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aiW.l.-i-Wsi '1 I i' FIRST Carbon Comiity -22 THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Thursday, June 6, 1948 X. Panther Monroe County Valley Coaldale High Graduating Class Numbers 63 Tamaqua Pet Parade and Derby Winners II III II! I II II II nil I'1 -T-------T u.wVMc-tMC To Elect Mine Committeemen. Election of committeeman to the mine committee from seven nominees of Strippings Local 4004, UMWA. will be conducted afternoon of June 16 in Lansford POSA rooms. Nominees are Eugene O'Donnell, John Rusnak and George Miller, all of Lansford: Louis Novitsky and Frank Fucci.

Tamaqua: Clem McLaughlin. Summit Hill, and Michael Derzak, Coaldale. State Pays School Bills The auditor general yesterday approved payment of $183 to Lansford borough school district for medical examinations of 122 pupils. LOANS Nesquer Seniors Staging Outdoor Commencement A three-act play presented last night in Nesquehoning High school auditorium by the graduating class of Mauch Chunk township school district, and directed by Mrs. Martha Reichard, class advisor, opened with processional march by -the school orchestra as seniors 42 girls in eve-ring gowns and 51 boys marched into the auditorium.

Between acts, a trumpet solo was offered by Nicholas Kotsko, accompanied by Patricia Kovich; and a vocal duet by Bennett Davis and Eugene Kochaba, accompanied by Miss Kovich. Stage settings were in charge of John Williams and George Roscoe and cast make-up by Elizabeth E. Evans. Paul L. Wagner of Tamaqua, state senator, will give the commencement address 3:30 p.

m. EST today on Nesquehoning playground. Program will open with overture by school band followed by the senior class processional. The girls will be robed in white, the boys in gray. Invocation will be given by Rev.

Warren S. Harding. Class speakers are Theodore Sojack and Helen Se-dun. Robert W. Steventon, high school principal, will present awards.

Wash Snoich, supervising principal of the district, will present diplomas. Benediction will be given by Rev. A. J. Angelinl.

Groups to Plan 4-H Week at Penn State Former Tamaquan Dies in Hotel Fire Rev. August F. Schmitthenner, 49, Chambersburg, former resident of Tamaqua, was victim of the LaSalle hotel fire in Chicago. Son of the late Rev. E.

Schmitthenner, former pastor of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, Tamaqua, he was attending a conference of church missionary agencies, on furlough from duties as a United Lutheran missionary to India. Mrs. John Schmitthenner, New Ringgold, is a sister-in-law. School Repairs Of Near $10,000 Ordered Contract for repair of Summit Hill public cshool buildings last night was awarded to Billig lowest bidders, by the school board, for $8,630.30.

Contract for plumbing awarded Al Mjtika, lowest bidder, at $1,128.40. Board approved installation of Mrs. Mary Liebensberger, Lansford, as teacher in Panther Valley GI night school. Dr. James Forrest was elected medical inspector and Dr.

John H. Ross, dental inspector. Scouting Award First of Kind In County Lee F. Moyer Boy Scout Troop die. Anna Paulus, Catherine Peych, Violet Philapovich, Andrew Polansky, Helen Polansky.

Michael Protenick, Rena Roberti, Mary Ruslavage, Olga Sachon, Donald Scheutrum, Paul Shears, Lois Sneddon, Thomas Starry, Evan Stevens, John Student, Helen Teno, William Terry, Metro Tolby, Russell Verhousky, Dorothy Waice, Peter Washousky, Sarah Watkins, Leonard Yelito, Anna Mae Young, Joseph Zahora and Edward Zomanik. Fignar, Michael Gmda, Elzie Guzin-sky, Eleanor Halkyard, Catherine Harahuess, Martha Hedash, Emma Lou Herring. William Herring, Helen Jepko, Donald Jones, Faye Jones, Joseph Julo, Robert Maliniak, Joseph Kastrava, Alex Mononchuk, Betty Lot-wick, Rose Marie Macenka, Alice Ma-holick, Pauline Maholick, Kenneth McLaughlin, Regina Miller, Walter Miller, Michael Navratil, SteffiejNav-ratil, Joseph Novitsky, Catherine Pan- Sixty-three will be graduated from Coaldale High school at commencement exercises 8:15 p.m. today. Baccalaureate services were held June 2 and Class day program June 4.

Members of the graduating group are: Andrew BitsKO, Bernadine Bolechek, Michael Bubernak, Blodwyn Charles, Mary Chromiak, Isabelle Cipko, James Davis, Theresa Derzock, James Diaz, Frank Domin, Harry Feinstein, John Buddy Eiwnberger, top, youthful contestant in Tamaqua's pet parade, walked off with first honors by entering his horse in the contest. The affair was sponsored by Penn St. PTA. Winner of the coaster derby, Ken Shilko, below, is surrounded by admirers. choir will assist.

