Pottsville Republican from Pottsville, Pennsylvania • 18

BIRTHS HOSPITAL NEWS COURTHOUSE NEWS Rhtsville Republican To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walters, 418 S. Coal st, Pottsville, a daughter, their tret child, at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Sunday. The mother is tike former Gkmaa Buck.

MONDAY, MAT ft, UN Ta Mr. and Mrs. Daniel OBITUARIES He gins, a son, their child, at Good Samaritan RUDY WABFTaXD Kndv Warfleld. retired minor of Sunday. The mother is the Orwin, died in PottsvUlo Hospital, Sunday morning at 5:30 ciocs.

Ha waa patient la the hospital for two days. Bora in Sacramento, October 17, 9 SLOT MACHINES HEART DRIVE GOES OVER TOP The fljuadal repeat of the 1S50 Schuylkill County Heart Campaign shows a total of $13,034.04 The amount exceeded the goal sot according to Darwin S. Harter, Pottsville, president, Schuylkill County Chapter, Penna. Heart Aaaocjatioo. A future announcement will be made for the Association's annual meeting for the election of directors to he held ia Pottsville and presentation of reports and plans.

Receipts are listed as follows: Ashland $679-23, Coaldale $27.83, Cresaona S5. Frackville 3431.87, Gilbert on 810. GirardvUle $182.50. Hammond Coal Company 8413, Joliett $25, Lost Creek 85, Maha-noy City 8883.26. Mahanoy Plana $26.

McAdoo $20.35, Minersville $1,725.52. New Phils. $230.92. Orwigsburg $125.88, Pine Grove 8720. Port Carbon $118, Pottsville S2.918.29, Ringtown $53.57.

St. Clair $287 JO, Shenandoah Shenandoah Heights $33030, Shoppton and Oneida $64.45. Tamaqua $466.77, Tower City 8230.05, Tremont $397.75 and William Penn $5. 1878, be waa a son of too late Franklin and Carolyn Warfleld, FILE EXCEPTIONS TO COURT DECREE rar. sxrr.VA I AUAINS I rUKKlLKo and lived ia Valley View until 10 IU DC UCadlKUIEaU years ago, when be issaevao 10 Orwin.

Ho was a member of the Counsel for both plaintiff and GEORGE FEDORIAKO George Fedorteko, 31 N. Fourth St Clair, died at hi bona Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock afte a abort Ulnae. A son of the lata Frank sod Anna Mtrovks Fodsriske, bo wss ban in Austria and cam to tail country whom a young man. Ho worked aa a minor at St Clair Coal Compnsy but waa retired. Ho waa a member of St Mary's Grook Catholic Church and church ao-cietiee, Hia wife, the former Anna Ivan-del, died 35 years ago and ho is survived by the following children: Mrs.

Anna Kellagher, St Clair; George. New York City; Mrs. Mary Mibalaky. at homo and Mrs. Peter Bondlnaky, Chester; 13 grandchil- GOOB SAMARITAN HOSPITAL Russell Sparks, lit N.

Washington at. Orwigsburg. surgical. Mrs. Katie teener, Lock Kill, surgical.

Roy Matthews. 80t Vina St, PottsvUle, medical Eachryn Shaw, 502 W. Race st, PottsvUlo, medical. Stephen Cregcr, SOS Main PottsvUle, medical. Mrs.

Helen Kabana, Tuacarora, medical. Edward CaatwoU, 134 W. Main Girardville, medical. John Holden, 333 S. Nicholas at, St Clair medical.

Judy and Joseph Feeney, 315 Union st. Pottsville, surgical. Mrs. Anna Starr, of Llewellyn, surgical. Four patients underwent tonsillectomies: Bruce Mertz, Pottsville st, reasons; Mrs.

Mary Silinski, Branchdale; Susan Wagner, 12 S. Front st, St Clair, and Eileen Geiger, Tamaqua, R. D. 3. Discharged Saturday: Mrs.

Irene Spancake and baby, Pinegrovo R. D. Mrs. Raydelle Moore and 430 N. Warren Orwigsburg; Mrs.

Veronica Novack and baby, 643 Pino Hill st, Mlnersvillo; Mrs. Dorothy Bon-chack and baby, 1232 W. Arch st, Pottsville; Mrs. Anna BerniMky. Buck Run; Mrs.

Jennie Walchak. 274 W. Railroad st, Pottsville; defendant have filed exceptiona ta the decree of the Chancellor in United Brethren Church, Vallev View. Surviving are his wile, the for mer Minnie Morgan; one sun. equity suit which James Ingalzol Minersville, instituted against hit sister, Mrs.

