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~ 1.1, -G‘;-3-\. 2:‘. U, 23 ~,4é';::~:g,??7§E'F:1:i\'3‘«.?\2 v~YE33;;‘7._;x$: .9. ’._,n 3: ‘up .: .- «' «r‘---E-~---.»,_ ,, 1Ar»*t<4wAMrxm 5-Wis‘? ’~!\*\¥*’-\)\$‘V’ 03%T7\«;\7” _ vi‘ V “ / ,.:2 7, 5‘. :~»’*3\<:' T H E L C K A W AN N A H E RAL <.«s...,, n .« ‘- I .\_ J «.,. \-5:. ;r':yA §; mg‘ V<0LU'ME TWO—‘—N‘»UM-B,E‘R 49 LAC-KAWANN—A, N. Y.,“TI-IURSBAY, AUGUST 31, 1933 5c A COPY.—-—L$1;50 A YEAR “Gazrden Exhibit Sponsored By C. -0f’C. Septemr 7-8 BREAK INTO ASILICA 3,000 ‘C.tll=LLl{-EN .I’.N_ym FIELD DAY Superintendent of Schools; Offers Resignation to Board 1'» ( *‘‘.d‘§%‘} . .‘».<‘?$§< i g V3 Patri_ck_ Butler, watchman at Lady of Victory» Basi’lica, through capture of Edward Ranic-h, 20, 2 Daytona ’Stpee.t.. Buffalo,‘ saved the edifice from vandglism, if not robbery, -early Monday morning. > F u:l‘l;v 5,000‘ kiddies took part ‘in the parade and field day sponsored by the playground. supervisors at the Stadium last} Saturday, and the affair was a big feather in the cap of “Jim-; my” Guglietti chairman and originator of the affair. .\ -Headed by Harold Fredrick-‘ gen, marshal, «and chairman‘ Gyglietti and boy scouts fully 2,600 children ‘took part in the paiade. ‘September 7-8 has been set as the date of :the \‘Garden* 'Ex~hibit” «sponsored by the. Chamber_ of Commerce as her-.; aided in this paper some weeks- aso, , LAWN PETE I-\QR_ :1N1=AN:r~ Home SI-‘.‘P'l'.~ElVlBl-'.R =6; MOOSE MASS M.=.=£'rmg AT BATAVIAV suunmr As was expected, the meet- ing of the School Board brought out'a number of objections to -the action taken at the last session of the Trustees. Co-operating with Msgr. N el-g son Baker in the vlawnfeteg for the benefit of ‘Our Laqyuoj; Victory Infant, Home, VY-vednes'-‘~ day afternoon and evgningh September *6, committees‘Tcom._ ‘posed of members of, »'Court_ Msg’1\..— Baker-, 1043, =Catholici Daughters of America; Lacks.- wanna ¥Counci‘l 2243,, .Knights of »Coliu'nbus; and the church ~soc‘ieties of Our Lady of Vic‘-~ 'tory _pa.i'ish, announce that‘ \plans have been comtileted, for .the_~fete. Dinner will ‘be served Á noon until 2 P. M. and from 5» until .8 P. M. under the chair-, manship of Mrs, William Osborne. Deputy ‘Supreme Dictator Patrick H. Galvin has called a meeting of_ all ‘members of the: IP-ilgrim, Fellowship and Le-‘ gionnaire Degrees of the Loyal Order of Moose in Central, Southern and Western New York, at Moose Temple in ‘Babaira next Sunday afternoon (Sept. 3) at three o'clock. All of and past officers of lodges are invited to attend. Quite a delegation of Lacka.- wanna Moose are expected to attend the meeting and ar- rangements are now being made by Secretary George A. .-Buck to have them leave here in .a body. \llhose who intend making the trip are asked to get in touch with Secretary Buck. This is the first time in more than a year that members of the second, third and fourth de- grees have been called together and. it is understood, matters of vital importance to all mem- bers of the fraternity will come before the meeting. The exhibition. which is uni-; que in the program being out-~: ‘lined, is bne of the vf,-irs't‘of -its; kind to be held in Western New: York, if not in the entire‘‘_ country. While - garden‘ (and food shows have been held all overi the continent, this is the iirst one of record_ wherein only: families depend upon: téelief are -e‘ligi’b1e 51:0 ethibit. The object of the Exhibit which will be held _in.,the‘Cham—‘ ber headquarters in the 40’Ma1_'a‘ building is ,to_ create pride. among the Gardeners and -to; get the maximum results from each plot. Businessmen of the city are’ enthusiastic r'.bont the plan and? are co-operating with