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18 FOTTSVILIE (PA.) REPUBLICAN FBtDAV, MARCH 11, IMS DEATHS IN COUNTY -A- UJ. WlATHl iURIAU Harry Pickel Rites John B. Weiss John B. Weiss. 77, of 975 By DtcV Healy COURT HOUSE NEWS Green Allen town, a former resident of Saint Clair, died Thursday evening in his home, Mr.

Weiss, a son of the latejShaw, of Hotel died Friday Joseph and Louisa Covely morning in Good Samaritan Hos- Three Wives Sue For Divorce Three Schuylkill County women have filed suits for divorce with Prothonoaary Edward M. Doug herty. Sallie I. Behney, 153 South Tul- pehocken Pine Grove, alleges desertion and indignities, in a suit entered against Dennis E. Behney, 15 Cherry St, Pine Grove.

The couple was married Nov, FigurM Show Lew Temperature Expected Until Saturday Morning 4. 1961, at Pine Grove. The wife charges desertion from April IS, 1964. Atty. Charles L.

Frank rcp-l resents Mrs. Behney. Indignities are alleged in the other suits. E. Carolyn Wagner, Bowmans.

Mahanoy Totmship, has initiated proceedings against Robert Wagner, 534 East Market According to the information' doloUrf Precipitation' Not Indicated Csnrvtr local Fsrscsft Quiz Jurors In Murder Trial On Death Penalty Verdict RAIN MOVING IN FROM MIDWEST Rain and showers will, cover most of the central part of the nation and the Pacific northwest on Friday night 'with showers in the southeastern part of Florida. It will be colder in the north Atlantic states and most of the Plains and Plateau areas, but warmer in most of -the rest of the country. (AP Wirephoto) HOSPITAL NEWS filed against the defendant the! Haven; John Kline, Pin wife died at 8 p.m. on July 28, (Grove; Mrs. Mamie DiCello.

of 1965, seven hours after the al- Pottsville. and Mrs. Melva B01-leged shooting which is claimed man. New Ringgold, to have taken place in the Stack-j The jury selection is betas owski home. (conducted before President It is charged that she died in Ashland State Hospital as the result of her wounds.

Stackowski has entered a plea of not guilty to the murder charge, which avers that he did wilfully, deliberately and with premeditation and with malice aforethought kill his wife. The first juror to be selected was Joseph Toomey, New Phil adelphia, who automatically be came foreman of the panel. Others chosen during Thurs day's proceedings were Mrs. Sch. Haven Couple Has Clai READING A motorist went! through a red light In the city and caused a collision, accord-: ing to a suit for more than 525,000 filed against him Thurs day in Berks County Court Bruce G.

and Barbara A. Luckenbffl, Schuylkill Haven, brought action against John A. Sacoo, 938 Elm St Sacco failed to stop for a red light and brought about the acci dent at S. 6th and Franklin Streets, Sept 27, 1064- according to the complaint filed by John 7 Data from Pottsville, hematoma of scalp. She fell down steps.

Charles Chodorsky, 56, Brock ton, laceration of lip. He fell while crossing a plank and struck a steel beam. Elizabeth Beach, 36, of RD1 Pottsville, laceration of forehead, from a bump. Thomas George 1, of 315 Penn St, Minersville, laceration of finger, sustained on stormdoor. Dale Smith, 2, of RD1, Schuyl kill Haven, laceration and abrasion of upper lip and nose, received in a alL Colette Miller, 13, of 840 W.

Walnut St, Shamokin, fracture of leg, sustained while skiing. Edward Willis, 44, of RD2 Pottsville, foreign body in eye. Martin Brazanec, 14, of 563 S. 3d St," Minersville, lacera tion and hematoma of finger. A large piece of wood fell on" it Warne Tonsillectomy Harold Kelly RDL Hillside, Pottsville.

Mrs. Esther Stutzman, 60 E. Main Tremont Ashland Medical: Ruth Manhart, 1914 Centre Mrs. Irene Rupp, 205 North 9th St, Leo Cannon, 29 West Main all- of Ashland; Mrs. Mary Price, 102 W.

