The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 57

FIRST THE MORNING CALL, ABentowa, Pfc. Thursday. Dec 1951 R7 In Lansford Documents Disclose Man Gets Jail Tenn For Assault Concentration Stressed At Mine Safety Session East Mauch Chunk Considered Buying Community's Water System Back in '86 the colliery for night shift em A Lansford man was sentenced The notice set the assessed valu Two Interesting documents bear ployes. Paul Stone presided. yesterday to three to six months in Schuylkill County Jail after ilies homeless.

Firemen were hampered in their efforts to fight the blaze by lack of sufficient water and pressure. ing on East Mauch Chunk's water Next meeting for the two groups ation of the borough in 1886 at $217,612. It noted an indebtedness of $15,000 would approximate seven per cent of the valuation. will be Jan. 9.

pleading guilty to three charges of assault and battery. Concentration Is necessary to avoid accidents at work. That Is what George H. Lovell, superintendent of Panther Valley Coal stressed last night when he addressed 60 members of the Lansford Chapter of the Holmes Safety Assn. Lovell gave the main address at the monthly meeting of the group in the Lansford High School Auditorium.

To avoid accidents on the He was immediately placed on Oldtimers questioned last night could not recall the results of the probation. The sentence was given Andrew CAPITOL THZATKE JIM THOKPE La it Tines Tonight ran anoeu ran. case DENNIS PBICK TOHT AFRIQUE" Starry, 548 E. Kline by Judge Cyrus M. Palmer during a hearing in Schuylkill County Court.

Starry was also ordered to 2 Officers AreReelected By Board Officers of the" Coaldale School referendum. However, it was pointed out, the borough never acquired ownership of the water system. The two documents were discovered yesterday by Carbon pay the costs of prosecution. The charges of assault and supply were found yesterday in the Carbon County Courthouse. One is a copy of the minutes of two meetings of the East Mauch Chunk Borough Council (now part of Jim Thorpe) held in July and August, 1886.

At the sessions, motions were unanimously adopted calling for a referendum on the question of acquiring the town's water system. At the first meeting. Aug. 9, 1886. was set as the date for a special election to vote on the proposal.

At the August meeting, the motion was amended calling for the question to be decided at the Nov. 2 election. It was noted the amendment was adopted to County Prothonotary Joseph Lovell said, "it is necessary to use car and good Judgment and to analyze in advance the task you are to perform: Concentration is battery, aggravated assault and battery and assault and battery with intent to wound and maim were preferred by Tama qua Board were reelected during the Modrick as he "house cleaned" a drawer beneath the main counter in his office. The water question in East necessary. In closing his address.

Lovell PAOI THEATRE PALMERTON Tonight Only "IEB3X9 TEX ETCH WUL" TOM TULLT SYLVIA SEDlOET $10 BANK NIGHT police. board's reorganization meeting. They are Benjamin Mitchell, president, and Jacob Jones, vice president. told his listeners, "The rewards of exercising care are health, con The defendant was charged with feloniously attempting to kill Mauch Chunk, (Jim Thorpe) reached the boiling point on Dec. 4 when fire destroyed an apartment building, making two fam tinued physical ability and con Atty.

Parris DeSantis was re tinued earning power. Attelio Salvador and his wife, Anna, of 25 Market Tamaqua. named board solicitor. James McDonald read a report comparing the number of ac OLD DOCUMENT FOUND Carbon County Prothonotary Joseph Modrick examines a 70-year-old notice found In his office yesterday. It called for a vote on the question of purchasing East Mauch Chunk's water system.

The notice was dated 1886. In other business, the board granted use of. the high school The prosecution charged Starry discharged a double barrel shot gymnasium to basketball teams of save the borough the expense of 30 TPrF gun at the couple through the window of their home last March cidents and work days lost during October and November at the Ho. 4 and No. 6 mines of the company.

The report cited a re a special election. The motion was made by Coun mm 25. cilman F. C. Wildermute.

