The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 22

1 THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 30, 1956 PAGE 22 MARY-MARTHA MEETING The Mary-Martha Circle of the DDETflflS Sister Angela Dies Suddenly MARTINI'S TAS-TEE PITZ Dial GL 5-1S01 Special. 15 cuts $1.00 with Roman Cheese OPEN SUNDAYS WILSON lUYHMAN Wilson -S3 Main street, MRS. CATHERINE M. ALLEN Mrs. Catherine M.

Allen, of roar! Sister Mary Angela of the Sis-j Pair And Mild Is Forecast For Easter Fair weather with mild afternoon temperatures is the forecast for Easter Sunday according to the V. S. Weather Bureau. Snow flurries and temperatures dropping to 15-22 Mere forecast for tonight. An announcement made shortly before noon today said Saturday will be mostly sunny with temperatures of from 32 to 36.

i hi. i 11 liiiv i mo i i v- ill i ill i ire i Hold Suspect In Burglaries Joseph DeMar, 30, of Bound Brook, N. is being held here by state and Freeland Borough police for questioning in connection with a series of burglaries committed in Freeland vicinity in recent weeks. DeMar was implicated in these burglaries by Eugene Kimmel, also of Bound Brook, N. formerly of Eckley, who was captured at Free-land on Monday morning after an exciting roof-top chase.

St. Paul's Methodist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, at the church edifice. Mrs. Donald Ray will lead devotions, and Mrs. Charles Schutter will present the study book.

Mrs. Thomas Gicking and Mrs. John Dougherty are hostesses for the meeting. Unusual, Distinctive Gifts For Any Occasion PRICE'S GIFT SHOP Adv. MOON OVER MIAMI I pper at y.

m. He been 1 the rote) Buchman. He spent most of I complications dating back several past six years and bedfast the part Convent at 11:25 o'clock last night, hus-j years. six months. Death was attributed to a heart Bom in Freeland, he was the son "8 "uner attack.

She was the former Cath-death 'of the late Patrick and Amanda the toal Co. until GoUfrh Girard-l(Kuglar) Carey, who were amons retired 14 years ago. Sister Angela was born inj itvthe earliest -North Side lie was born Porrance. noi on C. I Var firont stroi.t HioH this mornine Surviving are her daughter, fhoebe Alien at nome, ana V1J1, The funeral will be held Monday i Hospital where she had been a patient for two weeks.

Her band, Edward, preceded her in in 1919 Mrs Allen was born at i 1 i i ti ii 1 mosi oi Jier me. I 11 r- He wasir lilt in l. 1 '11 l-AIIIfclll. lir IT 1 1.1 itraming in Hazleton and took member of Lbervale ncrjuamc uomimc Liisaiis PATRICK CAREY Patrick Carey, of HOli Burton street Freeland. died this morn- A resident of Freeland all his M- jchurch) aRd of the Societv of the parish I Surviving are one brother Ri(i yori an pf Hazleton.

onj aii James and Margaret. P-lntiH borough schoo lteacher, both at home. Funeral plans are incomplete. rr.iv MRS. ANNE McGLLHAN Mrs.

Anne McGeehan. former iMCAdoo resiaeni ana scnooi xeacneri in that borough, died last night at. the New Haven, Coim Hospital Her husband, Hugh McGeehan, died 20 years ago. 1 Surviving are three sons, I i IMWA. and of the Park Methodist Church, Freeland.

C'liuuitrn urvive: Mrs. Beatrice, nerr r.g, upper L.e i aii.t'i! tt t' ii- i morning at 10:30 from the Jriis wile. Cecilia Jane ou: man Bros, funeral home with RevJrt! Juile 12. The following at Rockwell City Iowa and fiti. anil ws iocai Buchman, hite Haven; lrs.

Jiary: "iacu, njumuiu, Shellv and Clarence Buchman. Up-iami st- Ann's, Freeland, prior to npr Lehirh; John. I.attimer to Hazleton. I tan. -iaeara rans.

a. i i ri ii Mrs. Virginia Fisher, Mrs. Jessie degrees and was graduated! r.vinm the Cocoran Art Charles Catherman or m. i aui Methodist church officiating, interment will be in the Mt.

View cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral parlor Sunday night. WILLIAM GAFFNEY William Gaffney, 57, of Arlington Heights, Stroudsburg, RD 3, died yesterday. He had been ill several years. Born in Clyde Bank, Scotland, a son of the late John and Annie Gaffney, he resided in White Haven before making his home in Strouds- Cl Abe of una iwu i.vii.

ijiiiii Schmidt and Mrs. Ella Carter, Llty an1 tJ'-- tdward Gough Josepn ana james or ssml26 graildrhildren and Haven; sisters Marie ami ueoige jit-inngs, iamer oi William T. Hellings, of this city, A veteran of both World Wars.j p. from the family residence, he served with the British Army; The funeral will be held Monday with services in charge of Rev. J.

during World War I and with theimornin a requiem high mass Miles Pheasant. Interment will be Canadian Armv during World War i St. Peter's R. C. church, New' in Freeland Cemetery.

II. He was a member of St. Luke's Haven. Interment will be in the Friends may call from Saturday Catholic church, Stroudsburg cemetery. afternoon until the time of fun- the Cleveland Chapter, Knights of i leral.

Columbus. I GEORGE HELL1XGS Sun'iving are his wife, three brothers, Frank and James T1 fA HOOD 1J SCOUtmaSter Dominic Cusatis, of 898 North jVinc strlot asistant scoutmaster of Troop 20 of the Mother of Grace church since the unit was first formed two years ago, was recently named scoutmaster bv the troop committee. He succeeds Ellsworth N'eikani, who relinquished the post recently. The new troop head has been affiliated with scouting for more than eight years and took a leadership training course at the Schiff Bov Scout Reservation, Manheim, N.J. He furthered his training in this field by attending the Anthracite Council Leadership Classes.

Scoutmaster Cusatis is the wearer of the Silver Arrowhead in scouting. SISTERHOOD MEETING Agudas Israel Sisterhood will at 'cl(K'k Tuesday eve- ning in the synagogue. vestry rooms of the Genelti's 15th St. Super Market Open Daily 9 a. m.

to 9 p. m. Adv. NOTICE The Office of Dr. M.

M. Krakusin CLOSED Due to Remodeling and Renovations. 21-HOUR LICENSE SERVICE McGEE'S AMOCO SERVICE 5th Vine Sts. Phone GL 4-9075 Auto Tags Last Trip Monday, April 2nd Mark's CALSO S. STA.

21ST N. CHURCH at tu ciock yesternay morn also survive There are 13 great- grandfhildren NAMED TO LABOR BOARD John T. Haletskv, Reading, was At the same time yesterday the Department of Labor and Industry-appointed Charles J. Tetlow, Parkland, Bucks county, a workmen's compensation referee at $7,500 yearly. Also named was Harry P.

O'Neill, West Pittston, Luzerne county, senior employment agencies investigator, $3,666. Tried The Newest Flavors? PRICE'S Old Fashioned Quality ICE CREAM Adv. at his home at Willow Grove named a member of the State La-toba following a brief illness. He was bor Rela.t'aI,;s1ftBoard at an annual He was a rttired building con- salary of Rffnev. both of Brantford, Arthur Stewart, Scotland; a sister, Annie Gaffney, Brantford, Canada; a stepsister, Mrs.

Agnes Sexton, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, nieces and nephews. Requiem mass will be at 9 a. m. Monday in St. Luke's Catholic; church, Stroudsburg, JOSEPH DE FEBBO Joseph DeFebbo.

of Lansford, ijaiinev. t-Knit ui uianuuiu, vii- tario, Canada; Fred Gaffney, Manning Canada; two stepbrothers, John Stewart. Brantford, grandest assortment of live pot- I ted, indoor evergreen plants direct "HJav'c fCkfck from Florida. Real Gardenias, too. V111C VlwIC 29c t0 79c- 301 5th St.

West Hazleton I SPECIAL POLUMBO'S FIU DAY 3' P. M. to PERI PIROHI Rear 629 Hayes Street A 0 Also Assorted Sandwiches Phone GL 4-224 Dial gl 4-9064 OPEN DAILY 4:30 TOM'S P1TZA SENAPE'S OVEN FRESH 16 Cuts ai Lenten Specials with Scumutz vl pitz with Mushrooms 1017 St. Pitz with Pitz with Anchovies Delivered Hy Heated Trucks Oj r- r- 4-1831 or GL 4-9168 rder or Easter NEAPOLITAN -CRUSTOLE- FlashiD Dial GL or GL 5-1080 A AC4fcOAAAJr 221 1)ia- Avc- All Star-Sat. Night 1 ROSE ANN STROBE LITE BUTCH 'S (Dancer) West Hazleton RENNY WHIGHT HOT PITZ Tltuv Every rl Sat.

