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FOUR. MOUNT CARMEL, PA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1939. MOUNT CARMEL ITEM. At the Victoria Theater Today and Tuesday Among the stirring moments in "Blackmail," current attraction on the Victoria screen, are the scenes between Edward G. Robinson, playing a man unjustly sent to prison, Your Health From the Educational Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, of which the Northumberland County Medical Society is a component.

The care of injuries is the most ancient of the healing arts. Even anmials by instinct alone have learned something about the care of wounds. The wild monkey, after flight through trees and bushes, cleans himself of thorns and twigs, and assists this neighbor in so doing. This service is reduced largely to a search for parasites in the case of the monkey in captivity. A wounded gorilla has been seen to withdraw the spear from his body and dress the wound with leaves to allay hemorrhage.

Animals lick their wounds to cleanse them and make them sterile. Primitive man carried over his evolutionary progression not only a keen interest in wounds but also methods of dealing with them, Fractured bones have come to us from the stone age and many of them show evidence of satisfactory healing indicating a knowledge of splints and rest. Even before the time of the Egyptian papyri three of the principles of wound healing had been established. They were, namely, the removal of foreign material, the control of hemorrhage or bleeding, and the maintenance of rest. Through the ages, many strange and fantastic ideas of disease and treatment are recorded.

But the three principles of wound healing, with increasing have appeared, disappeared and reappeared in surgical writings up to the present day. Ancient surgeons made many keen observations on the healing of wounds and recognized certain factors in the process which are stressed today. They warned against touching wounds with the hands since the fingers cause inflammation. The ancient Hindus practiced wound closure with linen or bowstring sutures. The Greek surgeons emphasized the need for cleanliness.

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C. HACK SONS Phones 396-397 8 North Oak Street BEATS--AS IT SWEEPS- -AS IT CLEANS and his small son, Hank. The part of Hank is played by Bobs Watson, one of the outstanding child actors on a the screen today, who recently scored a personal triumph in "On Do You Know Dr. W. W.

Bauer, director of the Bureau of Health and Public Instruction of the American Medical Association, will make five addresses in Pittsburgh this week as he attends the 68th annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. ARUS WILL OPEN DANCE SEASON The opening dance of a series of three, conducted by the ARUS of Northumberland County, will be held tonight, commencing at 8:30 o'clock in the Mother of Consolation Hall at Avenue and Poplar street, Mount Carmel. Jack Bogash and his orchestra, known as one of the best modern international orchestras throughout the region, augmenting renowned soloists, have been engaged for tonight's occasion. It is noted that this is to be Jack's first appearance in the Mother of Consolation Ballroom. The committee announced this to be their first affair this fall with other dances to be held in Kulpmont, and Shamokin, in the near future.

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TUESDAY Try It For Dinner GEIST'S 48 N. Oak St. Borrowed Time." Others in the cast include Ruth Hussey and Gene Lockhart. Luzerne, Northumberland and Schuylkill, COUPLE REVEAL MARRIAGE DATE AS AUGUST 21ST Mrs. Mary A.

Peffer, of 1064 Chestnut street, Kulpmont, today announced the marriage of her daughter, Helen C. Peffer, to James A. Hunt, of 429 east Third street, this city. The wedding was an event of August 21, this year, and took place in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at Towson, Maryland. They were married there at 9:00 a.

m. in a high nuptial mass by Rev. James Donahue, of Raleigh, North Carolina. Mrs. Hunt, a graduate of Kulpmont High School with the class of 1937, is a daughter of the late John A.

Peffer, who was district manager for the General Cigar Company. Mr. Hunt, the grandson of Mrs. Bridget Gallagher, this city, is an employe of the Guinan Department Store. Both he and his wife are popularly known throughout this section, VOU don't need an umbrella when the sun is shining, but you never know when you are going to need Automobile Insurance.

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THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA MANY SEE PLAY STAGED TWICE FOR FIRE CO. Slotterback-Lenker Hall at Lavelle was filled to capacity for both performances. of "Mystery at Midnight," a musical mystery which was staged for the benefit of the Lavelle Volunteer Fire Company, Friday and Saturday evening, The show was conducted by Miss Kathlen McCormick. The plot of the play took place at midnight in a deserted town on a dark and stormy night when the bus broke down which was being driven by William Love, as Jack Murphy. All passengers took shelter in a lonely house until another bus could be sent by the company to this deserted town.

When every thing was settled and everyone just about to retire to their rooms to spend the night Judge Rollins, played Elmer Brocious, disappears. Walter Keller, as Detective Briggs, tries to get at the bottom of the whole thing. Daniel Helwig, took the part of Professor Rockbottom. Elvira, played by Mrs. John Lorraine, has quite a time to convince the professor that all his troubles would be over if he would only care for her a "quiet simple little girl like her." Thamah Hornberger as Sally Grant, cried and cried because she liked Judge Rollins after he disappeared.

