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Mrs. Walter J. Mikulis,
46, of 16 Peartree Lane,
Dallas, died suddenly Dec.
24 at her home.
Born Joanne Green, she
resided in Dallas the past
eight years and was a
member of Gate of Heaven
Church, Dallas.
Surviving are her
husband, Walter; mother,
Mrs. Mary Delaney,
Levittown; sons, Robert
and Stephen Meskers,
Dallas; daughters, Linda
Renner, Haggerstown,
Md.,
brother and sister,
grandchildren.
Funeral was held
Monday from the Richard
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Dallas, with a Mass of
Christian Burial in Gate of
Heaven Church. Interment
was in Mt. Olivet
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BERNARD MILBRODT
Bernard A. Milbrodt, 77,
RD 4, Dallas, died Dec. 23
in General Hospital.
Born in Ashley, March
30, 1899, he resided in New
Jersey for 10 years and
resided in Dallas for the
past 30 years. Milbrodt
was a member of Our Lady
of Victory Church, Har-
veys Lake. He was em-
ployed by Proctor Motor
Company, Dover, N.J. for
five years and then was
self-employed as a car-
penter until his retirement
two years ago.
Surviving are a son,
Bernard Floyd Milbrodt,
Lehman; daughters, Miss
Alberta, - Outlet; Mrs.
Helen Dacar, Kimbolton,
Ohio; Mrs. Martine
Labruzzo, Rockway, N.J.;
brother, John, Harveys
Lake; sister, Mrs. Martha
Ceaser, Wilkes Barre;
seven grandchildren; three
great grandchildren.
Funeral was Monday
__with Mass of Christian
_. Burial in Our Lady of
Victory Church. Interment
was in St. Stephen's
Cemetery, Huntsville.
The Assembly of God
Church, Harveys Lake will
host the Gospel Truth on
Dec. 31, beginning at 10:00
p.m. This group is an
evangelistic group of
‘“‘born-again’’ believers
who spread the gospel in
music and song. They have
appeared in concert in
churches of many
denominations, have held
numerous revival services,
and enjoy sharing the
Gospel with others.
The four members have
been traveling together as
a group for three years.
Wayne Elston, the
narrator, is a graduate of
Northeastern Bible
College. He plays bass
guitar and sings tenor. His
wife, Dianne, sings alto and
finds joy in ministering at
every service.
GEORGE E. RYMAN
George E. Ryman, 86, of
Binghamton, N.Y. for-
merly of East Dallas, died
Dec. 21 in Our Lady of
Lourdes Hospital,
Binghamton.
Ryman was a member of
the Free Methodist Church
of Vestal. His first wife,
Ethel, died in 1968.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Mildred James;
daughters, Mrs. George
Moore, Wyoming; Mrs.
James A. Carroll, Johnson
City, N.Y.; Mrs. Eugene
Henson, Newark Valley,
N.Y.; brother, Lawrence
B. Ryman, St. Helena,
Calif; four grandchildren;
four great grandchildren.
Funeral was Dec. 24 with
Rev. Louis Payne, of-
ficiating, assisted by Rev.
Samuel F. Shreffler 2nd.
Interment was in
Beaumont Cemetery.
MRS. GEORGE
SEELANDT
Mrs. George Seelandt,
87, of 235 Huntsville St,
Dallas, died Friday
morning. at her home.
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Rick Womer adds a
jubilant flavor as he plays
rhythm guitar, sings bass
and preaches. His wife,
Rosanne, plays piano and
sings soprano. They spread
the Gospel through
spiritually inspired songs,
testimonies, and
preaching.
A warm welcome is
extended to everyone to
come and bring in the New
Year with this group.
There will be a slide
presentation of the special
events of the past year and
a Holly Communjon
Service at midnight,
followed by a time of
fellowship.
For further information
contact the Rev. Robert
Wertz at the church office,
phone 639-5858.
she was born in Larksville
and was a resident of
Dallas for many years.
Mrs. Seelandt was a
member of Shavertown
Bible Church.
Surviving are
Walter Davis,
sister-in-law; Mrs.
Frances Weber, Wilkes-
Barre, step-sister;
numerous nieces and
nephews. A
Funeral
Monday
Mrs.
Dallas,
was held
from ' Disque
Funeral Home, 672
Memorial Highway,
Dallas, with Rev. Durwood
Miller, pastor of Shaver-
town Bible Church, and
Rev. Ralph Bennett, pastor
of Huntsville Christian
Church, officiating. In-
terment was in Cedar Crest
Cemetery, Trucksville.
