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Military Honors For
Isaac S. Buchman
Military honors were accorded a
veteran of World War I Tuesday
afternoon when Isaac S. Buchman
was buried in Mt. Greenwood Cem-
etery following services from a
Wyoming funeral home, conducted
by Rev. William Watson.
Mr. Buchman died Saturday af- |
ternoon at Veterans’ Hospital after
A native of Upper !
a long illness.
Lehigh, he had lived in Center More-
land for thirty years.
He was a retired State Highways
Department employee, and a mera- |
ber of Wyoming Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post 396.
Surviving are his widow, the for-
mer Laura Icziesiak; children: Ber-
nard, Dallas; Thomas, Evans Falls;
Richard and Frances, at home; five
grandchildren; brothers: Edward, Jo-
seph and Carl, Wilkes-Barre! sisters:
Mrs. Margaret Brown, Wapwallopen;
Mrs. Myrtle Corrigan, Mrs. Florence
Murphy, Mrs. Lillian Hannigan, and
Mrs. Helen Desmond, all of Wilkes- !
Barre.
Requiem Mass For
Jaceb Novicki
Rev. Francis Brennan, with Rev.
Richard Frank in the Sanctuary,
celebrated a Mass of Requiem for
Jacob Novicki Friday morning at’ St.
Therese’s, and Father Brennan pro-
nounced the benediction at Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Bernard No-'|
vickim Eugenes ' Prushko, Robert,’
Richard and John Kaleta, and Ste-
phen Dudek. Mrs. Robert McDowell
was organist and soloist.
Arrangements by Glova.
| 11th Annual Antiques o
{ Show May 7 And 8
| Women of Prince of Peace Episco-
: Mrs.
E dud
Day Of Prayer
pal Church will stage their eleventh | ) .
annual Antiques [Show May 7 and 8. | Which deposited eight inches of
snow, by the hour announced for
General chairman, Mrs. F. Prentice
{ : . va World Day of Prayer at Dallas
Lacy announces an innovation this ; ¥
« » Methodist Church, sixty intrepid
year, a “Flee Market” sale of un- 5 7.
ET : A 3 souls braved the. blizzard to attend.
finished antique furniture in the
: : Congregations from Idetown and
basement, for those who like to do
: oe 3 Lehman were not able to come, a
their own refinishing and caning. |
Mr Jack. Stanle ATROuR few women from Trucksville and
> y UBCSS Shaver town managed to get cars
chairmen of committees: assisting
| Mrs. Lacy will be co-chairmen Mrs. | through the drifts. Many scheduled
,' | meetings were cancelled.
Richard Stouffer in charge of deal-
ers, and Mrs. Robert Maturi, pub-| Mrs. ;
"licity, assisted by Mesdames Harden | Wrote the material on. prayer, was
| Coon, Jack Stanley, Henry Doran; | 20% present due to illness. Mrs.
"and Robert Weaver; posters, Mrs. | John Rogers read the carefully
Arthur Ross; kitchen, Mrs. Walter | worded and well-thought-out essay
Kozemchak; program, Mrs. Edward 1B her stead. In part, Mrs. Ferguson
Ratcliffe; tickets, Mrs. Jack Con- | had sketched the beginnings of
11 a Mrs. Carl Goe h | Christianity and the need felt by
BEY an TE. o2T Tinger, hos- i ‘the Disciples to pray, and their re-
tesses, Mrs. John Prater; flower-! Ls y
mart, Mrs. James Lacy. Mrs. Weaver | 120C€ Ubon the teachings of
and Mrs. Doran have charge of the Christ. “Prayer,” wrote Mrs. Fergu-
downstairs saled foom. | son,” is not a matter. of influencing
God to do something for us, but an
opening of a doorway into our af-
| Requiem Mass For
Former Resident | ar” Lana ;
Delia. B. Verfaille, former Ai ugh 8, Sor
from mi
resident of Dallas, was buried in the | I Somiuny ore
parish cemetery Tuesday ,ROININEG, | ley Bayley; Alan Cease, and. Philip
following a Mass of Requiem from Singer.
St. Ignatius Church. Mrs. Vertfaille
died at her home in Essex, Maryland, .
Saturday morning.
