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to attend
workshop
On Friday Feb. 20
representatives from the
Lehman United Methodist
Charge will be attending a
workshop on the church’s
response to the world
hunger crisis. The
workshop will be held at
the Clark’s Summit United
Methodist Church.
The Idetown Church’s
Couples Club will have a
covered dish dinner and
meeting on Saturday Feb.
21.
The theme of the Sunday
service will be-‘‘Pillars of
Faith-No. 3-Reason” The
Sacrament of Baptism will
be administered.
Also on Sunday the
Confirmation Class will
meet at the Parsonage at 5
p.m. The Lehman and
Idetown UMYF's will have
their meetings at 6:30 p.m.
On Tuesday represen-
tatives from the charge
will be attending a meeting
in Kingston on several
district concerns.
Also on Tuesday the Leh-
man United Methodist
Women will be having a
special Bicentennial
Program ‘Freedom, then,
now and tommarrow.
“All God’s Children,” a
religious musical group,
will appear on Wednesday,
Feb. 25, at the Park Neigh-
borhood free Methodist
Church, Trucksville.
“All God’s Children” is a
group of high school teens
who travel around the
Northeastern United States
communicating God’s love
through music.
They sing
both the old hymns of the
church and contemporary
gospel music, and present
Christ with a contagious
"due
enthusiasm that is fresh
and appealing to all ages.
The group is directed by
Chandler Mason from
Oneida, N.Y.
The service begins at
7:30 p.m. and is open to
anyone who would like to
attend.
Elders and deacons of
the Trinity United
Presbyterian Church,
Dallas, will attend an
Kunkle United Methodist
Women held their regular
monthly meeting Wed-
nesday evening. The
meeting was led by
president, Mrs. Dorothy
Dodson. Devotions were
given by Mrs. Dorothea
Heinen.
Mrs. Arlene Updyke was
appointed Key Woman
from the Kunkle Church to
the Wilkes-Barre District
Home Guilds. After the
business meeting a Dutch
Treat was enjoyed by:
Mrs. Dorothy Henney,
Mrs. Eunice Mitchell, Mrs.
Dorothea Heinen, Mrs.
Elva Elston, Mrs. Anna
Landon, Mrs. Sylvia
Brace, Mrs. Ella Brace,
Mrs. Jennie Miers, Mrs.
Agnes Elston, Mrs. Naomi
Ashburner, Winifred
Stompler and Mrs. Dorothy
Dodson.
Subscribe to the Post
officers training program
at the First Presbyterian
Church of Clarks Summit
as a part of training offered
to all churches in the
Lackawanna Presbytery,
Saturday, Feb. 21.
Elders Mrs. Barbara
Barakat, Mrs. Dana
Dungey, Kenneth R. Jones,
Mrs. Rita S. Laver, Donald
C. Lockhart and John
T. Thomas, as well as
deacons Richard Balit-
more, Mrs. Lois C. Davis,
Mrs. Dorothy Cassar, Mrs.
Drena L. Gorgone,
Frances Linskill, Paul Ray
Martini and Mrs. Joan
Rogers have signed up for
the program.
Kunkle United Methodist
Women will hold a Seafood
Dinner, Saturday March 6
at the Community Hall.
Serving will be from 4 to
7:30 p.m.
Tickets by reservation
only, maybe made with
any member, or by calling,
Mrs. Dorothy Henney, 675-
1915, Mrs. Dorothea
Heinen, 675-2212, or Mrs.
Dorothy Dodson, 675-1514
by March 1st.
EDWARD FE. REES
Edward F. Reese, 59, of
Colonial Road, High Point
Acres, Dallas died Feb. 11
in General Hospital.
Born in Pottsville, Sept.
9, 1916, he was an Army
veteran of World War II.
Mr. Rees was affiliated
with Pomeroy’s Stores as
merchandise manager for
many years, retiring three
years ago. Most recently,
he was advertising
manager for the Dallas
Post. A member of Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas, he
was a fourth degree Knight
of Columbus.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Mary Elizabeth
Dorasavage; daughter,
Mrs. William Fabiny,
Langhorne; son, Dr.
William C. Rees, Reston,
Va.; sister, Mrs. Francis
Macfarlane, Kensington,
Md.; brothers, Carl, Wood-
bury = Heights, N.Jj
Richard, Hometown;
William, Pottsville; one
granddaughter.
