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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 21, 1959 PAGE 8 Naval Reserve Announces Training Is Puerto Rico Next In Line For Statehood? Steckcr, John Moro, Bernard Bren-nan, Bernard Ccmon, Edward Lutsky, Edward Carter, Dawn Roth and Lillian Albcrtson. Assignments, Active Duty Schedule which meets every Monday night The following active duty and Farmers' Dairv Staff Holds Annual Outing Over one hundred attended the cuting of Farmer's Cooperative Dairy employes at Tweedle Park, Weatherly, on Sunday. While the children enjoyed the playground, the adults played a game of baseball. Card games were played during the rain shower. The committee members in charge of the affair were: Dale Brown, Norman Cunfer, Kenneth two-week active duty for training assignments for members of Naval Reserve Surface Division 4-17, Hazleton Heights, were announced from 7 to 10 o'clock, at the U.

S. Naval Reserve Training Center, Carleton and Berner avenues, Hazleton Heights, can obtain information at the center any weekday from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

The division has openings in almost all categories at the present time. TO PLAN WIIIIS CLASS REUNION A meeting will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock for all members of the West Hazleton High School Class cf 1942 still residing in the Greater Hazleton Area and interested in planning this year's reunion. The meeting will be held at the home of Adele Schultz Ferrari, 400 Winters avenue, West Hazleton. last nieht: George F. Delcamp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Delcamp, of 117 East Patterson street, St. Clair, will depart for two years active duty with the Navy Thursday. He will report to the U. S.

Naval Re ceiving Station, Naval Base, Phila delphia, for further assignment Delcamp has been attached to NRSD 4-17 since May 7, 1958. Attending Instructor Training HIIS Class Of 1921 Reunion August 1 Plans for the reunion of the Hazleton High School Class of 1921 were furthered last night when the committee met in Palmer Cor-reale's office. The reunion will be held Saturday, Aug. 1, in Gus Genetti's Town and Country Room. Chairman Peter R.

Forliano announced that 75 reservations already have been received, includ School for two weeks at the U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center, Green Stamps With Every 10c Purchase IS Kingston, since Sunday, are: Ronald S. Dmytrow, END3, RD 2, 16 EAST BROAD ST. New Ringgold; Francis Lawrence Kelly, FTA3, 89 North Lee court, this city; Ronald G.

Sauers, END3, 363 Preston Girardville; Bernard P. Stone, FTA2, 51 West ing several from California and Florida. AGUADILLAjT ARECIBO UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO A PUERTO RICO manau is. mmi ST' J0JV 0FL VIRGIN IS. jj5T (p nPf CHARLOTTE V'S-X' i2k (P.R-) cT THOMAS Mr HAWAII ST.

THOMAS AMERICAN 7 PfL SAMOA I p. rj vvjr a JJSr V. of Panama Upfjy lJA 'y AGANAX MOGFOG agat- cy QQlps frJARAJAN rilAM REP. OF PANAMA PANAMA GUAM A'city Water street, Coaldale; Charles A. Vendura, ETN3, 16 James street, Kclayres.

HERE ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. James Morton, Ar Scheduled to report for two weeks reserve recruit training duty at Great Lakes, Sunday, are: lington, N. former local residents, are here to spend a vacation with relatives. James R.

Corra, SR, 632 East Main street, Weatherly; Joseph B. Hutta, SR, 134 East Rudl street, Coaldale; Richard E. Makuta, SR, 104 East Blaine street, McAdoo; The most valuable part of Robert J. Milhiser, SR, 236 North glasses is the eye examination and the professional service. Lehigh street, Tamaqua; Gary A.

Neifert, SR, 702 East Main street, Weatherly. James F. Holloman, SR, 302 Dr.M. L.Blum Sherman street, McAdoo, will report Sunday for two weeks duty Dial GL 4-8726 Optometrist to the commanding officer of the Eyes Examined Glasses and Contact Lenses Fitted Room 212 USS Robert F. Keller, U.