(Comedy Act) Free Delivery til 12 p.m. Dial GL 4-9080 fcHOME DELIVER I SailS SoiiC! CZ PIZZERIA' Wilkes-Barre ft CL-5-iooi EASTER SUN. NITE CL.4-?" Frank -LAV84W9ST- Wojnarowski And roller skating I Lee Vincent Tonight and Tomor- FREE HI'S TO DANCE row Afternoon and Nile Leaves Heaver Meadows at Hazleton, 7:15 0 ARCADIA 0 M' ROLLER RINK PineandlloiiySt, QRANADA i WilkeR-Harre POLKO NITE EASTER MON. NITE Lakewood Stash and Yash EASTER SUNDAY T'n" Jack Melton May JlCnry free mis to dance Direct from Hartford, Conn. Leaves Heaver Meadows 7:30 Hazleton 7:13 Dancinjr from 9 to 1 Bus leaves 15.

Meadows, Adm. to Dance $1.25 Hazleton, McAdoo, 8:30. Dancing 8:30 to 1 A. M. Two other Bound Brook young men, Leo Pasquale and Fetor John son, both 22, associates of Kimmel and DeMar, are being held by po lice at Bound Brook in connection with several burglaries in that area.

DeMar, who waived extradition, was brought here last night by Corporal Edward Swita of the local state police and Chief of Police John Watahovich, of Freeland. SPECIAL MIXED CORSAGES $2.50. Dan Smith's Wayside Gardens, Drums, Pa. PA 3-3133. Adv.

Potted Easter Flowers Thompson's Rr. 7th Locust Sts. GL 4-G963 Adv. AUTO TAGS Cusate's Delivery c'o Haniiu-iks Esso Station 419 E. Broad GL 4-9301 LEAVING DAILY STARTING MARCH 28th Nu Tasty Pastry Shop 15th Locust St.

Put Your Order In Early For Easter Paska, Nut Bread, Poppjseed Bread, French Rolls, Layer Cake Closed Easter Monday Phone GL 4-3557 Auto Tags Guaranteed Daily Messenger Service Francy's Garage 61 N. Cedar St. GL 4-8351 (Open Sundays) Central Garage 26 W. Green St. GL 4-0011 (Never Closed) we will be The deceased taught school for! au-i 1 at Marys Con- vent.

11 kr-Kitl-rn S.t A irnos' i5ne was ine recipient ot many vshinirt.nn Sho i survive) Mrs. Philip McGill and Mary and Gough of this city, and two 'inenhwvs. Hiwh C.n,h of Ardmore, Pa. Sister Angela was a Rev. Peter Gough of the Seranton Diocese, who died some years ago, and a sister of Sister Mary DeSales of the Sisters of Mercy Order, who also preceded her in death.

A brother John J. Gough, was a part ner in the firm of Julius Hyman Co. and earlier with another broth er, Michael, conducted the Gough Bros, haberdashery at Broad and Pine streets for many years. A nephew, Rev. Father John J.

Gough, pastor of the Church of the Epiphany, Sayre, died in 1949 and is buried in St. Gabriel's ceme tery. Father Gough, for some years was editor of the Catholic Light, official publication of the Seranton diocese. The Gough family have been life long residents of Hazleton. The funeral will be held from St.

Gabriel's convent Monday morning with solemn requiem high mass in St. Gabriel's church at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in St. Gabriel's cemetery. ORDER PRICE'S EGG NOG early.

It's here in all it3 creamy goodness again. Adv. ALL TPYES died yesterday at Weatherly after morning at 11 o'clock from the a lengthy illness. i Wetzel Funeral Home, Willow Born in Italy, he was a retired Grove, with interment in White-laborer and had worked at the marsh Memorial Park. No.

14 Colliery of the Lehigh Coal, Viewing will be held Sunday and Navigation Co. afternoon and evening at the fun- He was a member of St. Ann's eral home. Catholic church, Lansford. His only immediate survivor is: MRS.

