The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, MONONOAHtLA, PA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 195 today in a shoot-to-Kiii hunt George F. Ross, 27-year-old convict sought for the murder ol Cleveland policeman. LOCALS Posse Of 125 Hunts Cop Killer In Forest ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (UP) More than 125 FBI agents, state troopers and local police prowled ter of Monongahela, R.

D. 2. Mrs. James Clutter and son of Charleroi, R. D.

1. Mrs. Kenneth Stevenson of Park Avenue, Monongahela. Rosario Villella of Major Hollow, Monongahela. Carolyn Wineland of Thomas Street.

Monongahela. Mrs. George Parasolick and son of Park Avenue, Monongahela. is aboul I -The mackerel egg size of a pin head. Clyde Stickel will entertain members of the Dorcas Class of yard by yard through a thick forest reported as showing improvement.

The young people of the First Christian Church will meet this evening at eight o'clock at the Church in Chess Street for their Christmas party. There will be an exchange of $l-gifts. President Lo-na Matheny asks all members to attend the party-meeting. Teacher of the group is Theodore Chester. Hostesses this eveing will bz Mrs.

Michael Petrosky, Mrs. W'illiam Styche and Mrs. Charles Shurgott. Executives of the Monongahela Mothers Club win convene at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening at Bycrs Memorial Library, the program bout 15 miles distant from Heidelberg where the Tumans live; also Dick Nlehaus, son of City Councilman A. Herman and Mrs.

Niehaus of Sheridan Street. The local officer's present address is: Lt. James F. Tuman 0-953852, Transportation Division, Headquarters EUCOM, APO 403, C-0 Postmaster, New York, N. Y.

Mrs. Orson McDonald of Decker Street has been a patient since Saturday in Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, where she underwent operation Monday; her room-number is 337, Members of the family report Mrs. McDonald's condition as showing improvement since the ner at the Church has been moved forward to Friday of this week. Planned for the 18th the new date is December 14, the change made on account of the yearly congregational business meeting's having been scheduled for next Tuesday. Members are asked to note that the dinner at 6:30 o'clock will be served at the Church this coming Friday.

Each member is privileged to invite one guest. Mrs. Edward Roney teaches the Buds of Promise. Mrs. Orlando Mucci, president, will assist Mrs.

Pellegrino Pacini in hostess-duties when the Home-makers Guild of Black Diamond Mission meets at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, at the Mission. Arranged as a Christmas party members will exchange 50-eent gifts. A full attendance is urged by Mucci. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Victor of 125 Fourth Sir. ct 'have received a pic Nine Property Transfers Recorded the First Methodist Church at her home in Chess Street Friday evening, the meeting, a Christmas party announced for 7:30 o'clock. Fifty-cent gifts will be exchanged. Assisting Mrs.

Stickel in hostess duties will be Mrs. Harry W. llaile. Mrs. John G.

Noble and Mrs. David Ryan. All members are requested to attend the meeting. Mrs. Albert Grant, president of the Buds of Promise Class of the Riverview Baptist Church, announces that the annual turkey-din- two at MRS.

CHARLES L. HAZLETT Mrs. Oda Story Hazlett, wife of Charles L. Hazlett, of 518 Washington Avenue, Charleroi, died December 10, 1951, at 1:15 a.m., in Charleroi-Monessen hospital. Mrs.

Hazlett was born in Dunbar, September 4, 1878, the daughter of John D. and Eliza-Stroud Story. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church of Charleroi, the Good-will Club, and the Charleroi Review of the Woman's Benefit Association. She is survived by her husband, one son, Leslie Hazlett, two daughters, Mrs. Eliza Hager and Mrs.

Virginia Miller, both of Charleroi; 10 grandchildren; two brothers, Charles and William S. Story, of Conncllsvillc two sisters, the Misses Minnie and Ratie Story of Charleroi. The deceased was an aunt of Mrs. John L. Simms of Finlcvvillc.

