Dr. Thomas H. Coleman toastmaster Plan to Honor Hospital Head Sister Cor Mariae, IHM, longtime administrator of St. Joseph's Hospital, Carbondale, will be honored at a dinner Thursday at Marian Hall of the hospital. Honorary chairman is Sister Christine, IHM.
Committees include: Rev. Kenneth G. Kizis, hospital chaplain, and Dr. John Keyes, president of the medical staff, cochairmen; George H. Lewis, president of the board; Anthony J.
Wolfe, coordinator; Sistar Marie Helen, tickets; Wendelin and Sister Carlenn, coordinating committee; Sister DeLourdes, director, School of Nursing; Frank Oliveri, banquet arrangements. Mrs. Hilda Woody, graduate staff; Mrs. John Tinman, priMontgomery, duty nurses; alumnae; Mrs. Mary Bishop, practical nurses and nurses aides; Mrs.
Peter Rooney, hospital auxiliary, and Mrs. Rita Burke, program. Court of Honor Slated by Troop Boy Scout Troop, No. 333, Carbondale, sponsored by Mitchell Hose Carbondale, will conduct its court of honor Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Joe Holt fieldi, event Carbondale.
was originally scheduled for last Wednesday but was postponed due to inclement weather. Scouts will be awarded merit badges earned during the year. Lenwood Ward and Milo E. Hamby will be on hand to welcome visitors and answer any questions about the local unit. At St.
Joseph's A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, 508 Washington Jermyn, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Carbondale, Monday. Medical patients include: Leopold Golosziewski, 212 Delaware Lenoxville; Jermyn; Faith Edgar Ann Clarkson, Hoyle, 143 Spring Carbondale; Mrs.
Dolores Vickers, 70 S. Main Carbondale, and Mrs. Sally Thompson, 187 Canaan Carbondale. At General Hospital A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Kerylovicz, 435 Susquehanna Forest City, at Carbondale General Hospital, Monday. Mrs. Mary Duffy, 47 Fallbrook Carbondale, is a surgical patient. Alan Jones, Waymart RD 1, is a medical patient. STERRETT MEETING The first fall meeting of Bishop Sterrett Auxiliary, Trinity Episcopal Church, Carbondale, will be held at Durfee Parish Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Jane Schroeder, president, requests a full attendance as several important matters will be discussed. IRVING -TONIGHTJAMES GARNER GEORGE KENNEDY EVA RENZI in 'The PINK JUNGLE' A UNIVERSAL- -CHEROKEE PICTURE WEDNESDAY! PARAMOUNT PICTURES WAS A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Mrs. Edna Buck Taken by Death Mrs. Edna M.
Buck, 132 Brook Carbondale, died n- expetedly Sunday at home. Born in Seelyville, she was daughter of the late Nicholas and Agnes Evans Sonn. Mrs. Buck, a Carbondale resident the past 44 years, was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Carbondale, Garnet Chapter No. 66, Order of Eastern Star; Auxiliary to the Albert H.
Crane Post, American Legion, Carbondale, and the 8 and 40 Auxiliary. She was an active member of the Red Cross Volunteer Workers, and the Carbondale YMCA. Mrs. Buck also belonged to the Women's Society of Christian Servie and the Kum-JoinUs Sunday School class of the church. Surviving are her husband, Thaddeus a son, Robert Pompton Lakes, N.J.; two granddaughters and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the Oliver H. Shifler Funeral Home, 94 N. Main Carbondale. Interment, Canaan Corners Cemetery.
Order of Eastern Star services today at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 1 7 to 9 p.m. Cpl. R.
Ransom Laid at Rest The funeral of Lance Cpl. Rodney, L. Mrs. Ransom, Howard 18, son Ransom, of 130 Salem Carbondale, who was killed early this month in Vietnam, was held Monday from the Jones Funeral Home, 430 Main Forest City. Services were conducted by Rev.
William F. Ellinger, rector, Trinity Episcopal Church, Carbondale. Pallbearers were: gt. Frank Kula, S-Sgt. Ronald Rice, Norman Pruitte, Sgt.
Kenith Creason, Sgt. Larry Larson, and Sgt. L. G. Engles, all members of the Inspector-Instructor Staff.
Interment, Clifford Valley Cemetery. Full military rites were cenducted. Cheslo Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Mary Cheslo, 29 Battle Carbondale, was held Monday from the John T. McGranaghan Funeral Home, 62 N.