Voting St. Mary Junior High School, Coaldale, and Coaldale High School Alumni Assn. The high school band was given permission to conduct a public party in January. Proceeds will County CY0 in favor were Councilmen B. F.

Kuehner, Philip Rader. Confiy Boyle and John Ryan. The second document was a Opens Basketball Season be used to purchase new bnad uniforms. It was announced all school di Garden Club Hears Story Of Flowers printed notice, copies of which were posted in public places. It announced consent of electors was being sought to borrow $15,000 to duction in the number of accidents during the latter month.

It revealed there were 30 accidents In October with a total of 336 work days lost through aeven of the accidents. The November report showed 24 accidents with a total of 332 days lost through five of the accidents. Last night's meeting was held for day shift workers at the company's mines. A similar meeting was held yesterday afternoon at ST. STANISLAUS rectors will attend the annual Schuylkill County School Directors St.

Michael's of Lansford, which dished out a good many beatings Pelts, c. 14-0-28; Koxuch. 4-0-Sj Witczo- "provide a supply of water for meeting In Pottsville on Friday. the inhabitants thereof. ren.

s. a--z; juroczek. 2-0-4. ZOtajs 25-0 50. ST.

ANN'S last year en route to the Panther Valley Parochial Basketball League championship, got a taste The Biblical story of flowers Jan. 18. The annual Christmas pageant staged by high school pupils will be held Sunday night. L. Misantone, I.

2-2-4; Francesco, f. Yes That's the Time! All GOOD Little Boys and Girls Have a Date With Me at tlie MAHONING FARMERS' MARKET AUCTION and plants was outlined to mem Stray Bullet Hits of its own medicine last night as the 10th season was launched with o-v-o; Ltaraas. 2-o-f; riovane, g. 3-l-S; McKeever. a.

O-0-O. TotaU: 6-315. Period scorins: bers of the Summit Hill Garden St. Stsnlslans 1 14 Sft-50 Club last night at their meeting a new twist. M.

AJUI 014 in Summit Hill American Legion The introduction of doublehead- ers was well received around the 10-team circuit with good size ST. JOSEPH'S ViSiniM ft r-k JOIN OUR glut- FOR 1957 and, come Christmas, Santa's hands will place many gifts beneath the tree for all all prepaid. Join now! Pascoe. c. 10-0-20: Frer x.

6-0-12: Volit- Home. The Kev. Charles V. Naugle, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Macungie, was the speaker. Rev.

Naugle told how women crowds attending the opening sky. c. 2-0-4. Totals: 23-0 46. Period acorinc: specials at Jim Thorpe and Sum St.

Michael's ...4 1 0 019 St. Jaseph's 14 44 mit Hill. of Biblical times tended their Defending champion St. Mike's ST. MICHAEL'S Tumft ft a aaa.

gardens and of the pride they took in cultivation of flowers. LEIIIGHTOfl Rinoer. c. 3-2-8; Daniels, 0-1-1; Dvor- ROUTE 443 Car Windshield A stray bullet from a hunting rifle struck the windshield of a car south of Saylorsburg on Route 12, according to a complaint by a Snydersville motorist. Frank Fitzgerald, driver of the car, told state police at Stroudsburg that the bullet struck the windshield on the driver's side but did not penetrate the safety glass.

Glass fragments, however, hit Fitzgerald and his wife Mona who was seated beside him. Police have referred the matter to Game Protector John Doe-bling. East Stroudsburg. absorbed a 46-19 shellacking at the hands of St. Joseph's, Summit Hill, in the first of two on the Ginter floor, while St.

Stanislaus, sny, o-i-i; luitKocan. f. o-i-u zeako, c. 2-0-4. ToUIs: 7-519.

i i He traced the derivation of names of various flowers and told of various medicines secured SS. CYRIX AND METHODIUS ftSftfttftftt-ftr in-99. Dmtwitr 1 A ft Summit Hill, walloped St, Ann of Lansford, 50-15, in the nightcap. from plant life. taL 3-1-7; Julo, 6-0-12; M.