Funeral was Saturday at
9:30 from Snowdon
Funeral Home, 140 N. Main
St., Shavertown, with Mass
of Christian Burial Gate of
Heaven Church. Interment
in St. John’s Cemetery,
Pottsville, with graveside
services.
MISS STELLA SHOOK
of Noxen, died Feb. 11 in
General Hospital.
Born May 23, 1885 in
Stull, she graduated from
and taught for many years
in Colorado, New Jersey
and Western Pennsyl-
vania. In later years she
operated a general store in
Noxen. She was a member
of First UM Church,
Noxen.
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CLIFFORD JAMES IDE
Clifford James Ide, 81, of
rear 152 Parrish St.,
Dallas,” died Saturday
afternoon while getting a
haircut in Dallas. Deputy
Coroner Richard Disque
attributed death to a heart
attack.
Born in Lehman, he
resided in Dallas the last 50
years where he was a
member of United
Methodist Church. He
formerly was employed
many years by Irem
Temple Country Club and
Hazard Wire Rope and last
was employed by Hillside
Farms, Trucksville. Mr.
Ide was past worshipful
master and a member of
the board of trustees of
George M. Dallas Lodge
531, F&AM. He was past
grand noble of Oneida
Lodge, IOOF, Dallas.
Surviving are brothers,
Robert, Idetown; Howard,
Florida; Marcus, Dallas;
two grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren.
Funeral was Wednesday
from Disque Funeral
Home, 672 Memorial High-
way, Dallas, with Rev.
Douglas Akers, pastor of
Dallas UM Church, of-
ficiating. Interment was in
Idetown Cemetery.
THERON LAMOREAUX
Theron W. Lamoreaux,
68, of Mt. Zion, Pittston RD
1, died Feb. 11 in Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital.
Born Dec. 10, 1907, in
Jackson Township, Mr.
Lamoreaux was employed
at Pennsylvania Power
and Light Company’s
Stanton Plant, Harding,
retiring in 1969. He was a
member of Mt. Zion United
Methodist Church.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Alice Mathers;
daughter, Mrs. Richard
King, Mt. Zion; three
grandchildren; sisters,
Miss Alberta Lamoreaux,
Washington, D.C.; Mrs.
Martha Rogers, Dallas.
Funeral was Saturday
from Strubeck Funeral
Home, 211 Luzerne Ave.,
West Pittston, with Rev.
Paul Bauer, pastor of Mt.
Zion UM Church, officia-
ting. Interment was in Mt.
Zion Cemetery.
RAYMOND W. HARGER
Raymond W. Harger, 56,
of 124 Warwick Drive,
Chambersburg, formerly
of Dallas, died in South
Carolina following an
apparent heart attack. He
was enroute to Florida.
Born in Coutersport, Mr.
Harger moved to Cham-
bersburg 13 years ago. He
was a computer pro-
grammer, employed by the
federal government for 32
years.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Mariam
Cunningham; mother,
Mrs. Hattie Harger,
Boyton Beach, Fla.; child-
ren, Raymond, Luzerne;
Charles, Bushkill; Joan
Harger, Breslau; five
grandchildren.
Funeral was Saturday
from Sellers Funeral
Home, Main St., Cham-
bersburg.
CHARLES W. MOSS
Charles W. Moss, 49, of 23
Split Rail Lane, Dallas,
senior vice president and
head of the commercial
loan division of United
Penn Bank, died Feb. 11 at
his home after an illness.
Born Sept. 26, 1926, in
Kingston, he was a grad-
uate of Stonier Graduate
School of Banking of
rie
ing circles the last 30
years, he was associated
with UP Bank 12 years and
was a member of the senior
management.
Mr. Moss was a member
of the board and past presi-
dent of Northern Anthra-
cite Bankers Association;
instructor in the Wyoming
Valley Chapter of the
American Banking In-
stitute and a member of the
board of Luzerne County
Mental Health Association.
He was a member of
Church of Christ Uniting,
Kingston.
Surviving are his widow
the former Beverly
Laines; brother, James P.,
Denver, Colo.
Funeral was Saturday
from Hughes and Son
Funeral Home, 1044
Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort,
with Rev. Charles F.
Gommer Jr., pastor of
Church of Christ Uniting,
officiating. Interment was
in - Denison Cemetery,
Swoyersville.
