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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 26, 1946. 24 Rent Refused Says Tenant In connection with the report in local papers on the suit of Michael Dubrawski of this city to regain possession of a storeroom at 574 Alter street from a tenant, Paul Paternoster, also of this city, Paternoster today denied the statement in court that he failed to pay rent since September, 1945. He said he has regularly offered the rent to Dubrawski, but it was fused and produced checks to back up his declaration. A writ of certiorari issued by Justice of the Peace John Nenstiel of West Hazleton was nullified in a decision for the Luzerne County court en bane handed down by Judge J. Harold Flannery, Atty.

Rocco Falvello represented the defendant and Atty. Adrian Jones the plaintiff. The names of the justice involved and the attorneys on both sides had not been mentioned in the story. Mr. Paternoster said he wanted this information given for the benefit of the public.

So far as he is concerned, he announced, he is willing to stand on his defense and meanwhile continues to occupy the quarters of which the landlord seeks possession, Holds Shower For Verna Walker At The Stines A dinner-shower was held a The Stines, last night for Miss Verna, Walker, Nicholas daughter Walker, of Mr. 690 Hayes street, who will wed Frank Chirico, of Alter street, May 4. The bride-to-be was the recipient of beautiful gifts, and refreshments were enjoyed. Attending were: Mrs. Mildred Durse, Mrs.

Ann Dolan, Mary Capparell, Verna Mondell, Rosella Castrina and the guest of honor, Verna Walker. Former Boxer Here Rocco "Kid" Garramone, a former Hazleton fighter, now ed at Baltimore, is on vacation. His son Chick, who is in the armed forces, was a star football player at Hazleton High School. Today's Temperature The temperature this morning at 7 o'clock degrees. here, At noon it was 50.

Yesterday's high was 61 at 4 p. m. To Attend Convention Chauncey E. Davis and Harold W. Bell, officials of the YMCA will the local organization State YMCA convenrepresent, tion to be held at Harrisburg on May 6.

Dr. Norman Peale, of the Marble Collegiate church, N. will be the speaker. Velcko Funeral On Sunday The funeral of Andrew Hanza Velcko, who died Thursday at the Hazleton State Hospital, will be held Sunday at 1:30 p. m.

from the family home, 923 North Church street. Services will be in St. John's G. C. church at 2 and interment will be in St.

John's G. C. cemetery. Today's Funerals Mrs. Frances (Dusheck) Szydlo, of 151 West Keifer avenue, Hazleton Heights, buried this morning from her home.

A requiem high mass celebrated in the Transfiguration church, West Hazleton, by Rev. Stanlislaus G. Wolf. Rev. Edward Zablocki gave the blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery.

Pallbearers were: John Novak, Michael Tandratowiez, Joseph Koziol, Stanley Dluzniewoski, Stanley Bogaczyk and Joseph Yahera. The funeral of Mrs. Anna C. Michael, of this city, was held this afternoon from the Bachman Bros. funeral home.

Rev. R. 0. Chatlos, pastor of the St. Paul's Reformed church, West Hazleton, was in charge of services.

Interment was in the Mt. View cemetery. Pallbearers, were: Charles, Joseph Harris, John Stumpf and Conrad and Alphonse Renaud. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Waskovich was held this morning at 9 o'clock from the family home, 24 West Oakdale.

Requiem high mass was celebrated in St. Michael's G. C. church, MeAdoo, at 9:30 a. m.

by Rev. Nicholas Elko. Interment was in St. Michael's G. C.

cemetery, McAdoo. Rev. Elko gave the blessing the grave. The pallbearers were: Floyd Gorski, John Riba, Nicholas Stanziola, Joseph Donaho, Teddy Gasavage and Jack O'Donnell. Classified Ads Bring Results DEATHS Simon Zuilick Simon Zullick, 81, of 300 East Elm street, died this morning at 10:50 after an illness of 16 weeks.

was a retired boilermaker of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. and was a member of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Veterans Association and Lafayette Council 59, Order of Independent Americans. Born in Hazleton, the son of George and Wilhelma Zullick, Mr. Zullick spent his entire life here. His wife, Elizabeth Heiser Zullick preceded him in death 14 years ago.