the- Chamber of Commerce ‘by do-, muting prizes for the best vege- table grown. To date, the fol-“ lowing firms have contributed :' Tomaka Builders ‘Supply Jeffery-Fell Co. Indore Cohrin S. D, Woodruff &.Son Endicott-Johnson, Shoe Co. West Seneca Lumber‘-Go. ; Heating a noise ,. in the phurch, Butler made an *i_nvesti~ cation and vdiscovered Ranicho and a companion hiqing in one of the pews, Drawing his -revolvier’ he cov- ered the moon and started to’ take them to police headquarta ers. As they reached the door; Ranich’s companion \Atumed on’. ‘ watchman any trieg 1:10. 1 ‘ e revoh ver, sa,y1ng.e“ f _jra , -' ‘er be '_8h0.t than 'caught,‘5.But_€er steadied his gain, and kicked the maI_1=in the stomach. The resignation of Superin- tendent Boland, which was tendered the Board, was a coin- -plete surprise and was tabled .for the time being. Despite the admitted fact that Lackawanna boys and girls are looking for positions as school teachers Mrs. C. B. White and Mrs, Hovey Dodge appeal for the out-of~town teachers dismissed by the School Board at the meeting last night. Maintaining that the School Board would have to go out of town to replace them and that the dismissed teachers were in danger of loosing their life teacher's certificates, as they had from two or three years -to serve before they would be qualified, their retention was asked. It being further argued that the Board would not be bound to give them life posi- tions in Lackawanna schools if they were retained. After listening to the plea, the Board “passed the buck\ to superintendent Boland to use his discretion. Eeatures in the line of march were the floats from Gilbride ;IIl'1d Bethlehem Park play- grounds. Also the squad of little girls from the same play- ground dresses in rainbow cos- tumes and the green and poke bonnet girls from Avery play» ground. Winners of events at the Stadium follow: 3 -as < :_ ‘I :2‘? E Thinking that the man, who} was froaning wasvout for a while, the watchman took Ran- ijch to the City Hall and booked him. When he returned with a patrolman Ranich’s companion had fled and, although the building and grounds were thoroughly search, no trace of the would be robber could be found. Ranich, while admitting his part in the affair», refused to give the nnme of his compan- ion to the police,‘ Enttlnco wag gained by jim- lmying a basement window. The following ‘committees have been appointed \by Mrs.’ John H. Crosta, general chair- man -of women’c activities: 25-yd. Dash Boys 6-9 final; 1st. W. Liebelshon, Gilbride; 2nd. W. Antecki, Roland; 3rd. H. Moody, Gilbride. 25-yd. Dash Girls 6-9 final; 1st. M.bGraham, Gilbride; 2nd. R. Terfan, Victory; 3rd. M. Bowers, B. Park, '50-yd. Dash Boys 9-12 final; 1st. H. Moody, Gilbride; 2nd. B. Kamanaki, Wasson; 3rd. G.‘ Lu-quin, Avery. 50-yd. Dash Girls 9-12 final; let. G. 0’Kara. Roland; 2nd. M. Dilinia. _ Gilbride: 3rd. A. Bun), Gilbride. 75-yd. Dash Boys 12-16 final; lat. A. Mitchell, Gilbride; 2nd. Zairqso 3. Park; 3rd. McDon« nld, Victory. '75-ayi:l. Duh Girls 12-16 fi- nal;1a‘t. M. Agplenup, Avery; 2nd.& ‘szeweck. Avery, srd. M. Datum Gilbride. Running High Jump 1,2-.16 lat. S. Wuuet, Gilbride; 2nd. Livaey, B. Park; 3:11. Bland, ‘Roland. Running Broad Jump 12-16 lat. Klaich. ywnsson: 2nd. 1-_S!,Il,i,th.«A.v.egy; 3rd. S. Wauett. 'G‘Ilb.I'id’e. ~ Fancy Booth: Mrs. John J: Sullivan, Chairman, assisted by Miss Mildred“ Osborne, Mrs. Ruth Reiman, Mrs. Patrick\ Ruddy, Mrs. William .SuJliva_n, \Mrs August F. Twist and Mrs. ‘Robert Carroll. ' T _ Bingo:;._Mrs. Margargt Mc- ‘Ginnis, Chairman, assisted by ll-ts. James Keatinx and Mrs. 