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FRED R. WHITESELL
Fred R. Whitesell Sr., of
RD 1 Sweet Valley, died
Nov. 28 in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Born March 3, 1904, in
Sweet Valley, he was a
lifelong resident of the
area.
Mr. Whitesell was a
member of Community
Bible Church, Sweet
Valley. He was self em-
ployed as a carpenter.
Surviving are his wife,
Nellie; children; Leon,
Oklahoma City, Okla;
John, Tulsa, Olka; Roger,
Fred and Janet, all of
Bloomsburg; Mrs. Lenore
Cragle, Hudson, Iowa;
Mrs. Carol Grabowski, and
Mrs. Alice Temple, both of
Benton; and Mrs. Anne
Smith, Levittown; one
brother George, Sweet
Valley; and 17
granechildren.
Funeral services were
held Tuesday from the
Community Bible Church
with the Rev. Wayne Reese
officiating Interment was
in Bronson Cemetery,
Sweet Valley.
GEO. S. SWAN
George Sterling Swan,
58, of RD 3, Dallas, died
suddenly early Saturday
morning at his home,
following a heart attack.
Born in Dorrancetown
Jan. 13, 1917, he resided in
Dallas the past 25 years.
Mr. Swan was a member
of Idetown United
Methodist Church.
Before retiring due to ill
health, he was employed
by Raymond Heddon
Construction Company.
He was a veteran of
World War 2, serving in the
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Surviving are his wife,
the former Verna Jean
Shaver; children George
Jr., Merle and Dale, all of
Dallas; brothers, Kenneth;
Midlesex, N.J.; Preston,
Idetown; Earl, Loyalville
and Arnold, Grand Island,
N.Y.; sisters, Mrs. Dennie
Bonning, Jackson and Mrs.
Charles Fiske, Sweet
Valley; and two grand-
children.
The funeral was held
Monday from the Richard
H. Disque Funeral Home,
672 Memorial Highway,
Dallas. The Rev. Kenneth
O’Neill, retired pastor,
officiated. Interment was
in Kocher Cemetery,
Ruggles.
ROBERT C.
TRETHAWAY
Robert C. Trethaway, 82,
of RD 1, Dallas, died in
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital following several
months illness.
Born in Wilkes-Barre,
Oct. 15, 1893, son of the late
Richard and Annie Wallace
Trethaway, he resided in
Dallas the past 25 years.
For 43 years, Mr.
Trethaway was publisher
and owner of the Journal of
Business Education with
offices in the Blue Cross
Building, City. In 1972, he
was honored by the editors
of the journal for 40 years
distinguished service.
The deceased attended
St. Stephen’s Episcopal
Church,
He was a graduate of
Wyoming Seminary and
Cornell University Class of
Navy as an ensign during
World War I.
Mr. Trethaway was a
member of the West-
moreland Club and was
active in numerous
community endeavors.
His sister, Mrs. E. P.
Deitrick of Scranton died in
September, 1975.
Surviving are his wife,
the former [Eleanor
Kirkendall; daughter, Mrs.
Justin Bergman Jr.,
Tricksville; son, Richard
2nd, Painted Post, N.Y.;
and two granddaughters,
Mrs. -C. HB. Harris,
Philadelphia, and Mrs.
H.D. Tallman Jr., Kansas
City, Mo.
Private funeral services
presented by
were held Monday from the
Harold © C. Snowdon
Funeral Home, 140 North
Main Street, Shavertown,
at the convenience of the
family. The Rev. Stewart
Pierson, pastor of St.
Stephen’s Episcopal
Church. Interment was
officiated in Hollenback
Cemetery.
MRS. IVA LAMOREUX
Mrs. Iva M. Lamoreux,
82, of Chase, died Nov. 26 in
General Hospital.
Born in Larksville, the
former Iva Coates, she was
a member of Valley View
Church.
Surviving
daughter,
Lamoreux,
are a
Miss Mary
at home;
stepsons, Wesley
Lamoreaux, Chase;
Russell Lamoreaux,
Bloomingdale; step-
daughter, Mrs. Anna Park,
Atlantic City, N.J.; sisters,
Miss Jessie Coates and
Mrs. Nellie Steele,
Plymouth.
