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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1935 13 joyed and gifts were given out by Mrs, I aent on Sunday evening at church conducted today by the Ladies' Aid LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Green Ridge MJn Dorothy G. FackenthaL till West icrantOB I GORDON WILLIAMS JR.

Correspondent Nem Bh at Repnblieaa Branch Office Fhone 1105 Jaekaon St 4 MM Dinner Ch airman The Rev. Dr. William S. Merwln, speaker tonight at 6:30 o'clock at the annual rabbit dinner in the Crafts men's Club. William J.

crunden (above), retiring president, will be the chairman. Dr. W. Rowland navies will be the toastmaster end a musical Drocram i i e. it tVio nlnnsn Cnolatv nt SJmnsnn Sal Treharne, who played the role of I Santa Claus.

Holiday decoration were used. DRAKES CLUB CONVENES The Drakes Club convened recently in the home of Robert Reese, "883 North Bromley Avenue. Henry Ben nett, president, was in charge. Cards were played and refreshments were served by Mrs. Reese and her daugh ter.

Present were: Henry Bennett, Walter Bugno, Clarence Bugno, Wil liam Burke, Bud Thomas, Warren Jones. Robert and Edward Lawrence. S. O. S.

CLUB ENTERTAINED May Parker recently entertained the S. O. S. Club at her home. Re freshments were served and those present were: Betty Aston, Mary As ton, Lucy Barnaba, Ruth Bevan, May Parker, Amelia Prank, Betty Hughes, Mildred Ross.

Mary Wonders and peggy Wonders. T. N. T. CLUB CONVENES Harriet Bird, West Mountain, last night was hostess to the members of the T.

N. T. Club at her home. Games were enjoyed and a new member, Edna Hartmas. was admitted.

Lunch was served. Those present were: EdiA Hartman, Mabel Mayer. Ellen Bird, Pauline Nicholas, Harriet Bird, Myrtle Hazle ton. Dorothy Dletrlck, Mary Yuslnski, Violet Ord and Edna Hartland. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Yuslnski WEST SIDE JOTTINGS The Averil Club met recently and discussed plans for the Winter sea son.

Mrs. Grace Manno will enter tain the club on Thursday evening, uecemoer is. Mrs. I. M.

Slater, North Sumner Avenue, was hostess on Tuesday night M. E. Church. six new members were initiated into the Kris Tal Club at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. Ruth Farr.

Plans were made for a Yule tide party and a New Year's Eve fes tival. Roberta Morgan, Snyder Avenue, Is ill at her home. Mrs. Robert Black, 138 South Van Buren Avenue, will entertain the Sen ior World Wide Guild of Jackson Street Baptist church on Monday evening in her home. Gifts will be ex changed.

Paul A. Fern, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F.

Fern, 312 North Lincoln Avenue, js recovering from an appendicitis op eration at the West Side Hospital. Ann Jones, Swetland Street, re cently entertained the following mem bers of the Sequoia Club in her home: Miriam Bonear, June Eder, Dorothy Thomas, Mildred Morgan. East Scranton Robert J. Williams, 617 Prescott Avenue, correspondent. Phone 6920.

Dr. Curtin Addresses Parent Teacher Group Dr. Vincent T. Curtin spoke on 'Keeping Our Children Well" at a largely attended meeting of James Madison Parent Teacher Association in the school last night. Dr.

Curtin stressed the importance of preventing contagious disease. The meeting opened with community singing in charge of Miss Lowe. Evelyn Evans, vocalist, 'gave several selections accompanied by Mildred Hausser. and Cyrilla Flynn offered piano selections. Chistopher Boland, president, was in charge.

Benjamin Loewy was seated as vice president. The next meeting will be held on February 24 at which time the Rev. Dr. Henry H. Crane will be the principal speaker.

Raymond J. Lewis Is principal of the school. Mission Conference I i dickson crrr junior high school FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF PROJECT Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Directors of the Dickson City School District, until o'clock Eastern Standard Time, December 14. 1935. by Joseph Kuchlnski.

Secretary of said Board, at the Libraiv Room in the High School Building, situated on Carmalt Street. Borough of Dickson City, at a regular adjourned meeting of said Board at said time and place, and at which time and place the sealed proposals wUl be publicly opened and read, for the reconstruction and completion of a portion of the Junior High School destroyed by Are. i Jrtlch was situated on Carmalt and Albert Streets, and adjoining the New High School Building. The said reconstruction la to be made under a Project, which Is being financed. In part with funds provided by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.

AU requirements of the Public Works Administration. P.W.A. Form No. 179. July 22.

1935. and any Amendments thereto, together with aU other requirements of the Public Works Administration, (a copy of which may be obtained from the Architect hereinafter specified) must necessarily be adhered to In all matters pertaining to this project. Separate Proposals will be required for the General Construction. Plumbing. Heat in and Electric Wiring.

The said bidi are to be In accordance with the Plans and Specifications which may be obtained at the office of Lewis Hancock. Architect. Mears Building. Scranton. Pennsylvania.

