The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 14

THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 13, 198ft rvvju j.1 Qfnniun rain death Iris-i VN BOYS "is. MODERN PIED RIDGEWAY CAFE 236 Wlnteri Ave. Dance to the Music of Parrell's Orchestra III llllllll llll III IU I i i 111 1 DINE DANCE Tonleht At The HILL CREST Music by Joe Glglo. Relay res' Road McAdoo Heights DANCE DANCE TONITE PATRICK'S CAFE 202 S. Broad, W.

Haz. Uk.UWIBM iw I 0 CROPS 11 Pettlt-Kclihner. Miss Bernice Kelchner, of Conyng-ham and Quillas Tettit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pettit, of Syberts-ville, were married yesterday morning at 7 o'clock In the Christ Reformed Church at Conyngham by Mrs.

Caroline Splett. Mrs. Caroline Splett, aged 73, died at 1:30 this morning at her home, 10 East Green street, West Hazleton after a five weeks illness. She was formerly Caroline Dittmer and was born in Germany. Mrs.

Splett was a member of the West Hazleton 3f 1 DINE DANCE RENDEVOO Kelayre. Tork And Beef Roast DANCE TONIGHT At FELLIN'S CAFE 23 W. Cranberry H. Music by George Markunai And His Orchestra. Special Meat Loaf Supper.

Also Variety of Sandwiches. STEVE'S CAFE Dance Tonight Hi Ho Rhythm Rascals BREHM'S GROVE DINE DANCE To The Popular Music by The Royal Club Orch. We Serve Lobster Dinners. No Cover. No Minimum.

Schlitz 10c Beer 10c In Grille And Dining Room. Highway. Phone Drums l-O. BYORICK'S CAFE Cor. Pine Juniper Sts.

Saturday Night Special Chicken Supper 25c Clams, Meat Balls, Spaghetti. COME TO NEGRO'S CAFE 1008 James St Special Spaghetti And Meat Balls. Hot Pitza 5c Big Beer Good Time For All. Modern Square Dance DE VIGILI'S TONITE Drums Music by Devigili's Orch. Butch The Wizard.

Prompt Admission 25c. Large cash door prize will be drawn tonite. Spring Chicken And Waffles, Spaghetti And Meat Balls 25c. Large Hazleton Auto Buses leave Charles White's Pool Room Green Ridge 7:15, Miners' Bank 7:20, Pioneer Fire House 7:30, Wyoming and Diamond Ave. 7:35, Diamond Fire House 7:40, Milnesville Cross Road 7:45, Hollywood Cross Roads 7:50.

Transportation, Dance And Tax 35c. Picnic Cancelled The picnic of the Hazleton Tigers A. A. scheduled for this evening has been cancelled. HOME I A MADE IOC- CREAM Vanilla, Strawberry, Pineapple, Chocolate, Cherry And Maple Walnut 19' Quart Today And Sunday ROYAL PALACE 44 WEST BROAD ST.

I PIPER III CITY Will Stage War Against Rats-Makes Health Department Office His Headquarters. E. L. Strawburjr of Maryland, known as the modern "Pied Piper of Hamelln," is in Has-leton to stage war against rats. He has made the city health department offices in City Hall his headquart ers.

He is an expert rodent extermi nator and will be here for some time. His services can be secured through the health department office where his work and qualifications are well known. Mr. Straw-burgr says that now is a fine time to get right at the rat situation. Aside from the damage rats do to property they are declared to be a health menace and for this reason he is afforded every co-operation by city officials.

Every rat is said to harbor a multitude of fleas which in turn play host to myriads of disease bacteria that may spread serious epidemics. Mr. Strawburg has been in the rat exterminating business for the last fif'en years and uses a special poison preparation that is approved by the state. Committee To Meet The Mt Grove Boy Scout troop committee will hold a reorganization meeting at 7 o'clock Monday night at the Mt. Grove church, Put Tennis Court In Shape.

Under the direction of Camp Director Robert L. Schuchart, the tennis court at the Hazleton Camp Keller, near Hobbie, was put into condition today for the opening of the camping season there in a few weeks. Big free round and square dance at Lucy Arman Valley Hotel, Nuremberg, Sat 13, 1936. Special: Spring chicken supper, meat balls and spaghetti and also all kinds of sandwiches. Musi by the Flaim Orchestra.

very hod welcome. ALBERTINI'S Cafe, 200 E. Mine St Tonite Spaghetti And Meat Balls. Music by J. Doddo And Rose Longo.

