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Hoileton Standard-Speaker, Saturday, June 25, 1966 10 Hurt by Blast When Lighting Deaths Birthday Cake, Man Sues UGI Joseph A. Baldesati, Sr. Former Publix Official Dies Joseph A. Baldesari, mana- The comDlaint avers the explo Daniel P. Flore.

624 Peace candles on a birthday cake placed MISS JOSEPHINE MANGANELLI Miss Josephine Manganelli. 1090 North Vine street, died at 1:30 p.m. yesterday at Hazlcton Slate Gene-1 per of manufacturing at McGregor ral Hospital, where she had been Sportswear Nanticoke, died at admitted Tuesday. She was horn a. m.

today at the Nanticoke street, part-time manager of the Grand and Hazleton Drive-In theaters and former city grocer, is seeking damages in excess of from the United Gas Improvement Company for injuries received in a gas explosion when he went to light the candles on a birthday cake on Feb. 3, 1963. The complaint was filed yesterday in the Luzerne County Courthouse by Attorney Robert J. Gillespie. According to the complaint, the explosion happened at about 11:30 p.m.

during a birthday party for movie projectionist Anthony De-Cosmo in a basement recreation room at the home of Peter Gor-dick, rear 652 Hayes street. Riore, among some 13 guests at the affair, was elected to go into on a workbench and then bring the cake out to surprise the guest of honor. According to the complaint, when Fiore lit a match, the entire hobby room immediately was filled with blue flame. When he ran to the door and opened it, he heard and felt a loud explosion which knocked him to the floor. Fiore was rushed to Hazleton State General Hospital by two other guests at the party, James St.

Mary and Joseph Rubinate. In the hospital's emergency room, his hands and face were dressed. He was admitted to St. Joseph Hospital on Feb. 4, 1963 and was discharged three and one-half in this city, daughter of Mrs.

Rose state Hospital where he had been Bove Manganelli and the late Pas- a medical patient since June 17. co Manganelli, and was a member A former Publix Shirt Corp. fore-of Our Lady of Grace Church. he resided at 58 West Broad Surviving are her mother and strcet, Nanticoke. the following brothers and Born in Hazlcton, a son of the Frank, Baltimore.

James at latp Mr and Mrs Anthony Balde-home; Mrs. Richard (Margaret) sari he was educated in the Hazle-Dalola. Harrisburg; John. Milwau- (Qn schools, kee, Carmen and Robert Associated in the textile manu-New Castle. Pasco Jr.

and( acturing industry for 45 years, he William, this city. A brother, An- emploved by McGregor the thony died in 1948. 14 years. The funeral will be held from The dpCNsed was a member the Joseph and Mary Fierro First Methodist church) Nanti. neral Home, Monday at a.m and Us oficial boardj the with solemn high mass of quem Qub Nanticoke in Our Lady of Grace Church at sion had been caused by a leak of natural gas or gas fumes emitted from a broken standpipe on Meade court, owned or controlled by UGI, allowing gas or gas fumes to seep into the Gordick hobby room.

The complaint further claims the fumes were not detected in odor by Fiore or any of the guests and that the explosion was set off when Fiore ignited a match to light tha birthday candles. The suit charged UGI with negligence in knowing the gas to be dangerous and not readily detectable to persons exposed to the danger, in failing to give adequate warning of the escape of fumes, in knowing that a "box" had been placed atop a gas standpipe that emerged from the ground on Meade court between Seventh and Eighth streets, and that the "box" top had been broken, in knowing the gas was escaping and could become a danger, in not sufficiently treating said natural gas so that a malodor MmMi is ii ml lip an adjoining hobby room, light the weeks later. ft. on on4 intormpnt in "A and Nanticoke; a vAc m3v ro ney rire to. Movie Stars Reported Lodge in Geneva Ala- oday to 9 Sundaj, 2 his qt to 4 and to 9 p.m.

mer Yaugnn three RrRrSTRFSFR j0SCph' Jr- S- WILLIAM BERGSTRESSER Ge0Tget Ga RusseU a William Bergs'resser, 80, of 30d student at the University of South North Third street, Emmaus, died Carolina; a daughter, Linda, at Friday at his home. ihome; and seven grandchildren. Born in Weatherly, he was a son Also surviving are three broth- Buying Land in Area Nanticoke native best known for Reports that Jack Palance, mo oi the late Jacob and josepnine ers Carl Cleveland; Louis and (Hoffman) Bergstresser. Joh Hazleton; and two sisters, Prior to his retirement, ne was Mrs Anna Perchaska) Cleveland; employed by Kromnger Brothers Mrg Rita Morrison, Danville. Floral snop, Aiiemown.

