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THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1934. SIXTEEN Have Roles In "Veronica's Veil" In City Sunday MERCHANTS TO WEST SIDE DEPT. Of ice Room 215 Kingston Corners Bldg. Dial 7-6601 IIK0J1E BARKER MOTS HE STOLE $20,000 IN TUQ YEARS KINGSTON AT RETAIL TAX William Rinaldl. former Dunmore school ctor and fonMrteUer at the Union National bank in Dunmore.

pleaded iudee Albert L. Watson in United States criminal court to charges of embezzling, misappropriating funds, naUng qmJ'1 View, Dallas within the next few weeks. Mr. Charles Terry and Mtse Helen Terry have returned from New Tork. At the monthly meeting of the West Side Women's Club, Thursday at the Legion Hall, a club ntwepaper be given by committee chairmen.

The reports will give a survey of their part of the work In the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women. Mr. B.Walter Samuel, chairman will be in charge of the program. Mrs. J.

Fowler Richardson will direct the aim lurgery in connection wiu -c a terlod that extended from Octoter 6, 1930. to November 25. 1932. The Local Mercantile Interests Opposed To Another Uvy plea was accepted and sentence was aeierrea um" of court um IN THE LEGISLATURE 1 i IN, 2' 0 I 1 U-WiJ LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT IN SAVRE WRECKED BY BLAST HKTIKNS FROM GEKMAXY Mr. Frit Kammler of 600 Market street has returned from a via- it of several months to her mother la Germany.

She Is is 74 years of age. Mrs. Kammler said the peo-pU cheer Hitler every time they tea him and he ic the idol of the GrmaTneopto Mrs. Kammler visited her native city in Berlin and other large cities Including Hamburg and Leipeig. The Bro- tr.eH,- whiclr-he made-the trip collided with ft huze whole on the return trip.

ACKNOWLEDGE gifts The board of directors met at the Hoyt Library on Monday night and Acknowledged gift from many of our fellow citizens. Among them were a valuable collection of periodicals ient by Mr. and Mrs. James Young, a group of books including some local history sent by Mrs. Anna Lantz, some recently published books sent fcy Mr.

and Mrs. iaederr-and desired government- iiwr EDWARDSVILIE PROF MORRIS TO SING Prof. George A. Morrie, a negro singer will sing at the weekly prayer service in the Edwards Memorial Church tonight at 7:30. He will make an appealin behalf of the Lawery Institute and Industrial School at Mayesvllle.

He will be assisted by two colored artists, The Sayre liquor establishment of Thomas Kingston In the heart o. Sayre aa completely wrecked early today "cy what police said was a bomb explosion. Two families living on the top floor of the two-story building wet badly shaken but uninjured. William Conyers. tenor and-Afthur Howard, manager of the Howard locuments by the Hon.

C. Murray iillllill 4 Mt Jubilee Singers. ANNUAL NOVENAl PLYMOUTH PART Turpln. Local Union 60 United Anthra On Wednesday evening. March ,14, the speaker, will be Attorney cite Miners of Pennsylvania of k.

L. Coughim, who win taiic on Woodward colliery will hold a epe OF LOCAL CODE "County Government." The meet clal meeting at 7:30 tonight in Inr hour haa been changed to eight Burba's Hall. The meeting has to accommodate the majority of been called by John Dynoski, pres ANDREW KENDRA As Caiphas CARL YABROSKI As Pilate HELEN GALIAS As Ruth ident and John Kraftician, secre Hie audience. i BRIEF NOTES ORGANIZATION, TO ST. JOSEPH IS NOW BEING HELD Special Semces Being tary.

Pictured above ars three additional members of the cast of characters who will present John Moran of John street has SCHOOL DEBATE at St Nicholas' high school auditorium, Wilkes-Barre, Sunday afternoon and evening, under ausnices of T- C-1 -V- purchased a new Plymouth sedan, The debate between Edwardsvilie Miss Rita McDonald of Thomas and Forty Fort high school debat street has entered the Binghamton Ing teams will be held Wednesday night In the Edwardsvilie high City HosDltal for Nurses. Mrs. Lee Earl was entertained auditorium. The suoject, resolved, ASHLEY a birthday surprise party given -mat at least one-half of all rev Conducted In Georgetown Church by a number of mends. enue for State and local purposes Shawnee Merchants Join With Wilkes-Barre Interests APROVED AT CAPITOL Miss Marion Morgan, superln should be derived from sources If the legislature of Pennsylvania at Its next session should attempt to levy another retail sales tax, as many merchants generally anticipate, any move to than end will he fought to a'flnish by Wyoming Valley's mercantile Interests.

