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FIRST THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Pa, Monday. May 1946 Panther Valley PI TL Monroe ax lip oi (u iuMny countB Lehighton Civic Club Marks Anniversary Evangelist Stroudsburg, Thomas Fairfield, of Stroudsburg. Mrs. John Wolf. Sclota, Mrs.

Laura Andre, were callers of Mr. and Mrs. George Metzgar and family. Jane Lewis to Deliver Address at Palmerton Commencement June 13 Jane Lewis, member of graduating class of Stephen S. Palmer High school, Palmerton, will deliver the address of welcome at commencement exercises in the school auditorium June 13.

John Kurtz was appointed chairman for the annual senior class outing. Two committees, to. select the student who excels in service, leader- Burgess Tosses 1st Ball Today At Tamaqua Burgess Harry Kleckner, Tamaqua, will pitch the first ball opening ttis Tamaqua city softball league at Cedar St. ball park, Tamaqua, 5:30 p. m.

DST today. Chief of Police Claude Brecker will be first "batter up." Doubleheader will be played by 1 3 i. fit ft lit? VTt'f snip, cnaracter and scholarship, were chosen. The name selected will then be voted upon by the class. Committee one is composed of Harry Handwerk, Donald Kuntz and Donald Stemler.

Committee two includes Mary Mesaros, Sophie Hishta and Edwin Wertman. Sommittee for class day comprises Milly Hrusovsky, Robert Kleintop, Douglas Campbell, Alfred Fried, June Nichols, Mark Stelgerwalt, Helen Olivia, Pern Smith, Russell Kraw-chuck, Charles Mohr and Helen Kost Saylorsburg: Suzanne Butz. who had spent some time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butz, has returned to her mother, Mrs.

Foster Gould, Mt. Pocono. Samuel Budge is slightly imnroved. having been confined to his home with the measles. Mrs.

Gordon Trayes, daughter Du ellen, brother Thomas Bond, Allen town, were guests of their grand- motner, Mrs. cora Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mackes.

daughter Lillian, son Raymond Nazaretn, called on the formers father I. E. Mackes and family. Mrs. Mary Hopple, is spending seme time with Florence Mackes, Wind Gap.

Rev. Norman B. Kellow. East The 33rd anniversary dinner of Lehighton Women's Civic club was conducted Wednesday night in Zion's Reformed church, Lehighton. Officers of the organization and the speaker are, left to right: Mrs.

Anna K. Heiferich, speaker; Mrs. Melvin Fisher, secretary; Mrs. Wendell Schwartz, vice president; Mrs. Carl Leinbach, president; Mrs.

George Fisher, hostess; Mrs. Fred Kuehn, treasurer; Mrs. Wilbur Noll, educational chairman; Hazel Stauffer, who made programs for the dinner. Nesquehoning to Test 2 Hurt, Lansford Shop Smashed In Crash Two persons were Injured, another may possibly be hurt, two cars were badly damaged and two plate glass windows in a beauty shop were smashed in an auto accident at Coal and W. Patterson Lansford, 10 o'clock Saturday night.

Charles Vincent Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, Tamaqua R. driver of one car. is under observation in Coaldale hospital for internal injuries.

Hospital authorities report condition is good. Elizabeth Fada, 333 E. Hazard Summit Hill, was treated by Dr. Sue Tomchik. Lansford physician, for a leg injury below the knee.

She was a passenger in the car operated by Latzie C. Peltz 264 W. Ludlow Summit Hill. According to a statement given Lansford police by Wright, a junior and football player in Tamaqua High school, he and two friends, George Seligman. 400 Lehigh and David Davies, 107 S.

Elizabeth both of Tamaqua. had attended a movie at the Palace theatre, Lansford. Wright, who operated a convertible coupe owned by his sister Ruth, turned W. Bertsch south to Coal St. and stated he did not see the Coal St.

"stop sign" where the street joins W. Patterson. Wright claimed that rain made visibility very poor. He is alleged to have moved into the patr of the Peltz car traveling on W. Peltz said he attempted to avert the crash by swerving.

Impact of the crash threw Wright from the car into the street and then ha watched his driverless car smash into two plate glass windows at George's beauty 6hoppe carrying his two buddies with it. Wright stated he can remember hitting the ground, watching the car smash the windows. Then he went nver and turned off the Ignition and the lights He walked to Pelt and told him that he (Wright) had been at fault, police said. The youth then collapsed and was taken to Coaldale hospital. Another passenger in the Peltz car was John Rickert's Grove, Summit Hill.