(Continued from page 1) Michael and Evelyn Timko, story frame dwelling and lot 466 Francis Avenue. Second Ward transfers were: Lawrence V. and Mary Frye Frank and Amelia Novothy, 1 story frame dwelling and lot for the December meeting to open at eight o'clock, the president. Mrs. Maxwell G.

Otley, announces. The Reverend Thomas Russell, pastor of Mingo Presby Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fagan of this city visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Axel J.

Roos in Fallow-field Avenue, Charleroi. Mrs. Roos Host for 's I the HoHdays' 2k to 1 2 at SEE MALLORY FOR Eye Glasses 612 Ann Street. Joseph and Margaret Passarello to Dan and Ruth Applegate, 1-story brick dwelling and lot No. 42, Pas sarello Plan, 610 Ohio Street.

Third Ward: William C. and Margaret Bobe to Frank and Anne Yursits. two is recovering from illness and was recently discharged as a patient from Monongahcla Memorial Hospital. Other Sunday callers at the Roos home were Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Redd of Eldora, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murphy of Clairtou and Mr.

and Mrs. Orland Redd of Mc-Keesport. David Louis Helmantoler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helmantoler of 803 East Railroad Street, who is a student at Bob Jones Univer ture from Heidelberg.

Germany, which shows their son, Lt. James F. Tuman receiving a trophy at the h.iii.f.s o. i.it. wen.

Bertram F. HayJ'onl of tV Transportation Di-visicn. Kl COM. This was a reward for his having attained the highest score for officers in a U-adershin lst for officers (through colonels) and enlisted ni'Mi, The trophy was presented to terian Church, will be guest speaker, and carols will be led by Mrs. Albert E.

Fisher. Mrs. Weaver Bush is serving as chairman of the- social committee for Thursday. Cpl. Robert T.

Robinson, 24," stationed on an island near Korea but on 4-day turlough in Tokyo, 400 miles distant, called parents by telephone Sunday night. Bobby, as he is popularly known, is the son of Mr. and Airs. Robert IL, Robinson of Waynesburg. former residents, and the ela'er grandson of the R.

H. Robinsons of Lincoln Street, this city. The young man story frame dwelling and lot at 604-06 Railroad Street. Michael and Anna Lackovich to Permanent and the enlisted man, a Set. sity, is this week attending the Conference on Americanism which is being held at the Greenville, Clyde and Dorothy Carson, two story frame dwelling and lot at 708 Bluff sAUey.

James P. and Violet vN. Villotti to Wes and Lillie Garden, vacant lot. western side of Dry Run Road. Peter T.

Agostoni and Carl Vuono to Leo and Margaret Sassel-li, vacant lot at corner Meade and Lincoln streets. kiv, c't a formal ceremony at Rheinau Transportation Center. LI. Tuman. who is a brother of Aiis.

William Young of Chess Sicet, and his wife, the former Virginia Victor, with their two children have been in Germany since September 1950. The Tumans' son and daughter arc James t.c. msiuuuon. ine conference opened yesterday and will be concluded on Friday evening, December 14, with the second performance of Bellini's opera "Norma." presented by the Bob Jones Uni has been overseas since February 1951. HOSPITAL NOTES: A daughter was born at Monongahela Memorial Hospital last evening at Library Fund Grows; Donors Total 282 7:39 clock to Mr.

and Mrs. James Warren of Library. Operations Walter Smith of Monessen. Miss Jean Greco, IS. daughter IV.

who will be four years old on January 12, and Judith Rae, 2. They write home of having seen Ray Lee of this city, a member of the Twenty-Eighth Division who is with Company A and stationed versity Opera Association and 'guest stars, Herva Nelli, Eleanor Nicola Moscona. Bob Jones University is a liberal arts, interdenominational Christian institution which draws its 3,000 students from 4" states and from more than a score of foreign countries. Mrs. Frank Eckels has been con from Page One) I FALL I I SHADES $1.50 1 I km a.