S. Naval Weapons Factory, Washington, C. Hazleton National Bank Bldg. Young men who are interested in amliating with the division. Soft, Fleecy Flannel-Back Settlement Of Suit Table Cloth With Alaska's and Hawaii's admissions as numbers 49 and SO, attention turns to other chief U.

S. possessions as potential statehood candidates. Best bet is Puerto Rico (pop. 2'j million; 3,435 q. mi).

Although in 1952 islanders chose commonwealth status not designed to lead to statehood sentiment is now changing. The Virgin Islands (pop. 132 sq. mi.) have a good chance of becoming a territory, important rung on statehood ladder. Not so with the Canal Zone (pop.

39,000 plus military; 553 sq. mi.) with few permanent inhabitants. Guam (pop. 209 sq. mi.) is an unincorporated territory.

American Samoa (pop. 76 sq. mi.) has a legislature and appointed governor. Composed of seven islands, Samoa is 2,300 miles from Hawaii. I Visit Our NEW, ENLARGED i Luggage i Department) I nTnl I mos' reasonae prices.

J) TAr0vernite Cases -Pullmans 1 I) Train Cases Research Fellowship Awarded To Doctor Dr. Harry Saul Winchell, of 107 North Main street, Shenandoah, has been awarded a' March of Dimes research feUowship of $10,600, it was announced yesterday by Dr. Paul C. Boord, chairman of the Schuylkill County Chapter Medical Advisory Committee of The National Foundation. This post-doctoral fellowship is for two years of advanced training in laboratory research to pre Approved By Court A compromise settlement for $4,500 covering injuries received by Douglas Schieffer.

17, and his sister, Elenor Schieffer, 18, children of Edward Schieffer, Nuremberg, was approved yesterday by Judge Thomas M. Lewis. Defendants were George Am-bruch, and his father, George Ambruch, Nuremberg. The youngsters were injured They Are Vinylized! Guaranteed! 52x52-inch Hess Families Hold 28th Reunion; 144 Attend Affair At Angela Park March 12, 1957. They were passen The 28th annual reunion of the pare for a career in medical re ft a 7r7Z.Hes family, held Sunday at An-the senior defendant and Jnmc aHpnHtH, Sybertsville Mr.

and Mrs. William Walp, Brenda Waip, Melanie Walp. Drums Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hemmerly, Mrs.

Floyd Cook, Mrs. search and teaching. rM ii i 1 1 il by his son. The car was traveling "Avl'Z "7" The first by 144 persons. reunion Make summer meals more enjoyable on these no launder table cloths the famous WIPE-CLEAN MODERN DECOR.

because, they are VINYLIZED all you do is wipe clean after using. WHITE YELLOW PINK an exquisitely created Satin Fern design on LINEN LIKE SATIN DA-MASK. Whether for domestic use, commercial use, or for gift-giving nothing is finerl west on the road from Nuremberg to Weston when it crossed the high year at the Donner Laboratory of Florence Hess, Mrs. David Cook, was held at Bartol's Grove, Sy-bertsville, in 1931. Next year's reunion will be held the third Sun way about 100 feet west of Nurem berg and crashed into a utility the University of California.

The award was made upon the recommendation of a national committee composed of medical educators in the basic science and clinical fields. PIECE MATCHED SETS $13-99 $18-99 52x70-inch pole. Under terms of the settlement $1,566.15 will be paid to each minor $1,367.70 to their guardian father. Darlene Cook, Sandy Cook, Mrs. Susan Hinkle.

Kingston Mrs. Rebecca White-bread, Mr. and Mrs. Roland White-bread, Mr. and Mrs.

John Miller, Richard Miller, David Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Peters, Earl Peters, Mrs.

