Pottsville Republican from Pottsville, Pennsylvania • 7

4 ft SEVEN POITSVILLE, EVENING REPUBUCAN.JUNE26,41926. nnmnMrtMMMnihiii i mmmm i it ii i ssr 1 fj i i Pirates PUT All HA AH XWWC Th FiMhbacb Piratea will Pottsville stoppers, Friday after. noon. VISITORS AT iHlLiUnU HE If 0 wonn Grusths was a Pottsvirie 4 WITH THE SICK ANDAFFUCTED bats with Ute strong New Phila. Rosebuds at the Old Garden Bon-day.

This will be the first boms gams for the Piratea after they had MINERSVILLE PARADE ROUTE Minersvflle News caller, Friday evening. "issee Clara Lach and Jennie TJ1 LUTH. JUBILEE OF INTEREST mer were among the town folks who attended the dance at WHlow been traveling and sunersw ioiw defeats In a row. Funny Williams. J-ake, Friday evening.

Pottsville, trans- who held the MinersvUle Giants to Frel Llebner of PortsvUU wihi Paul Early has made a temporary (Continued from two hits, will start the game, witn on town friends. Ted Bowden behind the bat. rjne claim on upper side No. 78 and 77 freight In the absence of F. H.

in towa. who has since Feb-1 at the home of Misa Mayme Tobln of Mill Creek, who under wea a serious operation in the Anthracite Hospital, is doing nicely. This is the second operation Vincent O'Connor of Heckscher- battery for the Rosebuds i un-vnown. Fishbach fans are -very The Clappier family of Phila are viaiting at the home of Mra. Trevor Ball at her home on Fourth St.

J. D. Toole, D. Chiropractor, 422 Sunbury 5:30 to 8 p. m.

Miss Elizabeth Bradley who visited town frienda, has returned to her viae, naa received his certificate awaried by the Pottsville eRpublican Delaware Ave. Mr. anxious to arrange a game with the wi 4 a W. H. Vellines is handling the throttle on second trick car shop tor being the champion speller.

Miss Tobin underwent witam- uw past month, having recovered at her home from the first operation. YerkviHe Ranka or roivxviue a. Messrs. John Laxarchik and John in the absence of Thomas Horan. Megary attended the dance at Wil- Mrs.

Alan Baler is conlined to The services began promptly at 7:45 with the impressive Lutheran service of the choir marching and singing up the main aisle. They were followed by Dr. Nicholas and the viaiting Lutheran Ministers from the neighboring towns. The celebration committee followed them. At the close of the opening service E.

J. Donahue, baggagemaster on Sch. Valley passenger ran. is off lore. Lake Friday evening.

home Locust Gap. Harry Trout man, Charles Kuehn. her home on Market witn illness. The showers are quite welcome. Vegetation took a mighty JuwP-High School pupils are on the march mra.

or town, attended the duty. W. J. Cullen Is In his place. and Frank Zielaako have returned Brennan-Toy wedding at Heekacher- Newton Mull, engineman on the Clayton Koenig of Sch.

Haven, is from a fishing trip to Lewisburc. vine. Saturday. just nw. third trick pull up, has reported for nursing several painiuiiy crusaru Commencement wit on aaiss ara (juinn of Reading is They caught a fine string of fish.

Kev. McGuire was a Fraekrille caller, Thursday. duty. Joseph McCool. brakeman on the fingers, sustained wniie on auty uo-ing carpenter work in Pottsville.

jnm. vrjrge iarazas on Kev. Ar-T. Sutcutte ot Sst mattnew rvew Castle St. Mrs.

Carrie Waters ot mananiongo John G. Curran of Carbondale, is Frackville freight, is on the off duty list. Chas. Piacini is In his place. Mra.

A. Keny of Pottsville. spent Colnian Scores New Picture Triumph visiting town relatives. ia improving from a aiege or illness. Friday with town relatives.

Harold Frantz wag a county seat airs. Jesse Jenkins was a Potts Margaret, the young daughter of caller, Thursday. ville; caller. The general committee on the plans tor the Fourth bf July parade to be held in Minersvflle have completed all arrangements for their monstrous parade on July 5th, and they claim that thia will be the largest parade ever seen In MinersvUle, aa all patriotic orders, lodges of all kinds, industrial establishments, merchants' association, public and; parochial schools and a nurtber of organizations from out of town have signified their intention to participate. The following is the route and formation of the parade First Division Marshall General Committee Miners- die Band G.

