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PAGE FOUR MOUNT CARMEL, MONDAY, MAY 12, 194T. MOUNT CARMEL ITEM Mother-In-Law Of Eddie Dunn Dies In Sleep Mrs. Mary Kaszka, a resident of this city for the past thirty-five years, died in her sleep early today at her home, 137 west Water street. Well known throughout the the community, Mrs. Kaszka was the mother-in-law of High Constable Ed Dunn.

Native of Poland, Mrs. Kaszka came to the United States in 1906, settling in this city. Her husband, John, died in 1935. Mrs. Kaszka, popular in the neighborhood in which she lived, was a devout member of St.

Joseph's church and the Rosary Society. She had been bedfast for the past five months. To survive, she leaves the following daughters and sons: Mrs. Anna Brosh, Kulpmont; Mrs. Mae Brosh, Ashley; Helen, wife ward Dunn, this city; John Kaszka, Kulpmont, and Stanley Kaszka, of Cleveland, O.

There are also thirteen grandchildren. The funeral will be held on Thursday morning with requiem mass in St. Joseph's church and burial in the parish cemetery. Awards Given Mothers At Lavelle Church At the special Mother's Day program at St. Peter's Lutheran Church at Lavelle yesterday morning awards were made to Mrs.

Roseman, 88, oldest mother, who received a picture of the Ascension of Christ; Mrs. Maida Wolfgang, 20, the youngest mother, who received a picture of Guardian Angel and Mrs. Mae Tesno, for having the most children. All of her ten children were in attendance at this service and she was awarded a picture of the Lord's Supper. A carnation was awarded to all mothers attending this service.

The service was in charge of the mothers of the congregation. Mrs. Alfred Leib, served as while Mrs. Clarence Tesno as assistant. The Sunday School lesson entitled "The Lesson," was taught by Mrs.

Mae Tesno. The program offered was as follows: Welcome to Mothers, Betty Grosser; Scripture Reading, Miss Arlene Pennypacker; Selection, Hawaiian and Electric Guitar, Miss Mary Hinderliter, Henry Hinderliter; Solo, Accordion, Miss Irene Cassio; Cornet Solo, Jack Walters, accompanied on the piano by his mother; Solo, Voice, Miss Marian Weikel; Song, Congregation, "Mother" and Why Mother Recitation, "My Mother," Miss Larue Jane Walters. CLASS MEETS The Jolly Workers Class of the Christ Independent Sunday School of Mowry, taught by Mrs. Erma Smith was held at the home of Miss Betty Neidlinger, Ashland, R. D.

The following were present: Alice Mather, Larrane Smith, Mary Schwalm, Florence Strohecker, Fay Smith, Esther Weinreich and the teacher, Mrs. Erma Smith. VISIT HOME Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guest and family, of Pottstown, spent the week-end at the home of the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith at Mowry. Franklin Smith, also of Pottstown, spent the weekend at the Smith residence. HOME FROM CAMP Glenn Zeigenfuse, an assistant leader at a C.C.C. Camp at Quantico, Virginia, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Zeigenfuse at Mowry. "Butch" Roseman, also a member of the same camp, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roseman, at Mowry.

VISITS PARENTS Harry Clarke, Philadelphia, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Clarke, at Mowry. A fine selection of gifts for the graduate is now in display at NORTH'S a good place to buy a watch. ad sch "Gala Opening Tonite" ALL ALL THIS THIS 6 6 WEEK WEEK IDEAL EXPOSITION BIG BIG DAYS SHOWS: NIGHTS 6 6 MAMMOTH FREE ACTS 300 TWICE DAILY 200 PEOPLE 300 AMERICA'S BEST AMUSEMENTS! ANIMALS LEGION FIELD 200 EXTRA! Mount Carmel, Pa.