Centre Denise Weinreich, Mount Carmel; Nancy Delvec- chio, 632 Scott Kulpmont; Wayne Bloschichak, 48 N. Rail road Frackville; John Brennan, 226 W. Main St, Gir- ardville. -Surgical: Mrs. Dolores Schmidt 1S03 Market St.

and Luther Trutt, 512 Oakland Ashland; Mrs. Margaret Kaufman, 620 McKnight Street, Gordon; Mrs Helene Meister, 143 E. A East Mt. Carmel; Mrs. Marga ret Stello, 537 Chestnut Kulp mont Discharged: Mrs.

Ida Metzinger, William Finn, Ashland; Regina Yeager, RD1 Ashland; Mrs. Ed ith Klinger, Gordon; Joseph Hatzel Mrs. Dorothy Shadle, Lavelle; James Barrett, Girard-ville; Thomas Glaudel, Joseph Fatula, Shenandoah; Sister Mary Ralph, Mount Carmel; Mrs. Anna Zbicki, Kulpmont; Mrs. Arline Williams, Shamo kin; Mrs.

Betty Lou Green, Hel- fenstein. Locust Mountain Admissions: Stanley Walaconis. 207 W. Ar lineton St. Shenandoah: Peter Pen grin, 37 Weston Place, Shen andoah; Frank Gelleskie, 77 Schuylkill Shenandoah Heiehts: Joseph Stanczyk, 414 E.

Arlington St. Shenandoah; Peter Kalenkoski. 225 N. Chest nut StrShenandoah; Mrs. Adele Dominitis, 219 N.

Gilbert St, Shenandoah: Mrs. Elizabeth Heilner, 118 E. Coal, St; Shen andoah; Mrs. Emily Oliver, 21 Yatesville. Discharged: Thomas Pari It Mahanoy City; Baby Andrew Lubeck, Up- ier Shaft: Mrs.

Marina Banks, Mahanoy City; Mrs. Dolores Masteller. Shenandoah; Thomas Dower, Turkey! Run, Shenan doah; Mrs. Anna Bislusky, RD1 Ringtown. Dispensary: Peter Penerin.

7. of 37 Weston Place. Shenandoah, admittted with possible injury to head, when he was bumped, and fell. Mrs. Elizabeth Heilner, 86, of 118 E.

Coal St. Shenandoah, treated for pain in back. She fell in her home on March 6. Powell Bradshaw. 24, of 8 S.

Jardin St. Shenandoah, treated for nain in shoulder. He was injured -Mard 5 while driving on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, when his car skidded and over- fumed, i Baby Tina Marie McShaw Baby Una Marie McShaw, three-day-old daughtter of Ber- nard and Ann Marie Koch Mc- pital. Surviving, in addition to the parents, are the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Koch of Cressona, the naternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McShaw, of Pottsville, and the great-grandmoth er. Mrs.

Charles Koch of Or wigsburg. Funeral will be Sunday at the convenience of the family. The Rev. Delas R. Keener, of Sch.

Haven, will officiate. Interment in Red Church Cemetery, Or wigsburg RD. Lundbye Funeral Home, Orwigsburg, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Priscilla Clark Mrs.

Priscilla E. Clark, 86, native of Schuylkill County, died Thursday afternoon in Berks Heim. She formerly lived at 209 S. 5th Reading. Mrs.

Clark was a daughter of John and Mary Ann (Myers) Wright. She was a member of Reading Citadel, Salvation Army. Surviving are two grandchil dren, four great-grandchildren and seven great great grand children. Also a sister, Elizabeth Wright, Norristown, and two brothers: Robert Wright, Roy- ersford, and William Wright Conshohocken. Services will be held Monday afternoon in the Whelan and Mountz Funeral Home.

Burial will follow in Forest Hills Mem orial Park. Brigadier Herbert Fink Sr. will officiate. John M. Vagasky John Michael Vagasky, 58, Hatboro, died at his home last week.

Born in Delano, he had also resided in Aristes. He was a son of the late John and Anna (Hvizda) Vagasky. He was employed by the Presto-Lite Corp. Hatboro. Surviving are his wife, the former Iva Snyder, a daughter, Mrs.

Benjamin Mann Levit-town; a son, Elwood, Hatboro; three grandchildren end four sisters, Mrs. Walter Steinhilbert, Ashland; Mrs. Edward Becker, Mount Carmel; Mrs. Clarence Tilmont, Centralia; and Mrs. Nicholas Ublick, Wilburton.