That attitude was very definitely expressed when a group, of execu-tivea -representing stores whlch transact business on bailment lease met in the Wllkes-Barre Deposit and Savings Bank building auditorium and discussed preparedness plans for combatting any effort of the State launching to colleot tho 1 per cent sales tax on bailment lease business. The meeting was called by Wyoming Valley Mer chants Association. The Valley or ganizatlon jumped into the leader ship of the organized opposition to re-enactment of the sales tax last year, a movement which became state-wide and led to the formation of the Pennsylvania Retailer Association. Under the sales tax law, adopted practically overnight by the legislature in the 1932 session as an emergency relief measure, imposed a tax of 1 per cent on all retail sales for a period of six months. The tax period began September 1 of that year and continued until February 28, 1933.

Vigorous opposition to re-enactment, led by valley merchants, pre- vented the continuance of the sales tax law or the adoption of a similar measure. What steps will be taken by interested mercantile establishments should the State attempt to collect on bailment lease business, payment of which had been withheld by bailment lease houses on the contention that these transactions did not represent retail salea as construed toy the law, were not disclosed after yesterday afternoon's meeting. That the affected mercantile establishments are preparing to go bat legally with the State on the matter was indicated however by tiie fact that Attorney Frank P. Slattery, counsel retained by the group last year, conferred with the merchants at yesterday's meeting. Belief that the legislature may try to impose another sales tax to make good an anticipated deficit of ANT I COKE LEONARD WASILEWSKl, Agent Bell Phone Office 204.

Residence 1092 Guaranteed the Greatest Circulation in Nanticoke. other than tangible property." Two Dial 2-4549 tendent of the nursery department of Elisabeth, N. J. Hospital, has been visiting her parents on North motion ''No a com edy, and "Hunting with a Camera" will also be shown. The debate is Maple avenue.

ENDS ON MARCH 19 DEAN TO LECTURE Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis of New being conducted under the auspices Tork were recent guests of Mr, of the Honor Society of the Junior The Sidney Circle of the Metho and senior high schools. John Kon dist Church lecture and musical and Mrs. Edwin Davis Jr.

"FASHIONS OF 1934" The annual novena to St Joseph, savage will be chairman. will be given Monday night, March 19, in the church auditorium. The honored by Catholics throughout the BRIEF NOTES world as the Patron of the Univer Michael Hanchulak, 21, of 76 One of the most colorful pictures to come out of Hollywood in many a day is promised by the manage lecture will be given by Rev. George Savage, pastor of the Peckville Methodist Church. The topic will sal Church, and also as the Patron Church street, was injured while at RPHANAGE RECEIVES $160 FROM THE HONEY POT CLUB of a happy death, began Sunday work on a CWA project yesterday be "America's Youth Facing th ment pf the Kingston theatre when "Fashions of 1934" arrives at the evening In St Joseph's Church, Kicnara mcavov, 16, who is re Present Economic Problems." Georgetown, and will continue every ported to have escaped from Kls Kingston playhouse Wednesday evening until the Feast of 8t.

Joa Lyn more than a week ago was lo afternoon where it will play an en ENTERTAINED cated yesterday on Grove street by gagement of two days only with its March 19. The last three days, Saturday. Sunday and Monday, will patrolman Michael Kosko and will host of stars and beauties inciud Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. William be sent back to school.

He is for ing William Powell and Betty Britton, Mrs. Warren Baker, be devoted to a Trlduum, or three days' prayer for those unable to merly from Hillside avenue. Davis. Register; and Mrs. J.

E. Banks ol make, toe entire novena. Kev. A. G.

Lewandowskl, rector Faggots will be sold at the Ed Hartford street were entertained at DORRANCETON W. C. T. wards Memorial church tomorrow The manner of making this no of St. Mary's Church and vice a dinner on Saturday by the for beginning at noon.

vena Is somewhat different. Every president of the executive board of mer's daughter, Mrs. evening devotions consist of novena Gwilym Jones entertained mem Rlckard. The guests are all DISCUSS PROHIBITION That Dorranceton Is fundament ally dry as in the days of old is in d'eated In the topics to be discuss bers of his pinochle club at his years old. Dinner was served to prayers to the St.

