The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 16

THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 24, 1954 PAGE 16 HOM DELIVERY SPECIAL TONITE FUNEltALS FIZZtKIA Dies While On Vacation Freeland Man Dies In Italy The dental office of Dr. S. V. Stickler will be closed from July 22nd to July 28th SENAPE'S HOT PITZA DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME GL 4-1831 or 4-9168 Vz Fried Chicken 75 GL-5 'loot GL-4 -eon 34 WAST The funeral of Clarence (La-niont) Lamanna, who died at Thiladelphia, was held this Matthew Dallas, of 930 North i iL. -i i i morninir irmn me iMiimy icnimui.c, HLICCh ilSHBiiui Thursday in Monte, Trcnto, Italy, French Fries A Vegetable Plus Our Regular Menu GUTSIE'S On The Heights We Cater to Private Parties.

Banquets Weddings GL 4-9210 The funeral of Stephen Hudock, was held this morning from the family home, 549 Cleveland street. Solemn requiem high mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's R. C. church by Rev.

Cyril Hudak, with Rev. John Crniel, deacon, and Rev. Ambrose Verazin, sub-deacon. Interment was in the parish cemetery with Rev. Verazin giving the blessing at the grave.

Pallbearers, members of St. Joseph's Iodge, Branch 3, P. S. were: Joseph Dzurek, Ico Dusheck, Joseph Ma-rinko, Lewis Washko, Frank Rent-ka ami Andrew Dzurek. TOPIT'S CAFE 219 Main Whits Haven JOHNNY CLAY'S TRIO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Beers Wines Liquors Assorted Sandwiches 590 Lincoln street, this city.

Rev. Francis Mussari had services at the home and Rev. Vernard Johnson, C. was celebrant of a solemn requiem high mass at the Mother of Grace church. Rev.

Arthur Ferrari was deacon and Rev. Patrick Cortez sub-deacon. Interment was in the parish cemetery with Rev. Mussari giving the blessing at the grave. Pallbearers were: Pasco Guadiano, Neal La-berto, William White, John Pa-pada, Angelo Serra, Jr.

and Neal DeBelle. where he was spending a vacation visiting relatives. This was learned yesterday in a cablegram to his wife. Dallas was in good health May 21 when he left by plane for Italy in company with Charles Maso, Freeland masonry contractor who returned home three weeks ago. Born in Italy, Mr.

Dallas came to this country in 1921 and first took up residence in Mount Carmel where he began working at a collier. In 1930, he came to Freeland Blue Moon in Sheppton DANCE TONIGHT Music By THE MERRY MACS Seafood and Asst. Platters NOTICE All members and pensioners of Stripping Local 803 who have signed for surplus foods should report at the regular meeting place on Monday evening between 7 and 8 p.m. for their surplus food coupons. By order of Pres.

Joseph Cassarella DINE DANCE at the BRANDONVILLE Country Club Hotel Ballroom TONITE MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz Dial GL 5-1801 9th St. Bet. Vine Alter and has worked for many years at Astasia (TLarnie Ka the Hazleton Shaft Colliery of the trjhh of this ity who die(1 at Mrs, Ruth Brunn Sachs of this city, who died Thursday, was buried this afternoon from Bach-man Brothers funeral home, with Rev. Joseph Shuster in charge of services. Burial was in Skyview Memorial Park, Hometown, Pallbearers were: Ray Recla, John and Albert Filoreto, Al Mainiero, Carlo Tamborini and Richard Ponehery.

A 69-year-old Hazletonian vacationing for the past two weeks with friends at their home in Hobbie, died suddenly last night at 9:30 o'clock, He is Thomas of 130 North "Wyoming street, who retired in 1950 from a janitorial position with the Pennsylvania Power Light here. Mr. and Mrs. East, she is the former Cora Stout from Dorrance and has been an invalid for the past 10 years, have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Jensen and Mr. East had been in apparently good health. But last night he went to the back yard of the Jensen property to close the chicken coop and when those in the house didn't see his flashlight any longer, they investi-l gated and found him dead. The deceased was born in Dover, N. and came to Hazleton as a young man.

He worked with the power company for 19 years before retiring. Survivors, in addition to his wife, include one daughter, Mrs. John Triska, of Philadelphia, two brothers, John of Hazleton, and of Allentown, and three stepchildren, Carl Stein, Hazleton, and Emerson Stein and Mrs. James Donnelly, both of Philadelphia. The funeral will be held Monday at 10:30 o'clock from the Cragle Funeral Home, Hobbie, with interment in the Dorrance Cemetery.

