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The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 14

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The Plain Speakeri
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Hazleton, Pennsylvania
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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 20, 1955 PAGE 14 portation on or about last May 2. The trial date was not set. Use January Eggs Freely In the basketball team and it. Freelailfl Mail LoSCS porters to Lancaster for the game; with the DeMolay chapter there at Yc I1 ICt III Civil Sllit DeMolayTo Plead Innocent To U. S.

Bond Charges Two Schuylkill County men in. This Delicious Banana Custard p. PRISONER CORRECTS JUDGE Detroit, Jan. 20. (JP) Merton Colegrove, 19, pulled the law book on recorder'a Judge John P.

O'Hara yesterday. The judge had just sentenced Colegrove to 3 to 5 years for parole violation. TY COBBS MAKE IP Reno, Jan. 20. (JP) The Ty nhhe Vinvo dottlpH thpir Hiffei- Verdict of $1,506.15 againH; Have 'Circle' The DeMolay boys will hold lake sale on Saturday, January Thomas J.

Stoffa, fi08 Cedar street, in the basement of Deisroth's De- i P'reelatid, was returned by a juiyi partment Store, starting at of Jomvh Seeilia. 'Lofty. pleaded innocent yesterday in and wilI take an ocean VOy-U. S. District Court at Philadel-Uge.

phia to charges of illegally trans- Mrs. Frances C. Cobb, 45, yes-portihg from Florida to Pottsville'terdav withdrew the divorce suit Mt. Vernon Chapter, Order of DeMolay, made plans for the or-ganiiation of a Mothers' Circle at last night's' meeting of the group Judge saia Loiegrovc; "you ra in a civil suit in Luzerne County rzr I a. m.

Favorable reports were present- me the wrong term. The the wrong term. stolen U. S. bonds valued at $19,500.

she filed Jan. 7, and her attorney, I Kmnf Court. "thov aro max is lour. Charles D. Bowers, of Pottsville, at the Craftsman uuo rooms, iiw Stoffa whs not represented by mothers are asked to meet Wed-1 The ready response of the public c.ounf,(,i Hi trial before Judge W.

A. and George A. Dornmeyer, Schuylkill Haven, were arraigned before Federal Judge John W. Lord The indictment alleges they carried the bonds in interstate trans- nesday, January 26, at 7:30 p. m.

cUim resut. in the basement of SU Paul's Me-; is greatly appreciated. (( from a collision o( BUtoniol)ilw very much in love." O'Hara cheeked the lawbook, Baseball's once great "Georgia and the sentence was amended to Peach," 66, and Mrs. Cobb were; 3 to 4 years. married in 1949 at Buffalo, N.

Y.I It was Cobb's second marriage. I Classified Ads Bring Result If i 'A i thodist Church on Green street. Kev. rankim lieckman, cnapier this city, Segilia was injured. It was announced that a bus willj.

01 metl leave from in front of that church Attorneys Louis G. Fcldmann and FredeYic R. Gallagher rcpVesented Segilia. Raddi says. -4 Frtddl- Saturday morning at 10:30 to take! 14(0 Corp, ON LK.VVK IN' TOKYO Cpl.

Joseph C. Durishin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Durishin, of 32 Market street, Tresckow, re-, cenlly spent a week's leave in D1PIITHKRI A TOLL 23 Tehran, Iran, Jan. 20.

fP) Twenty-five children have died in a diphtheria epidemic in the vil- 'Til Give You Frozen Spring 17 Tokyo, Japan, from his unit Fresh as FAR IS NOW lage of Minabad, near the Soviet- Korea. Cpl. Durishin, snpplyj Iranian border, the newspaper Key- specialist in. Company of thcihan reports. It said the govern- es 51st Signal Battalion, arrived over is rushing doctors to the ment area.

seas in December, 1053. BANANA CUSTARD DELIGHT is a delif tit to make now that tgg are cheap. ijiuf fl'lkuh otrira urn Ku! Plnr'O hntl'l in rnf fi iravu ni fni 19 ginning to be so plentiful, it's good to 24 hours before serving so that 'A': economv and rood eatinir to use favors mav blend. before 0" PORK BUTTS 39c by (he whole piece 1 -r--7 (if) i them freely. serving, garnish top with whipped i'ii! Kggs are an ideal mid-winter cream, sweetened to taste with Xool, containing an abundance of 'confectioners', sugar, the vitamins and minerals.

