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TELEPHONE To YOUR 3-4141 WANT ADS TIMES-LEADER, WILKES-BARRE, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1936 OFFICE OFFICE 5 West NANTICOKE KE AND VICINITY PHONE Main NA BELL 1038 Street Representatives- WILLIAM A. WASK0-Residence Phone, 1414-J-FRANK PUFFEN- -Residence Phone 2182 MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION JOSEPH LUDORF PASSES AWAY AT AGE OF 70 One of Nanticoke's best gnown and highly esteemed Polish residents, Joseph Ludorf, aged 70, died this morning at 7:20 at the family residence, 66 West Field street, following a lingering illness of complications. Deceased was born and reared in Poland, residing in Nanticoke for the past 45 years. For many years, he was active in fraternal and political affairs of the city. He was president of the Sons of Poland, which he organized 31 years ago, serving as its president since its inception.

He was also affiliated with the Z. N. 1 P. group No. 978, which "he assisted in organizing and the Polish Political and Sick Beneficial Lodge of which also organized.

was also a member of St. Mary's its societies. He was Churchcane in the affairs of the churchorked for a number of years about the mines, retiring ten years ago. He enjoyed the acquaintance of a wide circle of friends, all who will be sorry to learn of his demise. Surviving are his wife, Francis and these children: Mrs.

Amelia Wilezewski, Nanticoke: Stanley, Nanticoke: Zigmund. Forty Fort; Benjamin at home, and Mrs. Ignatius Stefaniak, Nanticoke; also a brother. Leon' in Poland, and 15 st The grandchildren. funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 from the bereaved home at 66 West Field street, with a requiem high mass in St.

Mary's Church and burial in the church cemetery. Buy Your Flowers Where They Grow at GEO. W. WEAVER SONS Brief Mention Luzerne County Unemployed League, Branch 50, meets at 7 tonight in Guffrovitch's Hall. meets tonight at 7 in Stasonte Hall.

Nanticoke Lodge, Fellows. All WPA timekeepers who took American Red Cross first aid course under Joseph Dugan will meet Wednesday night at 7 at Mowery Hose House. Mrs. Salo Friedewald, Scranton, will read "The Old Maid." by Zoe Akin, a Pulitzer prize winner, tonight at 8 in First M. E.

Church parlors. Ladies' Aid of St. John's German Lutheran Church will sponsor a radio broadcast in conjunction with their annual Fastnache Social tonight at 8 in church parlors. Cardinals A. C.

meets a at 7:30 in their rooms. son was to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Krzynewski, 144 East Grand street, in Nanticoke State Hospital yesterday afternoon. Camp 154, P.

O. of meets tonight in Jr. O. U. A.

M. Hall, West Nanticoke. Minstrel Rehearsal will be held tonight at 7:30 at West Nanticoke M. E. Church Hall.

A skit, "St. George's Baby Show," will be presented tonight at 8 by Senior Choir in parish rooms of St. George's Episcopal Church, East Main street. Miss Olga E. Shisler, 181 West Green street, is a patient in Nanticoke State Hospital.

Returns To California Mrs Charles Pierce Morse, the former Rth Rosser, city, left yesterday for her home at Palo Alto, California, Mrs. Morse was summoned East several weeks ago on account of illness of her father, C. C. Rosser, well known lumber man, who is a patient Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs.

Morse spent several days at her home here. Final Showing Tonight JOAN BLONDELL HUGH HERBERT ALLAN JENKINS GLENDA FARRELL -inMISS PACIFIC FLEET Tomorrow and Thursday "Escapes From Devil's Island" FAMILY TODAY-LAST TIME Irene Ware and Russell Hopton of the Crowd" Final Showing Today Continuous Daily Errol -Olivia De Havilland Guy Kibbee-Ross Alexander -inCAPTAIN BLOOD Tomorrow and Thursday "If You Could Only -withJean Arthur and Herbert Marshall OPEN FOR BUSINESS TONITE THE BRASS RAIL 15 West Ridge St. Luzerne County's Most Beautiful Dance Floor BENICK'S ORCHESTRA February Bride -Pawlowski. MRS. PETER LAZAS, who before her marriage, yesterday at 7:30 Francis' Church, was Miss Mildred Cardone, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. Cardone, this city. The ceremony was performed Rev. J.

J. O'Donnell, rector, who at the same time officiated at a the golden jubilee mass Sister Mary Aloysius of the Mercy Order, Mother Superior at St. Francis' co Convent. Birth Announcement Born to Mr. and Mrs.

William Sessler, 40 West Washington street, February 21, a daughter. Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sutrynowicz recently observed their silver wedding anniversary being tendered a reception at home of their daughter, 233 West Ridge street. Music dancing was furnished by Henry Shemanski and Walter Kasmala.

Present: Mr. Alexander Kablonski, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jablonski, Mr. and Mrs.

Barney Jablonski, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kokenda, Mr. and Mrs. John Golembeski.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony She manski, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wojciechowski, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Wojiechowski. Thomas Wojciechowski, Stanley Wojciechowski, John Wojciechowski, Edward Malkowski Clem Consor, Adam Philipyak, Miss Helen Carpovich. Miss Helen Mack, Miss Loretta Shemanski. Miss Carlone Serankowski, Miss Leokadia Wojciechowski, Walter Wojciechowski, John Marcinavage.

Presbyterian Notes Activities this week at First Presbyterian Church: Wednesday--School of Missions for children of Junior Christian Endeavor age at 4:30 p. m. Thursday--Adult School of Missions at 7:30. The play to be given by Westminster Guild has been postponed. Ladies' Auxiliary will conduct a bake sale Saturday.

