The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 19

THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1936 19 night in the school auditorium. The WUosky. 1805 Bloom Avenue, while making bis, weekly collections Satur South Scranton 7tf Cedar Ave PkaM 4 1741 West Scranton Joseph LaCae, Carreapandent Subiarba ews North Scranton olS2iTS? WEST SCRANTON mK, i.y...'ii i uiumnu.ua wli Dames of Malta Members of Lady Grant Sisterhood, No. 60, i Dames of Malta, enjoyed a banquet Saturday night in Hotel Hol land in observance of the twenty third anniversary of the group. The guests numbered forty.

Pictured above are: seated, left to right: Mrs. Louis H. Puhl, assistant chairman, and Mrs. Eva Ziesmer, chairman; back row, Mrs. Alice Neuls, Mrs.

Dorothy Lewert and Mrs. Henry Daennemark. The program opened with the sing sister in law, Mrs. Philip Ludwikow ski, 637 Cherry Street. The pallbearers were: Joseph Dan kowskl, Stanley Buchowski, Leo Ma leski, Walter Mikolocyck, Joseph Kru likowski and Stanley Lewandowski.

Interment was in the parish cemetery, Minooka. DANTE CLASS TO MEET The Dante Literary Society speak ing class will meet tomorrow night at o'clock in the efflfcrooms. Orlando Bisciaio will preside and short talks will be given by several members. Prof. Richard McNichols Is the teacher.

COLEMAN TO SPEAK "The Workings of the Legislature" will be Representative E. J. Coleman's topic when he addresses the members of the Dante Literary Society tonight at Cialdinl Hall. All members are requested to attend. President Neil Trama will preside.

SOUTH SIDE BRIEFS The revised bowling schedule of St. Mary's League for this week is: to night, Rader's and Household; Tuesday, Bohr's P. C. and Dwyer and Wentland; Thursday, Orrie's and Wintermantel's; Friday, Klein's and Westpfahl's St. Mary's Dramatic Club will meet tonight for rehearsal.

Wordj has been received from Endl cott, N. that Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kneller, former residents of South Scranton, suffered heavy losses in the fW I in. iwinic of the Lord" and on Friday evening, "When Men Know the Lord." A meeting of Taylor Quoit Club will be held on Monday evening in the home of Harry Oister, West Ather ton Street.

Plans for the coming league season will be discussed and election of officers will be held. Miss Mae Williams and John Jones. Washington Street, attended the marriage of a niece on Saturday at Wilkes Barre. NORTH SCRANTON Odd Fellows Lodge To Select Officers A large attendance is looked for at the weekly meeting of Celestial Lodge, No. 492, Odd Fellows, tonight in Knights of Pythias Hall, Church Ave nue.

Election, of of fleers for tne year will take place. There is a keen rivalry between the candidates for some of the offices, The past grands also will vote tor the Grand Lodge officers and a dis triot deputy grand master for this district. The candidates are Past Grand William Jones, Robert Burns Lodge, and Fast Grand Kessler, Lackawanna Lodge. The nominees for the various of fices of Celestial Lodge are as follow: noble grand, Louis Beppler; vice grand, Walter Evans, Isaac Collins; third member of relief, Richard Pro bert; recording secretary, Thomas Howells, Harold Masters, J. C.

Schcep pler; trustee for eighteen months; George Davis; representative to Sun bury Home, J. K. Jones, Edwin Evans; representative to Grand Lodge, J. M. Fahringer.

Blue and White Club' Is Host at Reception More than 200 attended on open house reception of the newly organized Blue and White Club Saturday night at St. Mary's Hall. Patrick Thye and Dave McCrone presided over the entertainment program. Milbert Green, Brick Avenue, presented a one man show with varied numbers as a soloist, monologist and curdling war whoops as an Indian chief and gave select imitations of Amos and Andy. Taxpayers to Meet The North scranton Taxpayers' As sociation will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Providence Auditorium.