They' with Your Purchase of of especially high quality in HOT and MILD mm coin momn, Kepi as iney are, Woman Cut In REAL CREAM in jNaiui.es reirigerauii. aisu, mi SAUSAGE 59c this time, they top the list of good buys. Kathryn B. Niles, home eco Tavern Brawl i. nomics director, Poultry and Egg ROUND National Board, Chicago, devel- An eariy morning, argument In oped this egg-rich recipe exclu-a West Wyoming cafe yesterday sivelv for this column.

We think hot 'J-' you ll agree miss iMles lias made tor and a woman patron resulted delectable gesture. lb. 69c lb. 39c STEAK CHUCK in the latter receiving a knife wound which required three stitches to clijse at the hospital. I Mrs.

Lillian Newhart. 27. Wvoin- Haiinna Custard Delight (tt generous servings) Six egg yolks, 2 cups scalded milk, teaspoon! jn(i was hashed at the tavern cup sugar, Here's why Reddi-wip gives you a package of frozen strawberries FREE! It's to prove how marvelously Reddi-wip glorifies strawberry shortcake. All you do is buy Reddi-wip and a package of your favorite brand of frozen strawberries at your grocery store. Mail the lock-tab from the the Reddi-wip cap, the front of the strawberry package and the coupon below.

Reddi-wip will return you the cost of the package of frozen 4' salt, 2 teaspoons all-purpose operated by Peter Novis, non-alcoholic cup sherry or Wyoming, West West Ray Carrots pkK 10c according to Police Chief shi'i'i'v fluvoiinL'. 1 teasuoon va- Wyoming Swingle. 1 jiackuge small vanilla wa-Tlfers, (i ripe bananas, 'i cup whin-i'Jvping cream, whipped; crs' sugar. Chili Con Carne Dinner 2 lb. HAMBURG Chief Swingle said the affraj occurred sometime after 2 a.m.

when he was summoned to the cafe bv an unknown nerson. When strawberries. Do it now! i j. i ii nn salt, and flour to blend he arrived he found Mrs. Newhart MacINTOSH Apples 3 25 BANANAS 11c SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 25c 2 cans Red KIDNEY BEANS 1 can Hunt's Nothing lortfiai lfrwbrrll Ilk lutciout, real craam Rtddi-wip.

'X tt: () iS 'X ') 'a: i. i1 '') TOMATO SAUCE (if); thoroughly. Pour scalded milk in-1 suffering from a three-inch knife to this mixture, stirring constantly. I slash in her right forearm. She Set over simmering water in dou- was taken to Nesbitt Memorial Me boiler.

(Water should not touch Hospital, Kingston, immediately, i'JVupper pan holding custard mi.Xri where three sutures were needed ture.) Stir constantly until mix-jto close the wound. The police Vulture cohU spoon. Immediately ehief then removed Mrs. Newhart 'lcoiJ (cool by pouring custard into to her home. chilled bowl and place in refriger-i The officer said that Mrs.

New-(if'i ator or set pan with custard into hart, who recently moved to pan of cold water. Immediate cool-j Wyoming from Exeter, Was tipsy Xjing of the custard is important toiand engaged in an argument with prevent curdling). (Mrs. Jean Novis, wife of the tav- After custard is coed, blend iniern operator. Mrs.

Novis happen- a. Kcddl-Hlp, Inc. P. O. Hox llli-6 lork Tork, This otter fxiiirn 'February 1RJ5.