Orders for baked goods may be given any member. Degree Team Called Members of First Degree Team of Nanticoke Lodge, Odd Fellows, are asked to meet in Masonic Hall, East Main street, tonight to confer the degree on a class of candidates from Mountain Top. Class Entertained Miss Elizabeth Davis, Hanover, recently entertained Mrs. Lewis B. Lewis' Sunday School class at her home.

Miss Ruth Genung sang. Refreshments were served and table decorations were appropriate with George Washington's birthday. Present: Mrs. L. B.

Lewis, Mrs. A. Hontz, Mrs. R. Williams, Mrs.

R. H. Jones. Miss Annetta Smith, Miss Rae Pratt, Miss Flossie Whittock. Miss Elizabeth Davis.

Miss Ruth Gething. Miss Ruth Morgan, Mrs. Ellsworth. Miss Catherine Hopkins, Miss Edith Morgan. Mrs.

D. Williams, Miss Rae Gething. Tendered Farewell Miss Gladys Brook was tendered farewell party by members of her Sundav School class at home of Miss Phyllis Gay. Piano selections were given by Dorothy Price and Frances Timpinski. Present: Frances Timpinski.

Dorothy Price. Elizabeth Jones. Evelyn Hunter. Rena Reinhard. Nancy Young.

Jones. Gladys Brook. Mildred Jones. Irene Levandowski. Beatrice Donahue, Ethel Owens and Phyllis.

Miss Brooks with her mother will leave in the near fture for England. Stella Romanowski's Beauty Parlors. 1 Lower Broadway. is featuring the Caracul all -ringlet eroquignole permanent wave. This is the only shop in the locality featuring this newest thing in hairdress.

Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's German Lutheran Church met recently at the home of Mrs. Rose Kemrite. Present: Mesdames Theodore Rehkopf, Sophia Devens, Rose Boltz. Louise Pioch.

Henry Becker. Joseph Maza, Otto Hoffman. Harry Reisch. Charles Lewis. Shaffer.

Mary Kaminski. Verna Boltz, Ann Yaeckel, Dorothy Turner, Edith Genung. Edith Dudeck. Ann Boltz. Rose Kemrite, Fred Kemrite and Miss Edith Yaeckel.

TONITE AT I GARLINSKI'S Flatiron 303 W. Main Street Doughnut Party Special Lunch 'Music for Dancing In Our Wine Cellar Amateurs Fight Here On Friday Semi-finals of Holy Trinity A. A. amateur boxing tournament will be staged Friday night at Falcon's hall, East Church street. Stanley Kolakoski and Emil (Happy) Sergott, chairmen, are making every attempt to rejuvinate interest in the boxing game here.

Their first efforts a. week ago Friday night they staged their preliminaries proved a success when 600 fans were attracted. Winners of last fights will be matched by Deputy. Commissioner James Henihan, will make an effort to match Nanticoke boys with others from all parts of the valley. Additional seating space has been provided for these fights.

The first bout will get underway at 8:30. State Theatre Rafael Sabatini's immortal tale of piracy on the high seas. "Cantain Blood" is now acknowledged to have taken its place among the classic stories adventure written in the last century. Its thrilling action and absorbing romance are known to all readers whose hearts respond to the call of adventure and the lure of excitement. Now "Captain Blood" with all its colors.

its vividness and its thrills 'intact has been made into a talking nicture by Cosmonolitan Productions and this film masterpiece thoroughly delighted record breaking audiences at the State theatre where it had its local premiere yesterday. a8 a First National release. And what a picture. this the immensity of its stark drama, its tremendous sets. its bizarre and picturesque banckground.

its thrill. ing action and its marvelous characterizations, "Cantain Blood" stands out as one of the great film masterpieces. Pi Beta Gamma Club eiThe Pi Hall Beta Gamma night to Club discuss at, plans for a bridge to be held in the near future. Surprise Party A number of friends recently tendered Miss Helen Dremalski. citv.

a surprise partv in honor of her birthday anniversary. Games. music and other pastimes were enjoyed. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. Luncheon was served to: Misses Trene Krzvwicki.

Miners Mills: Irene Michials, Hedwig Wowaleski, Wilkes- Barre: Blanche Stobodzian, Marcella Wizowski. Theresa Anonick. Marcella and' Helen Dremolski. Nanticoke: Walter Roberts. Kingston: Daniel Roberts, Plvmouth: Charles Gallagher.

James Lenahan. Sugar Notch: Edward Tomko. Henry Pluto, Anthony Dremalski, Nanticoke. Have Broadcast. German Lutheran Church will snonsor a radio broadcast in connection with their annual "Fastnacht" social to be held in church parlors at 8.

Rex Theatre "Miss Pacific Fleet" arrived Rex theatre vesterday. where the Warner Bros. picture was shown for the first time locallv. and brought with her the biggest cargo laughs heard here in many a long day. A quartette of the screen's best fun makers, made un of two blonde menaces, Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell.

and Hugh Herbert 0n1 Allen Jenkins, headed the cast with Joan and Glenda again teamed as a pair of wise-cracking gold diggers. They play the parts of two chorus girls, stranded on the Pacific Coast. and running a concession in amusement park at a naval base in the hope of getting enough money to pay their way back to New York and jobs, Family Theatre Because he was given the wrong script for his screen test. Bradley Page became a heavy instead of a leading man. Page is featured in "Cheers of the Crowd." currently screening at the Family theatre.