'Pn_trick~ Tithe. Babaira Lodge will act as host to the advanced degree men of whom about 300 are ex- nected to be in attendance. The House Committee, under direc- tion of Dictator Joseph Lax-ken provide -a buffet lunch and a first class vaudeville program of eeven act: will be presented after the meeting. Salem Bron. Nu-Way Shoe Repair ll. Sub Roainski Hardware J. Kreiglogr Grocers C Butchers Assn. John Gutowaki Doll Booth: Eu. Pgqick. Kminnn, Chairman; I1!.I_i.$te.d “by Miss Eleanor Stgwsky, Mil: Emlyn Gallaen. llisa Annjp, =Cro§tn..,nd Ming Helen Greene, Fish Pond: Rei- ‘man. Chairman named by Miss Finley tad Miss. Mary Finhv. Boot.h*=iMi.$§.H§:x.’Mc..- \and\ Mary Monaxhan; .Chhii'me,n.. assisted by Miss Rhea Xegting, Miss Josephine Davis, Min; Mir-y Hljnm, Miss Veronica ‘O'Connor, Mias élosgs The teachers who may be retained are Martha Davis, Gertrude Dersheimer, Cecelia Regan and Annette Watson. Mrs. John Sarach. one of the dismissed cleaning woman ap- peared in her own behalf and pleaded that she be retained as she is a widow with several children and needed the job to keep her home together. Trustee Evans, after hearing the plea, moved that the action taken in her case be rescinded and the motion was carried. “Let the men and women teachers fight their own bat.- ‘tles,\ -he said, “I for one, will not bea party intaking her ‘living away from a widow and her children.” ‘no , In RETAINED Mum of our local‘ employers- hove received questionnaires {mm the Burma NRA head- quarters v_zhicl;,yi,t, you explain.- 1'£*'W\|”5?3‘-3‘re~re-silvtilned when the’ employexs nsrned were eomplled from telephone lists. Any employer receiving one of these questionnaires is ‘re.- quested‘ to fill out same and either send to NRA hesdquart. . .,.9.t—#.|n.e.-L.I,4=1l:!nI.rAII.nI Ghent-L bar of ocornmarce ii! the Q’Mai':: building. oit, hand to local ‘OOH.- Iassers when they call on you.- The Better Homes & vGanien§ mnazine is more than intercu- ted in she‘:-zxhibic as they Ag. sire the program for over ten thouund Garden Clubs o ted with the publication. HYACINTH GIADUATB REUNION SI-J1‘. 24 Rev. Joseph.Glapinski pastor of St. Hyacinth’: parish, an- nounced : novelty’ early this week in the reunion of gradua- tes of St. Hyacinth School, on Sunday, Septmeber 24. The Wieniec Maryi Sodality, which is sponsorinz the affair has ar- ‘I’ petty‘ and dance. in the School hall in connec- tion with the reunion. This af- fair is not confined to school alumni but is open to all friends of the school. 3 ;'v' ' '« rr '-x.<..> Au»-. *;l§§ » J: ~ I’ :95 The final chapter in. an im- portant arrest made. by Lieuts‘; Raiinan and Woyishner ended in an attempt of the prisoner. Frank Bebak, former Lacks- wanna resident wanted for murder in Detroit, to escape when turned over to Detective‘ Turner of the Detroit depart- ment. Tuesday. Bebak was captured after an intense campaign by the local officers and held pending ex- tradition proceedings. Freely admitting the crime he was ac- cused of when locked up here. The prisoner, according to the local police, planned on killing a resident of this City and was all ready to commit the deed and get out of Lacke- wenna when apprehended‘. ~As,, Bebak, was’ getting on the train at Buffalo, Tuesday, he tried to .wust the handcuffs off Detective Turner and it was only after a battle in which theohackawanne officers were forced to take part that he was subdued. ' His hands were handcuffed and irons put ‘on his legs before he would enter the train for Detroit. -Ice Cream: Mrs. \-'l‘homns.: Errington, Ghainnan. gssisted by Mrs. Timothy P. Coughlin, . (Continued on page three) ' Standing Broad Jump 12-16 131:. Klaich, Wasson; 2nd. Kie- fer, Victory; 3rd. S. Wa Gibride. WHITE EAGLES TO HOLD CARD PARTY Chairman Eagan asked for 1 