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William John Lipo
» william John Lipo, 45, of Swoyersville High Buscavage; children,
‘Mountain View Drive, School, and attended David a student at Phila-
.Shrine Acres, Dallas, died King’s College. He was delphia College of
“suddenly at ‘his home
‘Friday, following an
~apparent heart attack.
=. Born in Kingston, Dec.
employed by
Metropolitan Wire Corp.,
Wilkes-Barre, as director
of sales. He was an Army
Pharmacy; Joseph and
Matthew, both at home;
brothers, Frank, Chicago,
Ill.; James, Maryland;
9, 1935, he was the son of veteran. sisters, Mrs. Estelle
“Mary Nycz Lipo, Forty’ Surviving in addition to Yelnosky, Warrington;
Fort and the late’ Frank ‘his mother are his wife, Mrs. Marie Dugan,
Lipo. He was a graduate: the former Patricia Wilmington, Del.
Philip H. Mosier
. Philip H. Mosier, 72, of
137 N. Main St.,” Shaver-
‘town died Monday Sept. 21
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at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital following a one-
week illness.
Born in Warrior Run,
Nov. 20, 1908, he was the
son of William and Mary
Ann Richards Mosier. He
Trucksville Free
Methodist Church.
Surviving are his wife,
Saturday 10-5 of Sympathy Mrs. Mary M. Szela,
Carpenter Rd., Dallas,
639 2820 MUMFARM [pi Sept. 25 in Carpenter
- FLORIST Nursing Center, Idetown.
i " The former Mary
{__ Barre Guild | ht bel . Halka, she was born in
’ Poland and had resided in
NTE Dallas 48 years.
by CT Ry. Mrs. Szela was a
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1 VBS. M +7 'B Church, Kingston.
ain St., Pittston x as
i . . . & Surviving are sons,
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ne ew nn es oS 77, RD 1, Noxen, died
Let vy
Friday, Sept. 25 at the
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
The former Anna
Cragle, she was born in
Noxen Aug. 26,1904, and
resided there all her life.
She was employed as a
blouse maker for the
Rokers Dress Manufac-
turing Company, Noxen,
until retiring 15 years ago.
She was a member of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church,
Noxen; Order of the
Eastern Star, Dallas, No.
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Funeral was held
Monday from the Richard
H. Disque Funeral Home,
372 Memorial Highway,
Dallas, with: Mass of
Christian Burial in Good
Shepherd Polish National
Catholic Church in
Plymouth: Interment was
in Dennison Cemetery,
Swoyersville,
Garrison, Mrs. Betty
Crowthers, Baltimore,
Md. and Mrs. Ella New-
berry, Dallas.
Funeral services were
held Wednesday, Sept. 23,
resided in the Back the former Mildred D. from the Harold C.
Dallas-Harveys | Kester; 2 son Pale 5 Shona 3 Funeral Home,
: msm emesononeser( Jr, Glen Falls, N.Y.; an : in St.,” Shaver-
Lake Highway | ! i one grandson, Philip H. town with Rev. James F.
Dallas { 7) Sympathy. i II also of Glen Falls; Minor officiating, Inter-
OPEN { Arrangements’ : other William, Fla. and ment was in Cedar Crest
Ir kie | ALLERY 1’ John; sisters, Mrs. Edith Cemetery, Trucksville.
|Monday through ; / forse !
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Friday 9-3:30 —— Mary mM. Jzela
Expressions
N.Y.; daughter, Mrs.
Helen Woznicki, Dallas;
brother, Michael, Poland;
sisters, Mrs. Antoinette
Kobylski, Kingston; Mrs.
Anna Szypt, Sudburry,
Ont. ; 24 grandchildren; 13
great-grandchildren.
Funeral was Tuesday
Sept. 29 with- Mass of
Christian Burial in St.
Hedwig’s Church. Inter-
Cemetery.
who died in 1974.
Surviving are
George, Kunkle;
A., Noxen; a daughter,
Mrs. Shirley Brody,
Noxen; a sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Lord, Beaumont;
10 grandchildren; seven
great-grandchildren.
The funeral was
Monday from the
Swanson Funeral Home,
P:ikes Creek, with’ Rev.
Jacob Victor, pastor of St.
Luke's Lutheran Church,
officiating. Interment was
in Orcutt ' Cemetery,
Ni
rva
being accepted for the trip
to: New York City: on
December 9th. The cost
of the bus trip is $16.
Tickets: will also be
available for the
Christmas show at Radio
City Music Hall at a cost
of $9.50. Reservations for
the Radio City show must
be called in immediately.
For further information,
call Marion Kasko at 696-
1515 or Edna Yatsko at
675-3369.
The band sponsors will
hold their annual ‘‘all-
you-can-eat’” Bar-B-Q
7.
A Lehman Township
resident, Edward: J.
Geist, is an independent
candidate for Controller
of Luzerne County, and
with seven children, all of
school age, financial
discipline is certainly not
lacking in the Geist
household in Huntsville.
- His wife, the former
Josephine Balas, is a
registered nurser and a
certified anesthetist, "but
her time these days is
spent as a housewife.
There is Valerie, 15, a
junior at ° Wyoming
Seminary; Mary Jo, 14, a
freshman at ‘Wyoming;
Edward J. II, 12, a
- State Sen. Frank J.
