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THESCRANTON REPUBLICAN. MAY 5, 1936 14 Mrs. Gveletti Dies Accuses Mayor 8 Persons Hurt South Scranton Green Ridge Suburban News 5 I In Auto Crashes Machine Goes Over Bank On Highway JIM Traffie XoB (In Scranton Area) Number of Accidents, 207 Dead. 17. Hurt, 265.

Right persons were injured in motor accidents here yesterday. Five persons were hurt slightly as a car, descend ing the Morgan Highway yesterday morning, went over a bank. Those injured were: Frank Band, feh, 55, 614 Smith Street; his wife, Julia Bandish, 35; Stella Sadaski, 30, 3265 Greenwood Avenue, Minooka; George Skiba, 55, the driver, 1224 Leomis' Avenue; his wife, Kathryn Skiba, 50; and Robert Sadaski, 3265 Greenwood Avenue, Minooka. They were treated at the State Hospital. Three colored persons were hurt slightly early yesterday when their car crashed into a safety standard In the 300 block of Lackawanna Avenue.

The driver, a man describing himself as Dr. Norton W. Groves, 35, Hazel Street, Wiikes Barre, was arrested for driv, ing while intoxicated. Others Injured were Mrs. KArmui Johnson.

35, also of Wilkes Barre. and 'Morris Highsmith, 28, New York City. iney received treatment at the State Hospital. School District Gets Partial Appropriation Cim WVPIW A i Loftus, treasurer of the School District, received $19,000 of the taonnn semiannual anoroDriation tnrinv trrmy the Department of Education at Har nsourg. The borough teachers will receive a month's salary this week.

The appropriation was two months past due and the teacher are four months In arrears. Now LAST SHOW AT :1 P. M. W5 Starta FrMay "Small. Gri" Also Strand News ENDS TODAY 21C Wheeler ttoolsey Til 1 P.

M. In 'SILLY BILLIES" Sciranton's Premier Showing Starts Tomorrow See her as a go to the devil youth on the trail of adventure! lllilllltllll With CARY GRANT BRIAN AHERNE Here's the portrait of a din ytek i li a 4 374S New Bex at Drag Stem ar NORTH SCRANTON Mother's Day Dinner Wffl Be Held by Glib Members of the Sports man Club win celebrate Mother's Day by Holding a dinner for then mothers in the clubhouse on Sunday next. Din ner will be served at 8:30 o'clock and will be followed by a program of ad' dresses, vocal and Instrumental music, Joseph Kivttn is chairman of the activities for May and Prof. John Culxin is chairman of the affair. Mr.

Culkin will serve as toastmaster. The speakers will be M. J. Costello and Deputy Attorney General J. J.

Hibbard. Thomas McCafferty will give a memorial address. Mrs. Harold Cawley and Miss Romayne Rock will sing several selections. Other entertainment will be furnished by the Doc Whalen Junior Minstrel Troupe, Billy Baskerville, harmonica, soloist, and the Barn Yard Minstrel Show Plays To Large Audience Weston Field Hall, Providence Road, was taxed to capacity last night when the ninth annual minstrel of St.

VIn, cent de Paul Church was presented under the auspices of the Holy Name Society of the parish. Michael Price was general chairman of 'arrangements and John Lee was director of the troupe. The vocal selections of the chorus and soloists were of high order and the jokes and antics of the endmen were received with rounds of applause, Joseph Roache was Interlocutor. Girard School P. T.

A. Will Meet Thursday The Parent Teacher Association of the Stephen Girard School will hold Its final meeting of the school year Thursday night. All parents are urged to attend as officers will be elected and other business of importance trans. acted. Following the business session, the children of the second grade will entertain with a playlet.

Mrs. Benja min Thomas will preside. Teachers will be in their rooms be, tween 7 and 7:45 o'clock to receive parents and discuss with them school room problems. Henry Kelly, principal of the school, will address the gather ing. Will Conduct Social At a recent meeting of the North End Improvement Club in its club rooms, plans were made to conduct a dance and social on May 30 in the clubhouse.

