The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 9

i PAGE 9 tfHE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, PA. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 16, 1937. Great Lakes Shipping on Way to New Record House Labor Leader Succumbs: Woman May Take His Place Killed By Train. ALLENTOWN, June 16. Two year old Eva Leindecker waa injured fatally by a train near her home, She was sitting on the track.

Postmaster Jailed. SCRANTON, June 16, (Jf) Michael J. pitoniak, 39, postmaster of Jessup, was jailed in default of 15,000 bail. He pleaded Innocent to a charge of embezzlement mmm Sty: I ti4 Aim The 48-year-old representative became ill late Monday after returning from a sneaking tour in MamBctiu. -says towM to girl reporter whn treated at tteamship landing oredoeksl1 ''t I llUnloaillng colJ (4' I "mA WASHINGTON, June 16.

death of Rep. William Con-' ft mm ri an n1BM flond womaa in an important labor pot. i Rpp, Mary T. Norton (D-N. i entitled by aeniority to succeed Con-mry a chairman of the House Labor Committee a position which re-quire frequent conference with Miss Francea Perkins, aecretary of labor.

Mrs. Norton said she was too shocked, however, by Connery un-expected death late yesterday from food poisoning to decide at once whether she would accept the chairmanship. She would have to relinquish her position as chairman of the District of Columbia Committee, which Rives her the unofficial title of "Mayor of Washington." Like Miss Perkins, Mrs, Norton entered public affice through her in-terest in social welfare work. She has been in Congress since 1924. If she chooses to retain her pics-tut post, the labor chairmanship will pass to Rep.

Ramspeck It is one of the key offices in Congress at present because the committee is considering a broad wage and hour bill. Connery, known to eapilol asso- iates as was co-author of 'he wage and hour measure. During his 16 years in Congress he sponsored many labor bills. He introduced in the House the Wagner Labor Relations Act, upheld last spring bv the Supreme Court. LUGGAGE MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE Thomas Leather Co.

32 E. Broad Street lf5M 4-- i A. fak i a Ji setts. His wife started here when she learned of his illness, but was halted enroute by news of his death, She returned to their home at Lynn, where her daughter, Mario Terese, 9, is in school. Connery and his wife once were partners in a vaudeville act, He also had been a theatrical manager and a candy manufacturer.

Street Oiling On June 28 Orders Filed For Start of Top Treatments to Hazle ton's Roads. City Engineer Paul Lamont who has pushed vigorously the patching work on city streets in preparation for road oiling has filed the order for deliveries of the oil cars on June 28. All 1938 WPA streets will be oil ed as well as those started this year that are ready for the treatment. Side streets running east and west north of Broad as far north as to, and including, Tamarack street, are to be oiled. There will be a break in the sched ule so that July 4 won't find streets a sticky mess and on the Tuesday after the holiday observance, Tuesday, July 6, the rest of the oiling will be started.

The city is divided into three dis tricts for road oiling and ono section gets a treatment a year so that every street is oiled once in three years. It is the south side's turn in 1937 and the side streets running east and west as well as the north and south pikes that are tarred will be treated, in the section that is south of Broad street. Enihanh on tombstone in Oakland cemetery, Rome, Ga. "A true wife is man's best friend his dog next." SALE OF (Leaving port! Lake m. jl freight Fresh At Your Grocer's ttijii I.

uriii nn i I IB MADE fcs I BLUE last year. Coal tons In contrast 1936. On the that ore shipments 000,000 tons and shipment thus far total to 9,185,000 for the same period In basis of this increase it is anticipated will reach approximately 70, coal tonnage about 50,000,000. Tonnage moved so far thla season on the Great Lakes indicates that a new record total for Iron ore and coal shipments may be recorded this year. Ore moved thus far totals 13,814,411 gross tons comparison to 5,069,000 tons for the same period Graduation By Parish School Forty.Two Students Ad vanced From Eighth Grade at Precious Blood.

The Most Precious Blood parochial school of this city, headed by Rev. Francis Molino, pastor of that church, held it second annual graduation exercises last evening at St, John's auditorium on North Wyoming street, when forty-two students were graduated from the eighth grade. Very Rev. Monsignor Kane gave the address to the graduates, and the pastor, Rev. Father Molino gave the closing remarks.

Geneva Cas- sarella presented the salutatory and Angelina Marrone the valedictory. A second grade student, Florence Colonna gave a short talk in Italian, as well as Anthony Tito, a member of the graduating class, who also addressed the audience in Italian. The various grades of the school as well as the school band participated in the program of entertainment. Music was also furnished by Stanziola's Orchestra. The class motto wag "Excelsior," and the list of graduates is as follows; Rocca Altavilla, Benny Bar-batl, Daniel Brogno, Joseph Cipri-ano, Hilary Clatch, Michael Col-icigno," Philip Corrodo, Paschal De Cusatls, Joseph Fedullo, Dominic Marino, Dominic Marsit, Angelo Matz, Anthony Martini, William Pacenza, Santo Prete.