Joseph, spiritual read and meditation on his life and home. Winners at cards were: Mrs, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. Warren Reese Jones and John Bebbt Others virtues, in a manner similar to that ed at the two session institute by Baker, Mrs. Britton, Mrs.

J. present were Mabel Jones, Reese pursued in monasteries, convents St. Stanislaus Orphanage, late yesterday, received a check for $160 from the Honey Pot Athletic Association. The receipts were derived from the amateur fights conducted by the club in the Broadway Ar mory. It was stated that the expenses for promoting- the tournament ajnounted to $320.

Fifty per Bangs, Mrs. William Benscoter, Mrs. The letter received by Father Lewandowski, reads in part: "Dear Father: "We are inclosing herewith a check, made payable to you, In the sum of $160. For your Information, the expenses amounted to $320. We hope to help make the' children happy." "It Is understood that the fighters that won the decisions as champions In their respective divisions, would not receive any prizes or money.

"The it Is believed, will be treated to a dinner In the near future. Mrs. John Bebb, Abe Bevan and religious houses, and benedic Flora Masters, Mrs. Charles Whit tho members of the Dorrancton Union of W. C.

T. U. tomorrow and afternoon at the Dor and Mrs. J. Sevan.

mire, and Mrs. William H. Rlckard. tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament Masses will be said daily during the novena at 6:45 and at 8:00 In the Kravitski-Burgesa James ranceton Baptist Church. Kev.

J. D. Bryden, pastor of the church will recent fiasco the latest. news is that NOTES BRIEF o'clock, and confession will be heard cent of the net receipts would go elvo the principal address. Airs.

the husky policeman will toe re turned to the force without pay. Is Dr. W. B. Fobs recovering to the orphanage, it was learned.

William Davie president of the after services each evening. The novena wlh come to a solemn close from a recent illness. The other half goes to the athletic Dorranceton Union, will preside, rwntions will be conducted by Mrs. on the Feast of St Joseph. Mon association.

some $35,000,000 has frequently ATHLETICS TO MEET day. March 19. with special services. Catherine Davis in the absence of been expressed by mercantile lead- The Ashley Athletic Club will hold Stations of the Cross will precede era not only in Wyoming Valley but throughout the State. meeting at the clubrooms Sunday services on Friday night and pray Hubert.

Mrs. Saran Ellsworth will conduct a citizenship class. Music at the Institute will St. Mary's Church To era for the Perpetual Novena to St With the formal welcoming today Plymouth administration of the -NR. A retail code In tha stores of that community officially became a part of the job of the Local Retail Cod Authority for Wilkes-Barre.

Plymouth merchants, sometime age In response to Its request, had been granted a certificate of temporary authority for a local code group, on March 3 asked the National Retail Code Authority In Washington, D. C. for permission to withdraw the certificate and to Join with the LRCA of Wilkes-Barre in the administration of cods provisions. In a letter submitted at today's LRCA meeting, Managing Director Klchard M. Nuestadt.

of the National Code Authority in Washing ton advised the local group of Plymouth's request and that the withdrawal had been approved lit the national capital. "At their request." said Director Neustadt," we re therefore sending yon this formal Cftlc that they are now under your Jurisdiction." The action of the Wilkes-Barre body today was the forma) recording of the action. With the incorporation today of Plymouth In he LRCA program administration of the NRA retail code for practically the entire valley Is centered In the LRCA cf Wllkes-Barre. Methods whereby the LRCA handled a recent complaint won a note of congratulation today from Managing Director Neustadt of the National Code Authority. "Congratulations on your cleaning, of the complaint This Is a fine Inntanca of whafcan be done.

If we kwp our gears greased we will And plenty of gas and can step on It." was the gist of Mr. Neustadt characteristic message to the local code authority. In accordance with code requirements the name of the Mibject of the complaint was withheld. LOCAL EAGLES PLAN ANNUAL CEREMONIAL March IS at 4:30. Membership en try will be closed after this meet Anthony will be said in coniunc be in charge of Mrs.

Rose Bhapelle Holy Trinity School Lauded By Supervisor PLAINS STANLEY J. PETR0SK1, Correspondent, 61 Miner St Phone 2-7977 ing. tlon with the novena prayers to Conduct A Retreat The, morning session will be. called to order at 19:80. The afternoon jtfision will a tart at 1:45.

Lunch will CLASS MEETS night WEST SIDE NURSES be served by women of the Baptist The regular monthly business Shickshinny CORRESPONDENT MRS RAY THOMAS 30 E. Butler St. A retreat for adults and children church. Classes at the institute meeting of the Gleaners class of will be conducted in St Mary's will be in charge of Mrs. J.

