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Tolopkone Ten S.r 3-4141 TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING JNEWS, WILKES-BARRE. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1939 10 WANT Office 5 WEST MAIN STREET Office Phone BELL 1038 MAHnC dDG Guaranteed Greatest Circulation in Nanticoke and Newport Township Representatives WILLIAM A. WASKO Residence Phone 1414 R. JAY HUGHES-Residence Phone 675 bondale at Glen Lyon; August Glen Lyon at Pittston; August 20, Olyphant at Glen Lyon. Polish Groups' 1 Dance Is June 6 Newport Twp.

Mildred, Lopez, Dushore, Bernice Mrs. Helen Kosbach, Bernice, Pa, John B. Wasowica Ashley II W. Kir mar Alden 1 Mrs. E.

J. Wlllman. Phon 4-1821 Bell Phone 940 Entertains On Birthday Dissension Looms Church. Anyone wishing to oln is asked to attend. Mrs.

Stuart Walsh has returned to her home in Rochester after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. John Yaple. Bible Class Tea The Jessie A. Brickel class of the M. E.

Church will hold a tea in the church basement tonight at 8. There will be twelve tables, each one decorated for a month of the year. Each table will also present a number on the program. Ladies' Aid of the Carverton M. E.

Church will hold their annual Memorial Day chicken dinner in the church on May 30. Serving will begin promptly at noon. Three Meningitis Cases Three cases of 'meningitis have been discovered in the borough, all in the, Third Ward. The patients, who were placed in the municipal contagious hospital, Wilkes-Barre, are Mary Ann Pisacak, 2 years, 72 Fall street; Bart Stanciewicz, 13 months, 39 Richards street: Regina Machanes, 12 years, 88 South Main street. Dr.

H. I. Evans, health board physician, reported that the homes have been placarded and the children, of ihe families of school age are restrained from attending school for the balance of the term. Jr. Legion Holds Mothers' Day Party Junior American Legion Auxiliary held a Mother's Day entertainment recently at the Legion Home, 23 West Broad street.

A play entitled "Pledge for Peace." was enacted by the following: Esther Chrzan, Hon-oreda Kamorowski, Jean Hunter, Eleanore Chrzan, Wanda Makowski, Bernard Maga, Joseph Rosalowski and Robert Hill. Poems were recited by Janice Evans, Geraldine Makowski, Lois Reams and Lorraine Alibecker. Present: Mrs. Bonosko, Mrs. J.

Kamorowski, Mrs. S. Kamorowski, Mrs. S. Mrs.

J. Chrzan, Mrs. Waskiewicz, Mrs. Makowski, Mrs. Niklewski, Mrs.

J. Connell, Mrs. Evans, Honoreda Kamorowski, Esther Chrzan, Bernard Maga, J. Rosaliriski, Robert Hill, Margaret Evans, Janice Evans, Eleanore Waskiewicz, Lorraine Alibecker, Kath-erme Hunsinger, Geraldine Makowski, Eleanore Komorowski, Beatrice Chrzan, Lois Reams, Joan Hunsinger, Rose Mary Kinney, Alice Hunsinger, Marion Makara, Bernadine Makara, Eleanore Czan, Wanda Makowski, Regina Sergiej, and Isabel Kamorowski. mm Wmmmmmwmm mmm Mr Miss Catherine Gainer gave a pleasant afternoon party to several friends at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.

Catherine O'Neil, of Bernice, on the occasion of her birthday anniversary last Friday. Miss Gainer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gainer of Cherry Township. Dinner was served to the following: Misses Ruth Coleman, Mary Dempsey, Delores Kratskoski, Alice Kratskoski, Laura Hatton, Mary Ellen Perozzi, Helen Yavorski, Flora Zupponi and Catherine Gainer.

Seniors To Give Show Seniors of Estella high school will present an amateur show at thp.t place tomorrow evening. All amateurs wishing to take part are asked to communicate with the senior class of the school. Valuable prizes will be awarded to amateurs "Poppy Day" Proclamation In observance of Poppy Day Saturday by Post 350, American Legion. Mayor Stanley Ostroski today issued a proclamation calling upon the citizenry to support the sale of poppies here. The proclamation in part follows: Recognizing that victory for America in the World War was purchased at a frightful cost in lives and suffering, and that the citizens of Nanticoke, together with all other citizens of our country, owe a lasting debt of gratitude to those who sacrificed their lives and health to make that victory possible, I deem it fitting that the citizens of our city should once each year honor the dead and aid the living by wearing the Memorial Day poppy of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary.

On Saturday, May 27, the women of the American Legion Auxiliary, working as volunteers, will offer to the people of Nanticoke paper poppies made by the Disalbled World War veterans in replica of the wild poppies which bloomed on the battlefields of France and Belgium. The poppy is recognized throughout the world as the symbol of World War sacrifice. All contributions made for the flower are expended for the welfare of the living victims of the war. Wearing the poppy performs the dual purpose of paying tribute to the dead and contributing to the welfare of the living. Now, therefore, Stanley Ostrow-ski, mayor of the City of Nanticoke, do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 27, Poppy Day.