Julia Doskus, Mineral vUle. Allan, at homo; one daughter, Laura Milter. To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kelly, 500 Walnut at, Ashland, a son.

at Fountain Springs Hospital. The' mother to the former Theresa Noone. To Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cuff, 546 W.

Railroad at, Centralia, a daughter at Fountain Springs Hospital. The mother is the former Margaret Chapman. To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bun-man, Morea, a daughter at Fountain Springs Hospital.

The mother is the former Alice Makowsky. To Mr. and Mas. Boot. Drey.

Ml Liberty Sch. Haven, a boy. Saturday, at PottsTllle Hospital The mother is the former Helen Bud. TO Mr. and Mia.

Ployd Rewoeal. Pine Orore D. 2, a girl. Saturday, st Pottsrtlle Hospital. The mother the tw anar Olorta 8c beefier.

To Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Biaaelnston, Jacksons, a son, st Locust Mountain Hospital. The mother the Tessa ar Mary HUBbtash.

To Mr. and Mrs. Michael BerasUUca, Jacksons, son. at Locust Mountain Hospital. The mother Is the luimar Margaret Truaky.

TO Mr. and Mxa. Anthony Pompeii, afabanoy City, daughter at Locuat Mountain Hospital. The mother ta the former Dorothy Valenta. Mrs.

E. Schwalm. Harriaburg; two grandchildren; throe great-grand children; tnree orocners. vnanwan Warfleld, Tower City; Frank War fleld, Elisabothville, R. and Ernest Warfleld, Reinerton; five sisters: Mrs.

Jean Bohret, Chal- Funoral from hia late The court ordered Mrs. Dosku to remove a partition on a stair' way between dweUings at 439 and 437 New Castle MinersvUle and restrained her from erect int partitions on any of the stairways It also ordered that occupant! of the Ingalzo side of a double house be given the right to use two stairways to the rear of the Iiaiikm A second preliminary Injunction has been granted by Judge Palmer restraining Joseph Leo. 303 S. Fourth and Paul Bren-nan, 305 S. Fourth st, both of Pottsville, from engaging in the fur business until two years have expired from their date of termination of employment with S.

Pollack 22 S. Centre PottsvUle. The first injunction1 was dissolved by Jndge Curran last week after counsel for Brennan and Leo had contended that the affidavit accompanying the bill in equity was defective. Hearing on the present injunction has been set for Wednesday At that time the court will hear a motion for its continuance. The Pollack firm, which secured the injunction, claims that the defendants agreed in writing while in Pollack's employ that they would not engage in any phase of the fur business for two years Public destruction of nine slot machines seized in raids made by Pottsville police on several business establishment; was ordered by Judge Quran this morning.

The order for destruction of the machines was directed to A. J. Downey, Pottsville police chief. It directed moneys in the machines at the time of seizure be turned over to the City Treasurer. The order followed a rule by the court on four defendants to appear aad show cause why the machines should not be forfeited aa gambling devices.

The destruction order automatically followed failure of the defendants to appear. The rule was issued on a petition by Pottsville City Socilitor Harry W. Lightstone. Defendants named ii the action were: Joseph McShaw. trading as Sportsman 'a Club, Mt Hope, four machines; Robert J.

Horning, trad font. Philadelphia; Mrs. Haifa Bohret Norriatown; Mrs. Dora Sefarelner, Millersburg; Mrs. Sadie Goodman, Annville, and Mrs.

John Felkor. Bethlehem. DR. JONES URGES EARLY DIAGNOSIS FOR CANCER "Whenever cancer haa been cured it ia becauae early medical Ingalzo had aought to be cora-i Funeral on Wednesday morning am H. E.

Miller Funeral Home, pensaieo I or renovations to hial Valley View, with Rev. H. M. siae oi me house he said werd Mrs. Elizabeth Mencneissy, zzv Mentser.

pastor of United Brain- 5K diagnosis was brought into says Dr. J. William Jones, presi- iU. 627 Pierce Pottsville; Miss says necessitated by his sister cutting eff water, heat and other utilitl services from her side This thJ ran Church, in charge of services. Burial in U.

Cemetery. dent, Schuylkill County Cancer Society in discussing the current cancer drive. LOCAL WOMEN HURT IN JERSEY COLLISION court refused to do. Ingalzo filed exceptions becaus be was not granted all the "othi after termination of their employment. The bill in equity was filed by Atty.

Malcolm D. Reeves. reliet he had requested of tl Mrs. Esther Lutt, 102 S. Jackson and Mrs.