Susie Wirsing. Wilkes-Barre Miss Ada Ruckel. Berwick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles day in July at Eurana Park, Weatherly. The following were elected as officers: President, George Henry, Vice President, Evelyn Cook; Treasurer, Mrs. William Waip, and Secretary, Fred Henry. Awards were presented to the 1 52x90-inch TO PLAN ORPHANS' PICXIC A joint meeting of the Carbon AT SUMMER SCHOOL Miss Sandra J.

Knouse, R.N., 672 North Vine street, on the nursing staff of the Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, is attending the summer session at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. County 40 and 8 and the 8 et 40 will be held at 8 p. m. Friday in the Lehighton American Legion Post to discuss plans for the or following: Oldest man. Archie AT BOTH STORES Hess, 79; oldest woman, Mrs.

Pve- phans' picnic to be held next month. becca Whitebread, 83; youngest child. Richard Tfpss Hill farthest distance, Albert Lewis', NonoiK, Virginia; and largest fam-H ily, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hess, eight members.

SUMMER IS FOR LEISURE FINAL CLOSE OUT Of Ail Mountaintop Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson.

Benton Mr. and Mrs. Williard Hess. Sugarloaf Mr. and Mrs.

Merald Yost, David Yost, Richard Yost, Bonnie Yost, Debbie Yost. Fredericksburg, Va. Steve Harris. Virginia Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Hinkle and family. Nanticoke Mr Mrs. Gordon Hess and daughter. West Hazleton Mr. and Mrs.

Ario Beshline, Arthur Beltz, Mrs. George Henry, Mr. and Mrs. NOT FOR HANGING CLOTHES Wapwallopen-Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Crawley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hess, Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Hess, daughters, Pan and Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hess, Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Hess, Paul Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hess and sons, Earl, and Richard, Mrs. Mary Bloss. Mr.

and Mrs. Woodrow Hartzel, Harold Hartzel, and Jane Hartzel, iMr. and Mrs. Leroy Hinchcliff. George Henry.

Ruth Ann Figure the time spent in hanging clothes use it for leisure time! Also the hot sun doing a neat job of sun-fading on those wet clothes. Henry, Linda Rae Henry. Hazleton Mr. and Mrs. Scotti Bertha Kirkendall, Mr.

and Clyde Huttenstine. Jimmv Rossi, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie James and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

August Huttenstine, Sharon Huttenstine. i Easton Mr. and Mrs. Aueust Bertie, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Henry, Bertie, Jr. Mrs. Viola Spangler and son, Stan Lily Lake Mr. and Mrs Melvin ley Hinkle. 4mm Hess.

Better Hurry Just A Few of Each Item Remain! NO DELIVERY AT THESE GIVE-AWAY PRICES! Hazleton Man Sues For Crash Damages' Automobile damages of $85.84 re MAYTAG Conyngham Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ileckrote, Mrs. Ern Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

William Hess. St. Johns Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams.

Freeland Mr. and Mrs. John ENJOY YOURSELF THIS SUMMER Get A MAYTAG DRYER suiting from a collision are asked by Charles J. Pahler, 613 Muir avenue, Hazleton, in a suit started at HAL0-0F-HEAT DRYER Nagle. White Haven Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Feist. Glenside Hoyt Stout. the courthouse yesterday against Norman W. Henry, 415 East Chest nut street, Hazleton.

1 PENNANT FOLDING CHAIRS For Colorful Outdoor Living 1 Even the 1" tubing is colored to match the HI bright hues of summer. Nylon and vinyl back seat. A limited choice of colors. Yesterday The Price Was $3.59 Complaint alleges the collision occurred January 9, 1956, on Route 29, Susquehanna boulevard, West Hjl Truckville Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Miller, Randy Miller, Darell Miller. Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Robert i Hess. Ef: Pottsville Mr.

and Mrs. Robert jriHess, William Hess, John Hess, ygj Nescopeck Mr. and Mrs. O. B.

Hess. Aristes Mr. and Mrs. Roland 1 Bittenbender. Hazleton.

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