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24 SSLSPHOTO YOTJB WUi AOS CO 3-4141 TIMES-LEADER, W1LKES-BARRE, PA TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1935 Greater West Side News of Nearby CdrnmiiBiliesi men for the borough, give credit for the excellent showing to the leaders, workers and contributors. The entire $703.80 was collected In a house-to-house solicitation. DALLAS intendent of Lucerne CopntjF Schools, at th eighth grade In. the Lincoln school. Misa Ceceil Dugan, supervising principal, announced last evening: that the list of graduates will be announced the latter part of this week.

KINGSTON WE8T 8IDE OFFICE 221 Wyoming Ave, DIAL 7-4911 PLYMOUTH 9 Street phoni JERRY L. MORRIS Residence Phone M675 SIDNEY A. MORGAN Residence Phone 9-1005 Community Program A new postoffice A civic center More small honus For Plymouth Start the Stocking: Factory and the Loree Collieries 1 LUZERNE meet Decoration Day at Huber field Class A alf mile. Edward Mas- scribe; Troop34, Grace Episcopal Church, Mrs. Douglass Smith, captain, Mary Vernon, scribe: Troop 36, Kingston Methodist Episcopal Mary Louise Turrell, captain, Shirley Norcross, scribe; Troop 21, Kingston Presbyterian Church, Mary Gay, captain, Peggy Sylvls, scribe; Troop 51, Forty Fort Methodist Episcopal Church, Miss Ruth Harlos, captain, Gertrude Swenson, scribe; Troop 13, Division Jean Malkemes, captain, Jean Ide, scribe.

Honorable mention went to Troop 13, Division Betsy Blackman, scribe. Five year service strips were presented by Mrs. R. S. Ferguson, retiring president of West Side District, to Peggy Uhl.

Ada Clark, first class, Troop 55, Barbar Coughlin, Ruth A. Nesbitt, Roberta Roselle, Betty Weir, second class Betty Richards, Carol Shlnnaman, first class, Troop 15; Eleanor Parry, Virginia Rosser, first class, Peggy Sylvls, Neola Wood, second class, Troop 21; Dorothy Johns, Cathrine Yuroshes, second class, Troop 31; Elva Bennett, Erma Bennett, Jean Bennett, Glennis Kritzberger, Carrol Russel, second class. Troop 57; Ruth E. Smith, second class, Troop 34. Y.

P. KElects Twin Brothers Twin brothers were elected officers of Kingston Young People's Branch of the W. ('. T. U.

at a meeting held last night at the home of Miss Doris Belles. William James of 14 Ross street was elected president of the Branch and his brother, Howell James, was chosen treasurer. Betty Littleton was named vice-president, and Dorothy Belles, a twin sister of the hostess, was named secretary. Miss Dorothy Belles was elected delegate to the Y. I'.

H. encampment to be held at Mcvcrstown, June 22 to 29. Unemployed Meeting Dallas Borough and Dallas Township Unemployed League, Branch 31, met last evening in the Borough Building, with President Mahler presiding. Mr. Mahler also announced that prizes will be given at the picnic at Fernbrook Park on May 80 by the unemployed to the first, second and third largest families of the Unem ployed League attending the picnic.

Prizes are to be given by the Fern- brook Park Association. Forty members attended the meeting, with one new member added. Observed Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mihael enter tained in honor of the former's par ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Check's 39th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Check were the recipients of many beautiful gifts.

Lunch was served to those pres ent: Mr. and Mrs. J. Prlbule, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Sedlak, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bodnar, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Stoch, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Rubiscak, Mr. and Mrs. P. Check, Mrs. Dora Mihael Mrs.

Barbara Hudock, Mrs. Koslk, Mrs. Polaick, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Tu-tak, Mrs. A. Houck, Pronk Slronle, Andrew Mihael, Shene Mihael, Anna and Prbnles Mihael. TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS (Continued From Page One) Oils Atlantic Tlef. Co 27 Consolidated Oil 10 to Freeport Texas 28 Ohio OH 12 Phillips 22 Pure Oil 8 Seaboard Oil 33 Kocony Vacuum 1 5 Stand.

Oil Calif 38to Stand. Oil Ind 26to Stand. Oil X. 48'i Texas Co 23 Motors Allis Chalmers 20 Auburn 20 Brlggs Mfg 29 Chrysler 47 to General 31 Packard 4- Reo Motors 3to Miscellaneous 25 27 12to 21 8 to lito 36 to 26 47 22 to 18 19i 29 to 46 3 4 3 to Amer Can Amer Car Found Amer Com Alcohol Amer Loco 127i 15to 15 25 25s 14 14 St. Vincent's May Day Tomorrow The May Day celebration of St.