Kingston TWp. Phone Dallas 19 and 268-B-S Local Birth Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Bird, of Dushore, at the Robert Packer Hospital at Sayre, Saturday, May 20, Memorial Day Plans Union Memorial Day services at 7:30 Sunday night will be held in Centenary Methodist Church when an address will be given by the pastor, Rev. R.

D. Coward. Delegations from American Legion, P. O. cf Jr.

O. U. A. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Rescue Hose Company, Memorial Day Association and Businessmen's Association, together with school board and borough officials will attenw. The Ashley High School band, Hanover Township High School band and Boy Scouts Drum Corps will take part in the parade Memorial Day morning.

Rudolph S. Small will be grand marshal, and the parade will be led by the police force of the borough and township. At Maple Hill Cemetery Judge W. A. Valentine will give the Memorial Day oration.

Burgess Walter Gray will be chairman. The grave ceremony will be in charge of Charlss McGreevy, commander; Floyd Williams, chaplain; Lawrence Boyland, commander. Personal Loans for business, professional and. family needs, home Improvement, furnishing and equipment, automobile purchases, education, taxes, insurance, water rent, miscellaneous emergencies. THE MINERS NATIONAL BANK of N'anticoke Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mrs.

Theresa S. Ace DiesAtScranton Death of Mrs. Theresa Snyder Ace, native of Nanticoke, occurred Monday at her home, 208 North Nine avenue, Scranton. Deceased was an active member of the Salvation Army in Scranton for many years. SJie had many friends here.

She is survived by her husband, John; her mother, and these brothers and sisters, all of Nanticoke: Mrs. John Squark, Mrs. Joseph Anthony, Mrs. Archie Edwards. Mrs.

Stanley Andrews, George, and John Snyder. 1 Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 with services in Salvation Army Temple, Scranton. Interment will be in Dunmore Cemetery. Center GlrU Win Center girls' Softball team, now under new management, defeated the Glen Lyon's Softball club last night, 30 to 0. 1 1 Death Claims Adam Sladeski Adam Sladeski.

45. died last night at 8 at his home. 250 Middle Road, Lower Askam, following an illness of complications. Deceased was a native of Poland and resided in this section for the past 7 2years. He was a member of Holy Trinity Church.

Besides his wife, Clara, the following children survive: Mrs. Leo Golas-zewski, Joseph, Edward, Rita, Mane and Eleanore; brother, John, of Exeter; two sisters and two brothers in Poland. Duck Pin League In the Merchants' Duck Pin League last night, Znaniecki's Gas set back the Lape-Calnes team, at the Mozart alleys, taking four out of four points. J. Beenick led the losers with a 338 score.

Tonight finds Spotanski's Drugs battling Majestic Restaurant. This tilt will get under way at 8. Scores: Znanlecki Gas 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. J. Piasecki 115 178 142 433 T.

Conti 112 89 201 P. Konabroske 76 77 153 Macv 127 139 266 G. Ponko 102 101 113 316 J. Palooka 137 169 145 451 E. Sadowski 132 104 236 P.

Mack I 93 93 Totals 593 717 597 1907 Lape-Catnes Auto 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. J. Fisher 97 110 94 301 J. Koval 64 80 93 237 J. Beenick 90 149 99 338 J.

Scoppy 94 117 94 305 Freddie 108 111 100 319 Totals 480 590 497 1567 Birth Announcement Born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pegarella, 397 East Union street, at State Hospital last night a daughter. Remains Serious Condition of Mrs. Anna Zuroff, 72, 251 East Grand street, who was stricken on the street Monday evening enroute home from a visit to her sister, continued to remain serious today at Nanticoke State Hospital where she is a patient.

ion Memorial Legi Day Exercises JOSEPH P1SZCZEK The Reymont, Polish professional orgaiization, will hold a spring semi-formal dance Tuesday night, June 6, at Sans Souci Park. Joseph Piszczek is the general chairman. Admissions' Committee Chairman, Sophia Podgorski, Wilkes-Barre; Stanley Bicnus, Dr. Walter Kutz, Glen Lyon: Al Hozempa, Kingston; Dr. Joseph Folchek, Plains; Stanley Yarrish, Wilkes-Barre Township; Charles Pluto, Nanticoke.

Decorations Chairman, Mary Ro-winski; Sopohie Klosowski, Isabelle Hozempa, Anne Grosek, Helen Blazejewski, Dr. Mileski, Anthony Kucharski. Publicity Sophie Rokosz. Reception Mary Rozanski, Lottie Ziko, Pauline Dombroski, Peter To-loczko, Al Kopicki, Dr. John Fourth Case Of Meningitis Here City Health Officer H.

Judd Abbott i today reported a new case of Spinal Meningitis in Nanticoke. The victim is Olga Albaitis, 16. of 30b East Washington street. She has been removed to the Wilkes-Barre Contagious Hospital. This is foui cases of the dreaded disease reported to be in Nanticoke.