DON'T Attraction! Auspices WEST END FIRE CO. FAIL TO The Famous SEE THE John May 12 to 17 inc. Robinson SENSAMilitary 25 SHOWS 25 TIONAL Elephants RIDES ROYALE'S A Grand Special Children's Matinee 1001-Wonders and Thrills-1001 Performing Performance Saturday, May 17th Daily A Thrilling Admission Free, 1 to 6 P. M. 120 Feet In Ride! All Shows and Rides Only 5c Mid-Air! Fun for All-AH for Fun! Anniversary Sale At Guinan's Will Start Tomorrow (Continued trom Page One) thirty-fifth anniversary of good service to the community and to this immediate section.

Primarily a Mount Carmel store, the Guinan store has become in actuality a Mount Carmel institution, a business place where generations have made their purchases and have been satisfied with the results. Here, for more than two scores of years, particular attention has been given to each department by an administration that knew the wants of the public and catered to them. The founders fully believed in satisfying the customer first and relegating themselves and the store to second 1 position and because of that, there has been a long line of family buying that has never been broken. Parents and their children, and then their children's children have been satisfied Guinan customers and patrons, and tomorrow's big sale will see them once again enjoying the thousands of Guinan bargains. More than ever before in the store's long and honorable history as a business institution of this community does the anniversary sale hold special significances, Quick to realize there would be sharp price increases when the winter markets were opened, the Guinan's stocked to buy before the rise would be reflected in advanced prices to their trade.

Now, these saving prices are slashed beyond all predictions, and to that end, the double savings are passed along to purchasers. Any losses will be shouldered by the store in its march of good will and this fact makes tomorow's sale one that is a remarkable factor in itself. Guinan's have always stood for Guinan quality, for valuable merchandise and for the good will of the public. This can be seen at a glance, and for that reason, it makes tomorrow's sale a not to be discounted. It remains the great sales attempt of the region and the many, many items priced for quick moving should be an incentive to all shoppers seeking the most for their money and the finest in quality.

New Fireman For Exchange A baby boy was born in Shamokin State Hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. George Bortnichak, of 250 Saylor street, Exchange. The proud father, prominent in the affairs of the Atlas Fire Company, is a member of the staff of the Ficca Brothers store at Exchange. Mrs.

Bortnichak who is reported doing fine along with the new baby, is the former Miss Mary Sulick, of this city. The Bortnichaks now have two children, one a girl. HOLLYWOOD Today and Tuesday 2 GREATEST SHOW VALUE IN TOWN "JESSE JAMES" NOT SINCE HAD SUCH A HAS HE TYRONE DOROTHY LAMOUR POWER ARNOLD EDWARD CHARLEY ATW GRAPEWIN Picture Century-Fex A 20th Plus Western BERNARD B. presents Tom TYLER: with. AL BRIDGE NANCY DESHON WALLY WALES CHARLES KING ART MILES Other Stare Dirseled by BERNARD 6.

RAY NOW PLAYING AT THE STATE NEW ROMANTIC TEAM--John in one of their love scenes in playing to capacity crowds at the National Council Will Meet May 15 And 17 At Washington, D. C. "Physical Strong, Mentally Awake and Morally Straight" will be the theme of the 31st Annual National Council meeting of the day and Saturday, 16 and 17, Boy Scouts of America. this Friat the Willard Hotel, Washington, D. the scene of its first annual meeting in 1911.

Exhibits reflecting this emphasis and portraying the activities, growth and scope of the Movement will be on display in the hotel lobbies and meeting rooms. Now comprising over 2,000 men who represent the 545 Local Councils administering the program of the Movement, the National Council is the controlling body of the Boy Scouts of America which operates under a Federal Charter granted by the Congress of the United States. The delegates, most of them leaders in the life of their home communities, are business men, educators, churchmen, doctors, lawyers, public officials. They are coming together at the nation's capital because of their common interest in American boyhood. At the legislative meeting of the National Council, the delegates will elect officers, approve new policies and hear annual reports.

