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'T1HU‘RS.%AY MAY 25, 1933 5‘c A 'COPY—-—‘$1.5O A YEAR Memorial Day er-vices Sunday Compulsory Increase In High S.ci'h0,0l IF-aculty ‘Chance For Local Teachers Zora-Krasjnik Plans Complret-ed Lacakawzynnva wi‘1l~ pay its ‘annual offering of respect to those who. have fought or died that the Star Spangled Baxmer might still. \‘Wa o\ver— the Land of the Brave and the Home pf the Free,\ on Sun- day, May 28., with the cere- mony and pomp fitting to the o,ccas'ion. R-F'sERvAjr|ons _ FOR C-. D. A. mu-: HIGH SCHOOL BAND TO E.jNT=‘ERTA-IN CLASS OF ‘33 All arrangements have been completed for the celebration of the 30th anniversary of Zora Krasjnik Lodge, Croatian Fra- ternal Union in‘ the Croatian church hall Sunday. _ One of the -oldest fraternal organizations in ‘Lackawanna, its. members have had a large part in the development of the steel industry, real estate and business of the city. Forsaking their ‘home in the former Hungarian empire for the freedom of America, the founders of the lodge, most of whom were expert steel wor-ks ers, soon became a factor where ever they ._settled and, after coming to Laclgawanna to help establish the old Lacka. wanna Steel, soon brought their wives and families here and established homes for them. Achance for a settlement of an old con-trovlersy between 'Itax=pa.’yers of the city and the School Board, -the hiring of teachers, will soon be thrashed, out ‘by unbiased judges under conditions now confronting the ?Edu‘cation'ajl department of the City. ~Commencin_g with the next school the department will be called upon to furnish tuition for /about 100 Juniors in the High ‘School annex on Dona Street, which will necessitate the hiring of an additional ‘teaching staff. Fu'rt.‘h'e\r p.artic~u1ars as to positions open and as to exam- inations may be had at the of- -fice of =Berc-hmans Boland, Sup- erin'tend~ent of Schools. The High School band, un- der ‘the direction of Walter H. Koch, is presenting a concert to the parents and members of the (‘lass of '33 in the au(3li- \.m'ium, Friday evening, at 8:15. A =1a1-ge »n,unj1;be‘1‘=o<f reserva.-g tions has been made for Jtghej third .annua‘1 dinner dance to be given by the Catholic !Dau'gh—E ters of America, Court Msgrai Ba;-ker, No. 1043, Friday eve-1 rning May 26th at -the Adham-I: bra-on-the Lake, Those who; have reserved ta*bels are: The capacity of the present High School reached its limits, through the constantly in- creasing size of the class en- 'terin_-g High School, in 1931. ‘The Board, at that time, not feeling: the taxpayers could afford to build an addition to the present edifice, opened the Dona Street school as an annex to. accommodate the freshmen from that side of the ‘bridge. I.as§._V,\‘ea1',. it was found that not Freshmen, but also Sophomores, would have to be housed there. F-inal arrangement for the observance were completed at a -meeting in —t-he American Legion headquarters Monday night with ‘the following rep- resentatives present, C.. .1. Ehrmann, Sons of Veterans, John J. Shea and Carl G. Kniller; A.n1eric-an Legion; Gertrude Seamon and E‘1la.W.a_r.!,'en.. Girl sgoutes-.; Ar- thur Kiefer and Carl Lind- holm; Boy scouts; Mrs. Nellie Mahoney and Mrs. Catherine Auxilliary; -Charlotte Bromley and Marie Bayorek; Girl scouts. The program will include riverture and matches by the ‘iand and selections by the Boy‘s Glee Club. Following the concert draw ing exhibits, under the direc- tion of Miss Ethel Tw-ist will be held in the Art room and room 8. Also, an exhibition of completed ,work in mechanical ‘iiraw-iiig, und'e1‘~ tl'“1e‘Su’pel’Viso'11 of Victor W. Smith, will be held in the mechanical draw- ing room. -~ The following so far have‘ mjade their «reserivations: Mr. and Mrs. Clemenjt Caul-M, field, Mr. and, Mrs. Eugene: Koraelius, Mr. .and Mrs. Leo: A. Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. -Josefph; Dona‘h~u~e, Mr. and Mrs. John: Freiert, Mr. and Mrs. John D.‘ Lynch», Mr. and Mrs; Williami H. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs., John McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs.‘ Matt Molloy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mesca_ll, Mr. and 1_VI~rs.i Grant T.,Fisher-, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. ‘Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Couhigv, Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Avery, Mr. and i‘ Mrs. D. O. Putney, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bartholomy. ‘The Misses Mary R. Joyce, Mary V, Bonner, Rhea Keat-Q ing, Kathryn B. Joyce, Lila. Osborne, Claire Keat-ing, Jus- tyn Duke, Irene Baldwin, Mar- garet McNulty, Eleanor R- Stawsky, Margaret Baldwin, Lillian Dempsey, Helen R_. Walsh, Kathryn Mccann, Neil Gaul, Helen Timlin, Mary Mc- Nulty. Mary M. Kovach, Mary Reap, Nora McLaughlin, Mar-. garet Reap, Helene -Eagen, Cathryn Gallagher, Ursula Mellody, and Marion Nallin. Gene Kaney, James Kaney, Delzon P. Fisher-, John P. Os- borne, James Lamond, James Oddy, Ralph Cowley, Cy Daley, Patrick ll/IcMahon, John Ha_y-- den, John Boland, William Cosgrove, John Ryan, Harold Conley, John Keating, Joseph P,‘ Keatim;-;, John O’Neil;-—J1zsk~~ Shea, Edward O'Hara, Everett Holdren, Leo Shea, Dan Man- ley, John Gorman, A1 Zahor sky, Edward. Edwards, Leo Reclden and John Baldwin. As the ‘State Law now re. quires a ‘competitive exa tion for these positions, a num- ber of our boys and girls, will be able to take advantage of -these openings. Candidates for these posi- tions must show evidence of a college degree, plus the 18 semester hours required in pro- fessional education, in order to qualify for these examina- tions. Now, that the class of 1-935 has reached such pro.port-ions, an enlarged teaching staff and additional apparatus must be provided by the Deepartment of Education, if Lackawanna is to keep -its present High School standing, according to the State School Law. Members of the band are Cornets, Carlton J. Ger- stung, Gilbert M. Carlson, Richard B. O'Mara, Joseph S. Ulinski, Alice Aldrich, Nelson J. Leroy, Mae M. Neeb, Wil liam Szabo. Clarinets. Francis R. Czer- niejewski, William Radecki, Frank Tapaszto, Bernard Ed- mund A. Pacillo, Dorothy Bod kin, Slexander Bilagy, Trom- bones, Frank H. Friend, Stan- ley A. Orczechowski, Laverene P. Neeb, John Drier; bass, David Smith, Joseph E. Krause. E flat alto Saxophones, John Monaghan, Raymond J. Mor an, Joseph Cantwell. Mary A. McKenna, Jane‘ Krzywiec. Baritone, James Hooper and Donald Rowe; drums, Ger- trude Seamon, Dora May Walker, \Villiam A. Radecki. Ruth Johnson and Helen Dono- wick. Thn 1...;-'.< Glee Club is com posed of 2 Luke Tarquin, John Kil- coyne. Carl Lnhr, Frank H. Tapazto, Loretta R. O’Mara. 1\’; mwacic 1‘. i ‘(\11artos'o'“H’tmer'b'm-\ ger, Paul Twist, Joseph Milant, ‘Leonard Anellutti, Leonard Kaczor, Thomas McCann, Peter Karlis, Helim Moses, Richard O’Bo_\'le, Walter ‘Blat- tenberger, Bronislaus Janicki. William Wasson. Strangers, in a strange land, they soon felt the need of co operate effort. Especially back in the old days when a man was or ‘killed nearly every day. John J. Joynt, Commander of Lackawanna Post No. 63, was appointed marshal of the parade, which will move promptly from Memorial -Hall, at 9:30 and march least on Ridge Road, to the City Hall, where a halt will be made to permit the Daughters of Veter~ ans to place a wreath on the Lincoln Memorial at the City Hall entrance, they will be es- corted by a squad of the American Legion, and a com- Jnittee representative of all organizations participating in the ceremonies. The parade will then continue to Holy Cross Cemetery Annex, where the