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13 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1935 How the Quins Look to the Outside World the various exhibits of notorious crime cases, pistol, rifle and machine gun ranges and other divisions in the bureau. Sadistic Maniac Sought bv Police WEST SCRANTON Gordon Williams, Jr.

Correspondent News Boi at Republican Branch Office, 1105 Jackson St 4 3404 PHONE Attacked of I Women Evades Arrest Hold Rally Services The Rev. R. J. Williams, pastor of Ebenezer Welsh Presbyterian Church, was the guest speaker yesterday aftec noon at the Rally Day exercises in the Garfield Avenue Mission. Fred A.

Jenkins, superintendent, was in charge. A musical program was given featuring Ivor Price, harpist; Mrs. Ruth Thomas Foster, soprano, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anthony, saxophonist and pianist.

Dedicate Giicken Coop Church Legion Squadron Installs Tonight 300 Attend Services on West Mountain; Open Worship With Hymn on Phonograph Pulpit CHICAGO. Sept. 22 (T) Police seeking the sadistic maniac who savagely attacked four women in the Austin district in recent weeks today planned to study records for a clue to his identity. With the West Side district frequented by the fiend under heavy guard. Captain W.llard Malone announced he would dispatch detectives tomorrow to examine the records of the hospitals for the Insane at Dunning and Elgin.

111. Captain Malone said a list would Hold Public Ceremony For Vets' Sous Here Woman Gives Old Bible COMMITTEE MEETS TONIGHT The finance committee of the Ladies' Auxiliary to West Scranton Post, No. 675. American Legion, will meet tonight in the Doyle Building, At Services in "Church" Commander Willard Williams. West North Main Avenue, to outline plans Scranton Post.

No. 675 American for a card party to be held next Legion, will be in charge of the month. Mrs. Lillian Jenkins is chair public installation tonight at 8 o'clock man. Others on the committee aret i be made of all Inmates released in the last two years and now living ithin Mrs.

Mary F. Murphy, Mrs. Mary Kreis, Mrs. Jack Evans and Mrs. Jo sepli Wirth.

WEST SIDE JOTTINGS Girl Scout Troop. No. 14, Firct Welsh Baptist Church, will hold its first Fall meeting tonight in the church basement. All girls over ten years of age are invited. a three mile radius of the Austin district.

A systematic roundup of the suspects will follow, the captain said. Michnlio Iannella, 24, was taken Into custody Saturday night. Authorities announced Orlando James, husband of one of the victims had identified him but James subsequently admitted he was mistaken. Iannella maintained that on the night Mrs, James was attacked he had accompanied a young woman to a theater. Captain John Stege questioned I.innella's girl friend and reported that she had substantiated his claim.

Iannella was tlvn released. Mr. and Mrs. N. Milton Lewis, 512 North Rebecca Avenue, have returned from a two week vacation in Atlantic City.

Miiiinniyjiiiiiiinii ti More than 300 persons from many sections of the city yesterday afternoon filled to overflowing the chicken coop church of the Berean Sunday School on the West Mountain to hear the unsalaried minister of the parish preach a humble dedicatory sermon. "It was suggested here last Friday r.ieht," he said, "that since the Prince of Glory was born in a manger, a chicken c.xp might well be converted into a gospel tabernacle. "God chooses the strangest circumstances, the lowest plsees, and the humblest people to accomplish His great purposes. Thus, like the Lord Jesus Christ. Himself, a rejected stone often becomes the headstone of the comer.

"The conversion cf this building to its present condition has meant a great deal of sacrifice, of labor, and of prayer. All this should make it a hallowed spot to us. "In the name of the Father. Son and Holy Ghost, the true God. we now; dedicate, consecrate and set it apart as a sacred place of worship, sour saving and Christian service.

"God has. though, in a great sense preceded us in its dedication. God knew its destination before it was built." Tr.e minister, the 31 year old Rev. Edward Canterbury, made his dedicatory address after an impressive sermon. "The Pathway of Life." preached by the Rev.