The funeral services were held Monday. Burial was in St Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Nu-midia. Michael Gedeika Funeral services were held to day for Michael J. Gedeika, 77, of Kulpmont, father of two Shen andoah women, who died Wed nesday at his home. Mass was celebrated in Holy Cross Church, Mt.

Carmel. Surviving in addition to his widow are three daughters, Mar garet, wife of Edward Swatsky, of Shenandoah; Miss Theresa, at home, and Mrs. Irene Bashus, also of Shenandoah; five grand children and four great-grandchildren; also one brother, Dom-inick Gedeika, of Long Beach, Calif. Samuel Starr Rites The funeral of Samuel W. Starr, 95, formerly of Valley View, who died Thursday morn ing in Doctors' Geriatric Hos pital, Selinsgrove, where he had been a patient for a year and a half, will be held Monday afternoon in Sacramento United Church of Christ.

Rev. C. R. Lytle, his pastor, will officiate. Interment in the church ceme tery.

Miller Funeral Home of Valley View, has charge. Born in Upper Mahantongo Township on Nov. 4, 1S70, he was a son of the late Peter and Mary Herb Starr. Mr. Starr, a former retail men's clothing merchant in Valley View, re tired 12 years ago.

He was a member of Sac ramento UCC Church and Val ley View Odd Fellows Lodge His wife, the former Lilly ann Maurer, died in 1950. Surviving are five sons, Rev. Ralph Starr, RD1 Werners-ville, retired pastor of St John's UCC in Wernersville Theodore teacher at Lincoln Park, Reading; Earl owner of Val ley View Bottling Valley View; Samuel operator of Starr Hardware, Valley View; Ambrose, teacher at Tri-VaHey High School, Valley View; four daughters: Florence, wife of Howard Schreffler, Womelsdorf Irene, wife of Blyler, Springield, Carrie, widow of Ray Bowman, Valley View; Grace, wife of Carl Shankweil- er, and teacher at Hegins-Hub- ley Elementary School, Valley View; 17 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Francis Shadle, Kungers- town RD.

Times and dates of vtewtag and funeral services will be found fisted alphabetically hi funeral notices column on the classified advertising page. The funeral of Harry S. Pic kel, 9L of 31 Valley St, New Philadelphia, a former Pottsville resident who died Thurs day in Pottsville Hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient August 22, 1965, will be held Monday morning from Al len Funeral Home. Rev. Nevin E.

Gearhart, of English Luther an Church, will officiate. Interment in Schuylkill Memorial Park, Sch. Haven. Born in Potts town, Dec. 18, 1874, son of the late Charles W.

and Emma Stimmel Pickel, ne resided in Pottsville most of his life. Mr. Pickel lived with a daughter, Mrs. John Darrow, of New Philadelphia, for the last three years. Prior to retirement in 1954, he was employed by Reading Railroad at St.

Clair yards for more than 50 years. Mr. Pickel was a member of English Luth eran Church. His wife, the former Ella Moyer, died in 1955. Surviving are these children: Ethel, wife of John H.

Good man, Pottsville; Mrs. Marie F. Jaeger, Matawan, N. Ed mund Elizabethtown, N. Eleanora, wife of John J.

Darrow, New Philadelphia; six grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Joseph Ceci Rites Funeral services for Joseph L. Ceci, 71, of 315 N. Greenwood St, Tamaqua, who died Thurs day in Coaldale Hospital, will be held Saturday morning from Davis Funeral Home, 237 E. Broad St, Tamaqua.

Rev. Char les Mathias of St John's Evan gelical Lutheran Church will officiate. Interment in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Tamaqua. Born in Italy, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Rocco Ceci, Mr, Ceci was an employe of Atlas Chemical Industries, for 29 years until retirement in 1960. Surviving are his wife, the former Cathryn Petrash; two sons, Joseph Ceci Philadel phia; Albert Banis, New Ring gold RD; two daughters, Mar tha, wife of Robert Swanson, Decatur, Mildred, wife of Edward Ralls, North Little Rock, one sister, Mrs. Louise Timperi, Tamaqua; also ten grandchildren. Mrs. John J.

