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,:H‘_’:“. K N \ ‘§‘:‘§. ‘\,,\‘.>.‘§£._#, . , and , , .= »‘.y¢t:u..u'1.-:.u.\..'«. 4. page z_‘»..‘r.~Ju.aum. .: ' 1-A‘CK'AW.A.1!!NA HERA?‘-‘D mg: 5 VWCOHEN l=T=E'MS Girl at SVwitch*bo’a:rd‘ Aicfls= Many V During Ca‘ts*k1i=l?l Va ‘Flood =0. 1... v. ‘TAKE A { NEUMAVNV ='0V.=ER ‘Wico‘h'e_n 1-—'.—'O1'l December 15 we did not have our regu- laruneetilng, for instead we went to “\I‘he Women's Home for :1‘ah~e ‘F‘ri,0_Ii‘d%1es‘s.\ wrh-ic: ls. ‘located on Main hStreet. The three Wicohen gr-«oups attend- ed. Our group presented a play c'a~l‘l-ed “The Ruwrrrlm Family.” After the presentation all the girls sa-ng Christmas Carols. V At-tnactive ard artistic wrap-i mngg :’pa,peI‘ from c},,,eistm,;sgwood- box are a convenience, cover ’es‘peci(a‘l«‘ly when the floor is to ifbe c*}e-aned. Castors on the and {work table are ha-ndy during the canning season. Rubber-tired castors on the -‘O. L. V. Cagers gave a ibig reception to Neumavn High ilast F.i'id=ay »nig'«h~t by ‘defeating the visitors 32-23. A'gavi~n R’-':d ,Sa1'.a'ch, big ‘lanky center 1'01\- O.L.V. cagers scored 17 points. \Others on the squad who were also on their toes to do their ‘share for victc-ry. The ‘-cagers loaded up their -little boys aboazd a -bus and‘ set sail for Dunkirk Tuesday night to ' (enjoy in their out of town game when again Ed Decker demon- strated a fine display of a well devel‘o.ped team. ‘Sticks =to Post =DayVand*°Nig1ht, _Waming «Reside ‘in Path of ‘Flood, Enabling Them to v'Escaj’3e Disaster pox‘-tfolios, The’ year 1933 has been an unusual ‘onevtor violent storms. affecting lpnrtic~ ulm'ly the ‘southern vnnd enrstern sea- board. accowllng to o oi‘ the ‘lllnltoti Stu-tea Weather ‘Bureau. These stornm. most of ‘them comlng during August and September, ‘ and wrecked ‘towns mid cllles along the sewbourd. destroyed millions -0! doi- lnrs’ wor-lh or property and also took a heavy boil in lives. While New York State S1l ipnrutively little (ro m the coastal ed stretch 0! 32 hours. answering dis- tress it-ails. summoning aid to those in danger and taiephoning warnings to subscribers in the valley sections. in- eiud-ing those in the Phoenicia. Mount Treniper and Aiiaben districts. The first cell at distress came from 11 ca retnker at ‘a ‘point above ‘Phoenicia. who said that the stream upthere had become in roaring, impassable torrent carrying everything in its path. that the bridge below Khimihnd ‘been swept ‘away and that four people were cut off and needed help. “ responded by =éaiiing Herbert Segelken and im Mahoney. stationed he tour tmarooned ‘per- .-ued and took refuge on higher and eater ight another call came ier several miles below ing that a number of miners in the section ed during the vacation season were in dun- ger and that a party of three women and two (\.1Hlli'eii were surrounded by wa- ter in ii small over- night cabin. that the water was rls~ mg and immediate hr-In was in-mir-ii. .\Ii>:: \\*'ri2iit got in touch with mm) in llw \‘i('iniiy who m:..i¢- i1|iiiIL|‘nliS ut- t- m: H. but in vain, to r<.».~.une the mnv As a :1fti:Ie' surprise gift we gave a ‘large box of candy for which ‘each girl donated a few cenrts‘. Each girl is sihowi-ng her Christmas Spirit by keep- ing to the slogan, “It is -better to give than to receive.” Scr-ibe—Helen Posster. ST. JOES CAGERS V ‘SET RECORD Dr. Joseph F. St. Joes has set the record in ‘basketball thus far this season with 16 wins and no loses. The will rest over the holi- days and again get on their way to keep up their good rec- ord. Menza, the ca-pt‘a»iTn, who has demonstrated a fine type of captain ‘by pilotincr hh team to 16 victories, will still keep up his good work with the assistimce of coach-?Cha1'lie al\va_vs on deck to lend a hand. 'l.‘h€~se l)O_\'S can put up a t'i.’;o cxhihit of lla.