Kermit Greer.e. Justus and Lake Sheridan. i The service opened with the play Ir.g of a hynin on the phonograph pulpit and as followed by prayer! led by the Rev. Mr. Canterbury.

Miss Helen Forgeng. North Lincoln Avenue, spent the week end in New An aged woman, attending the dedication of the chicken coop church yesterday afternoon on the West Mountain, gave one of her most cherished personal possessions to the congregation. Traveling a long distance to attend the service, the woman walked to the phonograph pulpit, opened a large Bible to a yellowed paper note, telling of her husband's deatfc. "This is my contribution." she said. "Will you please read Scripture from here." It was I Kings, ISth chapter, verses 14 to 39.

"This Bible was presented to my husband and me over fifty years ago as a wedding present by the Rev. Mr. Naylor, second minister of the Jackson Street Church. "We've had much consolation from it and it breaks my heart to part with it. I know it will be honored by your people." A slight choke mounted in her throat and she wiped her eyes, making her way to her seat in the congregation Mrs.

Jack Shepherd and Mrs. George Brown and daughters. Sue and Ruth. Palisades Park, N. spent the week end with Mrs.

Letitia Bowen, 137 South Garfield Avenue. Taylor Evan Evans, 109 West Taylor Street, correspondent. Phone Taylor 129 B. Mrs. F.

Shenlnger, instructor, will be in charge of the Home Hygiene Class of the Ke.vser Valley section tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Hose 8, North Cameron Avenue. Harry G. Fry Eleeted Legion Commander North End forte J. Loftus. 328 Oak street, correspondent Phone 1 2074.

REV. JESSE L. WILSON of Squadron No. 675, Sons of the Legion, in the headquarters, Doyle Building, North Main Avenue. William Hughes will be inducted as squadron captain while his father.

Machines Damaged As Red Light Fails One hundred and fifty people ipie crowded the inside of the smill TAYLOR. Sept. 22. At a largely attended meeting of Taylor Post. No.

306. American Legion, held on Friday evening, Harry G. Fry' was elected commander for the coming year. He succeeds Matthew Bender. Milton M.

Evans was reelected post flnnnr officer, and Chester Llewellyn, finance adjutant. Other officers named are: senior vice commander, Eli Gordon: junior vice commander, Wlnfield Masters: chaplain, Charles Hodge; delegates to County Committee, Matt Bender and Oswald Howells: alternates, Harry Fry and Winf.eld Masters. District Commander Joseph M. Rosar will preside at the installation October 4. Literary Men built chicken coop whue as man; heard the sermon through open doors Three Autos Figure in North End Mishap Copyrisrhti 1935.

NKA Service. Inc. Emmett D. Hughes, chairman of the sons' committee, will present the permanent charter to the youngsters' organization. The Rev.

Jesse L. Wilson, pastor of Simpson M. E. Church, will be the guest speaker. Entertainment will be provided by a group from the West Scranton Junior High School.

The following officers. In addition to Captain Hughes, will be installed: Meet Tonight Dr. A. D. Upton to Address Plymouth Society at "Manor Perched on the porch rail of their Ontario home, these quins for all the world resemble tiny chatauqua lecturers as they greet their guest fans from near and far.

Wouldn't ou swear that Annette was consulting her notes? And you can almost hear Emile say, "Dear friends, I am deeply touched while Marie, her welcoming speech evidently concluded, seems to want down. Three automobiles were damaged In an accident that tied up traffic for nearly thirty minutes shortly before o'clock last night at North Main Avenue and Parker Street. No one was and windows. They also Joined in the singing. Selections were given by St.

Mark's Lutheran Church Choir. Robert Can terbury, musical saw solo, and Mr and Mrs. Ben Davies, duets. Prayers were pronounced by the Rev. Robert Charles White and the Rev.