The funeral will be held Tuesday Ihe deceasea was a jnemucr 1Q from the Kearney Fu his role in the TV series "The Rebel," buying a farm in Sugar-loaf Valley. Palance, accordingly to widely circulated reports, has purchased a large poultry farm in Butler Valley and a 40-acre woodland tract near his home town of Lattimer as the site for a home. Other rumors with wide circulation infer that some show business figures are considering establishment of a major summer theater project in the valley area. St. Jonns lumeran viimvu, Vmswct street.

tion picture and television star, has purchased at least two area tracts are current here. Palance, a native of Lattimer, is presently in Hollywood and could not be reached for comment. Other rumors, if confirmed, would indicate that the Greater Hazleton area is attracting attention in the nation's motion picture capital. These reports have Jack Lem-mon and Frank Sinatra as associates of Palance in another transaction and Nick Adams, Nanticoke. Rev.

Kermit Giles will conduct the services. Interment will be in Oaklawn Cemetery, Han over Township. Friends may call tomorrow and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m. riviwlfl Dsnw Crwre.

ailSann Kopec (left) and Carol Ann Dvorscak (center) A-ixUY V-OUlSe are awarded graduation certificates by Dr. Edgar L. Dessen, director of the Hazleton State Hospital School of Radiologic Technology upon completion of training and becoming registered technologists. Looking on at right is Mary Letchko, R.T., chief technologist. Miss Kopec is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Kopec, 433 Carleton avenue. Miss Dvorscak is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dvorscak, Haddock.

maus. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Norman (Lillian) Bowe.s, at home; Mrs. Samuel (Flossie) Christman, Greenawalds; two sons, Victor, Bethlehem; Wilson, Fleetwood; a sister, Mrs. Helen Fal-stich, Allentown; two brothers.

Charles, RD 2 Allertown; Harvey. Emmaus; 23 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. from the Reinsmith Funeral Home, Emmaus. Friends may call tomorrow from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Weekend Dates Funerals Two-Car Crash On N. Wyoming Oars operated by Anthony T. Oadnla 18 of Roy 9 Parrlppsville. Gets Degree At Scranton Sugarloaf Twp. Zoning Board Meeting Changed The special meeting of the Sugar-loaf Township Planning and Zoning Board that had been set for Monday at 8 p.m.

at the Sybertsville firehall has been canceled. A regular meeting will be held at the school on July 4. Hospital x4dmissions STATE GENERAL HOSPITAL: Admissions Michael Conahan, 532 North Vine street. Violet Jones, 61V2 South Wyoming street. Robert Wilkinson, 726 Ridge street, Freeland.

Anthony Shedoreck, 1119 Burton MRS. MARY SABOL and Rita Sharkey 16, of 32 South Robert L. Boettger, 327 West 56lh street, New York City, former West Hazleton resident who died Wednesday, was buried this morning from the Krapf and Hughes Funeral Home. Mrs. Mary Sabol died suddenly Church street, collided on North In Local Area Today Golden anniversary reunion of Hazleton High Schol Class of 1916, Gus Genetti's Town and Country Room, 6 p.m.

Hazleton High School Class of 1919, 47 annual reunion, Gus Genetti's Americana Room, 6 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon, St. Peter's Episcopal parish house, 9 a.m. Business and Professional Woman's Fun Night, home of Mrs. Kathleen Boyle, tonight.

Weatherly Borough Council, borough hall, 4 p.m. at her home at 1125 Schwabe Wyoming street between Holly and street, Freeland, yesterday after-. Magnolia streets at 8:49 o'clock noon. last night. Born in Hollywood, she was Damages reported by Cruiser-daughter of the late John and Eliz-man Charles Kapes were: Gadola Rev.