ceremonies will be held in Section JJ and Section KK of the Cemetery. Berclimans J. Boland, Superintendant of the Lackawanna Schools making the principal address. General Order: Naturally, these Croatians chipped in whenever -one of their nationals was sick, hurt or killed to help his family. This being a constant drain on the few here at that time, they turned to an insurance order wherein their aspira- tions, their native language and fellowship was under~ stood and a branch of the Croatian Fraternal Union was soon formed. RELIC EX}-llBlTE_D T. A. CLINIC DATE CHANGED By special approval of the ————. Holy See, a piece of the veil On account of Decoration of the Blessed Virgin Mary, ‘Day, the clinic at Roosevelt direct from Rome, is being ex- School will be held on May hibited at the Basilica of Our 29, this week. Other clinics as Lady of Victory every evening, scheduled: Bethlehem Park at 7:30 o'clock, in connection School, May 29; Washington with the novena to Our Lady School. May 31; Franklin Help of Christians. The novena School, June 1. will close at 10:30 A. M. Sun- lA chest clinic will be held day with pontificial high Mass at 7 P. M. in the City Hall and procession and benediction of ‘the regular Baby Welfare the Blessed Sacrament. .clinic from 1 to 3 on June 1. That was thirty years ago and, on Sunday, the present lodge which has grown far be- vond the dreams of the organ- izers. Senior Class Day Ceremonies At High School, Friday At this gathering the follow- ing lodges will be represented as follows: Supreme Lodge, Pittsburg, Pa., by Supreme President John D. Butkovich; Supreme Director of the Jun- For’ orzrarr; ‘B’; Jtsnieh ,\ P1'e‘sid\e~nt~* Board of Trustees, Ivan Klar- ich; and the Secretary of the Board, N. Vinski. Holy Name of Jesus Lodge, Buffalo, by Charles J a k si e h; Yarajein Sloga, joakfielcl, P. Nosich; Holy Trinity Lodge, Niagara Falls. Marl~.o Lulich; English Speaking Lodge, “Lackawan na's,\ Mary Sikich; St. George Society, Nick Stipanovich; St. Stephen-Balkan, S. N. F., Peter Plavejanich. Other representative guests will be Mayor Walter J. Lohr and the Councilmen; Paul Hegedus, Sr., representing the Hungarian group; Constantine Shaliko, representing the Rus- sian Orthodox Society; Frank Pillion, representing the Board of Trade; Cleveland W. Cross by, representing the Chamber of Commerce and Peter Wil liams of the Butchers’ and_ Grocers’ Association. \ '-1‘.he, following general orders have '6éen”'*\issued‘“ -‘by~~-the Marshal; The annual Senior D'ay]‘Hig'h School wxll be held at ceremonies at the lrackaxvanxla 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. The parade will be review- ed by the Mayor and Common Council on the -City Hall steps. The parade will be led by a Police escort and the Lacke- wanna High School Band, Emmett W. Horn, Lacke- wanna Post No. 63 American Legion, will be the Bugler of the day. All organizations partici- pating in these ‘ceremonies will ‘meet at Holy Cross Cemetery, Sunday May 28th, at 9:30 A. M. to mark graves. Anyone having knowledge -of a veteran buried in an un- marked grave should notify any member of the committee and the same will be ta}:-en care of. The program ‘follows: 1. March of Seniors. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . .Orchestra 2. Overture ...........................Orchestra 3. Song—How Do You Do, Seniors. . . . . . . . .Students 4. Song—Just An Echo . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Student Body 5., SongofPraise ........,....:...........Seniors 6. Song-—Who Will Sit in Senior Seats? . . . . ..Assembly 7. Song—Alma Mater .. .....Assembly 8. Songs .........................Boy'sGleeClub (a) Aura Lee (b) Alma Mater (c) Stars in the Summer Night (d) Kentucky Babe, Duet—- John Kilcoyne, Luke Tarquin Song—Here’s To the School We Love Song—Hail Lackawanna Spring Song Mary M. Kovach is in charge of reservations, assisted by Lillian Dempsey, Catherine R. Malloy, Regina A. Fennie, Sara E. Bonner and Margaret A. McNulty, Call Abb. 0166-J for reservations. LOCAL GIRL VICTIM OF CANADIAN BIGAMIST Somewhere in Lackawanna is a bride of a few months, who has found that her romance is over and, that instead of be- ing a staid matron she was only the plaything of the hour of the man she loved and trusted. DEMOCRATIC WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB 9. 10. 11. Meeting at the home of Mrs. John M. Gallagher, 427 Colton Avenue, recently, the —-Demo- cratic women of the City or~' ganized a_ new organization to be known as the Women's ‘Democratic Club of Lackawan—- na, with Mrs. Gallagher pr-esi~ dent. Other officers are Teresa Malone, vice president; Mrs-. Catherine Monaghan, record- ing secretary; Mrs. Leticia McCarthy. financial secretary; and Mrs. Ray Sawyer, treas- urer. Mendelssohn Orchestra 12. Distribution of Class Flower 13. Reading of Class Prophecy 14. Presentation of Senior Gift to School. . . . . ._ .. . .,..,.,..................,.PresidentofClass 15. Acceptance of Gift . . . _. . . . . .Mr. Joyce, _Principal 16. Announcement of Valedictorian, Salutatorion, Class Essayist, Class Orator ~ 17. AuldLangSyne ......................Assembiy 18. Star Spangled Banner . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Students Parade of Faculty and Students 19. Planting of 1933 Tree 20. Song—America . Members of the class of ’33:2 » ' , Alguire. Kenneth Hetty, Steve Potfora, Joseph Autos, Henry Hoepfinger, Gertrude Rambino, Dominic Bajorek, Bnlbina Hopper. Myra Rebl, Frances Balbierz, Jerome I-Iotchkiss, Ruth Rosa, Louis Bahia, Edward Jablonslti, ’i‘haddeus Ryan. Helen Bierui, Sophie Jackson, Gerard Rybicki, Ted Brostko, Irene Ja\vor.=i<i_ Tlmdtleus Sarick. George Burganowslti, John Johnson, Vennund Schwurtzott, Ruth Castro. Porfirio Johnston. Ruth Seamon, Gertrude Chioda, lilmnk Kane, John Segina. Louis Christiano, Justino Kearney, Kathlyn Seiceres, Gizela Corcoran, Anna Kilcuync-. Mary Slim‘-key, M«'U‘gM‘9l Craig, Loretta Kosnnovich. ‘Nicholas Sieminskn. Adeline Cswayltus, John Kuczln_1, Emily Soboln. Stephen Czerniejewski, Virginia Kuzninrslti. Elizabeth Stnresenic, Anna Dnbkowslti, Wanda Lis, Anna Stojanovich. Mary ’D'Arni‘co, John Machina, l\Iargax-ot Strassor, Frank DePasquaie, Michael Mann, Fred Strobeck, Stephnnixx DiMillo. Idn i\iarlch, Mildred Surowiecka, Bernice Donowick, Helen Maruslm, Andrew smbo_ Nfch()]n3 ‘Dziec11ciarz,Steplmuia Mazich, Mary szczvgiel, F‘;-aux Ernie. Albert Mcllose. Helen Szelewslta. Jennie Faciaie, Louis l\I‘cGuire. Mar)’ Tadlcii. Stephen I«‘lm~le, Agnes miller, Norbert Tarima, Sophie Filipiuk, Joseph Moran. Raymond Turner. Edim Mae Fredrlltsen Vslalter Morgan, Theresa U,-mm’ “rnhel. Friend, Emnltlin Neeb, Mae wmmng Wmmm Friese. Elvira Nichols, Henry Waggon ‘Jam, Galanti. Itnlph Osmrck, John wcmo '“.a“er Gerstuug, Carlton O'Mara, Julia Weave; Robem‘ Gonsiorek,Mnrian Paclllo, Edmund wine IHPI Guilo, Louise Padden. Catherine W‘ [*3 ‘viii? Hui, Walter Palmerton,‘ -Harold ‘ FEW ‘\11 Hztzen, Hnrold Pielocha, John -,’«e1Ml13:L°“15° Heffler. Edward Pillich, Mary Zoyhofakl. Bertha Hein, Gladys Plrwljanich, Helen Zslros, Michael Officers of the class are: The class c‘0lors are gold G I;Xi<;l&ola3iacSkZS1g13fv P‘_’e3ig°‘Tt,3 and blue; the flower, Talisman eeal v1ce- resi _ , _ _ dent; Louise Zeiazna, secre Lose’ ‘md the Motto“ “Dmatm tau,’ and Jerome Balbierz’ et vosmet rebus servate secun treasurer. dis.” This, however, is to be pro- ved and that the statement of a “man with conscience,\ Ed- mund Fa-1‘quala»1'., 161 Ken- tucky Street, Buffalo, is not a dream. Order of march for parade, Police Escort, Girl Scouts, Troops, 4, 1 and 3, Boy Scout Troops, Ladies Auxilliary. American Legion, Daughters