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SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH. SH AMOK IN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1956 PAGE THREE New DeSoto To Make Appearance Tomorrow Trevorton Section Kulpmont Section MILLION DOLLAR END OF THE MONTH Dial 3-3131 Thomas O. brenaui Wilfred E. Swinehart Dial 3161 Mrs. Ida Stupe Dial 2373 SALE Kin of Kulpmont Resident Expires nulpmont Church Scene of Wedding The marriage of Miss Agnes Shamokin Street Resident Expires Lutheran Church Scene of Wedding TUESDAY ONLY John Mychak.

70, of 107 West Saylor Street. Exchange, a retired Edward S. Owens, 59, of 649 Sha-1 Rrovitskie and John R. Landis, USE OUR W. T.

GRANT "CHARGE IT" PLAN NO DOWN PAYMENT MONTHS TO PAY miner, died in Ashland State Ho' Miss Alberta B. Lupoid, 518 Eleventh Street, Trevorton. became thp bvirie nf Pa'il Lrnnir mokin Street, died yesterday morn- both of Kulpmont, took place Sat pital of a complication after an illness of two months. urday during a nuptial Mass ing at 9:00 in the family residence cawthern, Paxinos, Saturday dur-of an acute heart seizure. ing a ceremony in Zion Lutheran Mr.

Mychak was born June 37, St. Casimir's Church, Kulpmont. Owens had been in failing health Church, Trevorton. Rev. Alphonse Marcincavage, pas- 1886, in Austria, a son of the late Lucas and Anna Mychak.

He came to the United States in 1904 and tor and cousin of the bride, officiated during the double ring cere mony. during the past 18 months as a result of several strokes. A son of Mrs. Jennie (Singleton) Owens and the late John E. Owens, Mr.

Owens was born January 3D, 1897, in Wilburton. He was graduated from Aristes School and Wilkes-Barre Business College. Mr. Owens was first emoloyed in a clerical position in Bank in 1917. He served as assistant cashier at Centralia National Bank for 20 years, and in 1942 first made his home in Diamond-town, but later moved to Philadelphia.

He returned to the Anthracite region 40 years ago and since that time lived in Exchange. Mr. Mychak was employed at Richards Colliery and the Reliance mine until he retired six years ago. He was a member of SS. Peter's and Paul's Greek Catholic Church.

Survivors include the widow, the (J former Verna Kochen, to whom Mr. Myehak was married June 11, transferred to Trevorton to take over duties of assistant cashier of Trevorton First National Bank. 1914, in SS. Peter's and Paul's Just four feet, seven inches high is the new 1957 DeSoto. and it is pictorially demonstrated here as a model locks down upon the entire DeSoto Firedome roof top.

The new vista-view windshield is a full 40 larger than last year's massive windshield, and the new 16-inch wiper blades will clean 38.2'c more glass area for safer lisibility. The lattice work mesh grille, built in parking lights and recessed headlights are all new this year. The new DeSotos, will be on display tomorrow at Kline Motors. Shamokin. Church; six children, Mrs.

Anthony Likonski, Mrs. Anthony Ma- Mr. Owens was compelled to re I italiillB zur and John, Philadelphia; Mrs. Anthony Hashuga, Exchange; Mrs. Joseph Krochefski, Natalie, and Mrs.

John Washeleski, Limestone Main. Another son, Peter, was Local Scout Show linquish lr.s duties at the bank because of ill health, but since January 16, 1956, was employed as a clerk in the office of Robert Gibson, Northumberland County controller. The late Trevorton man was active in fraternal affairs, having" held offices of secretary and past noble grand in Trevorton Lodge of Odd Fallows. He also took killed in 1944 while serving in the United States Army in Texas. A Many Students Join in Hunting sister, Mrs.

Mary Marmulak, three brothers, Theodore, Philadelphia; Nicholas, Platnsville. and London Newsman Shot In Head by Red Sentry LONDON (U.R) Newspaperman Noel Barber, of the London Daily Mail, was shot in the head by a Russian sentry in Budapest Sunday, the foreign office informed his paper today. Leslie Fry. British minister in Budapest, said the wound was not serious. Barber is being treated by English doctors in the legation.

Walter, in Poland; a half-brother. Mrs. Faul Cawthern I Zerbe Township schools are clos- an active part in civic and corned today because of the opening of munity affairs. Mr. Owens was a hunting season.

member of Trevorton Methodist Michael Mychak. Kummont, and nine grandchildren survive, also. Rev. Bernard Wentzel. pastor, Funeral services will be held to the.otnciated during the double rnv Being the first full day of the Church, board of trustees of Mrs.