A deposit of tlO.00, In cash, or certified check made payable to the School District, will be required to obtain the plans and specifications the said deposit is to be forfeited in the event the plans and specifications are not returned to the Architect within ten davs from the date the proposals herein are opened. Proposals will be considered from the plans and specifications hereinbefore set forth, and every Bidder must accompany the prooosal. with a statement under oath, of his financial standing, equipment, ownership, and performance record uo to date All proposals must be made on blanks furnished by the Architect herein, and accompanied with a Bid Bond or a Certified Check tor five (5) per centum of the bid. to be appropriated to the 8chool District in the event of refusal or neglect on the part of the contractor ta execute the contract within ten days from the date of acceptance and approval of the proposal as hereinafter specified. A Performance Bond of one hundred (100) per centum of 11 a Contract price and a separate Labor and Materialmen's Bond, in accordance with form P.W.

4408 Revised September 27. 1935. and in accordance with the Act of May 29. 1931. P.

L. 243. Section (b). in the sum of one hundred (100) per centum of the contract price must be deliverori tha School District by the successful Bidder lm meoiareiy auer uie execution of the contract or before the work is started. Construction Regulations, as set forth on pages 5 to 13 inclusive of Form No.

171 F.W.A. pertaining to Employment Service. Labor Preference. Qualifications for Employment. Hours of Work.

Wages. Payroll. Materials. Payment Wage Claims. Wage Adjustment.

Insurance, etc and Regulations Pursuant ta SO r.aUftrt "Kiclr Tlnlr Statute." and the Penalty claus set forth in oecuon or uie Emergency Relief Act of 1935 and Section 35 of the nriminal Code of the United States, shall be incorporated verbatim in all contracts and specifications. The minimum wage rates to be paid on this Project, shall be in accordance with the schedule of minimum rates in the specifications, and subject to the approval, before the execution of the contracts, of the Acting State Director tor the State of Pennsylvania. No Bidder may wicnaraw nis Did lor a period of 00 days as per P.W.A. Bulletin No. 47 if mn.

ditions require It. after the date set tor the opening thereof. All bids must be signed in writing by the bidder or bv an authorized agent of the Bidder. The said building must be completed and ready for occupancy not later than nine months from tne date of the signing of the contract. No bid will be considered which fails in any respect to comply with the terms of this advertisement, plans and specifications herein and the Rules and Regulations prescribed In P.W.A.

Form No 179 aforesaid. The Board of Directors herein reserves the right to refect anv and a'J bids presented. The acceptance of anv bid by the School District, is subject to approval bv the Acting State Director nf Pennsylvania. In accordance with P.W.A. Form No.

179. Chanter 11. Paragraph S. All contracts, bonds and Insurance Poli cies must be approved bv the Acting State Director of Pennsylvania before executed and work started. This advertisement is issued by the Board of Directors of the School District of the Borough of Dickson City.

Pennsylvania, pursuant to the authorization duly passed at its meetlne on October 2. 1935. juatfH K.UUHINSKI. secretary. 951 Carmalt Street.

Dickson flitv. Pa 30 7 12. ADVERTISEMENT FOR SOLID STEEL WHEELS REQUEST FOR BIDS Serial Contract No. 223 The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, pursuant to the order of the Interstate Commerce Commission, dated October 6.

1:9. Ex Parte No. 54. and amendments thereto, gives notice that It will receive bids for Solid Steel Wheels to our specification No. 953 30.

Quote on untreated also toughened rim. Separate prices on different classes shown on blueprint. Quantity Approximately 1.500. Points of deliverv East Buffalo. N.

Scranton. Pa. and Klnsgland. N. J.

Time of delivery As called for durine? the vear of 1036. Terms of payment Thirty davs from date of Invoice. Bids must be submitted to C. C. HubbelL General Purchasing Agent, at his office.

140 Cedar Street. New York City, on or before noon of December 27. 1935. and will be received and onened by him at said office. Bids to be accepted must comply in all respects to the order above men tion.

The right reserved to reject any and all bids. 12 19. IN RE: ESTATE OF GEORGE EISELE. late of the Citv of Scranton. Pennsyl vania, deceased.

Letters testamentary having been granted to the undersigned, debtors will make payment to and creditors present their claims to Screnton Lackawanna Trust Company. Executor. 504 Spruce Street. Scranton. Fa.

DAVID J. DAVIS. Attorney. 28 5 12 19 26 2 IN RE: ESTATE OF THOMAS DOCTH WAITE. deceased, late of the Borough ot Mavfield.

Lackawanna County. lette. a testamentary having been granted to the undersigned, debtors will make payment and creditors oresent claims to A. Winter. Executor.

431 Washington Avenue, Jermyn. Pa. PAUL M. DZWONCHYK. 21 28 5 12 19 Attorney.

NOTICE OV AUDITS Estates to be audited in the Orphans' Court ot Lackawanna County at the Orphans' Court Room. Scranton. Pennsylvania. Notice is hereby given that the accounts have been filed and confirmed absolutely in the following named estates, and that the same will be heard on the respective hw ounm neiow: Monday, Janaary IS, MM At 1 O'Cleek A. M.

1. Estate of Samuel N. Kramer, deceased Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company substituted trustee under will. S. Estate of Levi H.

Kramer, deceased: Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company substituted trustee under will. O. Edward Byers and the Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company, Xxecu Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company. I. Estate of Truman L.

Utley, deceased H. O. Likelv and the Scranton Lack. wanna Trust Company, substituted trustees under will. I.

In Re: Trust under deed of Augusta M. Utley: Scranton Lackawanna Trust bvuiunivY. ruBLee uuuer Dffa. T. Estate ot Henry H.