A in autoes American Legion Sons of Veterans Patriots representing 1776 Camp No. 46, P. O. S. of A No.

14, P. O. S. of PottsviUie; Robert CouncU 460, O. of A.

Cressona Council, O. of A. Second Division Aide; American Drum Corps, jPottsvUle; Merchant' Ass. P. O.

of A. autoes of P. O. of A. Daughters of America Ladiea of tne Uolden Eagle Auxiliary of S.

of V. all other organizations as, they report. Third Division Aide 'Cressona Band Public Schools School Board Parochial Schobla Fourth Divisions-Aide Pinegrove Band Reformed Sunday School German Lutheran Sunday School; Baptist Sunday School; Congregational Sunday School; Methodist Sunday School Ministerial Assn. MinersvUle Borough Council. Fifth Division Aide; St.

Clair Band; L. O. of Moose; Millionaire Club, St. Clair; St. Ellas Greek Catholic Society Factories.

Sixth Division Carl Milbrandt ia spendinar a few Mr. and Mrs. T. Quinn of W. Arch ia steadily improving a i-ror.

Adam Watts, who has been teaching In Wilkes-Barre the oast daya in attending the Seaqui. Bobert Strange, Robert Hinkin and severe attack of illness. church of Schuylkill Haven offered sn impressive prayer for the guidance of the service and for the Divine Aid to the congregation. This was followed by a most beautiful contralto solo "Master I would Follow Thee," Ambrose, sung by Miss Emily Shinier. Miss Shhner assesses a rare contralto voice which she displayed very excellently on Friday evening.

Her rendition of this famous number was very fine and most enjoyable. The Rev. C. W. Eberwein of St.

term, is home for the Clarence Reed, the well known pro Young English Actor Co-Featured With Doris Kenyon and Aileen Pringte is a teacher in the will arrive on Sat- and daughter, vis- brother. George Ac-hen in an auto aeci- ia improving. in dresa for the I ding youH find Wagner, MineTS- baa returned 1, where ahe spent the i trienda. and son, Billy, iscb family on and. Mrs.

Louise daughters in a county seat callcd'on friends in roa wqs a Potts--r'iay. wai i Pottsville -rand daugh-e visiting at the Mrs. Roy Wit man Fourth St. Joiin Anascavage motored to Tower Alberta Freiler spent Friday with prietor of the Reed Sanitary market, Ulty and spent the evening at that frionds In Duncott. iown.

is doing excellently in tne arne hospital, where he is a patient suffer Cool Oxford shirts and new bat Dr. LeRoy and Dr. Bay McGrath of Heckschervllle, were wing ties. Oerther Wagner. Min ing with internal injuries, sustained while lifting.

professional callers. ers ville. Misses Rose Stlnyhen and Rose Mrs. Hugh Doian confined- to her Mr. and Mrs.

John Taylor who Tredder were Mahanoy City viaitors home on W. Market with a Paul's Lutheran chudch, Port Carbon, Mrs. Guy Bashore and Miss Isa have been visiting the latter'a parents, have returned to their home in Phila. bella Ernst attended the 500 club at the Kehler home in Tremont. Misa Julia Curran was a Lvkens Mrs.

Wm. Herts is visiting Phila. caller, Wednesday Wm. Fetter, brakeman on tte night freight, has reported for duty after a week's absence. Trainmaster L.

C. Wingert announces the following as successful applicants, aa per bulletin notice: Engineman on No. 8 crew, to J. H. Miller.

Engineman, second trick. Pottsville shifter, to A. I. Wallace. Engffieroan extra board, St.

Clair, to Chas. N. Jones. Brakeman No. 5 Grade crew, to Wm.

Cockill. Brake-man No. 6 Grade crew, to H. F. Auman.

Brakeman No. 7 Grade crew, to W. W. Smith. Brakeman on Crow Hollow Droppers to John F.

Ladden. Wm. Wingert will receive applications for the following positions, same to be received up until June 30: Engineman no No. 4 Grade crew. Engineman on Pool crew 18.

Brake-man on No. 5 Grade crew. Brake-man on loaded side, 10 a. m. W.

J. Bowe, conductor on train 90, is on the off duty list for several days. C. H. Deibler is in his place.

The St. Clair married men. better known as the Slsttery Reindeers, would like to flay the Gorman's Groundhogs, next Tuesday, 5 p. m. at East End Park St.