The report of the committee, which pre sented the petitions to City Council, the School Board and the County Assessors will be heard. Several other important matters will be considered. George W. Davis will preside. All taxpayers from this section are invited to attend.

AT THE RIALTO The daring, dashing fiction hero from Rafael Sabatlni's classic of pirate days is at the Rialto Theater to night and tomorrow night, with Errol Flynn playing the role of Peter Blood, and Olivia De Havilland and Lionel Atwill in the supporting cast. This picture is being acclaimed by all who have seen it as better than "Mutiny on the Bounty." Due to the extreme length of the feature, "Captain Blood" will start promptly at 7 and 9 p. m. TAXPAYERS Important meeting of North Scranton Taxpayers Associa tion tonight at 8 clock in Providence Auditorium. All taxpayers are invited to attend.

Adv. DOG BITES NEWSBOY Anthony. Moellaro, 12, 1739 Beau mont Avenue, a carrier for Hie Scranton Republican, was bitten on the shoulder by a dog owned by Anthony Mark Anniversary ing of Mrs. Kathryn Kammerzell gave the invocation. Com munity singing was led by Miss Ruth Puhl.

Officers of the Sisterhood and charter members were introduced by the chairman and toastmaster, Mrs. Ziesmer The charter members were presented with bouquets. Marjorie Ziesmer and Edna Taylor gave a sketch, entitled "Truant Gladys Ziesmer was the soloist. Foi lowing dinner, the members enjoyed cards. recent floods which struck that section.

They are residing with Mr. KnelleVs parents at present. Taylor Evan Evans. Correspondent 109 West Taylor St. Ph.

Taylor 127 TASBER OBSEQUIES TAYLOR, March 29. The funeral of Joseph Tasber, 136 Lincoln Street', was conducted from the family home on Saturday morning. A high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Michael's Polish Church, Old Forge, by the Rev. Stanislaus Wolf.

Interment was in St. Michael's Cemetery, Old Forge. The pallbearers were: Joseph Tylka, Peter Skotak, John Ferrett, Michael Oliva, John Maleski and Conty Gall. The flower carriers were: Andrew Gall, Peter Moldowitch, John Kloss, Steve Rapac and Frank Kendierskl, CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all those who so kindly assisted in any way in our recent bereavement. THE.

NEIGER FAMILY. Adv. TAYLOR BRIEFS TAYLOR, March 29. Special services will be continued this week in the Calvary Baptist Church by the Rev. E.

C. Dewey, pastor. Wednesday evening the subject will be "The Way 1 HEAR (SSL day, morning. He was treated by Dr. F.

A. Carroll The police notified the owner to keep the dog tied for twenty one days. BEGINS REVIVAL The first of a series of revival meet ings to be held nightly at the First Christian Church this week was con ducted last night. The pastor, the Rev. Earl P.

Confer, occupied the pulpit and preached on "How to Have an Old Fashloned Revival." George Williams directed the music. The Hickory Street Baptist Church Male Quartet sang several selections. MRS. WELLS BURIED Scores of friends and relatives were present Saturday afternoon at the funeral of Mrs. Mary Wells, North Main Avenue, held from 427 Madison Avenue Services were conducted by the Rev.

W. O. Watkins. Interment was in Shady Lane Cem etery. The pallbearers were: William Salsman, 'Luther Griffiths, Walter Smith.

William Davis Emery Smith and Alton Meade. NORTH END NOTES A busines meeting and social ses sion of the D. A. C. Club was held on Friday night at 517 Chestnut Avenue.

Hostesses were Misses Catherine Roman, Ann Condella and Rose De Malo The next meeting will be held on April 17. Plans have been completed by mem bers of the Ladies' Guild. St. John's Episcopal Church, for a card party to be held tomorrow night in the church parlors. Pinochle and dominoes will be played and prizes awarded.