The following committee was appointed to arrange the details: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. O'Malley, Mrs. Noone, Adolph Poncek, Daniel Wright, Leo Coar and Patrick Malarkey. Em mett Hart presided.

The next meeting will be held on Sunday afternoon when plans will be made to finance the baseball team, which has annexed first place in the Blue and White Club Twilight League, Thomas Obsequies The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas was held yesterday from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry H. Hill, 1422 North Sumner Avenue. The Rev.

Dr. T. Telflon Richards, pastor of First Welsh Bap' tist Church, officiated. Hymns were sung by the Alfred Williams quartet, The pallbearers were: Frank Fiske, Frank Davis, Chester Thomas, William Thomas, William Davis and Bbenezer Thomas, interment was In Abingtpn Hills Cemetery. Federation Meeting The Young People's Federatluu Of Congregational Church of Lackawanna County will meet Thursday night at :15 O'clock In Puritan Congregational Church.

Stereopticon slides of the play, "Green Pastures," will be shown and musical scores will be sung by a group of young people from Plymouth Church, West Scranton. A social will follow with William Lewis In Women to Meet rrih vnrth of ronton Women's Re publican Club will meet tonight In St. John's Episcopal church parlors. ihai lM Nurdoll. will be the suest speaker.

Miss Gloria Ayers will enter tain with songs ana aancing. neiresn ments will be served by a committee headed by Mrs. Editn.wuson. juts. Elizabeth Weidnor preside.

HOSTESS TO CLUB uiu M.rv Robinson. Wavne Ave nue, entertained members of the R. L. Club on Sunday evening at ner hnm Fallowing a short business meeting, cards and bingo were played and prizes awarded to Miss Mary Tniirhnev and Isabel Robinson. Luncheon was served by Mrs.

Robinson. Those nresent were: Mary Reilly, Alice Robinson, Alice Gavlgan, Mary Robinson, Mary Loughney, Isabel 'Bovle. Marv Connors. Isabel Rob inson, Esther Kuleck and Evelyn Ro sencrans. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Mary Reilly, West Market Street.

JONES BOY BURIED Scores of friends and relatives were present yesterday morning at the fu neral of Robert Jones Jr. held from the family home, 445 Laurel street. A mass of the angels was celebrated In Holy Rosary Church by the pastor, the Rev. H. O'Boyle.

Interment was In Cathedral Ceme tery. The pallbearers, all cousins of the deceased, were: James Devine William Lee, Thomas Burke, Lemuel Cedar A Wtt S2S Osk Si wn DUNMORE 'I. Cleanup Week' Begins In Borough on May 1 Dunmore Borough Council last night set aside next week. May as Cleanup Week in the borough. Later Street Commissioner Frank Joyce, under whose direction the observance will be held, said the schedule would be a follows: Monday, First Ward; Second Ward; Wednesday, Third Ward; Thursday, Sixth Ward; Friday, Fifth Ward, and Saturday, Fourth Ward.

After this week the ash collection service will be suspended until further notice. Ped pie are warned that during Cleanup Week borough trucks will not haul garbage from the homes. All material that Is to be carted away must be left on the curbstones. Officers Are Chosen At Methodist Church The the fourth quarterly conference and the recent meeting of the Official Board of the Dunmore M. E.

Church, the following officers and committees were elected to serve during the new conference year: Official Board: the Rev. Earl r. v. wttfhrll. If.

J. Curtla. Reuben Bid well, Arthur Spencer, c. W. Burleigh.

Joel Rutan. rnomas Henwooa, waiter sarin, rtrlev mil Prerf Berrv. Henrv Collins. D. O.

Emery, Paul Holl, Harvey Medley, Cart Zelsler. Thomas Keller. Marian Kenney, Charles McOeehan, Carl Henry. A. 8.

Magor, RalDh Baas, E. B. Newton, Harry Palmer, William Palmer. Fred Milner. D.