Mitchell Mrs. Anna (McDonald) Mit chell, of 15 W. Madison Street Baltimore, a native of Pt, Carbon, died Thursday at her home. She had been in ill health for the past five years. Daughter of the late Joseph A.

and Elizabeth Lyons McDon ald, Mrs. Mitchell was a member of St. Ignatius Church, Bal timore. While in Port Carbon, she belonged to St Stephen's Church. She was the last member of her family.

Surviving are her husband, John one daughter, Eliza beth, wife of Daniel Fisher, Ar nold, and five grandchil dren. uneral Monday morning from William Cook Funeral Home, Preston and St. Paul Sts. Baltimore, Md. interment in Baltimore.

Mrs. Annie L. Scheetz Mrs. Annie L. Scheetz, 76, of Wilder Cressona, died Thursday at Allentown State Hospital.

Born and reared in Cressona, she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Katie Sterner Achey. Her husband, Lewis H. Scheetz, died in July, 1954. Surviving are three children. Katie wife of William Scott, RD3 Pottsville; Minnie wife of Edward Fox, Pottsville; Charles Reading; 11 grand children and 24 great-grandchil dren.

Funeral and interment at the convenience of the family Fran cis F. Seidel of 117 N. Fifth St, Reading, has charge. Mrs. Styka Rites The funeral of Mrs.

Frank Styka, Park Crest Barnesville. who died Wednesday in Locust Mountain Hospital, will take place Monday morning from her late residence. Mass in St Casimir's Church, Mahanoy City, with interment in the par-, ish cemetery. Truskowsky Fun eral Home, Mahanoy has charge. Ambulance Calls Pottsville Lions Community Ambulance responded to the fol lowing calls Thursday: Charles Brobst 905 S.

Centre from Good Samaritan Hos pital to his home. John William Brown, 829 Fair- mount to Good Samaritan Hospital. Elizabeth Haverty, 829 Water St. to Pottsville Hospital. Mrs.

Ida Roth, 414 Front St, to Good Samaritan Hospital. CoDette Miller, 840 W. Walnut St, Shamokin, to Good Samari tan Hospital from ski resort. Suit Charges Failure Weiss, moved to Allentown in 1946. Retired since 1945 he had for-; merly been employed as a car inspector leader for the Reading Railroad in Saint Clair for 40 years.

He was a member of St. Francis of Ass is i Church at Al lentown, Holy Name Society, and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Surviving are three daugh ters: Mary Lou Weiss and Mrs. Rita DiCello, both at home; and Mrs. Veronica McGovern, of Lower Mill Creek; a brother, Peter Weiss, of Saint Clair; seven grandchildren; and six great grandchildren.

Funeral Monday morning from James H. Evans Funeral Home, 347 S. 2d Saint Clair. Mass in St. Mary's R.

C. Church Saint Clair. Interment in the parish cemetery. Mrs. Annie Mrs.

Annie C. Mengel, who was born in Wayne Sch. County, died Thursday in Read ing Community Hospital. She was 81 and had lived at 713 N. 12th St.

Reading. A daughter of Cyrus and Mary Ann (Schaefer) Clauer, her husband, David A. Mengel, died in 1918: Before retiring in 1949, Mrs. Mengel had been employed for four years as an examiner at the Astor Knitting Mills. She is survived by a daughter Dora widow of Clifford Goodhart, West Lawn, and a son, oi Keacung; live grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a brother, Ja cob Clauer, Kenhorst.

Private funeral arrangements are being made by T. C. Au- man, Inc. The Rev. George P.

Stoudt will officiate. Mrs. Susan Schmidt Mrs. Susan Reed Schmidt, 124 N. Market Shenandoah, died Thursday in Locust Moun tain Hospital, where she had been admitted as a medical pa tient several weeks ago.

Born in Shenandoah, she was the former Susan Pangres. She attended Shenandoah Schools and was a member of St. Stanis laus Church. Surviving are a son Joseph, Rahway, N. a daughter Anna Schmidt Rahway; four grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by J. A. Oravitz and Sons Funeral Home, Shenan doah. Mrs. Leo Slciienski Mrs.