Richard D. Abernethy, pas street, Freeland would be apparent, in failing to make certain the gas could not escape and leak into premises and in failing to make "the necessary and reasonable observations and inspections of the said line and standpipe." According to the complaint, Fiore suffered first and second degree burns of the face, both hands, scalp and arms; scars across the knuckles of both hands, discoloration of both hands, causalgia of hands and ears, sensitivity of hands and ears to cold, traumatic neurosis, and corneal burns of both eyes. The injuries prevented Fiore from working from Feb. 3, 1963, to May 20, 1963, when he returned to his part-time job as manager of the Grand Theater at a salary of approximately $1,900 per year, the complaint stated. Fiore's disability, according to the complaint, also caused him to discontinue his grocery business at 602 James street, which he had operated for 30 years.

The closing was blamed on a complete loss of business which the complaint attributed to Fiore's inability to open the store from the date of his injury. The complaint claims the prolonged closing of the store caused a spoilage in meat and meat products of $300, and that Fiore sold all stock in the store for $2,000 and gave away equipment valued at $3,500 since there was no sale. According to the complaint, the store had earned Fiore a net profit of $2,407.20 in 1962. Because of his injuries, the complaint avers, Fiore will be permanently unable to work as a butcher because of the condition of his hands and the susceptibility of his skin to cold and changes in temperatures and inability to immerse his hands in water. The complaint listed the following as some of Fiore's medical expenses to date: St.

Joseph Hospital, Hazleton State General Hospital, Dr. Arthur L. Koven, ophthalmologist, Dr. Victor F. Greco, surgeon, $275; Dorothy Wellington, nurse, $224; Jeanne Maue, nurse, $256; Sylvia Cannon, $272; and drugs, $19.50.

The gas explosion also caused loss of Fiore's suit and topcoat valued at $100 and a wrist watch valued at $49, according to the complaint. William atchak, 700 North tor of St. Paul's United Church cf abeth (Kollar) Rebarchak and was 'car, right front fender, right front Broad street, West Hazleton. Christ, West Hazleton, conducted Timothy Brown, 312 East Chest- the services. Interment was in nut street.

Sky-View Memorial Park, Home- Heverline, 1, Andeara, 818 Peace light, hood, bumper, chrome. Car operated by Miss Sharkey, left front door, hod, left front fender, chrome. The car operated by Gadola is owned by Dorothy Gadola, of Par- a member of St. Ann's R.C. Church, Freeland.

Her husband, Stephen, died in 1960. Surviving are these children: Stephen, Owego, N.Y.; Mrs. Dominic (Martha) Chwat, Mrs. Fred Maureen Drums. Christine street.

town. Pallbearers, all members of the Walter L. Hagelgans, V.F.W. Post, West Hazleton, were Ernest Koch, Mary Margaret Scheidel, Mount Robert ninkle, Michael Seliga. Mi- Mathilda) Campbell and Joseph deesville, and the other vehicle is Yeager Nursing Home, RD 1, chael Evanochick, Reginald Wolfe if ilL and Marvin Swantek.

Sabol, all of Somerville, N.J.;i owned by Anna Ravina, of 331 Drums brothers and sisters: John and! West Juniper street, according toi Discharges Peter Rebarchak, and Mrs. Anna Kapes' report. Dusick, all of Hollywood; Seek Partition Of Real Estate An equity action to partition real estate at 702 Peace street, Hazleton, was instituted at the courthouse yesterday by Carl DeCavege, rear 595 Alter street, Hazleton, against his former wife, Helen DeCavege, who occupied an apartment in the property involved. Complaint alleges the couple was married September 15, 1936, and on December 15, 1939, purchased the apartment property in both names. DeCavege started a divorce action against his wife May 7, 1965, and obtained a final decree October 14, 1965.

It is alleged defendant collected rents from tenants of the apartments and kept it. Plaintiff requested defendant many times to divide the rents with him but she refused. DeCavege asks the court to order defendant to account for the rents, enjoin her from collecting any further rents and to appoint a trustee to sell the property and to divide the net proceeds equally beween the parties. Atty. Morton J.

Gordon filed, the action. AMBULANCE CALLS The Hazleton Community Ambulance this morning took Emma Knelly, 738 West Diamond avenue, to St. Joseph Hospital; Violet The funeral of Mrs. Helen (Bac-sick) Mordella, 804 Roosevelt street, who died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital, was held this morning from the Burcin Home for Funerals.