Finn, deceased: Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company, Executor. Estate of Michael Bines, deceased: Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company: Administrator. Estate of Clayton Curtis, deceased; Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company, Executor. Estate of Walter Krasowskl, deceased: I. 10.

owu nr. ivrusoweKi ana ine ocran ton Lackawanna Trust Company. Executors. 11. Estate of Emilian Obal, also known as Emiljan Obal.

deceased; Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company, Administrator. 12. Estate ot Wladislaw Kaleta, deceased; Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company, trustee under will. Estate of Mary E. Metz.

deceased: Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company, Executor. Estate of Serena Von Storcta, deceased; Third National Bank Sc Trust Company of Scranton, Executor. Estate of Edward Itterly, deceased: North Scranton Bank Jc Trust Company, Executor. Tuesday, January 14, l3t At 10 O'cleek A. M.

Estate of Alfred E. Connell, deceased; Jane H. Connell, Edwin E. Connell and Janet Connell Jermyn. Trustees under will.

Estate of Margaret Moran, deceased: Catherine Murphy, Executrix. Estate of Frances A. Schafer, deceased: Emma A. 8chafer. Administratrix.

Estate of John Memos, deceased: Stephen Oatsouphes and Prlmo Man nellis. Administrators. Estate of Ray Brown, deceased: D. L. Fickes and S.

M. Snook, Executors. Estate of Patrick J. Walsh, deceased: Martin J. Walsh.

Acting Executor. Estate of George Danko, deceased; Mrs. Julia Bartels. Administratrix. Estate of Charles V.

Decker, deceased: ary B. Petty. Lillian O. Coon and Kathryn Saxe. Executors of the estate of Margaret Deckar.

deceased Administratrix of the Estate of Charles V. Decker, deceased. Condon, deceased: John J. Altken, Executor. Estate of Gertrude Lloyd Wilson, de tflxSed: MyrWe Sn'fes.

Admtnistra Estate of Margaret Schauman. deceased; Roland Schauman, Administrator. Estate of William P. Boland. deceased Dorothy O.

Boland. Administratrix d. b. n. c.

t. a. Wedredav. January 15. 193S At 10 O'clock A.

M. Estate of Grace Shoplond. deceased: Catherine Baldwin and Dora Ounster. Executrlces. Estate of Katherine Miller, deceased: Matthias Welter.

Executor. Estate of William H. Johnson, deceased: Mrs. Annie E. Palmer.

Executrix. Estate of Joseph J. Green, deceased: Mary Green Administratrix. Estate of Edward Dolph. deceased: Grant L.

Bell and E. S. Dotoh. Trustees. (Fourth Partial Account).

Estate of Edward Dolph. deceased: Grant. L. Bell and E. S.

Dolph. Trustees. (Fifth Partial Account). Estate of Agnes Johnson, deceased: Frank M. Reean.

Executor. Estate of Anthony Mecheckl. deceased: Joseph W. Mehetzkl, Administrator. Estate of Bridget Powell, also known as Bessie Powell, deceased; James J.

Powell, Executor. Estate of Ben Bucewicz. deceased: 11. 14. 1.

It. 17. IS. 19. 32.

23. 29. 27. 2. 29.

30. 33 34. 35. 3 3T James J. Powell.

Administrator, c. t. a. a. aw.o avviru.ibQ, B.LCU ignated In the above list, will be audited bV the Hrm.

M. V. Ramlrv PrueirUnt of the Orrjhans' Court of Lackawanna County. In the Orphans' Court Room. Court House.

Scranton. during the Session ot Court on the date set for each estate, at nme au persons lnteres ieo snau attend. If they see fit. and there oresent their claims against said funds. THOMAS A.

QUINLAN. 12 19 26 J. ADVERTISEMENT FOR ANTHRACITE FUEL COAL REQUEST FOR BIDS Serial Contract No. 2M The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, pursuant to the order of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

dated October s. 1I9 Ex Parte No. and amendments thereto, gives notice that it will receive bids for its requirements of Anthracite Fuel Coal for neriod ending December 31. 1936. Estimated quantities as follows: 10.000 tons Grate Coal 10.000 tons Egg Coal lo.ogo tons Stove Coal 10.000 tons Nut Coal 75.000 tons Pea Coal 75.000 tons Coal 75.090 tons Coal 75.000 tons Barley Coal to be delivered In approximate equal daily auantlties.

f. n. b. at the mines on our Line of Railroad, or at such other points on our line ot Railroad as we may direct. Terms of payment 20th day of month following delivery.

Bids must be submitted to C. C. Hub bell. General Purchasing Agent, at his office. 140 Cedar Street.

New York City, on or before noon of December 27. 1935. and will be received and opened by him at said office. Bids to be accepted must comply in aS respects to the order above mentioned. The right is reserved to reject any and aU bids.

12 19. vieut. Jack spatt yoor wife's too pat I Society of Hickory Street Presbyterian I Church In the parish house. The ex hlbit will open at 3 o'clock and con tinue until 10 o'clock. Mrs.

Herman Asperschlager Is chairman. Christ Church P. T. A. Will Convene Tonight The Parent Teacher Society of the Sunday School Association of Christ Lutheran Church will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock In the Syh Mrs.

1 parlors. Edna E. Novak, senior advisor, win direct the program, Mrs. Louis Schmidt, secretary pro tempore, will cast the ballot for the election of the following officers: pres ident, Louis Schmidt; vice president, William Piehl; secretary, Mrs. Peter Huester, and treasurer, Mrs.