Issue Challenge The Hanover Meteors challenge the following teams for games to he played on either floor: Reds Reserves. Sinco Reserves. Len's Arcade Reserves. Holv Trinity Reserves. Wanamie Terrors or any other team in their class.

Answer in this paper or call 1788-J and ask for Yuhas. In New York City Miss Helen Roscoe. Market street. is in New York City purchasing Spring millinery. English Baptist Church Week's activities at First English Baptist Church: Today-Senior B.

Y. P. U. meeting at 7 in the church. Wednesday--Intermediate B.

Y. P. U. meets at 7 in parsonage. 140 State street.

Elizabeth Creglow will lead: lesson subject will be on "The Meaning of Prayer." Grace Williams and Elizabeth Creglow will serve refreshments. Midweek church meeting at 7:30 when the pastor will conclude the series of lessons on "The Meaning of Church Membership." speaking on the subject "The Baptist Distinction." Friday -Men's Bible class at 7:30 when officers for the coming year will be named. Visits Parents Visits Parents Willard Davis of Bloomsburg State Teachers' College, spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T.

Davis, 166 East Church street. Monarchs' Personality Sketch (By Al "Riley" Ftorski) My last personality sketch 1'e- lates to Beatrice Wadzinski, who is a regular guard for the Monarchs for the last few years. She has taken very keen interest in basketball and her claim to distinction is merely that of an amateur. Today she is rated as one of the most performers on the court and recently she has been considered as the best guard in this sport, due to her speed and floor work. She is surely an athlete of high calibre.

For Rent-4 room heat furnished. Inq. 48 East Ridge St. gas range, Surprise Party A surprise party was held at home of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Homitz, 178 West Ridge street, in honor of their daughter, Helen. Present: Irene Sosinski, Theodosia Grala. Lillian Grega, Mary Salkewicz. Blanche Owazany, Ruth Tipping, Genevieve Narozini, Stella Demski, Helen Homitz.

John Kruskewicz. Joseph Miszczuk, Stanley Deminski. John Clark. Stanley 'Homitz, Celia Kluss, Sophia Hom.itz, Louise Kochan and Mr. and Mrs.

A. Homitz. Nanticoke Bride -Pawlowski Studio. MRS. JOSEPH MANOVSKY The marriage of Miss Amelia Kotsko, daughter of Mrs.

Rose Kotsko of Nanticoke, and Joseph Manovsky, son of George Manovsky, also of Nanticoke, took place Saturday Holy Trinity Church. Rey. S. Stachowcz, officiated. Rose Kotsko, maid of honor, The attendants were Miss Miss Jennie Koval, bridemaid, Leon Grybowicz, best man and Walter Grzymski was usher.

After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Nanticoke. PRE-LENTEN DANCE ROSELAND, TONITE 26c Charley MASTERS -26c Olszewski New Z.N.P. Lodge Head Adam Olszewski, City Treasurer, was elected president of Group No. 36, Z. N.

P. at a regular meeting last night at Sedor's He succeeds Daniel F. Sakowski, former mayor of this city, served as president for the past 20 years. Other Officers elected were: StanBrodginski, secretary, and Wadic Golembiewski, treasurer. S.

S. League Presbyterian earned the right to be one five teams in oteame the series Sunday when it School defeated League play English Baptist. 23-22 in high school gym night. The first half ended with lead. Presbyterian meets Primitive Presbyterian enjoying a.

15 to 10 Methodist Thursday night and Methodist Episcopal meets St. John's at 7:30 that evening. Birthday Party A birthday party was held at home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G.

Borman, 255 Railroad street, In honor of the former. Honored guest received many gifts. Present: Mrs. Augusta Borman, Mrs. Maria Poslock, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Borman and son, William; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Genung and son, Harry, Mr. and Mrs.

William Thompson, Mrs. Minnie Jesson and children, Edith and Paul; Miss Esther Englehart, Rudy PosMr. and Mrs. George Poslock, children, Dorothy and Drew: Mr. Mrs.

Richard and children, Frank and Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs. Wyrod D. Flowers and daughter, Janice; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred G. Borman and children, Muriel, Charlotte and Ruth. Slovak. Men's Club St. John's Slovak Men's Club meets in monthly session tomorrow evening in church parlors.

Officers for the year will be elected and other important business discussed. Craftsmen Observe Approximately 150 members of the local Craftsman Club assembled in their rooms, Masonic Hall, Satur- day night and observed the anniversary of George Washington's Birthday. Frank D. Hess was toastmaster. Harmony Quartet made up of Thomas Brown, Thomas Lynn, William Trevett and Morris Bonawitz sang.

Alvin Davis entertained with impersonations and Mrs. Davis was accompanist. Attorney John J. Hibbard spoke. George Jones, president and other 1935-36 officers served a sauer kraut supper.

The house committee comprising Dr. G. F. Mackinder, Jessie Henson, Howard Nash and Joseph West arranged the program. Gauchee A.

C. Notes not play at Trinity Hall tonight, Gauchee a basketbali teams will due to previous hall arrangements. Next Tuesday Gauchee will play Honey Pot Athletics, varsity and reserve teams, in a game for the mythical championship of the city. Tomorrow night Gauchee varsity and reserves play Duplan teams on the latter's floor. An important meeting of the club will be held tonight at 8 in their rooms, Market and Washington streets.

