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D. Group Aide Resigns Outline Program To Reactivate Unit The resignation of the managing director of the Traffic Imbrovement Association of Scranson and an outline of a program reorganize and reactivate the highlighted meeting of group the Board of Directors of the asjociation yesterday at the Champer of Commerce. Building. Oscar F. Smith, Dunmore, who was been 1 serving as managing director for several months on part-time basis, said he resigned because of "personal reasons." Judge T.

Linus. Hoban, president, placed the task of reorganizing and reactivating the group in the hands of the Execulive Committee, headed by John Noble. Judge Hoban asked all members to assist the Executive Committee in the job of instilling new life into the unit. The association reported that the job of secretary for the unit has been temporarily abolished until such time as a more definite program has been established. Mrs.

Caroline Johnson had been working as secretary on a basis. Judge Hoban appointed Nominating Committee to select of candidates for the posts slate, directors, officers and a chairmen of committees for the coming year. He also the Executive Committee to name two directors to All vacancies caused by the resignations of George Wilson and William Shean. A motion asking the City to employ traffic engineer was presented but no action was taken on the matter, A discussion how the project could be financed resulted in three main points: City would be asked to stand the cost, the association would finance the venture, or the public would be asked to subscribe to the program. JUDGE MURPHY SPEAKS Federal Judge John W.

Murphy last night addressed members of the Lackawanna County Historical Society at its headquarters, 232. Monroe on the history of the formation of the U. S. Middle District Court. Thomas F.

Murphy presided. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN that Articles of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on Wednesday, March 2, 1955, in accordance with the provisions of the Business Corporation Law of May 5. 1933, P. L.

364.. and its corporation supplements, for an intended known as "DEN-PAT the purposes of which to buy, merchan- sell, distribute, deal and trade in dise, wares, goods, commodities, products and services of every nature and character whatsover; to won, construct, improve. and acquire lands buildings; and, as generally, may be to transact necessary all and such proper to business carry out. the aforesaid corporate purposes. NOGI, O'MALLEY HARRIS, Attorneys.

RE: ESTATE OF FRED W. TROSS, deceased, late of 943 Moosic Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pa. Letters of Administration c. t. on the above estate having been granted, all persons having of claims or demands against the estate decedent make them known and present them, 'and all persons indebted to said decedent shall make payment thereof without delay, to Madeline E.

Tross, Administratrix c. t. .943 Moosic Scranton, or to James K. Peck, Electric Attorney for Estate, 811 Scranton Scranton Pa. JAMES K.

PECK, Attorney for Estate. F-19-26-M-5. Shop SCRANTON REGISTER HERE to WIN this FREE SIBERIAN a HUSKY PUP NOTHING BUYPAY 4 OTHER GAINES PRO DOG SAT ME HUSKY PUP CONTEST AT DRY GOODS -Dennis Keene, right, pets alert Husky pup which will be awarded March 26 to some lucky dog lover by the Scranton Dry Goods Co. Pin Money Shoe Department. To enter contest visit the shoe department located on the first floor, ask for free entry blank and deposit it in contest box.

There is nothing to buy, write or guess. Contest opens today. Others in picture are, left to right: Mrs. Mollie Bergida, Randall Thorne and Wil- Andrew J. Tusko, Vandling, Dies Andrew J.

Tusko, 748, Main Vandling, died at Joseph's Hospital, Carbondale, yesterday at 2 p. m. after a short illness. Austria, he had "this country about 45 Nellie DeLauw, Mechopany, Dies Mrs. Nellie DeLauw, 70, Mehoopany, died Thursday in Tyler Memorial Hospital, Meshoppen.

She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wandell and was a lifelong Mehoopany resident. She was a of Mehoopany Methodist Church, Surviving are a brother, Corey Wandell, Wilkes-Barre, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Sunday at p.

m. from a funeral home in Mehoopany. The Rev. Kenneth O'Neill will officiate. Interment, Vaughan Cemetery, Mehoopany.

Friends may call this afternoon and evening. Bernstein Funeral The funeral of Harry Bernstein, Binghamton, N. former City resident, was held yesterday from the Ziman Funeral Home, 612 Gibson St. Rabbi Jacob. Hurwitz, Temple Israel, Binghamton; Rabbi Henry Guterman, chief Orthodox Rabbi of Scranton, and the Rev.

William S. Horn, Temple Israel, this City, officiated. Pallbearers were: Jack Brizer, Abram and Ralph Frimmerman, Attorney David Miller, Myron Wolkoff, Ralph and Irwin Sussman and Richard Bernstein. Interment, Dalton Jewish Cemetery. Today, 10 to 5:25 DRY GOODS FREE A GENUINE PEDIGREED.

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to 5 p.m. pin Notices. 7 Funeral Hayes -Martin J. Hayes, Green Ridge St. Today from the home with a blessing service at 10 m.