'the vanilla and sherry flavoring. eQ 10 'ao at ine mo- Into serving bowl, place a laver mmt wnen sne ws allegedly bitten Gentlemen: 1 am enclosing the front of package of frozen nrawberric thai cose me as well as the lock-tab off the red Reddi-wip cap. Please aend me the com of my package of froze a strawberries. Name. Address City layer of ba-'on tnc 'lant' 'JV 'ls' Newhart.

In of vanilla wafers, a A ON THE NORTHSIDE 1020 North Church St. V.L 5-0621 ON THE HEIGHTS 522 South l'oplar St. t-751 1 i the scunie, Mrs. JNewnart was cut BISfWIC It a product of General Midi, Inc. dttignaltt lh frsth, I real cram product I on the arm.

Chief Swingle said no formal charges have been filed. nana slices, and a layer of custard. Repeat, with custard the final Push extra wafers halfway Xinto the custard around the inside of the bowl for an attractive Or Rdd-wtp, Uk. Phono Your Order Free Delivery Ik. effect.

AllThcMincnilsJHTk SUPER MARKETS Yitamins, All The Food Ener A Better mh 1 OF THE HIOH-KKKt orKcAv AKC IN IUUMT Dlnaer MeHB trith KRAFT Packaged Dinner UPTON'S ONION SOUP "ifUc i Mwe HBomiet Margarine 1 KRAFT DINNER Tomato Yeaetable Soup 3 37c CHXKEN NOODLE 3 2t 37c BEEF VEGETABLE SOUP 2 31c ORANGE PEKOE TEA 42c S1c TEA BAGS ft 12c 4ft 61c Kraft Dinner with Frankfurt lattaratf Oraaa taant W4i af lattaca with yaar faverita Drafting Hat Rails akarf Aaala Maal Caffaa 714 ex. Pkg. 16 5 Lb. Bag HUNT CLUB DOG FOOD Aiisweet Margarine 2 57( Nabisco Cookies Ch-hp 41( 73e 35e Bath DIAL SOAP 2 -25 2 Bart Lb. Can 33c 90c Compared to the "High-Price" Spread, Blue Bonnet gives you: (0 ALL THE MILK MINERALS- WlM I ALL THE CALCIUM PW Vf I ALL THE PHOSPHORUS ft 1 Four limes more VITAMIN t' I More dependable sSmmiSk VITAMIN A m.

each pound, the year round C-W11 ff VITAMIN A AND All THE VALUABLE Nf FOOD ENERGY- j' SPRY DORAXO 18c ft 30c 20 MULE TEAM BORAX fk, 20c 35g MYERS FROZEN CHICKEN PIES 696 REEF PIES 63c YORK COUNTY Dutch Whole Boiled ONIONS '21c MUELLER'S ESG NOODLES HAUR0XI 22c KREY'S DOTTIE FROZEN COOKIE DOUGH 8 oz. Pkg. CHOCOLATE FUDGE OR ALMOND CRISP 39 i WONDERFUL FOR YOUR FAMILY! Blue Bonnet provides all THE NOURISHMENT you could get from the best grade of the "high-price" spread! In fact, Blue Bonnet is a wore uniform source of vitamins than the "high-price" spread and gives just as much of the milk vninorols Anrl vnil'Il Invn t'V Drown Gravy With Pork 4-C" 47f SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 27c 2 17c jzzzj 4prr23c LAVA SOAP 3 32e CAf.lAY S0AP3 -25c 2 25c SPIC SPAIl 01e JOY 31e 74c nis1 4 MIC ilT IVORY FLAKES 31 74 IVORY SHOW 74 OXYDOL 74 DUZ DREFT TIDE 5 3ie 74c CHEER J31 BONNET. Every pound taJte. Just 80 sunny-sweet and spreads mtUa on your tongue imtantly with a 0ir8l ie gutinii'awerl natnr unu lnre.

i to tmoothly on your bread! 3 Yllii-JL iiflSE3 r' i lZ I fiaa4 Mine IBoimet FLAVOR! rJUTRITIOH I ECONOMY!.

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