Vincent's High School will take place tomorrow morning starting at 9 o'clock (EST). Gertrude Rose Loughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Loughlin, Academy Street, will be the May Queen and will crown the Blessed Mother. Miss Loughlin's attendants will be Rebecca Burns, Mary Dempsey, Helen Fisher, Mary Hearn, Rita Johnson.

Eleanor Kearns, Marguerite Kennedy, Rebecca Lawler, Rita Thomas, Theresa Temprine and Kathleen Shovlin. Guards of honor to the Queen will be Philip Barrett, Donald Driscoll, Richard Gabel, Eugene Harnen, Joseph Hester, Thomas Howard, Edward Jones, James Murphy and Vincent Walsh. The crown bearer will be William Oldfield, and the train bearers will be Edward Moran and John Flynn. Rose Mary Loughlin and Jean Marie McElllgott will be the flower girls. Rev.

George Jordan will deliver the address. Immediately following the ceremony the school picnic will be held. Various games and sport activities have been arranged for the pleasure of the children. Parents and friends of the students are invited to visit the school and see the exhibition of the students work and enjoy the picnic with them. In the evening the senior class will hold a dance at St.

Stephen's Hall starting at 8 o'clock (EST). Ray Keatings orchestra will furnish the music with specialty entertainers. All are cordially invited. The May Day program will be: Procession of the Student body at 9 a. m.

(EST); hynn, "On This Day Beautiful "Bring Flowers of the Crowing of Blessed Virgin Mother, act of consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary: hynn, "Mother At Thy Feet Is and aMdress, Rev. George Jordan. 14 14 ,38 38 to S7 86 89 to 87 to 9to to 3'4 3 17 r8 55 24 23 to 904 89 20 20 36 35 72 71 29 to 29 102to 100to 148 146V4 16 15 26to 25 34 35 31 31 42 42 28 28 49 to 48 23 23 25 25to 28 to 26 25to 26 75 14 15 15to 26 25 5 5to 8to 8to 40 39 10 10 35 34 12 12 45 44 3 3 31 30 60 48 22 21 61 60 Brief Mention A class of candidates will be Initiated for Kingston Lodge of Odd Fellows tonight by the degree team of Integrity Lodge of New Columbus. Second weekly drill of Columbian firemen will be held tonight. Team members are requested to report at 6:39 at the hose house.

Members of Kingston Lodge 395, F. A. M. will meet at 1:30 (DST) tomorrow afternoon at the Legion Home to attend the funeral of Perry Smith. 1 Condition Critical Reed Travis, 5, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Reed Travis of Park Place, was reported in a critical condition this afternoon in Sayre Hospital. He was kicked in the head by a horse while visiting Sunday at Dushore. Edivardsville Postpone Ash Collection On account of the holiday Thursday, the municipal collection of ashes this week will be made on Friday and Saturday instead of Thursday and Friday. Band To Parade Edwardsville High School Band of eighty-five members will participate ln the annual West Side Memorial Day parade on Thursday morning.

Meeting Omitted B. Y. P. U. of mmanuel Baptist Church will not meet this week on account of the holiday.

Tonight's Meeting Christian Endeavor Society Welsh Presbyterian Church of will meet tonight at 7:30. Junior B. Y. P. U.

of Welsh Baptist Church will meet this evening at 6:30. Hanover Tivp. Meeting Tonight Hanover Green Branch, Unemployed League, will conduct a meeting this evening at o'clock in Hanover Green hose house. The officers are John Radomsky and Stephen Yanishah. Slight Fire Exeter firemen extinguished a blaze which damaged a chicken coop in the rear of Andrew Tocheny's home on Grove street yesterday afternoon at 1:30.

Misericordia Graduates Miss Winifred Walsh, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Walsh of 1246 Wyoming avenue, and Miss Anna Bush of Lincoln avenue, are members of this year's graduating class of Misericordia College, Dallas. Exercises will be held in St. Mary's cnurcn, likes-Barre, next Sunday at noon Including a solemn high mass ana naccaiarureate sermon Miss Walsh studied home economies and Miss Bush pursued the general course. Occupy Cottage Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Zanovicz and daughter Bernadet of Orchard street have gone to Lake Carey to occupy their cottage for the cum mer. Birthday Party Miss Bernadet Zanovicz was honored at a birthday party by a company oi friends at Walsh's Restaur ant recently. Those present were IMane Faltyn, Malvlne Mc-Closko-c, Violet Schappert, Mamie Kruli'k, Rosaline Abromavage, Eleanor Zanovicz, Bernadet Zanovicz: Messrs. Howard Evans.

