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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Friday, March 20, 19641 Mrs. Anna Podelko 24 Deaths Reports From Admissions Area Hospitals Discharges Funerals The funeral of Peter Dayock, Anthony Russell 896 Alter street, rear 556 Lincoln street, who died! who died Monday, was buried yes-Jlonday, was held yesterday from I terday from the Moran Funeral the Bachman Funeral Home. jHome. Rev. J.

Paul Taylor, pastor ofj Rev. Anthony Marra was the St Paul's Methodist Church, con-j celebrant of the soiemn gh mass ducted the services. Interment; of requiem in Our Lady of Grace was in the Vine Street Cemetery. (Church. Rev.

Francis Mussari was Ithe deacon and Rev. Michael Penn, Funeral on Saturday For Murdered Girl The funeral of Marise Chiverella, who was found murdered Wednesday in a stripping near the Hazleton Municipal Airport, will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Bonin Funeral Home, Second street entrance. Solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10:30 o'clock in Most Precious Blood Church and burial will follow in St. Joseph' R.

C. Cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. The girl's mother is the former Mary In addition to her parents, she is survived by three brothers, Ronald, 16, Barry, 11, and David, and a sister, Carmen, 13.

The deceased was a member of St. Joseph's Church. Today's Events In Local Area Anthracite Safety Engineers Society, luncheon meeting, Gus Genetti Hotel, 12:30 p. m. Hazleton Lodge No.

65, IOOF, Union Hall, 7:30 p. m. Capping ceremony for Hazleton State General Hospital School of Nursing, Nurses Residence, m. Baptist Gleaners Class, home of Mrs. Edwin Moore, 7:30 p.

m. First Legislative District Republican Women's executive committee, GOP headquarters, 7:30 p. m. Ideal Club, YWCA, 8 p.m. Philharmonic Choral Society rehearsal, St.

Mary's Youth Center, Lattimer, 9 p. m. Swing Club, at club rooms, 8:30 p. m. Hazleton Chapter, National Association Life Underwriters, Stan Genetti's Imperial Room, luncheon meeting, noon.

Enoch, Robert Evans, John Edmunds, Howard Lowery, George Schuchart and Charles Schutter. Military honors were accorded at the grave by members of Drake-Wear V.F.W. Post 589 in charge of Roman Krushinski. The firing squad included Edward Henry, Joseph Kapano and Joseph Stahura. The bugler was Jacob Guydish, Jr.

Death Notices ANDEKKO At State General Hos-1 at the grave in the parish eeme-pital, Wednesday, March 18, John tery. J. Anderko beloved husband' Pallbearers were Xester Salva-of Mary Hrino Anderko. Funeral terra. Peter Gronski, Michael Sa-Saturday at 8:30 a.

m. from thejbia, Walter Kubitz, Joseph Lincalis Bonin Funeral Home, Secondhand Tony Pachuse. street entrance. Mass of requiem Members of the Ladies Auxiliary in St. Ladislaus Church at 9 a.m'of the Leo G.

Samboroski Catholic Nonagenarian Dies at Home In Lattimer Mrs. Anna Evenctiko Podelko Mrs. Anna Evenchko Podelko, No. 430 Lattimer Mines, a non-agerian and one of the oldest residents of the North Side, died at her home at 3:30 yesterday afternoon, from complications, following an illness of one week. Relatives said she was in her nineties, one report placing the age at 97, but no one could give the exact age.

She was born Austria, a daughter of Michael and Hattie Evenchko. She resided in Lattimer for 60 years. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Polish National Church, this city. Her husband, Andrew Podelko preceded her in death in 1934.

Surviving are two daughters; Mrs. John (Suzanna) Buchman, at home in Lattimer Mines; and Mrs. Russell (Katherine) Sandt, New York City. Also by three grandchildren; Andrew Marcinko, Wilmington, Mrs. Robert (Anna Mae) Zahay, Freeland; and George Marcinko, Lattimer Mines.

Also three gieat grandchildren; Robert, Mary Ann and Janet Zahay, Freeland. A daughter, Mrs. Mary Podelko Marcinko died on January 18, 1949. The funeral will be held on Monday at a m. from the Grebey.

Beltz and Gleim Funeral Home. Requiem high mass will be celebrated in St. John the Baptist Polish National Church at 9:30 a. m. Interment will be made in the church cemetery.

Relatives and friends may call Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. WORLD'S FAIR EXCURSIONS First Trip Leaving SATURDAY, MAY 30th DIAL CRAIG TOURS 454-7772 FERDINAND'S SUNSET DINER Today and Every Friday FISH FRY $1.00 ALL YOU CAN EAT Orders to take out! 22nd N.