Leo Skizenski, the former Martha Ann Morrell, of 361 Talmadge Bound Brook, N. formerly of Shen andoah, died Friday at 4 a.m in Somerset Hospital, Somer- ville, N. J. Mrs. Skizenski, born in Shen andoah on Feb.

22, 1915, was a daughter of the late William ahd Amy Dillensnyder Morrell. Surviving, in addition to her husband, also a former Shenandoah resident, are two chil dren: Leo Jr. and Barbara, both at home; a stepson, Robert Mackey, of Bound Brook, N. two step-grandchildren; six sis ters: Laura, wife of Albert Lorah, of Zion's Grove, Alvina, wife of Joseph Barbarich, Ken- ilworth, N. Barbara, wife of Eugene Perry, of Roselle, N.

Betty, wife of John Amos of Allentown, Amy wife of Ce cil Weathers of Elizabeth, N.J., and Lorraine, wife of Vincent Dolan of Woodbury, N. J. Funeral Monday afternoon from Waters Funeral Home, Shenandoah. The Rev. Wslter Guigley, of Lutheran Church, Ringtown, will officiate at ser vices.

Interment in the Odd Fel lows Cemetery, Shenandoah. Brother Dies Joseph Chrobak, of Tamaqua, is a surviving brother of Mrs. Helen Zeek, wife of Jacob Zeek, of 927 Winters West Hazle ton, who i in St. Joseph's Hospital, Hazleton. Other survivors include seven children, 13 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, 22 step- grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers.

Funeral Monday with Mass in Transfiguration Church and interment in parish cemetery. St. Joseph's, Hazleton Admitted: Mrs. Catherine Jumpeter, 18 E. Garfield St, McAdoo; Mrs.

Emma Oliphant 160 Penn Tamaqua; Karen DeCrease, 203 N. Centre St, Ringtown. Discharged: Albert Anastosky, 156 Schuyl kill Shenandoah; Mrs. Mary Lou Gildea, 31 E. High Coal-dale; Mrs.

Joanne Gibas and daughter, 225 Cedar St, Tama qua; Mrs. Mary Hydro and daughter, of 115 E. Ruddle St, Coaldale. On Agreement To Sell Mahanoy Gty. They were married Nov.

27. 1958. at Mahanoy Qty. Representing the wife is Atty. Calvin J.

Friedberg. The other action was brought by Nancy K. Schwartz. North 12th St. Pottsville, against Leo F.

Scfcwaxtx Pottsville RDX They were married June 24, 11961, at Pottsville. Anna M. Bensinrer. Scbxn-Qdll Judge James J. Curran.

Serv- ing as court-appointed defense counsel are Attys. Joseph A. Zane and Anthony J. Urban. Thus far, each side has used only two of their 20 challenges, while five persons have been excused from duty on the jury for cause after they noted 1hey would not be able to deliver a death sentence because of disbelief in capital punishment The persons selected far jury duty to date will be confined until the close of the trial.

V. Boland, attorney. LuckenbOl said he suffered a severe scalp injury which required 75 stitches to dose, a back sprain, multiple bruises and cuts, and shock. He also said he tost 10 weeks of work as a welder for Parish Pressed ISteeL Mrs. LuckenblH said she suffered cuts of the forehead, low er lip and left elbow and arm, multiple bruises, and shock, Sm lost five weeks of work as an employe of Luden's, Ine, according to the complaint According to the Winterer salt, the agreement was signed Oct 20, 1965, with coraxmctkxi cf the transaction to follow.

wi2Ja 23 days, unless the time was extended by mutual consent In writ ing. They state no sach agree- ment was reached, kt regard to any extension of time. It Is alleged that the defendants were unwilling and triable to comply with the provisions of the contract requiring delivery of possession on the date of set tlement la that they failed to remove furniture and household effects from the premises. The Winterers claim that the defendants have refused to re fund fheh S500 deposi Sooght by the action is SS83, wfckh Includes attorney lees for title search and appraiser fee. Representing the Winterers is the law firm of Hicks, WHHam- Candidates To Draw For Positions Edward Sedlock, chief election derk, has announced that casting of lots for positions on the pri mary election balk win be con ducted Monday- at 10 a.