Ruth Noll, same address, principal of Jackson st Dr. Jones urged all persons to have an annual physical examination, learn the inital symptoms of cancer and to contact their family physician if they believe they court. t-v i ing as Thomas' Luncheonette, 219 South Centre st, one machine; Abe Barket, Seventh and Sanderson two machines, and William Miller, trading as Miller's Cigar Store, 120 North Centre st, two machines. a. uusnus excepted to ti court's decree ordering her to xM move the partitions and restrain DISCONTINUE SUITS OVER $6000 NOTE Tuesday morning with short services at the homo by Rev.

Iran Ty-lawsky, followed by mass in St Mary's Greek Catholic Church. Burial in St Nicholas Greek Catholic cemetery. St Clair. Monahan. Funeral Homo, St Clair, has charge.

MIS. JOHN MIKATAVaGE Mrs. Alexandra Mi ka lavage, nee Jablenskis, wife of John 321 St Francia Minera-ville. died in Good Samaritan Hoa-patal Sunday afternoon at 5:05 lock. She waa hospitalized as a surgial patient since May 4.

She came to this country from Lithunania and lived in Mlners-ville for 41 years. She waa a charter member of St. Francis church, fisr of Third Order of St Francia. Rosary Society. Apostle-ship of Prayer and Lithuanian Women's Alliaaca.

Surviving betides her husband are three sons. Dr. Vincent. Orwigsburg; Dr. John J-.

Palmer-ton; Alphooae material inspector Penna. State Highway Harriaburg: one daughter. Pearl Ann. agent-caahier at Coateaville Veterans Hospital and four sisters in Lithuania. Funeral from her late home Thursday with mass in St Francis church.

Burial in parish cemetery. George S. Stabtngaa, St Clair has charge. JOHN D. WEBEE John D.

Weber. 93, of S2St. John st Schuylkill Haven, died e-huvlkill County Hospital, END OUT OF COURT ing her from erecting partitioaal She also excepted to joint use oil the passageways. The mothay of Ingalzo and MfsJ Dokus willed each of them hlfl of the house when she died. Elizabeth Rodnick, 552 N.

Delaware Minersville; Mrs. Carrie Hoffman. 1223 Pottsville St, Pottsville; Mrs. Alice Nattreaa. 634 Arlington Tamaqua; Miss Lillian Vslent 360 S.

Centre tt, Pottsville; Mrs. Emma Emith, 26 Margaret ta at, Schuylkill Haven; Rote Mary Orlotky, Marl in; Verna Gobs, 1010 Laurel at, Pottsville, and Mrs. Jule Fleiachut, 247 Nicholas st, Pottsville. Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Mary Crum, 610 Greenwood avc, Pottsville; Mrs.

Alice Long 38 Market st, Tamaqua; Dsvid Welker, Pottsville, R. D. 3. FT. SPRINGS HOSPITAL Operations: Joseph Bartosh.

Mt Carmel; Nicholas Ringo, Frackville; Anthony Wydra. Mt. Carmel; Lee Fe la-burg. Frackville; Helen and Daniel Parker. Shenandoah; Mary Kathleen Shovel.

Ashland, and Herwood Smith, Artotee. FOTTSVTLXJt HOSPITAL Ml Catbarlas Dustek. SOS Lytla PIERCE BUTLER Pierce Butler, Newark, N. native of Primrose, taken ill suddenly while at work In a doctor's office in Newark, Saturday st noon, died shortly afterward. He waa a son of the late Michael C.

Butler, former superintendent of Schuylkill County School District and the late Julia Walsh Butler. Ho lived in Newark for a number of years. Surviving are his wife, the former Josephine Laughlin; seven sons; two daughters and five sisters. Mrs. Richard P.

O'Neill, of Newark. N. Mrs. John Dillon. Philadelphia; Mrs.

Margaret Daley of Branchdale; Theresa Butler. Forrestville. teacher in Caaa Township school district and Mrs. John McDonald, Forrestville. Funeral Tuesday from his late home with mass in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Burial ia Newark.

The court in ordering the partition removed termed it a haurd in the event of fire. school, are patients in the somerset Hospital, SomervUle, N. suf fering from shock and pending the result of X-ray examinations after being in an head-on automobile collision at Whitehouse, N. Sunday afternoon. The two women were passengers in the automobile of Mrs.

Lute's nephew, Floyd, wbo received three broken ribs, which was in an accident with an unidentified New Jersey car. Mr. Lute's wife also sustained one broken rib, and Mrs. Fern Heckrote received lacera tiona of the handa and face, and numerous bruises. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Luu and Mrs. Heckrote were taken to their homes at Sugarnotch, N. J. The party was returning from a visit to friends at Breton Woods, N.

where the collision occurred. are developing a cancerous growth. "Constant vigilance on the part of lay people in coopertaion with family doctors will result in early diagnosis without question," Dr. Jones said. "Cancer is a health social and economic problem with phases of the situation enlarging the community's responsibility." Volunteer workers with the American Cancer Society throughout the county provide a program of action where an effort ia made to meet community responsibility.