B. L. C. Baer. pastor of Jackson Street Baptist church, gave benediction after the singing of the hymn.

"The Old Rugged Cross." Twenty eight dollars were collected. The original congregation held its services in homes cf members and collections averaged about SI. 25. A long list of donors, including George Morgan, first lieutenant; Wil Ham R'irVfV second lieutenant" Pnhert injured. (Political Adv.) To My 3rd Ward Pri cnds: I p.m deeply grateful for the splendid support you accorded me in my campaign for Council.

I sincerely thank you. EVAN JENKINS more Members of the Men's Literary and Debating Society of Plymouth Congregational Church will inaugurate their Fall Winter season tonight at 8 o'clock at the Summer home of Mrs Harry Jones. "Manor Farms." Fleet of a series of card parties to be held tomorrow night in the church basement. There will be door prizes and prizes for the holders of high scores. Players are requested to provide their Pavne.

chaplain; George Wickkiser. Naivid. Eynon. operating adjutant: Paul Price and Thomas north on Main Avenue, crashed into Ford, sergeants at arms: Robert Hoff a car traveling west on Parker Street, man. finance officer, and Warren The latter machine was driven by Jones, historian i cl'de Watkins, 3338 Olyphant Ave Items may be left at Knoepfel and Drug Store or 1531 Electric Street.

Phone 2 8036. nue. Narvid car then sidewiped a own cards, seven people who offered pianos to The Rev. Dr. A.

D. Upton, pastor church, and persons who made and lecturer of the organization. 1 YX7 machine driven by Mergo Cappellinc. MepUl)llCan Omen and as the former attempted tial 1 1 1 to stop for a traffic light the car A u't Loss of His Own Vote Costs Him domination personal contributions of sums of which includes most of the men o. rr.onev.

was rear! bv the Rev. Mr. rn. tr rhnr. 'v twv nr Tt turned over on its side and had to Nominate This Evening terbury, who offered his deepest of America in Universal History." A Pln I7ll Cai'ah given by the Rev.

Mr. Lyon and Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. Louis Pilora and Arthur Spencer led in a short memorial service for Mrs.

P. A. Hoffman and Mrs. C. H.

Weber, who died during the year. A musical program under the direction of C. H. Stevens was enjoyed. Mrs.

Lyon was the accompanist, ist. Present were: the Rev. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hall. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kellar, Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Bidwell, Mr. and Mrs. George Correll, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Curtis.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burleigh, Mesdames J.

W. Pinnell, Louis Filosa, Fred Russell, Compton; Arthur Wescott, Fink, Edwards, Moore, Susie Secor. Miss Kate Secor and C. H. Stevens.

mm mi mm BOYS CLIB TO MEET TAYLOR. Sept, 22 A meeting of the Taylor Boys Club will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the club rooms on Fox Street. Plans for the Halloween party and awards for the soft ball and basketball championship will be made. Ben. J.

Llewellyn, president of the Board of Directors, invites members of the Borough Council, businessmen and all townspeople who supported the club's activities to attend. thanks and appreciation in behalf of discussion period will follow. his congregation. The theme of the ten meetings to b.J held monthly will be "A Philosophical Presentation of American History." The keynote will be "The Rise of the American People." Cars will be provided for mem Attorney Peck to Speak Tomorrow Night Institute Sessions To Open Tonight bers without transportation and will An Important meeting of Celestial Lodge. No.

492, I. O. 6. will be held tonight in headquarters. Church Avenue.

Officers for the ensuing term will be nominated, plans will be made for a series of card parties to commence October 21. and for a trip to Milwaukee Saturday night to attend the meeting of the past grands. Paul Wagner, Williamsport, state grand warden, will b5 the principal speaker at the meeting and an elfort is being made to have all members of the local lodge attend. Following the business session the degree team which will represent Lackawanna County in the contest at Mascnic Temple Wednesday night will hold its final rehearsal. leave the church at 7:15 p.

m. for: The initial Fall meeting of the West the Jones residence. Dr. J. Paul Side Women's Republican Club will president of the society, will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock preside over a short business period Washington Hall.

North Main Ave and the entertainment and singic? nue. with Mrs. Bessie Fowler Davis, will be in charge of Lew J. Price. 1 president, in charge.

