The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 19

THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1927 210 A. provements, garage. Phone 864 R. Adv. WAYNE COUNTY PECKVILLE PECKVUXE, Dec.

15. Dr. and Mrs. E. w.

Jaynes entertained at their home recently In honor of the third HEYERS NAMED AS DAYIS' SOLICITOR A man in Mexico. has attend ed church for 33 years without missing a Sunday. HONESDALE OLYPBANT OLPHANT, Dec. 15. Our Lady of Victory Court.

Catholic Daughters of America, at a business meeting on Tuesday night, elected the following officers: Grand Regent, Mrs. Margaret O'Malley; vice regent. Miss Katherine Murray: historian. Mrs. Margaret McHale, financial secretary, Miss Agnes McLaughlin treasurer, Miss Alice Lavln: prophetess, Miss Business Men Meet HONESDALE, Dec 15.

The reg ular monthly meeting ol trie none Mary Langan; monitor Mi.ss Lucy ARCBBALD ARCHBALD. Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Selskl, of Goers hill, are receiving congratulations on the arrival of twin daughters at their home, Tuesday. Mrs. Selskl and babies are doing nicely. A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

John McNulty Ash street, at their home, Mrs. McNulty "was formerly Miss Laura Siddons, of Hill street Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, of White Oak street, a son, on Tuesday, Do not miss visiting Santa Claus on Friday evening, with his C5c prise packages in Drohllch Variety Store, at Arehbald. Adv.

Joseph Mahon. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Mahon. of Monroe street, a registered pharmacist, has accepted a position at the P. P. Kelly pharmacy at South Main street and Seventh ave nue. Carbondale.

Mr. Mahon Is a graduate of the Arehbald High school and of Fordham University, New York City. The Sunday school of the Presbyterian church will give a cantata, "Santa's Santaplane," In the church auditorium, Monday evening, Dec. 20. Mrs.

Vincent Hart and Miss Mar garet Regan, of Scranton. were guests of relatives in town Monday. Mrs. Joseph J. Munly and daughter.

Nan, were Scranton callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Linderman and daughters, Arline and Nancy, were Scranton callers Wednesday. Mrs.

Elisabeth Gilhool, of Eynon street, and her brother, Hugh Finton, of North Brooklyn street, Carbondale, attended the funeral of their aunt. Miss Sarah Cavanaugh. of New York City, this week. dale Business Men's Association and Greater Honesdale Board Trade was held last night at the rooms of the association, with lour trustees oi a board of live present, oesiaes Authorized Dealer For AT WATER KentRadio JJ.McNulty 116 S. Valley Ave.

other members. President Henry M. DieW presided. The minutes of the special meeting of December 2, called to take action in entering a protest birthday of their daughter, Josephine. Attending the party were the following: Megan James, Eda Bloes, Eleanor Rodda, Dorothy Van Wert, Ruth Kinback, Phyllis Bonner, Jean Franklin, Phyllis Williams, Jessie Coughlin, Winifred Carter, Lou Houghton, of Blakely and Muriel Wilson of Chicago.

Miss Gertrude Darcy, of Academy street, who was operated on for ap pendicits at the Mid Valley Hospital on Monday, is improving. Mrs. Carl Maines and daughter. Lucille, have returned from a visit to Edwardsville, Mrs. Eliner Sloan, daughter.

Jean, and son. Wjllard. have returned to their home in Binghamton. after spending a few days with peckville relatives. Class No.

11. of the M. E. Sunday school, held a covered dish dinner in the church dining room on Monday evening. Present were: Mrs.

William Swales, teacher: Mrs. G. N. Underwood. Nellie and Blanche Evans.

Freda Hines. Dorothy Wendt. McNulty; organist, Miss Mary Shea; lecturer, Mrs. Sadie Feely; trustees, Mrs. Mary Lally, Mrs.

Jane Hanlon. Mrs. Zita Swift; Sentinel. Miss Clare Gillespie. Mr.

and Mrs. George Wiley, of Philadelphia, were the guests of Rev. Joseph Brownlee, this week. Gaylord Reynolds has returned from a successful hunting trip. Mrs.

W. P. Morris, of Pittston, visited friends here yesterday. FOR RENT Six rooms, all im acainst the nropoeea water lariu. were read and apprived.

G. William STATE ENGINEER TO AID FLOOD SITUATION Replying to a recent communication from Frank Hummler, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee on control of the flood waters of the Lackawanna river, Charles E. Dorworth, of the department of forests and waters. Harrisburg advises that Charles E. Ryder, chief engineer of the water and power resources board will meet informally with the local committee to consider this matter.

Mr. Hummler was requested to inform Mr. Ryder when it will be convenient for the committee to meet with the chief engineer in this city. It is expected that a date for the session will be announced shortly. During Mr Ryder's visit here he will accompany the committeemen over the course followed by the river through the city and offer suggestions as to steps considered advisable for taking to solve the problem of flood control.

FOREST CITY Phil Napoleon's Band Tonite Casino, Carbondale. DICKSON cTtY Phil Napoleon's Band Tonite Casino. Carbondale. JERMYN Sale on Hats, Mackies' Sell chairman, of the committee rep Carbondale Attorney Will Succeed Meyer Kabatchnick of This City Attorney Thomas P. Hevers.

of Carbondale, will become solicitor to Sheriff Oomer C. Davis on January it was announced Wednesday. He will succeed Attorney Myer Kab atchiick. who has held the office in 1936 when he was appointed Dj by late teriff J. R.

schlager. Mr. Kabatchnick is at associate counsel to the Workmen's Compensation board, a place formerly held by Judge Albert L. Watson. Mr.