In urging all to contribute to the 1950 Cancer drive Dr. Jones concluded, "Cancer is set to strike in every second home ia the county and to continue our program no donation is too small." Contributions may be mailed to' CANCER of the Pottsville postoffice who will forward the Letters to the county cancer office. Equity suite which E. E. Heck-ert, administrator of the estate of John W.

Heckert of Hegins, instituted in efforts to collect on an alleged 38000 promissory note given the late Mr. Heckert, have been discontinued. The estate sued Clark S. Maur-er, Hegins, the alleged signer of the note and sought to "freeze" and have the Sheriff impound whatever assets Maurer haa in the Lamar Coal Company, Donaldson, and the First National Bank of Hegins and the Tremont National Bank. An injunction restraining transfer or assignment of any of these assets was dissolved by Judge Curran last week because of a technical flaw in bonds posted to secure the injunction.

The suit sought recovery of 88000 principal and over $5000 in interest. The note, dated April 1931, called for 5 per cent interest The judgment which was en DEEDS RECORDED David Reese and wife, Helen, to Steve Pogash and wife, Anna, all of St. Clair, lot at Mill and East Russel Saint Clair, for Albert P. Horn and wife, Miriam, East Brunswick Township, to WUliam John Hobbs and wife, Theresa, St. Clair, premises oa Arnout'a Addition for $1.

Jamas P. Kelly, and wife, Catherine, to Zane A. Gemmill and wife, Margaret, all of St. Clair, premises on Mill Saint Clair, for $1. Earl Stoyer and wife.

June.l Schuylkill to Winfield E.1 Bulat, Pottsville, premises on Col-1 tw aUalto. US Si Ila Alto: Anrfrww aeasoaM $25,000 SUIT Out-ofcourt settlement has been made in the trespass suit of John Bailey, 38 South Front st, St. Clair, against Amy T. McCormick, Ashland, operator of a trucking Arm. and Speedway Carriers, Lyndhurst, N.

J. The case had been scheduled for trial at the current session of civil court but waa taken from the trial list when the court was told that litigation has been settled. In his original suit Bailey asked 825,000 from Mrs. McCormick for injuries he suffered February 18, 1847 on the Schuylkill Haven-Or-wigaburg highway when a Speedway truck passed over his foot. He said the Speedway truck waa pushed forward when it was struck in the rear by a McCormick truck.

Bailey's claim was for permanent loss of the use of his right heel, injuries of the head, shoulder, arms, legs and body; $3,928.50 for loss of wages; 8051.48 for medical expenses and $132 for loss of clothing. Subsequently Mrs. McCormick asked the court to join Speedway Carriers, as an additional defendant in the suit and to dismiss the claim of liability against her. Speedway Carriers, then filed a counter-claim against Mrs. McCormick for $3,390.34 in repairs to the Speedway truck.

Settlement came after the court had overruled a motion to strike Sunday morning, following an ill- lit Broad Arnota. and Wm. Beatfar. 11S Broad at at. Clair, ttmau-lac torn las.

MaOlcal patients: Dorothy seaMoJ mt W. Bias Palo Alto: Cathy Elaina tuna. 413 H. ascend PUtU-TUlt; Mrs. Bva ScnaafTtr, OS Pin.

tj Tamaqua: John Dattrteh, t33 Msuen Chunk Sylvia Bbay, 72a Mi ri FRANK BALSHNICK Frank Balahnick, of Mlnersvillo died at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Lottie Luckaa, 331 North at, Minersville, Sunday afternoon, after several weeks' illness. Born in Lithuania, re came to this country ss a young man and resided in Shenandoah for 45 years, where be conducted grocery store, removing to Minersville 22 years ago. Ho was a former member of the Lithuanian Mas at asm week. A native and life long resident at Schuvlkill Haven, he was ana THREE ACCIDENT CASES TREATED IN HOSPITAL Three patients were treated at Locust Mountain Hospital over the aeek-end for minor injuries.

Richard Trask, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Trask, 25 E. Lloyd Shenandoah, had hia right index finger bitten by a dog while walking with his mother along E. Lloyd st.

ll Vladimir Krone. SSt of the oldest residents of that community. He waa a ton of the uihbia Heights, Schuylkill Haven, for 81. at Clair pa acta: Tnos. Brown, Mi afra.