Surviving, are Harry the Hoppich, following of Harrisburg; Mrs. Albert Vogt, of Hazleton; Howard Zullick, Allentown; and Mrs. Helen Seeof this city. Nine grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held from the Grebey Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with services in charge of Rev.

William Y. Gebhard, pastor of Grace Reformed church. Interment will be in the Vine street cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening. Mrs.

Mabel Rinehimer Mrs. Mabel Rinehimer, 66, of Stairville, died night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Vanfossen. had been suffering from the effects of a hip fracture for the past four years but had been bedfast a Until her injury onlye weektive in affairs of the Stairville Methodist church, Ladies Aid of the congregation, the Rebekahs and the Daughters of America, held offices in the Rebekahs and D. of A.

and was a member of the Rebekah degree team. Surviving are the children: Clyde and Clayton, of Slocum; Mrs. Arthur Stair, of Kingston; Lawrence, of Hobbie; Carlton and Mrs. Carl Vanfossen, both of Stairville; Luther and Percy, of Nuangola, and Millard and Clifford, both of Dorrance. Also the following stepchildren: Boyd, of Nanticoke; Merritt, of Wilkes Robert Lee, Frankenfield, of of Slocum; New Oxford; Frank, of Stairville; John, of Nescopeck and Mrs.

Fred Yeager, of Slocum. Other survivors are a brother, Lawrence George, of Folstown. 47 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren survive. The funeral will be held from the Vanfossen home Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with services in charge of Dickerson, pastor of the Stairville Methodist church and interment in the Stairville cemetery. Friends may call Monday night from 7 to 9 o'clock.

John Berilla John Berilla, resident of Junedale for the st fifty years, died Wednesday evening, He was last employed at the Hazle Cleaners and was a member of Ss. Peter and Paul's G. C. Church, Beaver Meadows. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Bonin Funeral Home.

Requiem high mass in Ss. Peter and Paul's G. C. Church at 9 a. m.

Interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon and evening until 10 p. Daniel Moran Daniel Moran, of 18 Greenwood street, Tamaqua; died at 5:55 o'clock Thursday morning in the Coaldale State Hospital where he had been. a patient for the past week. had been ailing for the past year.

Mr. Moran was born in Silver Brook, and left the South Side to locate in Tamaqua 40 years ago. He was employed at the Tamaqua colliery of the Lehigh Navigation Coal Company. He was a member of St. Jerome's Church in Tamaqua, and of the Holy Name Society, of that parish.

He was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his wife, the Lena Krell, two sons, Wilformer, Moran, home; and John Moran, of 114 Schuylkill avenue, Tamaqua. A daughter, Mrs. Francis Walker, of Philadelphia. Five grandsons.

Three brothers: Alex SPECIALS AT DEITCH'S BAKERY 93 S. Laurel St. Ph. 2124 FOR TODAY Hot Pitz, Egg Bread, Twisted Crullers. FOR SATURDAY Poppy, Nut And Raisin Bread, Pineapple Layer Cakes, Jelly Rolls, Apple Turnovers.

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NORTH WYOMING STREET. BIG MEETING AT EAGLES CLUBHOUSE TONIGHT, FRIDAY AT 8 P.M. ATTEND! To Honor Team At Weatherly Birney Crum, coach of the Allentown High school basketball team, will be the main speaker at the banquet to be given the Weatherly High basketball squad, winners of the Mt. Interscholastic and District 11 Class titles this year, and their coach, Red Rothacker, Saturday evening, May 4, in the Schwab school gym hall. The banquet is being, sponsored by the Citizens' and the Weatherly Rotary Club, with E.

J. Penberthy as general chairman. Vic Diehm, of Hazleton, will be master of ceremonies. The program will be as follows: Singing, first verse "America" by assemblage, led by Tung-Sol Short Circuits. Invocation, Rev.

C. T. Moyer. Dinner, Music by Short Circuits. Chairman, E.

J. Penberthy, Master of ceremonies, Vie Diehm. Introduction of guests. Accordion selection, Theresa Cierlitsky. Address, Birney Crum.