Main Carbondale, with mass in St. Rose of Lima Church, Carbondale, by Rev. Michael J. Zipay. Pallbearers were: Joseph Karosus Robert and Joseph Karosus, Ernest Gallagher, James Gill and Alphonsus March.
Interment, Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery, Finch Hill. Smith Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Gladys M. Smith, 23 Laurel Carbondale, was held Monday from James J. Reilly Funeral Home, (51 Washington Carbondale, with services by Rev.
William Ellinger, rector, Trinity EpiscoCarbondale. Papalberters were: Ralph Kennedy, Cyril McMyne, Idwell Jones, Raymond Robinson, Charles Moffitt, and Mark Collins. Interment, Canaan Corners Cemetery, Waymart, To Pay Respects Members of the Auxiliary to Albert H. Post, American Legion, will meet at the Shifler Funeral Home, 94 N. Main tonight at 7:30 o'clock to pay final respects to a late member, Mrs.
T. V. Buck. ASSIGNED Army Nurse Capt. Mary E.
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith, rear. of Birkett Carbondale, was as30 to 91st Evacuation" Hospital medical near, sur- Tuy as a gical nurse.
LOFTUS SESSION LOFTUS SESSION Loftu's Playground Association, Carbondale, will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the fieldhouse. John McDonald will preside, FIREMEN TO MEET A meeting of Cottage Hose Carbondale, will be held at the company's recreation hall tonight at 8 o'clock. TUESDAY PLATTER SPECIAL ROAST, FRESH $1.25 with dressing, potato, vegetable, rells, butter GIBNEY'S Rt. Waymart ANNOUNCING the OPENING of Carbondale's latest dress plant PALMIERO'S MANUFACTURING CO.
Seventh Avenue South Church Street UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF PALMA PALMIERO EXPERIENCED OPERATORS WANTED ON CHILDREN'S DRESSES Openings in All Operations or Night Shift PHONE CARBONDALE 282-4645 Sept. 17, 1968 Carbondale 'Hold Initial Session on Church Plan The Initial organizational meeting of the Building Fund Committee of fire-ravaged Berean Baptist Church, Carbondale, was conducted over the past weekend at the summer home of W. Uriah Carey, Newton Lake." On hand for the session were the Rev. Arthur W. Meneely, pastor; Wilson Bruning, chairman of the Board of Trustees; John Moon and Ervin Chubb, chairman and cochairman, respectively, of the Building Fund Committee: Harold Francis, Carlton Sellick, Garfield Thomas, Mrs.
Francis Tonkin, Mrs. Russell Rehkop and Mr. Carey. cuLenethyas and held seriousine the s- magnitude of the task ahead, not only in obtaining, the necessary funds replacement of the church building, but, also the pressing need for finances to proceed with immediate demolition of damaged portions of the existing structure. Plans were initiated for a canvas of the church members; in the near future.
These plans will be finalized during subsequent committee meetings. Mr. Bruning advised that an established amount necessary for rebuilding was not available at this time since information on pertinent figures had not yet been received. This will be announced at a later date. Mr.
Moon, as chairman, expressed the sincere appreciation of the pastor and committee members the people of Carbondale and vicinity who so 1 willrendered aid disastrous fire and touring cohen tributions which have been made. He also stated that numerous persons have pressed their desire to assist ex: financially in this rebuilding project. Any persons wishing to contribute toward this fund may send or give such contributions to a member of the above committee. All such contributions will be gratefully received and promptly acknowledged, Mr. Moon said.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who assisted us in any manner during our recent bereavement; especially donors of cars and flowers. The Family of the Late Walter B. Sereduick EXPERIENCED OPERATORS And Learners WANTED -ApplyNATIONAL SPORTSWEAR 84 Dundaff Street CARBONDALE NEWBERRY'S Open Tues. Fri. 'Til 9 P.M.
SPECIAL! INTERIOR LATEX WALL PAINT $2.44 GALLON SPECIAL! PAINT ROLLER AND TRAY SET Reg. 88c 66c ea. SPECIAL! MEN'S SANFORIZED COTTON PAJAMAS Reg. $3.39 2 Pairs $5.00 SPECIAL! BOYS' NO- IRON CORDUROY JEANS Sizes 8 to 18 Reg. $4.99 $3.99 WE CARRY.