Peltz informed Lansford police yesterday he is being troubled with pains in the left side of the chest and he had been given medical attention by Dr. Kenneth Forrest, Summit Hill, physician. The damaged shop is operated by Sylvia Remaley, E. Patterson Lansford, and the building is owned by John Humphries, W. Ridge Lansford.

Besides the broken windows, police reported fixtures in the window and shop were damaged and the brick foundation under the window was broken Iooac. Borough police reported that Wright is being held for failing to halt his car at a stop sign. Wright's car was towed to Faust's garage in Tamaqua while the Peltz automobile was toweC to Picket's garage, Summit Hill. Nesquers Score 8-7 Win Over Chunk A.C. Nesquehoning's Panther Valley baseball league team scored an 8-7 victory over the Chunk A.

C. league team on Memorial Park diamond. East Mauch Chunk. Close to 300 persons watched the exhibition encounter which was the first game of the year lor both clubs. Manager Mickey Bonner's team got off to a 1-0 lead in the first inning and continued its lead until the sev enth when the Chunkers bunched hits and errors to tie the score 7-7.

In the last inning Manager Herman took the mound for the Chunkers only to have the Nesquers connect solidly to score the winning run. Junie Hiller and Chiz Eberts connected for doubles for the Chunk team, the' only extra base hits of the game. The teams meet again next Sunday, 2 p. m. EST on the Nesquer's home diamond.

Box score: Minrh fhnnk 1 NtaaUFhonlnff Fire Alarm Today at 5 Nesquehoning fire alarm will have a one blast alarm test every night at 5 o'clock beginning today, it was announced by Charles Bonner, president. The weekly Thursday night sounding from a fire alarm box will continue at 7 o'clock. Coaldale Hospital Notes i Admitted Mrs. Mary Crampsle, 408 W. Abbott Lansford, surgical.

Harry Lahenburg. 302 W. Broadway, Mauch Chunk, surgical. Charles Titus, 154 Orwlgsburg Tamaqua, surglc1. Mrs.

Gertrude Kennedy, 307 Market Summit Hill, surgical. Mrs. Anna Ziegler, Quakake, eur gtcal. Randolph Zenko, 48 Walnut Lansford, surgical. Kresgeville- William Sherer, Trachsvllle, Is spending some time with his son's family, Mr.

and Mrs. Granville Sherer. Mr. and Mrs. David Griffith Jr.

are confined to their home with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krechel Jr. and Nancy Stevenson.

New Bern, N. are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krecnei sr. Mrs.

Lizzie Smith and Mrs. Jonas Snyder visited Mrs. Stanley Smith at the university hospital, pnnaaeipnia. Mr. and Mrs.

John Byler, sons John and Donald. Wilkes-Barre, visited Mr. and Mrs. 'Jonas Snyder. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Correll. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Correll.

son Larry dauahters Fern and Dianne. Saylors- burg, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krechel. Floyd Hawk, who resides on the former George Schaeffer farm, is making improvements to the building.

Billy Andrews is confined to his home with liuiess. Rev. Orlan Pettiger, pastor of the Middle Creek Evangelical church for the past two years nas been assigned to a charge in Annviue. He is succeeded by his brother, Cecil Pettiger, Appoint An Experienced Executor Your estate, whether large or small, is worth your careful foresight to make sure that it will be settled efficiently, economically and in the best interests of the beneficiaries. Have you considered the advantages of arranging to have our Trust Department serve as Executor of your will? attorney will explain how you can make this provision by a simple clause in your will, and we shall be glad to give you full information regarding our special qualifications for this important service.