R. rer and Mrs. Carrie Wolfe, Class church, commencing tomorrow Methodist Sunday school was held last night in the conference room. BUSY DESPITE COO) The Sophomore Biology Club, un members will be Mrs. Rose Shapelle Mrs.

Harry Doak, teacher of the der the direction of John T. Row Mrs. J. Carter. Mrs.

George Kester, night and continued until Sunday morning, it waa stated today. Rev. W. J. Zapala, of Poland, will offi Jl.r class, conducted devotions.

Fol lands, teacher, will show education Mrs. Albert Arnald. Mrs. Lloyd lowing a short business session, a ciate. al films in the Memorial High school BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY gymnasium tomorrow afternoon.

Despite the severe winter weather during February, the nurses of the The Dle Sister Iiuret-t, superviso of the Polish parochial schools in the Scranton on a visit to the HolyTrinlty parochial set ool last week, pronounced that Institution up to the standard in every educational facility, providing a spiritual guidance for t'jf school children as Will. During her visit she noted the manner and procedure of the Sisters in educating the children, and highly praised the Instruction. A birthdav surprise party was social hour was enjoyed and rc fresbments were served. given Mrs. Frances Boroer, jrriaay West Side Visiting Nurse Assovla GIRLS WIN Mary Iwicki's Cameo Girls man K.

Of C. To Conduct by the memDers or ner sun BIRTHDAY PARTY tlon made a total of 1881 visits to 384 patients. This report was given day school class of the Methodist Protestant Church. Refreshments aged to win out over the Sorority Six basketball team last night at Miss Janice Broshe of North Main A Card Tournament street, entertained a number of were served to: Paul Reider, Jun the Grant street gymnasium. The friends at her home on Saturday box score: ior Featherman, Millard Heller night in observance of her four Cleaver Conrad.

Howard Llett, Del Cameo Girls Gls. Fls. Pts. teenth birthday anniversary. Games Nanticoke Council, Knights of bert Lano, Jimmy Shoemaker.

Earl and music were enjoyed and prizes Iwicki. f. 3 0 6 Van Horn. Warren Blrdsall, Ed Columbus, wl'- conduct a pinochle tournament in their club rooms. were awarded.

Miss Broshe was the ward Kadtke. Andreas Derby Terpack, f. .....2 0 4 Szesciia, s. c. 4) 0 0 East Main street, tonight Oppos- recipient of a number of useful gifts Lunch was served to Misses Mar- Police Expect To Make Arrest In Factory Robbery Harry Bellas and Bobby Parker, Latsko, 0 0 0 ns councils trill be from Wilkes- Miss Wardln to the board members of the association at the regular meeting this morning.

Many of these calls were made under extreme difficulties to the outlying district, which Includes LarkavUle and Plymouth mountains. Meeker, Idetown and Harvey's Lake. This meant in some Instances the nurses having: to abandon their cars and walking through snow and ice, and sometimes deep mud to carry service to these patients. Miss Mary Ross, chairmari of Infant welfare, reported that despite the weather and the shortness of the month, the attendance at the infant welfare station were 490 babies Mrs. W.

8. Rltter, Miss Cordelia jorie Gaughan, Marlon Morris, Carol Hughes, 0,0 0 Harding. Hrs. M. R.

Beck. Mrs. Eva Williams, Mrs. W. W.

Swank. Mrs. Edward Evans. Mrs. Clyde Lewis.

Mrs. Byron, Mrs. Walter Simmons, Mrs. J. H.

Nicholson. Mrs. Cath-erine Davis, Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs. Gwllym Davis.

IMPERSONATIONS Miss Margaret Scureman will give a group of miscellaneous impersonations Friday afternoon at 2 iu Margaret Memorial Chapel spon-scred by women of Kingston Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Herbert Smith is general chairman, Mrs. J. H.

Haerter and Mrs. Carl Juengling, head the ticket committee. Mrs. Arch Hutchison and Mrs. Frank Davenport will be in charge of the bnke sale and candy table.

Branch 443, L. C. B. A. will meet tonight In Bergen Hall.

Several hundred tickets have been sold for the card party Friday evening after services at St. Ignatius Church. It will be held in Bergen hall and will be in the nature of a St. Patrick's Day enter Barre, Pittst'in and Plymouth The Lutz. Stanley Gelst and Mr.

and Golden, g. 0 .0 0 Field, Helen Sparr. Marlon Albee, affair is being sponsored by the Mrs. John Sorber. Ruth Graham.