Other officers of the group are: Attorney James K. Peck will be the Rev. William A. Dean to Give Lecture? Nicholas Maskaly, the only Republican candidate for Dunmore Borough Council in the Fourth Ward, lost the nomination in the primaries last week to Willard Hazen, who conducted a sticker campaign, because he (Maskaly) was unable to vote for himself. This was revealed in the completion of the official count Saturday, which showed that Maskaly lost by only one vote.

Primary Day, when he arrived at the polls, he was informed that he was registered as a Democrat and could not cast a vote for himself. Hazen, the victorous candidate, was formerly employed by Maskaly as a truck driver. Charles Juba won tile Democratic nomination in the same ward Third Ward Club Will Be Organized Tonight be towed to the garage. Failure of the red light on the traffic signal to work was given as the cause of the accident. Patrolmen Boyd and Kath alynas of the radio crew, investigated Two automobiles were damaged but no one was injured In a collision tt Albright Avenue and Green Ridge Street at 4:20 o'clock yesterday morning.

Sergeant Balsom and Patrolman Balcruis arrested Charles R. Heilig, 1606 Dickson Avenue, driver of one of the cars, on a charge of operating an automobile while Intoxicated. The driver of the other car was Daniel P. Healey, 1115 East Locust reet. Unable to find his way In the dense fog at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, Nelson C.

Pearce. 601 Bates Street, driving east on West Market Street, crashed into the doors of Engine Company No. 8, headquarters. Both doors and the car were damaged. No one was injured and no arrests were made.

Patrolman Rosar investigated. An automobile jumped the curb at Wyoming Avenue and Electric Street at 1:30 o'clock yesterday morning and TWO GUEST PREACHERS TAYLOR, Sept. 22. The guest preachers at the local Methodist Episcopal Church today was the Rev. Don aid S.

MacKellar, Scranton, and at the Calvary Baptist Church affiliated with the Abir.gton Association was Prcf. James R. Hughes, layman of th9 Immanuel Baptist Church. The midweek prayer services of the latter church will be held on Wednesday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Llewellyn, Union Street.

The annual Fall conference the Willard B. Oliver, vice president, principal speaker. Sam Bevan will be Canton Oliver, secretary: Daniel in charge of the entertainment pro Lewis, treasurer; Roy N. Williams, Sram and will give talk on "Regis Hyde Park Bible Institute will open at 7:45 o'clock tonight in Jackson Street Baptist Church with the Rev. ptar.ist.

and Richard H. Phillips, pub The Young Men's Civic Club of the Third Ward will be organized at a meeting to be held at 8 o'clock at the home of Joseph F. Doud, 538 Chestnut Street. All young men of the ward are Invited to attend. Election of officers and appointment of committees to draft a constitution and by laws, and formulate a program cf club activities will feature the session.

WUliarn Alien Dean, youthful Aldan. I elector. minister, as the guest speaker. The lectures are open to the public. Lincoln Heights Man tration." Ward and District leaders are urged to be present and an mutation is extended to all West Scranton Republican women and their friends to attend.

A social will follow with Mrs. Rachel Thomas as chairman. Incurs Gash in Fall Rescue Lodge to Holtl Card Party Saturday Rescue Lodge. Knights of Pythias. ine ut.

a. l. t. tsaer. institute dean and pastor of Jackson Street Church, will deliver the address of welcome and also preside as chairman.

N. Milton Lewis, president of the Board of Governors of the institute, will make a few remarks. Mr. and GETS GOVERNMENT JOB TAYLOR, Sept. 22.

Francon Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hughes, West High Street, has been appointed to a position in the engineers' department of the S. S.

Pennsylvania, Panama Pacific Line, which sailed cn Saturday fer Havana, Panama Canal and San Francisco. William Summers. 29, 1317 S.reet. a gash of the right cheek last night at 7 o'clock when he fell at Hampton Street and South Main Mr. and Mrs.