She was a member of Prince of
(Peace Church in Baltimore. | thank her neighborhood and the
She leaves these children: Mrs. community of Orange for gifts of
William Neimeyer, Roy and John flowers during the recent bereave-
Verfaille, all of Baltimore; six grand- ment.
children; sisters: Mrs. Mary Munley,
‘ Scranton; and Mrs." Margaret Flan-
agan, Newark, N. J.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs.
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DIVISION
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John H. D. Ferguson, who |
fairs on earth, the key to that door-
Former Employee Dies
Galvin S. Duesler, 58, S. Wash: |
ington Street, Wilkes-Barre, a for-
Defying ‘the storm on Friday | co. employee of the Dallas Post,
| died last Thursday in Mercy Hos-
. pital, where he had been 2 patient
for two months.
Ji Mr. Duesler was born in Chicago,
coming to this area as a young man.
"A graduate of St. Mary's High
School, city, he served his appren-
ticeship as a linotype operator with
the Elmira Telegram. He had also
been employed by the Times- Leader
land ‘Sunday Independent.
He was a member of St. Mary's
Church and its societies. Survivors
are his wife; son, John, Bloomsburg;
one grandson; brother, Carl, E. Chi-
cago, Ind.
Funeral was held Saturday morp-
ing from St. Mary’s Church. Inter-
ment was in Hanover Township
parish cemetery.
Shurch People Enjoy
Spaghetti Supper
A spaghetti supper was served
| teachers, officers and: trustses of
Elnviow P. M. Church on Saturday
evening in the social rooms of the
church by Mrs. Jehn Fuck and her
committee, The monthly business
meeting fo'lowed. A film ° strip,
| “Teaching For Growth” was shown.
Present were, Rev. and Mrs. An-
drew Derrick, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Henry Phillips wishes to i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saws
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randall,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Achuff, Mr. and
Mrs. John Medovich, Mr. and Mrs.
| Roy Moss, Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck,
i Mesdames Leona Bellas, Vera Wel-
itchko. Lena Evans, Sylvia Karuza,
Mary Shaver, Anna Compton Ruth
Higgins, Patsy Achuff, Kathy Fiuck.
Birthday Confirmation
Parly Given By Millers
A combined birthday party for
JoAnn Steve, of Exeter who was
eleven years old and a confirmation
| party for Robert Miller who “was
confirmed in Gate of Heaven Church
was held on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller,
East Dallas. JoAnn's cake was pink
with green candles. Robert's spon:
sor was Joseph Steve.
Enjoying the celebrations were:
‘Mr. and Mrs. John Steve, Swoyer-
‘ville, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steve,
children, Judy, Helene, Joseph, Jr,
Exeter, Joseph, Ann Marie, Susanne
and Thomas Miller and the honored
guests.
Snowblower Edvice
Given By Chaplain
odist chaplain from Mt. Zion" and
friend to everyone in the area, has
can dig himself out the door to the
garage.
Once again, the chaplain has
retired. Says Mr. Gilbert:
Every snow machine ought to
come equipped with tire chains or
suitable deep tread. After all the
only time you use your snow ma-
chine is in snowy weather!
You can make the side chains out
of dog chain material bought by
the foot at a hardware store. Worn
out cross chains which you have
taken off your car, have enough
wear leit in them for your snow
machine. All you need is two or
three links for each cross chain.
rest of the chain with a hack saw.
They are hardened steel,
them off on your carborundum
~wheel. Then attach them to the
side chains with monkey
There you have chains: that will
; make your power machine . really’
| take hold of ‘the snow and ‘ice. They
| will not wear out ‘as your car. chains’
| do because they will not scrape mugh :
. 1 on. concrete payes. 3
Familiar words in times of
illness. How relieved you are to
know the. friendly doctor is here
at last. In most cases he will
give you a Prescription and you
~ will hurry ta your pharmacist.
We know how important that
piece of paper is to you. So,
«it gets top priority in this
Rexall Drug Store. We want the
sick to get well, too. We have
loved ones and knaw just how
you feel.
EVANS
DRUG STORE
ff Your Prescription Pharmacy”
Shavertown
674-3888
Charles Gilbert, ubiquitous Meth-
proffered his homemade recipe for
snowblower chains to anyone who |
proven that he only pretends to be |
But don’t try sawing them off the r
and the ;
4 saw will not scratch them. Grind.
links: 3
“Fasten the ends of the completed :
| chains with same monkey links.
YOUR DRUG STORE J |
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