Frank They will take office in January. President elect' Schmidt will an nounce the various committees. An address on 'The Child, His Nature and His Needs" will be given by Mrs, Edward J. Mattson. The entertainment program centering, on the Christmas theme will fea ture the "Christmas Bag." Mrs.

Peter Huester and committee will have charge of this part tf the period. Mary Gogelin head of the Sunday School Primary Department, will have charge of the entertainment of songs and recitations. Dorothy Schoeps, Joan Ynngkurth and Betty Watt will take part. The Primary Department will sing a Christmas carol. The clos ing exercise will be entitled "Little Candles" with the following cast Richard Holbert, Hildur Mattson, Howard Schmidt, Ruth Gaus, Olivet Watt, Fred Bare Ins, Ruth Jeske, Josephine D'Oro, Fred Gaus, Betty Watt; Charles Yungkurth and Marian Deitman.

1V AWlMaMU liaac J.1UI Ready for Skaters Skating on Mountain Lake is pro hibited, Fred Bonnert, caretaker of Robinson Park and the lake, announced last night. He also requested parents to keep their children away from the lake until official announce ment is made that the lake is ready for skating. At present It Is very dangerous to attempt to skate on the pond. Accord ing to Mr. Bonnert, the Ice should be at least 4 Inches in depth and the thickness at the present time is li than 3 inches.

SPEAKING CLASS MEETS The weeklv soeakine class of the Dante Literary Society was held In the clubrooms Tuesday night with Orlando Bisciaio, chairman, prpesid ing Robert Barbini, who spoke on "The Fundamental Causes of War," was the principal speaker. Other speakers were: A. Bisciaio, Neil Trama, R. Preno, Leo Refice, J. Pagnlani, R.

Carooci. N. LaCanna, A. Sallevanti, A. Monacelli, Alfred Refice and Edward Refice.

SOUTH SIDE BRIEFS Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eastern Travelers enjoyed a Christmas party yesterday afternoon In P. O. S. of A. Hall.

Ptttston Avenue. They enjoyed games, luncheon, gifts from Santa Claus, etc. Mrs. Amelia Behlke was chairman of the committee. The Willow Rod and Gun Club served more than 100 members and friends at a turkey dinner Sunday at the clubhouse, Gouldsboro.

Jacob Hartman was chairman of the committee and was assisted by John Trapper and George Gardner. John Myers Sr. and John Myers 708 Prospect Avenue, and John Trapper, Pittston Avenue, left yesterday for Pike County on a hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Kane. 1502 South Irving Avenue, have left for Maspeth, L. to attend the funeral of John F. McHale, a relative of Mrs. Kane.

The Rev. Philip Rader of St. Mary's attend a meeting tonight at 8:30 o'clock in the hall to plan for the renovation of the high school audi torium. Mrs. August Schneider, 428 Alder Street, entertained Franklin Cryder and Robert Stinson, Lock Haven, th They attended conventlon at the c.

a. Miss Helen Koelsch, 1010 Pittston Avatiiio jm forlorn i mamhri nf har club recently. cs.a,, recent meetlng elected oustave Rau gchendorf steward for a one vear term Following the business meeting, at which Jacob song presided. smoker was enjoyed, uv.i,.i ruiw ni stneti nM returned home from New York. Theodore Kramer.

510 South Web ster Avenue, Is confined to his home by illness, The spaghetti supper and dinner served in Trinity Evangelical Parish House yesterday by the Ladies' Bible Class was largely attended. The class had deferred its meeting scheduled for tomorrow until December 19 at 8 o'clock in the parish house, Cooper School P. T. A. To Meet Tomorrow A meeting of the Parent Teacher Association of James Fenimore Cooper School will be held tomorrow night In the school auditorium.

The following program will be pre sented; Christmas carols, by the Mother's chorus of Green Ridge, under the direction of Helen Bright Bryant; playlet, "Breakfast," presented by pu pils of the West Scranton Junior High School. Miss Jean MacCracken, a member of the faculty of the West Scranton junior High School, is directing the cast. Fred Schroeder, a member of the Parent Teacher Association of the William Prescott School, will speak on 'Education for character." MAKE PARTY PLANS Members of the Lady Margaret Calder Lodge, No. 201. Daughters of Scotia, met Tuesday in the Green Plans were formulated for a Christ mag durlng th(, at.

part of the month in the Green Ridge Bank Building LEGAL NOTICES RE: ESTATE OF VIOLA BURS. LATE of the City ot Scranton. deceased. Debtora will make payment and creditor oresent claims to Raoda Auer. S45 Harrison Scranton.

Pa. FRED O. HANVFJJ. a at of be be in of The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Peter's Lutheran Church will conduct a clam chowder sale this morn ing at 11:30 o'clock In the church kitchen.

Mrs. Carl Youngblood Is general chairman of arrangements. South Side Joha J. Demath. Cedar in eatreapendeat Pbapt 4 I74S Republican Women 1 Reelect Officers Christmas Party Enjoyed By Group The annual Christmas party and election of officers featured the meeting held last night by the Women's South Side Republican Club.

Mrs. Ethel McBride presided. The following officers were reelected: Mrs. McBride, president; Mrs. Wanda Schauer, vice president; Mrs.