Phyllis Bitler. Audrev Wjoming Valley Chapter. Knights 10 Totals 5 Jackson, Betty Rae Johnson, Doris Police expect to make an arrest or Columbus. James J. Keating, Sorority Six Gls.Fls.P!.

tonight on the Nanticoke Broom Kemmerer. Margaret Elolse Ichter. and the hostess, Janice Broshe. ci.ntaln of he local Counc, ex PARTY FOR MRS. VIVA RODDA Mrs.

Viva Rodda was surprised at her home when the following Works robbery that was committed tends an lnvi'ation to members- of Clark, f. 2 0 4 Kryan, f. 1 1 3 Gimoni, s. c. 0 0 0 th council attend.

Luncheon iasi Saturday, xne ractory Is a new enterprise In this city and is ENTERTAINS Miss Grace O. Blair, worthy ma guests paid her a visit for the eve nlng. Rev. and Mrs. A.

F. Birds jv.1) be served. at 82 clinics. Bonin, 0 0 0 Sho vlin, 0 0 0 all, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Kester, tron of Blue Ridge Chapter, No. 140, located on Lincoln avenue. A number of minor articles were taken. Dominic Kukovlticz. 1224 South The board wishes to acknowl Membership To Pay Trib Mrs.

Hannah McQuown, Mrs. Rus T. ftl 1 M. CLUB The T. M.

M. Club were ener Order of Eastern Star, was hostess Divlonis. g. 0 0 0 sell Snyder. Mrs.

W. S. Rltter, Mrs to officers of the chapter at the Vic Hanover street reported to police a.ned at tin. homo of Mary Stro- edge substantial donations received from individuals, Dallas Woman's Club. West Side Jr.

Woman's Club Totals 1 7 mat several articles that were sto Cora Rldall, Mrs. Marian Thomas. Mrs. Oeee Hankey, Mrs. Cordelia1 zekt.

South "respect street- Pres len from his home on 'Saturday ute To Departed With Ceremonies torian recently. MLss Blair, who retires from office this month, was presented with a gift from the officers. Cards were enjoyed and and Plymouth Jr. Civic League. ent: Dorothy Quoos, Ruth Ponko, Referee, Ann Durinski.

BIRTHDAY PARTY Lutz. Mrs. Willis 1'arker, Mrs. Al Mrs. S.

R. Schooley, chairman of Mary Quoo Margaret Hodges, bert Thomas, Mrs. Rush Killian educational committee, assisted by Mrs. A. Osman entertained last Helen Goff.

Alta Stradllng, Wanda prizes were awarded to Mrs. Kitty tainment as well. William Edwards, proprietor of ihe avenue drug store, has a fine Mrs. Samuel Featherman, Mrs. Miss Roberts of the nursing staff.

night at her home in honor of her Gower, Mrs. Florence Hartzel, Mrs. Warakomeki Theresa Boguszew were returned. Although he had a suspect in mind, Bukoviticz told police that he would not prosecute. INJURED BY FALL OF ROCK As the result of belnir caught be.

Viva Rodda', Miss Cordelia Lutz, gave a demonstration of the tech ki, and Marv Strozeskl Viola P. Thomas, Miss Kae Kemmerer and Mrs. Daisy Swank. Fol THE PUBLIC INVITED Miss Hope Snyder Mies Mary Lee Kester, Warren Blrdsall. Floyd nique of a communicable disease visit.

window display in connection wiia laa observance of first aid week. Marvin Smith, son of Mr. and Georee Smith of 169 South CHAUNCEY REDS WIN lowing cards, a dainty luncli was Kester, Reynold Koons, Rich Other board members present The Chauncey Reds defeated the served to 18 guests. aid Harter, Kermit Rodda and West Nanticoke Red Jackets Uvt neath a fall of rock while at work yesterday, Thomas Burgham, 33, 37 East Rldcre. street suffered In Wyoming avenue and Miss Meletia son, Edward, who celebrated his fourth birthday anniversary.

Lunch was served to Mary Lemosh, Helen Osman, Thomas Patts, Mary Bo-rowski, Peter Klemosh, Julia Wanek, Junior Patts, Rose Shule-ski. Helen Osman. Edward Osman, Joseph Urbanek, Samuel Petro-vich, Egbert Harder, Sophie Butch-ko, Anna Mae Rinko. Mary Wllkes-Barre Aerie. Fraternal William Stack house.

were: Mrs. Stanley The is, Mrs. Harry Ruggles, Miss Mary Ross, Mrs. William F. Logan.