Rev. Joseph Jackanich was the celebrant of the requiem high mass in St. John's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church and gave the blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Raymond Wit-kowski, Raymond Simuta, Lenny Martin, Joseph Bacsick, An-gelo Lorenzoni and Richard Paulo. Milnesville; Joseph, this city; Mrs.

El zabeth Butchko, Cleveland, Freeland. Several nieces 'i nephews and 15 grandchildren survive. ne funeral will be held Monday 9 a.m. from the McNulty Fun-i. al Home, Freeland.

Requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 in St. Ann's Church, Free-land. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday Second Annual Greater Hazleton Ail-American Soap Box Derby, on Conyngham's Main street, championship heats, 1 to 4 p.m.

Awards dinner at Boro Cafe, 6:30 p.m. Annual Harman-Geist Stadium service, sponsored by the Lower Luzerne and Carbon County Federation of Men's Bible Classes, 7 p.m. Vespers and Blessing of the Church Appointments, St. John the Baptist Polish National Church, 4 p.m. Father and Son Communion Breakfast, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Holy Name Society, parish school auditorium, 8:30 p.m.

Sons of Italy Day celebration, Angela Park. Ladybugs Royal Hunt, Drake-Wear VFW Post Home, 19 a.m. Jones, 61Vi South Wyoming street, to the State Hospital; and Catherine Yalch, 641 Lincoln street, home from St. Joseph Hospital. The West Hazleton Ambulance was reported idle this morning.

Rosemarie Hunsinger, 544 Thompson street. Nicholas Semotchko, 34Vi East First street. Anna Mae Younker, RD 2, Weatherly. Mary Gallagher, 456 Fern street, Freeland. Rose Bujak, 690 Syebert street.

Leo Hasker, Nuremberg. Frank Vittasco, 537 Cleveland street. Joan Callavini, 210 Plane street, Weatherly. Paul Reitmeyer, Center street, Sheppton. Catherine Pavell, 628 West Green street, West Hazleton.

David Soltis, 936 Pine street, Freeland. Christine Panco, 222 Allen street, West Hazleton. James J. Loftus James J. Loftus, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James J. Loftus, 115 South Laurel street, received a bachelor of Science degree in Biology at commencement exercises at the University of Scranton. He plans to continue his studies at Temple University School of Dentistry. Loftus was graduated from St.

Gabriel's Hish School in 1962. While ATTENDS CELEBRATION Seaman Joseph A. Scarcella, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salva- JOHN ONDECK dore Scarcella of 723 Church street, Frank B.

Shane, EckleyJ at the Uiversitv he was a member John Ondeck, 1922 South Batavia is serving aboard the Coast Guard who died Wednesday at the State the Dean's list, Biology Club, General Hospital, was buried this Knights of Columbus, and Resident Student Club. morning from the McNulty Fun Patricia Duffy, 213 Ridge avenue, erai Home, Freeland. Rev. Edmond Roman was the celebrant of the requiem high mass 4 School Groups avenue, Geneva, Illinois, a native Cutter thincoteague, which repre-of Junedale, died yesterday at his sented the United States at inde-home following a brief illness. He Pendence ceremonies for the new W3S 48.

South American nation of Guiana. Born in Junedale, he was the' son of the late Emric Michlovich; Ondeck. DpfltVl WntlfPC He resided in the Hazleton area xvctLAA mVJlUCO until 1940 wrhen he enlisted in the Army. He served throughout ATUBRy-At Hazlcton, Friday, West Hazleton. Daniel Beck, 516 North Broad street, West Hazleton.