of Veterans, Ladies of the G. A. 1%,, Sons of Veterans of the Civil War, Lackawanna Post, No. 63 American Legion. Colors and standards will be carried in their respective units, One bugler will be de- tailed to the marshal in addi~ tion to his aide. The post of the marshal will be at Memorial Hall, Lackawanna, N. Y. on the day of the parade until 9:15 A. M. According to Buffalo police, Farquahar, walked into the detective bureau Monday night and told acting Chief Detec- tivos John J. Whalen that he was a bigamist and wanted to be locked up. _ _ Farquahar, who claimed he was a Canadian, legally in thi cotiiitry. told Chief Whalen that ho had a wife living in 'I‘m'onto, Ont, to whom he had been married for seven years. Assisting chairman Mat- thew Oreskovich is the follow- ing committee: Anton Hunjet, Steve Slanac, John Cackovich, Stephen Kustreba. J12, Anton Huzjak. Anna Staresinich, Milka Herceg, Mary Pillich and Daisy Hormt. Members of the board of directors are Mrs. Earl More- land, Mrs. Marian Forse, Mrs. Steve Daley, Mrs. Mary Hart- nett and Mrs. Josephine Tau- gher. Mrs. Mary Flaher-t—y and Mrs. Sam Evans have been named as a publicity com- mittee. Plans were also made for a card party, which will inaugu-- rate the pre'-election activities, on Friday evening at McNally’s hall, 1025 Ridge Road. The committee in charge consists of Mrs, Gallagher, chairman; Mrs. William Daley, Mrs, Sam Evans and Mrs. Thomas Warren, BIRTHS “Sometime ago,”‘he said , “I met a girl from Lackawamm and fell in love with her. But, as she was she was an honest. iirl. would not 1'e.c.eive my attentions without humor and I married her on 27th of last Fehn1m'y.” To Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Zo_\'hofsk‘i, 431 Ingham, gt dz1ugM.v1'. Committe in Charge of Marking Graves To Mr. & Urs. Steven Ster- nad, -14 Fifth. a daughter. To Mr. & Mrs. Boleslaus Si- lmrski, 405 Center, a daugh- fer. The committee in charge of marking of graves in the Old and New ‘Cemetery at Holy Cross is as follows: C. J. Ehrmann, Mrs. Sarah J. Eh)» mann, Mrs. Catherine rC.:1ll'lsen, Mrs. Libbie Avery, M-rs‘. Edith Darbrak, Mrs. Miriam Kniller, 1\'Irs~., Nellie Mahoney, 1VIrs. Catherine Monaghan, John J. Joynt, John J. Shea, Carl G. Kniller, Emmett W. Horn, Wanda Donowick, Miss Wm!- ren, Miss Charlotte Bromley, James Lzmtes, Marie Bajorek, “I love this woman. who be- lieved she was my wife. She is ill and needs me. But her faith in me, has made me con- zscience stricken and I cannot go t.h1.'ough with it. I want thi: thing st1'z1ig'htenod out.” Tu M1‘. & Mrs. K211-n1 Duma, [-1 Clark, a. son. To M1‘. & Mrs. William K0 walik, 516 Center. a son. {L 11 DEATHS August Cervi, 175 Freund, Buffalo. HOLY GHOST YOUNG FOLK PRESENT PLAY Joseph Ko=.echi, 419 Lehigh. ;\Ia1'gzu‘et Riggs, 1795 South Park. ROSARY AVENUE NOW OPEN TO TRAFFIC Younger members of the Ukrianiun Societies of the Church of the Holy Ghost, Wilkesbarre Avenue, will pre s1'ent a play in the chunch pz;rl01‘s,_S_tmday evening‘, at 8. o'clock. Rev. Zuck, the pas- tor, is in charge. Rosary Avenue, the short cut for funerals coming via McKinley ‘Parkway, and the autoing ‘public, which has been closed for surfacing and grading, is now open for traf- fic it was ainnoonced by Com- missioner of Public Works, Michael Joyce, Wednesday, TWALTER CHLOSTA NEXT PICKWICK SPEAKER SIGMA -KAPPA PHI SORORITY MEETING Miss Amelia Moses will be- the hostess of the Sigma Kap- pa Phi Sorority at her home on Wilkesbarre Avenue, on Tues- day evening, June 6. A full attendance is requested. Walter Chelosta will speak on the Elementary Principles of Banking at the next meet- ing of the Pickwick Club on Tuesday evening June 6. Henry Rosinski will be the host of the club. Send your news items to this paper before Wednesday noon.- to assure publication LACKAWANNA PUBLIC LIBRARY