Private Rooms. Chicken Supper, Chili Con Came And Other Kinds of Sandwiches At Quinn's Restaurant 1 E. Clay W. H. Music by W.

H. Jolly Boya. MOOSE GRILLE SAT. NIGHT SPECIALS Chicken Waffle, Roast Of Beef or Crab Platter Stegmaier's Pilsener Beer On Tap. Public Invited.

PELCHAY'S Cafe, 198 S. Pine Street Chicken Supper 25c Music by Four Aces. Mt. Scenery Hotel SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER 25e GOOD BEER. WINES AND LIQUORS Special Tonite At JACK BOYLE'S 75 NORTH WYOMING ST.

CHICKEN DINNERS 25c Come Early 25c DINE DANCE TONIGHT At BEECHE'SCAFE 32 E. Mine City. Music by Connie's Jazx Kings SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL Chicken Dinner 25c Maurice Boyle's 7 North Wyoming Street Beer Wines Liquors DIAMOND 4th And Alter Sts. TODAY AND MONDAY "YOUR UNCLE DUDLEY" A Fox Picture With Edward Everett HORTON LOIS WILSON JOHN McGUIRE ROSINA LAWRENCE ALAN DINEHART MARJORIE GATESON Added "The Desert Man." "Unrelatel Relations" TORE Bishop O'Reilly Will Confer Sacrament to Class of Ninety at 5 P. M.

Today. BISHOP O'REILLY. Rev. Thomas C. O'Reilly, head of the Scranton diocese will confirm a class of 90 Catholic boys at the Kis- Lyn Industrial School at Drums at 5 p.

m. today. The services were originally scheduled for 10 o'clock Monday morning, but on account of other engagements His Excellency was forced to confer the sacrament today. After the services at Kis-Lyn are concluded, Bishop O'Reilly will come to Hazleton and will be the guest of the Very Rev. Monsignor D.

J. Kane over night. A class totaling 779 boyS and girls which includes more than 50 from Harwood will be confirmed tomorrow at St. Gabriel's. The boys will be confirmed at the 10:30 mass and the girls at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

Confessions for the class will be heard this afternoon and evening. They will receive holy communion tomorrow morning. TOOIH F1EIS. Samuel Knelly was buried with Masonic rites this afternoon from the home of his sister, Mrs. Daniel Rarich of Conyngham.

Private services were held at the house at 2 o'clock by Rev. Allan Roth of Christ Lutheran church, Conyngham. Hazle Lodge No. 327, Free and Accepted Masons, conducted the Masonic rites and furnished the following pallbearers: M. Simpson James, Thomas Henderson, Harry L.

Knies, Conrad G. Wendel, Alexander G. Hoffman, William Schwartz, M. G. Hahn and Charles L.

Wilde. Interment was in the Union cemetery at Conyngham, The funeral of John A. Grosch of Drums took place privately this afternoon. Services were held at the house by Rev. I.

G. Snyder, pastor of Christ Reformed- church at Conyngham. Mrs. Chris Bicking sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "In the Garden." Mrs. Frances Buff presided at the organ.

Pallbearers were: William Bowen, Nelson Heller, Elmer Gardner, George Sandrock, Walter Buff and Howard Oster. Interment was in the cemetery at St. Johns. Nicholas Flaim of 204 Allen street, West Hazleton, was buried this morning. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at 10 o'clock Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Tyrolese church. The pastor, Rev. Father Lewis Luchi, wag celebrant; Rev. Father Henry Luchi of Holy Rosary church deacon and Rev. Father An-gelo Simeoni, curate at Our Lady of Mt Carmel church, sub-deacon.

Pallbearers w'ere: Herman, Serafino and Joseph Flaim, Louis Ferrari, Otto Fellin and Peter Magagna. Interment was in St. Gabriel's cemetery. Anthony Schrader of Oakdale was laid to rest this afternoon. Services were conducted at the house at 2 o'clock by Rev.

Fred Haffner, pastor St Duke's Lutheran church, Free- land. Interment was in the cemetery St Johns. pj IT The Hazle Park Tennis Club's No. team will open its season in the Lehigh Valley Tennis League tomorrow afternoon playing Oakmont at Allentown. Hazle.

Park will likely use Goeltz, Hoch, Serany, Feglcy, Walters, M. and I. Laub, Oakmont is expected to use John Shankweilcr, captain; Her- bie Hilton, Everett Palmer, Mark Harnish, E. Koch, C. Trexler and H.

Weiland, The locals will leave by auto at 11:45 a. m. Has Injured Foot Carl Smith of 583 North Vine street is suffering from an injured foot, sustained while at work for the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Last of Sermons In Series. Rev.