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Game Washed Out Starting in the first inning a terrific electrical storm washed out Sunday's game between the Ber-Mil team and Towanda. A large crowd was in the Bernice grandstand to witness the season's first encounter between the two ancient rivals and interest in the conflict was os intense that no one left until the field ws completely saturated and it was obvious that the game could not possibly go on. The game ended with a 3-1 score in favor of the local club when Jupe Pluvlus interrupted before the Ber-Mil had fairly got underway with their half of the fatal first frame. There was no one out on the Bernice side at this stage of the game and two runners were holding down sacks. The teams will meet as soon as a convenient open date is found.

Next Sunday Bernice-Mildred plans to take over a Nanticoke club on the Bernice diamond. C.B. Rosengrant Feted At Dinner Charles B. Rosengrant of Shaver-town was guest of honor at a birthday dinner held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eckley Kocher, Main street, Shavertown, on Sunday in honor of his 84th birthday anniversary.

Mr. Rosengrant is enjoying the best of health and daily is busy in his large garden at his home. He was presented with gifts by members of his family of which there were fifty-five present at the dinner. They were: Mrs. Catherine Baily, Nanticoke; Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Evans, Dolan Evans, Mrs. Margaret Dudley and daughter, Margaret, of Olyphant; Mrs.

Anna Davis, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Rosengrant, Llewellyn Rosengrant, Grace Rosengrant, Scranton; Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Rosengrant, Raymond and Faye Rosengrant, Mr. and Mrs.

George Rosengrant, George, Jr. of Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fasset and son Richard, Mrs. Hattie Garnet, Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Garnet, Alfreida and Gertrude Garnet, William Boyce and son Oliver of Mehoopany; Mr. and Mrs. O. F.

Miner. Richard, Herbert, Loretta and Leolla Miner, and Gabriel Gallowits of Tunkhannock; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Higgins and daughter Naomi, and Mrs. Elizabeth Kitchen of Alderson; Mr.

and Mrs. William Perrigo of Orange; Mrs. Elizabeth Timm, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Donafd Jayne and daughter Saundra of Trucksville; Mr.

and Mrs. Eckley Kocher and children, Rolland, Theodore and Levo of Shavertown; Mrs. Luello of Shaver-town and the guest of honor. Fair Postponed Because of Conflicting events scheduled for Friday, the fair that was to be held Friday in the Shavertown Hose House has been postponed by the Shavertown Branch of the W. C.

T. U. Among Employes; May Halt Progress Dissension among employees of Alden Coal Comany, involving men of rival union factions, today loomed as a stumbling block to whatever possibilities there are of having the company collieries reopened. At their meeting last night, at Li-put's Hall, members of the Progressive Miners Union were advised to ignore a meeting call issued by an Employes Committee member following the meeting with company officials at Alden, Monday night. It was charged that the time and place of the meeting "on Thursday coincides with the time and place of the regular United Mine Workers meeting.

Progressive Miners were of the opinion that the meeting should have been called for an when neither union will have a meeting, and that the 5-man employees committee should preside at that meeting arther than the chairman of either of the union factions. Progress with the Alden Coal Company on reopening plans canot be made until one union represents the workers group, with which unit the company might bargain on economics for reopening. Wanamie Pastor, Family Feted More than 150 persons were in attendance at a reception held last night for Rev. J. H.

Dickerson and family, in the Wanamie M. E. Church, sponsored by adult organizations of the church. Clergy of surrounding towns were in attendance. Presentation, on behalf of the congregation, were made to Mrs.

J. H. Dickerson, Gladys Dickerson and Rev. Dickerson, by Mrs. Freas Semmer, Mrs.

T. I. Morris and Morgan Stair respectively. Among guests at the reception were Rev. and Mrs.

William R. Hollo way; Rev. and Mrs. B. R.

Hanton; Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews, and Rev. Howard Harrison. Following fn informal program, refreshments were served by the young women of the church.

Program included: vocal solo, Miss Jean Anthony; piano solo, Mrs. Dell Myers: pianist for group singing, Miss Maude Harmon; song leader, Elwood Ruckle. Wanamie Church Mission To Close Final vesper services during a mission conducted at St. Mary's Lithuanian Church, Wanamie, will be held tonight beginning at 7. Missionary Father A 1 Maria, who was in charge of the Wanamie mission, will open another mission tomorrow morning, at 7:30 at St.

Joseph's Church, Hanover. During the mission hundreds of persons attended, with the majority receiving the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Rev. V. A.

Simkonis is the church pastor. Newport High Wins In Extra Frame Newport high school's baseball nina onri RhiplrBhinnv hish vester- Post 350, American Legion, has has practically completed arrangements for its annual Memorial Day service to be hel(J Decoration Day morning at the city cemetery. William Howells is chairman of this year's program. A prominent speaker will give the address. G.

Dzuris, chairman of Post's grave decorating committee, requests all Legionnaires to report at Legion Home Sunday morning, May 28, not later than 9:30. May Day Tomorrow Arrangements have been completed for the Queen of May observance by the public school at. Athletic field tomorrow afternoon. All that is necessary to make the affair a success, will be fair weather, William Maginsky, director of physical education in charge of the program, announced. Miss Audry Jackson of the senior high school class is.

to be crowned as queen. Arthur Dawe, supervisor of music, will have charge of the High School Band and the musical program. i To Conduct Dance St. John's Russian Orthodox Church of Hanover will conduct a parish dance in the Russian Pavilion at Hanover Sunday. Rev.

