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ShWr Seventeen WILKES-BARRE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1943 PHONE 2-212! No Charge PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Charge. PHONEv2-2l2l No ToirCharge LARKSVILLE EDWARDSVILLE EAST PLYMOUTH WEST SIDE COURTDALE PRINCLE HUDSON MIDVAIEPLAINSVILLE LVJ; PLAINS TOWNSHIP ALDEN SHE ATOWN WEST NANTICOKE CLEN LYON HANOVER WANAMIE FORTY FORT -LUZERNE Registrants Get Call Kington Tops New York In Clean Fire Apparatus Rivalry In apparatus appearance, which la as old as the profession of fire-fighting, has reached a new high In Kingston. A Columbus, Ohio, salesman eating in a Kingston Corners restaurant on Sunday afternoon mentioned during a conversation with several other men-that he had been in a fire house in New York State and had been able to wipe a clean handkerchief over the apparatus without getting it soiled. Fire Chief Harry Weir of King. ton, seated nearby, joined the coa- versation and wagered that he could take the salesmen to Engine 1, on South Sprague Avenue, 'and.

the clean handkerchief feat couldjbe repeated on the motor, ss well' as the body of the engine, with the same result. The chief, salesman and five i other men went to the engine house. The salesman was permitted to lift the hood of the seven-year-old Mack engine, run his handkerchief over the shining motor. "By gosh, that's the tops In cleanliness," said the salesman as he withdrew the handkerchief soot- lessly clean. The chief then offered to take the salesman to Engine 2, on Union Street, but when the latter heard that piece of apparatus was less than a month old he said, laughingly, "I'd be afraid to touch that" COVER IS RETURNED An anonymous telephone call to Kingston police on Monday night resulted in recovery of the salvage cover which was missing since the fire on Saturday afternoon at Wal lace Apartments, 22 West Union Street.

The cover is back in service at Engine Company 2. The tele pnone call to police headquarters Informed police there was a salvage cover on South Washington Ave nue near Northampton Street Several minutes thereafter the cover was back at Engine Company quarters. COLD PACK CANNERS. Just re ceived a shipment. Kree delivery.

R. B. White, Hardware. Ashley. 3-279J.

adv. COMMUNITY NOTES John Lindas and daughter Con stance, First Avenue, are vlatting in watemury, jonn. Mrs. jonn tsuneign and daughter, Jane Ann, have returned to Philadelphia after visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mra WiJ- liam Shewan, Uralon Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fox. Rutter Avenue, and Mrs! Leland -Ritchie and daughter Adele, Washington, D. have returned from a week's camping trip at Lake Idlewlld, South Gibson.

.7 Mis Susan Lehman. Jametf Street, Is spending the month with her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. M. Derk, Jersey, Shore, and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Lehman. Wllliamsport. Clarence Lamoreaux, son of Mrs. Marian Lamoreaux, Duplan Manor, ha been advanced from petty of-' fleer third clasn to petty officer second class in the Navy Air Corps at Panama.

A brother, Apprentice 1 Seaman Donald Lamoreaux, is receiving baric training at Sampson Naval Base, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodda and daughter Ethel, Poplar Street, ars visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Rodda and family, Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greenwood and eon Edward have returned to thir home on North Thomas Avenue after vlaltlne- in New Vnrlf Draft Board Calls 166 For Thursday Morning A total of 166 registrant have been directed to report at bead-quarters of Local Board 11 tomor row morning at 7 from where the group will be sent to the Induction station in Wilkes-Barre for final examination and induction into the armed forces.

Three members of the contingent have been transferred to the local board from out-of-town boards and tomorrow's con tingent will iaclude resristranta who were married prior to Pearl-Har bor. The contingent is one of the largest to be called by the board. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of Niagara Falls, formerly of Plalns- viiie, announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Marian L. Smith, to Thomas McClaren, of Indiana, Pa. i Miss Smith is a graduate of Memorial High School and is employ ed by Bell Aircraft, Niagara Falls. N. Y.

Mr. McClaren is a graduate of Indiana, High School and also is employed by Bell Aircraft at Niagara Falls. ACTIVITIES I Township Board of Commissioners will meet tonight at 8 in Town Hall. St. Hedwig's Club of S3.

Peter and Paul's Polish Church will sponsor a party tonight at 8:15 in the parish auditorium on Hudson Road. Novena services honoring St. Ann will be held tonight at 7:15 in St Joseph's Polish Church, Hudson. Rev. Andrew- B.

Boclanski, pastor, will have charge of the services. Novena honoring St. Ann will be held tonight at 7 in SS. Peter and Paul's Polish Church. Rev.

John Pietrzak, Silesian Missionary of Ramsey, N. will have charge of the service. Shickshinny PFC John McLaughlin, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. John McLaughlin, Eist Vine Street, has been pro moted to corporal and is now sta tioned in Puerto Rico.

Lt. Wilson Reider of Washington D. spent the week end with his family on West Butler street. Pvt Richard Thomas, Camp Keyes, AugUita, Sgt. William Thomas of Peekskill, N.