Church Streets Route 309 n- FRANK KUXETZ Frank Kunetz. 2061 55th street, Cleveland, Ohio, former local res ident, died yesterday morning at the family home. Surviving are his wife, the for mer Mary Stasek. three daugh ters, Mrs. Mary Ryan, Mrs.

Helen Benz and Mrs. Lucille Goldowski, seven grandchildren, and a brother, John, Slovakia. The funeral will be held Monday at 9 a. m. from the Stas Funeral Home.

2289 Columbus road at West 25th street, Cleveland. Services will be held in St. Wendelm Church, Cleveland, at 9:30. Friends mav call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

MRS. JAMES BOWEN Mrs. JJames Bowen, 93, of Elm hurst, Long Island, N. died Tuesday at Elmhurst. Born in West Oakdale, she was a daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Sweeney. Surviving are a son, James, Elmhurst; and four sisters, Mrs. Ernest Eroh, Hazleton; Mrs. Daniel Myers, Freeland; Mrs.

Philip Barrow, Swarthmore; and Mrs. Harry Berwick, New York City. The funeral will be held Satur day in New York City. Mrs. Kathryn F.

Searfoss Area Woman Survived by 49 Mrs. Kathryn Frances Searfoss. 89, of Port Jenkins, Dennison Township, White Haven, died Wednes day at 4 p. m. after an illness of seven weeks.

A lifelong resident of that area, she was a daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Daneker. Her father was the owner of the Dane-ker Quarry and Farms now the General Crushed Stone Den nison Township. The deceased was a member of the White Haven Methodist Church. Surviving are six children: Lloyd, White Haven; Elmer, Fran ces and Mrs. Zania Gross, Dennison Township; Mrs.

Vera Smith. Farmdale; and Mrs. Jesse Brown, Seven Valleys. Also surviving are 15 grandchil dren, 24 great-grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Betty Hunsberger, Los Angeles, a brother, Jacob Daneker, Nazareth; a half-sister, Mrs.

Eva Godshall, Telford; and a half-brother, David Daneker, Dauglows, Arizona. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Earnhart Funeral Home, Elmira street, White Haven. Rev.

John E. Kane, pastor of the White Haven Metho dist Church, will officiate. Inter ment will be in Laurel Cemetery, White Haven. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Births ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Blase, 830 Front street, Freeland. The mother is the former Mary Cherone.

CARVEL Hazleton-McAdoo Stand West Hazleton Stand WEEK-END SPECIAL LOLLAPALOOZAS 12 for $1.00 Take Home ICE CREAM CAKE $2.50 ICE CREAM TARTS 4 for 75c CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS in Patent. Red or 1 4U Brown 1.7 up MEN'S NAVY TYPE OXFORDS $3.88 lou Can't Beat This Value. MEN'S SMART NEW OXFORDS-LOAFERS 2.88 GIRLS' OXFORD or BOYS'-FULL SNEAKERS $1.49 Pair $1.00 CHILD'S SNEAKERS Positively Only One Intermenl in the Calvary Cemetery, Drums. Friends may call Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Frank H. Eonin Son, funeral directors CHIVE ELLA Wednesday, March 18, Marise Chivarella, age nine, beloved daughter of Carman and Mary (Swatch) Chiverella. Funeral Saturday at 10 a. rc. from the Bonin Funeral Home, Second street entrance.

Solemn requiem high mass in the Most Precious Blood Church at 10:30 a. m. Interment in St. Joseph's R. C.

Cemetery. Friends may-call Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Frank H. Bonin Son, funeral directors.

M. M. Produce Hazlelon-McAdoo Highway OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY LETTUCE 2 heads 39c GOLDEX RIPE LARGE C0C0ANUTS 2 for 29c BANANAS lb. 11c LARGE EGGS 2 doz. 95c OPEN 640 W.

Broad St. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Admissions Mrs. Mary Rose Harmonosky, 36 Maple street, Tresckow. Robert Thrash, 704 North street, Weatherly.

Mrs. Mabel Ingrham, Presbyterian Home, North Church street. Gary Wisemiller, 151 West Kief-er avenue. Joseph Barbeito, 832 Ridge street, Freeland. Mrs.

Ruth Martz, Oneida. Frank Kew, 322 Second street, Weatherly. Gerald Weeks, RD 2 Drums. Andrew Slavick, 229 North Fourth street, West Hazleton. Chimn Threadgold, RD2 Berwick.