Stella Smith, as Mrs. Halloway, is most upset because she had to spend a night "in a place like this." Love interest centered around Bonnie Baker, played by Grace Lunt and Ralph Norris, played by Clifford Brocious. The couple were secretly married. Finally Judge Rollins returns to the house ani tells how he was carried away from the house after the light went out and that his brief case containing $10,000 and his life savings were missing. The judge was bleeding from a hole in his head and his shirt was ripped from his back.

Detective Briggs is now more puzzled than ever until Sarah, East Indian, who "can talk to the spirits," played by Mrs. Winnie Knock, helped him by performing 00 FOR NAMES First Prize, $2,500 Cash 150 Additional Awards Margin ROYAL Portable Trade-mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.

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MADARA FUNERAL The funeral of Henry Madara, 89- year-old Midvalley No. 2 resident who died at his home early Saturday, will be held tomorrow afternoon. A correction was announced today on the name of one of the ministers who will officiate in a 2:00 o'clock service at the residence. As previously announced, the one minLister will be Rev. Samuel Fryberger, of Wilburton, but the other will be the Rev.

W. M. Allison, of the Grace Reformed Church, this city, instead of Rev. LeRoy C. Brumbaugh, of the Grace Reformed here.

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O. C. Hall Music By Jack Bogash Admission 40c WE WILL DONATE OUR PROFITS THIS WEEK TO THE FIRE VICTIMS. RADIO SALES SERVICE 230 East Second Street Phone 9744 COMMUNITY PARTY Fourth Oak Sts. TONIGHT STEAK, PORK CHOPS, HAMBURG DINNERS 50 Games 35c 8 P.

M. TONIGHT Big Celebration (Wedding Anniversary) Kramer's Cafe 638 Walnut Street, Ashland Eats Beers, Wines, Liquors MID-NITE CAFE 233 South Oak Street SPECIAL TONIGHT with Bouillon. Steamed CLAMS 20c MOUNT CARMEL COUPLE JOINED IN MARRIAGE Miss Elizabeth Tursky, the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tursky, of 322 east Center street, Mount Carmel, became bride of Mr.

Evaristas Swaboski, the popular young son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Swaboski, of south Market street, this city, in a beautiful marriage ceremony which took place at 10:00 o'clock Saturday morning at St. John the Baptist Church. Maid of honor was Miss Mary Tursky, a sister of the bride.

The best man was Mr. Anthony Swaboski, brother of the bridegroom. The bridesmaid was Miss Helen Buttella, a cousin of the bride. The usher was Mr. Joseph Tursky, of Newark, N.

J. a brother of the bride. The bride wore a gown of satin with a train of lace. She had on a blushing bride's veil with a crown set off with pearls. The bridesmaids wore taffetta, gowns of dusty rose and their accessories were of maroon, The bridegroom and ushers were attired in tuxedos.

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driver and the Stranger, played by Jack Paul, returned to the house with the brief case of Judge Rollins containing the $10,000. After much discussion they decided to split the contents when Detective Briggs arrived on the scene and put the two under arrest. While he was putting the handcuffs on the pair a gun was thrust through the door and Detective Briggs was relieved of the brief case containing the money. This left Detective Briggs nearly in the same predicament as when Judge Rollins disappeared. Detective Briggs called every person into the room again and had Sarah perform another spirit talk with the dead.

While the performance was going on Tom Foster, played by Jack Lorraine, pulled a gun from his pocket and held up the persons in the room including Detective Briggs. "Tom" confessed that he stole the money of Judge Rollins from the detective while he was putting the handcuffs on the two other suspects. He also stated that he kidnaped the judge for his money but later realized that the judge did not have the money on his person and he left him free. Just as "Tom" was to leave the stage the bus driver and the stranger who were captured before by the detective broke away from their room and arrived just in time to catch "Tom" who was about to leave with the money. The scene of the mystery ended up with Bonnie Baker and Ralph Norris, the couple that were secretly married, making love.

Throughout various times in the play the chorus girls arrived on the stage, dancing and singing. The dancing nurses chorus consisted of Jean Kellerman, Ruth Brocious, Betty Heffner, Charlotte Love, Mary Kopfinger, Anna Slotterback, Jean Wolfgang, Charlotte Mattern and Jeanette Kellerman. The bat chorus included Bernice Ramer, Theresa Klusman, Geraldine Weikel, Helene Kopfinger and Ruth Banning. The policemens' chorus were Betty Kerzinski, Marion Eister, Al Aletta Strohecker, Ida Fetterolf, Frances Kopfinger and Marian Weikel, Pianist, Elwood Chaple. There will be a meeting this evening of the fire company in their hose house at Lavelle and a financial report of the show will be made.

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