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15 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1934 Aiwme entertained the followtef Differences Break Out Patrick A. Walsh They Unite Noted Names vtola Kay jfirts. JliUSt IJW1UUIUU cards Jut nlfht At Mine Workers' Meet Helen Seymour, Louise Kmlf, Mm. WQHjuhs Jr Theme 7XIS. Herman Klpp, Isabel MoGuifsn and Helen Schreck.

Taken by Death PITTSTON. June 21. More than 1,300 miners at the Butler Colliery, Pittston Company, were In attendance at a meeting held tonight In Struck's Classes Complete North End Geerre J. Uftes. Us Oak street, eerrespmteat.

Fbmm 4 M7C. Funeral Will Be Held on HalL Dupont, when the majority voted to continue affiliation with the Course in Grades 'Saturday Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania. EmCINE Ml 1, 1134 YOUR DEPOSITS III THIS BAQ WILL BE INSURED 100 UP TO $5,000.00 Lithuanian School About 100 left the hall when the vote was announced and went to Town Hall where they organized a local of the CAR BOND ALE, June 21. Patrick Exorcises Held in Two To Hold Exercises United Mine Workers of America. East End Schools A.

Walsh, 66, a native and widely known resident of this city, died, at 6 o'clock this morning at his home, Burgess Joseph Lukaslck, president of Local No. 32, Anthracite Miners, pre' A class of forty members will graduate from St. Joseph's lithuanlan School at exercises in the auditorium of the North Scranton Junior High sided at the session in Struck's Hall. 99 South Main Street. He had been In ill health for the past two months.

Mr. Walsh had resided in Carbon' Diplomas were preaented to seventy three students In graduating classes In two East Scran ton Schools on the School this evening. The Rev. John Officers named by the new U. M.

W. of A. local are: John, Robbie, president; John Panuskl, vice president; William Golla, recording secretary; Kuras, pastor of St. Joseph's Church, dale all of his life. He was a member of St.

Rose Church and the Holy completion of their elementary eight will preside. A four act play, entitled year course yesterday. Joseph Phillips, Joseph Mlnzak, John NameSocltty. Patricia," will be presented by mem Speaking before a capacity crowd of bers of the class. Besides his widow, who formerly was Miss Anna McDonald, he is sur narents and friends last night in WU Awards are to be presented to the oupils on the basis of an achieved vived by the following sons and dauglv Poscuney and Martin Chmlel, grievance The pittston Company has Indicated that it will not reopen the colliery, Idle since March, 1932, until all of the employes affiliate with the U.

M. W. of A. liam Prescott school, the Rev. Harold S.

Swales, pastor of Myrtle Street M. E. Church, addressed the thirty five grade In religion. Lithuanian and general scholarship. The winners of pup Us comprising' the June graduating the awards In the order named are ters: Thomas Frank Joseph Maurice Misses Mary and Anna Walsh; four sisters, Mrs.

Catherine Brennan, Misses Mary and Elizabeth Walsh, this, city, and Mrs. Edward class. Justin Legiuga, Dorothy Margelis, Francis Karevlclus and Eleanor Mar Lithuanians to Hold tlnkus. The prises are donated by the One of the commencement features was the awarding of two $2.50 gold pieces to C. Miller and W.

Phillips by Rev. Father Kuras and the Rev. a. incsura, pastor of St. Mary's Church, Robert L.

Graves, nresiaeni me O'Neill, Forest City. The funeral will take place from his late home on Saturday morning. A mass of requiem will be celebrated In St. Rose Church at 9:30 o'clock. In iermrnt will in fit.

Una r.m(,n Kingston. Parent Teacher Association, for out' Song festival July 4 PITTSTON, June 21. The Lithuanian Catholic Churches of Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley have arranged Father Kuras will present toe ai The Congress of the United States, shortly before adjournment, passed a bill amending the Banking Act of 1933 whereby the Temporary Fund of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is extended for one year (to July 1, 1935). Under this amendment, and effective on and after July 1, 1934, your deposits in this bank will be insured 100 up to $5,000. For service plus safety, make this bank your financial headquarters.

SCRANTON NATIONAL BANK CORNER UCKAWANHA AND WASHINGTON standing scholastic work during the year. The money is donated annually nlomas and awards. Members of the graduating class are by the society. as follows: to conduct the annual Lithuanian Song Festival at Valley View Park, Praneli AliMuskos. Vincent Balinia The exercises were opened by an address by Miss Fanny Boland, class nresidenti and was followed by an Alblna Baktrusaitia.

Victoria Baranauakaa w.it hruiiuilui. Helen Bullauakaa, Inkerman, on Wednesday, July 4. Prof. Joseph Kudlrka, of St. Casi Joaenh Bunevlcius.

Edward Bungwda, address of welcome by William Phil mir's Church, this city, and Prof. ACCIDENT VICTIM BURIED PITTSTON, June 21. The funeral of James Mangan 7 year'old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mangan, 1237 Main Street, Port Griffith, who was killed in an auto accident at Plains ville on Tuesday afternoon, was held this afternoon.