Luncheon will be served. North End firemen responded to a false alarm from Box 726. Ferdinand Street and West Pass Avenue, at 11:46 o'clock Saturday night. The committee arranging for the annual card party of Holy Rosary Church to be conducted on May 4 in Town Hall will meet tomorrow OCTll P.M. A thoBMBd Ihoekt thoaiand tbrillf seven KGYST4V GENE RAYMOND Mirft Callahan Efic Her Buster Crabbe In "FLASH GORDON" Mickey Moat "On Ice" mm 500 GOOD SEATS 26" ra tL TV 1 1 Asasm I FOX pitlun wit Warntr LAN Contlnooni Weekdays From 11 A.

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BANCROFT i mmk 'J I BfBfBJFBfJBffJBBJ mWA I II SPMNoK 03 FEVER ZL ii i Needles Are Removed From Feet of Women Mrs. Susie Bird, 23, 1414 Ball stead Court, had piece of needle three fourths of an inch long removed from her foot at the West Side Hospital Saturday. She suffered the injury while walking at the home of her mother in Schnell Court. Mrs. Agnes Kallra, 336 North Fillmore Avenue, also had a piece of a needle removed from her foot at the hospital yesterday afternoon.

Voters League Holds Gathering Tonight In the interest of the candidacy of Albert Williams, Republican candidate for Representative from the First Legislative District, a booster rally will be held' tonight at 8 o'clock in the French Roof Hall. Washburn Street. Gomer Parr will serve as chairman and talks will be given by John P. Kerick, a member of the Scranton Typographical Union; Gethin Jones. Emmanuel Bevan and Mr.

Williams. A program of entertainment will be presented. The gathering is being sponsored by members of the Voters League of the of the First Legislative District. ON fleers are: Gomer Farr, president: Emmanuel Bevan, vice president; John Phillips, secretary, and Frank Rogolski, treasurer. An invitation has been ex tended to all Republican voters.

Fifteenth Ward Club Elects New Officers The Fifteenth Ward, Third District Democratic social Club held election of officers and endorsed several candidates for the coming primary at a meeting in the clubhouse, 1449 West Loct'st Street, yesterday afternoon. Those elected were: president, Valentine Yancik; vice president, Chester Cezelko; recording secretary, Peter Saynuck; financial secretary, Frank Potts treasurer, Stanley Gorski patronage committee, Frank Herman and Martin Maloney. The club endorsed Representative E. Coleman and Mrs. Viola McNiff and John Ketchum for committeewo men and committeeman, respectively.

The next meeting will be held April 19 in the clubrooms. 671 ATTEND SCHOOL There were 671 present at the De cision Day services in Jackson Street Baptist Sunday School yesterday. Mrs. Joseph Sweetser, Philathea Class teacher, spoke on "Fellowship." The Rev. Dr.

B. L. C. Baer, pastor, also gave a short talk. BIBLE CLASS TO MEET The Wesleyan Bible Class of Simp son M.

E. Church will hold its monthly meeting tonight' at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. Marie Edwards will be in charge of the social hour. WEST SIDE JOTTINGS Thomas H. Jones, 1130 Rock Street.

who has been a patient at the Moses Taylor Hospital, has returned to his home. The Philathea Bible Class. Jackson Street Baptist Church, will conduct a candlelight tea in the church tomor row night. Patrolman Jack Sczewczyk, Dart mouth Street, is confined to his home by illness. The cottage prayer meeting of the Christian Missionary Alliance will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 olock at the home of Mrs.

John Thomas, 125 North Hyde Park Avenue. The Gleaners Class of Jackson Street Baptist Church will sell faggots tomorrow from 11 a. m. to :30 p. m.

The West Scranton Federated Olub of Democratic Women will conduct a card party and program in the Hyde Park Hotel tomorrow nlirht at 8 'clock. Mrs. Frank Murphy is general chairman for the affair. John Sherman, 2717 Jackson Street, is a Republican candidate for committeeman in the Fourth District, Twenty first Ward. The Reflector Chapter of the World Wide Guild, First Baptist Church, will meet at the home of Miss Edith Reese.