PAMPERS! 80 Daytime Size $1.69 80 Newborn $1.49 Open Tues. Fri. 'Til 9 P.M. NEWBERRY'S Items Pat Colgan guest speaker Canaan Team Will Be Honored A banquet, in honor of the Canaan Street Phillies, champions of the Carbondale PreTeen League, will be conducted Oct. 5 at 6 p.m.
in Andrews' Hall, Gordon Carbondale. Dr. Thomas H. Coleman will be toastmaster for the affair. Heading the speaking program will be Pat Colgan, New York Yankees scout and first manlager of the former Carbondale Pioneer Blues, and Carbondale Mayor A.
U. Kaufman. Trophies will be presented by Sam Falbo, league m- missioner. Charles Gill, honorary chairman of the affair, and team manager, will present the jackets. John McMyne, general chairman, is being assisted with arrangements by the following: Anthony Norella, John Derichie, Joseph Janinek, Edward Jablonowski, John Pisarcik, Bernard Fedor, Steve Premyak, Andrew Costolnick, Frank Calafut, Edward Shannon and Edward 1 Earyes.
JERMYN Illness Is Fatal To Rosina Evans Mrs. Rosina Evans, 467 Jefferson Jermyn, died Monday morning in the Blakely Home, following an illness. Born in England, she resided was Jermyn the most of her life. late She daughter William and Susan Westington. She was a member of the Primitive Methodist Church, Jermyn, the Mother's Circle and the Ladies Aid of the Church.
Surviving are a son, William J. Westington, Jermyn; two grandsons and two great-grandsons. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Battenberg Funeral Home, 363 Washington Ave. Rev.
Robert Finnley, pastor, Primitive Methodist Church, officiating. Friends may call 2 to 7 to 10 p.m. Interment Jermyn Cemetery. BDM Organization To Meet Thursday A meeting of the BD organization, Lakeland High School, will meet Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in Jermyn High School. Mrs.
Betty Stephens will preside. Parents fo band members, drill team, majorettes and color guard are requested to attend. Sporsmen Plan Bus Trip Sept. 29 A group of local sportsmen a bus trip to Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on Sunday, Sept. 29, when the Philadelphia Eagles oppose the Dallas Cowboys in a National Football League game.
Donald Yurgosky, reservations chairman, stated that the bus will leave the Community House at 9 a.m. Several tickets are available and may be obtained by contacting Mr. Yurgosky at 876-0440 on or before Saturdzy. JERMYN BRIEFS MAYFIELD JERMYN BRIEFS The Feast of St. Matthew will be observed St.
Episcopal Church on Saturday with Holy Communion at 10 a.m. MAYFIELD held MAYFIELD BRIEFS hall A meeting of Mayfield Lions Club will be held tonight at 6:30 o'clock in Hotel Ponderosa. John Nicolio will preside. Upper, Mid-Valley Area Funerals Kersnowski Mrs. Teofelia Kersnowski, Utica, N.Y., formerly of Forest City.
Today from the Jones Funeral Home, 430 Main Forest City, with mass at 9:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, Forest City. Interment, parish cemetery. Becker--Charles F. Becker, Star Route, Honesdale.
Today at 11 a.m. from the Glynn C. Shifler Funeral Home, 102 Dundaff Clifford. Interment, Clifford Valley Cemetery. Casagrande- August Casagrande, 726 River Peckville.
Wednesday from 301 Clarkson Jessup, with mass at 9:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Peckville. Interment, Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery, Finch Hill. Viewing, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. The Holy Name Society will recite the rosary at the funeral home today at 8 p.m.
FOREST CITY Kennedy's Rule Men's Keg Loop Kennedy's Distributor rule the roost as a result of last week's action in the Forest City Men's League, Kennedy's rocked Butch's Bar for the only sweep of the week. Two game victors: Viniski's Distributor cooled Konzman's Dress; Central Bar Grille toppled Kreisock's Nationwide Insurance; Yale's Tractor Kameen's Hardward and Easter Mig smashed County Auto. Mike Antojyak, Viniski's ace, smashed a record high one 242 and blistering 624 series to win individual honors for the week. Central racked team high three 2672 and Tri-county Auto rolled high one 924. Other scores: John Kresock 595; Guy Grande 557; Ray Pavlovich 553; Mike Cuce 553; Joe Baron 552; Al Kazakevich 545; Milt Yale 539; Walter Sosnoski 538; Jim Kuruts 533; Tom Ferraro 528; Don Ferraro 525; Frank Piorkowski 525; Basil Revak 523; emer Sumple 518; John Ferraro' 513; Frank Milseck 513; Doug Kilmer 511; Tom Chudzinski 510 and Joe Vozel 510.