John R. Landis small game season, which was of i-' church, P. O. S. of A.

lodge, served ceremony. morrow morning at 9:00 in SS. Peter's and Paul's Greek Catholic ciaiiy opened at iDbT Sat-; as secretary of Woodmen of the! The bride wore a navy blue taf Escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her brother, Leo Church, Mount Carmel. Burial will 1.69 BRUSHED KNIT SLEEPERS Never such savings uraay morning, scnool otixiais World and was a member of the feta street-length dress, trimmed deemed it advisable to close the past Grands Association of the in white angora, white accessories Set for Tonight Unit merit badge displays. Scout-craft competition and Scout investiture ceremonies will highlight the Scout Show tonight at 7:30 in American Legion Post Home.

Edward Pickering and Joseph Kara-sevich, Scout officials, said today. The program, which will begin at 7:30 and end at 10:00, is sponsored by the East District of the Susquehanna Valley Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. All persons interested in Scouting have been invited to attend the show, which will be the second fall district event. The program will consist of 13 unit merit badge displays and demonstrations at 7:30,. followed bv be in the church cemetery.

Friends may call at the home from this Krovitskie, the bride wore a floor scnools because or low attendance Odd Fellows. jand a corsage of white roses. length gown of Spanish lace over afternoon until time of services. BOYS' WOOL SURCOATS Knitted chest stripe Reg. 11.98 10-oo Extra warm wool quilted full zipper front.

Tab neck, cuffs. Charcoal, Blue, Grey, Red. 8 to 18. records on tne nrst cay or hunting Survivors include the widow, the Miss Beverly Klemick. Trevor-season in recent former Iva Kreisher.

to whom Mr. ton, served as maid of honor. She City Teachers to Attend Conference Many boys, and some guls. of the owens was married October was attired in a mauve-colored 58 KC Members nign scnool eacn year acquire Bloomsburg; two daugh-j street-length dress and wore black hunting licenses, and as result; ters m1s. Robert Peifer.

Trevor- accessories and a corsage cf white Liaises aie uueiaea on me nrst ton. and Mrs. Frank T. Foulds, roses. An antnmetic worKshop tor local, day of the season with onlv half AvU- th mnthflr Mrs i Irvia Herman, Elvsburc, was Shrink-resist, fluffy cotton, colorfast, slipper-like plastic feet.

Comfort-tailored. Pastels. Childs', 2 to 6. Receive Degree Fifty-eight candidates yesterday first and second grade teachers will of the student body present. Class- rvvpnc ihintnn-' hvnthprs 'best man.

Men of the weddimr and wore business suits Walter, St. Johns: Russell white carnation boutonnieres. John, Wilburton; Harold. North singing of the national anthem at be conducted tomorrow afternoon will resume tomorrow morning, in the Washington School, accord-1 H. Ross Sheely.

supervising prilling to an announcement today by announced that Zerbe Town-Frank VanDevender, supervisor of ship schools will be closed again elementary education. on Monday, November 12, in ob- A dinner was served for mem bers of the immediate families. afternoon received the second degree of the Knights of Columbus during an exemplification ceremony in St. Mary's auditorium. The candidates included 49 from 7:55 by the attendance.

At 8:05, competition in 10 Scoutcrafts will begin, with Scout commissioners Mrs. Cawthern. daughter of Mr. The worshop will be conducted -servance of Veterans' Dav Hill, and Ralph. Mount Carmel; two sisters.

Miss Ruth Owens. Wilburton, and Mrs. Thomas Rogers, Mount Carmel, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held land Mrs. Harry LupV.d.

518 Duchess satin fashioned with a fitted lace bodice with a Queen Anne collar, accented with seed pearls, and long, pointed sleeves Her full skirt fell in tiers and terminated in a chapel length train. The bride's fingertip-length veil fell from a crown of seed pearls. She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley with streamers. Mrs. Arthur Walters, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.

Misses Kitty Landis and Eleanoi Posca served as bridesmaids. The attendants were attired similarly in gowns of romance blue lace over taffeta with fitted lace bodice, halter-style jackets and floor-length skirts. They wore matching headpieces. The bridesmaids carried colonial bouquets of blue carnations with white carnations centers. The honor attendant carried a bouquet of white carnations with ft blue carnation center.