1207 Jackson Street, tonight. The Senior World Wide Guild. Jackson Street Baptist Church, will meet tonight at 8:15 o'clock at the church. Margaret Jones will be in charge. i Mrs.

Mable Williams, 345 North Bromley Avenue, is a candidate for Republican commltteewoman in the Seventh District, Fourth Ward. Mrs. Mary Lasorsa, North Hyde Park Avenue, has announced her candidacy for Democratic commltteewoman in the Second First Ward. Miss Florence Kellow, West Gibson Street is ill at her home. Abraham Frees, Frink Street is ill at his home.

Members of the class to be baptized at Jackson Street Baptist Church on Palm Sunday will meet with the deacons of the church Wednesday night at 7:30 The West Side Independent Republican Club will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Sadie Lewis, 338 Thirteenth Avenue. Mrs. Lewis will preside. A social session.

I Convent Guild will meet on Wednes. day night Miss Arline Evans entertained members of her Sunday School Class at her home, 262 Parker Street, on Saturday evening. Games and songs were enjoyed and luncheon served. Mrs. Morgan's Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow Funeral services for Mrs.

Margaret Schuman Morgan, 44, 534 North Irving Avenue, will be held tomorrow afternoon in Hickory Street Baptist Church. The Rev. Hayden Howell, pastor, will officiate at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Abington Hills Cemetery. Mrs.

Morgan died on Saturday after noon in the State Hospital after a brief illness. She was a former resident of South Scranton. The. body has been removed to the home of her sister, Mrs. Emil Schmitt, 322 Neptune Place.

Mrs. Morgan is survived by her husband, Charles Morgan; a daughter, Betty Jane; a son, Roland; five sisters, Mrs. Burt Gritman, Binghamton, N. Eric Zulauf, Mrs. Frank: Kieffer, Mrs.

Emil Schmitt and Mrs. Charles Schmitt, this city; and four brothers, Louis, Mount Holley, N. Paul, Bethlehem; Fred, deputy city traesurer, and Arthur Schumann, city. Funeral arrangements are in charge of O. Emil strauch.

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Secretary" lUJmTTV i to ii p. m. I VYjoYl Consents Hill Added: Rural Mulco UtfAA Tonlte and fl afvlUsi Tuesday II Eddl cntor 5Yl "strike Me Pink" I I ETHEL MERMAN HI PABKYAKARKU8 I Today nTxY xvLalaa1 Tomorrow 1 Richard I A0ir3 Talmadie In I VVTl "NEVER TOO LATE" I Ill Chap. 2, Darkest Africa I Comedy. "Carnival Time" vmj NAW ffPETTICOffll Branch Office: UN WEST SCRANTON Baker to Observe His 85th Birthday Aged Man Native South Canaan John Baker, who lives with his daughter, Mrs.

W. J. Koslar, 233 North Bromley Avenue, is celebrating his eighty fifth birthday today. He was born in South Canaan, and worked as a blacksmith for the Peoples' Coal Company. Mr.

Baker is a member of the First Baptist Church and was presented with a bouquet from the 'church yes terday. He has three daughters and one son. They are: Mrs. W. J.

Kos lar, with whom he resides; Mrs. Emma Walton, Philadelphia; Mrs. Edna Dex ter, Poyntell, and Joseph Baker, Bundle Street. A dinner will be served in the home tomorrow night when the Rev. and Mrs.

Frank Stanton and five of the older members of the First Baptist Church will be present. Three Slight Fires Occur Over Week End West Scranton firemen extinguished three slight flr.es over the weekend. A scranton Transit Company bus caught fire from a short circuit at Frink Street and Crisp Avenue Sat' urday afternoon at 4:19 o'clock. En gines 3 and 7 and Hose 8 responded to the alarm from Box 388. Byron Travis the driver of the bus.