XUaabatn Tokonlta. late John and Elhta Yoder Weber, and was formerly employed at the Eaat Penn Transportation Com Harry C. Foose and Walter Fooae and wife. Elizabeth, to! SOLDIER INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT a Private Manuel Lopez, son of Mrs. Helen Lopez, Mill Creek R.

D. was slightly injured in an automobile accident south of the Mount Carbon Arch st 4 s. m. Sunday. Chief Burgesa C.

H. Bill-man, Mt Carbon Borough, said that Lopez fell asleep at the wheel and struck a pole and the porch of Philip Mete, disrupting telephone and electric light service to South Centre st for a short time. Lopez waa taken to Pottsville Hospital where be waa treated for bruises of the 'cheek and shock and then released. Damage was estimated at 8300 to the car and $100 to other property. THOMAS BROWN STRICKEN IN COURT HOUSE YARD James H.

Richenderfer and wife. Cum bo la afra. Laota Cnartaa. 21S Carbon aOnararUla. afra.

Annas Mots. 431 Blaabstb Tamaqua; alia. Lor. atts Burt. 113 8.

Third at. Clair: pany. He waa a member of Trinity Evangelical Church in Schuylkill Naomi, all of Rush Township, 10,000 square feet in Rush Town Haven. ship for 86,000. Mrs.

Cannalla Oanoraaa. 310 Carton at aCmararUia; Mrs. Was. O. Schu-aaaebsr, US w.

Main Ben. Barac; Christ Latflar. 341 north at. Potts- Walter Sidoriak and wife. Mar garet, MinersvUle, to John Batsin- ruia.

Band in Shenandoah and attended St Francis Church. Minersville. Surviving are hia sister, Mrs. Luckaa, with whom he resided, and one niece, Mrs. Josephine Gilbert.

Minersville. Funeral arrangements are being completed by Bitael Funeral Home. MRS. STEPHEN WESNfiSKl Mrs. Loretta Wesnoaki, nee Shaw, wife of Stephen Wesnoski, 407 Minersville st.

Pottsville, died Mrs. Esther Richelderfer, of Brandonville, a waitress, was truck by an automobile while walking home from work Monday, receiving slight abrasions of the right forearm. Mrs. Susan Law son 3B E. Mt Vernon at, Shenandoah, was treated for lacerations of the right His wife, the former Katie Heiser, died 31 years ago.

and ha is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Evelyn Bowman, with whom be lived at Schuylkill Haven; one granddaughter: one Mrs. insky aad wife, Eva, Phoenix Park, dwelling at Phoenix Park asturdsy: Mrs. Oracs Baalln.

Dark Water: Marts Motto. Dp-par alUl Cesstt: Oathy Moots. Dear or $1 and to Helen Kalochie and tered on the note with the Protho-notery May 10 has been marked satisfied and a writ of attachment execution against Maurer, issued onthe note, baa been discontinued. ASK NEW TRIAL WHEN LOCAL MAN WINS SUIT Counsel for John W. Forsythe, 19, of Nescopeck R.D.

1, have entered a motion for new trial in Forsythe's trespass suit against Harold Hess, 443 E. Market PottsvUle. Last week a civil court jury was directed by Judge Dalton to return a verdict in Hess' favor in the case. Forsythe's counsel, in asking for a new trial, said the verdict was against the evidence and against the law. Forsythe, who was represented by his guardian, Warren R.

For children, Anna Marie and Vincent. afra. Tnalma Whitby. 1317 How Clara Hogan, Reading. dwelling in Branchdale for $1.

ard afra. Irene Zerbe and baby gtrl. Mae toss: Mrs. alary Ann DcTera James P. Jennings and wife, Funeral on Wednesday morning from D.

M. Bittle Funeral Home and baby boy. 313 at. Francis Ml- Delia, PottsvUle, and others toJ with burial ia Union Cemetery Thomas Brown, superintendent James P. and Delia Jfrminzs.1 nersTllle.

Mrs. Prances Yakaltts, and baby boy. 4M K. Bacon Palo Alto; off Speedway Carriers counterclaim and to render judgment on the pleadings. side of her bead, received when she was hurled through a window of an automobile driven by her son, Lester, when another csr struck the one in which she was.

riding. a auddenly at her home on Sunday morning at 1:30 o'clock. premises at 447 Fairview st and rear of lot at 443 Fairview at, Mrs. Mary Bororsn. MM Pins at.

Clair; Josspb Oombola, 3TJ Wallace Bar. Newell Wert pastor of Trinity Evangelical Church will conduct service i. A native of Pottsville, she waa a PottsvUle, for $1. Wm. MUler.