Paul Pia-novich, pastor, is honorary chair- Eastern Star To Hold Covered Dish Coming Marriage Announcement was made this week of the coming nuptials of Michael Rogalla of Bernice to Miss Rose Minarik of Lopez. The marriage will take place in St. Francis Church, Mildred, the week of June 5. Delegates to Report 'Women's First Federated Democratic Club will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at the home of Mamie Furmanski. 102 Orchard To Have Card Party Blue Ridge Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, has arranged a card party to be held in Eddy's hall tonight.

Mrs. Bertha Jones and Mrs. Florence Hartzel have arranged the affair. Entertainment will be provided and prizes will be awarded. street.

Mrs. Furmanski and Mrs. Mi-M Nanticoke Chapter, Order Eastern Star, will hold a covered dish supper Friday night at 6 in their hall, East Main street. Each member is requested to bring covered dish and a friend. Reservations may be made with Mrs.

Hannah Killer, Mis. Ruth Thomas, or officer of the lodge. Following the supper a special program of entertainment will be presented. chael Horazny, delegates to the 13-cent convention held at Harrisburg, will give their reports. Basebalf Team Dance The Ashley Reds baseball team will hold a dance Thursday night in Town Hall building.

Music will be provided by Freddie Leaser's Melody Kings. Dancing will begin at 8. Arrangements are being made to accommodate a large attendance. Tickets may be had from any member of the team. Birth Announcement Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Phillips. 621 South Walnut street. May 2, in N2esbitt Memorial Hosoital, Kingston, a son. The mother is the, former Miss Eliza Martin.

Kor llont 3 rin, apt, and 4 rm. hath, hot water, heat furnished. Inq. 17 W. Main.

Thone 1356. Riretarv Miss Jane Sagr, Robert street, Annual Party June 1 Craftsman Club Auxiliary will hold their annual June party at Benton Hotel on Thursday, June 1, at 1 p. m. Mrs. Molgwyn Edmunds is chairlady of affair.

Members de Busy Bee Quilting Club will meet tonight instead of Thursday night at the home of Mrs. George Hannis, Oak lane. aneatown, nas oeen electa secretary of he BYPU. Sunday Schools, at the Welsh Baptis convention siring transportation are asked to i iaoi wc ai ocranton. Brief Mention Lyric Boys' Choir of Trucksville will present a musical in Kingston Township High Shool tomorrow night at 8.

There will be no admission fee. A window in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shavertown, will be unveiled and dedicated to the memory of C. W. Hoffman, a charter member of the church.

Mrs. Edith Hoffman will unveil the window. The pastor, Rev. H. E.

Frankfort, will preach a Memorial Day sermon. Mt. Greenwood Kiwanis Club will meet at Irem Country Club this eve- ning at 6:30. Luther League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will hold their business and social meeting in the church basement tomorrow evening at 7:30.

call Mrs. Victor Fuge. Local Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thrasher and children of Johnson City, N.

were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hatton of Bernice. Mrs. Frank Calaman and son, Mrs.

Clara Brackett. Miss Mary Calaman and Miss Cornelia Hatton, all of Bernice, motored to Sayre Sunday to visit Mrs. Laura McLaughlin, who is a patient at the Robert Packer Hospital. Mrs. McLaughlin is improving and is expected to return to her home here before the end of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. T. O. McCracken of Mildred expect as their guests the coming week end Mrs.

McCracken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nyman, of Grove City. Mrs. Joseph S.

Tabor of Bernice, who has been seriously ill at Mercy Hospital in Wilkes-Barre for the past several weeks, i3 reported improving. Miss Jane Havard and Eugene Hatton of Bernice were brief visitors at Reading over the week end. While there they attended the Fraternity dance of Albright College. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Havard of Bernice were called to Scranton due to the serious illness of Mr. Havard's mother, Mrs. Rachel Havard. Upon their return they report that Mrs. Havard is now improving.

Funeral The funeral of John S. Harper Mocanaqua Ifnatlus Novell! Berwick Edward Damarea, Phone 136-M win iane piace inursaay afternoon at 2 from thp hnme 959 Fact rhnr.V, Variety Shower A variety shower was held at Kubera's Hall, West Church street, in honor of Mrs. Joseph Golembicski, the former Miss Anna Dickey. Dancing was enjoyed and lunch was served to: Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Wydova-chuk, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyko, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sabol, Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Piatzek, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gzimski, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Mazurowski, Mr. and Mrs. JoscDh Vernizk. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Rosik, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stalarski, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Celan, Mr.

and Mrs. John Novak, Mr. and Mrs. Al Oshin-ski, Mrs. Sara Harmanoski.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shuma, Mrs. Mary Ty-cinski. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Verasin, Miss Verna Klish. Edward Sabol, Helen Kavitz, Mrs. Andrew Shuma, John Welgoss, John Dickey, Michael Baloga, Thomas Golembieski, Mrs. Alex Morris, Peter Golembieski, Miss Nina Morris, Miss Julia Yarmovichik, Miss Sophia Kol-akowski, John Kata, Peter1 Machilor-ski, Irene Cimbolista, Mr.

and Mrs. John Berchak, Mrs. Margaret Oshin-ski, Mrs. Martin Rupinski, Mrs. Annette Grabowski, Mrs.