Patrick Malarky, Jack McCrone, Charles I'Asimir, Peter Nealls, William Jack Williams. FORTY FORT LIONS DISCUSS PLAN TO ADOPT MAJOR ACTIVITY West Side Lions Club at a lunch eon meeting in Forty Fort Dining Room today, discussed tentative plans for a major club activity. Eyesight is the major activity of Lions International, a program in which the West Side Club will share. But in addition to this, the local club will adopt some activity for community betterment, and at the meeting this afternoon members proposed health and education. Charles Doron, vice president, who presided in the absence of President Allison Miller, named two committees to study each activity and report back.

Prof. Frank Walp, head of the English department in Forty Fort High School, was named chairman of the education committee, and Dr. F. B. Gryczka of Kingston was appointed chairman of the healths committee.

To Hold Garden Party Mothers' Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 123 of Forty Fort Presbyterian made plans last night, at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Clarence West. 1 785 Murray street, to Iwld a garden party on Wednesday afternoon. June 19. on the lawn at -Mrs.

C. V. Hollis' hpme, 365 River street. rence West, scoutmaster, spoke on the National Jamboree, which will be attended by two members of the Scout troop. Card of Thanks Elmer Anderson and family desire t() thank all who in any way assisttd in their recent bereavement anil especially those who sent flowers and loaned cars.

Picnic Supplies Fancy Paper Plates, 10c Napkins, 100 in 10c Table Cloths, pkg. 10c Plain Plates, Forks, Spoons Ben Franklin Store oc 10c 25c to $1.00 1014 Wyoming Ave, Forty Fort EXETER WEST SIDE'S GIRL SCOUT FETEIS HELD Annual Sports Program Enjoyed in Kingston. Winners of Events Are Named Annual sports program of West Side Girl Scouts was held last evening on the lawn at Wyoming avenue and South Dorrance street, Kingston. Assisting Mrs. A.

Harden Coon, chairman, were; Mrs. E. R. Clark, Olive Park, Mary Gay and Emerald Harper, Judges were Mrs. K.

F. Arzogast. Mrs. E. K.

Conrad, Mrs. Lawrence Coughlin, Mrs. Dana Crump. Mrs. J.

T. Evans. Mrs. R. S.

Ferguson. Mrs. Samuel Foster. Mrs. A.

R. Hutcheson. Grace Leacock. Mis. Guthrie Marvin.

Mrs. E. AVilter Samuel, Mrs. John I 'hi. Event winners were: 50-yard dash.

10 to 12 years. Sally Lou Smith. Troop 34; 50-yard dash, 13 years up. Doris C.lahn. Troop 44; three-legged race, Marian Lutz and Ruth McKechnie, Troop 34; high jump, Nellie Velike, Troop 50; Jane Taylor, Troop 14, broad jump; Norma Graham, Troop 44.

relay race. Tug-of-war. Troop 55; tug-of-war. all troops. Troops 14.

21. 34. 36, 42. 55. 57; paper hag race.

Mona Morgan; balloon race between captains and lieutenants. June McClos-key. Troop 50. Ribbons were awarded winners following a picnic supper. Mrs.

E. Walter Samuel, chairman of press, made awards to scribes for the contest held last winter, to the following: Courtdale, Troop 57. Ina captain; Florence Traub, Troop 14, Kingston, Mrs. Benninger, captain, Nancy Smith, scribe; Robert Dines, DECORATION DAY SPECIALS AT DAVID MILLER'S Big Food Market 882 MARKET KINGSTON Delivery at No Extra Cost Dial 7-31877-3188 CX Hams ib. 21 Morrell's Sugar Wrapped Hams 24s Ring Bologna, lb 16c Lean Boiled Ham, sliced, ft 38c Sliced Spiced Ham, Ib 33c Sweet Mixed Pickles, qt 23c Heinz Dill Pickles, doz.

19c 5 Tall 1 12 Cans Royal Scarlet Peaches 59c 25c value Royal Scarlet Pure Raspberry Jam, 15a 25c value Cloudy Ammonia, 3 for 25c 1 lb Large Meaty Prunes 25 2 lbs Dried Peaches 25c 2 lbs Best Creamery cutter 59C 6 lbs Belldale Oleo margarine 9Qr 5 lbs Good Luck Oleo margarine $1.09 2 lb Quality Drinking Coffee Special Lot of 4 cans Gold Cross. Pet. Carnation or Bor- OCr den's Milk AO Don't mist our Sunur Sal. .11 thii week. Look over our stock of quality groceries at unheard or prices.