Birthday Surprise A birthday surprise party was tendered Miss Adeline Balenski at home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bolenski, Saturday night. Table decorations were appropriate to George Washington's Birthday. Present: Miss Jean Rivers, Warrior Run; Marcella Kush, Glen Lyon; Joseph Folejeski, Dickson City; Bernard Gurzeski, Peckville: Albert Third, Buttonwood; Leonard Karas, Buttonwood; Peter Markewicz, Pittston; Isabelle Grove, Mildred Justick, Angeline Zanowicz, Tillie Lankoski, Thomas Beldowicz, Edward Labarr, Joseph Gedowicz, Mr.

and, Mrs. Stanley Kolodzej Mr. and Mrs. Leon Matubleski and son, Leonard; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Balenski, Adeline, Sarah and Edward Balenski. Vets' Auxiliary Ladies' Auxiliary of Post 290. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet regular session tonight at 7 in their room, 110 East Main street. A covered dish supper will be served. Legion Meeting Nanticoke Post 350, American Legion, will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 in the post home, West Broad street.

Coaster Injured Ruth Borman, 255 Railroad street. suffered a broken left forearm yesterday afternoon while sleigh riding near her home. She was treated at Nanticoke State Hospital and removed home. PIGEON FLYING CLUB ARRANGES RACE CARD Nanticoke Pigeon Flying Club held its regular meeting on Sunday afternoon with the entire membership present. A change was made in the Millersburg race station.

The club will fly the following races: April 19, Harrisburg, miles; April 26, Chambersburg, 125 miles; May 3, Winchester, 200 miles; May 10, Harrisonburg, miles; May 17, Beuna Vista, 300 miles; May 31, 400 miles; June 14, Bristol," 500 miles; June 28, Chatanoga, 700 miles. For the first time in the club's history, birds will be shipped through the local unit on a 1000 mile race. Frank Tropanowski and Heinz Maschin were admitted to the club. The next meeting will be held on March, 29. Following the session, will hold and smoker.

Refreshments will also be served. Visiting in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorenson, 333 East Church are visiting in Florida, where they expect to spend five weeks. The local couple will visit the former's brothers, Nicholas, located in Ferbandina.

Later they intend to visit Mr. Sorenson's nephew in New Orleans. Mr. Sorenson is outside foreman for Susquehanna Collieries Company here. Visiting Here and Mrs.

Leroy James of New York City are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner, 295 East Main street. Mr.

James has accepted a position in the Scranton District of the Eli -Lilly Pharmaceutical Company. Many at K. of C. Party Members of the Knights of Columbus, Council 913, and Ladies' Auxiliary, entertained to a capacity crowd at a pre-Lenten card party, and dance last. night in their hall in the Kresge building.

Cards and bingo awarded. were Music enjoyed for danciprizes furnished by Wilbur Kearney's Orchestra. Prizes were awarded to Leonard Donahue, Esther Reed, Anna Sedor, Mrs. Adam Olszewski, Zigmund a Lewandowski, Cecil Kearns, Narcis R. Rzadkiewicz, Mary Boyle, Mrs.

Mary McKeown, Mrs. Stella Voshefski, Mrs. Bolish Wasilewski, Nell Maylock, Mary Connelly, Phyllis Schumosic, Phyllis Maga, Victoria Dremalski, Mrs. F. Hall, Mrs.

Bolish Chepolis, Helen Kryzanski, Mary Schappert, Mrs. L. Micocci, Frank McKeown, Francis Maday, Mary Jones, Mrs. John McNealls, Mary Reilly, Kazimer Niklewski, Ronnie O'Donnell, Mrs. Thomas J.

Collins. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Zigmund Lewandowski and Esther Reed. K. of C.

to Meet Tonight Regular meeting of Knights of Columbus Council 913, will be held tonight at 8 in their rooms in the Kresge building, East Main street. Arrangements will be made at tonight's session to attend a meeting of all the councils in Northeastern Pennsylvania to be held at WilkesBarre on Sunday, March 1, at which time a representative of the Supreme Council will be present. St. George's Church Ash Wednesday services will be tomorrow morning at 10:30 after Ladies' Guild will meet. "Members are to bring their thimbles and lunches.

Lenten devotions will also be held in the evening at 7:30, followed by choir rehearsal. Building Permits. Building Inspector James Thomas has issued five building permits for repair work to business places here, aggregating $6,300, he announced today. Two permits have been issued for the Williams Building. Market and Spring streets, for Ignatz Weiss, $800; Edward Gordon, South Market street, Endicott who will occupy the storeroof at Main and Locust streets, $2,000.

Weekly Prayer Service Weekly prayer service of the Nebo Baptist Church will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. T. L. Jones, 314 East Church street. All are welcme.

was held at Moriah Congregational Church Friday evening. A program in form of an amateur night, featuring solos. duettes, reading and special numbers was carried out. Present: Mesdames Isaac Williams, Myrtle Williams, Francis Williams, Llewellyn Williams, Elizabeth Owens, Elsie Powell, Ida Traher, Mame Hall, Clara Dorris, Louise Fine, Mariam Morgan, C. E.

Marce, R. C. Shaffer, Blanche Richard, Edith Trevor Morgan, Jane Absolome, Herbert Nagle, Samuel Reynolds, Nancy Parker, Margaret Parry, Thomas Parry, Clifford Fanner. Bernard Roberts, James Powell, John Jones, Thomas J. Jones, Arnold Edwards, Harry William Hopkins, Margaret Hopkins, Samuel Edwards, Stephen Thomas, Margaret Absolam, P.

Cottrino, James Thomas, David Hampton, David Williams, Thomas R. Roberts, Avil Hill, Elizabeth Phillips, Sarah Jones, Sallie Griffith, I. Magee, Richard James, John Roberts, Jean Roberts, R. Gingher, Clifford Powell. John Morris, Margaret Morris, Elwood Thomas, Madge Morgan, Mary Morris, Margaret Ruddick, M.