Mrs. Homer Borger1 Coaldale Grade School Commencement Is Held Coaldale Grade schol commencement exercises yesterday in Phillips st hnilriiriff harf Harvev as For Any Purpose LOWEST DISCOUNT RATE CHARGED Automobile and Household Appliance Financing Since 1926 Same management, same office as the Lewis. Insurance Agency; and of course, the same courteous service LEWIS CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. 25 E. Ridge St.

Lansford Phones 515 and 715 WALTER D. HOBSON. Tres. ue Leaders Leag valedictorian and Diana Cassman as Holy Trinity Palmerton, to Stage Children's Day Holy Trinity Lutheran church, Palmerton, has scheduled Children's Day service 9:30 a. m.

Sunday. Beginners department will present a pantomime directed by Mrs. Willard Kemmerer and Mrs. Allen Walck. Junior and primary departments, under direction of Mrs.

Arthur Klein-top and Betty Horn, will present an interpretation of the Lord's Prayer with living pictures. Young people's and Mrs. Clarence Solt constitute the committee on properties and Mrs. Herbert Weidaw and Mrs. Arthur Kleintop, committee on costumes.

Enlist in Army Joseph L. Anderson. 121 N. 13th Allentown, has joined the army four months after doffing his naval uniform. Native of Knoxville, Anderson served in the Navy two and cne-half years.

Paul E. Tatar. Barnesville, native of France, is another veteran who has rejoined the transportation corps and returned- to France as a demolition expert. Coaldale Whip salutatonan. On the program were Lorraine Gla-dus, Marie Snedden, Lois Harvey, John Pavlik, Annabel Shubeck, Joseph Briscoe, Marion Stevens, Carol Welsh and Nancy Crewalk.

Certificates were presented by Randolph B. Harvey, supervising principal. J. C. Lithgow, grade school principal, presented awards.

14to0 Behind three-hit pitching by Nan-steel. Lehighton's Panther Valley Two Carbon county 4-H clubs meet JLJ. ings were scheduled yesterday by Nicholas M. Rahn, county farm agent. league team yesterday blasted a 14-0 victory over Coaldale's nine and remains undefeated league leaders.

87, Weissport, will get a "Pro Deo et Patria" award by Lutheran committee on scouting at St. Paul's Lutheran church, Weissport, 7:30 p. m. DST on Steve Martinec, Coaldale catcher, "ILEIIIGIITON Laurytown group will meet 8 jn. DST Monday to elect officers in Laurytown school building.

Towamensing COHEN'S tripled, as did Nansteel. Coaldale I Lehighton AbRHO Al Ab RHOA ciub meets 8 p. m. DST Thursday in Trachsville church. Pol'sky CI 2 0 0 0 0 2b.

6 0 2 1 3 Mock 3 0 14 l.Masle 3b. 2 10 3 3 M'siak 3b 4 0 0 1 1'tVh'man rf 5 2 1 0 0 At each meeting plans for the 4-H club week at Penn State college in M'tinec c3 0 1 9 1 B.Jones ss 5 3 3 4 2 S. Hill Seniors Have Operetta S'adore lb 3 0 0 2 2'B'ghaus lb 5 2 1 9 0 Semko U. 3 0 1 4 0 R.Jones If 2 3 2 0 0 Welsh rf. 3 0 0 0 0 Kowitz cf 110 10 August will be discussed.

For Sale Seven foot McCormick gearing binder. Right hand cut. In running order. Apply H. A.

Troxell, Andreas R. 1, or telephone Mantzville 30-R-24. Adv. J5-6-7. G'Kher 2b 2 0 0 3 Yenser c.

5 0 2 9 1 Bowder 10 0 10 N'nsteel 5 110 2 Reanic lb 0 0 0 0 3olt 1 1 0 00 Popjck p. 0 0 0 0 OParliman. 2 0 0 0 0 An operetta based on themes of Kiepic p. OOOOO! THAT IDEAL Totals 39 14 12 27 11 TotaJs. 24 0 3 24 6i Coaldale 000 000 000 0 Lehighton 400 162 01014 mm ft mt I Knittle-Klotz Nuptials June 19 Wedding of Mae Knittle, daughter Frank Liszt is scheduled 8 p.m.

today in Summit Hill High school auditorium. Music will be under direction of Mary B. Boyle; dialogue, Mrs. Stanley Kotsen and Mrs. Margaret Henry; dances, Wilbur W.