Robert Bonner Jack, D. pastor of the First Presbyterian church will deliver the sixth and last sermons on the general theme "The Christian" tomorrow evening 7:30 in that church. His subject will be "The Christian And His Country" CONFIRMED wy Storm During Night Helps Break Drought That Has Affected Hazleton Section. A brief electrical storm followed by a torrential rain of most welcome type last nipht helped break the drought which took its first beating the niRht previous with the first rain in many days. The rain storm 24 hours ago av-waged .814 of an inch and the showers last evening brought down an average of .534 of an inch or a total of 1.348 inches for the two days period.

It was as "spotty" as was the case with the first storm. The wide variation is shown by the 10 a. m. readings of rain gauges of the Wyoming Valley Water Supply Co. as follows: Dreck Creek 1.03 inches.

Mt. rieasant .38 of an inch. Delano .56 of an inch. Barnes Run .57 of an inch. Buck Mountain .15 of an inch.

Averatre .534 of an inch. The downpour was so heavy in the torm which hit the city about 10:30 last night that garbage cans were washed down the streets and their contents spilled. The Legion Home sewer backed up into the cellar and similar conditions occurred elsewhere. There was a general overflow on streets as inlets proved too small to take the heavy wash and many autos were stalled due to electrical connections being soaked by the rain. Blinding bolts of lightning zipped across the sky.

The electrical and communication services were affected for brief intervals. However no great damage is reported and the storm was a boon to the farmers of the region. In Beaver Valley beyond Mt. Grove wells were dry. The hay and alfalfa crops in Sugarloaf Valley were ruined.

In Sandy Valley beyond Freeland farmers were already planting substitute crops for the plantings of early spring, ruined by drought conditions. The storm hammered down the temperature from 83 at 3 p. m. to 64 at midnight and it was 63 this morning, at 7 o'clock. HERE ON JULY 7 The "Spirit of '76" Branch of the National Union for Social Justice will entertain the next congressional district assembly in Farr's Hall on East Broad street Tuesday evening, July 7 at 7:30.

The branch will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in Our Mother of Grace auditorium, rear Twelfth and Vine streets instead of the former meeting place, Sabia's Hall which is now being converted into apartments. The members are planning to visit Rocky Glen Park August 9 to hear Father Coughlin. Y. W. Board To Meet.

The directors of the Young Women's Christian Association will meet Monday night at 7:30 at the association building. Visiting In New Jersey. and son Arthur and Miss Margaret Hearn will spend the week-end visiting in New Jersey. At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the annual Children's Day program of Emmanuel's Reformed church will be given in the Sechler auditorium. The pageant to be presented is entitled "The Christ of Galilee" and consists of five scenes.

The children and older scholars from all departments of the church school will be on the stage. A girls' chorus will feature the exercises. A Silver Anniversary. Cadillac is celebrating its 25th Anniversary by producing a new electric vacuum cleaner and hand cleaner BOTH for $39.50. Take advantage of this unusual offer NOW.

Reinhart's Furniture Store, 100-114 East Broad street 13-lt FAMILY Tel. 2117 Today And Monday TWO BIG FEATURES AND SERIAL Feature No. 1 John Wayne Feature No. 2 And Chapter No. Of "REX AND RINTT- Oregon r-Trail in at an a the at Dine Dance At Dora's Inn At Drums Special Menu For Tonight.

Lamb Roast Chicken And Holupkl Suppers 25c. "GALA OPENING" Week June 15 to 20 GROVE THEATR Nuangola, Pa. NIGHT OF JAN. 16TH New York's Biggest Hit of Last Winter. Dine Dance At Jack McAfee's Tonight.

Music by The Cranberry Ramblers. Kingfish, Prompter. Sandwiches Of All Kinds. Dance Tonight At A. RECKLITIS' 321 Winters W.

H. Music by Smokey Joe. SPECIAL TONIGHT Chicken and Waffle Supper DAVE'S PLACE Conyngham Pass Special Sunday Dinners AL MARTINI TONIGHT CHICKEN SUPPER 39 8. Wyoming St Private Booths Good Beer CHICKEN SUPPER Where You Always Get The Best JAKE'S LUNCH Winters West Hazleton. Beer 5c Tonight Liquors.

Dance Tonite At HARVILLA'S Opp. Cranberry Ball Park. Music by Salko's Orch. Beer Wines Liquors. Modern Square Dance TONIGHT V.