Miles, Hilda Hughes, May Price, Margaret Griffith, Isaac J. Williams. Archie Bartle, Ethel Messerve, Lewis Morgan, Edith Morgan, Emily Adams, Thomas R. Jones, Viola Jones, Kathryn James, Daniel Morgan, Jeremiah Hughes and Evan L. Jones.

Martha Washington Tea A Martha Washington Tea Party Dinner Reservations Miss Josepha Branch, American Red Cross, 3 secretary or of Nanticoke- Newport Kutzki, executive West Noble street, is taking reservations for the graduation and roll call dinner to be held March 3, at First M. E. Church parlors. Reservations will close Thursday. Gets Additional Contracts Vincent A.

Magnosi, son of Mr. and Joseph Magnosi, 280 East Green street, has received a contract from Universal Song Service, Hollywood for his lyric, "If You Hear Someone Croon 'Neath Your Window Tonight." also recelved word from Salem Son Bureau that contracts will be issued for his lyric, "Night Time on Broadway." Stan Tucker, Broadway "hit" arranger has sent the young man a contract for his lyric "Supposing." To Make Faggots The Women United Workers of the Bethel Congregational Church will make and sell faggots tomorrow from 11 3 in the church basement. Recent Bride -Pawlowski Studio. MRS. STEPHEN J.

ESTOCK the former Miss Mary Janora, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janora of 281 East Church street, whose marriage took place February 22 in St. Michael's Church, Glen Lyon. The couple will reside in Nanticoke.

Attend Church Dinner The following attended the second annual dinner of the Holy Transfiguration Greek Catholic Church, Hanover, held on Sunday evening in the church hall: Mrs. John W. Turko, Harry D. Garber, Frank 'J. Makoski, Alex Oshirak, Felix J.

Pawloski, Joseph Sulewski, Mrs. Edward R. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vedor, Mrs.

Adam Yankowski, Mrs. Mary Bodnar, Olyphant; Mary Hrinenko, Andrew Blysak, Frank Wanchisen, Mrs. Matthew Olearchik, Anna Adamshock, Anna Bodnar, Mary Kost, Anna Gowetski, Adam Gowetski, Mr. and Mrs. Leon V.

Pietraszko, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gust, Helen Hromchak, Augustine Halupka, Pearl Cirko, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mechak, K.

B. Sosnowski, Prof. A. Lawrino, Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Purvin, Mrs. Mary Kievitz, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Stemniski, Mr. and Mrs. John Fetch, Wyoming; Galaida, Huey Hughes, Nicholas Philip, Mrs. Eva Wareniski, Mr.

and Mrs. N. Saluk, John Drabek. Anna Noy, Mary Humenik, Andrew Hovick, Mrs. John Leychush, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Haberchak, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swantko, Bessie Gershen, Mrs. Myer Mendelssohn, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Kasian, Andrew Blysak, Theodore Wanchissen, Carrie Larentowicz, Wilkes- Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cirko, New York; Michael Grozio, Michael Skordinski, John Kaplun, Theodore Yuhas, George Michak, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Hamylak, Michael Malishchak, Michael Adamshick, John Shalayda, John Homnack, Michael Tomasko, Elizabeth Repak, Ann Waramsta, William Collins, John Glowacki, Joseph Suda, Gustave Glowacki, Val Glowacki, Michael Suda, Raymond Mechak, Peter Glowacki, Michael Wareniski, Jacob Skordy. Mr. and Mrs. John Koff, J. Harry, Harry Hrenko, Mary Swulick, Michael Modreski, Caroline Ostroski, Joseph Musial, Bertha Ostroski of Wilkes- Mildred Swulick, Mary Yasurinski of Glen Summit, John Kirkan, Stephen Sysak of Olyphant; Anthony M.

Zabiegalski, Samuel F. Brill, John J. Kost, Walter Fedak, Andrew Waska, Michael Lazar, Roman Lawriw, Michael Wanchisen, Florence Kamont of Wilkes- Barre; Michael Koplan, George Blysak, Matthew Olearcik of Askam; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kloss, Michael Yanasihak, Elizabeth Sivilick, Henry Piekon, Pearl Grozzio, Nancy Charney, Nicholas Shalayda, John Roberts, Mary Strorosko, Helen Lipko, Peter Malishak, Theodore Shafron, Michael Adamchak, Sophia Kost, Sue Balaschak, Very Rev.

John Kutski, Rev. Victor A. Simkonis, Andrew Foras, John Adamshak. John J. Wawygo, Mary Shafn, Charles A.

Makarczyk, Bona Makarezyk, Alfred J. Skarzinski, Mrs. Sophia Skarzinski, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Sadowski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Novak, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Sabol, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Goliembieski, Mrs. Anna Zderko, Elizabeth Zderko, Mr. and Mrs. George G. Waskco, Mr.

and Mrs. John Fedor, Michael Barney, Andrew Barney, Anna Zderko, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fwimanski, Mary Sekela, Mr. and Mrs.

George Blyszak, Mr. and Mrs. Hitsko, Mrs. Michael Wypa, Mrs. Blyza, Mrs.

Frank Powzalick, Mrs. Wasil Strosko, Mr. and Mrs. John Yaswinski, Pearl Byrda, Mrs. Paul Tino.

Mary Rudaski, Mrs. Frank Rodka, Mrs. Andrew Hromchak, Mrs. Andrew Grozio, Mrs. Michael Balaschak, Andrew Grozia, Mrs.