Mary Novak. Mrs. Rose Smolski, Nicholas Dickey, Peter Yarmonchik, Leo Pavelitz, Mr. and Mrs. Joseoh Tol-chik, Mrs.

Bashista. Mrs. Sophia Golembieski, Miss Victoria Bashista, Miss Irene Yarmonchik, Mrs. Helen Griggas, Mr. and Mrs.

John Veronik, Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Gragoon, Leo Iber, John Ruskoski, Miss Norma Statkiewicz, Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Simbalista, Mrs. Valeria Golembieski, Mrs. Bieda. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Golembieski, Miss Joan Mazurowski, J. Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goliembeski.

The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. 'Softball League Williams' Dodgers moved a notch closer to the senior championship yesterday afternoon, defeating the Davies' Dudes, 5' to 3. in an extra inning game. Edward Prushinski hooked up in a pitchers' duel with Chet Knipich, with the former receiving credit for the victory. Paul Pilatkiewicz and Bod Powell led the hitting attack for the winners.

Gaffikins' Tigers continued their winning streak, trouncing Leyman's Lions. 10 to 4, in the junior finals. John Zoderko and Edward Zawatski were the mainstays for the winners, while Arnold Meige performed well for the losers. street. Additional services will be League Organized Twelve of the city's leading teams will be represented in the new Nanticoke Softball League of which Chester Ziontz is president.

The league will get underway on Wednesday, May 31, with these clubs in the circuit: Ziontz Brothers, Duplan Married Men, South Side, Davis' Ice Cream Dukes, Cannon's Cafe, Duplan A. Comets, Feds, Royals, Yu-rak's and Lincoln A. C. Entertain Band Fathers A social was staged in the band rooms, at the Market s'eet school building, when the mothers of the band members entertained the Hostess to Club Mrs. John Butczek entertained members of the Women's Social Club at her home on Main street last night.

Those present were: Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. Frank Pleviak, Mrs. John Link, Mrs. Joe Rosmus, Mrs.

Stanley Soboleski, Mrs. William Mishaloski, Mrs. Bolek Winckoski, Mrs. Bolek Aglarski, Mrs. Clem Adamczyk, Mrs.

Andrew Yastemski. fathers. Group singing was enjoyed, with Miss Gladys Wenner leadine. A trio, composed of Bob Greenly, day afternoon were forced to play conducted in St. George Episcopal Church by the vicor, Rev.

H. R. Taxdal. Interment will be in Nanticoke Cemetery. Creamery League Nanticoke Creamery League games played last night at the Academy, suited in the following: Whipped Cream took three points from the Popsicles.

Bob Duncan, with 365, was high for the winners and A mas- ters with 362, led the Popsicles. Tonight, Burrow's Radio will play the Nanticoke Academy at 5:30. Score: WHIPPED CREAM an extra inning to aeciae a scoreless deadlock that resulted at the xlnca nf hp rptnilar came neriod. Foi Rent Apartment, all Improvement. Reasonable rental.

Apply Baioker's Kiddie Shop, 1,7.5 S. Market. Newport "scored in the extra frame wuenun oaer ana naroia uecK, accompanied by Paul Hutchings, sang several selections. Piano solos by Jean Houghton and vocal solos by Peter Jaffin furnished the entertainment. A question bee was then held with Edwin Hoffman and Gladys Wenner the prize winners.

to give them a l-o win. A large attendance witnessed the contest at Wieneck Park as Frank 'Riiflra Inral hnrler. nitched throueh- B. Junfcan 162 94 108 Plains 61 Miner Street Stanley J. Petroskl Phone 2-7977 111 144 98 93 Ef Morgan 97 B.

Medalis 110 ti Pershinski 121 365 352 301 332 278 Funeral Thursday Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Sponenberg will be held Thursday afternoon. The services will be at 2 and in charge of Rev. Mr. Alden.

Burial will be in Pine Grove 109 102 Commencement Exercises The annual commencement exercises of the eighth grade of Conyng-ham Township will be held in the Falcon's hall, May 26, at 7:30 p. m. Attorney Peter Turek, solicitor of the Conyngham Township school district, will deliver the commencement address. The commencement program follows Processional, graduates; song, America, audience; invocation, Rev. Zolcinski; song, class; address, Attorney Turek; song, class; presentation of handwriting awards, Prof.

N. W. Bloss; presentation of diplomas, Frank Capute; Star Spangled Banner, audience; benediction, Rev. Father Baloga; recessional, Jf. Turak 78 119 89 Anniversary Service Services will be conducted tonieht at 7:30 in Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in honor of the 5t0h anniversary of the edifice.

Rev. Jerome Leinbach, pastor, will preside. Tonight's service is planned to give an opportunity to local ministers, residents and members of Wyoming Classis of the church' to attend. Rev. John N.

Garner, pastor of Emmanuel Reformed Church. Hazleton, president of Wyoming Classis, will preach the sermon. Visiting ministers will extend greetings. Following the service an informal reception will be iield in the social rooms of the church Sunday morning at 10 will conclude the anniversary services. Director Scores Team 560 531 537 1628 POPSICLES A.

