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MARY A. SCHWALENBERG, to
L.WATKINS, ux, 99 Park St.,
Dallas, property--Dalas Boro, L-
52,$47,000.
JOHN T. LYNCH, ux, to ANN
MARIE MAGER and JOSEPH F.
MAGER JR., ux, Box 336A, RD 1,
Harveys Lake, property--Harveys
Lake Boro, PTL-151.
EST. of LLOYD A. McHENRY,
al, to MARY ALICE BROKEN-
SHIRE, 54 Butler St., Kingston,
Property—-Dallas Twp., LTS. 32, 34,
89 i
WILIAMSBURG HOMES, INC., to
LINDA J. and ROY A. SUGGS, ux,
Lot, 4, Pheasant Run, Dallas, Prop-
erty “Pheasant Run”,
JOSEPH P. RICE, ux, to JOSEPH
P. RICE, 130 Woodline Ave., Kings-
ton Twp., Property--Kingston Town-
ship, “Midway Manor’.
DORIS RUGER, to RICHARD
RUGER, RD 1, Briar Crest Rd.
Dallas, property--Lehman Twp.
A Harveys Lake man was
arrested following a two-car acci-
dent Friday night in Kingston Town-
ship.
James Evans, RD 1, Box 26,
Harveys Lake was charged with
driving under the influence after he
rammed into a car driven by
Sharon F. Jennings, RD 1, Box 22,
Dallas.
According to police reports, Jen-
nings was traveling south on Rt. 39
when she attempted to make a left
hand turn onto N. Main St. Evans,
who was also heading south behind
her, attempted to swerve to the
right to avoid contact, but was
unsuccessful.
Neither person was injured in the
mishap, although Evans’ 1979 Olds-
mobile Cutlass had to be towed.
Romans 10:13
Ray Turner
Ray W. Turner, Sr., 79, of 1036
Bentley Dr., Naples, Fla., died
Friday, Aug. 22, 1986 in Naples
Community Hospital.
Born in Newport Township, Mr.
Turner was the son of the late
Thomas W. and Fannie Womelsdorf
Turner.
He was a former resident of Forty
Fort, the Back Mountain area,
Marco Island, Fla., and, for the past
month, Naples, Fal.,
A graduate of Newport township
High School and the University of
Pennsylvania, Class of 1928, he was
a veteran of World War 11, serving
in the navy with the rank of Lieu-
tenant Commander.
Mr. Turner was a former presi-
dent of the J.L. Turner Company,
mechanical contractors, from 1951
until his retirement in 1972.
Mr. Turner and his wife, the
former Ruth Evans, celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary in
1983.
Surviving in addition to his wife
are sons, Ray W. Jr., Orange; Neil
E., Idetown; J. Lee, Shavertown;
nine grandchildren; two great gran-
daughters; brother, Thomas J.,
Shavertown; sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Hedden, Sweet Valley.
John Naylis
John P. Naylis, of 645 Park Ave.,
Shavertown, died Sunday afternoon,
Aug. 24, 1986 in the Nesbitt Memo-
rial Hospital, where he had been a
patient since Friday.
born in Kingston, July 6, 1937, he
was the son of the late Patrick Leo
and Mary Tierney Naylis.
A graduate of Edwardsville High
School, class of 1955, he served in
the U.S. Navy in the Korean conflict
in 1956.
Prior to retiring in August 1985,
he had been assistant manager of
the Acme Market in Dallas and
employed by Acme for 33 years.
He was prceded in death by a
brother, Joseph, in 1982.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Lorelle Jenkins; son, John P. Jr., at
home; brother, Charles, Edwards-
ville; sister, Mrs. James (Marga-
ret) McCurdy, Pittsburgh.
W. Kawalkevitz
Walter (Kulcavage) Kawalkevitz,
74, of Sunset Terrace, Harveys
24, 1986 in Nesbitt Memorial Hospi-
tal, Kingston.
Born in Edwardsville, he was the
son of the late John and Tillie
Heddick Kawalkevitz.
He attended Edwardsville schools
and had resided in the Harveys
Lake area since 1947. He had been
employed as a stockman in the
maintenance department of the
Ingersoll-Rand Corp., Painted Post,
N.Y.
Surviving in addition to his wife
are son, Edward, Big flats, N.Y.,
brohter, Peter, Detroit, Mich;
sister, Mrs. Ann Busch, Schenec-
tady, N.Y., Miss Rose Kawalkevitz,
Edwardsville; Mrs. Mary Vanyo,
Schenectady, N.Y.; Miss Betty
Kawalkevitz, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
Jeanette Hydock, New Jersey; four
grandchildren.
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Dewey Brown
Dewey R. Brown, of RD 1, Falls,
a guest at the Carpenter Care
Center, Dallas, died Monday eve-
ning, August 18, in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
He was born in Holisterville, Nov.
19. 1898.
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Wilkes-Barre; Raymond, Shick-
shinny; daughters, Edna Donavan,
Susan Brown and Ella Whitmire, all
of Tunkhannock; Shirley Brown,
Laceyville; brother, Fred, Orange,
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