Interment, St. Catherine's Cemetery, Moscow. Arrangements, Arthur E. Strauch. Vidmosko John 1 Vidmosko, 713 Fourth Dunmore.

day from the Albert P. Morell Funeral Home, 301 Chestnut Dunmore, with mass at 9:30 m. In St. Michael's Church, Dunmore, Interment, parish cemetery, Dunmore. A parastas service will be held today at 8 p.

m. Friends may call today after 2 p. m. Ives -William E. Ives, 1819 Capouse manager of the Soranton office of Hallgarten Co.

Today at 2:30 p. m. from C. J. Williams Funeral Home, 715 Electric St.

The Rev. Brewer L. Burnett, Green Ridge Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Dr. Peter Emmons, Westminister Presbyterian Church, will officiate.

Interment, Abington Hills Cemetery, Friends are asked not to send flowers but may send contributions to the Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund. -The Rev. Stanislaus A. Dreier, pastor, Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Plymouth. Monday with solemn pontifical mass celebrated in the church by Bishop Jerome D.

Hannan, at 10:30 a. m. The divine office will be chanted at 10 a. m. The body will be transferred from the church rectory Sunday, at p.

m. Evans- John Evans 323 New York St. Monday from the T. A. McGoff Funeral Home, 1401 Capouse with mass at 9:30 a.m.

in St. Paul's Church. Interment, St. Ann's Cemetery, Tobyhanna, Friends may call from 2 to 5 and to 10 p. m.

Bennett- Charles Bennett, 1349 North Main Ave. Today at 2 p. from the John P. Evers Funeral Home, 1660 North Main Ave. The Rev.

Harry E. Brooks, Court Street Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment, Forest Hill Cemetery. Spencer -Walter A. Spencer at Hazleton, son of Dr.

W. A. Spencer Carbondale dentist. Today at 10:30 a. from the Bachman Funeral Home, Broad Hazleton, with services by the Rev.

Frederick Crane, First at Presbyterian Church, Hazleton. Additional rites will be held at 2 p. m. from the D. D.

Jones Funeral Home, 427 Madison this City, Interment, Dunmore Cemetery. Bowman Grant Bowman, Laceyville shooting victim. Today from a funeral home in Laceyville with services by the Rev. Emory Barrett. Interment, Springhill Cemetery, Jones Mrs.

Carrie Staples Jones, Residence Park, Palmerton. Today at 1 p. from the Kegal Funeral Home, 145 Delaware Palmerton. Interment, Riverview Cemetery, Portland, Pa. 'Davis- James X.

Davis, 1007 Eynon St. Today at 2:30 p. m. from the William J. Davis a Son Funeral Home, 422 South Main Taylor.

Interment, Forest Home Cemetery, Taylor. Jones -Lawrence W. Jones, 831 South. Main Old Forge. Today at 2 p.

m. from the Frank W. Jones Funeral Home, 228 South Main Ave. The Rev. Wayne G.

Cummings, Harrison Street Methodist Church, Old Forge, will officiate. Interment, Marcy Cemetery, Duryea. Hochlander Joseph Hoch lander, 1816 North Main Ave. Today at 11 a. m.

from the Walter H. Davies Funeral Martin Wheeler, Hero of War Dies at Moscow Martin L. Wheeler, 66, Brooks Moscow, World War 1 hero, died yesterday at his home following an illness. the Distinguished Service Cross, Mr. A Wheeler was holder of which ranks second to the Congressional Medal of Honor as our nation's top military award.

The medal is presented only to those who have distinguished themselves by extraordinary heroism in connection with milltary operations against an armed enemy. Mr. Wheeler was presented the high award. for. his actions while fighting in France in World War Mr.

Wheeler, who was formerly a first lieutenant in Company 109th Infantry, 28th Division, received the award Aug. 9, 1931, at ceremonies in Washington, D. C. He earned the citation for heroism in action near Conde Brie, France, on the night of July 14, 1918. During the action he was wounded three times and he also heid the Purple Heart with three oak leaf clusters and was made a member of the Army and Navy Legion of Valor.

Mr. Wheeler's wounds incapacitated him for further service and he was discharged from service June 10, 1919, after treatment in an Army Hospital at Cape May, N. J. In 1920, Mr. Wheeler was candidate on the Democratic ticket for county controller but was defeated by William G.

Watkins. Mr. Wheeler enlisted in old 13th Regiment back in 1913 as a private. He was advanced to the rank of lieutenant two years later. Born in Glenburn, he had sided in Moscow the past 45 years.

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Dr. Harry Henry, Simpson Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment, Fairlawn Cemetery, Dalton. Roberts -Edgar, V. Roberts, 531 Sumner Ave, Newark, N.

J. Today at 11 a. m. from the William J. Davis Son Funeral Home, 422 South Main Taylor, Interment, Washburn Street Cemetery, Guest Kenneth' J.