Michael Gordan, Mrs. Ilko Olearchik, Stephen Pokash, John Sawchak, Joseph Palko, Andrew Hromchak, Mr. and Mrs. John Maischak, Hariton Shalaida, Stephen Hawryshko, George Baran, Alez Krulikowski, Anthony Frencko, Michael Waselus, Mitro Humenik, Michael Repak, John Wanchisen, Theodore Swantko, John Kozmowski, Wasyl Nush, John Pishak, Timko Hulik, George Morencin, Andrew Doleba, Michael Stelma, John Werbitski, Michael Suda, Lukac Waranitsa, Theodore Glowacki, John Swantko, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A. Schmidt, Michael Galaida. Peter Hoyson, John Yukas, Fred Cirko, Lewis Kowalski, Richard Wolfe, Charles Superko, Charles Wright, Michael Shalaida, Anna Wareniski, Helen Glowacki, John Skordinski, Russell Skordinski, Mrs. George Blysak, Irene Skerdo, Mary Skordinski, Eva W. Stemnisko, Julia' Wanchissen, Anna Mechak, Anna Cirka, Mrs.

Theodore Glowacki, Mrs. Peter Hoyson, Mary Tino, Mrs. John Swantko, Michael Yanoschak, 'Helen' Wanchissen, Mrs. Theodore Cirko, Mrs. Pearl Valentine Werbitski, Jan Adamshack, Adamczak, Mary Swantko, Mrs.

Lukach, Waranitza, Pearl Hrinenko, Mrs. Andrew Klos. Machinist Foreman Dies David W. Thomas, aged 39, of Finn street, Scranton, machinist foreman at the Loomis mine of the Glen Alden Coal Company, who was seriously injured on Friday of last week when caught under a roof fall, died yesterday afternoon at 4 at the State Hospital. A's To Meet Tonight The Honey Pot Athletics will meet tonight at 7:30 their club rooms at Honey Pot.

All members are urged to attend. It's A Girl At The Puffen Home As the big hand on the clock was approcahing the bidnight hour last night, Mother Stork paid an auspicious visit home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Puffen at 219 East Green street, leaving a baby girl. While most the neighbors were asleep, the Puffen home very much awake.

The proud father, one of this publication's representatives in Nanticoke, and to be exact, a very prominent quill pusher, was as busy bee. When he entered the local office for work this morning, Frank countenance was a sight to behomld, a smile from ear lighted his face and in a vergar, manner reached over and want to write a new story?" certainly, why not. Then the Winchell news was flashed. it's a girl at our house. By the way of report, the mother and babe are doing nicely and the dad has already placed an order for a box choice Havanas.

It is their first child. The mother before marriage was Miss Lou Wysocki, beautician, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorski, 17 West Ridge street. Fire Fighters To Fight On Court A sport fued, brought on among the firemen where by their pool tournament, be carried into basketball tomorrow night when Hanover and Lape Hose Company teams play in high school gym, prior to Nanticoke-Tunkhannock in the of sports with the local Penn State tussel.

Rivalry is bitter fire fighters who carry out a program of quoit games in the summer and pool tournaments in the winter. Anthony Sagun Borne To Rest Largely attended funeral services were held this morning at 8:30 for the late Anthony Sagun, Newport Center, paying a marked tribute to the memory of the deceased. A requiem high mass was celebrated at 9 in Holy Trinity Church, city, by Rev. Serafin, Franciscan Missionary. Floral offerings were profuse.

Pallbearers were: Walter Sagun, P. Krzywicki, J. Sagun, Charles Mizdail, L. Wiszniewski and Edward Budruka. Interment was in the parish cemetery.

Brother Mourned The death of John Wisniewski, aged 62, brother of Mrs. J. Kwass, this city, occurred Saturday afternon at the family home, 1604 Dorothy street, Scranton. He resided in Scranton for 45 years, and was a member of St. Stanislaus' Polish National Church.

Surviving are two sons, Edward and Alphonse, Buffalo; three daughters, Mrs. William Reed, Liberty, N. Mrs. Bernard Bogdanski and Clara Wisniewski, Scranton; also his sister, Mrs. J.

Kwas, Nanticoke, and 6 grandchildren. The funeral was held this morning at 9:30 from the home with a requiem high mass in St. Stanislaus' Polish National Church, Scranton, and burial in Minooka Cemetery. NEWPORT TOWNSHIP A. J.

NAJAKA, Rep. 48 East Main Street Glen Lyon Bell Phone 1453-J-3 SCORES HONOR REV. LOSIENIECKI AT GLEN LYON Among those attending the banquet in the American Legion Home, Glen Lyon, Sunday evening in honor of Rev. W. A.

Locieniecki, pastor of St. Adalbert's Church were the following: Rev. A. B. Bocinski, Rev.

J. F. Pietrowicz, Rev. Leo V. Gilroy, Rev.

F. J. Zolcinski, Rev. Joseph Losieniecki, Rev. W.

A. Losieniecki, Rev. John Witucki, Rev. Msgr. J.

J. Kowalski, Attorney Peter E. Turek, Joseph Dzialdowski, Leon Schwartz. Joseph Garry Sergott. Attorney Paul R.

Selecky and Rev. A. Novak. Edward Prushinski, Mr. and Mrs.

Bart Glowacki, Anna Charnetsky, Mrs. Julia Selecky, Jennie Rogowicz, Edward Piebarski, Mrs. E. Piebarski, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Levandowski, Mrs. Joseph Schraeder, Phyllis Schraeder, Mrs. Anna Gasewicz, Mrs. Toflia Charnetsky, Mrs. Michael Kuchinski, Mrs.