Of F. W. Building 118 Rowe St, Tamaqua. Music by Bill And Elmer. Charley By lone, Prompter.

DINE DANCE At The JO JO CAFE Music by Lee Rhythm Boys. Chicken And Holupky Supper Tonite At Bonzo Kostick's Cafe Beaver Meadow. Booths For Ladies. DANCE TONIGHT ARNOLD'S HOTEL Freeland-Drums Road Just off Highway. GOOD MUSIC.

Hi And 5 P. M. DINE DANCE We Present Sam Kurtz Orch. Menu Specials Vi Spring Chicken Fries 40c. Steamed Clams.

25 for 25c. Good Old Pilsener 5c. Assorted Sandwiches. Joe Hayden's Cafe SeybcrtsviHe, Pa. Dance Dine.

Announcement ENGLE'S TAVERN Is Open More Beautiful More Luxurious Than Ever George Stuart Engle Atlantic City. DINE DANCE At The CLUB MATWOOD Featuring Nick Fescina And His Orchestra- Special Tonight GALEAZ WONDER BAR One of the most beautiful and sanitary bars in the city. Cor. Poplar Chestnut Sis. Onr Delicious And Tasteful Spaghetti And Meat Ball Dish 20c Per Plate.

Also Serving The Finest Of Beer Wines And Liquors. LUCKY TABLE WINTER GARDEN Supper Orchestra Dancing Sit At Lucky Table And Our Guest. MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCE EVERGREEN PARK St. Johns, Pa. TONIGHT Music by Capt.

Jack's Royal Com. Pete Zalutko, Prompter. Admission 26c Inc. Tax. 5 Co.

Buses leave Beaver Meadow at 7:00 p. Miners' Bank, West Hazleton, at 7:30 p. Deisroth's Store Pioneer Fire House at Dia. Ave. and Church Mil-nesville crossroads Hollywood crossroads 7:55.

Dance, Tax Transportation 36c. GREEN GABLES Presents Galaxy Of Broadway Stars Patricia Renee Dance Stylists Carla Bradley Ballerina Helene Standish Hollywood Feature Princess Selma Psychic Palmist Bobby Gillette Shirley Richards Musical Comedy Stars Gussie Mitchell Brook Adams, M. C. Russ Andolora Band. the pastor, Rev.

I. G. Snyder. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs.

Taul Miller. The bride was attired in a blue gown with white assessories and wore a corsage of yellow painted daisies. Mrs. Miller wore a yellow gown with white assessories and wore a corsage of salmon colored painted daisies. The bride is a graduate of the West Hazleton High School class of 1930 and was employed as an operator for the Luzerne Telephone Co.

Immediately after the ceremony the couple left on a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls. They will reside in Conyngham. Congdon-Parrjr. Harry Congdon, son of Mrs. Mary Brennan of Alter street and Miss Margaret Parry, daughter of Mrs.

M. J. Parry of Lincoln street, were married Thursday evening at seven o'clock in the rectory of St. Ga briel's church by Rev. Father Thomas Monahan.

The bride wore a blue crepe en semble with gray accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias and tea roses. Misg Evelyn Tarry, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and was attired in a pink crepe gown with short jacket and blue acces- jsories. She wore a corsage of sweet peas and tea roses. Edward Tanner, friend of the groom, was best man.

A wedding breakfast was held at Tamaqua for friends. The couple will reside at Alter and Fifth streets. The groom is employed at the Du-plan silk plant and the bride at the Shirtcraft Co. Band Going With Firemen. The Diamond Fire Co.

will be ac companied by the Weatherly band when it attends the firemen's convention at Bloomsburg next Thursday. SPRING CHICKEN SUPPER or DEVILED CRAB PLATTER Mrs. Louis Rossi's On The Berwick Highway Special Tonight At The LAUREL CAFE 61 So. Laurel Street Vi Spring Chicken With Mashed Potatoes, Rice And Vegetable 35c. CHICKEN WAFFLE SUPPER TONIGHT KATY'S Rossi's Hotel, Conyngham Road.

SCHLITZ BEER ON TAP Come One. Come All. Enjoy Yourself At CLAUSER'S CAFE 356 W. Walnut St Phone 9016. Sandwiches Of All Kinds.

DINE DANCE Potochney's Cafe Music by Don Fisher's Orch. HAZLETON'S OVfl SEASHORE WIT. LAUREL POOL Get Your Season Tickets Now! McADOO SUNDAY i i Howling success! 3 LOVE-STARVED MMum comes I TUF HIM THFV IOVE AND THETJl 11 fW BEeiMSjJK! S1 Mttinee 2:30 Evenin 6:30 to 11 Theatre Refrigerated" in 9 rmu Trinity Lutheran church and the Frauon Verein Society of that church. Her husband, Albert Splett, died nine years ago. She is survived by the following children: August and Ernest Splett, Mrs.