Morgan tcre down two trees in front of 1117 Carroll Rites Held Th? funeral of Miss Agnes Carroll Activities Announced In Methodist Church Mrs. Emer Anthony will be in charee Avenue. He was treated at the West Married FiftV Years I Electric Street. An investigation was made by Sergeant Joseph Balson and 224 Walnut Street, was held Saturday of the music. Hazel and Louise Evans Side Hospital where three sutures were will give vocal duets.

placed in the wound. morning from the home. A solemn will begin its Fall and Winter social activities with a card party Saturday night in its headquarters on Church Avenue. Attractive prizes will be awarded holders of high scores. Preceeding cards there will be a meeting of the grand lodge committee when final reports will be received on the recent state convention held in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, 1427 Patrolman Balerius, ot the radio high mass of requiem was celebrated crew. in St. Mary's church by the Rev.

Charles Gallagher, assisted by the ENTERTAINS FACULTY TAYLOR, Sept. 22. The Misses Helen Evans and Edith Sweetman, teachers, entertained the faculty cf Roosrvelt School in the former's home on Friday evening. Rev. Dr.

E. B. Jordan, Washington D. as deacon and the Rev. John J.

The Rev. Mr. Dean's topic for to i Mrs. Kathryn Beddoe, 56, 316 North Luzerne Street, yesterday celebrated night win be "God's Rest." The Lincoln Avenue, incurred a puncture their fiftieth wedding anniversary in sessions will be continued tomorrow wound of the left foot when she their home. A reception will be held at the same hour with the stepped on a nail in her home from 2 to 6 o'clock today and a dinner clergyman speaking on "A New Priest." on Saturday night.

i will be served at 6:30 p. m. in the The two day interdenominational i When a cake of ice fell on the home of a daughter, Mrs. David Lewis, coherence is a prelude to the opening member Saturday, Joseph McDonough. I 332 Thireenth Avenue of the Fall semester of the institute 37, 12D4 Loomis Avenue, sustained a Mr.

Morgan, who was engaged In RXnay; of the left 10. The fracture lhe mining business tor slxty three wifi Wk daSseS 8t the West Side Hos rent retired by the JPittston Company. He is a member of 279 Youngsters Here Active in Library Unit The Providence Branch Library had an active part in the Vacation Reading Club program of the Scranton Public Library. The largest club was naturally at the main library where 468 were enrolled, the second club in size The schedule for the week in Dun more Methodist Church follows: Today 6 p. Corner Class covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.

J. Osterhout, 124 West Drinker Street; 7 p. special meeting of the Official Board; 8 p. business meeting of the Sunday School Cabinet; 8 p. Quoit League finals between Dunmore M.

E. Church and St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Tuesday 7:30 p. business meet ng of the young people.

Wednesday 6:30 p. Junior League for children; 7:30 p. midweek service; 8:30 p. election of one delegate and one reserve delegate to the Wyoming Annual Conference. Thursday Senior Choir rehearsal at home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Evans, Walsh as sub deacon. Mrs. T. J.

Duffy presided at the organ and Miss Anna Foley was the soloist. Casket bearers were: Jerome Caveney, Thomas Dougherty, Frank Malley, Robert Flannelly, Patrick McHugh and Patrick McDonald. Burial was in Mount cemetery where the Rev. Father Gallagher conducted services. O.

U. A. r'rh7Tm7; re West scranton Council. Jr Charge Women Took License Tags From Car Patrolmen Stewart Donaldson and John Horan yerterday morning at 11 o'clock found an automobile, stripped of license tags, parked in the 2303 block of Boulevard Avenue. Their Investigation developed information to the effect that two womea had parked the car at 8:30 o'clock, removed the license plates, and then boarded a bus bound for Carbondale.

The Identity of the owner of the machine had not been determined late last night. nuu iiij.iLULc irgis rtric. nfli.ei li, 1400 trar. The Fall and Winter semester Dartmouth Street, possible fracture of will come to a close in January. the left arm; Charles Davis.