reconsideration in the case of No. 4 school janitor. * ‘ANNUAL BOY SCOUT “CAMP OUT” NOW ON» Overhead Volley Ball Throw 9-12, lst. Huncbut. Wasson; 2nd. Bartow, Victory; 3rd. 0'- Hara, Roland, Side Arm Volley Ball Throw .9-12 lst. Bursc, Gilbride; 2nd. Szcroczyk, Avery; 3rd. O'Hara Roland. Their recent picnic having ‘prover: such 8 success, with’ many requests for a repeat, the White Eagle Ladies Republican club of the First Ward have de- cided to sponsor a Bingo and Card party at Dom Ifolski. on Sunday, Sepember 24, instead. Mrs. Mary Serbach-is the presi- dent of the club, Mrs: Stella Drozdowska, secretary, Mrs. Anna Bajorek, financial secre-. tary, and Mrs. Florence March, treasurer. BETHLEHEM PARK CHILDREN TO PICNIC Two dismissed janitors, John Russell and John Callsen dc. manded an explanation for their dismissal. The dismissal of teachers, last week, brought gut a flood of applicatioiws for nositions as teachers from local boys and girls, more than 20 being re- ceived and filed at last night’: meeting. The annual “Camp-Out” of all qualified Troops of the Erie County Boy Scout Council will be held over this Labor Day weekend, September 2nd, 3rd and 4th, on Three Valley Na- ture Reserve, the 470 acre Camp grounds of the Council out in the Holland hills. , T-he “Camp-Out” will be un- der the leadership of ‘Field Commissioner Arthur C. Bret- tle of Hamburg, who has sur- rounded himself with a staff of capable assistants, including Harold B. Brookins of Orchard Park, Chairman of the Camp- ing Committee, Commissioner Harold '1'. Hayes of Orchard Park. Commissioner Har- ry J. Hewett of North Collins, and several members of the Staff of Camp Tl-We-Ee. Each of the Districts of the Council will be under the lead- ership of their own Commis- sioner, Charles H. Tlnsley of Angola, Russell C. Wonderllc of Orchard I_?ark, Raymond S. Rldley of Kenmore. Harold R. ‘Gregory of Eggertsvllle. Nath- an H. Sturdy of Hamburg. and George R. Richardson of North Tonawanda; Kiddies of Bethlehem Park will be tendered a picnic, Sat- urday by their mothers as the results of the financial success of the picnic held on the 19th. Everything that goes to make kiddies haDD.V on such an oc- casion will be furnished to make the affair a “perfect day.\ Standing Broad Jump Girls 9-12 lat. Hunchart, Wasson; 2nd_. M. Delina, Gilbride; 3rd. Anton, Victory. Baby Contest, 1st. Patrina McCann, 1 year; 2nd. Lorraine Wannemacher, 6 months; 31-d. Jack Forht, 11 months. Gilbride was easily the. win-‘ her in team contests with 46 points; Wamon won second place with 20 points; Avery's 15 points gave them third place; Roland scored 11 points Victory and Frgnzlclihtied with 8 points each; Bethlehem Park scored 6 points and 0’Dell fin- ished with a zero. DAGON CLUB FROLICS AT LAKE ERIE BEACH DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S DINNER POSTPONED FOOTBALL TEAM SPONSORS DANCE The Dagon Club held anoth. er of their famous weiner roasts last Saturlay evening at the White House hotel. Lake Erie beach, Angola, with a corn feast as an added attraction. Those who enioyed a very pleasant evening were: The Misses Mary Stanislaw- ska, Emily Majcherek, I-‘rancu Oszust, Nancy Melnyk, Sistle Schmidt, Evelyn Bala, Bertha Cook, Mary Mandu, Lottie Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zajac, Frank Mulek, Frank Zdzinski; and the Messrs. Leo Bishop. Cheater Struski. Wil- liam Bajorek. Ted Gaslewicz. Henry Gasiexvicz, Vic Strusld. Steve Toporek, John Bartua. Frank Bizup, John Piatek. Guests of honor were Mrs. A. Pilkolski and Miss Sophia Gruback of Yonkers, N. Y. and Fred White. The Lackawanna Business Men's football team are spot!