Kabatchnick was appointed to the position by Governor Ji Fisher. Mr. Hevers is known In the upper valley. He has been active in political circles for a number of years and in 1924 sought the RepuMiran nomination for representative ia the Fifth Legislative district, losing out to Hon. William J.

Munley. Attorney Hevers Is a graduate of Mansfield State Normal school and received his law degree at Georgetown univers ty. He practised Jn the Phone 143 Olyphaat resenting the Business Men's association, gave a complete report of the activities of the comrnitte in connection with its duties in relation to other civic bodies who have Joinu entered a protest against the Hones title Consolidated Water company. president Diehl appointed a nom Stating committee consisting of Ed' win B. Callaway, chairman, Will Cut Your Meat Bills Down One Third, By Buying From Us Phone in your needs.

We deliver orders over $1.50 to any part of the city. iam Dein. and Robert J. Miller Irene Brown, Harel Roberts. Theresa Wallace.

Jeannette York, Mrs. Chester Morris and Mrs. Paul Dermody. fj nominate officers to be elected at Santa Claus will visit Toy. town Saturday afternoon.

Come and see Santa Claus. He will have a surprise pack Don't pay the. driver unless you axe satisfied District of Columbia until the United States entered th1 World war, when he enlisted in the my and later became a commissioned officer. He has been practising in the local courts since 1922. ktr.

Wis January meeting of the Association. On a motion, a committee comprising 10 to 15 business men and merchants of Honesdale, will be appointed by the president to serv as a visiting comrnitte, the object and purpose being to call upon the different manufacturers of the community from time to time. Motion was carried authorizing Edwin B. Callaway chairman of Wk Pubilicity committee, to write one of the National broadcasting stations asking for the reproduction of "The Banner of the Sea," by Homer Greene, Honesdale's beloved ana gifted poet and author. Millinery.

age for you from 10c to 25c. W. Carter, Peckville. 4' OLD FORGE The artistic work being done by Fruitful or fruitless? What has been the results of your self made promise to save more in 1927? Eleven and a half months of the year have passed and, if you haven't made a good start as yet, at least open a savings account at this convenient bank before the year ends and thus convince yourself that you mean business. This truly is THE BANK FOR EVERYBODY and the size of an account in no way governs the welcome accorded a depositor here.

Large or small your account will be genuinely appreciated. Fadini, of Wilkes Barre. in renovat Men's Goodyear Welt Dress Shoes and Oxfords $2.95 and $3.95 Boys' Black and Brown Dress and School Shoes $1.95 and $2.45 ing the interior of St. Mary's Italian Catholic church here, is nearing completion, and the alterations in progress for the past several months will be completed by Christmas Day, when services will be celebrated under the direction of Rev. James Lavezzarl.

Mrs. John Burns, or wain street. fnrmprlv Miss Sara Lvnch. of this News Briefs The 70 foot smokestacks on the abandoned electric light station at Honesdale are being cut down. Operators climb up inside the huge stacks and cut the pipes by means of an acetylene torch.

Arrangements are being made to secure a new location for the local Western Union Telegraph office on Main street. A 34 hour service is planned. with the goods. Real Buys for Friday and Saturday Leg of Genuine Spring Lamb, lb. Chuck Roast, lb 22c Pork Ioin lb it.i 22c Small Fresh Hams, lb.

2Sc Best Pork Chops, lb Leg of Veal, lb Rib Roast and Loin Veal Chops, lb. Shoulder of Lamb, lb 25c Fancy Fowl and Chickens, lb Alaska Reindeer, the health food, for sale here. CITY MARKET 520 Lackawanna Ave. ARROW MARKET 109 Lackawanna Ave. place, is very much improved at Taylor hospital, where he is a patient.

Boys' High Cuts Made of the but Betn Leather, with Paraeord or oak Soles extra heavy. Many equipped with heavy atom Welt. Sizes 9 to 13i $2.95 Sizes 1 to 6 $3.75 and $4.45 Mine Hy Pacs, white, ltd A and black An important meeting oi ine victory club, of the First ward, will be conducted at their rooms on Barber street, this place, Sunday afternoon Phil Napoleon's Band Tonite PEOPLES SAVINGS AND DIME BANEt AND TRUST COMPANY Memfeer federal Beitrre System at 3 clock. "In Business For Your Health." Shafer's Pharmacy. Adv.

GREAT PORK SALE ON ALL THIS WEEK Small Tork Loin Koast 23c lb. KWsh Boneless Ham lb. Strictly Fresh Butts 2ic Hi. Small Fresh Shoulders ISo lb. This is strictly first quality pork.

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Carbondale. On Monday morning. December 13, at 11 o'clock. Harry L. Grant of Haw ley, son of Mrs.

Gertrude Grant, and Elizabeth E. MeLain of Hawley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George MeLain, were united in marriage, at the parsonage of the Central Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev. R.

C. Burch. ring service was used. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant have a large tircle of friends in this section, who re awaiting their return from a trip to Norfolk. and other points south, to extend best wishes. Their iew home will be at Hawley. Merit Shoe Inc. 219 221 N.

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