Engines 3 and 9 responded to phone call at 3:23 p. m. yesterday and extinguished a grass fire in a vacant lot in the rear of the 700 block of North Main Avenue. A short circuit caused a slight fire in a sedan owned by Bert Longworth, 1011 Luzerne street, while it was parked near his home last night at 11:15 o'clock. Engine 3 and 7, Truck 4 and Hose 3 extinguished the blaze.

Mrs. Harriet Jones Marks 75th Birthday Mrs. Harriet C. Jones. 1422 Acad emy Street, celebrated her seventy fifth birthday yesterday.

Born in South Wales, Mrs. Jones came to Scranton fifty years ago. She is a member of First Welsh Baptist Church. She received many cards of congratulations from her friends and a birthday dinner was served at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Idwal Powell, 1424 Academy Street, yester day afternoon. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Idwal Powell, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert T. Jones. Homer E. Jones, Aneurin Jones, and Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert S. Jo also the following grandchildren, Catherine Phyllis 'Jones, Stewart Jones and Elizabeth Ann Jones. Men Plunge 18 Feet As Scaffold Breaks Two men escaped serious injury Sat urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when a scaffold they were working on at Luzerne Street and Hyde Park Avenue, gave way and plunged them 18 feet to the ground. The men were: George Sclialk, 40, Lake Scranton, and William Schalk, 45, 337 South Main Avenue. The for mer suffered lacerations of the right elbow, while the latter complained of injuries to the back.

They were treated at the' West Side Hospital and discharged. tt Harry wiaenor, os, iuo run ow, was treated at the West Side Hospital for a laceration of the hand Saturday evening. He suffered the injury while repairing a door at the Linden Street Temple. Marjorie Laun, 14, 2311 Jackson Street, was treated at the hospital for a puncture wound suffered when she stepped on a rusty nail near her nome eaiuratiy. William Wedlock.

2, 1721 Lafayette Street, was treated Saturday morning for a laceration of the head, incurred when he fell against the stove at his home. mm The following activities for the coming week at Simpson M. E. Church were announced at the services in the church yesterday. Tonight Official Board meets at 7:45 mid week prayer serv ice at 7:30 p.

m. when plans for the cottage prayer services be outlined, i Thursday, the Women's Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. John Hughes, 807 North Lincoln Ave nue, at m. WINS CLAT BIRD SHOOT The Keyser Valley Outing Olub clay bird shoot held in the Jackson Street grounds yesterday afternoon was won by William Gannon, who posted a score of twenty four out of twenty five. Paul Ord and John Sherman took second and third prizes, hitting 23 and 22 targets each.

There were thirty five shooters in the match. LEAGUERS MEET The Epworth League of the Simpson M. E. Church held its final meeting of the conference year in the church last night. Mrs.

Joseph Sweetser spoke on "What the World Needs Today." The annual leagu: banquet and election will held Thursday night. MEN'S CLASS MEETING The Men's Bible Class of First Evangelical Church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the church. Prof. Charles Leber will speak and William Hughes will lead group singing. Arch Scheuer will preside.

A spaghetti and hamburg dinner will be served. BURGLARS TAKE COAT Frank Meyers, 630 North Lincoln Avenue, reported to West Scranton police yesterday morning that his home had been entered and a woman's Of.t had been stolen sometime Saturday vi WEST SCEANTON Oub Sponsors Target Contest Prizes to Be Awarded in "Luck The board of directors of the Scran. ton Revolver Club met in the elub rooms, 1113 Jackson Street, and com pleted plans for a luck target match tomorrow at 4 p. m. The luck target has the score on the back and gives all shooters an opportunity to win.

The prizes will be .1,000 rounds of ammunition do nated by John Ryan and a wallet and key case donated by Raymond Hunt. club president. Ralph Van Horn, range officer, will be in charge. William Hartman was named chair man of the directors at last night's meeeting and several suggestions were made regarding in terclub matches. The club Is Installing equipment to use a moving bandit target, which is made in the form of a man and moves across the shooting field, making ex cellent practice for rapid fire shooting, Youngster in Hospital Joins Salvation Army Richard Bird, 13, who was removed from his home on Mount Dewey, a month ago to receive medical atten tion at the State Hospital through the efforts of the Salvation Army, was enrolled as a junior soldier of the Army at private services in the hos pital yesterday, Brigadier John Wal dron, Captain, and Mrs.