Lt. Jack Thomas of Keesler Field, were called home by the death of their brother, Arthur Thomas of Brooklyn, N. which occurred at the Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, on Wednesday of last week. Corp. Samuel Vlti, Baltimore, spent the week end in town with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Viti, of South Main Street. PFC Charles Featherman, Camp Pickett, is spending a furlough with reMtivea in town. Keith Robbins, West Pittston, was a town caller on Friday afternoon. Mrs.

Vernon Crane, South Canal Street, was admitted to the Nan-ticoke Hospital on Friday for medical treatment. George McLaughlin, of Berwick visited his father, George MoLoughlin, East Butler Street, on Sunday. 4C Charles Michaloskt has returned to Tennessee after spending several days with his family on North Canal Street. William John Curnow, Scranton, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Curnow, and Alex ander Curnow, his brother, who leave? with the selectee contingent on July 30.

Mr. ana Mrs. Michael Estea and daughter of Pottsville are guests of the former's mother, Mr. Mary Wintersteen, Wed Butler Street, and other relatives in town. Corp.

Willard Sorber has returned to Camp Edwards, after spending the past week with relatives in town. PFC Charles McLaughlin, Camp Barry, spending a week with his brothers, John, George and Hirold McLaughlin, and sisters, Mrs. Millard McKennon and Mrs. Cunia Mowery, East Butler Street He will return to camp on rnursaay. Carl Moore of Harrisburs: finent the week end with his -wife at the home of her parents, Mr.

and, Mrs. Kay Keeter, Jiiaet Butler Street. Mrs. William Kester and eon are home from Berwick Hospital. Mra Jack Davenport, the former Miss Doris Harter of Susquehanna Avenue, was admitted to Nanti- coke Hospital on Saturday and sub mitted to an appendectomy.

Dallas LEGION TO MEET American Legion, Daddow-Isaacs Post 672, will meet in the borough building tonight at 8. GARDEN PARTY TODAY Members of Dallas Woman Club will hold a garden party at the home of Mrs. W. Rodman Derr of Orchard Street, Trucksville, this afternoon at 2. Assisting hostesses are Mrs.

Albert Grob lew-ski, and Mrs. Glen Case. TO HOLD GARDEN PARTY The Jessie Austin Brickel class of First Methodist Church School will hold a garden party on the church lawn Friday afternoon at 2. Program has been arranged and refreshments will be served. Officers of the class will have charge.

DALLAS PERSONALS Mrs. Paul Seager and children, Joan, Shirley, Pauline and Kenneth, of Athens are visitinsr Mrs. Seagef's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Bottoms of Kins: Street. PFCLoren Fiske, son of Mis. Edith Fiske of Davenport Street, has been transferred from Greensboro. N. to Miami Eeach, Fla.

Miss Doris Lynch cf New York spent the week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wilcox of Lake Street Miss Lynch Is New York representative and buyer for a department store in Jacksonville, Mlaj.

Etta Gaertner of New Jersey and George Gaertner of Wilkes-Barre called on local friends Monday. The Gaertners are formerly from here. Mr. and' Mrs. Dan Blocksage of Brooklyn are visiting friends here.

RIMMLER Dallas Tonight and Thursday "My Friend Flicka" with Roddy Preston McDOWALL FOSTER 1 Session on Thursday Jj Will Plan Fund Drive Victory Service League of Plains will meet Thursday night at 8:30 In the Amerjcan Legion Home to further plana for the drive for funds to be held by the league next month. Dr. Walter F. Kozik, president of the league, last night requested district chairmen and secretaries of the league to attend Thursday night's meeting. Alex Wysocki has been named chairman of the league and is being assisted Dy a large committee or can vassers.

Mrs. Mary Judge, who served as treasurer of tne. soldiers Welfare League, the service organization that functioned during War is the first person to contribute toward the Service League's current drive. Mrs. Judge contributed $6.50, the balance on hand from the Soldiers' Welfare League of the first war.

The money had been on deposit in the Parsons Bank since 1919. A GARDEN PARTY J. Ivan Hague of West Carey Street entertained members of the Men's Bible Class of Plains Methodist Sunday School at a garden party Friday night at his home. Present were William Bevan, teacher: Kenneth Matthews, Lewis Smith, William southern, totert Moore, Richard Scutt, Robert Guiness. Harold Grosdidier.

Wll Ham Scutt, Hugh Harrison, Robert Southern, Ernest Langdon, Robert Bevan. Edward Uower, Merrilt Hughes, John Hague, Foster Reese, Roland Reese and J. Ivan Hague. ENTERTAINS CLASS Mrs. David Williams of Sheridan Street entertained members of the SYC Class of Miner Congregational Church on Friday night at her home.

Present were Mrs. Elizabeth James, Mrs. Wiiilam Evans, Mrs. Robert Chamberian, Mrs. Theo Davles, Mrs.

Jennie Davies, Mrs. Reginald Oriel, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs. Kingdom MatciieU, Mrs.