Eva Har greaves, secretary; Mrs. Mary Potter, treasurer; mis. Margaret scnmiw, sen tlnel; Miss Rose Speich, historian. Mrs. McBride gave an interesting re port of the convention held last month by the Federated Republican Women held at Harrisburg.

Reports of card parties held recently by the club were given by the following chairmen: Mrs. Rose Ulrich, Mrs. Eva leaner and Rose Speich. The club chorus, directed by Miss Maroella Ulrich and accompanied by Miss Ruth Puhl, sang Christinas an thems. Miss Ruth Ooursen enter talned with dance numbers.

Mrs. Eva HnrcrMVPK wan lh.lrnun nf iVvo Christmas party, and Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold chairman of the refreshments. Mrs. prances Flenne portrayed the role of Santa Claus and presented each member with a gift, box of candy, and pop corn ball, a number of new mem bers was presented to the club.

P. T. A. Will Conduct Christmas Meeting The Christmas meeting of the Parent Teacher Association of F. D.

Fastorious school will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the P. O. S. of A. Hall, Pittston Avenue.

From 7:30 to 7:45 o'clock parents will meet the teachers in conference. The business meeting will begin at 7:45 o'clock with Ernest Brown presiding. Mrs. H. cavanaugh, one of the delegates to the Stroudsburg convention of the Parent Teacher Association, will pre sent her report.

The following program will be given under the direction of Mrs. Carl Glaab. Trombone quartet, Christmas selec tions; Christmas play, "The Live Doll, third and fourth grade pupils; school chorus, Christmas carols; address. "Educational Value of Toys," Prof. J.

Fred Jones, Principal No. 42 School. Honor Pastor and Wife On 12th Anniversary A surprise gathering in honor of the twelfth wedding anniversary of the Rev. and Mrs. Edward J.

Mattson, Christ Lutheran Church, was held last evening in the parsonage by the ladies of the parish auxiliary. Games were enjoyed under the su pervision of Mrs. Peter Huester, secre tary of the auxiliary. Mrs. Albert Hoff man, president, presented the couple with a gift.

Response was made by the couple. Refreshments were served. Those present were: Mesdames August Stussi, Louis Schmidt, Jacob Hebman, Albert Hoffman, Herman Gogolin, Fred Klatt, Oustave Ketz, William Piehl, Elias Cameron, An thony Mehren, Robert Holbert, Peter golln, Lydia Fincken, Leona Huester, Christine Schafer and the Rev. and Mrs. Mattson.

At Globe Theater Automobiles skidding perilously on dirt tracks, speedboats bursting into flames, football players pounding the opposing lines, oisnonesiy wiu treachery in big industry, coupled with I OI "Buperspeea, me acuuu uiuh today, starring Norman Foster, Mary I Oarusie ana riorence oiooe ronignt. aio on ui gram a CaDln Kias musical, a comer. i lw" Fiction" Will De snown. luuisut, also Ladies' Gift Night and every lady attending win receive cup aw iu.ci free. FUNERAL HELD The funeral of Mrs.

Catherine Sawlcki. 123 South Irving Avenue, took Dlace yesterday morning from the home with services in bacrea Heart Church, where a solemn high reouiem was sung. Interment was in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Dickson City. The Rev.

Dr. Theodore r. Hann officiated yesterday afternoon at the funeral services in Hickory Street Presbyterian Church for Harry G. Warden, 919 crown Avenue, Inter ment was In Pittston Avenue Cemetery. MISS CONTE HOSTESS Miss Mary Conte, 906 Crown Ave nue, entertained members of the T.

L. W. Club at her home recently. Plans were discussed for a New Year's party, Games and dancing were en joyed. Refreshments were served.

Those present: Mary De Serio. Marie Lomma, Anna Cronkey, Anna Fat, Mary Conte, Madeline Staub and Rose Fat. The next meeting will be held at the home of Anna Fat, 829 Pittston Avenue, KNIGHTS' DONATION DAY Today is the annual donation day of Branch no. 45. Knlnhts of st, George.

All members, St. Mary's parishioners and all others desirous of making contributions may do so from clock this morning until 9 clock Clothing, articles of food, cash dona tions, will be received. Persons urhn or iinahla molt t.hftlr tions at the 'hall may communicate eiiner witn st. Mary Kectory or me home of Leroy Phillips, 717 Besch streeti or telephone 4 3570 and the donations will be called for. QUILT EXHIBIT TODAY Arrangements have been completed for the quilt and shawl exhibit to be I I ter IN Adams Avenue, eorreapondent.

Phone 3 S2M. Young People Make Week of Prayer Plans A meeting of the B. Y. P. TJ.

Coun cil, Green Ridge Baptist Church, was held last night in the church parlors with Dudley Kaley presiding. Plans were completed for the county B. Y. P. U.

committee meeting to be held next Monday In Green Ridge Baptist Church. Plans also were formulated for the Week of Prayer to be held in January. Arrangements were made for a swimming party to be conducted at Weston Field on January 16 under the auspices of the county as sociation. David Smith and his committee were appointed to take charge of the pub licity. Assisting him are Dorothy and Lorraine Jenkins.

Dudley Kaley was named editor of the monthly paper. Encampment Sponsors "Home Coming Night' "Home Coming Night" featured a meeting of the Scranton Encampment, No. 81, I. O. O.

held last night in the Green Ridge Bank Building. A program was presented under the direction of Carl Schoeppler. Miss Alice Simons, clarinetist, entertained with several selections. She was ac companied by her mother, Mrs. Karl O.