- soring a dance gt Dom Polski on Monday, September 17. This organization functioned for some time as_ the All Luka- wunnals. Miss Theresa Malone chair- man of the dinner scheduled to be held at Alhambra-on-the Lake. Wednesday evening, by the Ladies’ Democratic Club, announces that the dinner has been postponed until Wednes- day September 18. ‘T , ‘ Er‘? ; FIFTEEN YEARS AGO I BOARD OF TRADE ‘DIRECTORS 1'0 MEET VVITHDRAWAIJ ASSURE G. O. I’. HARMONY A special meeting of the di- rectors of the Board of Trade has been called by President Frank Pillion for Fridiy eve- ning at8 o'clock, at the club quarters in the Dom Polski. All directors are urgently request~ ed to attend. Important! Possible rifts in the harmony of the Republican City ticket have been smothered out through the withdrawal of Walter Baicerak, as an inde- pendent candidate for the .’i'hird Ward Coucilman and the withdrawal of Anthony Geor- geaki chairman of -the Civil‘ Ser- vice Board and Bethehem Park druggist, as; a non-organization candidate for the office of City Treasurer. Edward Black of Chicago was visiting his Aunt Mrs. Catherine Hughes of South Park Avenue. the Caldwell Estate burned to the ground, and with it 600 bushels of wheat, 200 bushels of oatavand large quantity of hay. The contents of the bum belonged’ to‘ Peter Michaela. Mr. Michaels said. “No insur- ance was carried.\ The “Camp-Out” opens at 2 o’clock, standard time, on Sat- urday afternoon and closes at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. The program includes a flag ceremony, swimming periods for Scouts and‘ Scouters, Dist- rict and Council ca'ni,pfire_s, de- votional service for Scouts and Scout)-HS of Protestant faith and Mass for campers of Cath- olic faith. l _‘ Miss Mary McDonald resign- ed aa clerk in Le Roy's Market. SCHOOL BEGINS SEPT. 6 This is the last week before opening of school and back to rendin', ‘ritin’ and ‘rithmetic, as Supt. Berchmans J. Bo- land has announced that Lack- awunna schools will open Sep- tember 6. Thomas Delaney was fatally injured in N. Y. C, yards. Holland Avenue tract, West side of Holland Avenue was opened for sale of lots. Leo Wickenhiser, of Cresenté Place, was laid up with injuries received while at work. DONOWlCK'S TO HOLD VICTORY DANCE ~u.;‘:?:i b .~. g‘: ' Ground broken for three buidings on Wikesbarre Ave- nue for $40,000 Social Center (Community House). The victorious softball ag- gregation from the First Ward sx‘:onsored- by Councilman Ed- ward Donowick is going to celebrate its victory and receipt of trophy at Dom Polski, Wed- nesday, September 13 with: mammouth dance. All fans will no doubt want to be on hand‘ to congratulate the winners. ~ ' ‘ M ,,,;‘ -u L, _‘ «A ENGLISH SPEAKING LODGE 'ro~HoLD FETE John Gallagher, of Pitts- burg, was visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Bonner of Meadow Lane. Visitors are invited to the‘- Camp between 2 and 5:30, standard time, Sunday aftér~ noon-, during which «time nature hikes will be conducted. by Troops and Districts for Scouts not reserving-thesev hours for the welcoming of friends. STILL ON TICKET ‘The English speaking\ ‘lodge ‘of the G.F.U., ‘\Lackawanna’s are rapidly completing plans for the mammouth» card pafty, ‘bingo and dancewa the ‘Croa- tian church hall, on Sunday, October 8. Councilmian John Aszkler. Republican candidate for May- or, who was also nominated on the Socialist ticket, has spiked the rumor that he had declined the Socialist nomination by de- claring the rumor a falsehood. Roland Burns, of ‘Roland was hit by the 20th Century limited at Dunkirk.- _Iona Rebekah Lodge gave a lawn fete at 49 Modern Ave. Sunday autoing banned by- Fuel Administration. A large barn belonging to MVEQIW OITHHJ VNNVMVMOVT