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Thomas L. Davis is president of the league, and Captain William Hazzard of the Salvation Army is treasurer. 211 Best Game Bowled By Palmerton Women Winners in the second annual Palmerton women's city bowling tourney held at the Sokol hall for the past two weeks are as follows: Team events: Team captained by Agnes Sawka of the Thursday evenina Sokol league took first place with a 2179 total. Other winners: Elizabeth Person team of Neighborhood House league, 2119; Edith Goodrich team of Hungarian league, 2119; Kathryn Sawka team of Thursday evening Sokol league, 2091; Ruth Smith team or Hungarian league, 2089; Ann Gar-ber team of Neighborhood House league, 2034; Elva Murhphey team of Monday evening Sokol league, 2033, and Kathryn Ziegler team of Hungarian league, 2023. Class A singles: Gerry Krex 815, Pauline Siska 496, Agnes Sawka 488, and Fannie Rodrigues.

class A doubles: Kathryn Sawka and Blllle Ml-hallk 941, Agnes Sawka and Helen Siska 920, Viola Graver and Ruth Smith 919, Ann Suarez and Julia Wiatr 808, and Mary Wertman and Pauline Siska 903. All events Class Agnes Sawka 1469 and Fannie Rodrigues 1432. Class singles: Dot Lawrence 865, Julia Wiatr 466, Ann Gerber 459, and Anna Oravec 442. Class doubles: Hilda Gruber and L. Van Norman 792 Class all events: Dot Lawrence 1482 and Julia Wiatr 1310.

The highest game rolled during the tourney was a 211 by Elizabeth Person. All prizes will be awarded' at the annual city association meeting in the Sokol hall at 7 p. m. DST next Sunday. The tournament committee was composed of Laura Steinmetz, Mary Wertman, Ruth Smith, Ann Gerber, Nan Anthony, Teresa Beers, Myrtle Stelgerwalt, Elzabeth Person and Kitty Nothstein.

Annual Sacred Concert Presented at Tamaqua Tamaqua' annual community sacred concert was presented before a large crowd In Bethany Evangelical Congregational church last night. Sponsored by Tamaqua Rotary pro ceeds collected In a free will offering will be used for charity. S. T. Walton was in charge.

Following a prelude by Alfred H. Davis and invocation by Rev. J. A. Kiemginna.

pastor of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church. Tamaqua, choral numbers were pre sented by Bethany Evangelical Con gregational choir, St. John's Evangelical and Reformed choir. Senior Hi-Y Octette, Methodist choir. St.

John's Evangelical Lutheran choir. Two violin solos were then played by E. John Zettlemoyer, supervisor of music. North Wales school district, guest soloist. He was accompanied by his wife, the former Alice Roberts.

Ta maqua. selections were sung by zions Evangelical Lutheran choir. Woman's Club chorusTrinity Evangelical and Reformed choir, Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Presbyterian choir and Tamaqua community mixed chorus. Benediction was pronounced oy Rev. R.

W. Kreibel, pastor of Bethany church. War Mothers, Summit Hill, To Mark 1st Anniversary Mothers of World War II will cele brate their first anniversary at the monthly meeting in St. Joseph's school hall. Summit Hill, 7:30 p.

m. EST Monday. A covered disn dinner wiu oe served. Women are asked to have money for the trip to Allentown. To Plan for V-E Dance Final clans for first annual V-E day dance will be made by Bazlnetz-Ho-rowski post.

AmVots, Lansford, at a special meeting in East End Rod and Gun club nan 7 p. m. est, tomorrow. Commander Irvin Derby will be in charge. Dance will be held in Lansiora Hign school auditorium 8 p.

m. EST. Wednesday. Modernaires will furnish music. Announce Wedding Bans Banns of marriage were announced yesterday in St.

Joseph's church, Summit Hill, for Marie Citrq, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sitro, 230 W. White Summit Hill, and Leo Toccket, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Toccket, 303 W. White StH Summit Hill. Marriage will take place in St. Joseph's church Saturday, May 25. JUNIOR CLASS PARTY AT PALMERTON FRIDAY Junior class of Palmerton High school will hold its annual class party Friday in the high school gymnasium.

Entertainment committee is com posed of Dolores Krex, Frank Murillo, Fulton Smith, Doris Steinmetz and Benny Waitr. Refreshment commit tee: Margaret Doncnez, Ricnara Kiotz, William Kocher, Anna Krepics, Ar nold Litichevsky, Pauline Oleksyn, Joseph Rex, Richard Serfass, Charles Sirsky, Rhoda Steele and Ejiene Weidaw. Clean-up committee who voluntered their services are Ann Braucher, Margaret Donchez, Nan Gertz, Gol- dle Kreste, Jean Slddlow, Barbara Snyder, Rhoda Steele and Nancy Wentz. HANDICRAFT EXHIBITION AT TAMAQUA 3 DAYS Annual spruw exhibit of special education class of Tamaqua public schools will be given in its temporary quarters in South Ward school Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.

