The Weirton Daily Times from Weirton, West Virginia • Page 2

WeirtM Dwly TIMM, May 1MO Obituaries Columbian Squirtt To Meet Tonight I WO Mrs. Josephine Rossi Mrs. Josephine. Uossi, 72. 3433 Zcla street, died Saturday.

May 7. at 9 a.m. in the City hospital in Astoria, Ma.ml. New York. She had been visiting i frienis, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfonso Noble in New York loi the pa six months. Siio became seriously ill three weeks ago. Mrs. Rossi was born March 19, Columbian Squires.

Circle W4. will meet today at 7:30 p.m. i Madonna high school. IlklA VAIlInC Jcssi. chief squire, will preside.

I UUIII) Nominations for new officers 11 held. MINISTERS (Continued from I'age Une) Ids will be in charge of the laurel' I STKUBBNVILLE Two bcnville youths were injured early when the car in which they 1 were riding crashed over a i 11- side on 2. 202 CANDIDATES fnferesfirig Races Holed In Broofce Primary Brooke county residents will nominate their candidates for the general election when they go to polls on Tuesday. A field of 202 candidates are lis- centerpiece. Rev.

Warren Toops will deliver 1888 in Italy. She was preceded devotional. Major and Mrs. death by hrr husband. Fred Uos-lAmos Varncy will furnish the mu- si.

in July, 1958. sic. Survivors i a stepson, Rev. Ernest L. llarrold of the Admitted to Weirlon Gen a 11 lcd on the pruTlary ballot inspital were: John Edward Gau- wnich vo ers must xle ker, 19.

531 Logan street, Meubcn- Uorls such romim contest as the prosecuting attorney, sheriff and county commissioner race, candidates are filed on for the sheriff candid- villc and John Kovarik, 20,202 S. NEWELL CMlUw4 fnm OK) They were Mrs. Donald Wcirton sine? coming hcrcircr. Mambcrgcr and Irom Italy. She was a member t.f' William members of the' S.

a htfh tale Paul's clusrch. executive board. A hhh mass ot" rciV.iicm will INTEREST ueKvraUH at 9 a.m. SI. 1 church with.

Monsb.nor William .1. Los as c'i'cb-rn'. Bur-, ial place i St. Paul's' comst. Ths family are rccoivin; frien's'- in ti S-jhwerha Fur.eral liome.

303 Pennsylvania avenue. (Coniiiiuri! from I'agr Onci Benjamin Williams thai he did not to 30 home. And'last week, Democratic can- i Orel J. Skeai aliened that fellow Democrat W. W.

Barren at- i tempted to buy him out for CHESTER i Skcen, Barron and Hulett C. iSpike) 71. died at 4'Smith, Beckley businessman, are a.m. today in the Fox Nursing seeking the Dt-mocratic nomina- Home in Chester -where he had tion. House of Delegates Speaker been a patient for five Harry: R.

Pauley and State Sen- years' He-last made 'his home ate' President Ralph J. a with a sister-in-law, -Mrs. from the race earlier. Winters, 556 Florida Avenue, dies- Neely's opponent on the. Repub- Street.

S't 111 e. patients were cd ''in satisfactory condition acy. Candidates and their party affi lia'ions are: SHERIFF: DEMOCRATS "Kuss a as Students and c.iaperones were Wsllsburj: Freddy DeA lis, the Waldo Hotel. John J. Estep, Wellsburg; Darl R.

Callo, Follansbee; Thomas Rees. Follansbee. REPUBLICANS Thomas E. iBoyd. Wellsburg; John Mazeika.l -0- Follansbee, George C.

CHESTER Lynn Clarke, Joy- Wellsbur" R. D. 3- ce Freeman, Jenne Miller, Carole PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Er.vin, Norma Hoyt an1 i DEMOCRATS-J. Park McMul-j Hubbard, members of the Chester len Wellsburg; Tom Love, Wells- High School Band, participated in burg; Herman J. Rogerson, I- lhc A ll State Band on Friday in lansi)8c; J.

Clarence Spitzno I e. told deputies the car was travel- ling at a hijih rate ot cl the turn at the hill, and crash; cd through tho a i over a steep embankment. A passing motorist reported the. acci-cnt to Hancock deputies. es.nocr eroncs.

They were Mrs. Donald Calhoun, Mrs. Ed Hupp, Mrs. Ward Jackson. Mrs.

