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WILKES-BARRE, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1947 WANT Teleptione ADS TO 2-2121 23 TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, May and Dr. E. dean of enLowe Norristown, Abachbrook, gineering of threnonvested of Pittsburgh, were for another term on State Sanitary Water Board by Gov. James H. Duff.

Filling vacancies that have existed since his inauguration as governor, Duff sent the nominations to the Senate yesterday for confirmation. Other members are the State Secretaries, of Mines Health, and Forrests the State and Wat- Fish Commissioner. Governor Duff at the same time selected George T. Spang, of Lebanon, and Samuel Y. Ramage, Oil City, to All vacancies on the State Public Assistance Board.

Renominated were James Knoud, Philadelphia, Frank A. Robbins, Harrisburg, Public Assistance secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Conner Hensyl, Berwick, and Mrs. Selma J. Gollmar, West View, Allegheny county.

To Berwick Keep Woman Post 90 GRADUATES AT MARYWOOD Local Young Women To Receive Degrees Marywood College, Scranton, will confer 90 degrees on 80 secular and 10 nuns at 30th annual commencement Temple Theatre, then Scranton, Sunday, June 3 p. m. A number of Luzerne County students will be among the graduates. Judge Gerald Flood, Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, will deliver the address. Rev.

Dr. Thomas J. McHugh, professor philosophy Marywood, will present the candidates to Bishop William J. Hafey will confer the degrees. Bishop George Leo Leach, Diocese of Harrisburg, will be celebrant of the pontifical mass in the college chapel, Thursday, May 29, at 10:30.

The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Very Rev. John Francis Rowan, official of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and professor of sacred scripture and Hebrew at St. Charles Seminary, Overbrook. Local candidates include the following: Bashelor of Arts: Gertrude M. Lawrence, West Hazleton; Helen Shegelski, Dupont.

Bachelor of Music: Mary T. Pace, West Pittston. Bachelor of Science in Home Economics: Helen Cassidy, Old Forge; Helen Comerford. Wilkes-Barre; Grace McGarry, Pittston. COMING FUNERALS RICHARDS- -Joseph of of Pittsburgh, formerly Wilkes-Barre, Thursday, 9:30, from M.

J. McLaughlin Funeral Home, 142 South Washington street. Requiem mass, 10, St. Aloysius' Church. St.

Mary's cemetery, Hanover Township. BROWN--Harry 0., Thursday, 2, from home, 19 Mill street, Plains. Rev. Robert De Witt Yost, pastor of Plains Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial, Mt.

Greenwood cemetery. ZAJAC-Mrs. Victoria, Thursday, 9, from home, 428 South Sherman street, city. Requiem mass, 9:30, St. Mary's Church, Park avenue.

Parish cemetery, Wyoming. JABLONSKI-Mrs. Apolonia, Thursday, 9, from home, 39 Cook street, Ashley. Requiem mass, 9:30, Holy Family Church, Sugar Notch. Buparish cemetery, Sugar Notch.

BERTI- Mrs. Sestilia, Wednesday, 9, from 35 Evang street, Requiem mass, 9:30, St. Anthony's Church, Exeter. St. Ignatius' cemetery, Pringle, RECICAR-John, Thursday, 9, from 48 Elm street, Plymouth.

Requiem mass, 9:30, St. Stephen's Church. cemetery, Lehman. WAICHULIS- 318 Thomas, Wednesday, Hanfrom street, over section, Nanticoke. Requiem mass, 9, St.

Joseph's Church, Nanticoke. Parish cemetery, West Nanticoke. HEFFREN-Michael Wednesday, 9, from 91 Maxwell street, city. Requiem 'mass, 9:30, Holy Saviour Church. St.

Mary's cemetery, Hanover Township. SWANSON-Mrs. Clara of 498 North Main street, Thursday, 2, from home of mother, Mrs. Mary Schaffer Beyer, 263 Dana street. Rev.