Services were con Mary Budulls, Phllomena Galinls. Mag Ulen Orlims. Alblna Ouraki, Lillian Ja lips. The class alphabet was given by J. Stutgaitis, Kingston, are in charge.

The choirs participating include: kimavlclus, Caalmir Karevteius, Francia Karevlelua, Justin Lelluga. Caalmlra Mal Inskai, Dorothy Margelia, Eleanor Martin kn Anthon Klkulskia. JostDh Milaeaus W. Stevens and F. Holmes ana me class poem by Helreigel.

The class prophecy was delivered by Ann Graves Pittston, Duryea, Scranton, Luzerne, Miner's Mills, Kingston, Plymouth, kas, uuian Hiiaeauuu, josepn udcuuuu, mimUir PiuUuaku. Anthony Poclua, Sugar Notch, Wilkes Barre, Wanamie and Hazleton. Prof. John Sauciunas, ducted by the Rev. Charles Carroll of St.

John's Catholic Church. and Donald Priem ana presentations were in charge of Miss Eleanor Savlno and Thomas Maloney. The class song Salome Hamanauakae, Anna Ramoaka. An Names famous in politics and baseball were linked in Washington with the marriage of Miss Susan Sheppard, daughter of Senator Morris 8hep pard of Texas, and Cornelius McGUIicuddy son of Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. The couple, who met two years ago at Duke University, are shown at the Sheppard home in the capital before the i.

thony Kunoskaa. Joanna Kimaua, Anna AaMina Anna Savukaa. Magdalen Blunt' Burial was in St. John's Cemeterv. Kingston, is general chairman of the committee on arrangements, Frank was comoosed by Miss Betsy Hart brla.

Stanley Slavinskas, Vincent Smolskis, Pallbearers were: Allen Burke. John sock. The farewell address was given Oerosky, this city, is general chairman Caaloilr Stucka. Mary Tamkus, Helen Ver. bus, Stanley Zrnskla, Leocadia Zemaltis, by Charles Miller.

Dillon, Joseph Noone and Thomas Martin. Stanley ziukiis. of the committee in charge of arrangements for the dance that is to follow. Dinlomas and certificates were pre sented by Miss Stella Kinback, school Issuance of Transfers a cousin of the bride, performed the Alice V. Quinn Bride principal.

John Audubon ceremony and read the nupt'al mass, Miss Helen Carroll, a cousin of the Advocated by Group At a meetinar of the Third Ward bride, was matron of honor. James Of Edward T. Kearney AVOCA, June 21.TMlss Alice Prof. J. Fred Jones, principal of John James Audubon School awarded diplomas to thirty eight students of the June graduating class yesterday Burns, scranton, was best man.

Taxpayers' Association held last night The bride was charming in an en' Quinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. semble of white triple sheer crepe and In the headquarters of tne ecranron Thomas Quinn, Pittston Avenue, afternoon at the exercises in ine school gymnasium. Many parents and taffeta, and a large white felt hat. Sportsmen's Club, the organizaton Avoca; and Edward T.

Kearney, son went on record as favoring an lm friends attended, mediate Issue of transfers from bus Miss Jane Jenkins and Miss Edna She carried a bouquet of white tea roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Carroll wore a pink' crepe ensemble and felt hat, She carried a bouquet to street car and vice versa. The Slejjecker received awards for perfect of Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Cedar Avenue, Minooka, were married this morning at 6 O'clock In St. Mary's Church.

The Rev. James Sheridan, attendance during the past five years expression of the meeting was "If we eet the transfer without additional of pink rasebuds and blue dellphlnlum, and Donald Borchers was presented cost well and eood, but If we must with the American Legion Award. pay two cents to transfer from street The salutatorian was Miss Dorothy Shiftman and the valedictorian, Miss car to bus, It is newer man paying an added fare of ten cents as we have 2 DAYS ONLY been doing." A committee was appointed to at Dorothy Baas. The class alphabet was given by Jerome Boland, William Hart, Helen Carey and Donald Lengler. The history was drawn up by Lucille Abbott and the prophecy by Muriel Harris and Samuel Harris.

Cartoons were tend the council meeting today and ask that they urge immediate action in their conference with Mr. Dartt of the Traction Company. The committee is: Larry Dean, M. F. Reilly, Peter It's Reels of Fun, making HOME MOVIES with a CINE KODAK EIGHT Friday and Saturday Only done bv Irvinic Silverstein, Jack Mc Nabb.

Charles Cummlngs, Harriet Cavanaugh, John McHugh, Mrs. James Fox and Mrs. James Donnelly. Radley, Merritt Hixson and Arja Evans. The class will was given by Elaine Pagilaro, Betty Salsburg and Thelma Thomas.

Lillian Young com of Our Regular Baby Chicks Stolen posed the words to the class song and JoseDh Hardy, 1214 North Main Avenue, reported to Patrolman Harry presentations were maae oy jane Jenkins, Jack Lipman and Harold Miller. Nichols yesterday that sixteen baby chicks were stolen from his coop. He Donald Borchers delivered the presi dent's address and Robert Landosky For Only said he was awakened by a noise In offered a memorial talk. ENTERTAIN AT LAKE For Only $34.50 IMAGINE the thrills you can have making real movies staged in your own home, featuring your friends and family. Twenty to thirty precious scenes on a $2.25 roll of film cost only 10 cents each.