Clyde Smith. Mrs. Paul Burnside, Mrs. Alfred Bowen. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Shepherd and Air. and Mrs. Jfika'Gib- Jud for the Festival Ja Dunlop. Edward Miciow- ski and James Buden all of Penn 21,803 EUGMIE tcr.

He was born in Elizabeth, West Virginia March. 4, His wife, Margaret Kell. Williams preceded him in death in .1951. Williams, a potter, was last em-'j ployed at the Edwin M. Knowles China Company in Newell, retiring in 1954.

He was a member of First Baptist Church in East Liver- lican side of the ledger is former U. S. Sen. Chapman Revercomb, who accused Gov. Cecil H.

Underwood of "bossism" tactics in backing Neely. SOVIET (Continued from Page One) PTA Installation Marland Heights PTA will meet today at 8 p.m. at the school. Mrs. Stewart McVicker will preside.

Installation of officers will take place. Offices Close West Virginia Department- of 1 Security offices will be closed Tuesday. All claimants scheduled to report Tuesday will report on Wednesday at their regular reporting time. I pool and the Chester Order ot Odd statement, but he expressed Fellows. Survivcrs are tine niece and two nephews.

Services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in lhc Arner Chester Chapel by Rev. Earliss L. Gleaton of First Christian Church. Burial will be in the Locust Hill Cemetery.

Friends will be received today and Tuesday. concern about the President's in that respect." The premier blamed the State Department, thfe Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon for the incident. Mrs. Kiziah Siler STEUBENVILLE Mrs. Kiziah Siler, 98, of Cadiz, Ohio i Sunday at 2:30 a.m.

at the -home 1 1. R. Edwards Funeral Home, Siller Carolina for burial. Mrs. Roseberry STEUBENVILLE Mrs.

Florence Ccok Roseberry, a of 109 Floyd street, Wintersville TEST BAN (Continued from Pate space "within present scope of missile and space technology." The analysis of hearings held last month by two subcommittees sitting jointly was issued as a full committee report and signed by all 18 -members. It said: "It seems that for the' next sev- Follansbee; Leonard J. Tost, Follansbee. REPUBLICANS No candidate. COUNTY COMMISSIONER Wellsburg District DEMOCRATS: John H.

Atwell, Carl A. Brozka. Walter L. Harvey, George Kemp, James H. Skews.

REPUBLICANS William 0. VanHorn. HOUSE OF DELEGATES DEMOCRATS Merrill F. Arbogast. Beech Bottom: Mino D'- Aurora, Follansbee; John J.

Foilansbee; Samuel E. Harms, Follansfoee; em, Follansbee. Margaret L. Brummage, Welsburg, R. D.

Wells Wellsbung R. Paul L. Conazay, Charles R. Corbin, D. 1.

ASSESSOR DEMOCRATS Frank Basil, Follansbee; Glen McKitrick, ral years and possibly thereafter i Wellsburg R. D. 1. there could 'be a race improved means of detection and identification as against improved ('means of concealing and muffling nuclear tests." between! REPUBLICANS No Caridid- of James Pet- cA Sunday at 12:10 p.m. at the tress Of Cadiz Weirlon General Hospital.

Friends will' be received at the she was born in Washington, Brown, and Williams Funeral Home in Steubenville from until 9 p.m.'today. npon WHITE HOUSE (Continued from Page One) Pa. the daughter of. the late onore furor at home and abroad created by the ad- les, and Catherine She was a member of the i The body will to Apostolic Church where 'she wa.s the assistant pastor. Sihe was president of the Missionary Band; president of the Pastors She is survived by her band, Roosevelt Hoseberry, Wintersville; two daughters, a Steubenville, Mrs.

Emma Ewest, Weirton: two 'ons. Charles Albritlon, Buffa 1 N. Sydney Albritlon, Steubenville; one sister, Mrs. a i REPAIRS 7003 TRI-STATE ELECTRONICS Tour Zenith Dealer Demands already have been made in Congress for a full explanation of the handling of the intelligence flight just before the crucial summit conference was to begin in Paris, May DAVIS Real Estate and General nee Est J97S consult your agent or broker as you would vour Doctor or Lawver DAVIS 1894 Main St. Phone 161' SEltVlCE UNFJXUKIJJKIU events.