MRS. MINNIE 8S. DEETS
Mrs. Minnie S. Deets, 86,
of 202 NE Second Place,
Dania, Fla., formerly of
Harveys Lake, died
Thursday in, Hollywood
Hills (Fla.) Nursing Home.
The former Minnie
Schadel, she was born May
19, 1890, in Germany and
resided most of her life in
Wilkes-Barre and later
resided at Harveys Lake
before moving to Florida
seven years ago. Mrs.
Deets was a member of
Messiah Lutheran Church,
Wilkes-Barre. Her
husband, Charles L., died
in 1954.
Surviving are a son,
William C., Dania, Fla.;
one granddaughter; two
great-grandsons; brothers,
Carl and Harry Schadel,
Suffolk, Va.; sisters, Mrs.
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Caroline Siri, Brigantine,
N.J.; Mrs. Elizabeth
Tigue, Millersville, Md.;
Mrs. Emma Jenkins,
Mountaintop.
Funeral was Monday
with Rev. John W.
Tomlinson, Jr., pastor of
Messiah Lutheran Church,
officiating. Interment was
in Evergreen Cemetery,
Shavertown.
HILDA WALSH
Hilda Walsh, 87, died in
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
Tuesday, Dec. 21. She was
born in Centermoreland,
March 2, 1889 and resided
with her daughter, Mrs.
Fiana Priest of 169
Davenport St., Dallas.
She married the late
Timothy Walsh in 1911 at
West Pittston. He died in
1932 from a mine accident.
Surviving = are
daughters and one son,
Mrs. Fiana Priest of
Dallas, Mrs. Marion
Williams of Allentown and
George (Bob) Walsh of Bay
Shore, L.I.; N.¥. Also six
grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
Funeral was held
December 23, with a mass
of blessing at the Blessed
Sacrament RCC, Cen-
termoreland.
Interment was in South
Eatonville Cemetery.
“The Victory of Christ”
will be the sermon topic for
the services of the Lehman
United Methodist Charge
on Sunday, Jan. 2.
All members and friends
are urged to attend this
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The Council on Social
Work Education has
granted accreditation to
College Misericordia’s
Social Work program, , it
was announced by Thomas
J. O'Neill, Chairperson of
the Behavioral Sciences
and Social Work Depart-
ment.
The professional ap-
proval adds Misericordia
to the ranks of some 15
other colleges and
Lake sister to
Staff member of the
Religious Consultation
Center, Sr. Maureen
McCann, RSM, is serving
provincial chapter of the
Sisters of Mercy of the
Detroit Province. Set at
provincialate quarters in
Farmington, the
deliberations of the
delegates began today and
will continue through
Friday, Dec. 31.
A resident of Harvey's
Lake, Sr: Maureen
provides individual and
group psychotherapy at the
Consultation
Center and is a popular
universities in the state
with the accreditation and
gives it the distinction of
being the only college in
the Wyoming Valley with a
CSWE-accredited = social
work curriculum.
~~ The accreditation
means several advantages
for Misericordia students,
O'Neill indicated. First, he
said, employers prefer
graduates of an accredited
program; second, in many
lecturer at
workshops.
Sr. Maureen holds her
masters degrees in English
and in pastoral counseling.
She is an elected delegate
to both the provincial
chapter of the Scranton
Province and the General
Chapter of the Sisters of
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states and in the federal
service, graduates of
accredited programs enter uf
service at a higher grade i
and salary; thirtkg' i
graduates are eligible f gic
membership = in the
National Association of
Social Workers; and
finally, graduates of an ¥
accredited program may i
shorten the time required
for post graduate work
from two years to one year. §
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Sr. Maureen is a former
has done social work in i
both Long Island and 3
Brooklyn. She has also :
taught on the elementary,
secondary and colleggd
levels.
The Legal Notice con-
cerning the annual budget
for - Dallas Borough
published in the Dec. 23
issue of the Dallas Post
should have read 1977
instead of 1976.
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college students. Linda
Tough and Arthur
Carichner, students at
Mansfield State College,
will play a flute and oboe
duet at tHe Lehman service
at 11:15 a.m. Other
students will be par-
ticipating.
The Idetown and Leh-
man Choirs will have
rehearsals at their regular
times on Wednesday.
The Idetown ad-
ministrative Board will
meet at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 6.
There will be no meeting
of the Lehman Ad-
ministrative Board in
January.
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