Koval 73 138 73 284 Marv 77 112 89 278 Hank 92 74 125 296 Bert 106 110 102 318 H. Masters 108 156 98 362 Team 456 590 487 1533 Present Two Operettas The Glee Club of the high school will present two operettas for the benefit of the X-ray fund for the hospital. The first, "Margie Goes Modern," is a comedy, while the sec-onod, "The Dizzy Baton, promises to be just as funny. There are 16 girls and four boys in the cast. A dance will be held in the gymnasium after the performance.

1 Mountain Top Florence Yourishen, Phone 388 Irt the sophomore finals, Gronka's Gassers nosed out Willis' Aphids, 3 to 2. Marcel Mundry pitched good ball for the winners and William Michaels drove in the winning run in the fifth frame. St Francis' Party Weekly party of St. Francis' Church will be held tomorrow night in the parish hall on East Green Ladies' Aid of Shavertown M. E.

Church will serve a penny supper in the church dining room this evening starting at 5:30. Brownie Training will be given at the Brownie Room in Shavertown school house tomorrow afternoon at 2. Mrs. E. K.

Conrad, Girl Scout executive, will preside. Mother and Daughter Tea The Missionary Societies of the Trucksville Methodist Church held a mother and daughter tea at the church on Monday evening. Mrs. Ethel Olver and Mrs. 41.

D. Turn poured. A reading, "My Mother," was given by Miss Betty Palmer; contralto solo by Mrs. Ray Brom-field, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Payne; reading, Mrs.

Herbert Williams. "Path of Life." The speaker was Rev. Russell May, pastor of the Shavertown Methodist Church. His subject was. "Mother India." Flowers were presented to the oldest mother present, Mrs.

John Edmunds; mother of the most daughters present, Mrs. Weidner; youngest mother present, Mrs. Sheldon Bennett. Those present: Mrs. W.

E. Bennett, Mrs. Joohn Edmunds, Mrs. H. M.

Savacool, Mrs. Nellie Reese, Mrs. Charles Hemmingway, Mrs. Franklin Hemmingway, Miss Lillian Bruce, Mrs. Robert Kulp, Misses Charlotte and Alice Kulp, Mrs.

John Weidner, Mrs. H. E. Owens, Mrs. Sheldon Jones, Mrs.

Thomas Payne. Mrs. Calvin Warner, Mrs. Fred Turner, Mrs. Ray Bromfield, Miss Marian Courtright, Miss Blanche Atherholt, Miss Bertha Sutliff, Mrs.

Jacob Har-. rison. Miss Loraine Harrison, Mrs. Harriet Weiss, Miss Dawn L. Weiss.

Mrs. Mabel Bachman, Misses Ethel and Alice Vivian, Mrs. Bruce Long, Mrs. W. McCarty, Miss Julia Mon-tanye, Miss Helen Montanye, Mrs.

A. L- Edwards, Mrs. Fred Parkin, Mrs. Ethel Barnes, Mrs. Ray Gregory, Mrs.

Henry Strauser, Miss Hazel Hughey, Mrs. Samuel Davis, Misses Alice and Barbara Davis, Mrs. Arch Woolbert Mrs. Albert "hompson, Mrs. Fred Haughwaut, Mrs.

H. D. Turn. Mrs. Ethel Olver, Mrs.

Cedric Griffith. Mrs. Ruth Turn Reynolds, Mrs- A- H. Jordan, Mrs. Mary Jepson.

Mrs. Herbert Williams. Mrs. Earl Xrtgojy- Loren Williams, Mrs. F- Haiins, Mrs.

Georgina Weidner, Mrs. Marion Brown, Miss Edith Weidner, Miss Sylvia Brown, Mrs. Herbert DeWitt, Marjorie DeWitt, Mrs. Harold Lady, Mrs. C.

F. Kresge, Mrs. Rnhort TnU. n. ti riJ out as against two pitchers for Shickshinny.

Scott scored the winning run on a hit by Chmieleski. Many Attend Rites For A. Yarashef ski Largely attended funeral services were held this morning for Alex Yarashefski, from the home, 60 Orchard street. Glen Lyon. A requiem high mass was read in St.

Adalbert's Church with Rev. J. J. Podkul officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery.

Members of the Paderewski Lodge of Glen Lyon acted as pallbearers. They were: Adam Hmielefski, John Rachunis, Ignatz Grochowski, Frank Galitski, Roman Kashikowski and Joseph Novak. Legion Meeting Concerns Party Meeting of the Newport Post 539, American Legion, scheduled to be held this evening at the Legion Home, Glen Lyon, will concern the anniversary party, to be held on Sunday, May 28.. Final arrangements for the party will be made and members of all committees are asked to report. Brief Notes Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Cippe. a daughter, at their home, Hill Street. Glen Lyon. Miss Najaka and Miss Louise Howell, both of Philadelphia, have returned there after spending the week-end at the Najaka residence, Glen Lyon.