O’Connell, R-20th
District, has announced
that the Pennsylvania
Department of
Environmental Resour-
ATTY.
GEIST
worth’ of water quality
monitoring, equipment to’
help predict ‘potential
algae bloom problems in
Harveys Lake.
This past summer, the
lake was plagued with a
seventh grader at Lake
Lehman; Christine, 10,
sixth’ grade, Lake Leh-
man; Rudolph, 8, 5th
grade at Lake Lehman;
Stephen, 7, second grade,
Lake Lehman and
Caroline, 5, kindergarden,
Lake Lehman.
Atty. Geist, whose
maternal grandparents
"born in
Czechoslovakia and
paternal grandparents in
Germany, graduated
from Larksville High
School in 1954. His
parents, Edward E. and
Catherine E. (Yurko)
Geist © still live in
Larksville.
Geist graduated King’s
profuse growth of
Anabaena algae. DER
plans to lend light
penetration and dissolved
oxygen measuring
equipment for the project.
The department’s
College with a BA in
English and also
Villanova Law School,
and was a staff sergeant
in the Air Force, having
enlisted for four years in
1954. Currently he is
associated with’ the law
firm of Cohen, McCall,
Rowlands & Geist. He has
served as
District attorney and been
active politically as
County Young
Republicans and in the
campaigns of HEW
secretary Richard Sch-
weiker, Governor
Thornburgh, and
Congressman Nelligan.
Management ‘will train
local people in use of the
equipment * and will
provide technical
assistance in interpreting
the data:
on Oct. 10th; Check this
menu: pork, turkey and
ham bar-b-ques; cole
slaw, potato salad; baked
beans; make your own
sundaes; coffee and
orange drink. You may
purchase tickets from any
band member or sponsor.
band on their fine per-
formance at Redland on
Saturday, Nice job, kids!
We're now looking for-
ward to the Anthritis
competition at the Wilkes-
Barre stadium on October
4, at 6 p.m. Mary Davis
has pre-sale tickets for
vertise.
Eats - Seats
prints, piano bench, graniteware,
Auctioneer;
Wayne Weaver Jr.
FRUIT
dies
$1.50. If you wait to buy a
ticket at the gate you'll
have to pay $2. Call Mary
today at 639-1402. The
rain date ‘is October 11th:
Plans are also being
made for a trip to Ped-
dlers Village on Oct. 22nd.
The cost will be $13. Call
Edna Yatsko or Marion
Kasko for more in-
formation.
Booster Days were held
recently. Thanks to
everyone in the com-
munity for supporting the
band. Joyce and Richard
Harring would like to
thank their committee for
the time and effort they
put into this project. ‘Also
a big “thank you” to'the
band members for
working hard. If your
home was inadvertently
missed, call the Harrings
at © 675-1304 and
arrangements’ will be
made to’ pick up your
donation.
One of our men, Ed
Havrilla, has graciously
agreed to teach CPR
classes at the high school.
A tentative date for
starting the course is
Sept. 29. There will be no
charge for the course but
a nominal fee is being
asked for materials. Call
Ed at 696-2857 for further
details.
Attention exercise
buffs! Our aerobic
dancing classes will begin
on October 8, at Lehman-
Jackson = Elementary
School. Ann Seitz will be
the teacher. The cost will
be $8 for the six week
course. To sign up for the
classes, please call Helen
Major at 675-2937 or Carol
Snyder at 477-5867 on
Thursday or Friday of
this week.
Louise Arnold would
like to’ announce the
winners of our recent
raffle: 1st ° prize--a
grandfather clock--Miss
Louis, Sweet Valley; 2nd
prize--a clock radio--
Eddie Sienkiewicz,
Kingston; 3rd prize--
porcelain mantel cloek--
Marilyn Pasternick,
Wilkes-Barre; 4th prize--a
wrist © watch--Rich
Kozlowski, Wilkes-Barre;
5th’ prize--wrist ‘watch--
Cass Malys, Exeter.
Remember our annual
Band Sponsors mem-
bership drive is in full
swing. If you have not
already joined, contact
Joyce Youren and she will
see that you get ‘your
membership card.
American Field Ser-
vice, Dallas Chapter, will
meet © at * St.© Paul’s
Lutheran Church, - Sun-
day, Oct. 4, 7:30 p.m.
All individuals in-
terested in becoming
involved in this youth
exchange organization
are invited to this
meeting.
Introduction to 2
International Exchange
students for 1981-82 will be
made to the group and
information regarding
American Field Service
will be available.
‘The exchange students
who are attending Dallas
Senior High School are
Uta’ Roetchke of W.
Germany and Liliana
Accorsi from Brazil.
Lynn Rothrock is acting
president of the Dallas
Chapter.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT Letters Testamentary have
been granted to JAMES NORRIS
SIEGFRIED in the Estate of
MARGARET N. SIEGFRIED,
late of the City of Wilkes-Barre,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania,
who died on September 10, 1981.
All persons indebted to the said
decedent are requested to make
payment and those having claims
or demands against said decedent
to present the same without delay
to JAMES NORRIS SIEGFRIED,
Executor, 6082 South Aberdeen
Street; Littleton, Colorado 80120.
ARTHUR SILVERBLATT,
Esquire
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18701
37-3-P
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