H. Sharp, Harry Stevens, Prank Simonson, Hugh Wat ann nr. waiter u. Stevens. Haroia Emerr.

Walter Cross, Howard Harper, Edward Harper, William Evans, Mrs. Walter Stevens, owen i snarp. A. M. Bingnam, Dr.

H. M. Houck, John Wert. John Evans John Evans Noble Atnerton. E.

I Samson. Alice Williams, Mrs. Mae Shaffer, Mrs. Grace Ellis, Mrs. Samuel Watkins, Mrs.

D. O. Emcrv. Mrs. W.

J. Osterhout, Mrs. H. E. Collins.

Mrs. Edna Butler, Miss Grace Henwooa. Mrs. prank Brink. Officers: the Rev.

Earl V. Tolley; vice president, Henry Collins; secretary. T(lnh Baas: treasurer. Carl Zeizler: chief usher, Walter Barth: director of religious education, Charles McGeehan; dl rector of dramatics. Mrs.

Edna Butler: dis trict steward. Henry Collins; trier of ap peals, Owen Sharp; communion stewards, Mrs Mae Shaffer and Mrs. Grace Ellis. Membership and Lay Evantelism Com mittee: D. Emery, uwen snarp, ti.

Collins. E. B. Newton. Music Committee: pastor.

Charles Mc Geehan. Jayne niesecker. Noble Atnerton Rellgioua Education Committee: Charles McGeehan. Margaret Hazen. Margaret Bingham.

Harold Emery, Mrs. H. E. Collins, John Emery. Finance Committee: Harold Emery.

H. E. Collins, Ralph Baas. A. Magor, Carl zeigier.

Harry Stevens, A. M. Bingnam, E. W. Harper.

Benevolence Committee: Walter Cross. C. W. Burleieh. Marian Kenney.

Social Service Committee: Jayne Ble seeker. Mrs. Fred Webber. Auditln Accounts Committee: Arthur Spencer. Harold Emery, A.

6 Magor, L. contaon. Church Record Committee: Alice C. Wil liams. Or ley sell, Frank Slpionson.

Parsonage Committee: Mrs. W. J. Oster. hout.

Mrs. S. Watkins. Mrs. Wm.

B. Pal mer, Mrs. Mae Shaffer, Mrs. Arthur West cott. Pulpit Suopl committee: pastor, Thomas Henwooa.

u. u. Emery. Pastoral Relation Committee: D. O.

Emerv. Fred Mitchell, Orley Bell, Joel Ru tan. C. W. BurleUh.

Nominating Committee: pastor, Noble Atnerton. Waiter Barth. E. B. Newton, Reuben Bidwell and Hugh Watson Sr.

PLAN FOR DANCE The McHurti Bushweller Post, No. 3474, V. F. met In special session Sunday afternoon and furthered plans for an old time dance to be held May 13 In Washington Hall, Plans were also made for the public Installa tion which will be held Jointly with the Ladies' Auxiliary May 16 In Wash ington Hall. TAPPED TO FRATERNITY During the recent Soring Festival Week held at the University of Pitts burgh, David F.

Altlmari, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Altimari, South Blakely Street, Dunmore, was among fifteen advanced freshmen who were tapped to "Druids," National Sophomore Honorary fraternity. SOUTH SCRANTON Pastorius School Group Will Hold Card Party Plans have been completed by the various committees of the Parent Teacher Association of Pastorius (No. 3) School for the annual card party to be held in the P.

O. S. A. Hall Thursday night. upwards of one hundred prizes are offered for high scores and several door prizes are to be given.

Playing will jbegin at 8 o'clock. Mrs. John Oownley, general chairman, Is being assisted by a large number of mem bers of the school group. There will be a final general com mittee meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Elected Delegate Mrs.