Cub Pack 92 Seeks Members Cub Scout Pack No. 92, Forest City, will begin its program for this year Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Home, Forest City. According to John Bronchella, cubmaster, the local unit is seeking new boys. Youngsters interested in joining must be eight years of age or in the third grade, and must be accompanied by their parents to the Sept.
25 meeting Refreshments will be served. Eastern Star Planning Trip Ruby Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Forest City, sponsoring a bus trip to Nets York City on Saturday, Sept. 28, with a three-hour Manhattan boat trip as an optional feature. Reservations, which will close this Friday, may be made with Florence Dorothea Bartholomay, Bloxham or Helen Jubinski. SIMPSON Legion Ladies Name Officers Mrs.
Stephen Renock has been elected president and Mrs. Anna Marchuck, first vice president of Auxiliary to Albert Post, American Legion, Simpson, for the 1968-69 term. Other newly elected officers are: Mrs. Kathryn, Nesterick, second vice president; Mrs. Anna Stefanides, secretary; Mrs.
Sophie Petrilak, treasurer; Mrs. Anna Branick, Mrs. Ann Shino, historian, and Mrs. Sophie Sisko, sergeant at arms. Officer installation will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Marchuk. Installing director will be Mrs. Peter Noto. The auxiliary is also conducting a membership drive.
All eligible persons are invited to join. Plan to Install Toilet Facilities Wayne Kinney, president of the Jefferson Street Playground Association, announced that work has begun on the installation of toilet facilities at the play center. Because of the excavation work being performed in preparation for installing the facilstilities, youngsters of the neighborhood have been asked to remain away from the playground for their own safety. The playground has built up a special fund to pay for the toilet additions. ARCHBALD 1963 Class Plans Reunion Nov.
30 The 1963 class of Archbald High School will conduct a reunion Saturday night, Nov. 30, at Mondale Country Club. A co*cktail hour will be from 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock followed by dinner and dancing. Reservations, which close Nov. 10, must be made with Miss Patricia Radzelovage, 1209 West State or Miss Carol Palmieri, 102 S.
Main St. GREENFIELD The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greenfield Volunteer Fire Co. will serve a pancake supper at the fire hall Thursday, September 19. Serving from 5 p.m. until all are served.
Philip Edwards has returned home from St. Christopher Children's Hospital, Philadelphia, where he underwent tests. TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS BRING BEST RESULTS Too Late to Classify R. E. FOR SALE- CITY HOMES NATIVITY- -842 Hemlock St.
Duplex or 8 room single with 2 baths, modern kitchen, aluminum siding, gas heat and garage. Asking $15,000, DUNMORE Corner St. Spacious 1 year old rance, 3 bedrooms, electric heat. Unfinished. Reasonable.
VANSTON MULTI-LIST-347-4525 James P. Kennedy-Res. 242-8594. HONESDALE AREA NEWS MRS. JEAN E.
TURANO, REPRESENTATIVE HOME PHONE: 253-1628 OFFICE PHONE: 253-2230 BRANCH OFFICE: 909 MAIN HONESDALE. (Carmody Linda Hames Becomes Bride Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hames of Long Ridge Road, Hawley, announce the marriage of their daughter, Marie, to Ronald Hernandez, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hernandez of Portland, Maine, on May 29. The couple renewed their marriage vows in the presence of their immediate families on Sept. 3 in Spring Creek Church of the Brethren in Hershey. Rev. J.
Herbert Miller performed the The bride wore a street length dress of white linen. Her accessories were white and her coursage was of yellow rosebuds. A reception was held at the home of the bride's uncle and aupt, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Grove, Hershey.
Mrs. Hernandez, a graduate of Wallenpaupack Area Hig School, attended The Kings College, Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. Her husband is a senior at the same college, majoring in music. The couple resides at 14 Lawrence North Tarrytown, N.Y. Hawley Group Due to Convene The postponed meeting for the month of September of the Hawley Athletic Association will be held at the Eddy Hotel on Wednesday at 9 p.m.