Mt. Eve. ciis.iAucim (DST) BOUND timiE HCCLES 4 iMMiimc Mil ITMS MIIOTTS The Henry C. Johnson Co. LUZERNE Motor Oil In Bulk NET PHICB LIBT Pennfame 100 Pennsylvania .50 plut .04 total .54 Special Sae 40 only .35 plus .04 total .39 In 65 Gallon Steel Drums, .03 Extra For Dscoratlon Day STEGMAIER'S lyBE Vt Ti Full Barrels Alto Bottled Shedleski Bros.

23 Pulttkl St Dial 74214 Courtdale To Have Parade. Exercises A parade followed by exercises at the school will mark the observance of Memorial Day In Courtdale. With Thomas Griffith as marshal and John Myrick as assistant, the parade will form at 8 (DST) at the Courtdale Borough Building and proceed over Courtdale avenue to the Courtdale school. The paradera will march four abreast and in the line of march will be the following: Marshal, assistant marshal and police; cavalry and fife corps; firing- squad and buglers, citizens of the borough, Unemployed League, firemen, council-men, school directors, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, teachers and school children, World War veterans, Rev. R.

J. Davey, Nat Williams, Roy D. Dare and A. J. Bryden.

The program at the school will open with the singing of America, followed by lnvicatlon by Rev. R. J. Davey. Roy D.

Dare, who will preside as chairman, will present Burgess A. J. Bryden, who will give the address of welcome. A selection by the Glee Club will be followed by a Memorial address, and by the reciting of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by a Boy Scout. The Girl Scouts will take the oath of allegiance, the Glee Club will give a second number, and following a song by the assembly, Rev.

Mr. Davey will pronounce the benediction. Sacred Heart Club Members of Sacred Heart, Catholic club held a social gathering last night at the parish hall. An impromptu program of entertainment was given, after which refreshments were served. Ladies' Aid Meetings Ladies' Aid Society of Sacred Heart church will meet tonight at the home of Mrs.

Baines on Miller street, and will be entertained by Mrs. Kane, Miss McGee and Mrs. Baines. The Ladies' Aid of Bennett Presbyterian church will meet at 7:30 (DST) tomorrow night in the church. Hostesses will be Mrs.

W. J. Parry. Mrs. Agnes Gorham and Mrs.

Arthur Engle. TONIGHT Luzerne Theatre Jean Harlow In "RECKLESS" With William Powell and Franchot Tone Also Selected Short Subjects For Decoration Day STEGMAIER'S BEER 14 12 Full Barrels Also Bottled Shedleski Bros. 23 Pulaski St. Kingston Dial 74214 LARE'S 188 MAIN ST. 224 BENNETT ST.

191 COURTDALE AVE. Luzerne or Telephone Meat Loaf, If 1. Ih 1JC Boiled Ham, OO. 1, Ih. Cheese Loaf, 1 'a lb 10C Ham Bologna, "1 0 Vi lb -10C Spiced Luncheon, 12 Ib 10C Pressed Loaf, 1 Vz lb 10C Boiled Ham, QQ half or whole, lb.

OJ7L Hams, lb. 23c Slices of Ham, 3t)C Alive or Dressed OQ Chickens, lb. VEAL Shoulder Roast Leg 25c Rib or Loin Chops 29c LAMB Boneless Roast, lb. 22c Broad Chops, lb 19c Rib or Loin Chops, lb. 25c Chuck Roast, best cuts, lb.

23c FLOWERS Mixed Pots 39c Geraniums 25c 2 lbs vXJK, doz Lemons, each 2c Celery 10c Potato, OOp best new, peck BUSINESSMEN JOIN DAYLIGHT TIE BAND WAGON At a booster meeting last night Plymouth Businessmen's Associa-resclnded its action of May 17, and decided that its members will operate on Daylight Saving Times, effective vlth Saturday, June 1. Stores that have operated on Standard Time siqce the action will return to Daylight Time starting Saturday. There was considerable discussion concerning the last change of time and when the vote was taken it was clearly shown that oxer 80 per cent of the businessmen present were in favor of the new time. Until Saturday, It is expected, the stores will operate under the old time and on and after that date for the remainder of the summer months the new time will be In effect. Following the business session a social hour followed until a late hour.