Simons. Pupils of the Sweeny and Rooney School of Dancing also were featured. Refreshments were served, Jack Plotkin, chief patriarch, pre sided at the business session when an outline of activities for the Winter months was presented by E. T. Dale Scheduled Meetings Joseph Bone will preside at a meet ing of the Deacon Street Quoit Club to be held tonight at the home of Andrew Miller, 601 Ruth Avenue.

The Wesleyans Bible Class of Asbury M. E. Church will hold' a clam chowder sale today in the church parlors be ginning at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Lanyon and Mrs.

Samuel Sykes will have charge. Members of the Women's Guild, Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, will hold an all day sewing and luncheon meeting in the church parlors today. Mrs. Phillip Greff will be hostess. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Harvey Butcher, presi dent, will preside. Under the auspices of District No. Inter cnurcn School Council a roller skating party will be held Saturday in Colonel Watres Armory. Evangelistic services will be held in Pentecostal Church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Miss Hattie Hammond will speak. The Rev. A. W. Smith will conduct the third of a series of young people's Bible studies at 7:30 o'clock tonight in Endeavor Bible Mission.

Weekday School for Junior children will be held at 3:45 o'clock today in Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Primary children will meet at the same hour tomorrow. 'The Junior Choir will rehearse at 4 o'clock this afternoon and the Carroller Choir will meet tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Both rehearsals will be held in the church chapel. Columbus sisterhood.

No. 82. Dames of Malta, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Green Ridge Bank Building. In the absence of Miss Johanna Dunn, Miss Louise Detty will preside. Plans will be completed for a Christmas party and banquet The junior Philathea Class of Green Ridge Baptist church will hold a benefit tea this evening at the home of Mrs.

Naomi Johnson, 327 Woodlawn Street Hostess to Class A meeting of the senior Philathea Class of Green Ridge Baptist Church was held Tuesday evening at the home or Mrs. E. S. Price, Monsey Avenue. Mrs.

Price, president, was In charge of the business session. Reports were made by Mrs. John S. Johnson, chairman of the Christmas bazaar committee, and Mrs. D.

G. Davis, chairman of the tea towel committee. A Christmas party followed the business session and featured a musical program by Miss Helen Price, Mrs. Elsie Vreeland and Blodwyn Rosser. Gifts were presented to Mrs.

Vreeland, teacher, and Mrs. Price, president. Members of the class also were presented with gifts by Mrs. Price. DEMOCRATS NOMINATE An enthusiastic meeting of the Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club was held last night in Stahl's Hall, 1411 Sanderson Avenue.

Frank J. Stahl. president, was in the chair. Nominations of officers was featured with all of the present officers having opposition. Election will take place on January 14.

The meeting was followed by a social. Refreshments were served. DORCAS CLASS PARTY Members of the Dorcas Class of Green Ridge Baptist Church will hold Christmas party and supper at 6:30 o'clock tonight in the church parlors. Mrs. Mildred Phillips, president, will preside.

Mrs. Mabel North will deliver the address of welcome and Mrs. Helen Thomas will act as toast master. A special program of music has been arranged and brief addresses will be made by several members of the class. Gifts will be presented by Santa Claus.

ODD FELLOWS MEETING An important meeting of the Green Ridge Odd Fellows Lodge will be held 8 o'clock' tonight In the Green Ridge Bank Building, Stanley Robin son, noble grand, will be in charge. The third degree will be conferred on four candidates. Several members the Sterling and Hamlin lodges will guests. A prominent speaker will heard. YULE SERVICE HELD The first of a series of five special Christmas services was held last night Green Ridge Presbyterian Church.

The program featured the interpretation of both ancient and modern Christmas carols, and included the following groups of carols: cradle songs, Wise Men, Holy Night, Shepherd, legends and customs and old Negro carols. The service was under the direction the Rev. Charles T. Leber, Miss Mary Nesbltt and Mr. and Mrs.

Rob ert P. Jensen. Boy Fractures Wrist In Plunge From Roof Paul Langan, 15, 706 Eynon Street, incurred a fracture of the right wrist last night at 6:30 o'clock when he fell about IS feet from a second story roof of an establishment near his home. He told attaches of the West Side Hospital, where he was treated, that a group of boys threw his nat on the roof and that he was forced to plimb up a pipe to retrieve it. Thomas Holland, 35, 225 North Van Buren Avenue, incurred a sprain of the right wrist yesterday afternoon when he fell while papering at his home.

Joseph Kinack, 8, 142 South Sev enth Avenue, sustained the loss of a front tooth and incurred cuts of the lip in a fall near his home yester day. Mrs. Theresa Bartosh, 21, 340 North Garfield Avenue, was treated for a cut of the left index finger Incurred while slicing a lemon at home last night. Supervisor of Mental Health to Give Talk "The Cost of Maladjustment" is the topic on which Miss Helen Matthews, supervisor of mental health for the Scranton School District, will speak to night at the meeting of the Parent Teacher Association in the James Russell Lowell School. A program, arranged by Mrs.