Rev. Arthur Klcintop, of the! Lchign valley LOftl uo. the state Hospital on Wednesday, He was a member of St. An was buried from the Burcin home SPECIAL TONIGHT for funerals this morning. Requiem Wash Oponick's Orch high mass was offered up in Holy Trinity Slovak Roman Catholic DAN'S TAVERN 41 S.

Wyoming St. Hank's Pitza Served Nightly Assorted Sandwiches church with Rev. Leo Gardzalla as 75. CHICKEN PLATTERS celebrant and Father Gardzalla Draught heer choice bottle beer, wines, liquor Everybody Welcome Birthday Crcetings () gave the blessing at the grave in St. Gabriel's cemetery.

The pallbearers were: Elias Krushko, Ed ward Polchin, John Kashi, Robert Hazle Park Sunday Night July 25th Scotty Parsons Orch. General Admission 65c Incl. Tax Smith, John Sorokotch and Kenneth Connors, Watch for Grand Opening Prop. Charles Fekete and Dill Bushkie thony's R. C.

Church, of Freeland. Survivors include his wife, the former Julia Ravina, and these six children: Capt. Frank Dallas, Fort Bragg, N. Sylvester, Julia, and Matthew, at home; Mrs. Dorothy Odorizzi, Bronx, N.

and Alfred, serving with the Navy aboard the U. S. S. Leary now in a Netherlands port. Five sisters also surviving include Mrs.

Mabel Chclvi, Mount Carmel; Mrs. Fiore Mattavi, New York City; Mrs. Josephine Ber-tuzzi, of Pittsburgh; and two sisters in Europe. A solemn high mass of requiem will be offered up tomorrow tit 8 by Rev. Francis Bitetti in St.

Anthony's Church. No burial details have been announced. Nu-Tasty rZy ft WEDDING BIRTHDAY CAKES 1 CfU LOCUST STS. I Jill DIAL GL 4-5557 Mashed Potatoes Vegetable PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU DEVILED CRAB LOBSTER TAIL STEAKS CHOPS HOLUPKI SHRIMP Assorted Sandwiches WALLY'S 120 N. Wyoming St.

Miss Shirley Ann Bacsick, 786 McKinley street, 20th tomorrow. She is employed as a clerk at the American Auto Store, East Broad street. Miss Patsy Boyle, daughter of Mrs. Rose Boyle, 19 East First street, 17 today. Mrs.

Michael Drusa, 529 Pardee street, today. John Orboch, 737 West Ninth street, Monday. Mrs. George Sleeker, 241 East Green street, on Monday. Hobbie Lutheran Church, will officiate.

Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at the funeral home. Frank Cesario of First street, Kelayres, who died Tuesday at the Hazleton State Hospital, was buried this morning from the family residence. Solemn mass of requiem was celebrated in the Immaculate Conception church, Kelayres, by Rev. Joseph Berardi, with Rev. Michael Holly, as deacon and Rev, James Hughes, sub-deacon.

Rev. Paul Piskcl and Rev. Edwin Mc-Elduff, visiting priests, read masses at the side altars. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Members of the Sons of Italy Lodge attended the funeral and representing the lodge were the following pallbearers: Anthony Rizzo, Anthony Eramo, John Polumbo, Joseph Mascarell, John Orlando and Nazarino Patriotti.

MATZ'S GRILLE Lattimer Dial GL 4-9051 FOOD AS USUAL SERVING PITZ DAILY ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Russell Karchner of Sy-bertsville was admitted to the Hospital yesterday. Deatl is RICHARD KEIPEIt A COOL BREEZE A DELIGHTFUL PLACE DELICIOUS FOOD BEER WINE LIQUOR Lakeview Log Cabin DRUMS SHOP TONIGHT! Ger.ettl's 15th Street Super Market is open dailj from 9 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Adv. Richard Keiper, 96, a native of Weatherly, died this morning at the West Jersey Hospital, Camden, N. J. He had been living with his ENAMA'S 39 South Wyoming Street Dance Tonight THE MELODIANS HOT PITZA SANDWICHES Beer Wines Liquors daughter, Mrs.