Among the businessmen present last night were: Hyman Brandt, Al. Levinrad, Thomas Clemow, J. Mann, Arthur Hine, Joseph Osheroff, Samuel Levitt, Gus Teske, Emli Teske, Harold Well, William Stin-son, Jay Fuller, Ralph Richart, Harold Gittens, Jack Abrams, William Dunleavy, John Pinsky, Louis Kockd, Ralph Coursen, George Armitage, Walter Perlik, Marc Ruch. Schectman, Samuel Green, Nathan Finklesteln, Joseph Hacker, Thomas V. Brennan, Stuart Thomas, Harry Kuschke, Z.

W. Kosmela, Morris Gershonowltz, Mark Michael, Isadore Vollnski, Mitchell Plessett, Eugene Goldstein, Jerry L. Morris, Walter Lubinskl. William S. Watklns.

Harry Kocher, Jacob Hurwitz, Charles O'Connell. Harold Steln-hauer, Leo Ojevich. Mrs. William Q. Jones Many friends and relatives attended the funeral of Mrs.

William Q. Jones, prominent resident, which was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family home, 131 Reynolds street. Services were conducted by Rev. John Hall Griffith, vicar of St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

A resi- aent many years, Mrs. Jones, enjoyed the good will and esteem of a large following and her esteem was manifested by the profusion of floral tributes. Floral carriers were Thelma Wood, Betty Jones, Elsie Jones, Jane Krapf, Peggy Krapf, Twila Burkett, Jean Burkett, Marian Burkett and Anna Glatz. Pall bearers were: Foster Shellhamer, Edward Davis Wesley Lewis, Valentine Sipple, Joseph Stevens and John Winters. Interment was in Fern Knoll Burial Park, Dallas.

AFARTMXNT FOB BEST 5 BOOMS. BATH AND ALL IMPS INQ. SHAWNEE SUPPLY CO. Indoor Baseball P. O.

S. of A. won two out of three games of indoor baseball from Jr. O. U.

A. M. team last night. Scores were 3-6, 6-2 and 7-8. Doings Tonight The regular meeting of St.

Ce celia's Slovak Choir will be held to night at 8 o'clock (DST). D. D. Club will meet in its regu lar meeting place tonight at 7:30 o'clock (EST). Larksville Fire Company No.

4 III meet tonight at 6 o'clock (DST) and all members are to make ticket returns not later than 6 o'clock. WANTED Experienced girl for general housework. Inquire 103 Academy St. Visiting Her Peter Kondrak, Pittsburgh, Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Anna Kondrak, Conrad's alley.

He will leave Saturday. Sunday, June 9 he will participate on the Major Bowes' program, a feature of the Chase and Sanborn hour over the NBC system. Accident Insurance Accident Insurance is available to all regular readers of the Times-Leader for the nominal sum of $1.50 per year. Shawnee Choral Society Shawnee Choral Society will meet for rehearsal tonight at 8:15 (lock (DST) in Gaylord avenue Presbyterian church. All members are urged to attend.

Y. M. S. of R. Members of the Y.

M. S. of R. are tonight at 7:30 (EST). A special meeting will follow.

FOUND In Huber Park, lady's wrist watch. Owner can have by identifying, and paying for ad. Call at Sunrise Gardens. Rowe's Alley. Plymouth Unemployed Plymouth Branch, Luzerne county Unemployed League, will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock (EST) in the state armory, Gaylord avenue.

Officers will be installed at the annual business meeting of the Women's Civic Club tonight in their rooms in Campbell building. Reports be submitted by all committees. An interesting program will be presented in charge of Julia Brennan. Larksville Legion Meets Tonight Larksville Post, 655, American Legion, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock (DST) to make plans for Decoration Day. All members are urged to attend.

Mary E. Corrigan Largely attended services were held this morning at the funeral of Mary E. Corrigan, which was held at 9 o'clock from the home of her niece, Catherine Virtue, Main Road, Avondale, thence to St. Vincent's R. C.

Church, where high mass of re quiem was celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. P. J. Colligan was celebrant.

A host of friends and relatives attended and there was a wealth of flowers. 1 Pallbearers were: Paul Ryder, John Corrigan, Dennis Buckley, M. w. Gillespie, N. J.

Logue and Jerry Dunn. Bess ioley sang appropriate selections during the services. Interment was in the parish ceme lowskl and Walter aourka; high jump, Edward Maslowski; broad Jump, Frank Dziedzic, George Combs and Rihcard Williams; shot put Walter Spurka, Richard Wil liams and Frank Dziedzic; pole vault, Walter purka and George Combs: half mile relay. Robert Wil liams. Edward Grencavage, Frank Dziedzic and George Combs.

Class 100 yard dash, Wildon Mtldon. Peter Sherman; half mile relay. Jack Gwyn. Eugene Mooney, Casimir Zubras and Carl Grytcka; high Jump, Casimir Zubras; broad jump, Wildon Mildon and Peter Sherman: shotout. Andrew uur- dock, James O'Connell, Michael Dubick.