Let us explain the details and show you the camera. his yard at 3 o'clock yesterday morning and he went out to investigate and found a man running away from the cood. He followed him, he said, WE ARE CLOSING OUT just Dresses The Misses Ruth and Dorothy Bushnell, Wheeler Avenue, were host as far as Tripp Street where he lost him In the darkness. esses recently to the following members of Myrtle Street M. E.

Church at Lake Ariel: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. GUESTS AT SHOWER A shower was riven for Mr.

and $5 CINE KODAK Panchromatic Safety Film 106 Feet Regular I6.M Value Mail Orders Prepaid jutt think they're only Special! Gordon, son, Wallace, and daughter, Marilyn; Mildred Teets, Helen Misson, vrnnr Miller. Lucille Black, Jeannette Mrs. Gerald Fadden, 611 Smith Street, on Wednesday evening. Musical selections were played by Kemy Mead's Wilmarth. Carrie Burleigh, Ruth Sear THESE WERE ACTUALLY $1.49 Blue Eagles and solos were renaerea foss, Jack Brandamore, Clarence Decker, Harold Wedeman, Fred n.wnhUl Robert Allspaugh and Harry Ash.

CLASS TO HOLD OUTING 413 Spruce Street Every dress in this lot was formerly $1.19 and we are offering them to you for these 2 DAYS ONLY for $1.00. Here is a real value and a saving of 49c on each Dress. Buy several They're worth all of $1.49. Members of the Keystone Class, Mvrtle Street M. E.

Church, will. hold. by Dot Thomas and Allen New. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Fadden, Mr. and Mrs. William Johns. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Fadden, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Jones, Mrs. Margaret Mc Gulre, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs.

Edna Mead, Cyril Davis, Dot Thomas, Christ Thomas, Allen New, Florence Marks, Walter Itterly, Lawrence Ort, Kenneth Mead, Mrs. Fadden was formerly Elizabeth Marks, North Scranton. their annual outing tomorrow after noon at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. George B.

Callender, Forty Fort. More than thirty five members are ex We also offer in this sale our regular ORGANDY TEA TYME FROCKS and our LINENE SPORT DRESSES about which the whole town is talking! These are real breath taking values. TIT EIESCrS HIST pected to attend. They will meet at the church at 1 o'clock and make the trip In a chartered bus. Supper will NORTH END BRIEFS Members of St.

Stanislaus Polish In Step with Style! be served at 6 o'clock. STUDENTS ADVANCED Catholic Church will conduct a dance and ice cream social on the grounds GORGEOUS COLORFUL PATTERNS Miss Minnie Gernon, principal of adjoining the church tomorrow and Sunday evenings. A program of music and other forms of entertainment will be given. the Bayard Taylor School, yesterday presided over short exercises in the school when twenty eight students Qfkite were advanced to the James Madison The Third Ward, Third District School. The program consisted of Lithuanian Republican Club met last night in Its headquarters.

President John Butkas presided. Following the essays, recitations and musical selections. EAST END NOTES business session a smoker was enjoyed. IFdDdDTWIEAIE Mrs. William Prlchard's Sunday Members of the Ladles' Ail Society School Class will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Mae Davis, Parker Street. of St. Peter's Lutheran Church are requested to meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the church from where they will attend the funeral services of The Ladies Aid Society, Court Street M. E. Church, will hold a lawn Mrs.

Anna Schuller. social tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Albert Hill. 1235 North Main Miss Tillie Sopoxnick, Myrtle Street, has returned from Lake Ariel. Avenue. women and Ait a recent meeting of the com Mrs.

Fred A. Ash, Wheeler Avenue, has returned after spending several mittee of Troop 21, Boy Scouts, plans children were made for Summer, activities. A surprise hike to the West Mountain days at Lake Ariel. The Ladles' Aid Society of Myrtle Street M. E.

Church yesterday con will be held tonight. Scoutmaster CRISP! i ducted its annual Summer luncheon E. H. Lewis requests all members of the troop to be at the headquarters at 6:30 o'clock. GRANTED DIVORCE PITTSTON, June 21.

Isabell Hitt, 101 VA Main Street, Avoca, was granted In the church rooms. Mrs. Jennie Slmms was in charge. Henry Dobbin Jr. and Rubin Matthews have left to spend the next two weeks in Chicago and St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Schwenker, 819 Harrison Avenue, will celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary tomorrow at their summer home at Lake Ariel, Miss Marion Slack, 007 Harrison a divorce today by Judge John S.

Fine from Earl Hitt, 67 South Bennett I JfgTW' white batket Ci mmm meth 5sV. I ford with Imather XX 1 .29 Street, Kingston, on grounds of deser tion. They were married In Kingston In February, 1929. tandaU. All com in tmokad elk mnd black.

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