Nora Kane, of Col lineswood. N. J. Week-End Special ROMAN APPLE CAKE Bernstein's Bakery 76 N. Wyoming St.

Dial GL 5-1921 Get a HAZLb CAB at the LEADER STORE OR Dial GL 40828. Green Stamps. Adv. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Kane are two more daughters, Mrs.

Preston Metzgar of Somerville, N. and Mrs. John Koch of Col lingswood, N. J. Teat Moss Lime Fertilizers Copper DDT Rotonone Garden, Flowers Sprays Dust? Paul E.

Williams GL 5-4595 Adv. Eurana Park The funeral of Henry Franklin Schaeffer of this city, who died Thursday, was held this afternoon from the Bachman Brothers funeral home with Rev. H. Clay Berg-stresser, D.D., in charge of services. Interment was in Mt.

View cemetery and the pallbearers were: William King, Walter, Joseph and Clayton Kelshaw, Stanley Miller and William Herrity. T. R. ERDMAN, Mgr. Phone Weatherly 4411 The funeral will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.

m. from the Warner funeral home in Weatherly. Services will be at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church under the direc For Pleasant Hoars of Recreation tion of Rev. Samuel Stauffer. Interment will be in the Union ceme LAZO'S CAFE 581 ALTER ST.

Special! wmt Chicken Platters Roast Beef Ham Steaks Chops Seafood Bar-B-Que Assorted Sandwiches tery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening. "ArPicnic Facilities Lake for Swimming Playground Cool Shaded Areas Band Concert Sun. July 258:15 P.M. Coaldale Victory Band Wm.

J. Miller, conductor FRANK'S CAFE 78 North Wyoming St. Saturday's Special Chicken Platters 50c Also Assorted Sandwiches MRS. MARY SESSOCK Charles Spaide Phillips, of Ard-mere, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

William Thillips of Beaver Meadows, and cousin of Miss Elda Spaide of this city, was buried today in Union cemetery, Weatherly. Services were held last night in the Chadwick funeral home at Ard-more. AMERICAN LEGION of Sheppton, Pa. July 25th Music By Al's Rhythm Men Vocals by Lenny For The Best In Entertainment MICHAEL ADAMS HIS MERRY MAKERS AT BABE'S TAVERN Nuremberg Mrs. Mary Sessock, of 102 Middletown, Jeddo, died Friday at 1:50 p.

m. at the St. Joseph Hos pital where she had ben a patient six days. She was born in Austria Hungary, and had resided in Eber vale No. 3 until four months ago NOW Judy Carol Clearance Sale.

DRESSES $2.98. Adv. moving to Middletown, Jeddo, She was a devout member of St. Mi chael' Ukrainian G. C.

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V. Post 252 SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL Andrew of Oakdale; Mrs. Anna Yuhas of Philadelphia; Mrs. Mil-! dred Pesitka of McAdoo; Henry Flaim of Oneida; William; Sessock of South Middletown; Mrs. Leroy Anthony of Mrs.

Anthony Sulkevich of Har-' leigh; Mrs. Michael Velk of Beth-1 lehem; Mrs. James Cole of New York; Joseph Sessock of Philadelphia; Walter Sessock of Hazleton; Olga Sessock at home. There are 19 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren also surviv-j ing. The funeral will be held Tues ST.

JOHNS, PA. PHONE DRUMS 3-2661 Presents 3 ATTRACTIONS 3 The Famous SUNNY DALE RAMBLERS Stars of Radio-Stage-Television. Western Songs, Comedy, Yodeling, Hula-Hula Dancing. Real Fun Galore. HARTZEL BULLA Variety Show Everybody Will Enjoy Roberts His Mountain Gang Something Different Lobster Tail 75 French Fries Cole Slaw Melted Butter SHRIMP! SHRIMP! SHRIMP! Banana Split Special 25c Free Bottle Of Soda To Every Miniature Golf Customer.

Curb Service Laurette Restaurant Hazleton-McAdoo Highway For A Grand Time Spend This Sunday At EVERGREEN PARK Admission 50c Children FREE day at 9 a. m. from the family home. Requiem high mass will be celebrated in St. Michael's Ukrainian G.