29. 113 South Keyser Avenue, dog bite of the Rector of St. Luke's Perrott 2324 and the Pocono Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men. Both Mr.

and Mrs. Morgan are members of Jackson Street Baptist Church. They have six living children: Mrs. Gethin Jones. Mrs.

Dam Lewis, Mrs. Bellevue Young Man Victim of Paralysis Will fldreS urS 1106 Rjndl Street, lacerl l'! MUre ation of scalp: Carmella Papplando. 16. i Arur Schield, Mrs Peter Rohland 216 North Ninth Avenue, laceration of au. 01 ana Tr.e Rev.

Dr. Robert P. Kreitler rec rs.i,fl,. The condition of 20 year old Har Merman oaenman, rails, iney have fourteen grandchildren and three tor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, will be the speaker at the graduation exe i great grandchildren.

Board meeting; 8 p. Senior Queen Mn. of Mrs. Doris Sweet. Esthers will' meet at the home of I f1 4 Meridian Avenue who is confined Mi5s Verna Houck, 325 North Biakely thi government hospital at Car Strcet 'isle, by infantile paralysis, was To Give Reading Rally day will be observed at Pveo.

was at Providence where 279 were enrolled, 191 received attractive certificates for reading six selected books and 136 were on the honor roll with a gold star for reading ten or more selected books. The Providence boys and girls who earned their gold stars for reading were: Eleanor Bell. Lll! an Sdiesser. Robert KavaJyr.a, Lillian Sherpenskas. Margaret Sherpenskas.

Helen Sherwin, Felix Voirln, Yerkfi, Alice MulgTew. Bobby Merrick. Martina RecaT ten. Helen Mulsrew, Mary Widenor, Josephine Alexander, Marian Onlfm, Alexander. Helen Zukaiskas, Anna McGraw.

Wojkow xi. Ruth Hebdm. Dar.d Motion, Joseph Vanskas. Romaj ne Bell. Marian Pokal sky.

Mae Hopkins, Huperta Bird. Evelyn Burns. Margaret Mary Hetz. Sophie May bk. Edith Bubil.

Nicholas 8uprun. Vera Kler.ka. Raymond Ives, David Hoban, Margaret Yanoy.ch. Andrew Merrick. Helen Blear.

or Griffin. Anna Marie Churry, Diana Yarasavich. Bertha Smith, Constance Putirskas. Victoria Op shensky. Berinett.

Sylvia Horvlch. Catherine Paris. Am Yarasavich. Paul Cor.nochan. B.llv Kilgour.

Jean Black ledge. John Barath, Ernest Bteckwl. Billy Carroll. Marjorle Fox, Eleanor Ror, Sadie Robeiwon, Ann Ma yback. William McAndrew.

Jean Jankowskl. Jamea Foley, William Houston. Joseph Alexander, Virginia Cullington, Frank Plrairo. G. O.

P. dub to Meet The Second Ward Republican Club will meet tonight in regular session lr. D'Aquina Hall. Final returns will be The youth, who has been stationed TAYLOR BRIEFS TAYLOR, Sept. 22 The Epworth League, Methodist Episcopal Church, will conduct an indoor treasure hunt on Monday evening in the church assembly room.

The Paramount Social club will con. duct a prize dance on Monday evening at Otts ball room. Ernest Grimm, son of Mrs. Eva Grimm, west Atherton Street, has enrolled In the Wharton School of Finance. Miss Gertrude Morris, West Taylor Street, and Miss Hannah Evans, West Scranton, have returned from a week's stay at Mount Pocono.

William slocum, Main Street, Rend ham, has enrolled as a student at Penn State College. The local Knights of Pythias lodge will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Thomas' Hall. Mrs. T. J.

Hughes, daughter, Mary, and son, Thomas, West High Street, recently visited relatives in New York, Crew of Liner Dixie Lauded by Roosevelt NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (P). Presl. dent Roosevelt declared today the "heroic service" of officers and crew of the liner Dixie, which grounded on a Florida reef during the September 2 hurricane, had brought "great credit to our American merchant marine." His commendation as expressed in church on Sunday, October 6. The sacrament of th Lord's Supper will received on tickets for the outing held administered and new memoers August 3 and plans will be made for be received.