Peter Dexnis, pastor of Messiah Lutheran Church, will officiate. Oaklawn cemetery. Friends may call tonight and tomorrow night. PEDRICK-Mrs. Flora Wednesday, 2:30, from home at Nicholson.

Rev. Carl Councilman will afficiate. Nicholson cemetery. Larksville Dial 9-1482 LARKSVILLE COUPLE TO NOT EWEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs.

John Bobeck, 89 Howard street, Larksville, will observe their 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow. They were married in St. John's Church, Larksville, by Rev. Paul A. Kopicki, the pastor.

Mrs. Bobeck is the former Stella Chevitski, of Larksville. The couple has six children: John, World War II veteran, Courtdale; Fireman Lewis, with the U. S. Coast Guard in Newfoundland; Olga, Daniel, Joan and Robert, all at home; and a daughter-in-law, Emily Bobeck.

Word was received yesterday by letter that their son, Lewis, had recently arrived in Newfoundland. CLASS OF '38 TO MEET Larksville High School class of 1938 will a special meeting in the high school tomorrow night. The meeting commence 7:30, Standard Time. LARK 78 Larksville Wilson Street 7-3204 Tonight (EST) "NOTORIOUS" Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains Adults 250-Children 140 (Tax Incl.) NEW LARKSVILLE Tonight (EST) Double Feature "LADY CHASER" Robert Lowery Ann Savage Ines Cooper "SKI BANDITS" Renfrew of the Royal Mounted Children 140-Adults 22c. (Tax Inol,) MEN'S SOLES $1.50 Rubber Heels Without Charge Ladies' Soles Sewed On $1.25 Heels Without Charge Children's Soles and Heels $1.25 Grade Leather or Mubber PULL LINE OF SHOE MACHINERY KALWEIT SHOE REPAIR WILSON ST, LAN ESVILLE 1 TO LIMIT CARS EAT AVOCA PORT DEDICATION All In Excess Of 1,500 Must Park In Borough.

To Prevent Traffic Jam Concerned about a possible traffic jam when the new six-million-dollar Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Airport at Avoca is dedicated June 1, committees arranging for the event have acted to forestall such an occurrence. Agreement was reached at a sion yesterday to limit number of automobiles at the airport to their 1,500. Cars in excess of that total will have to park in Avoca, the committee, decided. agreed that encouragement should be given air field enthusiasts to use either buses to Avoca or the Laurel Line in to motoring. It was that preference, the Laurel Line at North Avoca is one block from the airport.

Flagships On Information given committee TRUCKSVILLE chairmen present yesterday was that six, an flagships equal of number American of Colonial Airlines Airlines ships will be on display on dedication day. The starting time was set at 2:30 for the dedication exercises. Because some committee members were unable to attend yesterday, it was decided to hold another general meeting at the airport at 2:30 Friday afternoon. In the meantime, commissioners of the two counties will have an opportunity to pass on preliminary plans formulated yesterday. PLYMOUTH 106 West Main Street--Dial 9-1482 Jerry L.

Morris, Home 9-1675 Sidney A. Morgan, Home 9-1005 MOTHER ON AND WEDNESDAY DAUGHTER AT Industrial Society, Welsh Congregational Church, will conduct its annual mother and daughter dinner Wednesday night at 6:30 in the church auditorium. A varied program will be presented. It will include: doxology; allegiance to the flag; scripture reading, Mrs. Emily Jones; prayer, Mrs.

Gwen R. Thomas; address welcome, toastmistress, William G. Hughes; tribute to mothers, Lou Kinney; tribute to daughters, Mrs. John Thomas; Of Our Mothers:" reading, Jane Sutherland; solo, Audrey Daniels; memorial hymn; piano selection, Ruth a Claire Roberts; reading, Judy Eckhart; SOlo, Jennie Morgan Kauefer, and closing hymn. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Youth Fellowship of the Christian Church hold a box social tomorrow night at 6:30 which anyone attend.

