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PAGE 19 THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, PA, THUDAAFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 21, 19-1G alcohol tax unit, Middle District, i Pennsylvania, with offices at Firearm Owners Give Miss Keihljaumer WEDDINGS rri 1 fi Wiikes-Barre, to determine tne iNameS lO i OllCe registration date and when ihp asrersta will be at the city ball- Chef of P4l.ce Steve Rename, of persons listed ted tooay ir.e names of ex- fc notified when this inform, servicemen who nave souvenir ire- Discharged from Service Keccives Nurses (ap Miss Rote Kcrshbauirt'T, of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kerh-baumer, of 211 Bemer avenge, Gould-Reilly Miss Mary D. Eeilly, daughter of Mrs. Catherine and the late Frank Eeilly, of 345 East Chestnut street and Albert B.

Gould, son of 1.1. n.ini.1, Ko, i iw thpii- noKKession today at of pitv hail. The IT. S. aents who Don1" Hazleton, re- the Jefferson Hospital, School of handled registrations here were Nursing, Philadelphia, where she i scheduled to work today compiet- discharge big a throe day period not re- lit ron Off Duty City Patrolmen Anthony Stevens and Frank Uzmann and Motor-j cycle Police Andrew Fedor were duty today due to illness.

Classified Ads Bring Results. is a student. Attending the services were Mrs. Peter Korshbaurm-r and son Peter A. Kershbaumer, of this city.

In the meantime tne cruel Ox police will contact Michael A. Pessolan, investigator in charge, the Hazleton, has iWharged from a1 at San Pedro, Albert and the late Catherine Gould, of 313 East Broad street, West Hazleton, were united in marriage this morning at 8 o'clock in the rectory of St. Gabriel's church by Rev. Joseph G. Barrett.

The double ring ceremony was performed. The bride wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and carried a colonial bouquet of gardenias and sweetpeas. The maid of honor, Miss Kathryn McGee, wore a powder blue suit with white accessories and carried a bouquet of white roses and sweetpeas. Edmund Eroh was best man. Marriage Licence Joseph Palermo Hazb-ion Carmella Diana Hazleton Henry B.

Galski Hazleton Dorothy X. Enti'ero. Anthony K. Matteo Hazleton Virginia B. Barcasky Hazleton Michael Barna Freehand Helen Koroly Oakdale daughter of 10 South E.

Ja A. eet, Hazleton, a discharge jt her WAVES, where she it Annrpn- pi "ft The bride is a graduate of JfL- I't I' taf fJ Uirtbdav Anniversaries Hazleton High School, class of -vho reported for s. 3C'l 20. was last Dispensary, I 3 rm 9. 1941, and is employed at the Hazleton National Bank.

TVift trroom was eraduated from Your Car For Spring duty Station, Jacksonville, Air Hazleton High School in 1910 and NEW 1946 FIBRE Buddy Avillion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Avillion, of 731 West 20th street, is five years old today. Yesterday was the 19th birthday anniversary of Miss Lois Schultz, of Freeland, an employe of the Kressre Store. il SEAT COVERS was recently discharged from the army after serving three years.

Following the ceremony a breakfast was served at The Stines after which the couple left to spend a honeymoon in rJew York. They will reside at 345 East Chestnut street, this city. Resume VtorK lotiay Kallv Ann Bast, daughter of Mr. paralyzed ALL COUPES rations Ding and Mrs. William J.

Bast, of 55J West Fourth street, is Attractive Colors and Patterns Tailored To Fit Perfectly du lrt her fifteenth birthday today. She SET s6.98 MK riirht to OnOtl is a member of the Sophomore For All Cars Class of the Hazleton High School. Jerry Leichtman of this city is rem tr-uk-. yesterday, SCaft' Haddock Mining resumed Coach or Sedan $10.98 rt-e HIKINC IN JAPA Cpl. Guy Rimes (left), Miami, Lt.

Katherine Battzis (center), Manchester, N. H.P and Cpl. Frank Kebant, Detroit, hike near lhe Kamaya hotel, now a rest center for American forces at Nikko, Japan. In the background is a sacred bridge which was opened once a year for a messenger of the emperor to ride across. observing his birthday anniversary lnnM" Mrs.

Ben Cook, of West Birch street, observed her birthday an i' binary 22 Monica Patano- Offices And Banks re Co niversary on Tuesday. Programs At the Fairclough Heaver Meadows jttiil for the second being made drifts. A Ivan Mumaw. son 01 iir. and vich.

A Word About Washington 10 LlOSe JLOmOrrOWlMrs. John Mumaw, of Putnam SIusser-McMurtrie Miss Bcrnice McMurtrie, daughter of Mrs. Merle McMurtrie, of Neseopeck, became the bride of Donald Arthur Slusser, son of Mr. and Mrs. John I.

Slusser, of Bloomsbttrg R. D. 3, in a ceremony performed by the Rev. M. A.