On Tuesday, October the Fall and Winter activities. Bernard 8 tne Junior League will conduct a JOS i Tom Thumb wedding in the church. Harding will preside. Philip Leyson Tours U. S.

Criminal Bureau Philip T. Leyshon, 120 South Lincoln Avenue, returned early Saturday morning frcm Washington, D. where he was taken on a tour of inspection in the Criminal Identification Bureau by J. Edgar Hoover, head of the Division of Investigation of the Department of Justice. Mr.

Leyshon, long interested in the activities of the Pennsylvania State Police, made the tour Friday afternoon. He viewed the classrocms in which Government men are trained, at a CCC Camp near Gettysburg for the past year, was strick en ill two week3 ago today and was taken to the government infirmary when it was evident he was suffering from paralysis. The young man was here on a visit on Labor Day. A week after his return to camp, he fell ill. The camp has been quarantined.

Sweet, who was 20 on June 12, has an tlder brother, Thomas, and a younger sister, Dorothy, besides his mother. His father is dead. cises lor nurses of the West Side Hospital Training School for Nurses on Thursday evening in the West Scranton Junior High School. Chester A. Thomas, president of th Board of Trustees of the hospital, will preside and present the diplomas to the graduates.

Class pins will be presented by Miss May Y. Hill, R. superintendent, and Mrs. Gladys Aston Atkins. R.

fur lou ghed missior.er, and graduate of th hospital. The Rev. Dr. Thomas J. McHugh, pastor of St.

Patrick's Church, will offer the invocation and the Scranton Ladles' Musical Club will sing under the d.rection of Gounod Evans. Msmbert of the class are: Catherine Morrison Yule, Gar Charlotte Wesen yak. Meiba Suzanne Phillips. Fern Esther Melville. Hilda Mae Palmer, Muriel Beverly Jones.

Elizabeth Sorchik. Ruth M. Kropa, A. Jacqueline Schultz. class president, and Edith Jessie Wat DINNER DANTE TONIGHT The second annual formal dinner dance of the Alta Petens Sorority will be held tonight at the Dippre.

The following program will be given; Ad Officers Are Renamed By Episcopal Group Officers were reelected last night at a meeting of the E. Y. P. F. of St.

dress, Marion McDonnell; piano solo, Madelyn Haggerty; address, Mary Norton; humorist, Mary Mulherin; novelty dance, Dean Sister. Dancing will follow. FEAR FOR TWO FLIERS LONDON, Sept. 23 (Monday) iff). Grave anxiety was felt here early ti for the safety of Tom Campbell Black, British aviator, and his co pilot, J.

H. G. McArthur, last reported over Wadi Haifa on the Egypt Sudan a letter to I. M. Nobel, New York, chairman of a committee of passengeri vognn, Margery cormack.

Jack Fox. Virginia Jankowski, Mareella Yasuna.v Helen Davies, Helen Smith, Marian Thomas. Millicent Gembut, Margaret Joseph, Hazei Maisey, Dorothy M. Walker. Evelyn McGraw.

Rosemary Ruane. Ruth Banks. Marian Davitt. Mildred Touchel, Dcrii McOraw, Ann Fu man. Frank Carroll.

Ro. chelie Wetss. Bernlce Rhule. Russell Itler, Francis Burnt. Dorothy Substenski.

Eleanor Motlska Anna Seneski, Dorothy Tul ley. James Clucus. Dorothy Samsak. Ruth Kaplan. Thomas Leonard.

James Pett'nato. Jane Naughton, Loftus. Buddy Yerkes E'eanor Stanulis, Vincent Doyle, Eleanor Spudls. Albert Sailus. Helen Stuckas.

Mary M. Stuckas. Bertha Kssm kaa. Marie Ralney. Anna McCarthy, Helen Murtaugh.

Irene Rogera. Marie Fletcher. Rachel Williams, Beverly Stecker, Oa field Thomas. Joseph Horvath. Adelaide Morgan, Jane Ruane, Geraldine Wilei.