Holubek, a. l-v-z; Aoiaria. a. J-tJ- uaviann. SS.

Cyril and Methodius, Coal 0-1-1; Huby. 1-0-2. Totab: 24-4-J2. He noted that during the recent invasion of the Suez Canal Zone ST JOSEPH'S Cibic. Hydro, i.

2-4-4: Elchorn. dale, a perennial contender in the league, spilled St. Joseph's of Jim by the Israelites, not a single 0-1-1; Bernhardt, $. 2-1-5; Swiebienz, Want to Talk to All My Children" tree was destroyed. This, he Til Have Plenty of Free Gift Thorpe, 52-30, after St.

Mary's of 2-1-5; McArdie. S. 1-0-2. Totals; 11-8 30. Period corinxt stated, was In keeping with the ancient law of Moses, which pro St.

Joseph's 9 IS tjyru Jk Methadins 10 14 7 1361 Coaldale, clouted Immaculate Conception, Jim Thorpe, 40-22, in the opener on the Jim Thorpe Junior High floor. hibits the destruction of plant life. HAVE YOUR HRISTlVTAS First year mentor Mike Wargo It was announced the executive board of the club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4 in the Legion.

was pleased as rookie Mike Pascoe lived up to expectations to lead St. Joe's to victory with a 20-point performance. Lone hold Mrs. Francis Miller will be hostess. PARTY or BANQUET UJGirJELT5 "(SLUG 309 Miniature arrangements of any over, Jimmy Frey, contributed 12 type not over six inches high will points to St.

Joe total, which be exhibited at the Jan. 9 meet 1. I MAHONING FARMERS' MARKET AUCTION was piled up entirely from the floor. On Rt. 29 Between Lehighton and Palmerton TONIGHT The winners hit on 23 field ing.

Seventy-five members attended a Christmas party held after the meeting. MUSIC by DOUG TROTTER on the ORGAN goals, but failed to connect on a dozen free throws. They held St. Mike's to one foul goal in the Wttklr Wtcks I .25 12.50 .59 23.0 1.00 50.00 2.00 100.00 3.00 150.00 6.00 250.00 10.00 500.00 li i second period and led, 20-5, at To Stock Creek Mauch Chunk Rod and Gun Club, Jim Thorpe, announced yesterday it will receive federal fish halftime. St.

Joe's finished with two big periods to wreck Joe Chaballa's debut as St. Mike's coach. for stocking in Stoney Creek. Five-foot-10 Gene Peltz poured THE DIME BANK The club also reported game was very scarce this year and that the deer kill in the area was very light. in 28 points to personally direct Coach Jake Kozuch's St.

Stanislaus five over St. Ann's. The sole mainstay from last year's fine club hit on 14 field goals to keep his mates ahead from start to finish. You Saw AJ Big 14 ON THIS BIG NEW 12 CU. FT.

"COLD PANTRY" It was announced proceeds LANSFORD, PA. KEMBEB rESCBAL DEPOSIT DISDBA1ICC CORPOEATKW realized from a recent shoot will be used for improvements of club grounds. St. Mary's, Coaldale, made an auspicious start on strength of LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU LIST PRICE $509.95 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 140.00 Dave Lewis' 29-point scoring spree. Immaculate Conception didn't have a chance as the charges of the Rev.

Frederick Loeper piled up a big 28-11 first half advantage to assure their coach a winning debut. Veteran George Stoffey used an effective one-hander from the corners for 22 points In sparking SS. Cyril and Methodious to its impressive start against Jim Thorpe. St. Jerome's, Tamaqua, visits Lansford tonight to make its debut against SS.

Peter and Paul's. ST. MARY'S CUdea. f. 1-0-2; Kern, C-O-0: Lewi.