Charles Evans. Mrs. Thomas Dav'ec and Mrs. William Morris. NOTES AND PERSONALS Mrs.

Harold Shollenburger and sons, Harold and James, of West Pittston have returned after several days with the former's mother, Mrs. J. Ivan Hague of West Carey Street. Executive board of the WSCS of Plains Methodist Church will meet Thursday night at 7:30 In the church social rooms. All members are requested to attend.

Joseph Grady, employed In WI1- liamsport, has returned after spending the week end at his home on West Carey Street. mrs. Kicnara uravei ana daugn- ter Ethel Ann of Hazleton are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. William Morris or Abbott street.

J. I. Hague, employed in Harris- burg, has returned after spending the week end at the family home on West Carey Street Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Overpeck of West Carey Street have returned after a week with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mm. Clarence Overpeck of Lake Winola. David Williams and daughter Peggy and Kay of Sheridan Street have returned after a week with Mr.

and Mrs. William James of Bir.ghamton. Kingston Tu p. PARTY POSTPONED The garden party scheduled for today at the home of Mrs. W.

Rod man Derr. Trucksville, has been postponed until tomorrow at 2 because of the Red Cross sewing to day. Tne party is sponsored Dy the Dallas Women's Club and proceeds win be used for the dental clinic. PROMOTED Irvln Miller of Shavertown, who entered the Navy four weeks aso. hi been promoted to seaman sec ond class.

He is at Camp Ferry, Va. He was a member of the 1943 graduating class of Kingston Township High School. TO HOLD PARTY A party will be held at the home of Mrs. A. C.

Dick, Overbrook Ave nue, Shavertown, on July 29 at 2 for the benefit of the Dallas Women's Club. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. R. Breslin and Mrs. M.

J. Borthwick. PICNIC TONIGHT A covered dish picnic will be held by the Friendship Class of Trucksville Methodist Church tonight at 6 on the church lawn. Membecs, their families and friends are invited. CALLS BLOCK LEADERS Mis.

E. R. Roache, zone leader for Truckiville in the survey of women eligible for military service, now being conducted for the War Department, has called a meeting of the block leaders of Trucksville for today at 2:30 In the Trucksville Hose House. Block leaders are Mrs. Harry Harter, Mrs.

Earl Gregory. Mrs. William Gregory, Mre. Wilbur Nichols, Mrs. Sheldon Jones, Mrs.

Herbert William, Mrs. Norman Ringetrom, Mrs. John Kennan, Mrs. C. S.

Hemenwiv, Mrs. Harvey Weiss, Mrs. Albert Williams, Mrs. R. E.

Rees, Mrs. Cedric Griffith, Mrs. A. James, Key Roberts, Mrs. A.

Hawke. TOWNSHIP NOTES Lee Eckert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eckert of Shavertown, has whooping cough. Mrs.

James Ide of Lehman was the guest last week of Mrs. William Hunt of Shavertown and Mrs. Dora Major of Shavertown. Faith Elaine Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. L. Edwards of Trucksville Is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward of Williams port.

Mrs. Elizabeth Keller of Snencer-ville is the guest of Mrs. Charles Norrla of Trucksville. Miss Peggy Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mr.

Pierce of Shavertown, hM been graduated from Chestnut Hill Hoaoital, Philadelphia, and Is spending several days at her home in Shavertown. SlfAVFIt 8fcsw.rU.wa "NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING" wttfc Bobert Prmtaa MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE wlllta fruce, SMdfe fujp, it. Residents of Plymouth Area in Armed Forces Pvt Walter Kill lan has returned to Camp Edwards, after spending seven days with his mother, Mrs. Josephine Killian, Smith Row, Lt Seymour Hurwltz, stationed at Marietta, spent the week end with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Hurwltz, 103 Academy Street Seaman Joseph Konabroekl has returned to Sampson, in. alter spending seven days with his parr ante, Mr. and Mrs. reux Kona broskl, 552 West Main Street.

Sgt Arthur Taylor, reported ill -at the Station Hospital at Camp Polk, La. He formerly was stationed at New Cumberland, Fort Meade and Camp Shelby, Mk. He has two brothers in the service, Pvt. William Taylor, in Hawaii, and Sgt George Taylor, Great Falls, Mont. They are the sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Tay lor, 528 Shawnee Street, Bres- lau. PFC Ben Stelmack has returned to Camp Chaffee, after spend ing six days with hl-n wire-and family at his home, 270 Lee Park Avenue. E. F.

Cochran, Ud Willow Street, has received word- that his son, Sgt. William E. Cochran, has ar rived safely in England. AT THE SHAWNEE Feature attraction at the Shawnee Theater tonight and Thursday is "The Moon is Down," stirring drama made from John Steinbeck's famous novel. Starred are Sir, Cedric Hardwicke, Henry Travers and many other stars.

