Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 8

THE PITTSTON AZlCTTfo- PAGE WfJTIT Friday Churcli 2t. ra-iii Of Vaccinations Brightly Lighted 'C'-zlrz i-rquco County Headquarters of Regular Democrats Are Negligible Since cancellations of scheduled Syracuse Alumni Chooses Officers Officers were elected by Syracuse Alumni Association of Luzerne Co. at the annual dinner meeting last night at Irem Temple Country Club. Mrs. John R.

Vivian, Kingston was named president, succeeding Charles B. Shafer. Others elected: first vice-president, Joseph Sara-ceno, West Pittston; second vice-president, Connie Lizdas, Kingston; secretary, Frank Richard Wallace, Kingston; treasurer, Willard D. Peck, Pittston. Attorney Henry Greenwald was chairman of nominations committee.

If 4 Group Meets Monday The Woman's Society of Christian Service of St. Paul's Methodist Church will meet Monday evening at the church. Mrs. George Wilson will have charge of the program, Mrs. Florence Harrington will lead the devotions.

Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Margaret Tirva, Mrs. Arthur Williams, and Mrs. Betty Williams. Report of the nominating commit tee and election of officers will be two items on the agenda.

Also a report on the Spring meeting held at Montsora last Tuesday, Opposition To Abandonment Of Airport Runway The Aviation Committee of the Scranton Chamber of Commerce will protest the action of the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission In approving abandonment of a runway at Forty Fort Airport preparatory to construction of proposed $250,000 Air Reserve Training Center. George W. Wilson, committee chalranar, said abandonment of the runway as asked by the Air Force will create an additional hazard to air navigation. John W. McFariane chairman of the PAC, said that the runway never has been fully developed ancT that it is used only once in a while.

ij Pli WMK Mat til i lumu County VOTE April 29, 1 955 JuHNJ.McGLYNN NATIVE OF AVOCA DIESINSCRANTON John J. MoGlynn, a roomer at 611 North Washington avenue, Scran-ton, native of Avoca, was found dead yesterday afternoon in the hotel was caused by a heart attack. Deceased was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Owen McGlynn, Avoca and was a retired stone mason.

Surviving are his brother, Patrick Scran-ton, member of the Scrantonian-Trilbune news staff; James, Avoca, and Eugene, Scranton; sisters, Mrs. Jule Hunt, Avoca; Mrs. Marie Evans, Tobyhanna; Mrs. Claire Keen, Stroudsburg, and Miss Helen McGlynn, Avoca. Funeral will be held from the funeral home 72B Main street, Avoca, Monday morning at with rquiem mass at 9:30 in St.

Mary's Church, Avoca. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 10 and thereafter 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. r- i a Mi 2 inoculations with the Salk anti-polio vaccine yesterday were practically non-existent following withdrawal of one California firm's product on Wednesday, Dr. C.

Hay-den Phillips, district medical director for the State Department of Health, got additional vials of the serum from Harrisburg yesterday. A check of schools in Luzerne County awaiting inoculations disclosed not more than eight to 10 refusals. The district medical director sent to State Department of Health in Harrisburg yesterday for 50 vials of the vaccine, approximately 250 shots for use in Wilkes-Barre Township, Bear Creek-Buck Township schools and St Stanislaus Institute. The Bear Creek-Buck UMVEIt THRILL TO IT TONITE Shows at 8:15 and 10:15 THEATRE I Township school and St. Stanislaus Institute inoculations will take place Tuesday.

JIMMY BONE SOLOIST KING'S COLLEGE CONCERT James Bone, Freshman at King's College, Wilkes-Barre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bone, Curtis street, entertained with a trumpet duet in connection with the annual concert of the College Glee Club which was presented Wednesday evening and yesterday afternoon in the Science Building. He played with Charles Fold, Luzerne. Bronis Voveris, Pittston; Is director of the Glee Club.

Kirk DOUGLAS Jeanne CRAIN "MAM WITHOUT A STAR" STUDENTS STRIKE OVER DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Pawnee, 111., April 29 Upper grade teachers at a local school had time on their hands today. Pupils of the seventh and eighth grades went on strike because their school stayed on standard time while the town observed daylight saving time. ILLINOIS' ORIGINAL CAPITAL IS INUNDATED The first state capital of Illinois now lies under water. The village of Kaskaskla, founded by a group of Jesuits in 1703 gradually disappeared under encroaching waters of the Mississippi River after the capital was moved to Vandalia in 1820. COMING "SIGN OF THE PAGAN" Bar D.

S. Defense Bonds Spohrer, campaign chairman Political observers believe that I Headquarters of the Regular Demo- and tha use of theater and a theater cratic Party as it appears lliuminat- ed at night. marquee by the Regular Democratic mmmmmmmimmamONLY A FREED'S Dominick Loughney, Democratic City Chairman. The County Headquarters is being operated under direction of John G. Connell, campaign chairman, who is a resident of West Pittston.

The Regular Democratic Party also has a local headquarters in Pittston, located at 18 North Main street, which headquarters is under the direction of Attorney George Party of Luzerne County is an innovation in thi! political field not nly in Luzerne County but throughout Pennsylvania. Pictured above is the County urn Hurry New Shipment Just Received si S5 Pittston 'CC Marians Plan Social Event Marians of Pittston Central Catholic High School are making plans for a card party to be held Wednesday night at the American Legion Home, West Pittston. Mrs. Frank Cawley, chairman and Mrs. Gerard Delaney, co-chairman, have selected the following committee chairmen: Tickets, Mrs.