Musical number, Mrs. G. L. Somers. Presentations, R.

V. Laudenslager. Benediction, Rev. J. S.

Smyth. Included among the guests will be the Hon. Judge James C. McCready, Burgess Emory Hensel, Paul Wenrich, coach at Manheim High School, Sid Benjamin, sports editor Hazleton Plain Speaker, M. V.

Coll, sports editor, Hazleton Standard-Sentinel; E. C. Welsh, correspondent, Hazleton StandardSentinel; R. V. Faust, Weatherly Herald; the coaches of the Bridgeport and Tremont basketball teams, Robert Achey and William C.

Achey, coach and assistant, of the Weatherly J. V. team, C. H. White, of the Board of Education.

The special guests will be playens of the Weatherly varsity, their coach, Red Rothacker, and the cheerleaders, Moran, of Market street, Tamaqua; John Moran, of Seek, William Moran, of West Broad street, Tamaqua. Four sisters also survive: Anna Moran, Miss Agnes Moran, both of Tamaqua; Miss Mary Moran, of Beaver Meadows, and Mrs. William Thomas of North Tamaqua MeAdoo. The funeral will be held from his late home on Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Solemn high mass of requiem at 9:30 in St.

Jerome's Church. Interment will be made in the parish cemetery, Tamaqua. Classified Ads Bring Results WEDDINGS Frey-Porter Miss Catherine Mae Porter, daughter and Mrs. Arlie Porter of Weatherly, R. 2, and Donald R.

Frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Frey of Weatherly, were married Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Centenary Methodist church of Weatherly, by Rev. Francis J. Geiger, pastor.

The bridesmaid was Miss Doris Frey, sister of the bridegroom, and the bestman was Edward Porter, brother of the bride. The ushers were Ray and Paul Porter, brothers of the Miss Ruth organist, bridicimbach, presided at the console during the ceremony and Miss Jean Faust sang Mr. and Mrs. Frey are on a wedding trip to Washington, D. C.

Evans-Lucas Clifford Evans, son of Giles Evans of Weatherly, and Miss Helen Lucas, of White Haven, were married Saturday, April 20th, at White Haven, by Rev. Burnett. The bridegroom was recently discharged from the U. S. Navy.

The couple will reside in White Haven. Plaque For Soldier Dead A bronze plaque to contain names of all deceased World War servicemen of Lansford will be purchased by the school board and placed at the main entrance of the high school building. Mr. And Mrs. Boyle Married 53 Years Yesterday was the 53rd wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew J. Boyle, of 699 North Vine street, this city. Mrs. Boyle is the former Catherine Clark, of Stockton.

Mr. Boyle served as lieutenant with the city police department for a number of years, was formerly constable of the Twelfth Ward and was prominent in political circles. The couple was married in St. Gabriel's church by the Rev. M.

V. Moylan. Fixing Up Park Workmen have been engaged at Eurana Park, Weatherly, making numerous repairs. Park equipment is being painted, cement work along the park lake being repaired and other work is under way to put the grounds in shape for the opening during the latter part of May. Postpone Entertainment The George I.

Ash Bible Class, of the Diamond Methodist Sunday School, has postponed indefinitely the "Breakfast in Hollywood" entertainment it was sponsoring at the church this evening. NOTICE The General Mine Committee of the Upper End of District No. 7, U. M. W.

of will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the Mine Workers' Headquarters, 244 West Broad street. (Signed) Mart. F. Brennan, President, David J. Stevens, Announcing The Re-Opening of MARGIE'S BEAUTY SALON Saturday, April 27 Located 522 South Poplar Street.

Hazleton Heights. Phone 2081. Open 9 to 8. With or Without Appointment. TONIGHT AT 8:30 At The HARRY F.

GREBEY MEMORIAL SCHOOL The Most Precious Blood Parochial School Department of Music Proudly Presents Its FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT Given By THE SYMPHONIC BAND AND CHORUS Rev. Joseph Ferraro, Director. Robert F. Molino, Piano Soloist. Prof.

