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100 S:H GREEN STAMPS
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SECTION A — PAGE 3
Mrs. Frank Ferry
Loses Her Mother
Mrs. Frank Ferry’s mother, Mrs.
Dennis Enright, 93, died early Tues-
day morning at the home of her
grand-daughter, Mrs. Donald Evens
dr. in Falls Church, Va.
She will be buried in the family
plot in Bennington, Vermont.
Her parents were Patrick and
Margaret Kane. Young Bridget A.
Kane, with her brother Michael,
came to this country from Ireland
in 1885. Her husband Dennis died
many years ago.
For a time she made her home
with Mrs. Ferry in Dallas. When ill
health crept up on her she moved
to Falls Church, to make her home
with another daughter, Mrs. Mar-
garet Bruns, RN, and her grand-
daughter. She was “Nana” to the
small children of the neighborhood.
She leaves in adition to her two
daughters and her grand-daughter
Joan Evans, a sister, Mrs. Harry
Russell, Bennington, Vt. There are
eight grandchildren and eight great-
grandchildren.
Services Saturday For
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley, 86, died
Wednesday morning in Johnson
City,, where she had lived for a
number of years.
Services will be conducted from
the Disque Funeral Home Saturday
morning at 11, followed by burial
in the family plot. Friends may call
Friday afternoon or evening.
Native of Lynnville, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sawyer, she
moved to Center Moreland upon
marriage to William Kelley. Mr.
Kelley was tax collector for some
years. He died in 1947.
Mrs. Kelley belonged to Center
Moreland Baptist Church.
She leaves these children: How-
ard, of Scranton: Brisbin, Mrs.
Lloyd ' Ellsworth, Glenn, and Wil-
liam, all of Johnson City; Mrs.
Charles Kishbaugh, Forty Fort; Mrs.
Walter DeRemer, Center Moreland.
Services Friday For
Stephen Lawrence Sr.
Services for Stephen J. Lawrence
Sr, Lehman, are scheduled for Fri-
day morning from a funeral home
at 269 Bennett Street Luzerne,
where friends may call this evening.
A Mass of Requiem will be cele-
brated Friday morning at 9:30 from
Gate of Heaven.
Mr. Lawrence, 71, suffered a fatal
attack of anthrosilicosis searly Tues-
day evening, was transported to
Mercy Hospital in the Lehman Am-
bulance, and pronounced dead on
arrival at 7:01, He had experienced
attack in Church five
months ago.
A Swoyersville native and res-
ident, he had worked in the Dor-
rance Colliery, retiring 11 years
ago.
He belonged to Gate of Heaven '
Church.
A brother Andrew was killed in
World War I, and a son Leonard
was killed on the same date in
World War II. Swoyersville Amer-
ican Legion Post is named in honor
of Andrew.
He leaves his widow Anna; sons,
Stephen, Jr., RD 3, Wyoming: An-
drew, Baltimore, Joseph, Trucks-
ville;; daughters, Mrs. William Nov-
is, Luzerne; Mrs. Edward Waslick,
Kingston; Mrs. Louis Jayosh, Swoy-
ersville; Mrs. Clyde Bywater, Lans-
ing, Mich.; Mrs. Richard Gordon,
Trucksville; Mrs. Clement Gulla,
Cheyenne, Wyo.; brother, John,
Swoyersville; sisters Mrs. Alexand-
er Matenus Swoyersville; Mrs.
George Kolodzej Dallas; Sister M.
Imelda, SS. Cyril and Methodius
Order, Highland Park, Il.; 17 grand-
children and one great-grandchild.
Medicine Chest Tip
If the label on your prescription
medicine is on the outside of the
bottle or vial, coat it with clear nail
polish or transparent tape. The
coating will keep the description
and dosage from smudging. And
remember, you should periodically
clean out the medicine chest and
dispose of old prescription drugs.
They could be dangerous.
LEGAL NOTICE!
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Supervisors of Dallas Township in-
tend to consider a proposed zoning
ordinance for the Township of Dal-
las which has been recommended
to them by the Township Zoning
Commission and Township Planning
Commission in the final report by
such commission, at a regular
monthly meeting of the Supervisors
to be held on Wednesday, the 1st
of September, 1965 at 7:30 P.M.
EDST at the Dallas Area Junior
High School on Church Street in
Dallas Township.
The proposed zoning ordinance
and the zoning map are similar to
the Luzerne County Zoning Ordi-
nance and the Luzerne County
Zoning Map. The proposed zoning
ordinance and the zoning map may
be examined (and copies may be
purchased at cost) at the home of
the Secretary. The proposed zon-
ing ordinance provides appropriate
regulations to be enforced in wvari-
ous zoning districts of Dallas Town-
ship and the proposed zoning map
sets out the boundaries of the vari-
ous original zoning districts.
GLENN HOWELL, Secretary
Lower Demunds Road -
BR: D. #3
Dallas Township
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