Tickets can be obtained the door, Girls are requested to make box lunches which the boys will buy. Entertainment will be provided and refreshments will be served. MAY CROWNING IS TO BE HELD AT ST. VINCENT'S Jeanne McElligott will be May Queen at the coronation ceremonies to take place Sunday, May 25, at 7:30 p. m.

in St. Vincent's Church. It will be sponsored by the student body of St. Vincent's High School. The entire senior class will comprise the Queen's court and the student body will serve as guard of honor, to the Queen and her train.

street will be closed for the remainder of the week, due to death in family. CHURCH ACTIVITIES I Senior Christian Endeavor, leader, Fred Shellhamer; Wednesday deavor, leader, Miss ShellYoung People's Christians Enhamer; Thursday, 7:45, prayer service. Josephine's Beauty Shop, 48 Elm Take Advantage of these new low Delivery Prices On GLEN ALDEN COAL Pea 9.75 Egg 11.65 Buck 7.80 Nut 11.65 Rice 6.70 Stove 11.65 T. J. BROWN'S SONS 230 East Main St.

Dial 9-2028 SNUG BUG AS A That's how you want to feel when the winds try to blow off your shingles and rain pours on your roof. Proper roofing can make your house cosy and leak-proof. SHAWNEE Lumber Company Hanover Street Plymouth, Penna. DIAL 9-1216 CELMERS WII RESIDE AT FRESNO, CALIF. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter T. Celmer, of 114 Turner street, left by automobile this morning for Fort Benning, where they will visit their son and Mrs. Ted Celmer and family. From there they will proceed to Fresno, where they will make their future home with their daughter, Mrs.

Vernon Wyatt. LEGION TO A NOMINATE CONVENTION DELEGATES Shawnee Post. 463, American Legion, will nominate delegates to the State convention at Pittsburgh, at a meeting to be held tonight at 8 at the Legion home. Plans will also. be completed the observance of Memorial Day and for the Pappy sale.

ATTEND STATE MEETING Plymouth Aerine 546, Fraternal Order of Eagles, were represented the State committee meeting held at Philadelphia on Sunday. In attendance were Past Presidents Isaiah Pritchard and Thomas Warman, President Andrew Oherko and John Wilkes, the latter chairman of the local sterring committee. LEGION PRACTICE The American Legion Junior baseball team will practice, each afternoon this week Ash diamond at 3:30. AT CONVENTION Rev. A.

R. Gilbride, pastor of First Welsh Baptist Church, is attending the Northern Baptist convention meetings at Atlantic City. EMPLOYES PAID School district employes were paid today for the first two weeks of May. We Buy Old Dishes, Oil Lamps, Antique Furniture, Miscellaneous. Phone 7-8302.

COMING FUNERALS NOVINSKI Michael, from 49 Lyndwood avenue, Iona Place, Wednesday morning at 9. Requiem mass at 9:30 in St. Mary's Church. Parish cemetery, Plymouth Township. RECICAR-John, from 48 Elm street, Thursday morning at 9.

Requiem mass at 9:30 in St. Stephen's Church. St. Stephen's cemetery at Lehman. COVERED DISH SUPPER Plymouth Chapter 345, Order of Eastern Star, will serve a covered dish supper Wednesday night at 6:30 in the Jr.

O. U. A. M. hall.

Members and friends are asked to bring their own silverware and dishes. 2 Room office. to rent or sublet Post at 133 West Mahir Street: Inquire Office Box 111, Plymouth. CARD OF THANKS I The Family of the Late FULLER CASTNER 194 Maroy Larksville Wish to thank those who. aidduring their bereavement; those who sent flowers and loaned cars.

RUGS SHAMPOOED Re-Fringed Re-Bound HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SERVICE DIAL 7-5997 PHONE WYOMING 567 PERSONAL LOANS On Your Own Signature 25 $300 SIMPLIFIED METHOD Saves time- Saves worry Immediate Service No red tape WITH OR WITHOUT COWe do not notify employers, friends or relatives Guardian COMPANIES Nanticoke 40 E. Levi Main Bldg. Phone 18 Kingston Dial Kingston 7-3169 Room Corners 909, GUARDIAN FINANCIAL CORP. Loans $25 to $300 Guardian Consumer Discount Co. Loans $400 to $1,000 PLYMOUTH KIWANIS CLUB FROLIC- ALL THIS WEEK -ATGAYLORD FIELD RIDES FUN FOR YOUNG OLD BENEFIT KIWANIS FUND FREE ADMISSION TO GROUNDS Lead with Diamonds, to win at "HEARTS" Diamond solitaire A Engagement Ring.