Short subjects include sport reel, cartoon and news. Sweet Valley- Christian Service Camp at Stillwater, RD, closed on Sunday. Thoss who attended were Carl Rood. June Roberta and Nancy Williams, oi tne juniors of the Churcn or Chriat; Charles Fisk. Rhoda Cone, Shirley Benscoter and Hilda Hart-man, of the seniors.

Others from here visited the camp. Mr. and Mrs. William Birth and daughter were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

McKinley Long. Mr. and Mw. Charles Long and Mrs. Hattie Edwards entertained Mrs.

Mae Kitchen and twin sons of Virginia last week. Mrs. Kitchen Is the former Miss Mae Frazer, of tnis place. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Moss, Muhlenburg, visited Mrs. E. Davenport, who is 111, on Sunday night. Mr. and Mre.

Renald J. Davenport and son Carrol, Kings ton, visited Mr. Davenports mother. Misses Esther and Edna Engle- hart, who are. employed in Philadelphia, spent their vacation with their father, Charles Englehart, and tneir grandparents, Mr.

ana Mrs. Ausrust Quoss. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bower of Beach Haven visited Mr.

and Mrs. D. G. Kllnetob recently. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Newton are entertaining Mr. Nagle of Camden, N. J. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bon ham ot Oakdale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hann. Miss Ann Sutliff has returned home to Bloomlngdale after visiting Miss Joan Cragle.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Branson and children, Janice and Dean, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sutliff recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foes called on Mr. and Mrs. William Cam and Mrs.

Cutler at Pikes Creek on Wednesday nieht Isabel Lynn Is visiting hsr par-1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. wiiDur Lynn, in Ohio. Marie Meade is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

William Franklin in Newark. Mrs. Frank Foes called on Mrs. Hattie Edwards recently. Mrs.

Hattie Edwards and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith were shopping in Wilkes-Barre recently. Mr. and Mm. George Kushma, Swoyerville, have announced the birth of a daughter on Monday, Julv 11.

in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Mrs. Kushma Is the for mer tttnel Honiz, aaugnier oi Frank Hontz and the late Mrs. Hontz of this nlace. Mr.

and Mis. Boyd Smith of Spring Mills announce the birth of a daughter, Wednesday, July 14. The mother is the former Adda Edwards, daughter or Harry Edwards, and sister of Mrs. McKinley Long of this place. Mrs.

uene riunter visuea me family of Luther Hunter recently. The condition of Harry B. Hoov er la slightly improved. Mrs. Cecil Moore and Pearl Hob-blett visited Mrs.

D. E. Davenport recently. McKinley Lonz and son Jay spent the week end with her son- in-law and daughter. Mr.

ana ours. William Ferrey of Dallas. Lois Lloyd Dies Lois Llovd. 3. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Lloyd, 71 Puritan Lane, died last night at the Homeo pathic Hospital. Tunkhannock Mrs. Mav Bacon of North Bridge Street entertained her eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

John Bacon of Wllliamsport, over tne week end. Jean and Betty Snover have re turned frcm a week's visit with their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Stark, Trucksville.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lane and son Thomas of Plymouth spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane, at Brookside.

Mr. and E. W. Snohn ot Johnson City were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

it. Moses over the week end. Janice and Mildred Robinson have returned to their home at Russell Hill after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carey.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Covert and chil dren of Johnson Citv were end gueetsi of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips.

Donald Moses ii spending two weeks with friends at Chemung, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lacarua were home from Binghamton over the week end.

CMM a ny IS Wlboa 8t Air LAnA LariuTW 7-szet DouMe Feature Toalt ht 'Over My Dead Body" With MlltM Berte-Marr Beta Hue Ms "Secret Enemies" With t'ralc Sta -Waara 0pm r. M. A4m. lie, 11a Hanover A A to Fete Guadalcanal Veteran Hanover Athletic Association of Eighth Ward, friends and neigh- oon will lete rxv Michael Swokla, 109 Phillips Street member of the Marine Corps, at a party tonight ai at xown. Tavern, Front Street Hanover section.

Home on a 30-day furlough. Pvt. Swokla has been in service 13 months and for the past six months has been on Guadalcanal Island. He returns to duty on July 25. He has two brothers in serv ice, Lit.

Stanley Swokla, a para trooper stationed at Camp Mac-Kail, N. who has been in service eight years, and Pvt Peter Swokla, stationed at Camp Edwards, Mass. STEGNER-CZAJKOWSKI Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Czajkowski, 77 West Field Street, announce the marriage of their daughter Emelia and Peter Stegner, son of Mrs.

Josephine Stegner, Newark, N. J. The ceremony was performed on July 3 at St Mary's Church by Rev. A. G.

LewandoWski who celebrated mass. Attendants were Mrs. Joseph Gal-liochio, sister of the bride. and Sgt. Henry Ziolkowski, Syra- "NT -V I IV.

L-IJ. Breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents for immediate family members after which the couple left for New York. Pvt. Stegner is stationed at Greensboro, N. C.

