Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 5

PAGE FIVE it's Beastly, This Sitdown Strike ANN PAGE Sparkle Desserts associated with the Little German Band in Shamokin until it disbanded some years ago. Surviving are the following children: Miss Johanna Wallish, Joseph and Frank, of Shamokin. There are 19 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:00 from St. Edward's Church.

Burial will be in the parish cemetery. I Stahl, 45, YOUNG PEOPLE LIST SPEAKERS FOR SATURDAY Program Completed for Conference in Milton Lutheran Church. DEATH CLAIMS JOS. J. WALUSH, F0RMERTA1L0R South Franklin Street Man Dies at Age of 91 Years.

PKGS. He was recently employed at the Sunbury Converting Works. He held membership in the Rescue Fire Company, Shamokin. Surviving are his widow, Florence; two sons, William Groman, Carbondale; Nevin Gorman, three sisters, Mrs. Charles Boyer, Mrs.

Perry Home, Shamokin; Mrs. William Zimmerman, Philadelphia; two brothers, Robert and Edward Stahl, Shamokin. Funeral services will be held from the Stahl home, 37 Center Street, Sunbury, Sunday afternoon at 2:00. Rev. Chalmers Walck, pastor of the Reformed Church, Sunbury, will officiate and burial will be in the Blue Church Cemetery.

(12pkgs. 49c) Here is the answer to your dessert problem serve Sparkle often it's obtainable in 6 delicious pure fruit flavors. Also Chocolate or Vanilla Ice Cream Powder and Puddings. Dies in Sunbury Former Resident Rescued at Seal OUT OF HOSPITAL, When Sub Torpedoed Transport, TKEN TO PRISON ANN PAGE Salad Dressing The complete program' for the annual young people's conference to be held at Milton In Trinity Lutheran Church, Saturday, indicates that considerable planning has been done for the young people and their I leaders. The program in detail follows: Theme "My Community and 9:15 Registration.

9:30 Worship, Milton Younf People. Address, "The Church and the Community," Rev. E. Pint Mason Jar Quart Mason Jar Roy M. Hulsizer, of Watsontown.

was released from the Mary Packer HP Joseph J. Wallish, 91, widely known retired tailor and musician, died of a complication of diseases at his home, 37 South Franklin Street, at 6:30 last evening. Despite his advanced age Mr. Wallish enjoyed good health until a montlr ago, when he was stricken acutely ill. A short time later he became bedfast.

Mr. Wallish was born in Bohemia, February 20, 1846, and emmigrated to America 37 years ago. He settled in Shamokin where he became employed as a tailor. Until recent years, when he retired, the deceased was in business with his son, Joseph. Mr.

Wallish was regarded as an accomplished musician. He received training in Europe, and was a member of "various symphony orchestras in Vienna before emmi-grating to America. He had been Discussion Group. "My Lloyd T. Stahl, 45, Sunbury World War veteran who was rescued at when a tioop ship transporting United States soldiers was torpedoed by a German U-boat, died at 6:25 this morning in Mary M.

Packer Hospital. In failing health for more than three weeks, Stahl entered the hospital last Sunday. Death was ascribed to a heart condition. Stahl was born in Weigh Scales and resided at Sunbury for 17 years. He was a Pennsylvania Rail-read officer prior to his enlistment in the United States Coast Artillery during the World War, and held the rank of a first lieutenant.

Hospital, Sunbury, where he had been under treatment for injuries suffered last week in an automobile accident. As he left the hospital he was taken in charge by a constable and lodged in the county jail on a charge of forgery brought by a Turbotville resident. Arraigned later before Justice Gair, at Watsontown, Hulsizer was granted liberty when a relative signed a bail bond in the sum of $300 for his appearance at the next term of criminal court. It is said several other similar charges will be preferred against Hulsizer. 8-ounce jar 10c wiiuik.ii niiu 1.

Seventh and eighth grades, Nora Oeise, principal of Junior high. 2. High school ages, Rev. Hann, of Watsontown. 3.

18-24 age, Rev. E. H. Bonsall. 4.

Adults, Rev. S. W. Strain. Assembly.

12:00 Lunch (cafeteria). Gorton's Genuine Codfish 23c Early June Peas 3 7 25c Ann Page Spaghetti 4 cans 25c I Hot Cross Buns 2 doz 25c When bustling activity around winter quarters of the AJ G. Barnes-Sells Floto circus near Los Angeles indicated the road season was about to begin with its resultant labor of pushing wagons, the circus pachyderms demurred. How did they demur? They sat down. And thus was born the first elephant sitdown strike on record.