John Stanziola, Accompanist. Admission Adults 74c, Students 50c, Tax Included. News In Brief Cleveland: Further government action appears only possibility for halting nationwide rail strike May 18. New York: Soviet Russia headed for defeat on Spanish issue in United Nations Security Council. Paris: Russia agrees to let France sit in on Balkan treaty discussions, giving rise to optimism at foreign ministers' parley.

Washington: Administration pins must tag on Anglo-American oil agreement ratification as first move in drive to keep petroleum out of diplomatic issues. Washington: Repercussions seen likely from brusque State Department treatment of Far Eastern Commission on Japanese food issue. Washington: Capitol Hill boom under way for Patterson appointment as chief justice. Atlantic City: CIO southern organizing campaign to be longrange movement lasting at least a year. Vancouver, B.

Oriental curse and vanished necklaces of jade heightens mystery in case of French banker Henri Bar. New York: Newhouser, Greenberg up to old tricks; lift Tigers to undisputed lead in American League. Approve Scranton Loan A $775,000 bond issue for the Scranton School District to pay current expenses and debt services was approved today by the Department of Internal Affairs, Taking Out Timber Ralph Eroh and force of men continue timbering on the Dietrich property in Packer township, where a considerable amount of timber is being taken out. Will Be Guest Preacher Rev. Francis J.

Heckman, of Christ Reformed church ot MeAdoo, will be the guest acher at St. Paul's Methodist morning services Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Andrew L. Bixler, is attending the annual meeting of the Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference at Altoona.

Thomas L. Hinkle, superintendent of city schools, 15 attending as the lay delegate of the congregation. Merchandise Party Saturday Afternoon For D. A. V.

Building Fund 33-35 East Broad St. SAMMY'S "The Best In Poultry" Stewing CHICKENS 36clb. 3 to 4 lb. Average. Tender Spring Roasting CHICKENS 42c lb.

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Chapel St. (Between S. Church And S. Vine Sts.) PLEASE NOTE! For Prompt Service Call 3916 or 3445 AAK Hazleton Community Concert Association Subscription For 1946-47 Seasen CLOSE SATURDAY There will be no other opportunity for residents to gain admission to the concerts. Join Now! Headquarters At Landaus FRIDAY SATURDAY NOON TO 5 P.

M. Full Membership $6.00 Students $2.40 PPL Co. Commended By U. S. Treasury The Pennsylvania Power Light Company, through Gene Reiley, Pennsylvania Director of Payroll Savings, received the official certificate of the U.

S. Treasury company for Department its cooperation commending in the national Payroll Savings Plan established during the war to Savings promote the purchase of U. S. Ponds. Mr.

Reiley stated Pennsylvania Power Light Company had earned the gratitude of the United States Government for "a job well done that the company and its employees "are hereby officially commended by the United States Treasury for the operation and support of the Payroll Savings Plan." Pennsylvania Power Light adopted the Payroll SavCompany, for its employees early in 1942 and as a result has issued more than million worth of Series bonds since that time. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hauze, of Sybertsville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mildred Hauze, to Gordon Ervin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Ervin, of Rock Glen. Miss Hauze is a graduate of the West Hazleton High School, is an employee of the Valley Garment of Sybertsville. Mr. Ervin is a graduate of the Rock Glen High School, and recently returned from overseas duty. Vacation At Newark Mrs.

Emma Hebel, of 22 South Wyoming street, is spending a vacation at Newark, N. J. Under Observation Under Observation Anthony Rentz, of 609 Carson street, street foreman, is a patient at the State Hospital under observation. Years ago Mr. Rentz was a well known baseball player.

Treasury Balance Washington, April 26. (P) -The position of the treasury April 24: Receipts $55,325,899.24. Expenditures $80,603,105.00. Balance $21,190,042,609.99. RECORDS Popular Cowboy Polka SCHWARTZ MUSIC STORE INSTRUMENT REPAIR SHOP 80 North Wyoming Street Hazleton.