Arthur Snyder, RD 1 Drums. Mrs. Irene Kluck, 650 Quincy street, West Hazleton. Discharges Thomas Witchin, 201 Adams street, Freeland. Mark Frassinelli, 320 West Ludlow street.

Summit Hill. Mrs. Mildred Cara, 908 North Dupont street, Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Althea Recla, 300 West Snyder street, Lansford.

Mrs. Jane Wiskoski, 147 West Main street, Weatherly. Mrs. Eleanor Calello, 401 Main street, Drifton. Mrs.

Rose Palso, RD 2 Tama-qua. Mrs. Ruth Weiss, 571 James street. Mrs. Rose Falvello, 724 North Laurel street.

Mrs. Marquean Shafer, Second avenue and Carbon street, Weath erly. Mrs. Eugenia Praskac, 38 Market street, Tamaqua. Mrs.

Sophia Oscovitch, Jeanes-ville. Mrs. Eleanor Balliet, 516 Winters avenue, West Hazleton. Mrs. Anna Kutchi, 808 Peace street.

Mrs. Cecelia Guerriero, 91 Main street, Highland. Mrs. Anna Greshko, 612 Fern street, Freeland. Mrs.

Susan miter, 127 Washing ton street, Freeland. Mrs. Angeline Abrams, 313 East Mine street. Frank Mariano, 39 East Diamond avenue. Lamar Larzelere, 204 Market street, Tamaqua.

Frank McShea, 17 Hancock street, McAdoo. Thomas Cann, 133 Main street, Beaver Brook. Mrs. Helen Wallace, 401 Towan-da street. White Haven.

COMPLETES TRAINING Kenneth Brownson, Drums. is scheduled to graduate today from th" Rittners Floral School. Boston, Mass. He has completed a six-j month training course in floral' design and floral shop management Personals (Readers are invited to submit personal items for this column by phone, in person or by mail.) Mrs. Foster Drasher, 618 West Second street, is bedfast at her home following a relaDse Wednes day night.

She had suffered a heart attack three weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGready, 33 West Holly street, returned home after attending the International Beauty Show in New York. Misses Judy Schaller, 601 West Maple street; Leona 205 West Berntr avenue, and Judy Corazza, Drums, left last night to spend several days in New York City.

They are student nurses at the State General Hospital. OPEN 4 P.M. TODAY PLESCE'S NEAPOLITAN PIZZERIA Dial 455 0521 Free Delivery 2 $1.00 64 North Locust Street MARTINI'S Tas-Tee Pitz DIAL 455 1801 Special 15 Pieces $1.00 With Roman Cheese STEVE'S HOTEL CAFE 401 N. Broad West Hazleton PLATTERS SEAFOOD, CHICKEN, nAM, STEAK CHOPS Fillet Mignon $2.00 Order of Gams 75c Clams to Take Out doz. 30c PIEROHI SALE ELI'S Cor.

Wyo. Chestnut Phone 454-9210 TONITE Melodians STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions Charles Hinder, 592 North Locust street. Theresa Dushanko, Harleigh. Ronald R. Wagner, RD 2, Drums.

Leon Herness, 459 Ridge street, Freeland. Michael Yurovchak, 625 Arthur street. Mrs. Gilda Slusser, Mifflinville. Lori Ann Kopczynskie, 409 Park street, Freeland.

Donna Goldsworthy, 27 West Maple street. Dorothy Solefski, 136 East Green street, West Hazleton. Discharges Mrs. Betty Rowlands and son, 644 West Diamond avenue. Otto Barbush 430 First street, Weatherly.

Patricia Gordick, 246 East Mine street. Mary Supon, Weston. Anna Banner, 119 North Cedar street. Katie Hontz, Carbon County Home. Janice Petri, 180 South Fulton court.

Nonette Nilo, 431 East Diamond avenue. Eva Kerechanin, 190 South Church street. Steve Lechman, 1113 Cunnius street, Freeland. Joseph Chaya, RD 1, Hazleton. New Coverings Are Dedicated At the midweek service in Trinity Lutheran Church, city, last night, a itdication ceremony for coverings for the chancel chairs and pulpit was held.

The covers were given in memory of Elwood Mowery by his wife. Special music was offered by the quartet of the church choir, composed of Arthur Reber, Raymond Zierdt, George Shaw, and George Rohde. They sang "The Hymn of the Sea." AUXILIARY MEETING Ladies Auxiliary of Hazleton State General Hospital will meet at the residence at 1:30 p. m. today, after which members will go to the Nurses' Capping and tea at the Nurses Home.