Kathleen Gelezinsky, 75 Main street, Highland. Dorothy Throne, 636 Grant street. in St. Casimir's Church, Freeland, CAJnlp Mpptinnc and gave the blessings at the fun- SiniUUie iWteiingh eral home and grave in the parish i The Greater Hazleton Area VO' June 24, Mrs. Dora Knyrim Au MKUXJDDDYPS In Suburban West Hazleton OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8 P.M.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. brey, widow of Tnomas Aubrey. Funeral services private Monday 1:00 p.m. from the Bachman and Rosenstock Funeral Home, Inter cemetery. cational-Technical School Commit- Pallbearers were Thomas and tee will hold its final session on Leo Shane, Martin Marmello, i Monday at 7:30 p.

m. at the Green Edward Nowak, Thomas Laganos-; Street School. ky and Joseph Stepanski. i At 8:30 the Interim Operating Committee will hold a special ses- The funeral of Mrs Maria A i sion at the Green street building. Vitagliano, 926 South street, Free- Tuesday at 7:30 p.

m. a special ionH u.h HioH Thnrcfiav at Tomnie meeting of the Hazleton Area Joint EuTope and the Far East in World War II. 1 He retired from the service in1 May 1961 as a master sergeant! after 21 years of service. Surviving are the following broth-1 ers and sisters: Paul Tresckow; Stephen, Mary and Bet-; ty, all of Philadelphia; and Clara, Johnstown. ST.

JOSEPH HOSPITAL: Admissions Denise Ochs, Sybertsville. Lawrence Long, 772 McNair street. Mrs. Betty Peterson, 315 East Bet-en street. Cheryl Cerullo, 719 North Locust street.

Mrs. Elizabeth Strubinger, 21 ment in Vine St. Cemetery. No viewing. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening 7 in to 9 p.m.

Bachman and Rosen stock. junt School Board will be held at the, University Hospital, Philadelphia, yi r-1 i i 1 1. was held this morning from the ureen sireei "nmeuiaieiy Petrilli Funeral Home, Freeland. following that session, the Hazleton BENKO George Benko, Jr. at the Funeral services were held this Hazleton State General Hospital! East Fourth street, Jim Thorpe.

afternoon at Geneva, with inter- i Rev. Ralph Cagliotti was the! Are mmiliee wm relphrant of thp rprmipm mass meet- on June 24. Funeral Sundav uustave Boock, Sugarloaf. ment there. Robert Hess, 423 Putnam street, West Hazleton.

Robert Evanko, 746 North James from the Damiano Funeral Home, McAdoo. Services will be conducted by the Rev. James S. Boro Ambulance Drive Will End on June 30 in St. Anthony's Church, Freeland, and gave the blessing at the grave in the parish cemetery.

Pallbearers were Pasquale Ali-, meco, Daniel Barata, Edward Mc-! Births Henry. Interment will be in the street. Mt. Laurel Cemetery. Friends! Daniel Zager, 162 South Wyom- The West Hazleton Community ing street.

may call Saturday 2-4 and 7-10. rr.1 ry i ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Patricia Luksay, 10 Jones ut-eiidii, i.mmds josepn Ambulance Drive will close Thurs-Santora and Daniel Dil-eo.

daVi June 30 Anyone not sollcited PRICES FURMANCHIN George Joseph 'ctrt i Louis Longo. 636 North Laurel street. The mother is the former! Furmanchin, aged 84, of 52 Spring! Isabelle Helen Helock, West Pine can bring their money to the bor- John Zurenrla, 621 South Han- oirih Mary Theresa McAfee. "eaineny, at nis residence street, Sheppton. June 23.

Services 9:30 a.m. Mon- irifK it rarhnn rock street McArlnn uhn Hi! iwnc A son to Dr. and Mrs. Gerald ii REDUCED liaiUlU, lKf 1 "VW i i.l.JWJ(.l II JI1VII1 .3111 day Jeffries Funeral Weatherly. Wednesday at the State Hospit- cards will have to pay 85 per call Weatherly.

Requiem high mass! Kenneth Smith, RD 1, Drums. was buried this morning from in town and $10 per call out of 10:00 a.m. St. Nicholas Church, Mrs, Monica Gurzenda, 140 East, the family residence. town to local hospitals.

Weatherly. Interment in the par-! Blaine street, McAdoo. Rev. Michael Holly was the Drive co-chairmen are Lear ish cemetery. Recitation of the1 f)n ftummAP I I Brazzo, 217 East Beech street, Prior to marriage the mother was Violet Grovich.

A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George Macus, East Pine street, Sheppton. The mother's maiden rosary Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Friends will be received Saturday and Sunday 4-9 p.m.

Philip J. Jeffries. name was Joyce DeBalko. Thomas Zelenack, 31 West 11th mass in St. Mary's Church of the street.