Joseph Krovitskie, brother ol acting as judges. One hour later, Eleventh Street. Trevorton. at Miss Rosalind Mulcahey, a con Kulpmont and nine from Mount at 9:05, investiture ceremonies will tended Trevorton High School carmel. Members of the Mount; begin.

Presentation of awards at ITVip hrirtpcrvnnm snn of Mr. and Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 miMrs Russen Cawthern. Paxinos. Carmel Council degree team were 9:30, and vesper song and taps at Best Buys for Boys and Girls Children's Flonnel Sport Shirts, 3 to 6x 88c Girls' 3.99 Corduroy Slacks 2.97 Girls' Flonnel Sport Shirts, 7 to 14 1.19 Boys' 39c Slack Hose 5 poirs 1.00 Gronts Own 3.99 Busy Beaver Shoes 2.77 in charge of the exemplification 9:45 will conclude the Foust, Funeral Home. Rev.

Max iattpnded Shamokin High School. program, ceremonies. the co-chairmen said. Cook, pastor of Trevorton Metho-and js employed at Conrad's Used Police Act Against Halloween Pranks Damage to property by children through Halloween season pranks Officials who attended the cere ciist unurcn, win oniciate. uur-ar Lot, Sunbury.

ial will be in Mount Carmel Ceme- Mr and Mrs. Cawthern left on monies include John Madden, sultant in elementary school subjects. Miss Mulcahey is affiliated with the Silver Burdett Publishing Company, Morristown, N. publishers of school textbooks. Mr.

VanDevender explained first and second grade teachers and pupils will not report for regular classroom sessions tomorrow afternoon. The workshop is scheduled to begin at 1:30. and will be concluded by 3:30, he Miss Mulcahey's program, centers on "Making Sure of Arithmetic." tery. Friends may call at the fu-a wedding tria. and uuon their re- grand knight of the Ashland Coun neral home tomorrow evening.

turn they will reside in Mayfair. cil; Norbert Noon, deputy grand Fair Weather to Prevail in State knight of the Ashland council, and Real Taste Girls' Orion Sweaters, 7 to 14 2.97 Edward Dunnigan, Mount Carmel, deputy of the 28th district. Others attending were Rev. has prompted Officer Raymond Taylor, Trevorton, to take action against persons responsible for the; acts. Officer Taylor reported today that he has received several complaints in recent days about damages to-windows of business places Flannel Lined, Water-Repellent Jackets 1.77 Pontiff Asks 'Crusade Of Prayer' for Hungary VATICAN CITY, Italy (U.R) Pope Pius XII called on the world's Catholics Sunday to join in a "crusade of prayer" for the Woodrow Jones, St.

Ignatius' By UNTED PRESS Fair weather over most nf NEW HAVEN. Conn. (U.R) A woman who found whit appeared to be a paste diamond ring on a train in 1948 thought it was too big to be real. But recently she had it appraised "jus for he fun of it" and learned it was worth ne onae, served as best man Church, Centralia; Rev. Alphonse shers were Myron Starinshak and syl'vania summed up the Weather Purpose of the workshop is to re- T.

Marcincavage, St. Casimir's bert Lisiewski. Men of the wed- view the problems or arithmetic Bureaus forecast for the state to party wore tuxedos and white Church, Kulpmont, and Dr. Joseph J. C.

Petrovits, Kulp teachers on a professional level, Mr. VanDevender explained. 000. 6 ,) people of Hungary of chalk, soap, crayons and other Best Buys for Ladies mont. A social period followed exempli fication of the second degree.

Corduroy Slim-Legged Slacks, 10 to 20 2.77 Shamokin Hospital carnation boutonnieres. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Krovitskie wore a charcoal-grey dress, matching accessories (and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Landis, mother of the bridegroom, was attired in a beige dress and wore day.

The weather man said the fair weather would prevail over the state Monday and Tuesday except for some cloudiness in the extreme southeast counties. The temperatures were mostly in the 60s today and were expected to remain unchanged tomorrow except for near 70 degree weather in extreme western portions. Orion Slipover Cardigans, 32 to 40 2.87 Ambulance Group Cotton Housedresses, Regular and Half Sizes 2.27 ADMISSIONS Shamokin Mrs. Mary Stadnicki, 337 S. Vine.

Mrs. Rxe Marie Maus, 19 S. First. ltiyff ThnrflM CnVtiistlr Cfll XT Flannel Duster With Matching Cuffs, Extends Campaign Kulpmont Community Ambu items, including blunt and sharp-edged instruments. One business man reported that the window of his business place was deeply scratched and permanently damaged.