Beav.cr 'Falls. brother, Jimmy Willis, New York. Sixteen grandchildren nine great grandchildren also survive. Friends will be Brown and i i a F.uneral lr Home, Steubenville, after wen Davles p.m. Monday.

lowing a lengthy illness. He was an outstanding. choir director in the Ohio Valley, directing Weirton Steel, Chorus from 1938 to 1952, during which i I they appeared in.New'tork City I Atlantic City, Chicago World's Fair and many other outstanding He was born January ,10, 188? in Aberdare. South England: He is survived by his wife Edith three grandchildren. two daughters, ate.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (Two to be Elected) DEMOCRATS Wellsburg --Merle Fletcher; Buffalo district, Mary Sims Ardelean, e'e Bottom; George Bud a an, Wellsburg R. D. 2, Allen A. Kelly, Wellsburg R. D.

2, Cross District; Deney Cain. Weirton; Ahgeo B. Ciccolella, Follansbee; Collins A. Kane, Folansbee; "Lee Roy Rogerson, Folansbee; Richard Wojcik, Weirton. REPUBLICAN Wellsburg 1 --Eugene J.

Elcesser, Bessie Hummel Rose, Buffalo District, No a didates. Cross Creek district; No Candidates Constable (two to be elected). Eugene B. Clements; Samuel G. Fletcher, Bert D.

Furioli, Hillman Isinghood, James H. Kerrip- E. Kins, Charles W. Smith; Roger R. Virderi, Buffalo Bando, James Coss, C.

Gil Irvin, Paul Reck, Jos Tomshack. Cross Creek District; I. a Robert Harold Long, Loyd H. Mains, James A. Palma, Michael Ralph W.

a the Caramichael Auditorium Clarksburg. The 67 peice Band under the direction of John Clovis, Band director, received a "Good" rat in their Concert playing and "Superior" rating in their marching on Friday and Saturday in AVashington, Irving High School Auditorium in Clarksburg. Judges were James Dun I Edward Michowski and James Beden all of Penn State University. Chaperones were Robert Burch, Mrs. Garnet Ash, s.

Alton Johnson, Mrs. Edward Murray, Mrs. Dale Hoyt, Mrs- Herman Wilson, Mrs. Harold Dickey, and Mrs. Roy Haught.

The students were housed in private homes while the chapcrones stayed in a local hotel: The trip was made by chartered bus. Ernile Brunei, Leo James F. Hayes, Funeral services will be Wed-1 Services will be held at 8 p.m. ODert Snider nelday at rTn from the in REPUBLICAN Tc'mole Church, Sixth Rev Ray Ll Joseph Tingler, Ralph Hunter, Steubenville. Rev.

Floyd Jc assisted by Rev. J. J. Gi will cfficiatc. Tlie body will lie in state at the of'icia'te.

The bcdy will -be taken to the Warren A. Wallace. Buffalo church from 10:30 noon Wednesday. a.m. unt i 1 Thomas Davies STEUBENVILLE mas Herbert Davies, 61, of 1603 Oregon avenue died at the Ohio Valley Hospital Saturday, at 6:40 p.m.

fol- Davies Funeral Horne, in Wilkes- Barre. Pa. w'here services will be held Thursday Friends will be received at the McClave Funeral; Home, 611 N. Fourth street from 2 to 4 and 7 to I trict, 'No candidates. Cross Creek district, E.

V. Wright. BOARD OF EDUCATION (Non-Partisan-Two to be 1 c- ted) Willard Cross, Wellsburg R. D. Harlie B.

Dunham, a 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to aroW HarleVi Wen j. time of service. Interment will be made in Maple Hill Cemetery, Wilkes-Barre, W. Judson Harvey, Howard A.

Sporck. VOTE FOR DeVecchis DEMOCRAT FOR JUStlCE of the PEACE Butler District. Hancock County A Life Long Resident Weirton MEli DEVECCHIS IS THE HOWDY-DOODY MAN IN WEIRTON. TIIE BOYS AND GIRLS ALL LIKE HIM. WHY SHOULDN'T YOU VOTE FOR MEL DEVECCHIS FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE TUESDAY, MAY 1OTH.

THANK YOU PRESIDENT (Continued from Page One) French President Charles de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Harold Mccmillsn. The i States cannot very well bow of the summit in righteous indignation since it was Russia who caught this country with the in-j teligence goods. PRESIDENTIAL (Continued from Page One) would get about 15 of the 25 votes for the presidential nomination. Kennedy, the front run i Democratic contender and victor over Humphrey in the Wisconsin primary last month, went all the way Sunday night in an attempt to erase the religious issue out of the campaign. PR.