St. John's PTA Plans Communion Breakfast Plans for a Communion breakfast for the First Holy Communicants of St. John's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church were made at the monthly meeting of St. John's PTA this week. Mrs.

Joseph Fortuna will be in charge of the event to be held Sunday, April 5. A book fair preceded the meeting- Miss Mary McGeehan of the Bell Telephone Co. showed slides and spoke on the World's Fair. The banner award went to the first grade cla9s. Hostesses were Mrs.

J. Kizansky, Mrs. Steve Szutowicz, Mrs. Gabriel Mhley, Mrs. Michael Somits.

Mrs. Michael Stefanchick and Mrs. Francis Sabol. FARMER'S 3rd Alter St. PIEROGI POTATO CAKES LOBSTER TAIL $1.00 Clams (Order $1.00 Plus Regular Menu Phone 454 9077 OVEN FRESH PIZZA AT LUCIA'S 97 South Vine Street SERVED DAILY Eat Here or Take Out Phone 451-9058 TODAY'S SPECIAL DEVILED CRAB PLATTER 50' French Fries and Coleslaw Plus Our Regular Menn GUTSIE'S ON THE HEIGHTS nOT PITZ COLOR TV We Cater to Private Parties, Banquets, Weddings, 454-9240 HEINE KEN'S ON TAP LAMANA'S 21st and Locust Sts.

Hazleton, Pa. DANCE Tonight, March 20th great Al Robel Orchestra the band with the complete floor show Select Now For Memorial Day MONUMENTS Sister Mary Adrian Former Area Nun Dies Sister Mary Adrian, R.S.M., a member of the Sisters of Mercy Order for the past 57 years, died Tuesdav at 8 p.m. in Mercy Hospital, Wiikes-Barre, where she had been a patient since 1961 Born in Buck Mountain, she was the former Ann Gillespie, daughter cf the late Frank and Mary (Meehan) Gillespie. She was a member of the fac ulty of St. Gabriel's School, this city, when she became ill three years ago.

Prior to that assign ment she taught in St. Ann's School, Freeland, and St. Mary's School, Wilkes-Barre. An elementary school teacher since becoming a nun, Siste? Adrian also served as superior and principal of three schools in New York nd one in Iowa. They were: St.

Aloysius, Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y.; Sacred Heart, Early, Iowa; St. Boniface, Sea-cliffe and St. Anastasia, Douglas-ton, N.Y. The funeral arrangements are incomplete. Lenny Ross, Performer, Succumbs Lenny Ross, a stage performer and a native of this city, died following a performance at a theatre in Milwaukee, Wis.

His actual name was Leonard DeJoseph. He and his late father developed a bag-punchins act that was a crowd pleaser. He appeared on vaudeville programs throughput the country and entertained units of the armed forces throughout the world. He also appeared at the Feeley Theatre here on a vaudeville program. Ross also traveled for a season with the entertainment unit of the Harlem Globetrotters, a touring basketball team.

He was related to the DeJosech and Fescina families in this city. The funeral will be held Saturday in Philadelphia. OPEN TODAY 5 to 11 P.M. FREE DELIVERY 435-2411 BRUGGER'S PIZZERIA 16 Scumutz S1.00 Rr. 630 McKinley Street PTZ NEAPOLITAN BAKERY 101 East Holly Street SPECIAL TODAY 12 CUTS PEPPERS $1.00 Phone 435-0211 or 454-8881 FREE DELIVERY 4 'til VALLEY PITZ Rosebrand Pitz and Meatball Hoagies Sj bertsville, Penna.

Phone 788-2167 D'AMATO'S 565 Monges Street, Hazleton "The Homemade Pizza" Dial 455-3348 We Deliver "Try Our Homemade Bread" TILLIE'S PITZ LARGE PAN 80c 10 KINDS OF DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS PITZ 20 Kinds of Hoagies from 40c ea. 11 N. 4th Street, West Hazleton 455-2916 Delivery Service blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were John John John D. and Frank Russell, Joseph DiJinis and Michael Palermo.

Miss Anna K. Gronski. 21 East Beech street, who died Monday at Valley Crest Home, Wilkes-Barre, was buried yesterday from the Bonin Funeral Home. Requiem hiuh mass was celebrated in Transfiguration Church by Rev. Alexander Kulik.

Rev. Bernard Toloczko gave the blessing War Veterans Post attended the funeral. Ex-Area Priest to Note Golden Jubilee Msgr. George A. Jeffrey, pastor of St.