Hours are 3:30 to 9 p.m, ana i p. m. Exhibit will include weaving, wood-work and other types of handicraft. Mrs. Natalie Tiley is Instructor.

CATHOLIC ASSN. MEETS AT TAMAQUA TONIGHT Catholic Educational Assn. of St, Jerome's church, Tamaqua, will conduct an executive meeting in the church auditorium 8 p. m. DST today, Plans will be completed and ward cap tains will give reports on a card party scheduled for May 15.

Proceeds oe rived from the affair will be used to purchase school books and educational supplies. REV. MARCEL DE5GALIER Of Niagara Falls, evangelist at revival services which began in Church of God, Hillside p.m. (DST) Sunday -and will continue lightly until May 17. Rev.

Henry Deibert Is pastor. Panther Valley-Carbon County Briefs Banns of marriage between Rose Mary Gallagher, Mauch Chunk, and Edward Mundy, Summit Hill, were read in St. Joseph's church, Summit Hill, yesterday. Miss Gallagher is a member of Immaculate Conception church, Mauch Chunk, and Mundy member of St. Joseph's.

Sergeant Jacob Llewellyn. Summit Hill, is celebrating his 24th birthday anniversary today in Berlin, Oermany. Llewellyn entered service in March, 1943, and has been overseas of 21 montha. David Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Ross, N. 1st Lehighton, observed his third birthday anniversary Sunday. Fifth session of the scoutmaster's training course will be held at the Palmerton Neighborhood House 1 p. m. tomorrow.

Program of 18th century music will be presented in Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed church, Lansford, by the Lansford Women's club chorus tomorrow night. Northampton High will meet the Palmerton "Bombers" on the lattcr's field 4 p. m. DST tomorrow. Marvin B.

Krlebel, aon of Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Kriebel, 446 E.

Broad Tamaqua, has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain. He Is with the 351st infantry at Udlne, Italy. His wife is the former Jane Redcay, Adamstown. Covered dish supper will follow a business session of Summit Hill war mothers in St. Joseph's hall.

Summit Hill, 7:30 p. m. today. The organization will note its first anniversary today. The Junior Hich Boys' Glee club.

directed by R. A. Frye, will present a minstrel show during the Palmerton High school Junior assembly Wednesday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Ternosky, Mill Town, N. in the General hospital. New Brunswick, N. according to word received by the former's mother, Mrs. Mary Ternosky, E.

Nes- quehoning. The couple has another daughter, Barbara Lynn. Jack Peters, pharmacist mate sec ond class. U. S.

Navy, son of Mrs. Fred Peters. White Weissport, was discharged at Shelton, separation center after serving three years. Big Sistera club, Palmerton. under direction of Mrs.

Phyllis Kittleberger, applied for a charter as Troop with the Girl Scouts of America. District Atty, C. A. Whitehouse has listed Stephen Tenteylo, 276 E. High Coaldale, for trial in Schuylkill county court today lor failure to sup port a cnnci Officers of Tamaaua AmVets will be elected at the armory 8 p.

m. DST today. Edward Breslln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Breslln, E.

White SUmmlt Hill, observed his 20th birthday anniversary Saturday. aaawaaaaaaaa Three veterans who registered their discharges with Schuylkill county Se lective service Board No. 1, Tamaqua, are waiter i. Krutsick. Coaldale: Freddie E.

Welsh, Andreas R. Rus sell N. Moser, Tamaqua. Tamaqua Board of Health will meet 8:30 p. m.

DST Friday instead of to day. Anna Marie McArdle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo McArdle, E. Hazard Summit Hill, celebrated her 8th birthday anniversary Saturday.

Palmerton school board will meet 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the high scnooi. Tamaqua community park commission will meet at the park 6:30 p. DST tomorrow.

Spring Music Concert May 1 7 at Palmirton Annual orchestra and chorus spring concert of Stephen S. Palm er High school. Palmerton. win be presented May 17 in the high school auditorium under direction of Charles A. Lore, supervisor of music.