ki the election bureau at the Court House. Primary election day is IXsy 17,1966. Sedlock stated that casting wZl be held only for cornmitteesxiaa candidates; other candidates- legislature, congress and ststa offices, wHl cast tots before the Secretary of Commerce la Har-rifburg: Candidates may designate a representative to appear on their behalf, but soch representatives must have authorization ta writ ing to be recognized. According to Sedlock, over 1,033 nominating petitions have been filed. -There will be contests la mxcy Boxy Beaafy Salaa dosed March lh A ISO casr to staff attending International Hairdressers Convention at New York City, 1 13 ton Hotel, (e-13-31) The tedious process of select ing jurors for the murder trial of Joseph Stackowski 104H Catherine St, Shenandoah, got underway Thursday in Schuylkill County Court House.

In questioning the prospective jurors. First Assistant District Attorney Richard B. Russell and Assistant District Attorney W. Allan Williams have been ask ing panel members whether or not they would be able to return a death penalty if the defendant were found guilty. Stackowski is charged with first degree murder, with the Commonwealth alleging that he shot his wife, Regina, with a .22 calibre German modeL vest pocket revolver, on July 28, 1965.

Begin Trial On Girl's Charges Charges of assault with intent to ravish and rape has been attached lor trial before Judge Vincent J. Dalton. Defendant is James Slavinsky, alias Eugene Slavinsky, of Shenandoah. Charges stem from an alleged assault on a Frackville girl. Presenting the Common wealth's case is Assistant District Attorney Adam Bavolack, while Atty.

William J. Krence-wicz represents Slavinsky. Selected to comprise the jury panel were: John J. Glennon, Mahanoy Township; Lester A. Ariz, Branch Township; Thomas a Pottsville; Florence Schrope, Hegins; Mrs.

Pes Reil- ly, St air; Herman Dietrich, Pottsville; Leo Dougherty, Tus carora; Mary Overa, Frackville; David Tomey, New Philadelphia; and James Powell, St Clair. John Zavitsky, Mahanoy Town ship, originally named to the panel was excused because ol illness. Mrs. Helen Telenda Mrs. Helen (Barasha) Telenda, a former Shenandoah resident died at 3:15 p.m.

Thurs-j day at the home of her son, Walter Barasha, 38 Butler St, Harrisburg, with whom she re- A native of Poland, she came to this country as young girl. While in Shenandoah, Mrs. Tel-1 enda was a member of St Casimir's Church and the parish Holy Rosary and Sacred Heart Societies. In Harrisburg, she at tended the Church of St Mar garet Mary, Tennbrook. Her first Adam Bar-J asha, died in 1926; and her sec ond husband, Peter Telenda, in 1944.

1 Surviving are two sons, Walt er Barasha and Frank Telenda, both of Harrisburg; three dauehters. Sister Protasis, of Chester; Bertha, wife of Peter Prybolsky and Eleanor, wife of Francis Dillman, both of Shen-I andoah; ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday morning from Walukiewicz Funeral Home, Shenandoah. Mass in St Casimir's Church, with Inter ment In the parish cemetery, BIRTHS At Ashlaad Hospital To Joseph and Anne (Winters) Leinenbach, 1028 Brock St, Ash- land, a daughter, Friday. At Haxletoa Mate Hospital To Manuel and Magdalena (Sterzenbach) Tarselli, 301 W.

Sherman St. McAdoo. a son. At Good To John and Theresa (Rag- azinsky) Leher, 188 Anderson St. a daughter, Thursday.

To Larry and Kathryn (Sou- check) Pauly, RD3 Pottsville. a daughter, Thursday. To Edmund and Eva (BHIle) Bonlscavage, 223 N. Railroad Frackville, a daughter, Thursday. To Richard and Elizabeth (Strencosky) BeH, 7 Lewis St, Minersville, a daughter, Thurs day.

Pottsville Medical: John R. Zimmerman, Wayne Orwigsburg. Charles M. Heinbach, 109 N. Berne St, Sch.

Haven. Thomas C. Jones, 405 Howard Ave. Donna Stephany, Orwigsburg RD. Darlene Stephany, Orwigs burg RD.

William Gardner, 1514 West Norwegian St. George Harris, 504 N. 2d St. Charles Smerlick, Kaska. Mrs.