AGDS CLUB MEETS AGDS Club met Monday nitrht at the home of Miss Geraldine Korn- oski, 117 West Church Street, with Miss Doris Sadowski in charge. New members were voted upon and tnose selected will be notified to appear before the executive com mittee. Plans for a novelty dance were discussed. Cards were enjoy ed after the business session and prizes awarded to Miss Sophia Kot-lowski and Mias Ann Ulatowski Next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Sophia Kotlowski, 31 West Field Street. NAMED DELEGATES Walter Ba.betskl, Glen Lyon, and Joseph Oleshefski, Alden.

have been elected delegates from Polish National Alliance Gmlnia 77, Glen Lyon, to the Polish National Alli ance annual convention August 5 to li at Boston. Mass. EAGLES TO MEET Nantlcoke Aerie, FOE, will meet Thursday night at 7:30 at of Hall. Refreshments will be served at the close of business. Hanover Twp.

Kathryn Tyson Wed To Lt. John Cooney Miss Kathryn Tyson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson of 317 Ridge Street, Newtown, became the bride of Lt. John Cooney, eon of Mrs.

Bridget Cooney of 27 East Newport Newtown, yesterday morning at 9 in St. Leo's Church, Ashley. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Harold Mui-rooney, assistant rector, who also celebrated the nuptial Miss Anna Palsha, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and James Cooney, brother of the baidegroom, was best man. The bride chose a gown of white mouaseline de soie fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves and a tight bodice.

The full flaring skirt had a long train which was trimmed with rows of lace. She wore a fingertip length veil arranged on a coronet of seed pearls and carried an arm bouquet of white rose buds. The maid of honor wore a gown of pink fashioned similar to the bride's with blue accessories and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Tyaon, motner or tne oriae, wore an aqua gown with white ac cessories and Mrs.

Cooney, mother of the bridegroom, wore navy with biege accessories. Both wore bouquets of sweet peas and roses. Following the ceremony, wnicn was attended by many relatives and friends, a reception for members of the immediate families was held at the Dresden, Wilkes-Barre. Lt. Cooney and his bride have gone to New York.

Lt. and Mrs. Cooney are graduates of Hanover Township Memorial High School. He is stationed at Camp Davis, N. C- TO PICNIC TODAY A large turnout is anticipated for the joint Sunday School picnic of Douglass Presbyterian Church and Baptist Tabernacle which will be held today at Sans Souci Park.

Those expecting to attend will take the regular street cars to and from the park. The committee in charge of events for the day has arranged an interesting program which will include races, swimming and a haseball game. NOTES AND PERSONALS Mrs. Richard Knight and children, Jean and Robert, of Columbia Avenue, Newtown, spent the past week with Mrs. William Fricker at Glenside.

They are spending this week in Atlantic City. R. R. Metcalf, Main Road, Askam, is ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Peters of East Liberty Street, are at Lake Nuangola. Askam Sewing Unit of American Red Cross will meet today from 10 until 4 in Askam Methodist Church. Social Relations Circle of WSCS will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Dana Metcalf, Upper Askam.

WSCS of Askam Methodist Church will meet on Friday night in the church parlors. Harriet Vogt has returned to Center Hill after visiting Misses Mona and Elizabeth Hill at Hanover Green. Miss Melba Davis of Hanover Green has returned after visiting relatives in New York. Lillian Morgan of Hanover Green has returned from Bethlehem where she visited her aunt Mrs. Mable Marley.

Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of New York are guests of Mrs. Annie Davis, Hanover Green. Shirley Conners of Hanover Green is In Philadelphia.

NOXEN THEATER Toalrht sod Thursday "NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING" With Robert I'm ton "SOUTH OF SANTA FE" With Bar Racer Sgt. Stephan Dzurik -Returns From Panama Master Sgt Stephen A. Dzurik tias arrived here from Panama Canal Zone where he was last tioned with the Air Corps. He is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Dzurik, Glen Lyon. Sgt Dzurik enlisted in 1932 with the Army Air i Corps and has served in South America, San Juan, Puerto Solomon Islands on active duty and the Canal Zone, The young Air Corps officer. son or John DzuriK, was Dorn ana reared in Glen Lyon and attended the township publico schools prior the township, public schools prior Sgt Dzurik was married a year ago to a Fuerto Klco young woman who now lives in New York with a sister. Mrs. Dzurik is here with him.

Sgt. Dzurik will report at i Pratt after which he, will rejoin bis squadron. WEDDING ANNOUNCED Miss Eleanor Sienkiewicz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sien- klewicz, 287 East Union Street, and Sgt.

Stephen J. Trzesniowskl, son of Lawrence Trzesnowski. RD 1. Wan- wallopen, were married July 10 at St Stanislaus' Church by the pas tor. Rev.

V. L. Biczysko, who cele brated mass. Attendants were Miss Eleanor Tarasiewicz and Leo Cieplik. The bride -wore a dress of white embossed marquisette fashioned on bouffant lines and having a neckline and long sleeves which came to points over the wrists and skirt ending in a short train.