A. August, president of the La dies' Auxiliary to Rabiego Oorgol Post, No. 3451, at a meeting last night In liberty Hall, 1101 Plttstno Avenue, was elected a delegate to the convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held next month in Altoona. Plans for Poppy Day and for tie members attending the Installation of the new post in Dunmore also were discussed. A large class of candidates was initiated.

MRS. SCHAEB BURIED From the home of her sister, Mrs. Theresa Wechsler, 916 Crown Avenue, the funeral of Mrs. Julia Schaeb, 642 Beech Street, took place yesterday morning. Services were held In St.

Mary's Assumption. Church, where the Rev. Philip Rader officiated at the requiem mass. The casket bearers were: William puhl, Francis Sporer, George Hen, Fred Weber, Frank Demuth and Charles Rader. Interment was in St.

Mary's (No, 8) Cemetery. COMMITTEE TO MEET Reservations for the banquet to be held Monday evening, May 11, at P. O. S. of A.

Hall, Pittston Avenue, by the Women's South Side Republican Club may be made with the chairman of reservations, Mrs, Eva Zlesmer. Mrs. Misury A' The funeral of Mrs. Rosalie OtU lettl, 75, 938 South Main Avenue, will; be held tomorrow morning at o'clock with a requiem mass in Lucy's Church. Interment, St.

Cemetery. Carbondale. Mrs. Civiletti. who died shortly fore midnight Sunday in her hoi after a few days Illness.

Is survived. by three daughters. Mrs. Frank AJ Bronso and Mrs. Edward PesaventoJ mis city, and Mrs.

Charles D. Scalso. Erie; four sons, Charles. John, Vincent and George, this city; ll grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Fedele Musso is In charge of fu neral arrangements.

SHIP STRIKE HEARING NOISY NEW YORK, May 4 W). An attempt tO Start ft oron.ml lb American ship crews here and a noisy court scene oeveioped today In the feud between officers of the International seamen's union and a "provisional strike committee" of union members. WPA BLAST FOUR GREENFIELD, May 4 (JP). Four WPA workers were killml dynamite' explosion today on a high way project. CUTS FINGER IN FALL Perry Buoichek, 61, 127 Union Street.

Taylor. Incurred a cut of r.ha left index finger at 6:30 o'clock last night in a fall near his home. He was treated at the Taylor Hospital. Continuous Shows Daily From 11 A. M.

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M. Wall Wtmmn Karhara Stsnwrck JOHN BUL.I.B in A Message To Garcia i to it r. h. Today tor Montgomery In "Petticoat Fever" Froo Parking Ml 7 and P. K.

Dick POWELL Ruhv KKELER 'COLLEEN' oeomoE O'BEIEN O'MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED" Chao. 7 "Darkeat Afrlo" Ediar Kenntdy Oomody DICK POWELL RTJBT KEELER COLLEEIl' Oable, Harlow aV toy "Wife vs. Secretary" Pete Smith and Cartoon Warner Baxter Gloria Stsart 'la Prltonor of Shark laland Mickey Moneo Comedy ad Nowi Warner Baxter Gloria stoarl 'The Frlaonor oi 8 HARK ISLAND" Ina Kae Rottoa Baod Silly gyaihoay Nevr i'fel Ml IMIMHT Ml MM aVasawc Tr Mill I JiS5 m. inir i im IIUIIU UIUIIUU DUNMORE Receive Bids Oil Three Jobs Fail to Make Offers on Nine Pa ing Projects Bids on three of twelve Dunmore paving jobs proposed as WPA projects were submitted last night at ar special meeting of Borough Council. The bids on the three' jobs amount to aooin $80,000, whereas the total cost of the 12 projects would have been $300,000 Sweeney Brothers submitted the only bids at the meeting.

This firm bid on the Grove, Electric and Dela ware Street jobs. The bids follow: Delaware, Electric, $43, 780.55, and Grove, $28,630. Those on all paving contractors failed to bid are Potter, Ward, Pine, Elm, Jef ferson Avenue, Throop, Cooney and Willow Streets. Warren B. Hunt, resident engineer for the WPA, was in attendance as the bids were opened.