Mary's Church, Avoca, and former pastor of St. Ann's Church, Freeland, will celebrate the golden anniversary of his ordination on July 16. Msgr. Jeffrey, who served the Freeland parish for eight years prior to the assignment of Rev. Leo Gilroy in 1946, was ordained July 16, 1914.

OX DEAX'S LIST Virginia Kapes, 951 West First street, has been named to the dean's list at Rider College, N.J. A freshman. Miss Kapes was the Hazleton High School correspondent for the Standard-Speaker last year. DeLorenzo Paint Store 7 E. Broad St.

West Hazleton PACOX Reg. $5.25 Gal. PAINT SALE Phone 455-05 FISHING SEASON OPENS A at STRADNICK'S TROUT LAKE R. D. Drums SATURDAY, MARCH 21 Xo License Required No Limit Phone 788-2676 TONITE 'TIL 9 PHONE 454-2421 and Easter! for Extra Freshness1.

rucjn OAIVEU UAILJ 9P0PPYSEED A NUT PASQUA BREAD Pennsylvania Weatlwr FORECAST Eastern Pennsylvania Friday increasing cloudiness with chance of snow developing Friday night becoming mixed with changing to rain. Highest Friday in the 30s north to the 40s south. Lowest Friday night in the 30s. Saturday cloudy and cool with occasional rain. Western New York Slowly-increasing cloudiness and not as cold Friday and Friday night.

High Friday 32 to 38. Low Fri-jday night 28 to 35. Saturday cloudy and windy with snow occasionally mixed with rain southern portions, Western Pennsylvania Fri-'day cloudy with intermitteiit rain southwestern portion spreading northeastward during the afternoon with mixed freezing rain and sleet in the mountain sections. Not as cold, hih 138 to 45 south and 32 to 40 'north. Cloudy and windy with intermittent rain and a little warmer Friday night.

ZONES Upper, Middle Susquehanna, jPoconos Friday cloudy with jrain or snow during the after noon becoming mixed at times by evening. High Friday in the 30s. Advertisement Correction In Sale It was recently stated in this paper that a home and two lots at 738 Peace Street owned by Thomas E. Malson of California were sold here. The address was in error.

The Malson real estate sold jwas located at 103S Peace Street, not 738 as stated. ALBERT J. BATES CO. Adv. 2 BIG NIGHTS FRI.

ond SAT. Tonight Friday Night The SILHOUETTES Dancing Styled for H- Today's Young Moderns f-j Tomorrow Site It's unnrtMAMMV Come join the fun Beer Liquor c.j., Club EVERGREEN St. Johns 788-2202 HELEN'S CENTER CAFE Music by THE LANCERS 485 West Broad Street (Across Hazleton Shopping Ctr. I Public Invited! TODAY'S SPECIAL African Jumbo LOBSTER $1.75 Served from 6 to Hazle Township Hotel Lattimer-Milnesville Road WE CATER TO: Private Parties, Weddings, etc. CLUB KIRKW00D Harwood, Pa.

FRIDAY SPECIALS PLATTERS SHRIMP ROLL HADDOCK FILLET FRIED OYSTERS DEVILED CRAB Above Platters Include: Coleslaw, Green Beans, Potatoes, Rolls, Butter. 75c Fresh Homemade Clam Chowder YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE at ABE KLINE STORE MEN'S BLACK FISHING BOOTS 5.95 Pair All Sizes Men's, Women's and Boys' OD FISHING BOOTS with cleated soles pair $6.49 Men's Fishing Hats 98c Men's Waders $6.49 Men's Raincoats $4.39 Men's Fishing Vests Warning! There Is ABE KLINE The Store with the White Boot Outside 60 NORTH WYOMING ST. mh Sii i. niiWm i For This Week-End BE SURE, GET SAMMY'S POULTRY POULTRY FREE EASTER FLOWER SHOW OPEN TO ALL Young-Tender Large Chicken TURKEYS ROASTERS PARTS CAPONS DUCKS YEARLINGS Come in and see the living beauty of thousands of fragrant colorful blooming plants for: A Shut-In Your Home Your out-of-town loved ones 7 Sliced while you wait Your Church Lilies Hyacinths Tulips Azateas Dafodils Pompons Violets Gardenias Hydranges Foliage Plants Dish Gardens FOR EASTER Novelty Easter Arrangements Artificial Everlasting Arrangements Gifts for all FRESH HOMEMADE kVIRGINIA BAKED HAM BOTK KIELBASSI if A. H.

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