$49.95 co gagement 3-diamond Ring. $100 62 ment Diamond Ring. Engage: A $89.50 6-Diamond Bridal Duo. $119 A LANDAUS Furniture Jewelry Appliances 76 E. MAIN PLYMOUTH May Queen And Miss Dorothy Polifka, of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of SS.

Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church, Plymouth, was chosen May Queen for the annual Coronation MAN JAILED FOR ABUSE OF DANGHTERS James Hoadley, 43, of 4 West River street, Plymouth, was committed to the Luzerne County prison yesterday afternoon on a charge of statutory rape. He was arrested in his home Saturday night by Chief of Police Lawrence Kendig and High Constable John Peters. At his arraignmetn before Justice of the Peace John K. Pearce in Plymouth, Hoadley was accused of having molested his two daughters, ages 3 and 6. During the hearing the defendant admitted having been found guilty in paternity case involving a Wilkeswoman in 1940.

PLYMOUTH MAN'S FATHER DIES IN NOVA SCOTIA Leo Burke, of 401 Palmer street, has received word of the death of his father, Anthony Burke, which occurred yesterday morning at 8 in his home in Joggins, Nova Scotia, Canada, at the age of 89 years. Mr. Burke was a lifelong resident of his community and highly esteemed. His son, Leo, is his only local survivor. Norman Burke, Times-Leader Evening News carrier on route is 8 in the Pierce street section a grandson of the deceased.

Sale -Kitchen enamel stove, good condition. 407 East Main street. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, daughter, Barbara, Forty Fort, and Mrs.

Arthur Phillips, Inman Park, are in Cape where they attended the wedding on Saturday of Lucille daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Scott, formerly Kingston, to Robert Gerome Reel, of Ohio. The ceremony was performed in the Episcopal Church of Advent. A reception followed in the Corinthian Yacht Club.

Ladies' Missionary Society of the MISSIONARY MEETING First Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday night at 8 in the ladies' parlors. Mrs. William T. Jones will preside. A varied program will be presented.

Mrs. Lawrenec Maxwell is refreshment chairman, and will be assistad by Miss Eleanor Ditty and Mrs. William Lewis. Miss Ethel Morris is in charge of the publicity. Shawnee Repair Service, 521 West Shawnee, Closed Until Next Wednesday, Due to Death in Family, BASEBALL PRACTICE Shawnee Tavern will have baseball practice tomorrow afternoon at 5 at the Ash diamond.

SCHOOL BANQUET annual banquet for the Junior and Senior classes of St. Vincent's High School will be held tonight at Hotel Sterling. SHUFFLEBOARD NEWS Jobey's will finish the shuffleboard playoffs this week with three games. Jobey's will play Emerick's Friday night at Jobey's. Jobey's needs two games for the Plymouth championers will play game at ship.

Tonight the Wilkes leadJobey's. LADIES' BIBLE Ladies' Bible Class, Christian Church, will have a house warming party on Wednesday night at 8 at the home of Mrs. Edward Nitz, 430 West Main street. WM. F.

PAUL MEN'S BIBLE CLASS MEETS WEDNESDAY The William F. Paul Men's Bile Class of the Franklin Street P. M. Church will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow night at 8, Standard Time. Plans for the summer outdoor meetings will be discussed.

Refreshments will be served. HOSPITAL PATIENT Frank Kusek, rear 305 West Main street, is a patient in Homeopathic Hospital where he submitted to an emergency appendicitis operation last Saturday. FIREMEN 'TO MEET Lance Hill Hose Co. No. 2 will meet tonight at 7:30 in the hose house.