David Thomas and the boys' parents, were present at the ceremonies. Brigadier Waldron also was guest of honor at the Mount Dewey Sunday School yesterday. He spoke on "The Grace of God" and also enrolled 17 senior and 11 junior soldiers into the ranks of the Salvation Army. A flag raising ceremony was held with Percy Banks in charge. Mrs.

David Thomas was in charge of the Sunday School session at which the Songsters sang. SOUTH SCRANTON erans nar Members of Christ Lutheran Church. of which the Rev. Edward J. Matt son, S.

T. Is pastor, donated fresh for the orphans at German. town, Philadelphia, yesterday follow. ing services in that edifice. Members of the Passavant Bible Class gathered the eggs.

The catechetical class will hold its final meeting this afternoon prepare tory confirmation next Sunday morning. The Wednesday Lenten vespers will be held at 8 o'clock. On Thursday the Women's Auxiliary will hold its business and social meeting in the parsonage. The Sunday School Association will meet in the church parlors in the evening. Presbyterian Notes The following meetings and services are scheduled for the week in Hickory Street Presbyterian Church: Tonight at 7:30 o'clock, Girl Scouts and at 8 o'clock, Ladies' Choir.

Wednesday. 3:45, weekly religious school; at 4:30 catechumen's class; at 7:45 Lenten service in charge of Senior Christian Endeavor Society; at 8, session meeting. Thursday at 2 o'clock, Ladies' Aid Society; at 7 o'clock. Junior Choir and Senior Christian Endeavor meeting ar 8 o'clock. Friday, 7 o'clock, Boy Scouts.

Baptist Activities Announcements for the week made at the services in Hickory' Street Baptist Church yesterday follow: League of Young Worshippers will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. All those who are considering baptism and church membership are urged to attend the Pastor's class Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday at 8 p. m. The Missionary Society will meet Thursday at 2:30 m.

at the church. The Pastor's Choir will meet for Easter rehearsal Friday at 4 p. m. Dr. James N.

Edmunds has moved his office to 429 South Webster Avenue. (Webster Avenue and Hickory St. Adv. AGED MAN INJURED William Nichols, 81, 1016 Meadow Avenue, suffered lacerations of the scalp early yesterday morning in a fall in ditch in the 1100 block of Maple Street. He was removed to the Hahnemann Hospital.

Sergeant William Zang and Patrolman Joseph Gscheidle investigated. His condition was reported fair last night. LEWANTOWSKI RITES Monslgnor Andrew Zychowici of ficiated at the requiem mass Saturday morning in Sacred Heart Church for Zygmund Lewantowskl, 428 South Washington Avenue. The funeral took place from the home of his 220 LINDEN ST. ITEUSKfQH SAKE "The Lady Consents" II Hill Harry Langdon Comedy JJfff''llV Jean Harlow afv(a" Spencer Trar AS8wMTOam, II ckey Mouse Cartoon lL Wc blood I iiiirrv 1 ik, LOOK BETTER II UM al BE READY FOR EASTER ONLY 2 WEEKS LEFT SEND ALL YOUR GARMENTS NOW LONGER Phone 357 Carbondale surcrs PLAIN DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED epidemic I It makes the old feel young and the young feel "springy" I NOW SHOWING FOR THE LAST 2 DAYS! BOB MONTGOMERY MYRNA LOY In the Pint Laugh Hit of Spring Carbondale Phone 357 PHONE 3 1164 We Are Now Open With a Complete Line of Passover Products Exclusive Distributor Northeastern Pennsylvania for MAN ISHEWITZ MATZO and Food' Products and Horowitz Bros.

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