Several automobile owners have reported similar damages to their cars. As results of the complaints, Officer Taylor has taken action to stop the destruction. Several children already have been apprehended and several other suspects will be taken into custody this week. The Trevorton police officer today reminded parents that they are responsible for acts of destruction by their children. NOTICE Due to death in family, deliveries this week will be Wednesday and Saturday.

RECK'S BAKERY 225 Shamokin Street Trevorton Regular and Extra Sizes 2.84 were estimated from the middle, Alphonse Freeman( 70g lance Association has extended its aiiu uppci oua in uic iiiuuiuaiua i.u 'Montgomery Grants Own 79c Quality Nylons 2 pairs 1.00 New Fall Wool Plaid Head Warmer, Extra Long 1.00 annual membership campaign to the middle 40s elsewhere Mrs. Helen Heintzelman, 214 N. Saturday, November 3. The outlook for Wednesday was for continued fair and mild Cotton Knit Panties 3 pairs 1.00 An association spokesman reported today the drive has been extended in order to give persons fclack accessories, and a corsage ol pink roses. Miss Gertrude Kurland played "Mother At Thy Feet Is Kneeling" and "Ave Maria." Mrs.

Landis, daughter of Mrs Agnes Krovitskie, 1110 Chestnut Street, is a graduate of Kulpmont High School and has been employed by Lady Jane Manufacuring Company, Mount Carmel. The bridegroom, a son of Mrs. Catherine Landis, 1201 Scott Street, and the late Russell Landis, is a graduate of Kulpmont High School, also. He is employed at Delco Battery Plant, New Brunswick, N. J.

A reception was held Saturday afternoon in Hotel James Madison, Shamokin. Following a wedding trip to New York City, Mr. and S3 with donation envelopes an oppor tunity to return their applications Men's Luxury Suede Jackets, 34 to 44 10.77 Hot Mail TROY, N. Y. (U.R) Firemen who responded to an alarm here found an unusual blaze.

It was inside a VITA -VAR VITA -VAR Flannel Shirts Sizes 14 to 16 1.33 Writer Describes (Continued from Paee One) time since they steamrollered out of Mother Russia into central Europe during World War II. Whether they are moving on orders from Moscow is not known. Soon we came across the first signs of fighting. Huge cannon holes punctured workers' houses. Windows were" mail box attached to a pole.

for membership. The envelopes were distributed several weeks ago. The spokesman said response to the membership campaign to date has been "very good." Persons desiring to enroll in the association may send their envelopes to the Neighborhood Bake Shamokin. Walter Dunn, 21 N. Diamond.

Angelo Margel, 1020 Webster. Francis Dormer, 1024 W. Walnut. Mrs, Joyce Moore, 341 S. Seventh.

Theodore Schascheck, Box 194, R.D. 1. Connorsville Frederick Godin, 825 West Sixth. Exchange Mrs. Mary Smith, 105 W.

Girard. Mount Carmel Joseph Sarteky. 309 E. Water. DISCHARGES Shamokin Mrs.

Lucy Kirsich, 1453 W. Pine. Mrs. Agnes Furca, 220 S. Oak.

Paul Koletar, 655 Bear Valley Avenue. Mrs. Anna Cawthern, 618 E. Dew- Colored Sweat Shirts 1.47 ing of Stalinists from the (Small, Medium, Large) Mrs. Landis will reside in New Brunswick, N.

J. PRESCRIPTION shattered. Area Girl Enaaoed Rubberized Wall Paint Fast Drying (20 Minutes) No Odor TRY IT Approved Good Housekeeping Dacron Tailored FLOCKED 81" Long A strange music filled the air the tinkling of broken glass being trod on. driven on, swept aside. Telephone and high tension wires QUICK ry, Clauser Garage or the Lions Den, association officers The spokesman said no new members will be accepted after November 3, unless they are new residents who move into Kulpmont, or former residents returning to the community.

1 at mm ff DRAW DRAPES Rayon Acetate 90" Long 3.77 art, hung crazily and tangled like wet SERVICE spaghetti as if a hurricane had Barbara Diorio, 1331 Walnut. 3.77 passed through. We reached a rail While vou shop, leave vour prescriptions with us. They will he carefully filled and ready for you when you call for them. Stevenson Blasts road crossing.