Mrs. night at Johnson Green school. 46 to 31. Score: Order of Eagles, will honor deceased members of the organization juries to the right leg. He is em "VICTOR NIGHT Dnnstan of Binghamton were mar-rifd March 7 in Binghamton by Rev.

T. Valentine Parker in the n.irsonasre of First Baptist Church. Charles F. Netzel, Mrs. William H.

Chauncey Reds Gls. Fls. Pts ployed as a miner at the No. 5 colliery of the Susquehanna Collieries at a memorial ceremony to be held next Sunday afternoon. 2:30 o'clock.

Plans are being made to hold the "Victory Night" celebration in Forty Fort JAMESMULHERN company. He. was taken to the hos Mr. and Mrs. William Sipple of Mainwarlng, Mrs.

Ralph Brickel, Mrs. George Reynolds, Mrs. E. B. ulllgan, rs.

Walter Law is Mrs. V. P. Edwards. S.

Krull, 1 5 7 J. Depko. f. 2 5 M. Depko, c.

9 19 at- thslr home -on North Washing Agneus Hall -oa Wednesday ve- pital and his -condition Is tairr ton street. nlng, Marcl 21. A program will be arranged for the occasion, when Harrwood. 6 0 12 Mrs. V.

P. Edwards, chairman. This annual exercise is a trlbuta Wm. Cogey, i 3 Binghamton. iormerly.PtJClngfston, the attendants.

It la announced that no extension of time will be given on official inspection stickers after April 1 The Wyoming avenue highway patrol given by the various aeries In the the reports of the drive for fun. to RETURNS FROM SOUTHERN CRUISE Dr. I. Humphrey of Prosuect united States under the direction foi the Visiting Nurse Association Township Teachers Totals 19 16 will be given. Much success has W.

Nanticoke Red Jackets street has resumed his practice Avill bo on the alert for dilatory mo BRIEF NOTES Members of the Ladles Aid Society of the Methodist Church will hold a candle light tea tonight at the social room of- the church. A rehearsal of the oratorio, "The Gls Fls Pts Receive Contracts attended the campaign under the supervision of Rev. Archie Birds- of the orders national office. It la considered one of the most beautiful ceremonials the organization exemplifies. The public is cordially invited.

after returning from a cruise to South America. Dr. and Mrs. Hum torists. Iarly, I.

1 1 3 Thlriv-five cases of contagious finKosKi. I. 2 all, general c' airman. 0 phrey left for South America De J. McKeown, 2 disease were reported yesterday by cember 3.

Seven Last Words," will be held to BRIEF NOTES Thirty-three members of the m. Jones, 3 T. Lewis, 4 night at 7:30 in the high school Mrs. Edith Talbot daughters. Health Office J.

F. Seward, lney include: Chicken pox. 22; whooping uougb. 11; mumps, 2, and lobar PIttstown Township Teaching Corps BRIEF NOTES The school eoard will meet tomorrow night 7:30. Members of the township police department met in the' Town Hall last night to discuss plans for the annual policeman's ball after Lent John Kownacki, constable, was elected chairman.

Raymond Stankiewicz is suffering from a broken finger received while playing basketball. Alfred Delucci is spending the week at the home of his aunt Mrs Joseph Delucci, New York. The condition of Miss Martha Figlock who has been ill is improved. ROLLER SKATING PARTY The following' members of the Hi-De-Ho Club joined in a roller skating party in the Jenkins, rink. auditorium.

KINGSTON HEALEYS Margaret and Elizabeth were received and signed their contracts CARD PARTY AND DANCE The Paderewski Male choir and Totals 12 nneumonia. 1. 31 Wllkes-Barre shoppers Saturday. A supper will be served night at 6 in the Grace Epis following a three hour conference Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Bhaugn NOT IN COURT CASE ROXY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS copal Church by the Margaret Pringle Borough teachers have a good chance of receiving much of their back nay by Easter says with members 'of the school board held late yesterday afternoon In the neesey, sons. Franc's, and Ger St. Cecelia's choir of St Mary's church will conduct its first Easter card party and dance at Kirmar Park on April Music for dancing will be furnished by a popular Elizabeth Society. Mrs. William Finney who sub Cork Lane school building.

ald Monroe, of Tunkhannock, spent President Peter Berry, of the board The signing of the contracts was the week end with tho latter a par A committee of the board with Prof. Francis Leeson recently went mitted to a blood transfusion last week and has been seriously ill is nreceded by lengthy discussion on Mr. and Mrs. John Healey, Klnus. ton, wish to correct an impression that they are the persons from ents.