Joseph Jordan, prizes, Mrs. Leo Brown; games, Mrs. Joseph Loftus; floor, Mrs. Thomas Kin.e; special awards, Mrs. Joseph I HOW AT THE LOW-J William Loftus' 25th Wedding Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. William Loftus, 44 Swallow street, will observe their 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow. They were married by the late Monsignor P. C. Winters, April 30th, 1930, at Saint John the Evangelist Church.

Attendants at the nuptial ceremony were Margaret Allan McHale, of White Plains, N.Y., and Dr. Martin Walth, of William street, this city. Their marriage has been blessed with four children, Mary Clair, librarian at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.; Bernadette, Junior at College Misericordia; Kath-erine Barbara, a student at Pittston Central Catholic; and John Allan, a student at St. Mary's Assumption Grade School. A family dinner will be held to mark the occasion.

Mrs. Loftus is the former Clair Allan. 1 Jenkes; publicity, Mrs. Edmund i i Rev. Edward J.

Gerrity, principal Airport Runway To Be Closed The Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission has approved abandonment of runway at the Wyoming Valley Airport, Forty Fort, to allow erection of a $250,000 Air Force Reserve Training Center. Closing of the runway was asked by the First Air Force, with headquarters at Mitchell Field, L. N. so that there would be no interference with construction of the building. The request to close was sent to the commission by the Luzerne County Commissioners.

John W. MacFarlane, executive director of the PAC, granted permission to close the northwest southeast runway, in view of the tact that it is seldom used and has never fully developed. Lackawanna County interests made determined bid to get the Reserve Center located at the Scran-ton Wilkes-Barre Airport in Avoca. However Luzerne County Commissioners, who made a previous committment of four acres of land at Forty Fort to the First Air Force, refused to go along on a "firm" of- of the school and moderator of the Marians, is honorary chairman. Mrs.

Joseph O'Mara Is president. Morgan Supplies $2,000 Bail On Assault Charge David Morgan, 23, 46 Washington Terrace, Pittston, was arraigned be fore Justice of the Peace Howell Evans, Wyoming, yesterday and held under $2,000 bail for assault and battery, charged with attempt to ravish. State Police Detective Vic James J. Swift Given Promotion By Lehigh Valley tor Nelson and County Detective Edward Holleran were prosecutors. i A i UJ i Morgan was charged with beating and pushing Miss Rosemary Rucco, 21, 171 Searle street, Hughes town, 55 fer of similar acreage at Avoca.

The First Air Force, which insisted on a "firm" offer of land at Av-cca, then announced that the Center would be built at Forty Fort, as riginally scheduled. Election of James J. Swift as vice president-operations and maintenance of the Lehigh Valley Railroad was announced today by C. A. Major, president, at conclusion of the meeting of board of directors.

from a truck near the Erie crossing on Rock street, Hughestown, Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. She is at Pittston II T7 rf-m 1 Hospital where her condition last night was reported fair. She is suffering from a possible fractured skull and concussion and bruises of the head and body. Mr.

Swift, whose headquarters are in New York, has been vice president and general manager since May 1, 1952. Born in Dunmore, he has been with the Lehigh Valley practically all of his business life. Residing in East Orange, N. Mr. Swift has three children, Mrs.

Leo L. Tully and James J. and Joseph P. Swift; I COMPLETELY INSTALLED i lc, WITH NEWEST TYPE ANTENNA vVt TO RECEIVE ALL STATIONS 1 SCRANTON 16-22-73 28-34 Miss Mary Orzech Dupont Resident Claimed By Death Tieath claimed Miss Mary Orzech, Mrs. Minnie Boase Interred Yesterday The funeral of Mrs.

Minnie Boase was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Bradbury, 1023 dark street, Avoca. The Rev. John Stephens, St. John's PM Church, Avoca, and the Rev.

Robert Wood, Carverton Methodist Church Carverton, officiated. Pallbearers were: Milton, Earl, Thelbert and Howard Bradbury, Edward Jones and William Richards. Interment was in Langcliffe Cemetery, Avoca. of 1 Grove street, Dupont, yesterday afternoon at Taylor Hospital, where she was admitted Wednesday as a IT mr mf SLIPPED FROM CELL TO FLY BURGLARY TRADE Hattiesburg, April 29 Harold Stanley is back in jail today. Police reported, Stanley, whose 12-month road gang sentence had been suspended two days ago, had been slipping out of jail at night, committing burglaries, and then quietly reentering his cell.

I lAft.li I medical patient Born in Dupont, she was a member of Sacred Heart Church. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. II I I Elizabeth Orzech; five brothers, Waiter, Dupont; Michael, Greenwood'; Anthony, New Brunswick, N. Joseph and Edward, ait home; six sisters, Sophie, Margaret, ana BUSLEY TOBACCO CROP CURB IS PROTESTED Dallas, April 29 Texans lavor production curbs on this year's burley tobacco crop two-to-ne, the Agriculture Department announced today. Out of three votes cast, two were tor, one against.

I 2 YEARS I SS IMM KATH" norrib speoki for 6. E. en The VJ hW "RAY milland how prtssnted mMy 1 Ml III PAY I MOUNTOURSVILLE MAN HIGHWAYS' PLANNER Harr stag. April 29 State Highways Secretary Joseph J. Law-ler today named C.

Owen Beckley, Montoursville, as chief of the department's planning division, with headquarters in Harrisburg. Mrs. Gerald Collins at home, Miss Julia Orzech and Mrs. Preston Hill, Detoar, and Mrs. Gervase Castner, Paterson, N.

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