A guest violin soloist and vocal selection with accompaniment by the orchestra will be featured during the orchestral section of the program. Members or orchestra will play flute duet, cello duet, and string bass selections. Chorus program will con sist of three parts, boys, girls and Palmerton Tennis Assn. Names Officers, Sets Dues Rusk Smith was recently elected president of Palmerton Tennis Assn Robert Porter was elected vice-presl dent and Carl McMackin secretary' treasurer. Dues were set for ladies and junior members at two dollars per year: for senior male members eight dollars per year.

Anyone desiring to take membership should contact Mr. Mc Mackln. Work is being Dushed on getting the courts into shape. Three courts will be available for play soon and the others by the middle of May. Mission at Coaldale Rev.

Thomas Fitzgerald, con ducted a mission in St. Patrick's church, Coaldale, yesterday. Mission will continue all this week. Plan Memorial Day Services in 2 Towns Plans are being formulated by Mader-Gaydos post, American Legion, Palmerton, to conduct Memorial Day services in front of the honor roll on Delaware at 9:30 a. m.

DST. A service will be held in Bowmanstown at 11 a. m. DST. Committees are being appointed by Adam Borowski.

commander. Lansford, Palmerton Cars Collide on Hazard Road An automobile operated by John Warko, 886 Edgemont Palm erton, collided with a car operated by Edwara Marcinko, E. Ridge Lansford, 1:20 a. m. in Palmerton yes terday.

No one was Injured. Damage to Marclnko's auto was slight, while Warko's vehicle was damaged ex tensively. Marcinko had driven east on Hazard road, turned around and proceded west- when he was struck by the Warko car, according to Palmerton police. Criminal Term Opens Today in Schuylkill May term of criminal court in Schuylkill county will open today. Final preparations were completed Saturday by District Attorney C.

A. Whitehouse. A number of cases will be continued because of illness of attorneys. It is not expected the term will last beyond the middle of the week. Floral Exhibit Will Feature S.

Hill Garden Club Meeting Summit Hill Garden club will hold its monthly meeting 2 p.m. EST Thursday, May 9, in social rooms of Methodist church. Members will exchange plants and seeds, and are requested to bring spring floral arrangements. There will be an exhibit of white, blue, pink and orchid African violets. LANSFORD COUPLE WED 12 YEARS AGO TODAY Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Bydlon, 446 E. Abbott Lansford, are today celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary. They were married in SS. Peter and Paul's church, Lansford, by Rev.

M. Franczak. They are parents of three sons, Edward, John and Frank. Mrs. Bydlon is the former Stella Ptaskowski, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. K. Ptaskowski, Lansford. Bydlon is a contract miner employed at Coaldale colliery of Lehigh Navigation Coal Co. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY FOR WEISSPORT SAILOR Paul Whiteman, radioman second class, U.

S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whiteman White Weiss-port, is observing his 22nd anniversary today. He enlisted in the Navy Oct.

23, 1942, for a six-year term. He is stationed at naval air station, Jacksonville. after two and one-half years of sea duty on the USS Breckinridge. He was graduated from Lehighton High school in 1942. Lansford Sailor on Mend Thomas Marshall, yeoman third class, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Marshall. W. Kline Lansford, is improving at Naval hospital, Chelsea, where he has been a patient almost three weeks. Yeoman Marshall is stationed at Boston.

Tamaqua Meeting May 28 Mass meeting of members of 10 Tamaqua Protestant churches will be held in Zion's Evangelical Lutheran church, Tamaqua, 7:30 p.m. DST, Tuesday, May 28. Kev. Lawrence Bair, D. Ph.D., professor of prac tical theology at theological semi nary, Lancaster, will be speaker.

To Mark Anniversary Mrs. Florence Faust, 36 Coal St Lansford, will observe her birthday anniversary tomorrow. She is the mother of three children, Mrs. David Rowlands, Lewistown Valley: Mrs Richard Waters, Summit Hill, and Eldon Long Island, N. Y.

-Kepners- Claude Hill and a party of friends. Weatherly, called on friends in this vicinity. John Mimm, George KunKie ana Clair Zehner attended the directors' meeting of Mahoning Rural Telephone Co. in Mantzvllle. Mr.

and Mrs. John Giltner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bachman and children, Richard. Kermit.