Derby; pianist, Muriel Remaley; scenery, Leonard Breslin. Cast includes: Donald Zellner, Constance Miller, Dolores Cipko, Frank Wehr, John Momrock, Olga Otepka, James Derby, James Sassaman and members of the senior class. Commencement dance of the graduating class is scheduled tomorrow night in Ginder gymnasium. Baccalaureate service will be at 8 m. PLANTS and FLOWERS FOR SALE Cabbage, Tomato and Pepper Now Ready Special Potted Tomato Plants Cut Flower, and Potted Flowering Plant Fliehoff Greenhouses 328-330 S.

1st St. Lehighton Phone L'ehighton 58 Sunday. Moyer Is the first scout in Carbon county to be so honored. Rev. J.

A. McConomy, pastor, will make the presentation, assisted by Scoutmaster Wilton O. Taney. In attendance will be the troop, troop committee headed by Paul Gross, representatives of Lutheran committee on scouting, and a representative from the Allentown regional field office. Assisting in the service will be the choir of St.

Paul's church, under direction of Jean C. Whitaker. Robert Benner will sing. Moyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lee F. Moyer White Weissport. He is a graduate of Lehighton High in 1945 and a post graduate in 1946. He is a Life scout. St.

Jerome High Graduates Staging Class Exercises Senior class of St. Jerome's High school, Tamaqua has scheduled class day exercises in the school auditorium 8:15 m. DST today. The welcoming address will be delivered by Joseph Young. Class roll call will be made by Thomas Whetstone and Dorothy Far-ber; class history by Grace Marcin and George Fisher.

Class creed by Anna McRea: class prophecy by Francis McGrath and Mildred Sweeney; class will by Thomas Hanlon and James Battle. L. Van Buren, M. J. Delay, B.

Beyer and D. Kelly will distribute class gifts. Senior class president, Patrick Ferryman, will present the mantle to Michael Lenick, junior class president. Rev. J.

Stags of St. Charles seminasy will be principal speaker at commencement exercises 7:15 p. m. DST tomor I of Mr. and Mrs.

William Knittle, Sum mit Hill, and Horace Klotz, son of Albert Klotz, Weissport, will be per formed 6 p.m. EST June 19, in St. Paul's Evangelical Reformed chunh, Summit Hill, Rev. Edgar Kohler, pas tor, officiating. Dorothy Knittle, sister of the bride, Sunday in the high school audito rium.

Junior high school commence will be maid of honor, with Lottie Klotz, sister of the bridegroom, and ment is scheduled 8 p. m. Wednesday in Ginder gymnasium and senior high school commencement the next day in GIVE DAD THE KIND OF GIFT HE'D LIKE TO GIVE HIMSELF Ginder stadium, weather permitting. Eleanor Bobst, bridesmaids. Kenneth Klotz, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man, with Elwood and James Knittle, brothers of the bride, ushers.

Carol Knittle, niece of the bride, will be flower girl. Greater I Kit Theatre Virginia Piaia Showered Virgina Piaia, daughter of Mr. and XX-. V- Ml rv 1 Homemakers' Club Presents Mrs. Renoth Piaia, 12 W.

Fell Summit Hill, who will become the bride of Vincent H. Sweeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, 96 Quilt to Home Ec. Agent Seventy-two members and friends Miner Coaldale, June 22 in St.

Joseph's church, Summit Hill, was honored with a shower Tuesday by friends and relatives. of Homemakers club, Aquashicola, attended a banquet at Sheetz hotel, near Slatington. row. LEHIGHTON NOW SHOWING PAULETTE GODDARD RAY MILLAMD PATRICK KNOWLES IN ft 3 Cut in Passenger Train Service A hand-made apphqued quilt was presented to Mrs. Rachel Hoffmeier, home economics representative of Carbon county.

Sterling Serfass furnished music for folk dancing. To Be Protested to Reading Co. Mrs. Julius Heydt is club president and Mrs. Harold Green, secretary.

A protest by Panther Valley citizens! I will be made today to the Reading Co.) for non-reinstatement of passenger Deaths train service to Tamaqua, according to an announcement last night from Morrell Devlin, Tamaqua postmaster. draw up a public protest. Panther Valley Industrial commission also will consider the situation at a meeting scheduled 7:30 p. m. EST today in Lansford borough hall.

Trains removed from Shamokin division by the ODT order during the war are Np. 10, leaving Tamaqua 2:15 a. m. for Philadelphia; No. 120, leaving Tamaqua 2:10 a.

m. for Jersey City; No. 121, arriving at Tamaqua il During the war the Reading Co. on ODT orders took off several passenger I In Coaldale hospital, Tuesday. June 4, 1946.