34 M. Lshtgb PrackrUle: Chsrtotts Crossiey, S3 Btan- daughter of the late John and Mary ASHLAND Joseph Schafer and wife. ton Sch. Ha ren; Mrs. Ethel Trout.

GORDON GRAHAM to WUliam F. Allar and wife, Lynch Shaw and waa a memoer oi ttwgh Lutheran Church. Auburn R. D. 1.

of the Schuylkill County Court House, wss stricken ill in the Court House yard oa Mondsy morning. He was picked up by Patrolman Wally Berger in the police sidecar and taken to Centre and Norwegian where he was transferred to the car of Dr. Klem-bara, who removed him to the Pottsville Hospital, where he to a patient Dtacnarwed Sunday afra. Bra Millar. Bev.

C. E. Rudy left for Altoona to attend the sessions of the Cen Surviving besides ner nuaoana COALDALE HOSPITAL MMs Mary Borate. 330 Lansford. tonsillectomy.

Mary, all of PottsvUle. dwelling at 429 Washington Pottsville. ivri syder Canter Square. Orwlgaourg: Mrs. Bra Ts JchB.

D. 1. Sch. Haren; afra. Helen are the following children: Evelyn, tral Pennsylvania Synod in the $3,800.

wife of Gillan Rue, Florida; Phyl Majewakl. and baby girl. 31 Laurel Fidelity Building and Loan As-J lis, wife of Edw. Davidack, Chi st, aaneranile. sociation of Mahanoy City oy liqui Benjamin Williams, a W.

Bsrtach Lansford. medical. Mrs. Boss Conomo, 134 Bpruca Tamaqua. medical Mrs.

Margie Houser, Bows Tamaqua. surgical. James Brans. S7 Miner Coaldale. dating trustees to Stanley Chartesl WABKB HOSPITAL Swingle and wue, Frances, tract-1 1 a rd Lsymslstar.

Orwlgaburg: sythe because he is a minor, charged that Hess was negligent in operation of his automobile and responsible for an accident at Second and Hancock St. Clair, July 11, 1949. He asked $352.84 for repairs to his car. Hess denied negligence and said Forsythe had only parking lights visible when the collision occurred. cago, Esther, Stephen, Donald.

Patricia and John, all at homo and the following brothers and sisters: Wm. Shaw, Sch. Haven; Mrs. Thomaa Williams. George Shaw, John Shaw and Mrs.

Robert Hss- ville. premises on Balliet tt Prances Br be. Tamaqua: Sandra Hen FrackvUle. for 81. nery, Pineal ore; Curt P.

Undbolm, Statia McGill, Mahanoy City, at Schuylkill Haven, tonsillectomies executor of John Valenta. to Ber STRUCK BY GOLF BALL Florence Albertini, 128 S. Hickory Mount Carmel, was struck on the head by a golf ball while at the Country Club Sunday afternoon. She ia a patient in Fountain Springs Hospital, for treatment of lacerations of the head. klne.

all of Pottsville. asm. Bdlth Brnnn. 13 W. PaU Summit HU1.

medical. Timothy Boyle, S33 B. Patterson Lanaford. surgical. Daniel Miller.

Tamaqua B. D. S. Funeral from her late home on nard Valenta and Dorothy Valenta. I Mahanoy City, premis on Wert The funeral of Mrs.

Margaret Graham, nee Dinger, wife of Gordon Graham, 218 Eaat at, Wil-liamatown, who died in Pottsville Hospital. Saturday morning, will be hold from her late home Tuesday afternoon. Rev. A. J.

Pamer, pastor of the Methodist Church, Williametown will conduct services and burial will be made ia the Methodist Cemetery. Surviving besides her husband are her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Evans. Williams town; throe sons, Gordon. Rome, N.

Franklin. Camp Hill. William, of Willlamatown, and one daughter. Mrs. Margaret Morgan, also of Wtlliamstown; four sisters: Mrs.

John Sours, Philadelphia: Mrs. Odell Cooper, Willlamatown; Mrs. Christ Lawlor, Philadelphia; Bertha. Salem, N. and a brother Joseph.

Kingston. J. B. Ralph, of Willlamatown, had charge. Thursday afternoon with burial in Pine Mahanoy City, for i the I.

O. O. F. Cemetery. Pottavuie.

Monahan Funeral Homo, St Clair, haa charge. MARRIAGE LICENSES Mrs. nueen Sums, 333 B. Bacon Palo Alto. Burgle.

Miss Bella All to. 470 Nichols PottsvUle. medical. Discharged 1 Mrs. Ann Pukaa.

at. Clair: Mm. Helen Harrey. Llewellyn; afra. Mary McDonald, and infant daughter, Mrs.