Plans will be made for an outin gand convention. CLUB MEETING St. Stephen's Ladies' Club will meet Tuesday night at 8 in the club rooms. HOSPITAL PATIENT Mrs. Arch Ravert, Plymouth Mountain.

is recuperating in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, following an operation. Kingston Twp. Phone Dallas 19 or 268-B-5 ATTENDING CONVENTION Robert Nicely of Shavertown is attending the annual convention of Lutheran Churches of America for four days at Ocean City, N. as a delegate of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church.

ELECT OFFICERS The newly reorganized Senior Luther League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church elected the following staff officers at a recent meeting: President, Robert Kemmerer, vice president, Robert Lozo; secretary, Mary Winter; treasurer, Donald Boline: educational secretary, Doris Kemmerer: missionary secretary, Willard Lozo, life service secretary, John Cottle. Officers of the Junior Luther League are: President, Beverly Morgan; vice president, Elinor Downes; I Attendants At Coronation Day exercises. Miss Polifka is pictured above with her attendants who are, left to right, Marie and Marcia Dubinski, train bearers; Misses Dor'othy Homer, Alice Blancheck, Helen secretary, Nancy Lozo; treasurer, Billy Winters. The both groups will meet tonight at 7:30 in the church parlors.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicely, Mr. a and Mrs. Dale Zimmerman and Mrs.

Hilda Davis are advisers of the groups. ANNIVERSARY DINNER Keller class of Shavertown Methodist Church will observe its 20th anniversary of its organization with a dinner party tomorrow night at 6:30 in the church recreation room. Dinner will be served by the members of the Berean Bible class. Mrs. Ernest Keller, teacher since its founding and past presidents will be guests.

They are Mrs. Howard Ide, Mrs. A. George Prater, Mrs. Edwin Whitby, Mrs.

G. R. Downer, Mrs. Forrest Seigel, Mrs. Walter Cook, Mrs.

Edgar Adolph, Mrs. John Engler, Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Mrs. Willard Durbin, Mrs. Howard Appleton, Mrs.

Martin Porter, Mrs. Herbert Ray, Mrs. Herbert Tippett, Mrs. S. R.

Schooley, Mrs. Stanley Shewan, Mrs. Harold Lloyd and Mrs. A. G.

Eddinger. PURCHASE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Clyde. Haskins.

of Trucksville have purchased a new home in Kingston. They plan to vacate their home on Johnson avenue, Trucksville, soon. HOSPITAL PATIENT D. D. Baylor, of Druid Hills, Shavertown, is recuperating in NesMemorial Hospital following an operation.

He is the father of Mrs. at Robert D. Currie and is custodian Trucksville Methodist Church. Many township women will atWSCS DISTRICT MEETING tend the Spring forum and luncheon of. Wilkes-Barre District Women's Society of Christian Service to be held tomorrow in Kingston Methodist Church.

Mrs. S. R. Schooley is district president. MEET TONIGHT A special meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Shavertown Firemen held tonight at 7:30 in the Fire Hall.

Shavertown Women's Service Club will meet tonight at 8 at the Shavertown Fire Hall. It will be decided at this meeting it the club is to continue. FATHER-SON PARTY A father and son party will be featured at the meeting of the Men's Club of Shavertown Methodist Church tonight at 8 in the church recreation rooms. A magic act will be presented by William Davis of Forty Fort. Dallas Mrs.

Maude Eipper, Phone Dallas 205-R-16 COMING MEETINGS Women's Auxiliary Dr. Henry M. Laing Fire Company will meet at the home og Mrs. Joseph Wallo, Huntsville Road tonight at 8. on Ide, Mrs.

Marcus Ide, and Mrh. Serving committee is Mrs. Clifford Past Councilor's Club of Mount Thomas Kepner. Vale Council, D. of A.

will meet Mrs. on Wednesday night at the home of Joseph Schmerer, Parrish street. For Finest Automobile ServiceFactory Trained Mechanics. See BONNER CHEVROLET. Now 694 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston.