Clair. For arrangements write Capt. Ed. Jones, or Mgr. B.

Slattery. friends. slight attack of illness. John Lehr is convalescing at his home in Sch. Haven, from a severe attack of tonsilitia.

Jimmie Tobin is recuperating at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin of Market from the effects of undergoing an operation for the removal of his Miss Lillian Cohen has arrived Niek-Karaces. the well known res home from a several days trip to Atlantic City. taurant man.

has returned from a trip to Reading. Miss Marion Rebuck was enter then read the scripture reading of the evening taking for his text the 145th Psalm. Robert Warmkessel, the chairman of the program committee and a member of the church Council was then called upon to make the announcements. He called the attention of the congregation that on Sunday at both the morning and evening sessions they would celebrate the service of Holy Communion. He announced in this connection that Dr.

Mangus of Harrisburg would be present to assist the pastor. The jH tributes which were placed aboufiSk chancel rail, were Mrs. John Ege visited her mother 0 eveniu iathwh tained by Miss Helen Raatz of Potta- ville. in Pottsville. tonsils and adenoids in the Jefferson Drum Corps Mountaineer tire Hospital, Phila.

Miss Nell Gibbets of Plttaton, ia ATLANTIC CITY, H. J. viBiting Miss Mildred Russer. Willis Palsgrove is recovery at his home in Sch. Haven, for an attack Rescue H.

L. Co. All ire uonupa-nies with apparatua Parade will form at Fourth and Siinhurv St. First, Second and Third Miss Celia Godfrev visited the of grip. ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS Divisions wiU.

form on S. Fourth Pennypacker family in Pott svi lie. Miss Gladys Potts of Pottsville, called on town frienda. vma. Frank Grimm is confined to his home in Cressona with a painful in Ronald Colmen.

the brilliant young English actor who has achieved such meteoric success In American motion pictures recently. was among the first of the British troops to go to the front during the World War. He was wounded during the first battle of Tpres in 1914, a slug of shrapnel shattering his ankle. For a time it appeared that Col man would lose his foot, and his career on the London stage, which had already gained apectacuVar headway, would be at an end. Expert surgery, however, saved the member and.

after long months in hospitals, subsequently all vestiges of the wound left him His reappearance on the stage was a triumph, many of his former buddies'" occupying boxes to greet him. Colman came to this country only a few years ago, but his first American picture appearance established him on the screen. Since then he has appeared in many First National pictures, oo-starring with some of the greatest of American screen actresses and recently Samuel Gold-wyn signed him up for a five-year contract in independent productions. His most recent appearance Is in the Goldwyn Fitxmaurtce production. "A Thief In Paradise." In which he Is co-featured with Doris Kenyon and Aileen Pringie.

This picture, an adaptation from Leonard Merrick's novel. "The Worldlings." will be first National's offering at the Hippodrome Tuesday and Wednesday only. jur to his foot. Headquarters for vacation torn. then announced by John Kaiser an uiar rmt noun, or- Squire Ferrebee, a life long resi Oerther A Wagner, Miners ville.

Ten i at a a a 1 dent of St. Clair, is crittcallv ill. Airs. Sue Brennan was a Pottsville other member of the church Council. During the lifting of the offering.

Mr. K.ear played "The Holy City" in a most impressive manner. Phooca lOtft A Mm with slight hopes of his recovery. business caller. 'fr.

rDAU HATF1 John Hoffman of Sch. Haven, who Miss Verra Frantz called on Potts ville frienda, Thursday afternoon. has been seriously ill is greatly im proved. red Williams, who has been visit BELL MOVES IN Mrs. J.

A. Wachter who has been seriously ill in the Pottsville Hospital, is greatly improved. ing his grandmother, Mra. Weist, has returned to his home in Jersey City. Mrs.

