews.
-He was buried yesterday in
Irene Comisky of Lehman, |
Beech Grove Cemetery, Rev. Noland |
Moore of Berwick Christian Church |
officiating.
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