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FAUE DIVE EVENING HEKALD, SHENANDOAH, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1953 Employment Record HOI.YOKE. Mass. (UP) 'n 1903. Says Haif of U.S. Kin of Prisoners GIRARDVILLE NEWS Book She still worki there.

The firm honored her as the only women ever to have completed 50 years' service with the 110-year-old company. earning $2.50 for a 54-hour, six-day week, Miss Florence Boettcher started work at the National Blank By MRS. JOSEPH B. WIIALEN 246 West Main Street Fnone Girardvllle 6S8H High Union Goal Dave Beck, new president ol the AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters, has set a goal of three million members, according to a WcGraw-Hill Publication. Reaching this goal will mean more than doubling the union's present Sit by TV Sets Everybody's Cheering About Our Weekend Ambulance Calls By ELIZABETH TOOMET NEW YORK (UP)-In one living The community ambulance was Is Not Touched or Reached by Religion BUCK HILL FALLS, Pa.

(UP) Dr. Kenneth Miller, executive secretary of the New York City Mission Society, says "more than half the people who. live in America's cities are untouched and unreached by any religious message." Miller addressed 250 women leaders of the Methodist Church used this week to transport Mrs. room a young wife sits alone watching the television screen for Kosty Rutko, of Connerton, to the Ashland Hospital and Patrick Coleman, of East Mahanoy avenue, to a name she recognizes. A 17-year-old boy keeps inter the Good Samaritan Hospital to rupting his homework to ask 'any Pottsvllle.

more names His older brother Company Gets Achievement Award 'The Pennsylvania Power and Light Company last night received the Howard G. Ford Award for outstanding achievements In distribution and selling. Presented annually by the Sales Managers Association of Philadelphia, the award was made at the association's annual dinner. Charles E. Oakes, president of the accepted the award for the company from Charles M.

Hodell, vice-president of the Sales Managers Association. The company-won the award for an outstanding 1952 sales campaign, "Electrify for Freedom." G. A. Price, president of Westing-house Electric as guest speaker, called the creative and aggressive selling activities of the an answer to the-problem of our expanding capitalistic economy. In serving its 28-county service area, Mr.

Price stated: "It has encountered every variety of market, every variety of selling conditions, and it has done well with all of them." He said the ten-year post PERSONAL has been in a North Korean prison camp since 1950, Warrant Officer and Mrs. Ray at the closing of the annual missionary" conference here Thursday These are the families who have mond E. Kohler, of Denver, former town residents, were godparents for the son of MSgt. and night. watched in vain for the names of their husbands, sons and brothers on the list of prisoners released Come In Tomorrow For These Terrific Buys Mrs.

Donald C. Johnston in bt. He said there are "between 400,000 and 500,000 Negroes, Puerto Ricans and other groups" in New Old Kitchen Stove Remains Popular The Anthracite Institute Bulletin for the week denies that the old kitchen stove, fired with dependable anthracite, has vanished from the American kitchen. "There are an estimated 625,000 anthracite cook stoves In operation in our primary marketing states alone, to say nothing of Canada," the Bulletin points out. "It is true that city or utility gas displayed very large numbers of former anthracite-burning stoves, and that more recently bottled gas has claimed many that were left.

Electric ranges have, in turn, displaced many gas stoves. According to the 1950 census of Housing, however, more dwellings cook with coal than with electricity In New Jersey." In addition to what the Bulletin had to say, intelligent housewives by the hundreds in this area are still loyal to the old kitchen stove. "It's always there when we need it," they say. "And it's a grand comfort to have around on chilly mornings of spring and autumn when the furnace Is no longer burning. And it always keeps the dampness out of the house.

And, how lovely it is in the early hours of the morning, after leaving a warm bed, just to hold your hands over it and feel the current of the warmth go through your body." In short, you can't sell the old kitchen stove short and it'll be around a long time. Theresa's Church, Denver. The Freedom Village. They don't name given the child was Eric venture far' from their living York who have "no religious in' structiortk whatever." Allen. Mrs.

Kohler is the lormer rooms when' new names are being released. They stay up later Mohawk BOLSTERS Mohawk SHEETS Kitty Gaughan, of East Mahanoy Miller also said the task of the church is to care for "all of God's than usual for fear of missing a avenue. name, Vacuum I Cleaner I I Ailing? I children who are being broken up CHORAL PRACTICE in our cities." Everybody's watching and wait Each The choral group of the Catholic Each $1 $2 Size 81x90 sighed Mrs. Edward Brown. "These people are outside every Daughters of America.