The Washington gathering will also provide inspiration to the delegates. Methods of promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America locally, keeping in mind the varying conditions through America, will be discussed. An exchange of ideas is made possible through speakers and Garfield and Ida Lupino, as seen "The Sea Wolf," which is currently State Theater. conferences. At the annual banquet of the National Council Friday evening six Silver Buffalo Awards "for distinguished service to boyhood" on a national and international basis, will be made to recipients to be disclosed at the dinner.

A new trophy, the Lorillard Spencer Award, will be presented to the Scout Region making the greatest percentage gain in membership. Veterans May Join Conservation Corps The Veterans' Administration, Philadelphia, expects an intermediate enrollment for veterans in the veterans' contingent, Civilian Conservation Corps, to take place May 20, to 31, 1941, in eastern Pennsylvania. Any honorably discharged veteran. who served in the armed forces of the United States during war is eligible for enrollment if he is a citizen of the United States, is physically able to do ordinary manual labor in a work camp and is unemployed. Former honorably discharged enrollees of the Civilian Conservation Corps are ineligible for re-selection for three months from date of last discharge.

Any interested war veteran should forward his name and address to H. J. Crosson, Manager, Veterans' Administration, Custom House, Second and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, Pa. DOUTY FUNERAL The funeral of John J. Douty, Mount Carmel resident who died Saturday in Ashland State Hospital, will be held at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the Higgins funeral home where there will be viewing after six o'clock this evening.

Burial will be made in Oak Hill cemetery. NOW PLAYING STATE Hell There At The Helm Of His Ship Stands The Devil! so Evil even him up! would spew the Sea Feared, bated cursed by every soul he know, his tale could only be told by the fire-dipped pen of Jack London, could only be brougk. to the screen by its thee EDWARD most dynamic stars! ROBINSON LUPINO JOHN in THE The Wolf Wolf lack London we ALEXANDER KNOX GENE LOCKHART BARRY FIT2 GERALD Directed MICHAEL CURTIZ A WARNER BROS.First National Picture by beg ALSO, ADDED- "Moments of Charm" in Technicolor Phone 3151 Imperial KULPMONT LAST TIMES TONITE Starring Madeleine Carroll VIRGINIA Fred McMurray Former Fourth Ward Council Member Dies Kostanty Matulewicz, 62, a former borough councilman and father of a well: known Mount. Carmel family, died suddenly from a heart attack at his home, 327 west Second street, at two o'clock Sunday afternoon. The funeral will be held from the residence Thursday morning with mass of requiem in Our Mother of Consolation Church at nine o'clock and interment in the parish cemetery.

Mr, Matulewicz, a native of Poland, had been in the United States about 45 years, a resident of Mount Carmel all that time. Up until a few years ago he was employed AS a miner at the Pennsylvania colliery, Green Ridge, for many years. Active politically, he once served councilman from the Fourth Ward. Religiously, he was a parishioner of Our Mother of Consolation Church. Survivors are nine children, Ben, Anthony and Rachael, at home; Edward, serving with the Coast Guard at New York; Frank, of Raleigh, N.

Ray "Snooks" Matulewicz, former collegiate and professional boxer, now of Durham, Stella, wife of Peter Reppy, Kulpmont; Stephanie, wife of John Laukatis, Green Ridge; and Martha, wife of Dr. John Bender, Red Springs, N. C. There are also eight grandchildren. B.

J. Ambrose Graduates Private Bernard J. Ambrose, son of Mrs. Helen Ambrose, of Second and Beech streets, this city, was graduated on Friday from Airplane Mechanics course at the Air Corps Technical School, Chanute Field, Illinois. The public Relations office at Chanute Field, in a communication to the Item, announced that Private Ambrose has been instructed to report to his home station, the Provisional Detachment, Hawaiian Department.