Stanley Yawor-sky. former Nesquehoninst resident. Funeral services from Gallagher funeral home. 8:45 a. m.

EST tomorrow with further services In St. John's Russian Orthodox church. Nesquehoning at 9 a. m. Interment in parish cemetery.

Joseph Gallagher, funeral director. HOUGH In Palmerton hospital. Sun trams from Shamokm division. None of the trains has been put back into service, Devlin said. Two passenger trains to Tamaqua were erased during the recent soft coal strike.

According to' an announcement yes III! Pert and Saucy! You'll Like This! EVENINGS 1 9 MATINEE SATURDAY 3:15 a. from Jersey City; No. 11, arriving at Tamaqua 3:15 a. m. from Philadelphia, and No.

5, arriving at Tamaqua from Philadelphia 1:40 p. m. day. June 2. 1946.

Harry S. Hough, 517 Mahorung Lehighton. Funeral services terday from Reading Co. officials, I if Av MM I Horn his late Home p. m.

dsi Tnurs-day. Rev. Carl Leinbach of Zion Reformed SUMMER SLACKS -ESPECIALLY FOR FATHER MEN'S Trains removed during the coal strike were No. 92, leaving Tamaqua for Philadelphia 8 a. No.

9, arriving at" Tamaqua 10:30 p. m. from Philadelphia, and No. 105, arriving at Tamaqua Saturdays, days before holidays and holidays only at 1:45 p. m.

Train No. 9 now runs Sundays only. For Sale Male cocker spaniel. Buff, 16 months old, pedigreed, housebroken, trained to take off cap and sit up. Reasonable price.

Martin Grow, 2nd Bowmanstown. Adv. J5-6-7. 95 church. Lehighton, officiating.

Interment in Lehifhton cemetery. Viewing 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday. Masonic services from his home Wednesday night.

Swartz-Her-many. MA GEE In Summit Hill. Tuesday, June 4. 1946, Joseph B. Magee, 13 E.

White Summit. Hill. Funeral services from his lajte home 2 p. m. EST Friday with Rev.

H. Richard Siciliano, pastor of First Presbyterian church, Summit Hill, off Viewing Thursday evening. Interment In GAR cemetery, Summit Hill. J. H.

Gaf-rett and Son. PIPERA (PETRO) In Summit Hill, Monday, June 3, 1946. George Pipera. 307 Spruce and Fell Summit Hill. Funeral from his late home.

307 Spruce and Fell 8:30 a. m. EST Thursday, June 6, 1946. with requiem mass at 9 a. m.

In St. Stanislaus church. Summit Hill. Interment in SS. Peter and Paul's cemetery, Summit Hill.

Thomas Skrabak, funeral DRESS SS Pottsville to Philadelphia trains removed during the strike are being reinstated immediately, but no announcement concerning Tamaqua trains was made. Devlin stated that before curtailment of train Tamaqua and towns on its Star Mail route, including Lansford, Coaldale, Summit Hill and Nesquehoning, had the best possible mail service. Now, however, Panther Valley towns have the worst possible mail service, Devlin asserted. There is a possibility, said Devlin, that if present trend continues unchecked, Tamaqua will become a "bus" town. Such a situation would affect mail, express and passenger service throughout Panther Valley.

Tamaqua Merchants Assn. will meet 10 a. m. DST today in borough hall to Wed in Church 3 ARROW TRUVAU NELSON PAIGE SHIRTCRAFT SIZES 27 42 Blue, Tan, Brown, Spun Rayon styled in pleated front. OTHERS 2.69-4.70 Personal GASH LOANS UP TO $300 For Any Purpose! Vacation Expenses Graduation Gifts Auto Repairs Buy Clothing Buy New Furniture Pay Old Bills P.

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ROBERT E. BARBER Are shown leaving Emanuel Reformed church, Lansford, following their double ring wedding ceremony performed Tuesday by Rev. R. A. Ash, pastor.

Bride is the former Betty Jane Seip, Lansford, and her husband Is son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Barber Summit Hill. Calfskia Morocc.

FINANCE YOUR NEXT AUTOMOBILE with PANTHER VALLEY FINANCE CORP. 33 W. Ridge Lansford jic Courteous Convenient Service Ask your dealer about our "Economy Plan" JOHN S. LESIO, Mgr. Phone 659 2 For Sale 2 tenor saxophones, 1 alto saxophone, 3 violins, 1 drum set, 1 tenor banjo; 1 street drum.

Tom Boyle, 20 E. Ludlow Summit Hill. Phone 285-M Lansford. Adv. J5-6.

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