Police were powerless, but the trainers thought of using pickets (very sharp) on the elephants. gatfff) Wattcto iov Our Big Ad in Tomorrow's Paper Fancy Creamery Whole Milk Butter Cheese Election Cost Was WW 1:30 Worship, Kulpmont Young People. 1:45 Address. "The Christian Youth Movement and the Community," Rev. K.

H. Bonsall. 2:45 m. "Constructive Forces Within the Community." 1. Public Schools.

Dr. O. L. Millward, Milton. 2.

Adult Education, Prof. C. E. Hilblsh, Sunbury. 3.

National Youth Administration, Robert Wolf, Sunbury. 4. American Legion Youth Movement, A. C. Morgan, Berwick.

5. Grange, Prof. Roy Decker, State College. 6. 4-H Clubs.

Charlotte Summers, Sunbury. 7. Y. W. C.

A. and Trl-Hl, Hazel Stetler, Shamokin. 8. Y. M.

C. William McK. Wright, Milton. P. Hi-Y, R.

Head, Shamokin, 10. Pioneer Groups, Prof. C. Byers, Northumberland. 11.

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T. Martha Shlpe, Sunbury. Democratic, Independent or Progressive organizations, including direct cash contributions of $125,878 to the Democratic national committee. A total of $227,393 was contributed by labor organizations to Labor's ffon-Partisan League. The committee declared that the amount of labor contributions was "unprecedented in any previous political campaign." Analysis of expenses by state organizations showed the largest sums received and spent in Pennsylvania by both parties.

The Democrats received $447,719 from all sources and spent $439,563. The Republicans received $1,183,034 and spent in that hotly-contested battleground. KOCH ON TRIAL AS RESULT OF DEATHS (Continued from page one) munist cost at $3.37 and the Union party cost at 11 cents. Listings of contributions by individuals, virtually all of which had been published earlier, showed contributions by members of the du-Pont family totaling $510,470 to Republican and allied organizations. The recommendations formulated Ovaltine Swiss Food Drink 6-oz.

can 29c 55c No. 2 IE Polk's Grapefruit Juice cans WW White House Milk 3 20c by the committee were based on their investigation of various charges of graft, intimidation, corruption and illegality in 12 states. Chairman Augustine Lonergan, Bread 18-oz. large loaf Ow double loaf I WW an advocate of having all election expenses paid by the states, submitted the following suggestions to Congress: Sweet, Juicy Extra Large Jumbo Florida Oranges It should be made unlawful for any person, corporation, group, or for any officer or agent or for 3 DOZ. Ferdinand Koch, 21, Girardville, went to trial yesterday in criminal court at Pottsville on two charges of involuntary manslaughter growing out of the deaths of Eva White, 18, Centralia, and Julia Gustitis, 20, Girardville, who were passengers on a coal truck the defendant operated and which crashed into another truck near Ashland on the morning of December 9, last year.

Koch was taking the girls to an Ashland shirt factory and on the eastern outskirts of Ashland his truck collided with another truck. Both girls were killed outright and Koch was severel injured. He was engaged to marry Miss Gustitis. The commonwealth charges negligence on the part of the youth In connection with the two fatalities. 12.

Junior Red Cross, Grace Kueblcr. Shamokin. 13. Boy Scouts. George Hesterman, Milton.

14. Girl Scouts. 3:00 Group singing. 3:30 Address, "Juvenile Delinquency In Our Country. A Problem, How to Meet It," District Attorney Robert Fortney, Shamokin.

4:45 Discussion groups: "My Community and 1. Mount Carmel. Shamokin and Sunbury, Rev. E. H.

Bonsall. 2. Milton. Watsontown, Northumberland, Kulpmont, Dr. Millward.

1. Trevorton, Potts Grove, Montan-don, Turbotville, Elys-burg, Tharptown, Mc-Ewonsville, Prof. C. Hilblsh. 4.

Rural section, Prof. Decker, State College. 8:00 Free time. 7:30 Banquet, fellowship, fun, songs. 8:00 Worship, county officers, Installation of officers.

8:30 Address. "The Youth of Our Land and the Youth of the World." Rev. E. H. Bonsall.

9:00 Pageant. "We Build Anew." Milton Young People. Y. W. C.

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