Mr. and Mrs. Zura M. Op- ine new Koxy club met and elected the following officers: President, David Harvey; secretary, Michael Swirat; treasurer, John Hrinko. The club will conduct dances at Kir-mar Park every Monday night beginning Easter Monday.

At the orchestra. J. Gorney, is general di the part of members of- the board. Unger of Koonsville. reported to be somewhat improved rector, assisted by L.

Pietraszko. J. the teaching corps ana Attorney Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hook spent to Harrlsburg where they received assurance of getting $10,000 as an outright grant which will pay sev- Mrs.

Ata Weaver who has been wnom A. h. nnsker secured damages in a civil suit before Judge Arthur Magulre, counsel for the seriously 111 is Improving. Zakrzewskl, E. Muezinski, L.

Ma- dai and the following committer-Ticket Miss A. Filar. A. Dudzin- the week end in New York, where Ihey vlslled the tatter's sister, wno ciiugiiiiu. me teaeners.

iniitlUL uf lilt) UIUJ a flahe MISS EUHfl HeSHier BaS return Edwardsvilie. last nrgnt: Frank Healeys wish to emDhasIze that tli The discussion ended and the Miss Louise Finnen, cf ilidge Is seriously ill in a hospital. from Philadelphia, where she was Kucek, Mary Wanek, Stella On- teachers signed the contracts when ski. Kaczka, Plodwlck and ZawLsh-Jock; refreshments, J. Augustine, Mrs.

Alexander Scott, wife -of avenue, has returned home after attending the formal dance of the a guest of her sister, Miss Geral- President Patrick McLane of the Rev. Alexander Scott of the M. E. j. uorney, spacn and j.

(Jay da: school board announced that the Church, has entered a hospital In cloak room committee. E. Otnoch, promoter will be elected. FALCONS INSTALL OFFICERS The following officers were installed at a -meeting of the Lady Neat of Falcons 263: President Mrs. Eleanor Dombroweki; vice president Mrs.

Anna Xitkowki? Philadelphia foi6 eye treatment decision was given against a family of similar name who reside in West Plttston. John Sheeder Dies At His Home In Honey Pot E. Bobowlcz, E. Oizinki and P. Pietraszko; tables, J.

Zakrzewski, dine Hessler. Mrs. Willitm Bechtel will entertain at bridge on Wednesday afternoon. SENIOR PLAV A matinee of "It Happened in board had done everything possible to extend the school term into July but the State authorities would not grant an extension of the school from which she has surrerea tor Acadcia Fraternity ol U. or p.

Men's Club of Westmoor Church of Christ will hold a banquet this evening in the church in observance of the first anniversary of the organization of the ciub. Rev. Fred M. Sellers, -of Shavertown, will be the guest weaker. Madaj and Madaj; floor.

J. drosh, Josephine' Stanley Kulmacheskl, Lottie Urbanski. Billy Mack, Anna Flortach, May Hirko Joseph Eddie Dornoski, Mickey Kluk, Stan Peters, Helen Dornoski, Joe Kortish, Jack Sera-fin, Mary Vinko, Anna Serafln. Sue Hrecba. The club will hold a special meeting tonight TRUCKSVILLE some time.

BENKO FUNERAL secretary, Mrs. Sophia Cryzyk: term runner tnan june au. xne ex Zakrzewskl; ushers. Miss M. Op-laskl.

S. Bonowicz, K. M. Hajduck, A. Halko, H.

Weiss and Mrs. K. Pastuszak. tension of the school term under the school code is an lmposibiiity. Scores of relatives and friend Mr.

and Mrs. William Powell of treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Zdzieb-loski; general delegate, Mrs. Apo-lonia Knoll; physical Instructor. Mrs.

Frances' Ram low; auditors, Mrs. M. Crinowlcz and Mrs. Hollywood" will be staged Thursday afternoon at 3:80 by the senior class for the students of the grade schools. The play will be again as there Is no budget adopted for John Sheeder, 80, of Honey Pot.

died st night at 11 at his home Charles street will move to Shrine the extension and the code sped' were in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Mary (Harcharik) Benko, heldafrom the family home, Orch M. E. CHURCH NOTES Tuesday 6:30. Girl Scouts, fically states that the school year following an illness of comnllca staged Friday night in the high Janowski.

tlons. He was a native of Austria end on June su, at wnicn time tne Troop 19. ard street. Glen Lyon. A high mass school auditorium at 8.