Eugene Mooney, Carl Gryctko and Leonard Mrozowski pole vault, James Colbert and Rich ard Shaw. Class B0 yard dash, William Costello, James Roberts, Michael Gbur and William Carey; quarter mile relay. Richard Partington Frank Finn. Stanley Kraszewskl and James George: high jump, Frank Finn, James Roberts and Stanley Kraszewskl; broad jump, Walter Costello and James George 50 yard chariot race, Herman Berchi, Richard Partington. William Carev.

Michael Gbur ana jonn Romanick. All Scouts of the troop are to meet Scoutmaster Bukowski at the high school Decoration Day at 1:30 clock. Members who want to join the baseball team are to meet Frank Dziedzic, at 6:30 o'clock at River side diamond. WALTER MROZOWSKI. Scribe.

Thursday Is Holy Day of Obligation Thursday will be observed as Ascension Day, a holy 1 day of obligation, in all Catholic thurrhes, and and special masses are to be cele brated. Memorial masses will also be read in some of the churches. Services have been announced as follows: St. Anthony's, Larksville, Rev. 1-ancis Powell, rector.

(EST). Masses at 5 and 8 o'clock. St. Casimir's, Rev. A.

J. Sinkewicz, rector. (EST). Mass at 10 o'clock. St.

John's, Larksville. Rev. Paul A. Kopicki. rector.

(DST). Masses will be celebrated at 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. St. Mary's Nativity, Rev. S.

A. Dreier. rector. EST 1. Masses at 7:30.

8:30. 9:30 and 10:30 o'clock. St. Stephen's Slovak. Rev.

Edward A. Bellas, rector. (EST). Mass will be celebrated in the church at 8 o'clock. A mass and sermon will be conducted at the parish cemetery at Lehman at 10:30 o'clock by Father Bellas.

Busses will leave St. Stephen's school at 9:15 o'clock. A parisn outing will follow the cemetery services. St. Vincent's, Rev.

P. J. Colligan, rector. (EST). Masses will be celebrated at 5, 7 and 9 o'clock.

A blessing service and sermon will be conducted at the parish cemetery In Larksville at 2:30 o'clock with Rev Paul Carey, of St. Mary's Church' ilkes-Barre. officiating. Good Shepherd Polish National Catholic. Rev.

S. Szufladowicz rector (EST). The following masses will be celebrated Memorial Day at 8.015 o'clock, Rev. Szufladowicz will celebrate Ascension Mass. At tt memorial mass will be held at the parish cemetery in West Nanticoke.

The Xrederlck Chopin mini, uireciea nv Hrtaf mer, will sine during the mass. mi Have Looge Flags William R. Woods, mui strVpt and Raymond Shonk, 122 Orchard' 4 1'. O. S.

of mmus ana relatives of deceased members, to be placed on their graves for Memorial Day. SPRING TErUS HELD BY LOCAL CAMBRIANS A spring tea was held in First Welsh Congregational Church last night by Plymouth Cambrian Club Mrs. Harry G. Davis was chairman' The program included: Reading and monologue, Helen Watts of Wilkes-Barre; accompanist, Mary Watts-solos, Mrs. Reba Chivers, of Dur-yea.

Tables were decorated in pastel shades of pink, blue and eold. hint. green, gold assorted, orchid, green and gold and were in charge of Mrs. Joseph West, Mrs. Gwen Thomas, Mrs.

Idris Price. Florence jarnes, jars. Flossie Eynon, Mrs. jaau navies ana mis. ti.

G. Davis. Hostesses were: Mrs. William Spry, Mrs. John Phillips, Mrs.

James Wolfe, Mrs. Thomas Pnirh Mrs. Mary Quinn, Mrs. Evan Isaac' iuis. josepn Lewis, Mrs.

Lincoln Sanders, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. snadrach Jones, Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Elizabeth Kitchner, Janet 1 nomas, Elizabeth Williams, Elizabeth Lumley and Mary E. Johnson.

All Union Barber Shops will be open tomorrow night til- 9 o'clock. Will be closed all day Thursday (Memorial Day). Barbers' Local 270. Brief Mention Betty Slpper, 70 Franklin Street, is home from Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, where she submitted to an operation for appendicitis. 1 The Watkins family wish to thank those who aided during the recent bereavement, those who sent flowers and loaned automobiles.

Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Charles StanskI, 762 West Main Street, are rejoicing in the birth of a daughter, Sunday, May 26. Mrs. gtanski is the former Dora Mayshock.