Frank Brady and children 'N ATI ArVl ir right resting on Sunbury tot. secona Division in rear of First Division, and Third Division, in rear of Second Division Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Divis-oins will, form on W. Sunbury right resting; on Fourth St. facing oast Fifth Division In rear of Fourth, and Sixth DiSeiakm in rear of Fifth Division Seventh Division will form on N. Fourth right resting on Sunbury St.

facing south-Parade will move promptly at 30 a m. along the following route: East on Sunbury "St. to Delaware Ave. north on Deli ware Ave. to N'orth St, west on NortJi St.

to Fifth south on Fifth St. to Lewis west on Lewis St. to Sixth south on Sixth St. to Sunbui east on Sunbury IJt. to Delaware north on Delaware Ave.

to North west on North St. to Front south on Front EC to Sunbury west on Sunbury St. to Fourth south on Fourth St. to the public school' building to take part In Flag and then. disperse.

have returned home after spending NEW BUILDING iub past two weeks with the former's parents in Scran ton They were accompanied hom by Park Brady of Scran ton, who will spend a short time in town. The choir then rendered an an- 1 them "Oh how amiable are thy Dwellings," by King. This was also one of the pleasant features of the program. Their' efforts were very well received. Dr.

Nicholas in a few well chosen renarks introduced Robert Warmkessel, who welcomed the visiting pastors in behalf of the congregation and then called on them for a few words. The first, Rev. Sutcliffe of St. Matthew's church, Sch. Haven, extended the congratulations and greetings of his congregation.

Next Rev. Sivank of Chriat Lutheran church, of Sch. Haven spoke a few words of greeting. He was followed by Rev. Eberwein of PINEGROVE WON CLOSE ONE The first atep by the Bell Tele rnn Opposite BtMl Pier i profinent manacmnt trie) bst situated botel oft Cutslno of highest jseious rooms.

Elevator i. Orch. dancing. WATER IN ROOMS i 140. $4.00 at up Dally 20 up weekly.

Bathing FETTER. Managing Dir. phone Company in occupying its new Frank Schoffstall was a Countr building at 318 W. JSorwegian Seat caller, Thursday afternoon. 00k place todav when the business Olive Weir of Tremont.

called office said farewell to the quar on town frieudar ters at 112 1-2 W. Market and moved into the first floor of the new Mr. Schupp of the Tower tStr Motor transacted business in building. GRAHAM town, Thursday. Manager Stanton is proud of his ilisscs Ella and Julia Curran.

Pinegrove defeated Valley View In a well played and interesting game. Rumps pitching after Valley View made 3 hits off Thomas in the 1st inning, also the furmer'a batting were failures. Pinegrove plays Hegtns at the former place Saturday. PINEGROVE The committee on the Fourth of July plans, held their regular meeting Thursday evening, in the Building and Loan Rooms in Miners ville. Following is the remainder of contributions not published in Friday's paper: A.

Zubroff, Mrs. Chas. E. Steele, J. Appoljoni, Wm.

Bronkas, Wm. Williams, and I. Wernert, Henry Angelo, Miss Irene Smith, Mrs. Dan Price, Alfred Phillips, Harry Jones, John Zielasko, Mrs. Kosloskey, Geo.

Gottschall, Mrs. Frank Edmunds, Mike Mitaky, each 55c Mary Snukus, 75c; Mrs. Jos. Brennan, Morris Peckman, Rev. Fiske, Anthony Wol-insky, Irsael Lintz, Chas.

Gloss, Harry Smith, Jos. Mahal 1, Harry Fair, Mrs. Ceril Kelly, Walter Atom-avage, Emma Strukua, Mra. Edgar Lewis, Chas. Rhoadea, Wm.

Yah bus, Peter Ringard, Frank Rosio, Cora Fennel, Daniel Evans, Jay Williams, John Cremmo, as. Foran, George Marazas, John McClure, Mra. George. Albert Schoffstall, Joe Sniholis, Albert Alois, cash, Mrs. Joseph Marks, John Vinetsky, Jas.

Brennan, W. J. McKenamftfd, Chas. Klenk, Peter Danangelo, Peter Yesnockus, Martin Russin, Joe Lyehoek, each 50c; Wm. Williams, 30c; John Bolnick, cash, Chas.

Brentaric, Mamie Purcell, John Motto, cash, Anthony Sabestenas, Chas. Mupanich, cash; Julia Sea-itsch, Mary Strange, Sam Stancav-age George KJimas, Wm. Bendokas, Joseph Culkitsky, Joseph Petsort, cash, Frank Ingolzo, Stephen Lloyd, Barney Rincavage, each 25t Emily Medet'rich, cash. Frank Gallo, fElvia Troutman and WEDDING AT .10 laylor attended the dance at Lakeside, Thursday evening. Airs.