NOTICE Members of Hazleton Aerie F.0.E. 193 There will be a nomination of officers at the club for the ensuing year on Tuesday, April 30th, at 8 P. M. Kindly Attend. W.

O. Schlenker, Sec. Modern And Old Time DANCING TONIGHT Evergreen Park St. Johns HARAKAL'S ORCH. Varner, Prompter.

Special Tonite DONAR'S Cafe. 239 E. Chestnut St. Deviled Crab Steamed Clams Lobster Tail Hot Pitz Beers Wines Liquors Phone 9104. Brother Shot While On Duty Mrs.

Sidney H. Benjamin, of this city, received word today that her brother, Petty Officer First Class Fred Fleshman, of Palmyra, is in serious condition in a hospital in Germany after being shot A telegram from the Navy Dethrough the chest. to Mrs. C. W.

Fleshman partment of Palmyra, mother of the injured sailor, revealed that Fleshman was shot while serving with a navy detail operating against the black market. Germany, No further de details were provided. Fleshman was at Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, when the Japs attacked and served a number of months in the Pacific without injury. He re-enlisted in the navy last fall and volunteered for the detail slated for the duty in Germany. Bowlers Meet Tonight A meeting of the Women's Major Bowling League will take place tonight at 8 o'clock at St.

John's alleys, Hazleton. Prizes earned by the bowlers will be awarded. Honorably Discharged The following soldiers have been honorably discharged from the service at Fort Dix, N. Pfc. Dominic F.

Leperi, of 537 Garfield street, Hazleton; Pvt. Joseph G. Pollack, of 116 North Cleveland street, McAdoo; T5 Arthur R. Schell, of 940 Washington street, Freeland; John J. Kakalecik, of 174 Fourth street, Oneida; Sgt.

LeRoy W. Carter, of 416 Towanda street, White Haven. TONIGHT And Every Friday Night PITZA at FRANK LUCIA'S South Vine Walnut Sts. A Congenial Spot you'll like a lot. TODAY'S MENU Whole Live Broiled Maine Lobster Served With Drawn Butter OYSTERS SHRIMP Deviled Crabs Clams Fried Fillet of Haddock Broiled Fresh Mackerel With Lemon And Butter Sandwiches Platters Cortez RESTAURANT 65-67 N.

Wyoming St. Coffee Tea Milk Beer Wine or Liquor Bring The Family Expect 110 To Attend The Mayflower Bane ter, ning at O.E.S., will Mayflower this Chas of 6:15 when the Hotel end guests be approximately Richards, of be Mrs. Speakers will Lansford, a past Ada 1 of Freeland, distriet. Hilda matron. Mrs.

deputy grad man and Mrs. Sherry Helena is chains Raymond chairman. Hill National--Cincinnati at Chine SPECIAL NOTICE Mahanoy City Hazleton bus will operate on Day. light Saving Time. tive April 28, 1946.

Billig Bus Line, Inc. MERCHANDISE PARTY TONIGHT FOR D. A. V. BUILDING FUND 33-35 East Broad St.

MUSIC SALLY'S CAFE 28 So. Wyoming St. BATTLEY'S SWING KINGS DANCE TONIGHT Letchko's Your Tavern In The Town Vic's Rhythmaires 485 W. Broad St. Ph.

9109 Italian Foods A Specialty At Lamana's Tavern 21st And N. Locust Sts. Phone 9165. DANCING To The Music Of Lamana's Trio NOTICE The Victory Club Will Not Conduct A Dance This Saturday, April 27 At Holy Trinity Hall. Watch Your Papers For Starting Date And New Location.

THANK YOU VICTORY CLUB COMMITTEE Andrew Tarapchak, President. Lakeside Ballroom -Gala Opening Saturday, April 27 9 'TIL 1-ADMISSION $1.00 Bobby Byrne His Trombone and His Orchestra -WithPeggy and Bob BOBBY BYRNE LOOK! EXTRA! LOOK! SPECIAL BUS- -RETURN TRIP 50 Leaves Beaver Meadows Leader Store MeAdoo: and Blaine Streets. Tamaqua -TUNE IN WAZL DAILY-.