Ksthryn Banner. Tremont: Mrs. Ruth Houck. Schuylkill Harm Stanley aumosky. Palo Alto: Mrs.

Theresa Cboman. PottseUle: Baby Boy Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jaa Watson, PottarUle; Edward Zelln-sky. Mt.

Carmel; Was. Oallo. Mlnera-rUle; Oeo. DurUla. Tamaqua.

Cather FUNERALS Julia" H. Zinkiewer, 541 LOCUST MOUNTAIN HOSPITAL Operations: Stanley Rabsiewlci, BBonaniloab: Anthony Pinal wk. Shenandoah: Mrs. Prances Pelaakl. Shenandoah; John Orashon.

Shenandoah; Harry Bin kit. Boston Bun: Paulo Pauat, Buck Mountain: Mary Wall, Mahanoy City, and Denial Kufro, NAMED ATTORNEY FOR GI IN DIVORCE Atty. Bruce C. Adams, Tower City, was appointed by Judge Curran as attorney for SSgt Frank Homovich, Hq. and Hq.

Squadron A. A. Box 240, APO 942, Postmaster, Seattle, Washington, today in a divorce action. Centre at. Shenandoah, and Anil MieHAEL HURCIK Funeral Garden Tools aad Supplies Vigaro, Agrico, Peat Moas, Lime, Lawn Mowers $11.95 up.

All sizes galvanized wire fence, lawn rollers, etc Lawn seed, 45c pound and up. Free parking. Open Friday evenings until 9 P. M. F.

J. Sauers Harware, TBth and West ony Pitrowski, 335 louth Ferfr of Michael Hurcik took place Fri First Lutheran Church. Rev. Rudy who is minister of St. James' Lutheran Church, Ashland, to the president of the committee which draws up a report for action from the report of the president of the Synod.

The Men's League of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly meeting at the church Monday evening. Edward Koch will illustrate passages of the Bible, and a ventriloquist number. Graduation Activities Graduates of 1950 will begin their day of days with the baccalaureate program on June 4 in the Ashland H. S. auditorium.

Commencement will be held June 7, with Dr. Allen Meek, president of the Reformed Theological Seminary, Lancaster, as the speaker. The baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev. Leonard Keck, pastor of the First Baptist Church, with the singing of the Baptist Church Choir. Peat OBYee Social A post office social will be held ia the social rooms of St.

John's Episcopal Church on Wednesday, May 24. A short entertainment is planned and cake, coffee and bar beques will be sold along with the parcels. son st. Shenandoah. day morning from the William Dolores M.

StevenAky. Tuaon Funeral Home, Minersville. Secosi larco, Mass was celebrated in Our Lady and Michael R. ine Valentine. Tamaqua.

afra Wade. Pottertlle. Market Sts. M-19-22-24-26 of Mt. Carmel Church by Bev Wedding Blnna.

Murphy, tit N. Can. The appointment, petitioned st, Minersville. Norma E. Fegley iame, ii Alovsius Hammeke.

who also gave by Atty. Leon Mandell, is Under the provisions of the Soldiers' and a natwi the final blessing at the grave in John A. Benson, of Tamanend. THOMAS WILLIAMS Thomas Williams, Jonestown the Dsrish cemetery. It' u4 I net, i The pall bearers were: John Mildred Sieman ah, and te near Minersville, died Sunday evening at hia home, following aa Poplar at, Shena Novack.

George Yokovich August J. Kendricks. Shaf Gsllo. Sam Kupchock. Psul Pol- illness of several weeks.

a nn Rose Teresa 0' Sailors civU relief act of 1840. Homovich, whose home is in Darkwater, St Clair, to being sued for divorce by Rosemary Homo-vich, but because he is in the military service cannot be personally served with papers in the suit Atty. Adams will represent the Sergeant in defending the auit aski and Michael Drobik. Born in Wales, he waa a son eckschervi i F. Horan, both of of the late George and Sarah Williams, and had lived in Joneatowr.

(or .36 years. Employed aa a U. S. LEASES lpPEFT The United Sales governs 4ta 1m1 nresates at SeoM laborer at Oak Hill Colliery, he retired tome time ago bacanoa of ill health. He waa a member of and Carroll Clair, for years beginning January 1 the Methodist Church.

His wife. the former Louise Dash, died 14 as a rental ui 7 a 1 lease with the Aple's Stf years ago. Surviving are these children air was pw posit Bank, St George. Jonestown; Horace. Prim brder W.