No action was taken on the estimates. Instead it was announced the bids must now be sent to Council intends to learn If new bids must be advertised or whether the improvements should be postponed on the nine for which bids were received. The paving jobs are to be financed by a 45 per cent grant from the government with the property owners being assessed for the balance. They will have five years to pay off the 55 per cent. It is understood that one reason, for the failure of contractors to bid on the twelve jobs is the difficulty of sell ins: paving bonds at this time.

Only four Councilmen attended the meetings, Messrs. Burke and Juba being absent. Winters Funeral The funeral of Ralph O. Winters. 405 Dudley Street, was held yesterday afternoon from his late home with the Rev.

E. A. Dowey, pastor of Dunmore resbyterian and the Rev. R. Lucy officiating.

The pallbearers were: James arid John Bryden and Ralph Spencer, rep resentatives of Dunmore Council, No. 1022, Jr. O. U. A.

and Ray John son, Albert Propst and Arthur Cummins, representing Dunmore Lodge, No. 816, 1. O. O. F.

Interment was In East Canaan Cemetery. Welfare Card Party Mrs. P. J. Dempsey is chairman of reception committee for the card to be conducted by.

members of the Dunmore Child Welfare Association on Thursday night at 8 o'clock Odd Fellows' Hall, Chestnut Street. She is assisted by Mrs. T. Ferguson. 'James R.

Gilligan, door chairman, is assisted by Edward Devine, Joseph Gil martin, Burgess Thomas Ferguson, Thomas McDonnell, James Gatto and Arthur Engle. Table, nonplayers and door prizes Will be given. Players are asked to taring cards. GRIECO RITES HELD The funeral of Peter Grleco, 633 Cooney Street, was held yesterday morning. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated in St.

Anthony's Church by the Rev. William Crotti. J'he Rev. William Gislon was deacon nd the Rev. Dr.

William Boyd, sub deacon. The casket bearers were: Dominic Sabatelli, James Longo, Joseph Avil lun, James Young, Salvatore Cortege and William Phillips. Burial was in Mount Carmel Cemetery. UNEMPLOYED MEET At a recent meeting of the Dunmore Unemployed League, the relief question was discussed by Casper Morelli, recording secretary, and Joseph Gallo. The league has pledged Its support to the social security legislation aimed to help the unemployed and has voted not to support any candidate who does not have a platform dealing with the fare of the idle.

Plans were made for a spaghetti supper next month. The next meeting will be held May 8 at 115 Gibbons Street. EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL The monthly business meeting and social of the Epworth League will be held In the Dunmore M. E. Church tonight at 8 o'clock with John Evans incoming, nam ivi uuluiijs uu uie Sidney Institute will be discussed.

Games will be played and refreshments served. TO PRESENT COMEDY The Men's Bible Class of the Dunmore M. E. Church tomorrow night will begin rehearsals for a three' act comedy, "Constable Jerry From Fulton's Ferry," by Nate Foster Holmes, which is to be presented Friday night, June 5. Mrs.

Fred Butler is directing the play. BOROUGH NOTES The Berean Class of the Dunmore Methodist Church met last evening in the church for a social. Refreshments were served. i Miss Betty Swartz, North Blakely Street, has returned from State Col lege where she attended Junior Prom. The McHugh Buthweller Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet tonight at the Independent Hose Com pany rooms.

The Dunmore Improvement Association will meet tomorrow night In the Legion rooms, North Blakely Street. All merchants and the public are asked to attend. The Dunmore Women's Republican Club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Green Ridge Miss Helen Frank will preside. The committee arranging for the 'banquet to be held by the Electric Hose Company May 9 will meet to. night at 8 o'clock.

All members who expect to attend should make reservations with any member of the committee not later than this evening. 'Joseph De Petro Is chairman; Frank Murphy secretary; Halley Thorn ton. treasurer, and assisted by Rosar 'Castella. Paul Murphy, Douglas Stark (and Steve LapuskL The condition of E. A.