DUPONT JOSEPH J. OLEJNIK 207 McClain Street Phone: Pittston 1272J Sprains Ankle When a latter slipped and carried him to the ground, Michael Krls-tula, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kristula of 210 McClain street is suffering with a sprained ankle. Medical treatment wns rendered at his home.

Finals At School Final examinations are being conducted under the supervision of Mr. Kane, assistant County Super- 1 School Levy Cut One-Half Mill Kingston school board at a meeting yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock reduced the tax levy for this year from 23 to to 23 mills, left the per capita tax unchanged at $4, and adopted a budget calling for ex penditures of $540,258.77. The budget reouirements ftrp nstim.it,. $22,749.87 lesB than last year and $52,610.89 less than for 1933. There are 10,910 taxable in the borough The finance committee in its re port noted that each year for the past five years the district has borrowed less money.

In 1930 the amout borrowed was in 19J1, in 1932. in 1933, $106,000 and in 1934. Provision has been miwln in tlm budget for the paving of certain scnooi grounas provided federal aid is forthcoming, for interior painting of building, and also for the exterior painting of five school buildings. A sufficient sum has also been appropriated to complete the modernization of text books in Kingston schools. This has already been done for classes in arithmetic, English, hygiene, history and geography with exception of the sixth grade, and in the high school for classes in ancient medieva history, and algebra.

The present valuation for taxable purposes is JlS.Ofil ssa of $65,723 from last vem- in ia the valuation dropped $529,331. icaeners and other employes of the district will he nniH at Kingston National Bank. Dalon Gives Talk To Business Men William Dalon. Wyoming avenue grocer and president of the Economy Stores, gave a short hut interesting talk last night before members of Kingston Business Men's Association at the Rainbow Restaurant. He explained thta the Stores, which were started several years ago in Plymouth, have 105 members, each of whom own their business places and have stock in the company.

Ln Wilkes-Barre, he said, the group carries an $80,000 stock in a warehouse from which members buy at four per cent above cost except on articles that sell rap-Idly. On the latter they buy at two per cent above cost, whether the purchase la a case of goods or a dozen cases. This eptHno- incicnanis, ne told his atidi- n.te. enaoie the grocers to compete with the large chain stores, and has tended to create a real feeling of friendship between members. A Chicago office of the Kconumy btores.

Dalon added, makes purchases for 23,000 merchants Attending the business men's meeting in company with Director taaSr6" Humbleb'. Dr. Lewis Kogeis announced Bo.r.i n0n "Xlng the 'se for this I'resident Eugene Lazarus announced that the business M.UKimg sessions for the sum- wore i favored it at Park in Julv c.e,:ily Whipple was di- i s''lte letter of Zon H-rence died Sunday iL "Pressing revised sported that the 7 i0V WOenlns -Market lav wL He saId the de- work. wh now returned to Johns Honkin. "urses of Md "ui'kins Hosptai, Baltimore, GRANDTHEATRE With "ECKtESS" Musical.

Cartoon and and Howard Weiner. co-chair Given Licenses Marriage licenses have been granted by the court to Bessie Hughes and Claude H. Eddy, both of Plymouth: Helen Bogus of Askam anil Anthony Latwinski tf Plymouth. Rookies Lose Plymouth Rookie BluPs lost to Port Griffith in a ten inning Sunday score 8 to 7. J.

Harenza starred for Port Griffith and Ka-chuba. starred for Plymouth. It was a P. N. A.

league game. The box score: Rookie Blues ah. Liscovitz. 3b r. h.

Beer. c. Moxie, lb Boat, cf Dingle, ss Dizby. i Fritz, if Mock, L'b 1 1 1 1 0 .5 2 1 Kachuba. If 4 Note.

i 2 Chickon. 1 Port Griffith ab. M. Lukus. 2b 4 J.

I.oyack, 3b 5 M. I'avlica, ss 4 llarenza, lb 4 Sudzia. cf ,...3 4 0 4 5 Grulnek, If Monka. rf Rolodgy. if.

Pavllea, Totals Homeruns, .38 8 7 7 J. Harezna Beer and Shawnee Pictures the M-G-M picture in which Jean Harlow and William Powell are co-starred will be shown for the last times tonight at the Shawnee Theatre. Miss Harlow introduces a new dance number that Is predicted will set the dance world agog. Short subjects are also shown. Home On Vacation Mary George, student nurse at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kingston, is spending three weeks vacation with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. William George, Wall Street. Unemployed Game Breslau Branch 43 defeated Plymouth Branch 35 in the opening game of the Unemployed League baseball circuit Saturday afternoon at Breslau diamond, score 12 to 4. Pincavage pitched for Plymouth and Pinkey was on the mound for Breslau.