Important meeting of Alden Wild- no(i! ail'le cnfthail team will he held Market to Open A lease was signed yesterday by the executors and trustees of the estate of Samantha Mills with the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company to use the property at 136-138 East Main street as a large market. The property will be enlarged. Trustees of the Mills estate are Rev. Joseph G. Kane, pastor of First Presbyterian Church; Thomas H.

Atherton, Jr. and Mayor Charles N. Loveland of Wilkes-Barre. Executors are Miners National and Second National Banks of Women To Meet A meeting of the Republican women of Columbia County will be held at Hotel Berwick May 25 at 7:30. Mrs.

W. C. Hensyl, vice chairman for the county, will have charge and Mrs. Harry Cole, Bloomsburg, will be the speaker. Church Notes Presbyterian Church Rev.

Younger has accepted the call to Mountain Top Presbyterian Church. Thursday evening there will be a prayer meeting and choir rehearsal. M. E. Church Prayer meeting and choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7:30.

St. Catherine's Mass Friday morning at 8 o'clock. May devotions in evening at 7:45. Choir rehearsal after services. Brief News Mrs.

Felix Kaminski, 20 East Field street, is a patient at Nanticoke State Hospital where she underwent an operation. Miss Mary Galodich, Cleveland, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Vida, West Green street, and will later visit the New York World's Fair. Meetine of Wnmpn's Vimt vA- Jr.

Handball League Junior Handball League will open its '39 season tonight with the following schedule of games: Luzenski's Grocers vs. Wood's' Smoke Shop, Armory diamond; Al's Photo vs. Mozart Cigar Store, Black diamond; Liberty Smoke Shop vs. Junior Reds, Cemetery diamond. A meeting of the league will be held tonight at 8 at usual place.

All scores are to be handed in as well as franchise money. Any other team wishing to join loop is asked to be present. Friday's schedule: Mozart Smoke Shop vs. Luzenski's Grocers, Black diamond: Junior Reds vs. Al's Photo, Kelly's field; Wood's Smoke Shop vs.

Liberty Smoke Shop, Lincoln field. Dallas Louise Hlslop, Dallas 159 erated Democratic Club will be held Miner Injured Alex Deminovich, 45. 124 Center street Hanover section, miner, Truesdale Colliery, Glen Alden Coal Company, suffered scalp lacerations yesterday at work when struck by a piece of coal. He was taken to State Hospital for treatment. tomorrow nignt at 7:30 at home of Mrs.

Mamie Furmans' 102 Orchard street? Mrs. Stanley Helmecki, 175 West Ridee street, is a natipnt at Nmii. Excavating Firms School Director John Shivell at last night's special meeting censured all coal stripping operators who have left mounds of dirt and gaping holes near the Plains high school athletic stadium. Director Shivell pointed out that these companies do not pay any taxes towards the township and leave destruction and possible tragedy in their wake. "We are not going to have a tragedy similar to the one in Wilkes-Barre township where a bus laden with school children met tragedy as a result ef a hole filled with stagnant water.

The stripping operators at work near the Memorial high school athletic field are piling the premises with dirt that look like little mountains and water seeps into the holes that have been excavated leaving tne township with a health menace on their hands. "We will ask our solicitor, A. J. Zawoiski, to contact the township commissioners to investigate this matter in view of the fact that thousands of people come to the athletic stadium yearly, and in order to avert tragedy, something must be done about this." As a result, Solicitor Zawoiski was given authorization to immediately contact the board of commissioners to work in unison with the school board to have the operators level off any excavating done in the township. The board held a discussion on the bids submitted for furniture to the new Plainsville school building, a six-room grade school being erected as a WPA project.

Further contacts must be- made with the PWA department at Harrisburg before final action can be taken. All school directors were present at last night's meeting. School Examinations Supervising Principal M. V. Hughes announces that high school examinations will be on May 31, June 1 and 2.

The township school picnic is on June 13, Flag Day is on the 14th and commencement exercises will be held in the evening on June 15. Chased Off School Grounds Patrolmen James Gustave and Anthony Vestyck were busy last night chasing loiterers off the Maf-fett street and Port Bowkley school building grounds as a result of many Variety Shower Mrs. Ralph Bruckel entertained at her home in honor of Miss Ellanor Machelle, bride-elect, at a variety shower. Mrs. Sara Senego Sanford sang and Mrs.

Herbert Williams gave readings. Guests were: Mrs. A. G. Morrish, Mrs.

B. S. Daddow, Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Mrs. Harry Harter, Mrs.

Herbert Williams, Mrs. Allan Sanford, Mrs. Herbert Hill, Mrs. Arthur Atherton, Mrs. Lillian Mc-Donnel.

Mrs. Georiie McCord. Mrs. coke State Hospital. Progressive Club, St.

Mary's Church, will hold their annual picnic at Lee Mine Grove On Memorial Dav. II II Mil ll 1DV Palmist- III MM Mill WbHIlIt Adviser ffumrantfte ancoess where Mrs. Beckley Elected Mrs, William Beckley was elected president of the Woman's. Club at Hotel Sterling Monday night, and not Mrs. William Buckley, as announced in this department last night.