Joseph OBnen of town, is Ave. at Pacific NTIC CITY.J. J. jely furnished rooms with iter or private bath, table. Modern appolnt- HtM FERRY, Proprietor.

new quarters and ha-s extended an invitation to the public to inspect the offices which have been laid out with a view to serving the public mdst efficiently. All contracts for. telephone service, extension tele-phones, directory listings and all other business relations, between the Telephone Company and its custom HECKlflLLE a patieint at the Fountain Springs J. Shollenberger. lb 0 Schneck ss noepuai.

Peel attended a party at Wil low Lake. St. Paul's Lutheran church of Port Carbon, who also extended his well wishes. Dr. Nicholas stated that Rev.

Keller of MinersvUle was unavoidably not able to be present. Rev. Harry S. Dollman, Pinegrove, a former army chaplain, gave an interesting address of greeting. After a hymn by the congregation, Dr.

Nicholas conducted preparatory service to the new members. This was followed by the benediction and a closing hymn. The visiting pastors greeted the congregation personally at the door. The floral tributes on Fridav even Miss Bessie Marquette of Tremont, ers are now nandiea at- tne new A 0 60 6 3 0 2 0 0 1110 2 12 1 3 7 1 10 0 0 2 2 10 000 2 2 2 1 10 27 10 4 cauea on town frienda. 1 1 1 1 0 0 L.

Shollenberger -b G. Shollenberger. cf Schnoke, 3b Harris, Kline, fr Heinbach. If Thomas, Rump, Miss Mildred Russen and Miss Nell Gibblets attended a show in Read ing, recently. ft Mtf A 4 11 Ml mtmTW 1 John Mickshaw has purchased a new Ford roadster from Wm.

Frantz, lMf A Totals ing were, most beautiful. The donors tne local dealer. Stinel Ridge and Bob Dunn building on Norwegiaa Steret The upper floors of the building will present a busy appearance shortly when workmen start building the switchboard, erecting the frames and installing the one hundred and one different types of equipment which are necessary in an up-to-date telephone central office- -Many thousand mile of wire and hundred of thousands of soldered connections are necessary in the construction of a central offiee like this -and many months are required to complete the installation. It is ex were as follows: In memory 01 A motored to Reading and attended a Rue and John B. Rauo by Mr.

ard show. VALLEY V1LW A Blyler. 1 1 2 0 0 L'pdegrove. 1 3 7 1 Ney, If 0 1 1 2 0 J. Harner.

If I 1 0 0 0 Ossman. 2b" ....0 1 1 5 0 Ressler, cf 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Lester Standi; in of John Swarts ky cousins Mr. Albert Marshall was a Tremont caller, Thursday. John Mootz and Miss E.

Graef; In Andrea Lombardi, the well known memory of Miss Gertrude Colclough by mother and sister. Mrs Robert fireworks man, and his assistant. John Allexandra, are busy getting Haertter and Mrs. Marie Fletcher; Rlckert, ss 2 1 3 1 Bohner. 3b I 1 3 0 R.

Blxler, 3b 0 14 0 1 reaay ior tne big fireworks display In memory of the deceased pastors and laymen by the church council; In memorv of father and mother, YOUR SIGHT IS PRICELESS Your ara the most precious possession and tar outweigh any riches that could be offered for jthem. Consult, only the most skilful Optometrist, if your vision becomes impaired. Our glasses represent the last word in Optical Science. They are carefully fitted to pour individual features, are stylish and perfectly adapted to your vision. Glasses for sewing and reading as low as $2.50.

Funeral Of Chas. Schwartz Chas. Schwartz who resided with his daughter, Mrs. Anna Griffiths on Third St, was buried Saturday morning Bit 9:30 with requiem mass at Mary's church, and interment in the Parish cemetery. Deceased was a life long resident of Miners-ville, and an active church worker.

Mr. and Mrs. William Sabold byl and Pacific Avenues is the Heart of the Resort i 1 He is survived by the following Oiurches daughters; Mrs. Annie Griffiths, Steily. 0 0 0 xA.

Blxler, 0 0 0 0 Totals a 11 27 IS 1 Valley View 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Pinegrove 0 3 10 0 0 0 1 1 6 Earned runs, Pinegrove 6, Valley View. 1 two base hits. Rump and Rickert sacrifice hits. Ressler stolen bases. Heinbash and Schnoke double plays, Rump to L.

Shollenberger to J. Shcilenberger 2: struck out, by Rump, 5 Steily. bases on balls, off Runjp, 1 Steily, 3 umpire. Hand and Hain. with whom he resided, Mrs.