Her finger tip veil of tulle' was arranged a tiara studded with pearls and orange blossoms. She carried' a bouquet of sweet peas, baby breath and an orchid. Maid of honor wore a maize embossed marquisette dress styled similarly to that of the bride's. She wore a headdress of talisman roses to match her arm bouquet of the same flowers. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

Sgt. Trzesniowski has returned to Fort Riley, Kan. CAUGHT IN ROCK FALL Caught in a rock fall yesterday morning at Biscontini Coal Com pany operation, Steven Fenowicn, 41, of 64 West South Street, this city, a miner, suffered a left leg and left hand injury. His condi tion was reported as fair at Nan-ticoke State Hospital. FALLS FROM TREE Robert" Masters, 9, of RD Shickshinny, was admitted to Nan-ticoke State Hospital yesterday for treatment of head and chest injuries suffered on Monday when be fell from a tree.

Ashley Walter Stankiewicz Repo 1 1 rtea as missing Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stankiewicz of 111 Mason Avenue have received word that their son, Staff Sgt. Walter J. Stankiewicz, an aerial gunner, is misang in action in the Southwest Pacific.

Sgt. Stankiewicz was graduated from Ashley High School, class of 1942 and enlisted in the Army Air Force on July 6, 1942. He was advanced frcm private to the rank of staff sergeant when he received his aerial gunner's wings at Har-lingen, Texas. He previously had qualified as a radio man at Sioux Falls, S. D.

During the past week the youth's parent? had received letters from him which indicated that he was serving in New Guinea. He is the only eon of Mr. and Mrs. Stankiewicz. His father is a veteran of WorH War I.

OLD RECORDS SOUGHT Ashley Post 673, American Legion, is sponsoring a campaign In Ashley for old phonograph records to be sent to the boys who are serving in the armed forces, according to announcement made by Irvln J. Miller, commander. Per sons having records to contribute are asked to call the Legion Home on North Main Street. PROMOTED BY CRR Henry Hughes, who has been employed by the Central Railroad of New Jersey at Ashley Shops for the past 35 years, has been promoted to night round house foreman and William who has been employed with the Central at Ashley Shops for 35 years, has been promoted to day foreman cf the round house. TO SEW TODAY Ashley Sewing Unit of American Red Cross will meet today from 10 until 4 on third floor of Town Hall.

NOTES AND PERSONALS Mrs. Thomas R. Roberts of Concord, N. and Mrs. Thomas Llewellyn of Bingen, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. William Jones, East Newport Street. Eugene Rhines, USN has returned to Sampson, N. after spending a seven-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Rhines, 18 North Main Street. They have another son, Pvt. William Rhines, serving in North Africa. Mr. and Mrs.

S. P. Flory of Allen-town the week end with local relatives and friends. PFC John B. Basher has returned to.

Bambridge, after spending a 15-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Basher of Hazleton Street. Donald Keller and daughter Sue of Utica are guests of the former's parents," Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Keller of North Main Street Miss Gertrude Johnson of Rons Street has returned from Washington where she has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Washburn. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer J. Willman have moved from Manhattan Street to their home on Carey Avenue, Wilkes-Barre. Ms. and Mrs.

Stanley Swlderski and son Jacob have returned from Utica, N. where they spent two weeks visiting relatives. They were accompanied home by their niece. Miss Emily Swlderski, who will visit here. M'ss Olga Shypulskl of Elizabeth, N.

is the guest of Mise-Arllne Fehlinger. Miss Helen Sllker of Rome, N. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Donohue of Scranton have returned after spend- ing several days with Mr.

and Mrs. J. Sllker of North Main Street They were here to attend the funeral vor Charles Beers. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Gaynor, of School Lane, have retdrhed after a week in Atlantic City. I For Test on Tuesday Plymouth-Larksville Selective Service Board 4 have called a group of registrants to appear at the local board headquarters in the Eley Building on Tuesday night, July 27, at 8:15, at the request of Dr. A. H. Gabriel, chief medical examiner.

The registrants' will undergo their first physiol examination in preparation for filling the August quota called by the Wilkes-Barre Induction Center. v. Dr. Gabriel will be assisted in the examination by Dr. R.

A. Well and Dr. F. Netzel, of the medical ertaff; Dr. D.

D. Robaskiewicz and Dr. H. P. Roberts, of the dental staff.

Miss Mabel Caswell, RN, will have 'charge of a group of volunteer nurses. The trouo of registrants belne called for the examination comprise the balance of thosa who have col lateral dependents and the elch- teen-year-olds who have been registered to June 30. NAMED DELEGATES Mr. J. Grepskl, State Street, has been elected delegates from Group! 105, JZJPWA, to attend the conven-' tion to be held in Philadelphia.

RETURNS FROM DENVER Mrs. Robert Richards, Church Street, has returned from Denver, where she spent two months with her husband, PFC. Robert Richards, stationed at Lowry Field, Col. ON VACATION School Director and Mrs. Charles jiyons or ana tneir two nieces, Bernlce and Loraine Chim- ahlo, Plymouth, are spending the week at Atlantic city.