The crossing gates appeared ridiculous; they were so unncessary. No trains would be running on that railroad for some HOME SPECIALS JONES HARDWARE COMPANY 115 EAST INDEPENDENCE STREET CENTRAL DRUG STORE time. Sleeping cars had been turned Independence and Eighth Streets Mrs. Emma Bressi and daughter, 952 E. Sunbury.

Mrs. Marose, 24 Sherman. Mount Carmel Audrev Berry, 124 E. Water. Mrs.

Frances Pizak. 406 N. Grape. Mrs. Dorothy Dando and daughter, 323 E.

Center. Mrs. Helen Patrikoski, 419 W. Spruce. Anthony Yesalevich, 544 West Second.

Briar Creek, Pa. Mi's. Jacqueline Nelson and son. Hopey, 223 E. Saylor.

over as roadblocks. Tneir sides were stitched with machinegun mf To Shamokin Man Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Miriello, 107 North Street, Marion Heights, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Eleanor Miriello, to Robert Slack, son of M) and Mrs.

Martin Slack; 21 Sheridan Street. Shamokin. The bride-to-be was graduated frbm Kulpmont High School in She is employed at Dale Blouse, Manufacturing Ccmpany, Marion Heights. The prospective bridegroom was graduated from Coal Township High School in 1953. He is employed by the Northumberland County Institutional District, and -is engaged in distributing federal surplus food.

bullets as if a giant sewing machine had methodically worked RAYLON NYLON 72" 84" BLANKETS 6-Inch Satin Binding New Colors 3.88 2 FOR 7.50 GRANTS OWN FAMOUS HIGH COUNT REMNANTS New Fall Fabrics and Colors 3vds. $1 (Continued from Page One) taken the stand that this nation should take the lead in seeking a way to end all test explosions. In his memorandum today, he challenged the President's contention that Stevenson's plan "allows for no safeguards, no control, no inspection." Stevenson's argument has been that scientists can detect H-bomb biases anywhere around the world "The President again disregard the key fact that violations of such an agreement can no more be hidden than an earthquake," Stevenson said. Jy Jk AyZ them up and down, zig-zagged and came back for a final floral touch Chalked signs were everywhere Russians go home. One brovvnish-reddish slogan on a wall appeared to have been written in blood.

I passed a crowd happily hacking souvenir scraps from a giant bronze boot part of the mammoth Josef Stalin Monument which was toppled from its base last Tuesday New Red Regime (Continued from Page One) with Gomulka they were against him. Chenille Bedspreads, Full Size, Fringe Edge 2.77 Printed Flonnel, 36inch yard 37c Young Hunter Dies There are about 20.000 species night, cut with welders torches and Gomulka took over as party night, cut with welders torches and of birds in the world, about 800 beaten to pieces even to the wal- leader two weeks following a of them in the United States. Irus moustache. I bloodless coup which saw the oust- (Continued from Page One) telephone call to state police Dacron Bed Pillows 2.27 Landers Lanolin Soap .10 cakes 77c who contacted the game protector by radio after learning from his wife, at home, that Laubach was Percale Sheets (180 count) 2.00 81" 108" in the field. John Charles Pita, was born in Shamokin Hospital August 27, 1943.

He was a lifelong resident of Hickory. Ridge. The boy attended Lincoln School in Brady, and was a member of the eighth grade class in Pulaski Jun "READY TO EAT" SPECIALS JUST IN TIME FOR TRICK or TREAT Reg. 29c SPICE DROPS 19c Full Pound Reg. 49c Tootsie Rolls 41c Full Pound Reg.

39c LOLLYPOPS 31c Full Pound VOTEKS' KAllY for Kulpmont. Marion Heights, Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Township Monday, October 29 8:00 p.m. IN THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, LOCUST GAP Speaker GERALD GLEESON State Secretary of Revenue EVERYBODY WELCOME Sponsored by Democratic Committees in Kulpmont, Marion Heights, Mount Carmel, Mount Carmel Township ior High School. He attended Hickory Ridge Community Church. Surviving in addition to the parents are two sisters, Mrs.

John Coutts, Fairless Hills, and Miss Catherine Pita, in training for a nursing career in Reading Hospital, i and the maternal grandmother, I Mrs. Mary Forceski, Hickory Ridge. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 in i the residence, 186 Lower Hickory Ridge. Further services1 will be held in Hickory Community Church at 2:00. Rev.

G. E. Duell, pastor of the church 1 will officiate. Burial will be in Odd I Fellows Cemetery. Friends may 1 at the residence from this eve- i png until time of services.

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