Dalley, 608 Place, who has been seriously 111 for the past few was unchanged last night. Dunniore GREEN UDGI School Workers MeetatAsbtiry Baptist Pastor Gives Principal Address A meeting of the officers and teachers of the Asbury Methodist Sunday School waa held last night. William K. Bright, superintendent, presided. Seventy five were present at the meet Ing, which was held preparatory to the annual Decision Day, to: be ob served nest Sunday.

Willis R. Ford, associate secretary of the' United Churches of Lackawanna County, gave a short talk. The Rev. Fred B. Vice land pastor of the Green Ridge Baptist Church; gave the principal address.

He discussed the responsibility of teachers to their scholars. 1 The assembly decided to hold the annual Sunday School picnic at New ton Lake Saturday, June 20. The celebration of Children' Day will be held Sunday, June 14. Committees were appointed to ar range for a joint Bible meeting of the churches of Green Ridge In As, bury Church, Officers of Baptist Union Are Seated Installation of officers of the Senior B. Y.

P. Green Ridge Baptist Church, was conducted Sunday eve nlng. The Rev. Fred B. Vreeland pastor, was the Installing official, as sis ted by Albert Browning, county pres, ldent, and Lee Priest, Blakely.

The officials Installed were: Dudley italey, president; Virginia Bachman, vice prelsdent; jean Dlmock, secretary, and David Smith, treasurer. Church Notes A prayer meeting will be held to night at 7:30 o'clock at the Endeavor Bible Mission. The Junior Choir, Green Ridge Bap tist Church, will meet for rehearsal this afternoon at 4 o'clock. William Price, minister of music at the Green Ridge Baptist Church, re quests that all young people of the church from the ages of 16 to 25 be present at the church tonight at 7:30 o'clock. He desires to organize a Young People's Choir.

The World Wide Guild, Green Ridge Baptist Church, will meet tonight at the home of Dorothy Kinsley, 116 Oak Street. The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid and Women's Missionary Society, Green Ridge Baptist Church, will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Gor don Dlmock, 1026 Woodlawn Street. The Girl Scouts, Green Ridge Pres, byterlan Church, will assemble this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. The Wesleyan Bible Class, Asbury M.

E. Church, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Bluett, 114 New York Street. Deacon Langhan Bible Class of the Green Ridge Baptist Church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Agnes Nicholson, 1304 Monsey Avenue. 'To Organize Team Try outs for positions on the Softball team of the Green Ridge Baptist Church will be held tomorrow after noon at 5 o'clock.

Players wishing to try out for the squad will meet at the Lace Works Field. The Green Ridge team placed second in the Y. V. C. A League last year, after winning the second half.

The following players are requested to be present: Chick Harte, Ellsworth Robson, Joe and Bill Powell, Bob North, Howard Meyers, Jack Rose, Dudley Kaley, Bob Hahnenberger, Stanley Smith, Jack Thomas, Warren Harris, Dean Kaley, Herb Perry, Roy Ehmllng, George Thomas and David Smith. Ladies Aid to Meet Mrs. J. C. Schoeppler, the prel dent, will preside at a meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society, Asbury M.

E. Church, on Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. Harry Sheridan will lead the devotions. The program will be In charge of Mrs.

Harold Evans. The society will also conduct a bake sale on Thursday from until 4 'clock in the parlors. Orders may be placed with Mrs. Fred Boyles, Mrs. Henry Griffin and Mrs.

Walter Luts. HOLD BUSINESS MEETING A business meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society, Zlon Evangelical Church, was held recently at the home of Miss Arlene Heise. The president, Alice Blackmore, presided. Plans were made for an ice cream social to be held June 11. Arrangements were also completed for a supper hike to be held on Memorial Day.