7-2118. BRIEF MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Leland Rogers, of Chinchilla, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Eipper on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Evans had as dinner guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

Leland Rogers, of Chinchilla. Let BONNER CHEVROLET Service Prove Your Greatest Car Kingston. Saver, 694 Wyoming Avenue, 7-2118. West Pittston Phone Pittston 627 COMING MEETINGS Children's Society of the First Methodist Church will meet tonight at 4. Meetings at the First Methodist Church tonight will be: 7, Boy Scouts; 7:30, Class No.

8, Class No. 10. Joseph V. Delet-Kanic of Bucknell Junior College, Wilkes-Barre, will address a dinner meeting of the Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church tonight, at 6:30. His topic will be "Alaska." Keith Robbins, Delaware avenue, has returned from Korea where he spent 14 months on a government project.

Mrs. Arthur Coulson is enroute to her home at Texarkana, Texas, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Myrddyn Evans, Philadelphia avenue. She will stop in Ohio to visit her son. Mrs.

Joseph Brandon is a guest of Mrs. Harry Bowkley, Maplewood, N. J. Seed growers call flower plants "rogues" when they revert to earlier types and do not produce the type of blossoms expected of the variety. Dental Society Hears Dr.

Rothner Dr. Jacoby T. Rothner, Temple University School of Dentistry, delivered an address illustrated with pictures at the last of a series of clinics sponsored by Luzerne County Dental Society last night in Hotel I Sterling, Day Exercise Pinaha, Evelyn Dudish, Helen Bencho and Anna Goglowski. Michael's Hall Breslau was held in Mother's in. Day dinner at St.

the afternoon, followed by a dance in the evening. Obituary Additional Deaths Funerals Page 26 MRS. DELLA DOUGAL Funeral services for Mrs. Della Dougal, 64, of Bloomingdale, who died yesterday in Nanticoke State Hospital, will be held Thursday at 1:30, Standard Time, at her home. Further services will be at 2.

in Bloomingdale Methodist Church with Rev. Oscar Saxe, officiating. Burial will be in Bloomingdale cemetery. Surviving are her husband, Joseph, Mrs. and the following children: John Gilmore, Forty Fort; Mrs.

Robert Strohl, Dallas; Wilbur, Loyalville; Mrs. Carl Carlson, Dushore; and Clifton, of Wysox; 16 grandand sisters: Mrs. children and the following, brothers, Tunkhannock; Mrs. Carrie Philadel- Maffat, Charles Howeye, both of Karl phia; Duffek, Percy, of Sweet Wexford, and Mrs. Valley; Mrs.

Fred Sager of Jamison City. ALFRED LEIFERT Alfred Leifert, formerly of White Haven and Wilkes -Barre, died yesHe terday resided at 433 West Spruce street, in' Hazleton State Hospital. Hazleton. A former carpenter, Mr. Leifert retired 13 years ago.

He was a son of the late Lewis and Mary Nincuner Leifert, and was born in White Haven. a member of Christ Lutheran Church and the Carpenters' Union. His wife, Mary Neiner Leifert, died 19 years ago. Five sons and a daughter survive. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 in Grebey Funeral Home at 235 East Broadn street; Hazleton.

Friends there tomorrow afternoon and night. MARTIN CLEARY Martin Cleary, formerly of Plymouth and Duryea, died at his home in Vineland, N. on Sunday. Mr. Cleary was born in Plymouth, a son of the late Michael and Ellen moved to when he was a Dougherty Cleary.

The family he resided there until 10 Duryea when he moved to New boy and years ago, Jersey. He is survived by these sisters brothers: Nellie, a teacher in and City schools; Mary, at Atlantic home; Michael, New York City, and Dr. Andrew, Brooklyn, N. G. F.

Cleary, of Nanticoke. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning Roman Catholic a Church at with requiem mass in the Vineland. MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph M. C. Vanavage West Pittston Leona Adolph A.