Funeral was Saturday
from Swanson Funeral
Home, Pikes Creek, with
Rev. Henry Geist of-
ficiating. Interment was in
Cedar Crest Cemetery,
Trucksville.
MRS. EMMA HARLOW
Mrs. Emma V. Harlow,
86, of Noxen RD 1, died
Nov. 23 in General
Hospital.
The former Emma
Keiper, she was born Aug.
27, 1889, in Glen Summit
and later resided in
Kingston prior to moving to
Noxen 14 years ago.
Surviving are a sister,
Mrs. Ray Kelly, Noxen;
brother, Harry Keiper,
Noxen.
Funeral was Nov. 26
from Snowdon Funeral
Home, 140 N. Main St.,
Shavertown, with Rev.
Lynn Rothrock, pastor of
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, Shavertown, of-
ficiating. Interment was in
Denison Cemetery,
Swoyersville.
THOMAS L. EDWARDS
Thomas L. Edwards, 86,
Box 327, Dallas Township,
died Nov. 28 in Leader
Nursing Home.
Born in Wilkes-Barre,
Oct. 27, 1889, he resided in
the Dallas area the past 22
years. Mr. Edwards was
formerly employed by
Westmoreland Coal
Company for many years.
He was a member of First
Baptist Church, Kingston.
Surviving are daughters,
Miss Ruth Edwards, at
home; Mrs. Charles
Palmer, Sayre; son,
N.Y.; sisters, Mrs. Leo
Walter Keller, Chinchilla;
brothers, Francis Eddy,
Endwell, N.Y..; four
grandchildren; 11 great-
grandchildren.
Funeral was held
Monday from Snowdon
Funeral Home, 140 N. Main
St., Shavertown, with Rev.
C. E. Piger of First Baptist
Church, Kingston, of-
ficiating. Interment was in
Beaumont Cemetery.
EVA LOVELIA CRAGLE
Mrs. Eva Lovelia Cragle,
80, of Hunlock Creek RD 1,
died Nov. 28 in General
Hospital.
Born June 1, 1895, the
former Eva Whitesell, she
was a life resident of
Hunlock Creek. Mrs.
Cragle was a member of
Roaring Brook Baptist
Church.
Surviving are a son,
Harry, and daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Greg Tory, Hunlock
Creek RD 1; brother,
Lyman Whitesell, Vestal,
N.Y.; sisters, Mrs. Lena
Nevel, Hunlock Creek RD
1; Mrs. Mary Bound,
Conklin, N.¥Y.; Mrs:
Carmen Wilcox, Oakdale,
N.Y.; Mrs. Katie Culver,
Broadway, Shickshinny
RD 1; Mrs. Hilda Berman,
Nuangola; six grand-
children; 11 great-
grandchildren.
Funeral was held from
Piatt Funeral Home,
Sunset Lake Road,
Hunlock Creek, with Rev.
Gregory Moore, pastor of
Hunlock Creek | UM
Church, officiating. In-
terment was in Oakdale
Cemetery.
IDA MAE VAN HOEN
Mrs. Ida Mae Van Horn
56, of 81% Main treet;
Dallas, died Nov. [28 in
Wilkes-Barre 1
Hospital. di Fay
Born in Lehman Feb. 14,
1919, she resided. in
Baltimore many years
before moving to Dallas a
year ago.
Mrs. Van Horn was
formerly employed at
Natona Mills, Dallas. She
was, a member of
Shavertown United
Methodist Church.
husband, Henry Van Horn;
sisters, Mrs. Clara Eckert
and Mrs. William Carroll,
both of Dallas.
The funeral was held
Monday from the Richard
H. Disque Funeral Home,
672 Memorial Highway,
Dallas. The Rev. Robert
DeWitt Yost, pastor of
Shavertown United
Methodist Church,
ficiated
Old Riv er Road
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AGNES M. BURKET
Mrs. Agnes M. Burket,
67, formerly of Beech St.,
Shavertown, died Dec. 1 at
Allied Services for the
Handicapped, Scranton.
She has been in ill health
the last four years.
Born in Wilkes-Barre,
March 23, 1908, the former
Agnes McAllister, she
resided in Shavertown for
many years. Mrs. Burkert
was a member of Trinity
United Presbyterian
Church, Dallas.
Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
L. Shirley, Carpentersville,
I1l.; brother, E. Leroy
McAllister, Wyomissing;
sister; Mrs. Ruth Hen-
derson, Lucerne, Calif.;
three grand-children.
Funeral services were
held Dec. 3 at 1:30 p.m.
from Snowdon Funeral
Home, 64 N. Franklin St.,
Wilkes-Barre. Rev. An-
drew Pillarella of Trinity
United Presbyterian
Church officiated. In-
terment was in Oak Lawn
Cemetery, Hanover
Township.
Students at the White
Haven School and Hospital
will be the recipients of
filled Christmas stockings
from the women of the
Joy Class Members of
Kunkle United Methodist
Church and guests recently
attended a Thanksgiving
Dinner at the Pink Apple
Restaurant. Games were
played after dinner.
The next regular meeting
of the class will be Dec. 9 at
7:30; p.m. at’ Jo ‘Carol
Buckley's home. Sally
Dodson will be co-hostess.
There will be election of
officers, joy pals names for
1975 will be revealed and
new joy pals will be chosen
for 1976. Anyone attending
The Kunkle United
Methodist women will meet
at the church on
Wednesday. Dec. 10, at 8
p.m.
Mrs. Sylvia Brace and
Betty Kintzel will be
hostesses.
The boys of St. Michael's
are once again looking
forward to this special time
of the year. Looking ahead
to the Christmas season,
the youngsters will be
praying for the success of
the annual Christmas
Appeal for St. Michael's.
The prayers will be for
the success of a new wood
working shop which will
enable the boys to receive
training in all phases of
carpentry. ‘Also, for the
success of the new group
home in Williamsport, Pa.
The Christmas Appeal,
which started the day after
Thanksgiving, may have a
greater meaning to the
boys this year with the
special programs in mind.
Father Joseph P. Kelly,
M.S.W. Director of St.
Michael's, noted that
thousands of letters will be
distributed throughout the
dioceses urging people to
contribute to St. Michael's.
Funds contributed
through the appeal this
year will again be used for
necessary items to house
the boys and to keep them
in good spirits through the
year.
Father Kelly noted that
the generosity of thousands
in the diocese in the past
has been heartwarming
and he is confident that the
appeal will again be
successful thei Christmas
Season.
The University “of
Scranton Singers will
present their sixth annual
“Noel Night’ Christmas
Sun., Dec.
701 Market St.
8 in the U. of S. Student
Center auditorium.
Admission to the concert
and a reception after the
concert is free.
Trinity = Presbyterian
Church. The project will be
funded by donations made
by the church members.
Residents of the Dallas
Mote] will also be treated to
a Christmas surprise from
Trinity. As a part of the
church’s December
Mornings celebrations, a
Christmas tree will be
decorated in the church
lounge.
On Dec. 21 at 2 p.m. the
church’s youth and other
members of the
congregation will deliver
the tree to the permanent
residents of the motel.
this meeting that does not
have a joy pal may bring a
$2 gift for exchange.
The meeting will begin
early to allow time for
some crafts to be shown
after the meeting.
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United Methodist Church
The program is oi
by the United Methodist
Women.
It will be followed by a
Christmas tea and
everyone is invited.
There will be no business
meeting. Greeters will be
Mrs. Ralph Brown and
Mrs. C.A. Taylor.
UM couples
The bell choir and youth
choir of the Forty Fort
United Methodist Church
will present a Christmas
program, Tuesday, Dec. 9,
at 7:30 p.m. in the
sanctuary of the Dallas
Mrs. Dorothy Dodson
will preside.
Waters family appears
The Waters Family from the Westmore Church of
Eden, North Carolina are Christ, Kingston on Dec. 9,
returning to the and the Assembly of God {
Wilkes-Barre area for Church. S$. Main St.
three days. ‘they will ~ Wilkes-Barre on Dec. 10.
present a program of All services will begin at
Gospel music, combining
both" traditional and
contemporary songs as
well as some new songs
from their recently
recorded album.
The family will be
appearing at the Eaton
Baptist Church,
Tunkhannock on Dee. 8;
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