Special topic for the evening will be the fourth coming Basketball Wayne County Amateur season. All those interested in playing or assisting with the team are asked to attend this meeting. If unable to attend contact Rober Grady. The regular business meeting will also be held. Issue Invitations For Fashion Show Invitations have been sent out for a fashion show to be presented by Bette's Boutique to be Wednesday from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.
at the Wallenpaupack Motor Lodge, Lake Wallenpaupack. Proceeds from the show will go to the Wayne County Committee Keystone Heart Association. James Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Hilda James, Hawley RD 1, was held Thursday from a funeral home, 505 Church Hawley, with services by Rev. Douglas N.
Akers, pastor Hawley Methodist Church. Pallbearers were: Donald James, Clarence James, Thomas Bower, Ralph Tscheu, John Corcoran and Gary Hazen. Interment, Green Gates Cemetery. LAKE ARIEL Mrs. Evelyn Kellar, Eatontown, N.J., has returned after visiting Mrs.
W. J. Axworthy. Past Matrons of Harriet Greene OES will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Florence Treat, Lakeville. The Mary Bridges Class will hold its business and social meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Gromlich. study class titled, New Forms of Missions will be taught by the Rev.
Edward Sebring at the United Methodist Church Sunday, Sept. 22, Monday, Sept. 23, Sunday, Sept. 29 and Monday, Sept. 30.
Each session will be from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The classes are open to anyone who wishes to join. William Axworthy, Orange, is visiting his mother, Mrs. W. J.
Axworthy. Federated Womans Club will meet today. Death Summons H. L. Hollister Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Herman L.
Hollister, 73, husband of Mrs. Josephine Hollister, Little Elk Lake, formerly of East Rush, who died unexpectedly Sunday at Montrose General Hospital. funeral will be at 2 p.m. from, a funeral home, 47 Church Montrose, with Rev. Bernard Graham, pastor of Elk Community Church officiating.
Interment will be in Rush Cemetery. Born at Forest Lake, son of the late Eugene and Clementine Evans Hollister, he was a member of East Rush Methodist Church and attended Elk Lake Community Church. Surviving in addition to his widow are two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen and Mrs. Kenneth Eshelman, both of Binghamton, N.Y.; six sons, Edwin and Harvey, both of Elk Lake; Fred and Allen, both of Los Angeles, Raymond, East Rush, and Arden, New Milford; two brothers, Dr.
Eugene Hollister, Montrose, and Kenneth Hollister, Mehoopany; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Hinson, Bradenton, and Mrs. Lucy Garrison, Montrose: 29 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4, to 9 p.m. 1,838 Visits At Hospital In 2 Months There were 1,838 out-patient visits by campers and camp personnel to the various departments of the Wayne County Memorial Hospital during July and August, Jack F.
Hensley, administrator of the are a hospital, reported to the hospital's Board of Directors at their regular monthly meeting held Wednesday evening at the hospital. "This does not mean, however, that there were 1,838 individuals treated at the tal during the eight weeks camping season but it shows that campers and 'c a personnel made 1,838 visits to the emergency x-ray department and laboratory department. For example, a camper comes to the hospital for treatment and he is seen in the hospital's emergency room and then x-rays are ordered for the child. This, then, would mean two visits, one to the emergency room and one to the X-ray department, by one individual." Mrs. Hensley added.
Continuing his report to the Board, Mr. Hensley said that the 291 adult admissions to the hospital during August had set a record for the hospital for admissions for any one month. Of these admissions, 66 to 23 per (cent a Medicare daily average patients, of There 72 patients in the hospital each day of the month which also sets a record for the hospital for a daily average census in any one month. Adult and pediatric patients during Augus treceived 2,224 days of care. There were 30 babies born at hospital during the past month of whom 19 were boys and 11 were girls.
Other statistics for August: Major: operations, 40. minor operations, 77; transfusions given, 41; casts placed on patients, 85; x-rays taken, laboratory tests, pap stains examined 96; meals served patients treated deaths, 20. Mr. Hensley added that the Eastman Kodak M-5 X-ray film processor has purchased and that delivery of this $7,200 piece of equipment is expected shortly. He continued by saying that the hospital has received very generous contributions from several camps in the area to assist in financing this project.
A letter from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare was read to the Board which states, "We are pleased to inform you that it has been determined that your facility continues to meet the requirements for participation as a hospital under the Health Insurance Benefits Program for the Aged At Wayne Memorial Births recorded at the Wayne County Memorial Hospital, Honesdale, are: A daughter was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferber of Callicoon, N.Y. The mother is the former Virginia Klein. A son was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Nolan of Galilee. The mother is the former Doris Keesler. Admitted Monday: Floyd Shaw, Moscow; Mrs. Virginia Ferber, Callicoon, N.Y.; Miss Louanne DeGroat, Lords Valley, Hawley; Charles Cartwright, Hawley; Russell Woodworth, Hones dale; Richard Kretschmer, Honesdale.