Catherine Brahler, 2258 W. Market St Brenda Miller, Pottsville RD1. Lisa Ketchledge, 110 West Spruce Mahanoy City. Mary Sneed, 214 N. Warren St, Orwigsburg.

Joseph 1 a Pottsville RD3. Barbara Dechert, 923 West Market St Mrs. Catherine Pavelko, Main St, Shaft Surgical Mrs. Elizabeth Pancavage, Mar-Lin. Eugene Ash, 322 S.

Nichols Saint Clair. Elmer Schoenfelder, 149 Lewis Minersville. William J. Eckler, 833 East Pine Mahanoy City. Bernard Wolf, 1881 Third Ave.

Charles Howell, 111 Jackson St, Port Carbon. Elizabeth Haventy, 829 Water st: John Kayes, 361 S. West Shenandoah. Mrs. Ruth Brigade, 604 West Bacon St Discharged Karl Ruch, 414 Main Vera Behler, 200 E.

Independence St, Orwigsburg; Mrs. Gloria Line, Schuylkill Haven RD2; Henry Rudloff, Liberty Orwigs burg; William Scales, Minersville Mrs. Stella Reber, Market Street, Auburn; Pamela Raczka, 91 Tuscarora St, Palo Alto; John 164 E. Savory St, Palo Alto. Joseph Dabashinsky, 342 Centre Sch.

Haven; Mark Renninger, Second Auburn; Mrs. Catherine Ryan, 835 Fair- mount Ave. Mrs. Laurel Smith, 19 Parkway, Sch. Haven; Joseph A.

Fisher, Pine Grove Mrs. Joan Woodward, 461 Nichols Street; Pamel Seigel," Summit Station; Mrs. Evelyn Ochs, 403 Laurel Tremont. Dispensary: Raymond Breidigan, Reiner- ton, injury to shoulder, struck with electric drill. Mrs.

A 1 1 a Barnes, New Ringgold injured ankle in fall from horse. Frank Davie, 129 S. Mill Saint Clair, chest injuries in fall. Leo Viola, Pottsville RD2, lump of coal fall on hand. Mrs.

Ruth McCall, 421 East Market St, head injuries and laceration above eye in fall. Coaldale Surgical Mrs. Mayme Schlosser, 103 Coal St, and Thomas L. Brown, 150 Penn of Tamaqua. Medical: Robert L.

Miller, 115 Pine St, Summit Hill; Mary M. Cros- sin, 130 E. Catawissa St, Nes- quehoning; William Brobst 304 Twenty-Fifth St, Virginia Beach, Va. Discharged: Mrs. Dorothy Ross, Maryd; Stephen Stefancik, RD1 Nesque-honing; George Kalpac, Coal-dale; Herbert Dunlop, Tama qua.

Hazleton State Admitted: Bernard McSbea, W. Grant McAdoo; Catherine Ball, 209 W. Blaine St, McAdoo. Dr. James Croley.

No office hours Monday, March 14th- thru Monday, March 21st (c-10-2t) Alleged failure to comply with provisions of a contract to sell property Is the basis of a suit by George A. Winterer and Joan J. both of 16C2 West Market St, Pottsville. Defendants in the action are Esther Bergstein and Milton! Bergstein, 1901 Howard Pottsville, and Esther Bergstein as executrix of the estate of the late Louis Rosenzweig, PottsH ville. Esther Bergstein and the late Mr.

Rosenxweis were alleged to have been the owners of premises located at the northeast corner; Pc-U vine The Winterers charge that an agreement In writing, had been prepared relative to the sale of property to them by the defendants. It Is stated by the plaintiffs that the purchase price Good Samaritan Medical: John William Brown, 829 Fair-mount Ave. Joseph Yates, 40 N. Main Mahanoy City. Mrs.

Mary McNamara, 43 Hillcrest, Branchdale. Mrs. Dorothy Bramley, 725 Washington Miners ville. Edward -Witman, 112 Centre Schuylkill Haven. Charles Seipel, RD2 Schuylkill Haven.

Mrs. Lottie Kemble, 507 S. Garfield Schuylkill Haven. Mrs. Stefie Clemas, 643 Edwards Donald Schock, 18 Fairview Schuylkill Haven.