Guest, Plymouth leader and promInent legionnaire. Today at 2 p. m. from his home, 219 Center Plymouth. The Rev.

Robert E. Helder, Pilgrim Congregational Church, Plymouth, will officiate. Interment, Edge Hill Cemetery. John Saykewich Dies After Illness John Saykewich, Putnam Tunkhannock, yesterday, at Veterans Administration Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, after brief illness. former Olyphant resident, he was employed a meat department manager at the Tunkhannock, prior to his recent illness.

He was member of St. Andrew's Church, Olyphant, and of Raymond Henry Post, American Legion, that town. Mr. Saykewich.is survived by his father, Harry Say kewich, Peckville; three brothers, William, Nicholas and 'Harry San Francisco, and three sisters, Mrs. Anna Marrucci, San Francisco; Mrs.

Olga WashJeski, Factoryville, and Mrs. Catherine Swintak, Tunkhan, nock, with whom he resided, Peter J. Kerpan Funeral from! Home, The funeral will be the 1425 Main Peckville, at time to be announced. Friends may -call after 7 p. m.

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from funeral home at 465 South Main- WilkesBarre, with services in Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Mrs. Jackson died Wednesday following heart attack at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Payne, 110 South River Wilkes where she had been employed as a cook.

Mrs. Jackson was born in Maryland and had lived in this City and Wilkes-Barre most of her life. Her husband, James, died 20 years ago. She was member of the Mt. Zion Church and It Pastor's Aid Society, Surviving are daughter, Ruth, Philadelphia, and sister.

Miss Harriet Sisco, New York City. The Rev. W. Alfred Betner will officiate at services. Interment, City Cemetery.

Freight Department. Mr. Wheeler was a charter member and past commander of WilsonConklin Post, American Legion, Moscow; Moscow Lodge, 504, Free and Accepted Masons, and Keystone Consistory. Surviving are his wife, Stella; son, Thomas and a daughter, Mrs. Herbert Krause, both of this City; two sisters, Mrs.

George Emerson and Mrs. Nettie Veaux, both of Moscow; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 from the Wesley Franklin Funeral Home, Church Moscow. Interment, Moscow Cemetery, Friends may call today after 7 p. m.

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Canted Given le All Details 817 Jefferson Seraaten, Funeral. Directors Association PUP! Feh. 26, 1955 5 The Scranton, Tribune Charles Martin, California, Dies In Scaffold Fall Charles C. Martin, 46, Artesia, carpenter by trade, died early Thursday morning from Injuries suffered in a fall from a scaffold while at work in Artesia. Martin was the son of the late Charles and Carrie Martin, Scott, Pa.

He had resided in Scott until 15 years ago when he moved to California. Surviving are his wife and children, all in California; two sons and a daughter from former marriage, Lynn, Scott and Clifton, a student at Bucknell University, and Mrs. Roger Davies, Syracuse, N. grandchild; an aunt, Mrs. James R.

Rhoda, Jessup; four brothers, Leslie Peckville; Stuart and Merle, Scott, and Floyd, this City. The funeral and interment will be held in Artesia Monday at 2 p. Gaul Funeral The funeral of Charles Gaul, 1445 North Sumner D. was held yesterday from the D. Jones Son Funeral Home, 427 Madison with services by the Rev.

De Vere L. Shelmandine, St. John's Episcopal Church. Pallbearers were: Lee S. Gaul, Robert Gaul, Robert, Wesley and Frank Watson, and William MeCracken.

Interment, Forest Hills Cemetery, Dunmore. DIRECTORS years. He was a retired coal miner for the Hudson Coal Co. He was a member of St. Michael's Slovak Church, Forest City.

His wife, Mary died several years ago. Surviving are four sons, Joseph, Carbondale; Sgt. Bernard, with the U. S. Army stationed in Germany; Andrew Long Beach, and Ambrose, at home; five daughters, Mrs.

Helen Onacavage, Clarks Summit; Carbondale; Mrs. Albert Fortuner, Mrs. Ronald Bolash, Plainfield, N. and Mrs. Francis.

Gersic, at home, and Anna Mae, at home. The funeral will be held from the nounced. home at Friends a time may to be sinafter m. Arrangements, (John T. McGranaghan, Illness Is Fatal To Harriet Keech Quincy died in mann Hospital last night after a long illness.

Born in City, she was the widow of Charles C. Keech, who died in 1912. had resided all her life in Scranton and: was a member of 'Presbyterian Church. Surviving are several nieces and nephews, The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m.

from the D. D. Jones Son Funeral Home, 427 Madison Ave. The Rev. George Roberts, Westminster Presbyterian Church, will officiate.

InterDunmore Cemetery. "Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p. m. and Sunday from 7 to 9 p. m.

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