ON A PEDESTAl Featuring JilmviS The New Poodle cJt 1 For the High School Girl jtf comVmy ext entertaining I Let Coca-Cola help Closed all day Wednesday fflZV 1 't make holidav hosnilalitv Open evenings by 4 Appointment sure to get rnougli FLORENCE'S sme BEAUTY SALON IOTTIE0 UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COO-COU COMPANY BY Alexander Bank Buildina unkmur a 5 to 8 Debentures available in denominations of $100, $500 or $1,000 Send your req'test for Offering Circular to PAPER CORP of UNITED STATES 630 Fifth New York 20, N- Y. ot Mr. and Mrs. James Greco of Donor a. Medical Patients Mrs.

Albert Fine of Elizabeth. Clement Conte of Jackson Street, Monongahela. Mrs. W. R.

Stevenson of Grant Street, Monongahela. Discharged Mrs. Lester Fish of Monongahela, R. D. 2.

Zigment Choda of New Eagle. fined by illness to her home in East Main Street for the past three weeks. The Eckels' daughter Shirley. 6. a student, in First Grade at Williams School, First Ward, has also been ill.

Both are Mrs. Steele's circulation report showed an increase over October (1527) and November '1457) of last 5-ear, to a respective 2199 and 2477 in the two corresponding months in 1951. The figures broken down into categories follow: Juvenile M97, 1644; Adult 130, 193; Rental 144, 137; Non-Fiction 428, 503. Pictures 232.190. BENTLEY THEATRE Richard P.

Kurth of Monongahela. R. D. 1. Mrs.

George Brounce and daugh rmiv-o-LACF" tf LAST DAY TOO YOUNG TO KISS" Other phases of Library progress were thus reported by Mrs. Steele: Membership October, 118, and November, 93; Total borrowers 990. Penalties Collected October, $12.53. and November, $12.64. Rental Collections October, $17.11, and November.

$25.43. New Books. Added to Collection (171 Fine Arts Club, Woman's Club? Gifts, Memorials, Library Board, Friday Conversational Club. Anton Thentre 8 THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY St if 5. if Sr PHONE 1346 I v.wum-cula iUvPANY trvdt-mark.

1951, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Perfect Vj Gift For jr Christmas JS'' i Jemel fa LAST DAY THIS MOVIE MINCES NO WORDS ABOUT BIG TIME AdvenhuM of CAPTAIN FABIAN LOYALTY OATH Nylon stockings, with ring of decorative lace below the Gold Stripe! Now made in Coordinated Proportions for short, small, slender legs; Type for average Jegs of medium proportions; Type for longer or plus-proportioned legs, i. Pot. Off. reer's COLLEGER FOOTBALL! Thursday Friday Saturday (Continued from Fape One "real loyalty oath bill," but they were narrowly defeated, 95-92. "Without amendments." Th towdown on th "fcp menol that Saturday Afternoon ftadtttt' tt'l from Iht COSMOPOLITAN lenoll 1 1 A I if (fS "p-Swr-j Gotham Aj Ij LADY'S WRIST WATCH I EftZD jf Ij BETAIL VALUE 559.95 Also Readinger said, "it would be possible for an appointing authority to harass a person until he throws up his hands and gives up his I job.

You can't hamper peoples' minds by fear of dismissal because I of reasonable doubt. It would de-i stroy academic freedom." -Si ft with HUNTZ HALL Cf: 'i Starring ALLEN JENKINS CHARUTA John DEREK Donna REED dney BlacVmer Alexander Knoi 255 W. Main St. Phone 207-Rg Republican supporters of the Kep-hnrt bill on city-county consolidation in Philadelphia averted a certain Democratic filibuster yesterday by agreeing to give the measure first reading and recommit it to the Senate Local Government commission for a public hearing today. Mayor-elect Joseph S.

Clark of Philadelphia, District Attorney- TRADE-IN I llllia j0r WHEN YOU i YOUR OLD WASHER STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! elect Richardson Dilworth a nd "7. I James A. linnegan, Democratic i (Regardless of age or condition) city chairman were scheduled to appear. All three oppose the bill 1 1 on the grounds it would retain Re "THE PERFECT GIFT FOR EVERY DAY" publican county employes in their jobs and immerse the Philadelphia the NEW board of judges in politics. if if V.

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