PLYMOUTH NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rece, 78 East Shawnee Avenue, are in At lantic City. Miss Elizabeth Zloibik. Center Avenue, has returned after visiting in Haddonrieid, IN.

J. Mr. and Mrsv. Frank Schaule, Elizabeth, N. are visiting here.

Miss Rosalie Hurwltz. New York. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hurwltz, 103 Academy Street.

Parsons PARSONS NOTES Special meeting of block leaders will be held today at 2 in American Legion Hall, George Avenue. A representative of the Waac will be present to instruct leaders for the coming survey to be made for the War Department. Tea will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 at No. 9 Engine House, Scott Street by the Red Cross production unit, members of which are to report In' uniform if dos- sible. Ail members should attend as chiefs of the department will be present Sewing will begin as usual at 10 a.

m. Thomas O'Brien, rear 52 Wood ward street, Is recovering at home after bclne a patient at General Hospital where he was treated for injuries suffered in a fall 10 days ago. Mrs. Georee T. Miller.

Mrs. Me linda Williams, Mrs. Harry Fisher of Parsons, Mrs. Howard Isaacs and son, George Raymond, of Trucksville Gardens left yesterdsy morning to spend several days at ucean urove. Mrs.

Elvira Scouton Is 1 enter taining her daughter-in-law, Mrs Charles Poust, and son, Charles. of Miami, Fla. Mrs. Poust will leave Monday for a short visit with her husband, who is an avia tion cadet, stationed at Waco, Texas. Forty Fort STELLA PRESBYTERIAN The following ministers will occupy the pulpit of the Stella Church during the vacation of the pastor: August 8, Rev.

Robert E. Graham, Shickshinny: August 15 and 22, Rev. W. D. V.

Grosevenor, Nicholson August 29, Dr. Ebenezer Flack, Kingston, Pulpit committee of Will Coutts, chairman, W. N. White, William Westwater, will be in charge of services during the pastor's absence. Delbert McGuire and Dwlght Smith are delegates from the Stella Church attending the Abington Hills Youth conference at Keystone Junior College, La Plume, from July 19 to 26.

tCommittee reports the church re-surfacing fund drive has reached the half-way mark. The committee is anxious to begin work soon on. the project and the coop eration of all members is Invited. Annual summer outing of the Men's Bible Class will be held Thursday night at 6 at the home of Andrew Reggie, Owen Street Hill. men and their wives- of the church are invited.

Each couple asked to bring basket lunch. Refreshments In charge of Howard Ridgeway and committee. Howard xocn is class president COLD PACK CANNERS. Just received a shipment. Free delivery.

R. B. White, Hardware, Ashley. 3-2795. adv.

PERSONALS Miss Charlotte Devens. Butler Street, Is visitinsr Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans, Bayonne. N.

J. Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. DeRonde and son Dale of 1218 Murrav Street are spending a week at North Lake.

Edwardsvlllo WAR SYAMJPS ON SALE School children wishing to buy war stamps can do so at the Grand Theater where a booth has been stationed. Mrs. Veronica Warkom-ski, chairman of the group, is being assisted by Mrs. Bella SUmak, Mrs. Dorothy Gunton, Mrs.

Edward Stus-nick, Mrs. James Dukas, Mrs. Helen Sapol, Mrs. Helen Kern, Misf Hannah Reese, Mrs. Sophie Wodjeck, Mre.

Bertha Wolfe, Mrs. Helen Skeptunas, Mrs. Ruth Jones and Mrs. Lillian Morgan. NOTES AND PERSONALS PFC William M.

Luff has been transferred from Miami Beach, to Lincoln Air Base, Lincoln, Neb. -Communion will be observed at ROOSEVELT Bwojrerrllle Tonight, :45 and "Quiet Please, Murder" With GEORGE SANDERS and "At the Front" LADIES' GIFT NIGHT a of of or Hero of Air War Is Home Yonalavage Flew Crippled Bomber After Pilots Had Been Wounded An outstanding hero of the present conflict, Lt Anthony Yena- lavage, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Yenalavage, 220 Piingle Street, Kingston. Lt.

Yenalavage's exploit in bring ing dsck a ts-ii Liberator from a bombing mission over France to its base In Ens-land after the Dilot and co-pilot were wounded is one of the sagas of the war and 'or the Distinguished Flying Crosses of the British and American governments. An exceptional phase of the feat is that Lt. Yenalavage never before piloted a bomber. He was a guest at the regular meeting of Rotary Club yesterday at Hotel Sterling. Lt.

Yenalavage was bombardier with a crew that had been raiding an Axis submarine base at Lorient, France. He brought the riddled bomber and his nine crew mates back to England and made a hazardous landing without further mishap. The experience was only one of many thrills experienced by Lt. Yenalavage in 28 bombing missions. His assignment took him to objectives in the Middle Eaet, the North African area and over the Continent to points In France, Germany and Italy.