Frank Swinesburg and Mrs Harry Fuller, one brother William Dittmer, of Pittsburgh, twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild. The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. After brief services at the house, further services will be held in the West Hazleton Trinity Lutheran church at 2:30. Interment will be in the Vine Street cemetery. Bernard Rodgers.

Bernard Rodgers died at 1:15 o'clock this morning at his home, 407 Putnam street, West Hazleton. Surviving are his widow, formerly Anna O'Gorman; his mother, Mrs. ffltwina Rodcers. Hazleton: four children, Charles, Marie, Bernard and Daniel, and two brothers, Philip Rodgers, East M'auch Chunk, end Joseph Rodgers, of Lansford. The funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 8:50 from the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs.

D. J. O'Gorman of 583 McKinley street. A requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 in St. Gabriel's church.

Burial will be in St. Ga briel's cemetery. Edith Ciazza. Edith Ciazzi, aged 15 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Ciazzi, former residents of Oneida, now of New York City, died at 10 n'eloek Wednesday morning in St. Vincent's Hospital, New York City, following an illness of one day. The mother was formerly Roseta elan. In addition to the parents, a brother, John survives. The funeral will take place Monday at 9 a.

with services in St. Bernard's church, 14th street, New York City. Interment will be made in St. John's cemetery, Brooklyn. Foster Schellhammer.

Foster Schellhammer, aged 48, died this morning at 1 o'clock at his home, 101 East Green street, West Hazleton after an illness of two months. He was a member of St. Paul's Reformed church, West Hazleton. Surviving him is his wife, formerly Catherine Meitrott, one daughter Mrs. Albert Blakeslee of West Hazleton, one granddaughter and the following brothers and sis-ters: Charles Schellhammer of New York City, Clarence and Harry Schellhammer of Hazleton, Mrs.

Granville Moyer of Philadelphia, Mrs. Bauer Wardell of Schenectady, N. and Helen Schellhammer of Hazleton. The funeral will take place privately Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the George Krapf Funeral Home, North Broad street, West Hazleton. Interment will be the Vine Street cemetery.

Raymond L. Snyder. Raymond L. Snyder, son of Charles Snyder of 119 West Walnut Toronto, Canada, from a cerebral hemorrhage. Mr.

Snyder was auditor for the National Biscuit Company for the past eighteen years. Surviving him are his father, and one sister, Miss Lucile Snyder, city school teacher. His mother preceded him in death some time ago. Mrs. Mary Dougherty.

Mrs. Mary Dougherty of 28 South Sheridan street McAdoo, relict of the late Dennia Dougherty died at 6:30 this morning following six weeks' illness. She lived at McAdoo the past ten years and was a member of St Patrick's church, McAdoo; the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association and the League of the Sacred Heart. Surviving her are following children: Mrs. James Brennan, Frank Dougherty, Charles Dougherty, and Mrs.

John O'Don-nell all of McAdoo; Mrs. Daniel Helfcrty of West Hazleton and Anthony Dougherty of Freeland coach the Mining and Mechanical school. Fifteen grandchildren and one great grand child also survive The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning with a solemn high mass of requiem at 0:30 in St. Patrick's church, Adoo. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery.

Next Week's Weather. Weather outlook for week be- ginning Monday: North and Middle Atlantic States: Generally fair first part of week, occasional showers latter half. Warmer towards middle of week followed by cooler. DANCE AT FOREST INN DANCE HALL TONIGHT Fox Trot Contest Admission 25c Music by Jeff and His 7-Piece Orchestra DANCE ANNOUNCEMENT Due to the Senior Prom Being Held on Friday Night at HAZLE PARK The Otto Hill Orch. Dance Will Take Place TONIGHT USUAL PRICES Free Watch Awardal.

Bus Accommodations. i I in of at 1 i at ,1 .1 'J. Ui I 1 7 i It ooooooooooooooooooooooo PARACHUTE JUMPS At 2 P. M. HAZLETON St.

AIRPORT 5 Johns SUNDAY, JUNE 14th Also an exhibition of how "not to fly" and sign towing, by Willis Reifenberg. DRAWING OF 6 HOUR FLYING COURSE. FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING PASSENGER FLIGHTS ooooooooooooooooooooooo.