Mrs. Ida Roth, 414 Front St. Surgical: Mrs. Marian Gardner, 28 Haven Schuylkill Haven. Mrs.

Stella Ryder, 408 W. Chestnut St, Frackville. Mrs. Joan Trackim, 526 W. Spruce Mahanoy City.

Joseph Rooney, 329 W. rnnir "Frackville. Barbara Ann Zweizig, RD2 Schuylkill Discharged: Mrs. Mary 522 Arch Mrs. Anna Schappe Am Vimrtii Port Carbon: Mair Sahadns.

589 W. Railroad Mrs. Anna Meloditz, 128 N. Morris St, Saint Clair; Brian Buckley, 35 Avenue chuvllrin Haven: Shawyn Wat son, 421 S. Wayne Orwigs- Mrs.

Mabel Stutzman, Main St. Valley View; Joanne ana Diane Stephany, Kauroaa Landingville; Mrs. Elaine Snyder. 307- N. 2d St, Frackville; Anna Mae Salm, 251 Nichols St; Mrs.

Helen Lenker, 23 E. Wiconisco Tower City; Mrs. GeraldineKupetz, 419 Mauch Chunk St; Ezra Koch, 241 E. Mauch Chunk St, Tarn anna. Paul RD2 Potts- ville; Crystal Ann uewaio, Avenue Schuylkill Haven; Charles Brobst 905 S.

Centre St nimanurr! Edward Gurski, 20, of RD1 Potts ville, injury to ankle, sustained in a fall while playing basketnaii. Frank Grigalonis, 19, of 410 Lytle Minersville, laceration of wrist received on glass. Donna Ditzler, 5, Bos 89, RD1 WORKING TIME Collieries Working Saturday Salem Creek (pockets), New St Nicholas (pockets 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.). Mammoth and Gilberton Breaker.

5 Idle Saturday New St. Nicholas Breaker, Nos. 4 and 5 Plants at St Nicholas, Pine Forest, Buck Run and Gilberton (pockets). Working Monday Salem Creek (pockets), Nos. 4 and 5 Plants at St Nicholas (two shifts), New St.

Nicholas Breaker and Pockets, Pine Forest (one shift). Buck Run and Mammoth. Unavailable Monday Gilberton. Railroads Reading Railroad Reading Division: Pool Crew No. Enginemen Bazar and Shields; Firemen Green and Schaffer; Brakemen none.

Shamokin Division: Weaver, O. Frantz and Yost; Firemen Connors, Lur-wick and Glasser. Pennsylvania Railroad Enginemen Jones, Ackalai Us and Thomas: Firemen J. J. Moran No.

2, Conrad and Wagner; Brakemen Valibus, Komnaitis; Hughes. Mariano, Farley. Powanda. Martin. Ko- val; Bedway, Yeastadt Urman- avaee Major and Dzamko.

Vacancies for three engine- men, four Bremen and seven brakemen. was to have been $17,500 and that son, Jones, Friedberg aad Mc-tbey paid 300 as deposit iKenna. Marriage Licenses Kathryn Glennon. Mahanoyi City, daughter of John and Tbel-j ma (Marcucd) Glennon: and William H. CruOtihank, Frack-1 ville, son of Jay and Lois (Harris) Cruikshank.

Alice Claire Foust, Orwigsburg, daughter of Mahlon and Helen (Baker) Foust; and Edgar dar-H ence Somen, Orwigsburg. son of. Clarence and Mary (Mullens) Somers. Tower City Area Red Cross Drive Mrs. Dale Deiter.

1013 E. Grand Tower City, has been appointed chairman of the Red Cross campaign for (he Tower Gty area. This month, the Red Cross drive Is in progress in areas which are not a part of Southern Schuylkill United Fund. Plan Convention PALO ALTO A special meetine to clan for the Schtryi kill County Firemen's Assn. Convention to be held this sunelectton Ctstricts.

mer, wHl be held Sunday after-! noon at Citizen's Fire at 230 p-m. One trouble with getting high at night is you feel so tow to) the morning. BRANCHES! OPEN A CONVENIENT CHECKING ACCOUIlTvv The of POTTSVILLE HOMETOWN National MLMXSI1LLE POET CAESON TAMAQUA WnXIAMSTOWTT NOW BANK MIMEES.