HarU on record in Re FRANK F. SCHRADER The funeral of Frank F. Schrader, who died Wednesday, waa held tram the Greenawalt Funeral Home at Orwigsburg on Sunday afternoon. Rev. C.

A. Steigerwalt officiated at the services and burial was ia the Zion Bad Church Cemetery The pall bearers ware: Clifford, Clair, Calvin Hoy, Jaaaaa Marotte. Paul Smithx.and Harry labor. WED BY ALDERMAN Edward J. Flickinger and Flora E- Fowler, of Frackville, were married here Saturday evening at the offace of Alderman William A- Thompson.

They were attended by Wss ill Sedon and Beasie Fowler, Frackville. They will make their home In Frackville. rose; Sarah, wife of Edward Klem- JUDGMENT ENTERED A transcript of Judgment given by Alderman Robert J. Kalbach against William J. Brennan, 401 Sunbury st, MinersvUle, was entered with the Prothonotery today.

The judgment was obtained by S. W. Jobbing 119 N. 10th at. at a hearing June 10, 1949, when the defendant did not appear or file an affidavit of defense.

The claim, of $299.07. is for merchandise sold and delivered to the defendant. Water's office Sai rday. ko. Minersville; three brothers: William, Minersville; James, Aut trahs.

and John, in Wsles. TWO INJURED IN CRASH AT JOLIETT DRIVEWAY Lykena state police investigated two automobile accidents over the weak-cad. Two persona werfj injured. On Sunday, an automobUe operated by Arthur S. Hostetter, Lebanon, in which his wife was a passenger, was damaged in a collision on Route 14.

Mrs. Hostetter re ceived minor bruises of the left knee and left elbow. The Ritetl Funeral Home is completing the funeral arrange ments ADMIN ISTRATCtS NAMED Mary Berger. tne Grove 1, the widow, granted letn as administratri of the efta Lewis Berger, ine Grov 1, wbo died Ma; 4- Mary Samec Primro. widow, also waairanted If tten MRS.

MARY C. RRTNER Mrs. Mary E. (Knepper) Keener, wife oi Joshua Ketnor, died Satur administratrix t.tne at- who Ptmrose. day at her homo, ISO Spring st.

Weeding In addltten to her husband, the la survived by her moth The second accident occurred on Route 14, four mUes south of Halifax on Monday morning at 1 o'clock when a car driven by Fred Knouae, 38, of Kenneth Square, collided with a tractor-trailer. Alex Samcc, May 14. will meet at K. of C. Uw Topswae od JrvT el Pres.eates.eii ifpecied Tt ra'vwW egsB a fsagfl walesaaw yj! Jlgy3s Jlifc' B'vpw, -(ppgjs8arw4 iwhtt 70 tSORM tSfmo32 naabs QQ lerwt Mthot Monday evening.

8 er, who rasiaag Tamaqua; two to Daniel I. Horan TAX BONDS APPROVED The County Commissioners have anqroved these tax is: i lien C- Klinger, Barry Township, 88000; Walter G. Wehry, Upper Mahantongo 88000, Daisy Loeb, Mahanoy Kathryn Yost, New Ringgold, Henry A. Bendigo. Porter Alvin C.

Fryer, West Brunswick Township, wife of Alter daughters. Helen Home to view ear late Dale Whitenite. 18, of Kenneth- at Ruth, Shllltngton, Dorothy homo a son. Donald, at home brother, Wm. H.

McLaughlin. TRADE NAMJ FILED The trade nise "Keilmta 9J Store" was ertred in thanj ious names dot! of Protba" -i v.ri Jos. Q. Quinn, Square, a passenger in the Knouae car was lacerated about the mouth and had several teeth knocked out slid; two Bisters, Mrs, Oaear ip. Reynolds; Mra.

Maude Nea ter. Tamaqua; two brothers, Jere- mosses iwoay i hole 331 Haxle st, imaqua Tamaqua; William. i ul 8- k. wail shoe buiiil WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST There will be scatter thunder taswers tonight ia the Annate- 4 to 9 p. Thursday.

Msy 33. Seventh snd Mshantongo sts. sponsored by St Patrick a Girl Scouts. St 32-34 Westiroad si TamaO catena, the earths aster States, the Western GtUf regie, the Upper Mtaaiaaippi Valley, the 1 services will be held on May Mat Clearance Special group hats 82. Better hate 20t to 30 on.

Marilyn Millinery, 8 N. Second st at22-5t Hare you mad tba "Flying Saucer" aaodwlcA? ISe Mlcksy a fountain. Cor will afternoon with burial erases ana Soutnera California, tt wMl fee warmer in the ina-' Claaains. Brains Dt B. nor.

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