Alexandria Bethkowski, Mrs. J. Wodziak, Bruno Shemanski, Mrs. B. Shemanski, Benjamin Shemanski, Phillip Materewicz, Leonard Knoll, Chester Szmal, Sylvester Terkowski, Mike Sharpe, Helen Yacuboski, Alberta Keel, John Rachunis, Matthew Forgach, Eleanore Formulak, Matilda Burke, Chester Materewicz, Joseph Ringawa, Bernard Burke, A.

Kanjorski, John Sarnowski, John Krystafik, Celia Mitros, Mae Laskowski, Felecia Oliginski, Josephine Hmielefski, Alfreda Zawaski, Veronica Hbielefski, Eva Hmielefski, Stacia T. Yurak, Edith P. Kolakowski, Emma Gasewicz, Sophia Czpratski, Alberta Gasewicz, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Murawski, Mrs. V. Kurzawski, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruptic, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Vepasek, Mr. and Mrs. Bolish Meshinski. Mrs.

L. Gurni, Mr. and Mrs. F. Grabkowski, Mrs.

S. Wachlawski, Mr. and Mrs. K. Pawlowski, Aurelia Galacki, Phyllis Pawlowski, Mary Macur, Edith Gregorowiez, Alice Czpratski, Philomena Bodek, Amelia Peitrzyk, Alice Rogowicz, Felicia Czarnetski, Josephine Buhoski, Mary Metras, Walter Stuczynski, Zigmund Shekeletski, Joseph A.

Nemovicz, Narcy Machinski, Theodore Keyek, Estelle W. Forish, Eugene Macu, Adelaide Meshinski, Eugene Krulikowski, Helen Krulikowski, Stephania Rasmus, Mary Kutz, Stasia Beldowicz, Celia Kolakowski, Anne H. Morgis, Eleanor icz, Mrs. Joseph Forgach, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Frank Sokolnicki, Mayewski, Dr. Michael ko, S. Stapinski, Mary Kowalski, Bertha Soboleski, Ada Kowalski, Dr. W. J.

Kowalski. Mrs. Walter Shiptoski, Mrs. Joseph Niemiec, Mrs. Edward Yarasheski, Mrs.

Benny Margavitch, Mrs. Kostek Kriefski, Mrs. Joseph Delestovicz, Mrs. Joseph Ptashinski, Mrs. Peter Zydanovicz, Mrs.

John Sekulski, Mrs. Joseph Kane, Valentine Mrs. Steve Farmulak, Miss Anna Joseph Lashinski, A Mrs. Peter Rich, Talaroski, Mrs. Julia Krystofik, Mrs.

Lashinski, Mr. and Mrs. Helen Ladishak, Mrs. John Bogucki, Mrs. Peter Sedor, Miss Helen Zolunski, Mrs.

Theodore Lewandoski, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Zandarski, Andrew Stockage, Leon Kutz, Stanley Jarecki, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Kowaleski, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Pawlowski, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Yankoski, Mr.

and Mrs. William Sugalski, Mr. and Mrs. Nostik Yaglinski, Peter Shemanski, Edmund Shemanski, Lottie Bodek, Anthony A. Bezdziecki, Helen dziecki, Mr.

and Mrs. Voshefsky, Mrs. Julia Voshefsky, Bill Pietruszak, Michael Billy, Mr. and Mrs. John Billy, Margaret Kostura, Mrs.

Mary Walsh, Mrs. Ludwiga Schrader, Mrs. William Makoski, Mrs. William Parks, Frances Gapinski, Mrs. Alex Kovaleski, Marie Terkoski, Marcella Wisinski, Verna Levitski, Mrs.

Henry Plasecki, Mrs. Mary Scott, Mrs. Mary Demski, Julia Levitski, Sophia Chmilewka, F. Birriolo, J. G.

Anderson, Walter Losieniscki, Mr. and Mrs. B. Losieniscki, Valeria A. Sypniewski, Helen G.

Sypniewski, A polonia Losieniecki, Helen G. Syponewski, Amelia Lostenfecki, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. Albert Pish, Mrs. John Zielenski, Mrs.

C. Przybylinski, John Palonis, Joseph Szcziecinski, Mrs. Sophia P. Szczecinski, Mrs. Mary Galicki, Mrs.

Walter Kanjorski, Mrs. John Zawacki, Mrs. Helen Maleshefski, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laskowski, Mike vulis, Constanty Tarnowski, Joseph Navegrocki, Stasia Drozdinski, Mr.

and Mrs. William Ruminski, Mr. and Stanley B. Sekulski, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Leggetts, Helen Sasimovicz. Alice Butka, Mrs. Walter Pacz4 kowski, Mrs. S. Keel, Mrs.

J. Olinginski, Henry Olinginski, Joseph Ro4 gowicz, Mrs. E. Rogowicz, Mrs. J.

Tilletski, Mrs. Joseph Eliash, Mrs. George Ellash, Frank Przybylinski, Mr. Kleyps, Joseph Gallagher, Staniey Delestowicz, Mrs. Stanley Delestowicz, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Shiffka, Angela Shiffka, Mrs. Z. Shiffka, J.

J. Shiffka, S. F. Shekletski, Mrs. Mary Shekletski, Margaret Rule, Agnes Gernbusia, Mr.

and Mrs. John Luckewicz, Mrs. M. Ringawa, Anna Ringawa, Mrs. J.

Voshefski, Mrs. J. Sheakowski, Mr. and Mrs. K.

Terkowski, Mrs. M. Yacuboski, Mrs. 9. Benkowski, Mrs.