Georce NEW St. Kieran's church of Heckscher-ville, was the scene of a beautiful June wedding, on Saturday morning at nine o'clock when during a nuptial mass, Miss Edna Toy, of Glendower, became the bride of Harry Brennan, of Heckscherville. the ceremony being solemnized! by Father Holahan, of Heckscherville. The couple were attended by: Miss Lucile Brennan, a sister of the groom, and Miss Bety, a sister of the bride, and Francis Ford, of Heckschervllle Clarence Johnson, of Glen Carbon. Little Miss Betty Johnson and Miss Regina Hughes were the flower girls and were charming in dresses of blue and respectively, carrying baskets of large white peonies.

"Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus and Hail to the Bride" were beautifully rendered by the church organist Miss Mary Hughes. During the mass Mrs. John O'Don-nell, of Miami, Florida, sang, her selection being, Ave Verum. Jesus My Love and I Need Thee Precious Jesus. 9 The hride was beautifully gowned in a white gown Of satin back canton crepe and wore a wreath and veil and carried white roses.

Miss Brennan looked very becoming in a gown of Alice blue, with a large hat and slippers and hose to match, she carried a bouquet of red roses. Miss Toy was daintily attired in a canary yellow dress, and wore a large hat, and hose to match and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Following the ceremony the wedding party Were entertained at a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's father, after which the newly weds left on a motdr trip, which will include many interesting provinces of Canada. Miss Toy is the daughter of Steven Toy, of Glendower, while the groom is the sen of Mra. Annie Brennan, of Heckscherville, and ia the manager of the Studebaker garage at Pottsville.

A sister of the groom, Miss Alice Brennan, became the bride ot Joseph Motley, at St. Kieran's, on Wednesday of this week. Rhodenbaugh of Norristownj Mrs. Frank Jones of Reading; Mrs. Frank Wilson of Williamsport, and Mrs.

QIIOIS daughters, Mrs. Thomas Berger and Mrs. Charles Everett; In isemory of Mrs. H. C.

Conrad by the family. Compliment of the First Evangelical church; In memory of Mr. Swartz by the members of his former Sunday School claas; In memory of C. T. Brown, James Bock, D.

W. Nagle and in honor of the former members of the choir, living, but not serving, by the choir; In memory of father and mother, brother and sisters, by Mr. and Mrs. Mill; In honor of mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan by daughters, Mrs.

G. W. Kleibenstin'e and Celia Morgan; In honor of Mrs. Roy W. Lloyd, Harry Shupe, Paul corns Jacobs of town.

CAR BADLY DAMAGED Fireproof Addition at pendirure of S3Q0.600 Erd of South Caroling Avenue to the I'oardwilk and Beach pected the work of transferring the lines from the old office at 8 S. Centre Street to the new building will take place next year. "This is concrete evidence," said J. F. Stanton tiday, "of the necessity of the Telephone Company to plan long in advance of the need of new facilities.

We must know several years ahead about how much equipment we are going to need. We built the new building and made our plans so that the new plant would be ready for service when the need for larger switchboards and other central office equipment would be required. "The equipment at 8 S. Centre St-, is adequate at the present time, but before another year or two have pa-s-sed it will not be able to meet the needs of this section for telephone service. Had we waited until the demands for telephone service exceeded the capacity of the old central office.

would have faced difficulties for at least several years until the new equipment could have been pnt into service. As it is we will be ready to meet all demands for telephone service whenever they arise." are investing a total of .1575.000 in the new building. This um includes the land on which the building now stand; and equipment which is being installed." at cnuyikiii Park on the Fourth. Peter Rinaldo called on Lykens friends. Miss Clair Myer of Tremont, was a town Tisjtor.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mar-Williams and daughter, of Mount Vernon, N. are visiting the former's mother. Mrs.

Amanda Straub. i Misses Anna and Mary McCall of Branchdale. shopped in town. Ed Condron and 'Joseph Specker were county seat callers, Friday. Dr.

Striegel of Pottsvirie, was a town business caller. Miss Janet Weir of Branchdale. is spending some time In Phila. Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Roder of ML Cartnel, spent Frijjay with relattres in Primrose. Mr. and Mrs. George DleW nf Pottsville. called on town friends Friday evening.

Mis Doris Quandel was a Pottsville shopper. Frank Price left Saturday morning for Phila. Mrs. Price will he discharged from the Jefferson Hospital Saturday and will, leave for AI-lerrtown where she will spend some time with her sister, Msr. Boyd Mrs.