JOHN WATKINS a nephew, Nicholas DeFebbo, Mrs. John Watkins, native cf Hauto. Eckley, but for sometime had been Services will be held at 9 a. a resident of Nesquehoning, died Monday in the Holmes funeral Palmerton Hospital. She had home, Lansford, with a requiem suffered a fall at her home earlier mass at 9:30 a.

m. in St Ann's! in the dav 15 Pieces Scumutz For One Dollar NEAPOLITAN Pizzeria GL 5-0521 221 K. Dia. Ave. Penna.

9 'TIL 12 -SPECIAL ON ORCHIDS Orchid Corsages $2.00 up Other Easter Corsages $1.50 up Potted Plants 65c up DePue's Greenhouse Conyngham Road West Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-7561 church. MISS EMILY M. MEIKRANTZ Miss Emily Margaret and three daughters of 107 East Spruce street, died i EASTER FLOWERS Our Beautiful Selection Includes: Lilies, Hyacinths, Tulips, Azaleas, Martha Washingtons and other potted plants. Open Evenings Order Now! DURSO'S GREENHOUSE Cranberry NOTICE Drug Store Hours for Good Friday Closed 1 P.M.

to 5 P.M. Reopen 5 P.M. 'til closing 9 P.M. Hazleton Retail Druggists Association. this morning at 12:15 at the State Hospital following an illness of about a year.

She was a native of this city and had resided here her entire life. Her parents were the late Adam and Cora (Hill) Meikrantz, who died many years ago. The deceased was a member of Zion's Evangelical church. Surviving are two sisters: Mrs. Kenneth Yeager, of Somerville, N.

Florence, at home, and a brother. Wilbur Meikrantz, cf Bound Brook, N. J. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 from the Grebey funeral home with services in charge of Rev. Bruce N.

Hall. Interment will be in the Mt. View cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral parlor Monday afternoon and evening. Phone GL 4-2421 struction superintendent His wife, Emma, died in 1945.

Surviving are his son, William, of 523 North Locust street, who is principal of Hazle Township High School. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Walter Lightkep, of Norristown, and a granddaughter, Marion, of this city. The funeral will be held on Mon- She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Gillespie. Surviving are her husband, two EASTER SPECIALS FRESH BAKED COCOANUT BREAD Loaf 39C ALSO NUT, POPPYSEED PASQUA BREAD Bernstein's Bakery 76 N. Wyoming St. Dial GL 5-1921 640 West Broad Low Prices YOUNG DUCKS Grade "A lb. PAN READY 52c CHICKEN PARTS TENDER FRYERS BROILERS CLOSED SUNDAY Open Easter Monday as usual.

Friday and Saturday Night Specials Lobster Tail Clams Shrimp Cherone's SURF CLUB 625 Ridge Street Freeland EASTER FLOWERS BYOREK'S KNOTTY PINE BAR-B-Q 26th N. Church St. All of us wish you A Happy Easter A. GAUDIO SONS GREENHOUSES 915 Grant Street ALTER STREET STORE DELIVERY: DANCE SUNDA NITE, APRIL 1 St. Cunegunda's Hall Cash and Carry SPECIALS on Easter Plants and Flowers BOB SMITH'S GREENHOUSES Get SAMMY'S FRESH KILLED POULTRY for EASTER Complete Selection McAdoo, DANCING PLEASE NOTE! 551 N.

Rroad St. GRADE AA MEDIUM SIZE Order Her Corsage Samples On Display Plenty Of Parking Room-Don't Delay! PAN READY W. Hazleton -MEN'S HIP Boots For Fishing $4.99 pr. Boy's-Men's-Dress-Oxf. AND LOAFERS $2.98 pr.

BE WILL CLO Please Note: WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY in observance of GOOD FRIDAY CLUB "40" i CHILDREN'S DRESS OXFORDS $1.49 pr. SED STEWING LEGS Grade 43c "A lb LARGE ROASTERS ST EWERS YEARLINGS Free Delivery Everv SAT. McADOO KELAYRES Direct EGGS for Easter LARGE WHITE AiTrn LAKUL VKUWN ALL DAY Easter Monday GIRL'S "WRANGLER" DUNGAREES $1.95 BOY'S FIRST QUALITY DRESS SHIRTS 59c BOY'S EASTER SUITS $4.69 ABE KLINE CO. 69 NORTH WYOMING STREET Outside Stands The Larpest White Boot MEDIUM From FREE Nearby Farms DELIVERY to TRKSCKOW REAVER MEADOWS.