EMR Continued on Page Two and the Melhodiui Seminary i.i Orchard Lake then four years of Theology in St. Mary's Eoeminary and University in Baltimore, Maryland completed his preparation for Priesthood. Throughout his educational preparation, Father Dobosz 4pent most of the summers and any free time at various occupations from housework to factory jobs in order to help finance his way through school. -0- On June 7, 1949 was ordained as a priest in St. Joseph's Cathedral by the Most Rei-.

Archbishop John J. Swint of Wheeling, then a Bishop oS the Wheeling Diocese. On June 1949 he celebrated his first Solemn Mass in his home parish, the SI. Ladislaus Church. Almost immediately he recei- ed his first priestly assignment as awistaat pastor the Rev.

Father Wilczek in Weirton which duties he assumed after a week's vacation. While in 1 Weirton for these past eleven years, Father Dobosz a been most active in all functions as well as community affairs. He was instrumental in organizing two of the most active and progressive parish organizations, the Holy Name Society for men and the Confraternity of Christian Mothers for the en. He was also the driving force behind the organizational efforts of the Knights of Columbus in this city. He is a well-versed speaker and has served as toastmaster at many local, functions, his mastery of the Polish language has the admiration of all who heard i and speak in that tongue.

La June 14 he was honored by the Sacred Heart of Mary a i with a testimonial banquet celebrating the tenth Anniversary of his priesthood which was attended by more than 500 persons. His parishoners at that time presented him with a check for the purchase of a new automobile of his choice. Father Dobosz's first address to the parishoners as their pastor was aeulogy honoring the late Father Andrew Wilczek. It was a bea- tiful tribute to a man who spent tedious years in bringing to life what is now a thriving parish of some 375 families. He completed his sermon with a touching appeal to all his people to help him as their new pastor to carry on the work so courageously begun by Father Wilczek, so that what he had started would never cease to exist but be a perpetual memory Lyttdo, and L.

Owen. CON9TAMJS; GKAMT DEMOCRATS WillUm Am- Harold WilUwi G. Brewer, Pete A. Boy Hart, Alvin R. Moo- jxy and K.

Heed. REPUBLICANS, Levert W. Board, Raymond Bryan, i Cheuvront, Earl Cox, Harold Da- vU. James E. Durham, Hugo Tau- dien and Roy R.

Walker. FIRST DEMOCRATS Annt Bognone and Earl A. Martinelli. REPUBLICANS Charlotte Yurko, and L. E.

Yurko. EXECUTIVE, BUTLER DEMOCRATS Samuel Locascio. Pauline Kondik, and Margaret Paolisso. REPUBLICANS George Lesho. WARD I i DEMOCRATS Lee Belt i o.

Edward Boyer, and Mrs. Frank, Corso. REPUBLICANS Mrs. Coyet; and Henry A. Papas.

i WARD II i DEMOCRATS Elizabeth Bail-j ey. Walter M. Nojay. Elizab Simbanin and' John 'Stumpo. REPUBLICANS Curenton, Mrs.

Corona B. Kempler and James T. Wares, s' WARD HI DEMOCRATS Mrs. D. K.

Bever, Carmela Biondillo, Albert i)i Giancinto, and Ralph Durante. REPUBLICANS Arthur Sos enko. WARD IV DEMOCRATS Lee Bettino, Edward Boyer and Mrs. a Corso. REPUBLICAN Myrtle McConnell.

WARD DEMOCRATS George and Mrs. W. REPUBLICANS Gail Ash, and John King and Mrs. S. Meighen.

WARD VI DEMOCRATS Zora Glen E. Kintz, Rose Laur i Patsy Dominic Tassey and Louis J. Tassey. REPUBLICANS Max F1 i nn and Mrs. Stanley Kramar.

WARD VH DEMOCRATS Walter Batalo, Helen Quatro and Mike Sinicropi. REPUBLICANS Ann and James REID CALCOTT JUDITH STACKHOUSE COMMENCEMENT MAY 23 Honor udenf COMMUNIST (Continued from' Fife One) which so many American mill tary, industrial and scientific establishments can be examined that is turning heads white in our Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA is up against, massive secrecy in trying 'to get similar information Russia. The Sovifef Union" was spying on American military. secrets when they were' bur' allies' in World War II.