\l((‘ll)€l.1l. Mal-:0 fhplr ommnenm <tan(l back and lalw notion. St. Jce’s \~.'i,l‘l «:-lmllongo tez1m< about 15-16 w~:n*.s- of age, in the 115 pound claszsu _.—___._,______.- 1 5::~:-«xv-:~—:«~:«:-:»z-:~~:»:-:-:-«:--2-«xv-'.«-:-:-:-«z-—:«:~-:«:«-:~~:-~:e-2-:~+-:«-:-:«:-:«-:«:«:«:-:«:~~:-:y~:o-:--:»:«:«:»-to-Ia '9 PHONE: ABBOTT 2384 ' S51 RFDGE ‘ROAD MATTHXW M. KACZOR FUNERAL L‘ RECTOR AND EMBALMER Va CHILDREN CRY FOR IT- DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE LACKAVVAN N A NEW YORK '2 9:1 vvvovoo 9 no coo 9 av 01 1 9 v on 9 99 9 vv o.».o~.».av.oo‘«‘«:».»:o-.oo_<Q.Vt.»:«.u‘»A4.:.o:»..~fu.no.<.3..:..}«:»:--‘o.‘.~:.o}..‘«{u‘..}..:.._.»{.».«‘..{..‘«}a.[»‘n‘..}...«}.~A»‘~( I‘umIH.'p('l\'nnS. Sim :11.-o (‘i1'l1\(l fur :xIrl [rum the Llellarnm-11i.~‘ :21 I{ln_£:~'lun and I’uIIghkeepsEo. 'l‘lu- fin-mrm x-\-x~mn- ally rescuulthen:11't,v but 1101 In-:‘-»ro llm Wale-1' hnd washe-:1 a\\':1,v e\'«~r_v h mdln-.2 on the cmnp pzrnnml and had driven the women and cln‘l«Iren Into a xrve for =:z1f(-ly. One Iifn was lost In the 1':-an-ue zmenlms In-fore (hm n.rx'i\'al of the ! F-1' trzlnws <90 fho cnn.('h at S1. Jovk hall <:~1' t‘h1'oug thi=. newspaper. storms. it is not 1‘;ui10l'al';y known that :1 section of the Catskill Mountain country experienced one of the swer- est 1=a.int'aiis and\ iinods in the history of the region. it was the Woodland Valley section throu_L:h which iiows the I-Jsopus Creek. This usually gentle stream became a raging torrent one night late in August. due to three days oi‘ incessant rnin topped by n cloud- bm-st. snarling down the valley it in- undated large areas of the ilntiands below. ripped out some nineteen bridges, washed away houses, rnilrond trncirs and cement roadtvays. and iso- lated whole communities. Three lives were lost, and the num- ber no doubt would have been much greater but for the heroic work of a. few persons who warned residents and aided them to escape from the danger- ous zonesi. Outstanding service was performed by Miss Opal Wright. tele- phone operator at Phoenicia. Sensing trouble in the increasing roar oi‘ the stream near her home. where the local switchboard is located. Miss Wright stayed at her post for an uninterrupt- CHILDREN hate to take medicine as :1 rule, but ‘every child loves the taste of Custoria. This pure vcgeluble preparation is just as good usilluslcs; just as bland and just as harmless as the recipe reads. RAMBLERS WIN The Ramlblz-1'.~' and Em- blems mot Saturd_ay night in a combat in.,St. Joe's hall and played a tie game up to the last quarter, when the Ram- bl€1‘.~‘. stepped on fhn gas and overtook the Emblems by a score of 20-18. When Baby's cry warns of colic, a few drops of Castorizl has hin1 soothed, asleep again in a jiffy. Nothing is more valuable in diarrhea. When coated tongue or bad breath tell of constipation, use its gentle aid to cleanse and regulate a cliil(l’s bowels. In colds or children's diseases, you should use it to keep the system from clogging. Casturia is sold in every drug store; the genuine always bears Chas. I-I. Fletcher's signature. High water flooded the basement of the exchullge and the power (or ring- ing the telephones failed so the om-rv ator had to use a hand crank for each call. This tended to slow up the op- eration -but with the assistance or an- other operator. Miss Winifred 'l‘rem1> er. speed and eiliclency in the service was maintained, although the girls had to handle approximately three times the normal number of calls. The Hood dmnaged other equipment. washed down twenty poles and put out of com- mission 84 of the 350 telopimlles served by the exchange. but special repair crews were rushed to the scene and the service was restored to normal as soon as the waters subsided. CA-. T 0 R I; A llhlll I11. thank the citizens of Lackawanna for the courteox: reception we have Wish You All A Happy New Year LEYDA PRINTING Co. 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