K. Northrup, includes: Wanda Mc Cloughan, recitations Stephen Fletcher, vocal solos; Jackson Faff, Irene Kappeal and Helen Jawaski, songs. i A feature wil be the "doll drill" by the following pupils: Irene Rodelski, Delores Wasco, Lois Richards, Sylvia Musko, Lois Melville, Susan Kurchika Marie Maher, Henrietta Lis, Virginia Scrosia, Mary Catorina, Ima Jane Paff, Alice Demigan and Doris Nicols, Reunion Arranged Plans are being made by the 1932 class or st. Ann Histn scnooi ior a reunion to be held during the Christ mas holidays at a date to be selected by the general committee. The class comprises: Sister M.

Ferdinand. Chicago: Brother E. Michael, Philadelphia; Gabriel Mc Graw, Robert Lunney, Coleman Nee. William Gownley, Francis Diskln, Paul Delmar, Paul Lilly, Robert McDermott, Evelyn Conway, Esther Loftus, Frances Keegan, Mary Hellar, Anna Lavelle, Mary Skrutski, Pearl Dzielklinski, Anna Jazlowleckl, Jeanette Rief, Brooklyn, N. and Francis Kapp, Maryland.

Mrs. Harris Buried Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Haris, 60, widow of Edward Harris, held yesterday afternoon from the late home, 923 Acker Avenue. The Rev. Lemuel Jones, pastor of Bethania Welsh Presbyterian Church, and the Rev.

Dr. William S. Merwin, Wash burn Street Presbyterian Church pas tor, officiated. The pallbearers were: Reese Jones, David Griffiths, Alfred Davis, Richard Richards, John Davis and John Sam uels. Interment was In Washburn Street Cemetery.

Victim of Attack A woman, described as Mrs. Martha Wasko, 38, 416 Price Court, was treated at the West Side Hospital last night at 10:50 o'clock after she had Incurred three lacerations of the scalp. She claimed the wounds were in flicted by her husband with a slipper, the authorities said. Five sutures were placed in the wounds and she was discharged; Card Party Tonight The Blessed Virgin Sodality of Holy Cross Church, will hold a' card and bingo party tonight at 8 o'clock in the church auditorium. Players are asked to provide cards.

Anna McGoff, Nell Ryan, Marie McGrath and Cath erine Lavelle are In charge. The Rev. Francis Toolan is moderator. M. V.

CLUB CONVENES The M. U. M. Club was entertained recently in the home of 'the Misses Catherine and Amelia Soma, Lafayette street. An entertainment nrotrram was given and refreshments were served.

Those present were: Alice and Marv IMdchaels. Sadi and Evelvn Sarkls, Freda Saba, Emily Leon, Jessie Momad, Amelia and Catherine Soma. The next meeting will be held at the home of Freda Saba, North Sumner Avenue. The West Scranton Democratic Club will meet tonight in the clubrooms. 121 123 South Main Avenue, to com board teams.

Ward leaders are asked stains PPter VrrfKP captains. president, will preside. GLEANERS WILL CONVENE Jackson The Gleaners' Class of Street Baptist Church will meet to Dlerks, 1607 Jackson Street, instead of at the home of Ida Lewis, 367 North wvHp Park Avenue. A Christmas Dartv will be held, changed. and gifts will be ex RUSSIAN PRELATES HERE Archbishop Vitally, bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church of North America and Canada, and Bishop Ironlm, Detroit Diocese, are guests of the Very Rw.

Ignatius Lachno, rector of SS. Peter and Paul's Russian Orthodox Church, 1820 Division street. The prelates will attend the council of bishops at south Canaan this week. GLEN CLUB TO ELECT Election of officers will be held to night by the newly reorganized Glen Political and Social Club In the club rooms, Luzerne Street. Patrick Durkln will preside and an invitation to all of of voting age Is extended.

The club Is nonpartisan. DRAMATIC CLUB TO MEET An important meeting of the Polish in be be on we be Aid of and a Reports Are Heard Miller, Ida Urbuteit, Emma Novak, Assuntion Church requeste all paint utnrv ers and 'carpenters of the parish carpenters of the parish to Walford Hopkins, soloists. Mr. Bevan i will lead community singing. George Mitzel and Henry Owens will give humorous sketches.

The Ladies' Auxiliary will Dreoare and serve the dinner. i Gavin Funeral The funeral of Thomas Gavin, for more than a half century connected with the Maintenance and Roadway Department of the Lackawanna Rail road, took place yesterday morning from the family home, 605 Hampton street A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated in Holy Cross Church by Monsignor J. M. Smoulter. The Rev.

Francis Toolan was deacon and the Rev. Francis Schmidt, subdeacon. Seated in the sanctuary was the Rev. Linus Fricker, Honesdale. The choir was under the of Miss Mar garet Hosie, assisted by John Gormley, soloist.

Interment was in Cathedral Ceme tery. The casketbearers were: Eu gene White, James Fleming, John Con way, Joseph Mannix, Henry Klein and Mihcael Calpin. HOLD BAZAAR TONIGHT Mrs. Alonzo president, is chairman of the annual Christmas bazaar and supper to be held tonight, beginning at 5:30 o'clock, by the Women of West Park M. in the edifice v.

She is being assisted by the fol lowing: Mrs. Henry Morgan, Mrs. William. Greene, Mrs. William Mem Mrs.

Robert Norris, Mrs: Glenn Sophia, Mrs. Thomas Seal, Bes sie Stearns, Mrs. Harry Reardon, Mrs. Earl P. Leader, Mrs.