Louis Weimer Hurt In Bootleg Mine Louis Weimer, 15, of 1305 Scott street, Kulpmont, was admitted to the Shamokin State Hospital on Saturday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock wtih puncture wounds of both 1 legs, sustained in a bootleg mine VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Luther S. Maurer, and son, Bruce, of Sayre, spent Mother's Day week-end visiting their respective parents at Merriam and Helfenstein. AT MAHANOY CITY Walter Miller, of Lavelle, spent Sunday visiting in Mahanoy City.

HUGHES HAMBURG 1b Chuck Roast, lb. 19c All Beef Steaks, lb. Minced Ham, 2 lbs. Pork Liver, 2 lbs. 25c Beef Liver, lb.

Skinless Franks, lb. Boiling Beef, lb. 11c Beef Kidneys, 2 lbs. Pork Bones, 4 lbs. TALL MILK cans Tomatoes, 4 cans Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans Soaked Peas, 4 cans Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls 10c Salt.

3 boxes 10c Matches, 3 boxes Wax Paper, 40-ft. roll. 5c Ginger Snaps, 3 lbs. Fresh Fig Bars, 10c 24 Vesper Flour 24 Occident Flour $1.03 12 White Rose Pastry Pepper, lb. 15c Sugar, 10 lbs.

Creamery Butter, lb. Nu Maid Butterine 2 lb. 25c NEW POTATOES 7 1b New Gr. Cabbage, 3 lbs. 10c Fancy Blue Goose Oranges, doz.

15c Bananas, doz. Potatoes, peck Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, lb. Fresh Tomatoes 2 lbs. 25c New Onions, lb. AT THE HOLLYWOOD Not since "Jesse James" has Tyrone Power had a role like that of "Johnny Apollo," in the 20th Century-Fox drama of that title which co-stars him with Dorothy Lamour now showing at Hollywood.

Tyrone plays a banker's college man son, who turns mobster. S. Of P. Program Is Big Success The Rev. Joseph V.

Smarsh, assistant rector of the Church of Our Lady, and Superintendent of Schools G. A. Beierschmitt were the speakers at the annual Mother's Day exercises of the Sons of Poland last night at 8:00 o'clock. A capacity crowd attended the exercises which were held in the Sons of Poland social rooms, 23 north Oak street. Charles Pulaski, president of the Sons of Poland, delivered the address welcome, while the Rev.

Peter I. Maciejewski, rector of St. Joseph's Church, offered the Invocation and Convocation. The program included orchestra selections, singing of "America" by the audience, the "Women's Trio" of St. Joseph's Church Choir, accompanied by Professor F.

X. Gdaniec; a soprano soloist from Our Mother of Consolation Church Choir, accompanied Miss Irene Wydra; a tenor solo by John Witkowski, accompanied by Prof. Gdaniec; the "Women's Trio" from Our Mother of Consolation Choir, accompanied by Miss Wydra; and singing of the Polish National Anthem by the audience. Surprise Party Held At Lavelle A surprise party was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. and Rev.

William Binkley, at Lavelle. "What a Friend We Have In Jesus," was sung by the guest. A duet entitled 'My Mother's Bible," was given by Misses Jean Johnson and Esther Hummel. A solo entitled, "I Must Have The Saviour With Me," was sung by Eugene Wetzel. They were led in prayer by Rev.

Blinkley. Rev. and Mrs. Binkley was presented with a beautiful gift by Mr. Ebert in behalf of the members of the congregation of the Church of the Nazarene.

A delicious luncheon was served. The following were present: Mrs. Alberta Johnson, Jean Johnson, Mable Johnson, Ethel Mae Johnson, Darvin Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. William Wetzel, Beatrice Wetzel, Anna and Betty Wetzel, Mrs.

Ethel Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tietsworth, daughter Laura Mae, Mrs. Amanda Zimmerman, Cora Zimmerman, Bert Zimerman, Marie Poret, George Poret, Mrs. Bertha Hepler, daughter, Betty, Mrs.