Washchek Pittston Lottie D. Satkowski Dupont Irene Vernitsky Wilkes -Barre Frederick A. Casala M. Balas Ashley Gabriel Victoria Borman New York Emil E. Jarolen Nanticoke Dorothy R.

Sujdak Nanticoke Walter J. Anuskiewicz Kingston Ann L. Kotkowski Swoyerville Sofa Wilkes-Barre Twp. Vera P. Konsavage WilkesJoseph J.

M. Pierzchala Alden Henry Josephine B. Pawloski wa Wanamie Paul Helen J. Kovach Krzanwoski Wilkes- Barre A. Chisak Luzerne Henry Helen M.

Drozdowski East Plymouth Jeanne M. Bannon Robert Caffrey Wilkes Barre Duffy Bronx, N. Y. Thomas Irene A. Mattie Swoyerville Charles Matukonis Wilkes- Barre Mildred T.

Daley Wilkes-Barre J. Battista Brooklyn, N. Y. Anthony L. Zuba Avoca Mary Frank Lottie A.

M. Gaus Androski Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre Twp. Twp. Edward T. Delinsky Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Barre Jean C.

Krommes Michael T. Curley Wilkes-Barre Edwardsville Loretta E. Granda David A. Evans Pittston Rosetta L. Marsh Hughestown Frank Wojtash Nanticoke Mary Cerenkowski Nanticoke Robert R.

Readler Wilkes Barre Jean R. Fulk J. Donovan Edwardsville Washington Stella A. Kopack Mandycz Luzerne Violetta A. Topic Luzerne A.

Adonizio Pittston Angelo, Mazzeo Pittston Richard Rachkowski Duryea Duryea Mary A. Brill Thomas P. McLarney Nanticoke Helen C. Drost Nanticoke L. Giusti Nanticoke Dolores N.

Novickowski Nanticoke Martin J. Vajda Sugarloaf Mary Rusnak Tomhicken Nick D. Solano Pittston Catherine A. Occhiato Pittston Frank S. Yackowicz Avoca Jennie B.

Czachor Dupont George H. Welch Shickshinny Rose M. Graves Shickshinny August J. Reatini Wilkes-Barre Catherine M. Diaco Wilkes-Barre Harvey A.

Jones Wilkes -Barre Thelma Lewis Wilkes-Barre Robert J. Novack Hudson Emily J. Goncheroski Plains Albin Figura Long Island, N. Y. Anna Baron Laflin Glen Scovell Noxen Helen Kuzma Lynwood Moose To Open Member Drive Wilkes-Barre Lodge 128, Loyal Order of Moose, will meet tonight at the Moose Home at 8 oclock.

The Moose will open their new membership campaign honoring George E. Gwilliam, under the direction of Fred S. Read, membership director from the Supreme Lodge. Governor Stanley Evans will preside. State To Get Bids On City Street Jobs State Department of Highways will open bids on June 6 in Harrisburg that will include construction of 1.60 miles on Hazle street, Park avenue and South Washington street.

The announcement from Harrisburg said the local project will include removal of car tracks on the three city streets that are part of, State Route 40036. An agreement between the Department and the city provides Wilkes-Barre will pay the State $62,000 as its share of the improvement in the track areas if no legal legislation is enacted relieving cities of responsibility for maintenance of such areas. If the legislation is acted, the city will be freed of the obligation, the agreement states. Bids on 11 other projects involving 20.75 miles of road improvements will be opened on the same date, the Highway Department announcement said. TRUCKSVILLE Announcing The Opening Tomorrow Wednesday, May 21 NEW RADIO CLINIC (Next To Trucksville Post Office) OPENING SPECIALS Table Lamp 5.95 Toasters 1.98 Table Model Radios 14.95 Radio-Phonograph Combination 69.95 Portable Record Players 29.95 Fluorescent Fixtures 4.95 Also Dealer For Philco, Crosley, Motorola, Stewart- Bendix, Coolerator, Freez-all, Apex, Sunbeam and Universal Products DECCA COLUMBIA CAPITOL RECORDS.

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