C. 13-3-29; ScutU, 0-1-1; Donovan. 2-0-4; Arner. 5-0-4. Totals: 18-440.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Williams, f. 0-0-0; Straubincer, f. O-0-0; Largest Selection MolMiay loesses You Pay Only 1 fUa JUL For Young Ladies are just the cutest things v. uousatrv. c.

i-i-j; rarreu. a-o-4: J. Morgan. 7-1-15. Totals: 10-122.

Period acor las: St. Mary's It 1 4 ou ve ever seen; 'i Mcal CP-120 Immaculate Coaeepttoa. OSS I 1 Fa isy Njlona topped eff with Just the right amount of Velvet. mlf BAT lORTHAMPTOn; food selection of COTTONS and TAFFETAS. Toa'll find the Liveliest Motorist Injured In 2-Car Collision Two car were extensively damaged early last night In a collision at Greenwood and Mauch Chunk Tamaqua.

One injury was reported. According to Tamaqua police, cars driven by Nicholas Tassone, Pottsville. and Edward Heist Bethlehem, were involved. Police said Heist, who was operating a vehicle owned by the Call-Chronicle Newspapers, was traveling north on Greenwood St. and failed to stop at a stop sign.

He crashed into the Tassone car that was traveling east on Mauch Chunk St. Kiddie Dresses In town! am Sizes 3 to 6x J.98 y.98 Sizes 7 to 14 3 98 1. 12" Teen Sizes 8-14 5 98 to 12 98 All Models Brand Neiv In Crates! Cold-Pantry Model Dicorator Panils In Color "Picture Window" Hydrator Bottom Freezir for 66 lbs. -At Self-defrosting Refrigerator Seetion RoIMo-You Shelves Big, Sliding Meat Tender Butter Conditioner ic Exclusive "Flowing Cold" The impact of the crash rolled the Tassone vehicle over and pushed it on the sidewalk. Tassone was treated by Dr.

Harry W. Bally, Tamaqua, and released, pending further examination. School Board Lets Painting Contract A contract for painting the in-; terior of the Summit Hill High; School was awarded last night to R. D. Berger.

Lehighton, at his low bid Of The contract was awarded cur-; GIRLS' BLOUSES for GIFTS Thoose from No-Iron Dacrons or Dressy Satin Blouses ing a special meeting of the board HO DOWn PAYMEHT TAKE UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAY the hign scnooi. uunng a special meeting held Tuesday night, four bids fox the Job were received and opened. lEENZB'S 98 and 2-98 1 2nd Floor The BEST BUYS In TOWN Are At 7 to 14 Unsuccessful bidders were Hope Painting Service, Gaydos and Ta maqua. 94,464, and filing Weaicrfal Salestleas Brothers, Summit Hill, 53,600. ic i TS Deaths Wool Isff et rnieti Felts 0.98 2X ill 2 98 3 ttili 7 to 14 Teens to 14 Urn be a E-.

73 years, of Aflrn-town, formerly of Jim Thorp. Dee. 10. 195. is Sacred Heart Hospital Allentowii-Servicea 1 ha.

Thursday, Malber Fanerai Home. Jim Thone. The Ber. Alton Leister, pastor of Zion's Eraacelical and Reformed Church. Lehicbton.

wiU offi- ctata. Interment ITverfrfea Cemetery, Thorp. Call 7- p.m. Wednesday. ORLON SWEATERS for GIRLS Styled Just liX the Bij Girl'.

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Front St Jim Thorp. Dec 11. 1956, la Gnadea finettea Memorial Hospital. Le-hisbtoa; of Charles Jteis. Services 1 pm Saturday.

Meiber Fnneral Home. Jim Thorpe. Further services. Si. on a a Lutheraa Chorea, KorUl Jim Thorpe.

The Rev. William J. Leifeld. pastor, wij officiate. Interment Eversreea Cemetery, Jim Thorpe.

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