John Wetzel, son, Marlin, Mrs. Mildred Weinrich Ida Knerr, Miss Evelyn Tesno, Miss Betty Wolfgang, Mrs. Willard Eister, Mrs. Laura Kessler, Mrs. Leona Hornberger, Mrs.

Edward Hummel, daughter, Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wetzel, daughter, Jean, Mrs.

Beatrice Trefsgar, son William, James and John Binkley and the host and hostess Rev. and Mrs. William Binkley. MELVYN AND JOAN CO-STAR CO-STARS Crawford Face," screen. stored sequent the new phia IN "A WOMAN'S Douglas and Joan in the Alpine costume party sequence of "A Woman's powerful drama showing today and Tuesday on the Victoria The picture unfolds the dramatic story of a woman refrom a scarred horror to a creature of beauty, and her subregeneration from a life of crime.

George Cukor directed production as his first hit since the triumphant "Philadel- Colliery Working Time Scheduled To WorkTUESDAY P. R. C. I. Co.

Alaska. Knickerbocker Latorre Stripping. Locust Gap. Locust Summit- (Entire Breaker, One Shift). Mahanoy City.

Maple Hill. Potts. Reliance. St. Nicholas (Entire Breaker, One Shift).

Susquehanna Pennsylvania Slopes. Hickory Swamp Slopes. Glen Burn. Colonial Colliery Co. Colonial.

Hazle Brook Midvalley. Raven Run. Continental. Stevens Trout Run. Trevorton Sterrick Co.

William Penn. Hammond Coal Co. Hammond. Primrose Coal Co. Primrose.

Buck Run Coal Company Buck Run. Give the graduate a present that will last for years. Buy jewelry at NORTH'S a good place to buy a watch. ad sch Shenandoah Man Dead; Topples From 130-Foot Ledge The body of Frank Witkoski was brought home to Shenandoah today from Narrowsburg, N. where he toppled from a 30-foot ledge into the Delaware River while fishing Sunday.

GIRL BORN A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shindle, of. Taylorsville. This is the couple's second child.

FALSE ALARM The Fire Department was called out this morning at 3:30 o'clock by an alarm from Box 15 at Third and Vine streets. The alarm was false, firemen said. VISIT AT MOWRY Junior and Thomas Wetzel, employed in New Jersey, spent the week-end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wetzel, at Mowry.

VISITS AT LAVELLE Melvin Keller, employed at Phil delphia, spent the week-end visiting his mother, Mrs. Alverda Keller, at Lavelle. BOYLAN FUNERAL The funeral of the late Patrick will be held in Locust Gap tomorrow morning with requiem mass in St. Joseph's Church at 8:30 o'clock and interment in the parish cemetery. DUSTS OFF DEBTS The Allentown Inter-State League baseball club opened the season free from debt for the first time in 10 years.

Births in the United States are dropping about 50,000 a year; deaths are increasing about 20,000 annually. Victoria TODAY and TUESDAY The Best Picture of 1941! THE PICTURE YOU HAVE HEARD ABOUT! Intimate cruelest on Continent (The director of Story" great gives gou drama mother of Her mirror whispered "lovely" wemaa's deepest, but her heart cried secret emotions! 'Shady Sadu!" By his skill he Created an irresistible vixen! A Will his "partnership" Hold Her Woman's Face STARRING from other men? Loan ITS FAME ACCLAIMED FROM COAST- CRAWFORD-DOUGLAS Joan Crawford to PICTURE with CONRAD VEIDT in Metro's 'A Woman's Face'" MASSEN Reginald OWEN Osa Albert Walter. Winchell BASSERMANN Marjorie MAIN Donald MEEK "Sacak previews of 'A Sersen Play by DONALD OGDEN STEWART and ELLIOT PAUL Woman's Face' indicate the film is Joan Directed by GEORGE CUKOR Produced by VICTOR SAVILLE Crawford' greatest personal triumph." EXTRA ADDED Jimmie Fidler PETE SMITH SPECIAL Cartoon, "THE LITTLE MOLE" WORLD NEWS.