EDMUND STRAUCH
Edmund A. Strauch, 79,
Factoryville, a retired city
fireman, died Saturday in
Community Medical
Center where he had been
admitted 10 days ago.
Born in Scranton, son of
the late Oscar and
Margaret Bauer Strauch,
he retired from the fire
bureau in 1948 after 27
years of service. During
those years he resided in
South Scranton. His wife,
the former Mabel Stewart,
died in 1967. He was a
member of St. Paul's
United Methodist Church.
Surviving are two sons,
Donald, Lambertville,
N.J., and Edmund Jr.
Scranton, co-administrator
of St. Mary’s Villa Nursing
Home, Elmhurst.
The funeral was held
Tuesday from the Arthur
E. Strauch Funeral Home,
602 Birch St., with Rev.
William Buffton, St. Paul’s
United Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment,
Dunmore Cemetery.
GEORGE S. BERLEW
George Sutton Berlew,
76, of Orange, Dallas RD 3,
died Feb. 7 in Geisinger
Medical Center, Danville.
Born Sept. 13, 1899, he
was a life resident of
Orange and was self-em-
ployed as a fruit farmer.
Mr. Berlew was a member
of Orange United
Methodist Church.
Surviving are children,
Mrs. Borge Lyhne, Avon,
Conn.; Robert, Home-
stead, Fla.; Richard,
Orange; sisters, Miss
Fannie Berlew and Mrs.
Nora Dymond, Orange;
five grandchildren.
Funeral was Feb. 12
from Disque Funeral
Home, 672 Memorial High-
way, Dallas, with Rev.
Paul Bauer, pastor of
Orange UM Church, and
Rev. Leland Dymond,
Allentown, officiating.
Interment was in Mountain
View Cemetery, Harding.
MRSBYRONB. KITCHEN
Mrs. Byron B. Kitchen,
Shavertown, died Saturday
morning at her home,
victim of a heart attack.
Born in Parsons, the
former Bernice Bradley,
she resided in Shavertown
the last 48 years and was a
member of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church,
Shavertown.
Surviving are a son,
Bradley, Shavertown; six
grandchildren; sister,
John Kenman,
Trucksville; brothers,
William G. ' Bradley,
Dover, N.J.; Crawford
Bradley, Lorain, Ohio.
Funeral was Tuesday at
11 from Disque Funeral
Home, 672 Memorial High-
way, Dallas, with Rev.
Lynn Rothrock, pastor of
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, officiating. In-
terment was in Memorial
Shrine Cemetery, Car-
verton.
MRS. ARTHUR HAVARD
Mrs. Arthur Havard, 80
of Midway Manor, Shaver-
town, formerly of West
Pittston, died Feb. 14 in
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
The former Stella
Kramer, she was born in
Freeland Nov. 12, 1895. She
attended Luzerne Avenue
Baptist Church, West
Pittston.
Surviving are a son, Ken-
neth, Seiinsarug,
daughter, Mrs. Shirley
Sassaman, with whom she
resided; four grand-
children, two great-grand-
children; brothers and
sisters, Lester Kramer,
Mrs. Ethel Krieger, Free-
land; Lloyd Kramer, Mrs.
Elsie Beam, Hazleton.
Funeral was Monday
from the Harold E. Howell
Funeral Home, 509
Wyoming Ave., West
Pittston, with Rev.
Douglas R. Kline, pastor of
Luzerne Avenue Baptist
Church, officiating. Inter-
ment was in Pittston
Cemetery.
JESSE W. ROGERS
Jesse William Rog@e's,
75, of Lehman HeigH(s,
Dallas RD 4, died Sungay
morning at his home &¥er
an illness.
Born ‘May 1, 1900 in
Scranton, he resided at
Lehman the last 50 years.
Prior to retiring in 1962
because of illness he was
employed some 18 years as
a custodian by Lehman
School District. Mr. Rogers
was a member of Lehman
United Methodist Church.
Mr. Rogers celebrated
his 50th wedding an-
niversary in November.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Martha
Lamoreaux; daughters,
Mrs. Paul Hoover, Outlet,
Harveys . Lake; Mrs.
William Weaver, Lehman
Heights; two grand-
children.
Funeral was Wedne ify
from Disque: Funeral
Home, 672 Memorial High-
way, Dallas, with Rev.
Robert Harris, pastor of
Lehman UM Church, of-
ficiating. Interment was in
Memorial Shrine
Cemetery, Carverton.
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