The candlelight Installation of new officers and the consecration service was conducted along with the worship service. CARD PARTY TONIGHT A public card party will be held by Columbus Commanderv. Knights of Malta, In the Oreen Ridge Bank Building tonight at 8:45 o'clock. Prizes will awarded for high scores at pinochle and bridge. Refreshments will oe served.

trict Attorney M. J. Eagen were the speakers. The Women's Missionary society oi Christ Lutheran Church will! meet this evening in the parsonage with the president, Mrs. Peter Huester, in charge.

Members and friends of the society are urged to attend. The newly formed aiee ciud oi tne Dante Literary Society will meet after the speaking class tonight in the clubrooms, Cialdinl's Hall, Prof. D. A. Jones is directing the glee club.

The Ladles' Auxiliary of St. Mary's Mater Miserlcordla Hospital will meet tonight in the nurses' home, Stafford Avenue. An important meeting of the first unit of the Eleventh Congressional District, National Union for Social Jus tice, will be held tonight at 8 o'clock In the Goodfellowshlp Club, 1512 Pitts ton Avenue. All members are asked to attend. Mrs.

Louise Liebrlch and daughter, Mrs. William Rempe, 616 Pittston Ave us, have returned home from New York. SOUTH SCRANTON To Address Lodges DAVID W. DAVIS Members of Henry L. Johnson Coun ell, Jr.

O. U. A. Johnson City, N. will be guests of Patriotic Council, No.

822, in Junior Mechanics' Hall Thursday night. A program has been arranged by the committee headed by Otto H. S. Sheldon Castles and Ray Tannler are assisting. The principal speaker will be David W.

Davis, Kewanee, well known in this section. Members of other coun cils are invited. A social will follow the program. The weekly business meeting of the local council will start at 7:30 o'clock with Henry Ferber, councilor, presiding. Mark Anniversary Of Patriotic Order (Members of Washington Camp, No.

430, P. O. S. of and other camps in the city attended the informal celebration of the forty seventh anniversary of the organization last night in P. O.

S. of A. Home, Pittston Avenue Dominoes, card, entertain' ment, a smoker and luncheon made up the nrocram In which the several hundred members took part. The entertainment included card tricks bv Alex Russell and novelty harmonica selections by Leonard Del mar: Herbert Kresge, accordion player. and "Mac and Oscar," ventriloquist and his pal.

Howard T. Boyer was chairman of the committee. Arthur Barclay Is president of the group. Trie camp is one of the oiaesc in the valley and has a membership close to 900 It has assets of over sso.ooo ai addition to owning its own property, The camp has paid out more than $150,000 in sick and death benefits. Scout Band to Play Scranton Scout Council Band, under the direction of Chris Hanselman and managed by Arthur L.

Weeks, will give concert from 7:45 to o'clock on Saturday night In Junior Mechanics Hall, Alder Street, for the benefit of the Mattes Community Cen ter Building fund card party. Pinochle andiineo will be the feature games. Players' are requested to bring cards. Over 125 prizes are to be awarded and refreshments served. Card playing will atnrt.

after the concert program. Mrs, Herman Mauroschadt is chairman and Carl D. Graham, cochalrman. South Side Briefs The South Side Men's Democratic Club will meet tonight junior Mechanics' Hall, Alder Street. Successful candidates at the recent primaries are Invited to attend.

Leo Murray is president. The St. Vincent de Paul Society of Sacred Heart Church will conduct a benefit card party and dance tonight in the parish haU. The proceeds will be used to clothe poor children of the parish for first holy communion. Members of Groups 269, 63a ana 648 and the Junior Oiris' ciud oi the Polish Women's Alliance, meeting last night, planned to hold a Mother's Day: program Sunday.

Miss Emilia Zychowicz is chairman of the committee; Mrs. John Buguszewskl, and Mrs. Henrietta Cabo, treasurer. The Luther League of Christ Lu theran Church met last night to discuss various church subjects of Interest. The guest speaker was John Weischeldorfer of St.