Jacob Ripa, Anthony Ross, John Anthony Tito, Michael Vcet, George Augustitus, Marie Bogner, Geneva Cassarella, Car-mella Cerullo, Elizabeth De Lucca, Loretta Butz, Grace Franzoso, Cath-erine Fusetti, Rose Longone, Car-mella Lanzetta, Antoinette, Lo-Braico, Angelina Marrone, Florence Martocci, Jessie Mento. Anna Mussolini, Florence Parnell, Anna Romeo, Bonita Sabella, Mathilda Scaran, Marie Scialpi, Rita Scatton and Letitia Vallon. Salutatory "On behalf of the graduating class of 1937 of our Most Precious Blood school, I bid you all a hearty welcome. We are glad to see the interest you have shown in us that you have come to hear our exercises this evening. We shall try our utmost to please you.

We most especially welcome Very Rev. Mon-sibnor Kane, our dear pastor, Rev. Father Molino, and all the other Reverends, as well as our beloved parents. "This is the day to which we have been looking forward for a long time. Especially during the last year, did we feel that it would be a day of Joy and happiness to us.

We have worked and studied for eight years, which seemed a long time to most of us, but finally we have reached a fixed goal in our young lives, namely the completion of our elementary education. "Our parents must feel gratified that we have finished our courses here; they know that we have received a thorough Christian training, and at the same time they know that we have been well taught in all the ordinary school branches, They know we have been taught to be true, loyal, faithful, God-fear 'ing boya and girls. Our teachers and pastor too, rejoice with us tonight, for the work that they began in a small way eight years ago has now come to a successful close. "Once more, welcome, to all welcome." Valedictory. Rev.

Monsignor, Rev. and dear Sisters, beloved "Very Fathers parents, kind friends and class mates: Commencement, yes, a beginning, it is the end of our parochial school days, and the beginning of a new era in our lives. There is a great joy in the realization that we have graduated. We are happy to feel tMsfal Tastes Just Like Fine Imported Beer It's no accident that Trommer's has that fine im. ported taste.

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"We have had much to be thank ful for. The Dear Lord has watched over us and protected us to this day. He has so led us that we have been more fortunate than many other children in receiving a thorough training and education in the essentials of our true religion. He has provided us with patient and faithful teachers, and a school that has met all the requirements. He has given us parents who have not alone watched over our body welfare, but also over our spiritual as well.

"For this we are truly thankful and tonight on behalf of the class of 1937, I voice, the gratitude we feel to all those who have aided and assisted us up to this time. We thank you all and wish you God's blessing. We have been so glad to receive our diplomas, that possibly some of us have temporarily forgot ten that our graduation exercises also mean that we must leave our teachers and the scenes which have been dear to us all. "We shall separate as a class, and our'farewell to the audience and to our friends, means also a farewell to one another. Farewell may be said to you, dear teachers; to you, dear classmates; and to you, dear Precious Blood school, we are about to go out into the world, but we will not be alone; for God is with us, and if we trust and believe in him, and strive ever onward, we shall meet life's battles one by one, and one by one we shall conquer them." Mayor Wilson To Speak Here Will Come From Philadelphia to Talk at Cranberry Park and Service Club.

At a meeting of the Public Relations' Committee, of the Chamber of Commerce, held yesterday afternoon at the offices, in charge of Chairman Bruce MY Hicks, plans were formulated for having Mayor S. Davis Wilson, of Philadelphia, come to Hazleton next month, at a date to be announced later, to address the fans attending a local NYP base ball game at Cranberry ball park and the same evening to have him address a joint meeting of the local service clubs at a dinner session in the Altamont Hotel. The Quaker City mayor will also invite the residents of Hazleton to participate in a pilgrimage to Philadelphia during the celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, when Hazleton Day will be observed and the public signing of a contract for 200,000 tons of anthracite for consumption in heating Philadelphia's municipal buildings will take place. Double Nest. PHILADELPHIA, June 16.

(TP) Two inseparable sisters and their suitors, close friends for 12 years, were married in a double ceremony. A parting seemed near. Instead the two couples took up housekeeping at the same residence. Ten thousand tons of bottled medicine are used annually by the 12,000,000 persons covered by national health insurance in England, DR. SONNER FOOT SPECIALIST Room 503, Hazleton National Bank Phone Hazleton 1394-J Hours 9 to 8.

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