Discharged Monday: Claude Higgins, transferred to Davis Nursing Home, Tyler Hill; Mrs. Lena Clark, Lake Ariel; Mrs. Betty Mang, RD Honesdale. Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Mary Arnold, 'RD 4, Honesdale; Brant Irwin, RD 1, Honesd ale; Elizabeth Halquist, Hortonville, N.Y.
Brownies to Meet by an adult. MARRIAGE LICENSES Girls in the second and third grades who would like to become Brownies are invited to attend an organization meeting at the Stourbridge gym on Thursday, at 3:30. Each new Brownie should be accompanied Three marriage license were issued at the Wayne County Court House, Honesdale, to the following: Richard Robinson and Patricia A. Bielawski, both of Waymart. Robert E.
Frisbie, Carbondale, Linda M. Dennis, Lake Ariel. Carl J. Doherty and Marie D. Bananno, both of Honesdale.
Teachers Get PSU Degrees n- Mrs. the of of the 8 of Former members of the faculty of the Wallenpaupack Area High School, Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Donatelli, have received degrees from Pennsylvania State University this month.
Mr. Donatelli, son of Dr. and Mrs. Martin L. Donatelli, Roseto, received his Master of Education degree in earth science under a National Science Foundation Fellowship from Penn State.
Mrs. Donatelli, the former Miss Joyce Elaine Bosman of East Stroudsburg, received her master of science degree in physical education from Penn State. Mr. Donatelli, who taught at Wallenpaupack Area for three years, has been named an instructor of geography-earth science at Shippensburg State College effective the opening of this fall term. Mrs.
Donatelli, a graduate of East Stroudsburg State College 1964, was a teacher and girls' basketball coach at Wallenpaupack Area. Couple to Note 50th Jubilee Harry J. and Edna Ridd Tamblyn dale, of will 1731 N. celebrate Main Shelton 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 28 with open house to be held at their home from 2 p.m.
Friends and relatives are, Mr. and cordially Mrs. invited to attend. Tamblyn are the parents of three sons, Vincent of. Endwell, N.Y.; Dr.
William, Pittsburgh; and Robert, Honesdale. Honesdale Area Funerals LOCKWOOD Mrs. Ethel Lillian Lockwood, RD 2, Waymart. Today at 2 p.m. from the Herbert E.
Jenkins Funeral Home, 269 Belmont Waymart. Rev. Robert L. Wood, pastor Calvary Methodist Interment, Canaan Corners Cemetery. Branning Walter J.
Branning, RD 1, Pleasant Mount. Today with services at 1:30 p.m. from the Pleasant Methodist Church, By Rev. Pearl Osterhout and Rev. Richard Schuster.
Interment, Pleasant Mount cemetery. Arrangements, Walter E. Home, 313 Park Honesdale. Becker Charles F. Becker, Star Route, Honesdale.
Today at 11 a.m. from TheGlynn C. Shif(ler Funeral Home, Dundaff Clifford Rev. 'Garford Williams, Welsh Hill Baptist Church, will officiate, Interment, Clifford Valley Cemetery. PARENTS OF SON A son, James Anthony, was born to Sgt.
and Mrs. William E. Beilman of Tucson, Arizona, on Saturday, Sept. 7. The newcomer has a sister, Kelly Ann, age two and a half.
Sgt. Beilman is the son of Mrs. Ruth Beilman Annable of Hawley and the late Arthur Beilman. HONESDALE BRIEFS Mabel Dexter Bible Class of the Central United Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. today.
Royal Rangers and Missio-n ettes of Honesdale Assembly of God Church will meet at 6:30 p.m. today. The Executive Board of the Woman's Association will meet today at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel. All Board members are urged to attend.
Choir of Honesdale Assembly of God Church will have its weekly practice today at 7:45 p.m. The American Baptist Women of the First Baptist Church will hold their monthly meeting in the church today at 7:45 p.m. Hostess for the evening will be Dorothy Faatz. Bible group study will be 'held today at 7:30 p.m. at the following locations, Kingdom Hall, Ellsworth Tennant home and Grant Harvey home.
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