Annie Frymoyer of Mt. Car-mel, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Werner. Phil. Pleson of called on W.

S. SPEAR Second Floor 23 South Centre Street POTTS VTVTLLE, PA. wvati wiivu rlvdrotJectnc bath U. S. Tennis Players Lose WIMBLEDON, June 26, (JP Mrs.

Mrjia Mallory, former American women's champion, and Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup, another American star, were elminated from the women's doubles in the Wimbledon pubilee tennis tournament today, by Joan. Fry and Mrs. M. F.

Hazel of Great Britain, 0-3, fl-2. Shupe, by Mr. and Mrs. A. Radio in rooms Garage on premise i ii in a.i a niiiiia Sedan Door Tom Off By Striking A Pole What might have been a serious accident occurred on Sunbury in front "of George's Shoe Store Friday afternoon.

A Franklin Sedan with passenger in back seat pulled up to curb. The person sitting in the back opened the door before the car stop-ped catching an awning pole and pulling it down. The driver then vpulled out and the door still open struck another pole pulling the door oof. Considerable damage was done to the car but fortunately bo one was hurt. The name of the driver could not be learned.

ISSSkSS iihii i ican Plan (with meals) up dairy special weekly Cuisine Unexcelled I. B. LUDY. M. D.

Resorts Ocean City, N. J. Shupe; In loving memory of Mrs. E. G.

Hay by Miss Louise Hay and Charlotte Schrader; In honor of mother by Herbert and Edward Kunkle. The services Sunday will close the celebration, and they will be very largely attended. Holy Communion Servicea will be conducted at both 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Rev. L. C. Manges D.

of Harisburg. President of the East Penn Synod will be present to assist the "pastor in these services. At the 10:30 SOTKD FOR ITS TABLB service new members will also be ad- I TUSCARORA UUWVW UiVU LilU UlUlt.ll, eltsn. electric Hshl Is white eertlret rooms with 'rr. S3 BO n-v rinllv, 11 mn the Edmunds family on Delaware Ave.

Wm. Monaghan was a Pottsville jfVijerrtcaa Greatest rdm Ju f(t CROIiTIIAMIX 1 business caller. Vod the World's Fastest Growing Seaside CHy To those who know the distinctive charm and atmosohere of Ocean City, plans for MINERSVILLE CHILDREN'S DAY 5 ENTERTAINED CLASSMATES Irene Tarnal and Mary Lohatta attended the dance at Lakeside Thursday evening. Chas. CamptSell of Cumbola, and Jack Teaavf of New called on friends at Tuscarora Thursday.

Mrs. Frank Bubel of Middle port ia visiting her mother at Tuscarora Friday. Tasearera School Closed Friday the SprtngUme trip or Summer vacation TAG DAYS The Welfare Asso. of Miners ville held a meeting Thursday evening with a large number present. July 3rd and 5th will be tag day for the Association.

There are ten teams with ten local girls captains and their aim is to make a success of these Tog Days. The playground equipment is to be painted this work to be taken care of by the merchants. Mis-3 Madeline Brennan was appeint-e ddirector of the playground. Miss Brennan is a graduate of West Chester State Normal School and pec-ializct in recreational work. She rs also a teacher in the 6th grade in the Pottsville schools.

There will be a big meeting held in the parish hall pf the Jewish Synagogue art 4th and Carbon next Wednesday evening. All persons interested 'in Welfaer work are especially urged to attend. present no problem. Eight mBes of the Finest and Safes Oa thing Beach In the World The Boardwalk, with its many shops and theatre, pavilions and Piei affords a varied source of amusement and Interest The rest of seashore Hotels aer open and at your service. Tuscarora Schools Cloned Friday The publie school closed its doors I r.Aar Bach.

Corner all attractlona A in Improvements, bio. Bathing privies. Music Everything vacation. American up daily, special TSil'-t. Phone Marina RALPH MECKLET.

SMUJWOOD, jf. J. for tte summer months on Friday at Tuscarora, the closing ending with a progrsm and picnic. Mr. Noon, super Tennis.

Goir. Fishing. Daneln Bathing. Boating, and Sailing. visor of Sch.

Township, made a speech I es-f-'Ca Town, Country or Seashore affords Is about the schools, and the children A light lunch and refreshments were served J00DEaN0R Miss Pauline Thompson of Dsh--ille, is spending several weeks at the home of her aunt, Mrs. P. G. Faust of Primrose- Mrs. S.