The box score: Plymouth r. h. e. a. e.

Ropers, ss 0 0 2 1 0 Balgis, If 1 5 1 0 Mooney. lb 0 0 2 0 0 Koslowskl, 1 2 8 1 1 Pincavage. 1 1 3 0 1 Angielskl, 2b (I 1 4 1 1 Orilla, cf 1 1 0 0 Godek, 3b 0 0 0 0 0 Butsavage, rf 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 4 4 25 5 3 Breslau r. h. e.

a. e. Kopatz. cf 2 2 2 0 0 Carey, rf 1 0 0 0 Strauss, ss 2 2 1 Brinzo, 1b 3 4 9 0 0 Duski, 2b 2 3 2 1 0 Procopis. 2 0 1 2 0 Kravitz.

If i 3 1 0 0 Sherman, 1 3 0 0 Pinkey, 1 3 0 0 0 Totals 13 16 20 5 1 Left on bases Plymouth 4. Struck out Bonnlng, Orilla, Plymouth; Brinzo, Kopatz, Breslau. Stolen bases Ropers, Pincavage, Bonning. Bases on balls Godek, Orilla, Pinky, Koslowski. Two base hit Koslowski.

Three base hits Orowskl, Pinkey, Koslowskl. Home runs Kopacz. Mrs. Mary Ostrander The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ga'r-rahan Ostrander will he held tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock (EST) from the home of her aunt.

Mrs. Anna Eiserlo. 121 Cherry Street, thence to St. Vincent's Church where high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in the church cemetery at Larksville.

Troop 252 Ah Important meeting of the members of Troop 252. was held last night at 7 clock in Davenport high school. Scoutmaster Bukowski an- Inounced the following Scouts who; will take part ln the annual track American Stores Amer Tob A Amer Tob Asso'd Drygoods Aviation Corp Benef. lndust. Loan Case Thresh Celanese Columbian Carbon Commercial Solvents Deere Co.

Fox Film Gen. Electric Gen. Food Corp Great West. Sugar Int. Harvester Int.

Nickel Kroger Stores Montgomery Ward National Dairy Prod. Radio Corp. of Amer. Remington Rand Sears Roebuck perry Corp Westlnghouse Elec-West. Airbrake Money SWOYERVILLE 42 Will Graduate Here On June 3 Forty-two graduates will get their diplomas at the annual commencement exercises to be held at Holy Trinity auditorium, Hughes street, Monday evening, June 3.

Honor students for the year are: -Mis Eva Matusa, salutarian; Miss Eva Siemlnski, valedlctarian; Miss Mary Budash and Daniel McGurk, mantle orators. Graduates are: Thomas J. Bebey, James C. Boyle, Leonard R. Calla han.

Joseph J. Knish, Francis Kol-baski, George J. Kundrat, Paul J. Lavin, Peter Mokrlsh, Leo L. Mo-tichko, Andrew Ondlsh, Joseph A.

Kicurella, Willard W. Wolf, Edward X. Wychunas, Eva E. Antanaltis, Eva M. Antanaitis, Vera O.

Callahan, Victoria Helens Gonglefski, Anna F. Khvak. Hannah M. Lewis, Mary Yurko, Eva Marie Matusa, Stella D. Rusilowski, Stella C.

Wienchowskl. Michael AdamciJc, Kenneth J. Boyle, George Hardish. George F. Miller, Joseph R.

Rae Andrew L. Rusnak, William Stephen Stofko, Paul Wozniak. Stephen J. Yachew, America Abbot Dora E. Bianchini, Helen Blinstrub, Mary M.

Budash, Betty Jacobs, Catherine T. Riley and Stella Za-watskl. Brief Mention A regular monthly meeting of the school board will be held at the high school tomorrow evening. The annual senior-junior banquet takes place at the Sterling Hotel tonight. Club Presents Play The High School Dramatic Club presented "Honor Bright" in the auditorium yesterday ylth the following' cast: Saul Roth.

Stephen Yackew. Rose Bergman, Helen Ha-zlnski. Emanuel Roth. In the play "Uncle Will Will," the following took part: Ethel Katona. Saul Roth.

Catherine Roberts, Leon-ard Blazes. Dorothea Miles. Con-getta Chieffl, Charles Hanks, Stephen Y'ickew. For Decoration Day STEGMAIER'S BEER In l8 l4 l2 FU Barrels Also Bottled Shedleski Bros. 23 Pulaski St.

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