C. Church at 9:30 a. m. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call this evening until funeral time.

all you can $1.25 eat for at PLUS Deviled Clams Fresh Shrimp Hard Shell Crabs Steamed Clams Devil Crabs, Baked Mussels Home Made Clam Chowder MATTEO'S 141 East Diamond Ave. Phone GL 4-9256 ALFARR'S Music by AL'S RHYTHM MEN Road Is Open The Mello Men with Vocals by Ann TONIGHT At The CLUB KIRKWOOD Chicken Platters Assorted Sandwiches DANCE -Saturday, July 24th FREELAND PUBLIC PARK PAVILION GABE GARLAND nSS Announcing another new creation in CUSTOM IRON FURNITURE WILLIAM MIDDLEKAMP William E. Middlekamp, 72, of Lansford, was stricken ill while waiting for a bus in Lansford on Thursday afternoon and was admitted to Coaldale Hospital at 12:20 p. m. He died at 7:40 p.

m. A native of Hauto, he was a son of the late Lewis and Emma Dries-bach Middlekamp and lived in Ta-maqua and Locust Valley most of his life, moving to Tamaqua 10 years ago. He was employed by L. N. C.

for 50 years and last worked at Tamaqua. Gabe Flint Entertainment ifThe Garland-Aires fcTony Nicholas TONITE Sweet Music of "Sammy Ritz 5 Kings" TtinirifV Tso nlini Vnnnln Direct from many successful engagements throughout Penna. and New York state. 9:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M.

THE TEA WAGON Here is a practical new Tea Wagon of many uses. Custom Iron Furniture Frame with 2 shelves of Metal Mesh, and Caster Wheels. $19.95 CUSATE'S HOTEL BAR GRILL Hazleton-Freeland Hiway LB A member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansford, he was also a member of Odd Fellows Lodge and Protective Home Circle, Tamaqua. His wife, the former Nellie Gerhard, and one sister, Mrs. Sarah Kiefer, Easton, survive.

The funeral will be held Monday from his home with burial in Sky-view Memorial Park. Catering to Parties Banquets NOW FOR "DO IT YOURSELF" FURNITURE MAKERS THE ALBERT J. BATES COMPANY Sells real estate faster GL 4-1361 Adv. Dancing Saturday Evening! HARRY HAYES SUPPER CLUB Hazleton-Wilkes-Barre Highway at Drums "where the jigger is bigger" -Maryland Jumbo Hard Shell Crabs- ROAD BLACK-TOPPED TO SUPPER CLUB! For Reservations Call Drums 3-2931 FIRST AGAIN I I Playland Park NUANGOLA. PA.

Sunday 2:00 P.M. To 8 Hour Stage Show JLDroadway lluckaroos TV Ra-dio stars with lots of Comedy JLThe Hall Sisters Western Songs-Music Mt. Gang CD 17 IT Fishing fKLL picnic Tables All This $1.00 Per Car-Truck or Busload No Matter How Many Persons. Don't Pay More For Less I TONIGHT We again present ART WENDEL HIS ORCH. Featuring Lovely June Faux MEDVITZ HOTEL East Diamond Ave.

Phone GL 4-G951 DINNERS SERVED DAILY FROM 5 to 9 P.M. Excellent facilities for banquet, parties, showers and weddinfs. POLUMBO'S PIZZERIA Rear 629 Hayes Street Phone GL 4-2274 Free Delivery. Open Sundays Leg Sets 4 TO A SET 12 inch $5.95 16 inch $6.95 21 inch $7.95 28 inch $9.95 Let us show you How you can use these practical leg sets. Free Home Demonstration.

TONIGHT I.S.D.A. ITALIAN CLUB 2nd and Carson Streets For Members and Guests Music by the DANNY SCHIAVONE NOTICE! BEGINNING JULY 26, 1954 BUS SERVICE ON HAZLE STREET, WILL BE TERMINATED BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION. THE HEIGHTS SPECIAL WILL OPERATE ON POPLAR STREET INSTEAD OF HAZLE STREET. BARAN'S TRANSIT LINES. CARNIVAL SUGARLOAF TWP.

FIRE CO. HALL Benefit of Sugarloaf Baseball Team Entertainment Nightly TONIGHT Beaver Twp. High School Band For The Kiddies: Merry-Go-Round and Pony Hides PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED CUSTOM IRON FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS Makers of Indoor Outdoor Furniture DRUMS, Pa. Free Delivery in this area DIAL 3-3644 UKLUKSTRA Assorted Sandwiches Meat Balls Hamburg! Excellent Facilities For Banquets, Parties, Showers, Weddinrs Dial GL 4-9225.