The Kremlin knew about the atom bo.mb ahead of President Harry S. Truman, thanks to a scientist named Klaus Fuchs who passed information from' inside, our Las Alamos testing ground to Soviet agents in 1943. Spring is the time for doing all those odd jobs a the house We can loan you from $25 to $300 on small monthly payments To Meet Tills Added Expense For Quick Confidential Service Call -HANCOCK FINANCE CORP. 202 N. Chester St New Cumberland, W.

Va. Phone .1000 HOURS: Frl. 9 to 0 to 12 CHESTER Miss Judith Lynn Stackhouse of Chester will be valedictorian of the Chester High School i Class Commencement on Monday, May 23rd and Reid Calcott ni of Chester will be the salutatorian. Miss Stackhouse, the top-ranking student is graduating with an average ot 3.879. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Stackhouse of 503 California Ave Chester. She was member of National Honor Society in her Junior and Senior years, Y- Teen Club In ber Junior a Senior years, choir. Pep Club, nnd Purple and Gold Club for four and was in charge the editorials for the Purple Safe, the sctanol newspaper. Miss Stackhouse took a Commercial at the present time her plans are indefinite.

She a a part time employee of the National Church Supply 'Company in Chester as a bookkeeper. Reid James Calcott III is son of Dr. and Mrs. Reid J. a 1- cott, of 630 Chester.

He' has an average of 3.785 and has been very active in school activities. He was president the a during his Freshman and Senior years, vice president of the Club in his Junior year and president in his Senior, year. Reid was Key Club Lieutenant Governor of the First Division, of Virginia during his Junior year. MRS. DON AT A (Coitlnned from Page One) however, the spry, good-natured little Mrs.

Mancinelli reigned over the weekly television program, "Neapolitan Polka Party" with all of the ease and composure of an experienced emcee. At 96, she showed the viewers that she is still able to dance the In September 1913, at age 49, Mancinelli immigrated to the United States with her band and eight children. They selected Weirton as their nevi'home. As the ensuing years the children grew up and married. Three of her sons, Tom, i and Candido remained in Weirton; the remaining children settled in Steubenville and Baltimore.

the death of her husband in 1933, Mrs. Mancinelli has spent years living with her children in Baltimore, Steubenville, a it is Weirton that she likes best. He was vice president ol. thf Student Council in his 1 Junior year and president his Senior year and a member of the National Honor Society during Junior and Senior years. He was selected to attend Boy" State in his Junior year and was a member of the Science Club for three years, hav i served vice president during hit Junior year.

Reid was also active in the. field of sports. He played basketball for one year was manager of the team for three years. He play baseball for three years and was manager for one year and a football manager for. three years.

He participated in the Junior and Senior Class plays and was also a of America Club in his Senior year. Reid (SKpects to enter college upon his graduation where he will major in medicine or Baccalaureate services for 1 graduating class of Chester High School will be held on Sunday, May 22 at 8 p. m. in the hi school auditorium. Commencement exercises will be held on Monday, May 23 at 8 p.m.

in auditorium. The annual Move-up Day. i take place on-Friday, May 20. FOR SALE Approximately 2 urn of round, room modern house with 1 from hard Juit off rent Church (load, cast of Colliers PRICED TO SELL! Have buyers for bedroom Call for prompt service. C.Dayton King Insurance Real Estate MM Street Phone 878 to his efforts.

The new pastor of the Sacred Heart of Mary Parish has the wishes of the entire Weirton for a most fruitful and sliccess- ful pastorship- Paris Grange to Meet Tuesday Members of Paris Grange willj meet Tuesday at 3 i thej grange hall. Master H.As Lashhorn will conduct the meeting. Judging of sewing -and embroidery will be by the Home Economics committee. A white elephant sale will be held. The display table will be flowers, potted plants or cut flowers.

FOR SALE 4 3 Bedroom Brick House level Lot Inquire 1H Middle Avenue Call3367-R MERENDA DANZE FACTS NOT RUMORS Frank Pietranton will present the facts over radio station WEIR tonight at 7:05 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time. FACTS NOT RUMORS Political Advertisement LEONARD J. TOST DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF BROOKE COUNTY Sincere Honest Qualified Individual Candidate Workingman's Friend Vote for a True Democrat Candidate Vote For LEONARD TOST Pol.

Ad. Donated by Friends of Leonard J. Tout.