Court St. I keep thinking somehow he 11 Cecelia 1529, will meet Sunday at show up. Seems a.i though I be relieved, even if he was sick." Her 2 p.m. in the school hall. All members are urged to attend.

war expansion program will cost son, Harold, 23, has been a prisoner more than two years. ALTAR AND ROSARY MEETING Many of the families have had The Altar and Rosary Society of about one-third of a billion dollars. He pointed out that many companies reduce sales budgets when sales begin to drop. Calling this the time when intensified1 selling and church doer," he added. "What we have to do is practice brotherhood every day and stop having tjje 11 o'clock hour on Sunday the most segregated hour of the week." Homework SHERMAN, Conn.

(UP) Two sportsmen charged with hunting without licenses got a lesson in court. They were ordered to write reviews of the state's game laws by Justice Geoffrey Graham. It just happens that Graham also is a letters recently: For some letters carre instead of the news they hoped for. St. Joseph's Church has appointed a committee to serve for the month of April They are asked to meet WHITE Reg.

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We're experts on washer repairs, too! CALL 2-1048 FRANK SHUMSKI 26 South Main St. in the church Saturday between 'I prayed all day Sunday for promotion are needed most, he 9 and 9:30 a.m. claimed creative taxation could some news of Harold," his mother said. Her husband and four of her overcome this tendency. This seven children sat with her in Girardville Birthdays George Lacoms, of Second street.

their Manhattan apartment living room Sunday night. The name simply a tax law that will permit companies to set up funded promotional reserves as tax-exempt costs In good years for spending in lean is celebrating his birthday today. they waited for never appeared. Michael son of Mr. and "Monday morning I got a letter Mrs.

Frank Oliveri, of West Main years. K. E. DAR0WISH from him, the first in six months," Special Introductory street, is celebrating his birthday More than 800 people, including Mrs. Brown said.

"He said not to teacher. Honesty NASHUA, N. H. (UP) The. following advertisement appeared in a Nashua newspaper's classified section: "Semi-attractive apartment, three rooms, newly decorated today.

worry about him," George Boxer, of Second street, In an apartment in Queens, Mrs SHENANDOAH 104-106 NORTH MAIN ST. is celebrating his birthday today. executives, Westinghouse executives and members of the Sales Managers Association of Philadelphia, attended ''the award dinner. This was the Sales Managers Association's 42nd gathering. Organized Famous Miss Irene Posivak, of William Mary Jane Shadish, 27, put her two children to bed early each Penn, employed at the Shen-Penn office, is celebrating her birthday night of the prisoner exchange.

Billy, 4, and Mary Elizabeth, 3, E8.ILGF1 today. in 1910 to exchange ideas and per fect techniques in distribution and don't remember their father, Capt. William R. Shadish, 29, a doctor in belling, the association decided in Wedding Anniversaries the Army Medical Corps. They've Just Arrived at Supowit's OUR NEW, 1953 Mr.

and Mrs. Webster Heine, of They are too young to under isms to nonor a company in tne United States which they felt had stand about the prisoner exchange, West Main street, are being congratulated today on their 38th wedding anniversary. They are the par so I didn't mention it, their pret ty mother said. "I watched television alone." done the most along these lines. The result was the Howard G.

Ford Award, named after the man who served as association secretary for 26 years. ents of six children. i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toll, of East She was watching for names of SWIM SUITS IS men she's never met.

as well Main street, are observing their wedding anniversary today. They as her husband's. He mentioned are the parents of two children. the names of fellow prisoners in by Dorothy Gray Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Jones, of his letters to his wife and suggest Locust Dale, are celebrating their ed she write to their families. LAY AWAY NOW FOR BEST SELECTION! wedding anniversary today. "One boy was an amputee, and I was sure he'd be sent back, but I 'didn't see a single name I Collect Cans The Boy Scouts of Troop 47 of l-oi. siie plus tax The first award was presented to Philadelphia Coke Company. Since that time the honor has been given to such companies as Ralton Purina Company, Nash Kelvinator- Company, Scott Paper Company, Philco United States Rubber Company and E.

I. Du Pont De Nemours Company. M. Sidney Lebair. president of the association, welcomed the group to last night's gathering.

Entertainment was provided by the Columbia Boychoir of Princeton, IC with music by Howard Lanih. knew," Mrs. Shadish said. One mother was so embittered St. Joseph's parish were busy col RUTH V.

SUPCMI GRADUATE CORSETIERE lecting tin cans after school last by her disappointment she refused to talk about the chance her son evening. If anyone was missed, call could be coming home. "I'm just too she said. "So few boys CAPITOL THEATRE 'BLDG. SHENANDOAH Scoutmaster Vincent Cptizone, who will arrange for your collection.

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Many helping hands are needed. Several articles of equipment have been reported stolen and must be replaced. Following further investigation, action will be taken against these property vandals. Interested organizations and workers are asked to contact Hubert Noone. president of the Community Playground Association, or his secretary, Mrs.

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