Herman Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the Evangelical parsonage at Espy. The bride wore a street length dress- of blue jersey with accessories to match. Her corsage was made of rosebuds and sweetpeas. Immediately following the wedding the couple left for Atlantic City. Upon their return Mr.

and Mrs. Slusser plan to reside in' Nes- I West Hazleton, is observing hi Janice Hanks, Mary Jane Marton, i Marguerite Churillo, Anna Skitska, llOol; in ou.eivanue 18th birthday today. He is a sen- ington birthday tomorrow all -egt nazleton High Schooi Heights Ill With Grippe Mary Turick. America Class. tne city scnoois, nanus, leoerai auu instructor at state agencies, ami the court house music store.

The following programs were! America, lne ueauuiui uass. presented at the Heights school in-j The Star Spangled Banner at llkes-Iiarre will oe closed. Mr and Mrs All offices at the citv hall with Pernard Brennan. of Hazleton commemoration 01. tne oirinuay ui us.

Heights, observed his sixth birth George Washington: i con! mod to ner attack of the grippe. Today's Funerals facial of Michael Steren-V AiaA of fho State the exception of the police department will not work. Fifth Grade, 5-2 Virtues Dorothy Wa day yesterday. The father is a city Galade five driver. copeck.

Miss Bettv Richardson, of 558 Lincoln street, observed her birth Condition Improved Catherine Gildea, former at Genetti's, who was quite sick at the State Hospital, iaf'puniiay, was held this U- from the family home, day anniversary yesterday. srlrsag, A SPeclal shiPment A Special Shipment much improved. Mezalick-Yurkanin Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Helen Yur-kanin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Yurkanin, of Tresckow, to i I avenue, wesi xiuaue-A'requiero high mass was in St.

Michael's 0. C. Utah formerly was spelled t.a. Yonta. Eutaw.

and Utaw. VAL-KEEN" Aria Rrinw Results. ri Second Grade Greeting Marlene" Pillonato. America Second Grade Singers. Great MenLawrence Gabriel.

A Lesson to America Theodore Zapach. Great Or Good James Yurista. A Song, "Lincoln" Second Grade Singers. Washington, An Example Jo-soph Donahue. How About It? Joseph Williams.

George Washington, the Boy John Fadio. A "George Washington" Second Grade Singers. Who Knows? Andrew Lefko. -v I'Hfki wh gave ne messing ip "'-ave in the parish cemetery. Washington John Lefko.

A Young Patriot Gerald Lazar. sky. Qualification for Presidency Joseph Kostick and Wiliiarn Tarap-cbak. Miss Importance Shirley Williams. Fifth Grade, 5-1 Piano solo March of the Little Sa ges Barbara ardyn i ak.

Piano solo A Day's Journey-Sally Ann Welliver. Accordion solo The Marine's Hvmn Maureen Daly. PlayThe Life of Washington. Song Hail Columbia. Columbia Rita Watro.

Bell; Martha Sofranko, Sally Wfillivcr William Stauffor. Joan liaiiiieavers wbic. .1. Kuzo. M.

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and Mrs. Silas r.f Delano. Interment the Union cemetery, Ring- Lewis Mezalick, son 01 Mezalick, of Tresckow. The ceremony was performed February 16, at 6 p. at St.

Michael's Church, McAdoo, with Rev. Nicholas Elko officiating. The bride wore a poudre blue dress with matching accessories and a corsage of camelias. Miss Agnes Batcho, was maid of honor, and wore a rose dross with brown accessories and a corsage of camelias. Frank Y'ukranin, brother of the bride, was best man.

The ceremony was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents, after which the couple left on a wedding trip to Philadelphia and New York. Vacationing At Miami Michael Laptitka, of this city, is enjoying a vacation at Miami F.XTRA SI'ECIAL! 'ellop. Elaine Drosdick, Frank 65c Six irrv Off 1 Reg. S2.73 Bottle of 100 B-COMPLEX High Potency Capsules. epper Shakers Feb.

21. (IP) taurant own-iner shortage has Halibut liver Oil Capsules Soothe Nerves. $1 QQ Berrioske, Alice Ruddy, Shirley Paytas, Fred Bernoske, Lucille Smalley and Ethel Decker. Piano solo Soldiers All Martha Sofranko. Piano soloMy Lady Dances-Elaine Drosdick.

Piano solo My Bonny Lies Over -for. Ocean Donald Matyas. Increase appetite. vitamins wiu u. i iV ru 1 hskors fro t'( romcrs unable to i rried 120 pep- ii his establish-month, he said.

ie hack to him 5 the other day A Resolvt Thomas Haoer. Third Grade Like Washington Joseph Formica, Michael Shema, Michael Ga-britde. A Lesson to America Catherine Cessara, Joan Mucha. Jeanette Krapf. George Washington's Rules Gloria Callavini, Irene Bogash, Helen Palachak, Adelia Zullo, Elaine Neserock, Filamena Cro-como, Helen George Washington, the Boy Richard Heckler.

A Boy's Privilege Stephen Ga-lado, Joseph Yura, Francis Silock. His Birthday Sonya Watrn. When I Am Old Joseph Silock. A Resolve Donald Pasda. Who Knows Emerson Protehko.

Honor Washington John Why Our Flag Floats Today Richard Pchmeer. Fourth Grade Our Washington Joseph Za- NO CHARGE for handy Pockei Pack when you buy 49 Rexall Purelest Beach. Fla. ASPIRIN Tabkts-wo; The Australian Constitution is largely modeled on the Constitution of the United States. after tho city first wai made.

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