Mary Tully. Edward Smith, Samuel Mark's Episcopal Church. They are: Leonard Huff, president; Edna Deykes, first vice president; Morgan Jones, second vice president; Lois Warner, secretary, and Betty Kunz, treasurer. Harold Brink was named chairman of the committee in charge of the corn roaet to be held Tuesday, October 2. Activities at St.

Mark's this week follow: Tuesday. Sigma Mu Society meeting at 8 p. m. in the rectory; Wednesday. Women's Guild luncheon in the parish house at 12:30 p.

followed by regular meeting; Friday, Junior Choir rehearsal at 7 p. m. in the church: Friday, Senior Choir meeting at 8 p. m. in he home of Mrs.

carl stout, 150D Qincy Avenue. border on an attempted rec. rd flight Will Rogers Memorial WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 WP). A commission headed by Vice President Garner was announced today to handle arrangements for proposed memorials to the late Will Rogers.

Its purpose, Garner said, is "to A reception will follow at the Nurses' Home, North Bromley Avenue. of the wrecked Morgan liner. Nobel had requested the President to give "official recognition and appropriate reward" to the work of Capt. E. W.

Sundstrom and his crew, and to aid in their reemployment follow ing the disaster. crystalize the nation wide sentiment from London to Cape Town and return. They had not been reported here at 3 a. m. today do p.

Sunday, E. S. after being overdue twelve hours. They reported "all well'' when flying over Wadi Haifa four hours after taking off from Cairo. Man Hurt as Battery Explodes in His Face The condition of George Davies, 44, 1940 Washburn Street, who was seriously injured on Saturday in a battery explosion, was reported to be improving last night in the West Side Hospital, Davies, it is said, was testing a battery at home shortly before noon when it exploded in an undetermined manner.

He was injured about the right eye, pieces of the baitery flying into the member. He was admitted to the hospital. which calls for some tangible expression of the regard in which Will Rogers was held by people in all MRS. DAT BURIED Funeral services fcr Mrs. Eliza Dav, 1124 Luzerne Street, were conducted Saturday afternoon from the home of her grandson.

Oliver Day, 114 South Lincoln Avenue. The Rev. Eugene M. Pierce, associate pastor of Elm Park M. E.

Church, officiated. The casket bearers were: Elmer Sweet, William Miller. Frank May. Fred Graff. Leo McHale and Gene Kearney.

Interment was In Forest Hills Cemetery. uavia. jonn cullington. Robert cullington, Gladys Soencer. Olga Magas.

Josephine Bonaccl. Stella Koiiowsky. Jack Murtaugh. Helen Stanulis. Angelina Montoro.

Jennie 8tawinky. Elizabeth Smith and Peggy Charles. Mrs. Wright B. Jones (above) will Tive a isr cf The Old Maid" in Plymouth Congregational Church under the auspices of the Priscilla Guild on Thursday evening, October 3.

Mrs. Walter Knuth Is chairman of the affair, which will reTin at 8 o'clock. The public is invited. OPEN DOOR CLASS MEETS The Open Door Class of the Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Sunday School met recently at the home of TO ATTEND CONVENTION George H. Scott and Ferdinand P.

Chamoni, Scranton, will be delegatea to the annual convention of under writers of the Penn Mutual Life In. surance Company to be held In Whit Sulphur Springs, W. beginning today and continuing until ATTERBLRY SERVICES PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 22 WP William Wallace Atterbury will be walks of life." The Vice President's announcement said that memorials have been suggested for the late cowboy humorist's native city ot Claremore, his adopted state, California, and "'there may be other communities that will want especially to honor his memory." CLASS TO HOLD PARTY Plans have been completed by the Oliver W. Kingman Bible Class of St.

John's Episcopal Church for the first Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bridges, Lake i buried tomorrow with services at 2 p. Ariel, where the annual corn supper m. (Eastern Standard Time) in the was enjoyed.

Short addresses were I Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. 1.