John's Lutheran Church. Florence Welchel was In charge of the meeting. Members of St. Mary's Dramatic Club enjoyed a social session last night in the gymnasium following their business meeting. The Men's Club of Second Reformed Church will serve a ham and egg supper tonight from 5 to 8 o'clock in.

the church parlors, Prospect Avenue and Willow Street. Committees of the south side Civic Club, at a meeting last night, reported on projects they are advocating under WPA, Including the Cedar Avenue sewer project In the 1700 block of Oedar Avenue and a viaduct over the Stafford Meadow Brook. The meeting was held in the Hew quarters, U28 Prospect Avenue. Gustave, Ruckriem was reelected steward of the Worklngmen's Society at a meeting Saturday night. The Mixed Bible Class of Prospect Avenue M.

Church will sell clam chowder tomorrow morning at 11 clock in the following homes: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Renner, 932 Alder Street; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keukes, 923 Beech Street, and in the church kitchen, Prospect Avenue and Birch Street.

The Mirtz Bowlers Booster Club will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock In Mlrtz's Restaurant. The Eleventh Ward Booster Club discussed plans at its meeting last night in Junior Mechanics' Hall for the annual ball to be held May 25. George Donaldson and Jacob Beckerle are the chairmen of the committee. Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Francis Catholic of which the Rev.

William Glroux Is pas tor, held an enthusiastic meeting last night' in Cialdinl's Hall. The Rev. Francis Morllno, Hasleton, and Die i I (i Indicted by a grand jury on charges that he entered into unlawful patronage deals prior to his election In 1933, Mayor George J. Zimmerman of Buffalo, N. Is shown above leaving the courtroom after pleading not guilty.

Accused of promising political jobs In return for withdrawal of the city's former mayor from the race, Mayor Zimmerman, If convicted, would face removal from offlce and a maximum prison term of five years. Yarns, Robert Grier and Robert Jones. COMPLETING DANCE PLANS Plans are being completed by the Student Alumni Club of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church for the dance to be held on Thursday, night in St'. Joseph's Auditorium.

The ballroom will be appropriately decorated. The officers of the club will be In charge and will be assisted by a large committee. NORTH END NOTES Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Ash, Hazleton, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. David James, William Street, for a few days. The Leggetts Creek A. B. Club will meet tonight in its headquarters.

The business meeting will be followed by a social and bingo will be played. A special meeting of the National Union for Social Justice will be held tonight in St. Mary's Hall. Members of the committee arranging for the dance to be held Saturday night are urged to attend. Gerald Dunleavy will, Form Social Club A bachelor party in honor of Wil liam T.

Evans was held last night in Calpin's Restaurant, North Washing ton Avenue. Later the group of. 30 organized the Calpln Social Club. The following officers were chosen: Thomas Morgan, president; William Barrett, vice president Joseph Rooney, secre tary treasurer. The club will meet the first Monday night of each month.

GERMANY TO QUIT FLOGGING BERLIN, May 4 yP). Floggtng of prisoners is to be abolished. NOW PLAYING A ONE MAN CRIME ism "SPECIAL INYESTIGATC.T Comedy, Cartoon, News 26c Til 5 P. M. 37c After 5 Children 16e 400 Seats Nights 26c Starts Wednetday at Mi fez VJi potc To A i i v.

jri? i VDDD(DQJ (DDiDLLLDooo pampered, spoiled and spiteful whose ma licious lies nearly wreck ed the lives of 'THESE TUB6 1 SSrVWaier It Will Exceed lar Eva Hargreaves, general chairman, has called a meeting of the banquet committee for Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at P. O. S. of A. Tickets may be obtained from the district leaders or officers.

Mrs. Ethel McBrlde will be toastmaster. SPONSOR MINSTREL Sponsored by Patriotic Council, No, 822, Jr. O. U.

A. the Charles 8. Ross Bible Class minstrel troupe will perform In Junior Mechanics' Rail en May 11 and 12. Proceeds will go towards the Widows' and Orphans' Fund. trA rauntlerOT" In Attendance By Thousands TT Ti VJTi FF JT) A ar.

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