The following committer I AT I KINGSTON I CORNERS TEACHER RESIGNS Kingston Township school board Wednesday 6:30, Girl; Scouts, of reaulem was celebrated at St books are turned over to the auditors. 1 kiriGSTon named: Social. Warakom- and resided In Honey Pot for the pust thirty-four years. Deceased was a member ot St Joseph's Slo VALEXTY HOWAMTZ Michael's Church. Pall bearers Troop 7:30, the Inrmediate met last night in a special meeting skl, Mrs.

T. Budzinski. Mrs. A. Pot- In October the teachers went on Eworth Learue will have a birth- accepting the resignation of Miss THEATBJE Glen Lyon lost one of its oldest konski.

Mrs Olszewski, Mrs. A. Shfemanekl, Mrs. A. Koaloskl.

Mrs. vak Church and was affiliated with the church lodge. Besides his wife. Catherine Phillips' of Shavertown strike when their contracts were not entered into, with the old board. teacher of the fifth grade at were Andrew Barran, George Ko-valick John Forgach, Thomas Gatcha, Steve Gatcha, Joseph Krl-vak.

i MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED the following children survive: John da) party for members, parents and friends. 800 Senior Choir rehearsal. 8:00 rehearsal for religl-out drama, Alabaster Box." A. Knoll and Mrs. F.

Ramlow; de velopment Mrs. D. Weltr. Mrs. Ko-lokoeki and Mrs.

Nezgoda. Bteve. George. Josenh. Mrs.

John Trucksvllle. Miss" Phillips' health was the cause of her resignation. COMING WED. TOURS. ATTNEI5 OXtT ON WTUZHJSDAV AT t-M mmi Oseskl, Mrs.

George Kohollch. Mrs. and when the old board which was ousted by court, presented contracts with four teachers dropped from the corps the teachers went, on a strike Which lasted three months. At the next meeting on Aoril 6. Thursday Mid-week ser Mrs.

Margaret Coll of Shaver- Veronica Barchih, Sister Florence, a nun stationed In Connecticut and. plans will be made fot a card party vice conducted by the minister. tor i was elected her successor. to oe neia at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gladys Roberts will sine and Sister Geberosa. of Jessup, also Mrs. A. West Green Lile Carle, son ot Mr. and Mrs.

ttereoptlcan pictures about India Mrs. Eva Krupa, of Austria and prominent residents when death-early yesterday morning lay claim to Valenty HowanlU, age 69. of 11 Vine street Lyon. The deceased was a member of the St Nicholas Greek Catholic Church, and active in Its circles. 'He is survived by his wife and following children, Peter, teacher in the township schools; John and Emll, Mrs.

Walter Gorney, Mrs. Michael Dill. Mrs. John Skor-dlnskl, Mrs. George Mayeskl, Olga and Stella.

Ten grandchildren also survive. street. will be sho-vn. 8:30. March meet- MEETjNGS TONIGHT Tatesville Branch of the Unem Thomas Carle w' was operated on for appendlcitus In the Nesbitt Announcement has been made of Mi'e marriage of Miss Marion Brown, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. lliam Brown. Harding, to Ed-wrrd Hallstsd. 20 Byrd etreet West Plttston. which took place March 7 at Puryea.

The Rev B. B. Hanton of the Brick M. E. tJK of the Sunday school board.

MALE HELP WANTED CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. M. ployed League will meet tonight at Friday 4:15. Junior League. Memorial Hospital yesterday is In fair condition.

A rC.NKFCt FROLIC 'FASHIONS OF 1934" WIMJAM FOWFJX BICTTTS DAVIS meetinz of the Men's Club. Raisch desire to thank those who so ciocK. in tne Town Hall. The Auxiliary of the United An- WANTED 3 salesmen experienced Miss Joeie Hail et on is ill at her Supper will oe served after which assisted them during their recent horns on Harris. Hill road and her on wasners ana raaios.

uiai Bereavement, also those who sent thracite Miners of Pennsylvania will meet Wednesday evening at Church officiated. They will re a program of entertainment will be g'ven. condition is reported serious. flowers. 7-5845 or call at Home Products' 241 Chestnut street, Kingston.

I side In Kingston. ciock at i parsonage street..