McAdoo. and gave James Falcone, 877 North Church the blessing at the grave in the street. parish cemetery. WHY SPORT COATS DISPENSARY CASES tw.v,,-, MANGANELLI -At Fri. Jeanette Stewart, 22 Snyder ave- raiioearers were Dominic til jr Hospital dispensary were: da Jne 24th, Miss Josephine nue, McAdoo Lanrlro, Frank DeB.

is, Peter I) OeiOVeCl OaUghter OI UUC auu nauuum, mat Mrs. Rose Bove Manganelli and Route, White Haven. rence Bowman and John Smith. the late Pasquale Manganelli. Re-! Jonn Kulsea, RD 1, Ringtown.

posing at the Joseph and Mary Edward and Linda Volciak, 131 Fierro Funeral Home from where Middletown. the funeral will be held Monday! Thomas Wanick, 990 Lincoln morning at 8:43. Solemn high street. ON DEAN'S LIST Anthony Yannarell, this city, and James P. Slovak, Weatherly, have been named to the dean's list for the spring semester at Mount Saint Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Md.

Mashack, RD 2 Tamaqua, and Edward Dulina, 1009 West 15th street, both for home accident injuries; Oscar Meyers, 787 Lafayette court, injury to the right leg, suffered at work at Barton Bartonsville; Ernest Porreca.l 805'! North Vine street, a facial! injury' at work for the Frame Oil and Kristan Kisthrt, 19 West First street, a foot injury suffered while swimming. These five persons were discharged after treatment. 1 mass of requiem in Our Ladv of lJavid Jsabol, 5J becona street, Grace Church at 9-sn Beaver Meadows. '1W call in the parish cemHcrv. Friends! William Bartkus, Harleigh.

may call Saturday evening 7 o' Mrs- Margaret Cammisa, IfS Hi; 9 and Sundav frnm 7 i and 7 in Hayes street. 9. Arrangements by Fierro Fun-' Mrs- Anna Midori, 22 Bridge eral Service. i street. McAdoo.

frc ParmnllQ Slp'lfor 1 Mnr. of vicu jtsiciudj were: MetAY-Atty. Donald L. McCav, ris lane FOR FREE PRESCRIPTION Catherine Sobolewski, 110 Bay-view avenue, McAdoo. auian crown, 148 Main street, 224 3rd Weatherlv, at St Jo-Jeanesviile, for dispensary treat- seph's Hospital, June 23 19G6 ment; Francis Smith Har-; Services Sundav nm fmm PICKUP DELIVERY Mrs.

Catherine Sundra, 126 North fie Comfortable Wear MOODY'S Famous STAY-PREST SUMMER SLACKS We Stock All PRICES Large Sizes S-L-AS-H-E-D WOOO. lor a OOg bile OI the right the Jeffries Funeral Hnmp Wonlh. Fifth ctrp.t Wpst PHONE 454-2476 thumb; Cecelia Pavlick, 136 South erly. Interment in Union Ceme-j Mrs. Catherine Makara, Nurem-Cedar street, for an injury suffered tiry.

Weatherlv. Friends will be berg. in an accident at Mount Laurel QUALITY PRINTING and a COMMUNITY SUPPORTING WAGE at: CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY 39 East Chestnut Street HAZLETON STANDARD-SPEAKER 21 North Wyoming Sired INTERNATIONAL PRINTING CO. Vine Green Streets LUSHER LUSHER 30 West Green Street received Saturday 6-9 p.m. Mason-! Mrs.

Margaret Mecir, 36 Spring i i i street, Upper Lehigh. Hade row; ami ior nome acciueni in- r- services Saturdav 7:30 pm juries: Theresa Schmeer, 595 Ar- Azalea Lodge, Ha-thur street; Nellie Sokolofski, 25 zleto- The familv requests in East Green street. West lieu of flowers, plea.se send con- RECUPERATING AT HOME Meyer Zager, 100 North Pine INC. 22 NORTH WYOMING VioU Fry, 9 East Spruce tributions to the memorial fund, Street, is recuperating at his home West Hazleton; and Russell Karch-j First Presbyterian Church, Wealh-j after being a patient at the Gei-fttr. Weston.

erly, Pa. Philip J. Jeffries. singer Medical Center, Danville. 1 i.