He also took part In raids over Sicily and Italy that preceded the present invasion and came through all these hazardous exploits unharmed. The Kingston fighter was re turned to this country recently and expects to be assigned as an in structor at an Army Air Forca Base. Lt. Yenalavage was a Junior at Bloomsburg State Teachers' Col lege before ne began his military career. He played football and baseball there and was a gridiron and track star at Kingston High School in 1935-36.

He has two brothers in service. Sgt. Joseph Yenalavage is at Camp Atterbury, and Charles Yenalavage, re cently inducted, is an apprentice seaman at Sampson, N. Y. West Side Lions Hear Lt.

Rebecca Barnard Members of West Side Lions Club yesterday were urged as representative civilians to encour age retired nurses to return to their profession, In a spirited mes sage delivered, by First Lt Rebecca M. Barnard of the Army Nursing Corps who has charge of recruiting in the Eastern section of Pennsylvania. Discussing the great need for nurses in both the Army and the Navy Nursirfir Corps. Lt. Barnard said there are sufficient nurses to supply demand if retired nurses and those working in industry get back Into their profession.

She pointed out It is the duty of the business and Industrial man hiring trained as a stenographer or an assembly line worker to release her for military nursing duty. She also suggested that families who have occasion to hire nurses should choose those over the age limit for military service. Hospitals in her opinion could be staffed and private duty nursing carried on by older or married nurses. HOSPITAL PATIENT Samuel Brokenshlre, Sprague Avenue and Harvey's Lake, is a patient at Homeopathic Hospital. the Edwards' I Memorial Church next Sunday morning.

Mrs. William G. Davis, Arch Street, reviewed the Sunday School lesson for July 25 at the prayer service at the Edwards' Memorial Church last night. Ladies' Aid Society of Edwards' Memorial Church will meet this morning: at 10. Helpers League of immanuel Baptist Church wiH sew at the church tonight at 7.

Girls' Friendly Guild of Bethesda Congregational Church will hold its annual outing at sans souci rarK today. West Side Council 182, D. of will meet this evening at 7:45. Kingston Council 356, Jr. OUAM, will meet tomorrow night at 7:30.

Street Commissioner William Lewis announces will be collected on unpaved streets tomorrow and on paved streets Friday. Rev. Claude J. Kummerer, pastor Bethesda Congregational Church, I announces the Sunday evening! services will be discontinued during: August. Applications for canning sugar can be obtained at the borough building thif? sfternoon from 1 to 3.

Mrs. John Y. Williams and a group women will be at the borough building to assist applicants. ASKS FOR NAMES Kurrut Michael T. Walko is ask-! ing parents of young men and women of the borough to notify him a member of honor roll roster committee if the young man's or woman's does not appear on the honor roll or If the name is "Hot spelled correctly.

Members of the committee: Peter Wanko, Puhlick, Edward Edwards, William Salinsky, John Kotls and Charles Wlsnewskl. GRAND EdwartUville 71 "Air Raid Warden." with LAUREL AND HARDS and- "Chatterbox" with JTDY CANOVA JOK JS. 0KOWN Mrs, Greenwood's sister. Mrs. Paul Dolah, has returned to Albany after visiting here.

miss Ann Kita Touey, Philadelphia. Is visitinsr her Barents. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Touey, Charles Avenue. Mr. and Mm G. B.

Cefurfj-lirht Price Street, have as e-ueata Mr James E. Mitchell and daughter Betsy of Brooklyn. John Mangan. Fcolar Street, la visiting his brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Mangan and family, Hyattsvllle, Md. winiam jenkim1, Chestnut Avenue, Li visiting relatives in Dolgevllle. N. Y. Mrs.

Michael Mahall and Emil and Michael, Pottsville, were recent guests or her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Liz- das, First Avenue. Ted Charney and Ted Sharps Street, and George Llddl-cote, Union Street, are spending a few weeks at Camp Acahela, Boy Scout camp. Miiaa Annalea Fox, Rutter Avenue, has returned from Camp Poconesco, Mountain Top.

Mrs. Kenneth Frantz, Pittsburgh, Is visiting her rister-in-law, Mrs. Marian Lamoreaux, Duplan Manor. Pvt. Joseph Gallagher has re- 1 turned to Rockaway Beach.

N. after a short furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mra Joseph Gallagher, North Maple Avenue. Miss Genevieve Wolfe, Loyalville, was a recent guest of Miss Nellie Garland, Union Street. Walter Greenwald, eon of Mr, and Mrs.

Walter Greenwald, South Thomas Avenue. Is a nstient in ths Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, where he will undergo an operation tbla week. Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Figlewskl. South Goodwin Avenue, have moved to Trenton, N. J. Edwards' Drug Store Opposite Luzerne County Gas Electric Corp.

DIAL 7-4397 248 Wyoming Kingston, Pa. CLOSING OUT Our Entire Stock of VICTORY GARDEN HATS I Straw and Paper Mache 2Sc 33c 4C Juvenile GARDEN SETS, C2 STULL onos. Wyoming Avenue at Union Kt Kingston' 5'i.