Roger Bachman, Mrs. Edna Bachman, Lehigh county; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Mr; and Mrs. Charles Wehry, Shamokin; Mr.

and Mrs. John Grube, Mrs. Harvey Lech- leitner and daughter Naomi visited the Handwerk families in town. Recent visitors of the Harvey Lech- leitner family were: Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Copenhaver and son Richard, Quaker town; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wehry, Shamo kin: Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Bailey and A. Copenhaver, New Ringgold. A MODERN CREMATION SERVICE in Pennsylvania most beautiful Crematorium and Chapel impressive and reverently simple en enlightened way of honoring those who have passed away. Wt efit you highest tPr mrvict no' xttm toil.

(( it era Death of Youth At Palmerton Is Probed Investigation is still continuing into the mysterious death of 15-year-old Robert Houser, of Palmerton, whose body was found along Palmerton's eastern Hazard road at 4 p. m. Fri day. An autopsy performed by Dr. Joseph B.

Sofranko, East Mauch Chunk phy sician, revealed that death was caused! by a ruptured liver. Other contribut ing factors were bruises along the right side of the chest, body bruises, bruises of the head, contusions and fractured right arm and left leg, Houser escaped from Kls-Lyn industrial school April 29 after being confined a month. It was his second term at the institution. Coroner Kenneth I. Smith, District Attorney Carl A.

NiehofI, Palmerton borough police and Lehighton detail, State police, are seeking to determine whether death was caused by hit-and run accident or, foul play. Services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Buck and James funeral home, Palmerton, with Rev. Richard Bortz officiating.

Burial will be in Coplay cemetery. Houser was the son of William and Violet, nee Serfass, Houser, of 524 Franklin Palmerton. Surviving, besides his parents are his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Serfass, a great-grandmother, Mrs.

Jacob Rape of Parryvllle, and five brothers, William, Charles, Merrill, James and LaMarr, at home. Confirmed at Lehighton Gerald Kernls, 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenmlt Herman Kernls.

White Weissport, was confirmed Saturday morning in Temple Israel, Lehighton. The youth read the ten commandments in Hebrew. Rabbi Louis Wine, Hazleton, was in charge. gathering was held in temple social Kernis home. To Conduct Tea Young people's society of Jacob's Reformed church, Weissport.

will conduct a Mother's Day tea In social rooms 8 p. m. DST Thursday. Parryvill( Mrs. Arthur Koch transacted busi ness In Allentown.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bowman and son Robert, Bowmanstown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Markley.

Mrs. Hazle Elsasser, Lansford, visited her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Wentz and son Ronald visited Mrs. Wentz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diehl, Big Creek. Thomas Wentz transacted business in Palmerton.

Mrs. Anna Blose is spending several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mayer, East Mauch Chunk. Norman Koch, Lehighton, visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Koch. Gloria Kuehn attended 25th conference convention of Methodist youth fellowship at Chester. Private Aaron Moyer, Camp Mc-Clellen, is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Cur-vie Moyer, Mrs. Lizzie Solt visited friends in Lehighton. Mrs. Willard Hamm and son Barry, Lehighton, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meinhart and children Dianne, Bruce and John visited Mrs. Meinhart's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Guldner, Andreas. You Wouldn't Dream She's Wearing Invisible Glasses! Get more out of life with INVISIBLE GLASSES. You can swim, dive, play Worn successfully by those who are near-sighted, farsighted and astigmatic. FRANK J.

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died at 3 a. m. yesterday while visiting his brother, Samuel, 233 Center Frackville. Formerly of Delano, and Tamaqua resident for the past six months, England was employed by Lehigh Valley railroad as a fireman and later cross ing watchman. He was a member of White church.

Rush township. Surviving are son, Clayton, Tarn ao.ua. with whom he made his home two sisters. Mrs. Martha Hamond and Mrs.

Elizabeth Skyes, Philadelphia: and two brothers, Samuel, Frackville, and John, Mahanoy City. Funeral services will be held from the late home at 2 p. m. DST Thursday. Interment in White church cemetery, Rush township.

Deaths BOCKER May 3 at Palmerton, Robert, ton of William and Violet iSerfassi Hous-mr. ased IS vears. 8 months and 1 day. Relatives and friends are respectfully in-nted to attend esrvices at the Buck and James funeral home. Palmerton.

at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Burial In Coplay cemetery. Viewing Monday from 7 to 9 p.

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