Nora Lehowski, Mrs. S. Koftanowicz, Mrs. G. Baran, Mrs.

Su Zawaski, Bruno Lipski, Mrs. B. Lipski, Louis Ojewicz, Dr. Oscar liams, Bolish Terkowski, Mrs. Helen Maxey, Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Olenechak, and Mrs. Vincent Szmal, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Niemetz, Louis Niemec, Helen Nagorski, Helen Dobrowolski, Antonia Ziemba, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Paczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Yankowski, Frank Broza, Bruno Terkowski, Al Hale, Mr. and Mrs. W. Krzywicki. Constanty Kowaleski, Frances Kowaleski, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Aponick, P. Warchal, Eleanor Mc4 Closkey, Mrs. Peter Sekulski, Mrs.

Walter Mundgetski, Mrs. Stanley Kolashinski, Mrs. J. Makowski, Mrs. Frances Rospierski, Mr.

and Mrs. Ignatz Gorney, Mrs. L. Visinski, Mrs. J.

Buchoski, Mrs. F. Rozmyslovicz, Andrew J. Selecky, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Keblish, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brunozzi, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Staskiel, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Riordan, Claire Smith, Mrs. Peter E. Turek, Mrs.

Sophia Sosnowski, Stanley Swicklick, Mike Gavrish, Frank Chiklinski, Charles Gayewski, Edward J. Sekulski, Ignatz Grohowski, Mrs. I. Grohowski, Claire Guzofski, Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Kieler, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herr, M.

Broska, L. Domulewicz, Mrs. Josephine Morris, and Stanley Betkowski, Mr. and Mrs. John Trygier, Mr.

and Mrs. John Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mackiewicz, William Stevens, Lewis Zawacki, Stanley Gorgas, John Kashatus, Joseph Novak, John 1 Rogowicz, L. Mrs.

Alex Sokolnicki, Mrs. Kathryn Ojewicz, Frances Ojewicz, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wintergrass, Louis Ojewicz, Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Prushinski, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RospierMr.

and Mrs. Stephen PaczkowMr. and Mrs. Steve Supco, Frank Krauser, Mr. and Mrs.

William Rushin, Mrs. A. Lebarski, Mrs. Julia Terkowski, Mr. and Mrs.

John Forgach, Mrs. Frank Terkowski, Mrs. Marcella Doliva, Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Louis Kriefski, Antanette Amelia Howanitz, A Mrs.

Effie Bloom, Mioduski, Mrs. Adella Macur, Mrs. Maks, Walter Maks, Mr. and Mrs. A Alex Riefski, Kosin, Mary Mr.

Gronka, and Mr. Mrs. and Stanley, Mrs. B. C.

Rydzewski, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Kielar, Frank Demski, Lillian Sasimovicz, Mrs.

Charles Sherbin, eph Lechowski, Angelo Brunozzl, Edward Rogowicz, Victor Izdepski, Walter Florishak, Martha Florishak, M. Riefski, Julia Tarnowski, Mrs. Materewicz, and Mrs. Yahimiak. Surprise Party A surprise party was held recent ly at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Mare tin Kush, Enterprise street, Glen Lyon, in honor of their daughter, Petronella. Various diversions were enjoyed including the entertainment by the Hawaiian Serenaders. Luncheon was served to Genevieve Kriefski, Leona Gorney, Stasia Grothkowski, Marie Rachunis, Leona Miara, Catherine Gayewski, Dolores Sugalski, Theodosia Miller, Alberta Adamski, Clementine Tarnowski, Irene Rachunis, Henrietta Olshefski, Florence Palonis, Celia Kray, Sophia Koszyk, Henry Warenko, Albert Humphrey, Frank and Joseph Butka, Eugene Repotski, Joseph and John Struminski, Veronica Kush, Alberta Kush, Stanley Sheeder, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Kush. Girls Play Tonight The Glen Lyon Smilers' girls' basketball team will play their first game tonight at the Pulaski gymnasium with the Nanticoke Monarch girls' team as their opponents. -The following girls will be seen in tion: Catherine Moskwa, Carrie Sack, former high school star; Lil4 lian Kriefski, Josephine Tarnowski, Rodda Sutter, Leonora Oplinger, star forward, and Paulines Molski, best guard ever turned out of the high school. Surprise Party A surprise party was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Charnetski, Newport street, Glen Lyon, in honor of their daughter Celia. Luncheon was served to Stasia Valenia, Helen Sudol, Frances Yacuboski, Rose Yurkowski, Tessie Digdon, Irene Sudol, Jean Sweeney, Dolores Boynoski, Eleanor Tereshinski, Irene Kuniega, Celia Bernice Karolak, Emily Obidginski, Wintergrass, Bernadine Allene Rospierski, Lillian Namovicz, Fox, Dorothy Gavrish, Alexandria Paczkowski, Alma Yarashef4 ski, Mabel Dymeterko, Eleanor Howard, Eleanor Malishefski, GerFrances Tomolewicz, Ruskin, aldine Wintergrass, Josephine Olshefski, Stephen Rozek, Teddy Machinski, Phillip Butz, Albert Olefski, Joseph Horenza, Bernadine Butz, Celia Charnetski, Mrs. S. Mr. Valenia, Mr.

Mrs. Yurkowski, Charnetski. and Mire. Mutz, Mr. and Mrs.

Newport G. R. R. at Newport Township team meets G. A.

R. high tomorrow night at the local gymnasium in what will be the crucial game of the series. The Newporters have won seven games straight confident of and are The taking the City team. local high team won the three games by margin of last three points. two OF.