George Carpenter, Mrs. Daniel Greene, Mrs. John Rockefeller, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Clarence Hines, Mrs.

Barnsfather and Mrs. Earl Clover. SPONSOR SALE The Cradle Roll Department of First Evangelical church will sponsor a clam chowder sale this morning at 11 o'clock the church. Plans are being com pleted for the Yuletide party to be held at 2:30 o'clock on next Wednesday afternoon. Gifts and candy will be passed out and election of officers will held.

Mrs. Stanley Kraemer will in charge. SQUADRON PLANS DANCE Squadron, No. 207, Sons of the LefflOTV will ronrinnf. PVtrlefmoe Hart December 28 in American Legion Hall, 906 South Main The committee includes: Stanley Mozeleski Vincent Rebicek, Cyril Rebicek, Teddy uonasKi, Edmund Gotoski, Eugene Zuzwick, Raymond Barnoski, Edward Blaslewicz and John Slowikoski.

MRS. ANTHONY SPEAKS Mrs. Elmer Anthony was the speaker at the meeting of the Chris isnaeavor society m. Ebenezer welan "esoytenan Church on Tues 1 wiuiuis was uie leafler ma Carl Bittenbender read ounpuwe. uiaoys wmiams, dent, presided.

REV. MR. LEBER TALKS The Rev. Charles Tudor Leber. Green Ridge Presbyterian Church pastor, spoke on "Missions" at the meet ing of the Tuesday Club on Tuesday e.V.to,ChriSt Church, supper preceaeo.

nis laix. ruua wcie wjmpieia jor ine "aig uroaacasi" to oe neia on January 14, Jack Harris was named publicity chair OI Uie C1UD, FISHERS' CLUB SERVICE Mrs. Eugene Reynolds will speak to nIght on WaU 01 Separation" at meeung oi me rni Gamma Fishers' Club of Hyde Park In the headquarters, 328 Fourteenth Avenue, plans wiU completed to attend the conference tomorrow night at Grace Reformed Episcopal Church. 419 Mon POLISH WOMEN PLAN DANCE Mrs. Charles Wiencko and Mrs.

Luther Bassett were named coc hair men or the third annual dance, to by the Polfch Women's Mutual Circle, No. 30. on January 22 In Hotel Jermyn at a recent meeting. Mrs. Walter Skiba will have charge the tickets.

SAGAMORES INITIATE Thomas Slrgany, James Galdieri I Victor Dominick were Initiated into the Sagamores Club at a recent meeting held In the home of Joseph Bocchino, North Chestnut Avenue. Louis Pizzo was appointed chairman the committee to plan the New Year's Eve party which will be held at place to be selected. GUILD HOLDS DINNER The Sunshine Guild of First Welsh J. a And YOU arf; "ww IEAio I Jj yL Eat 6READ. vou rwo.

WhuFFm At a meeting yesterday of the Worn en's Home Missionary society of Myrtle Street M. E. Church, Mrs. J. Wesley McCracken, president, gave a repeVt of the recent conference held in Forty Fort.

Mrs. Frank Hartman, the other local eR4 ako 8Pke Papers concerning the Blodgett Home in Hazleton and the Orphans' Home in Blngnamton were read by Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Rogers, Musical entertainment was furnished by Ferdinand Stender who gave two vocal solos, accompanied by Mrs. Arnold Kehrli.

Following the business meeting refreshments were served. Mrs, McCracken presided. Introduce AeW Feature At P. T. A.

Gathering The Parent Teacher Association of John James Audubon School met last night in the school auditorium' with 180 attending. A social and acquaintance hour, new to Audubon P. T. A. circles, was suc conduoted.

Parents and teachers joined in discussing prob Jems of the students and a new feel ing or understanding and cooperation was established between teacher and parent. Members of the intermediate grades of the school presented a musical interlude in charge of Miss Lil lian Aikman, director of music. Prof. Fred Jones led the community singing. Raymond Gibbs, president, was in charge.

SELECT MEETING DATE January is was selected as the date for the annual congregational meeting at a session of the church council of St. Peter's Lutheran Church last night. This Is the united business meet ing of members of the congregation. o. A.

who served as general chairman, issued reports of the annual I cnurcn Bazaar held last week. Mr. Wal ter reported that the bazaar proved successful. i. a.

icior Kaaio makes Happy Xmas. Time Davment. DUts one in vour home. unnnrn nnn 1 ayior Adv. EAST END NOTES The Ladies' Aid Society of Peters Prabykrian church will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock In the church parlors.

The bake sale orlgi naUy planned to be i held today has been indefinitely postponed. tonight at 7 o'clock In the church to rehearse the play that they will pre 8 Pat our bread on your daily menu and KEEP it there! It is neither thinning nor fattening and Its proteins help to maintain vitality. SCRANTON DISTRIBUTORS George Dortheimer, Cor. Layton and William Street, Chinchilla. Culkin 618 Lincoln Scranton Phone 3 7051 Dramatle Club will be held tonight at Congregational Church held its elev.

I Girl Scout Troop, No. 18, Peters the home of Helen Kania, 1330 Am enth annual dinner in the Dietrich burg Presbyterian Church, will meet 1 Richardson Bakery, Carbondale, Pa.) herst Street. Nomination of officers recently. Twenty three members at will be held, 'tended. A program of games was en 1 i 13 lf M.

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