The Belmont Seven will run a series of dances at Lee Mine Grove, Alden, Wednesday and Saturday nights. tonight at home of Doris Herring, East Kirmar Avenue, Alden. othar palmists fail I five neTer-fftiltnf advice upon all matters of life, Mich as Ion, courtship, mar-ms, divorce, businoss, law aits, speculation and transaction of all kinds. HEADINGS. tOe tocatad i Trailer at end of Bridie ia W.

Nanticoke. Honrs: m. to 10 p. m. Opoa Daily and Sunday mmm Watoh (or Sifn Bertha Trethaway, Mrs.

J. L.i -T- CJBH MRS. F. X. WILLIAMS viiia.

naruiu Snapelle, Mrs. Charles A. Perkins, Tor Your Beit HAIRCUT Come To STEVE'S BARBER SHOP BA8T MAIN STREET Ladlea and, Children'! Haircnttlng a Specialty varies u. Laura Mrs. Hflt-rv Oiuani I The family of the late MBS.

EMILY BSOWX dtilrai to thank those who ilated them In their recent bereavement, alio thou who ant floweri and donated the ma of their automobiles. Brief Notes The senior class of Fairview High School will hold its class night exercises on Friday evening, beginning at 7:45. Ethel Mae Frey has opened a beauty parlor on Woodlawn' avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

C. D.j French and daughter Angie visited relatives at Tunkhannock on Saturday. Austin Sack visited relatives in East Mauch Chunk on Saturday. Mrs. Walter Schmink, of Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.

H. C. Wright, Mrs. C. D.

French spent Friday at Hazleton Hospital. Miss Ina L. Elasser, of Hazleton State Hospital, spent Sunday with Ethel French. 1 Cletus Dechm, Bernard Mildred Schass, of East Mauch Chunk, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Sock on Sunday. Abe Andes, C. D. French and daughter Angie, Mrs. H.

C. Wright and daughters Dolores and Jayne, spent Sunday with H. C. Wright who is recovering from an operation in Hazleton State Hospital. Mary and Betty1 Gasper spent a few days at Rockwood, where they visited their brother.

Jack, who is stationed at that place in CCCamp. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Baron, May 20, a Betty Ann. Mr.

and Mrs. Burton Kneal celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary on Saturday with a dinner served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shafer, children June and Gordon, Mary, Irene, Burton, Mr. and Mrs.

Kneal. Ruth Yeager is a patient in Nanticoke State Hospital, where she was operated on for appendicitis. Mrs. Edward Koons and sort Ralph, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Koons, left Thursday for San Diego, Calif, Pritchard. Mrs. Harold Croom, Misses Hn7l yim Roushey, Misses fane Post, Josephine Nichols, Ruth Hawkins, Lillian Rein- 21! Henn'n.

Frances Shapelle, Marian Jones. Gregory, Mrs. James Oliver, Mrs. Lee Gregg, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs.

M. jf. Brown, Mrs. Sterling Machell, Mrs. Delia Dohl, Miss Ellanor Machell, Mrs.

Ralph Brichel. Notes Mrs. Peynton B. Lee spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Gross of Peckville. Arthur Hicks of Kingston spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs.

Harvey McCarty will entertain members of the Entre Vous card clifb at her home on Thursday evening. Chair rehearsal will be held Thursday evening in the M. E. i NOW FOR MEMORIAL Week-End Guests Mr. and Mrs Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. John Go-molka, 71 Ridge street, Glen Lyop, a son. Mother is the former Miss Helen Chipila of Dupont. Condors Announce Season Games Glen Lyon Condors, now of the N. E.

P. League, today announced a schedule of games. In entering into, the new league, the Condors will be forced to do more thaveling since most of the teams are from Lackawanna County. Remaining schedule for the first half: Carbondale at Glen Lyon, May 28; Condors at Pittston, June Olyphant at Glen Lyonn, June 11; Peckville at Glen Lyon, June 18. Gyen Lyon Will have three missed games to make up in the first half.

Second half: June 25, Condors at Eynon; July 2, Condors at Carbon-dale; July 9, at Glen Lyon; July 16, Condors at Olyphant; July 23. Condors at Peckville: July 30, DAY Son William nf Main ot.AAv rr yille, were week-end guests of the jo nci parents, mr. ana Mrs. Samue Pennock, of FOR RENT Famished and Unfurnished, Low as $20 A Month. Electric refrigerator, janitor and Incinerator service.

Challenger Apis. Call 1932-R or 180-J SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY! MAY'S BEAUTY SALON 142 East Main Street Reg 6.5Q Wave, now 5.00 Reg. S.50 Wave, now 2.50 Reg. 2.50 Wave, now 1.50 'Ww loii ij- SHAVER THEATRE WEDNESDAY AND THtJHSDAT "Imitation Life" Olandttt Colbert, Warran 'William Cartoon Sponsored br Girl Boont CommltUs i4 9 M. HIMMLER THEATRE DALLAS To4aj and Thursday Husband Friend" With Loretta Young St Warner Baxter I Stoon Comedy Foi Kwi JOS.

L. GRABOWSKI 193 Will Church Btroat Nanticoke, ra, complaints received from residents living in that vicinity that these grounds are being used for night i Eynon at Glen Lyon; August 6, Car- playing, loitering and spooning..