E. Noel and Minnie Long motored to Tower City. Joseph King and William Mack wer St. Clair business callers. 15.

"Noel Is confined to his home suffering with a sprained back. foatbre Krasno. a student at the University of New Tork. is home for the summer months. S- Strinkofaki.

who has been a patient at the MUliken Hospital for some time, was discharged Friday. A farewell party was given in honor of George Kreager of Seltiser City, who will leave shortly on cross country hike. Those present ere: George Beddow. John Merkle, Maurice Kelly, William Nelras. David Edmunds.

A delicious lunsh-eon was served. The firm of Mizzet and Under have purchased a new Drtde truck from a local dealer. Warpen Ernst and Maurice Kelly attended the dance at Lakeside. Squire Flynn of town was a Pottsville business caller. Wm.

Zukauckas of Pottsville called on town friends. Miss Anna Sekelik wis among the- nere. Publicity Chamber of Commerce OCEAN CITY, N. J. Director of CITY HALL Ciiin.

All HHIm h. ni. Miss Esther Beveridge of Primro-se entertaine dthe members of the 1926 graduating clas of the Cass Twp. High School at her home Thursday evening. The house was beautifully decorated with the clas acolors of blue and gold ribbon also lollypops dressed in caps and gown-si The evening was; spent in games and dancing after which a delicious luncheon was served.

Those present were: Misses Pauline Brennan, Sarah Conway, Anna Brennan, Lucetta Daley. Elizabeth Hoban. Sarah Johnson. Margaret Tracey, Elizabeth Bambrick, Beatrice Jenkins, Esther Veveridge and Madeline Sheridan. Messrs.

Richard Close. Arthur Jenkins, Clarence Lux-ton, Michael Herbert, John Foyle. Thomas Dormer, Joe Brennan. James Phillips. Joe Hughes, Sam Hozella and Michael Kovich.

Children'! Day will be observed In the Congregational church. MinersvUle, at both morning and evening services on Sunday, June 27th. In the morning at 10 o'clock the Beginners' and Primary Dept. wfll render their program, and in the evening at seven o'clock the Junior and Intermediate Dept. will present a pageant.

The following is the program for the morning: Address of Welcome, Helen Jones; dialogue, "Loving One Another," Helen Jones. Myrtle Strange. Edith Reels. G. Malson.

Donald Williams. Catherine Jack, Junior Patterson. Betty Mugford; rec, "The Se-creat," Maria Taylor and Beatrice Smith: solo, Betty Mugford; Beginners Song; rec, Wm. Morgans: What Summer Brings. Walter KJock, Doris George, Geo.

Trnscott rec, Haxle Strange song The King's Jewels. Jack Williams, Elmer Evans. Charles Gilmartin rec, Walter Truscott solo, Junior Luxton rec, Wm. Statu rec. Isabelle Arts: song: exercise, "The First Children's Day," Primary Dept.

address. Rev. Fisk rec. Roth Flak closing song prayer and benediction. Will Hold A MlastrsI Rev.

Boyle will hold a minstrel on the 2Sth and 2tth of June, at the old public school house In Tuscarora. It will be one ot the finest minstrels ever held in Tuscarora or surrounding towns. Hue? private tntbi. El-Mistne and erv1r. po nioot jonnttng roe me.

Bxteaelve t-'tOr, D.nMff Tinnlft 1 "O' Vamtles at EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. Estate 01 Daniel Donne late of the City of Pottsville, County of Schuylkill, ana State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto pre requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or de-nifcnds against the same will p-esent hem without delay for settlement to CAROLINE M. SHUMAN, Executrix. 4l Centre Pottsville, Pa.

Or Wm. M. Fausset, Attorney. 1 JXl-X8-55-J2--ii Palmerton Crushed Rock Sand Co. SSI COAL EXCHA NGE BLDO.

WILKES-B A RE, A Sari Prepared From Natural Sand Rock Catagkt In Fall Of Sock Roman Saldel of Shenandoah, aged 29, was injured at the Locust Mountain colliery by a fall of rock He was taken to the Fountain Springs hospital on Friday evening where it was found he was suffering from a Steieadartag, For Ceess. toreo. Dayton nwoon. n. a.

-t unlaw water. Private ater. Mnele. Danetng. iarr'H Meals.

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