~Centermoreland-
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gay and Mr.
‘and Mrs. Draper Schoonover were en-
t| tertained by friends in Kingston Wed-
nesday evening. :
Misses Florence and Henrietta
Weaver were visitors at the home of
Lolita VanScoy on Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Bell spent Tuesday night
at the home of her brother Ernest at
Shavertown.
The M. E. Sunday ‘School is pre-
paring a pageant, ‘Heavenly Hosts,”
to be given on Christmas eve. It is
under the direction of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Shook. :
The primary department will have a
tree in their room sometime during
the week. } E
The Dmllas District of the Epworth
League will hold a rally at this place
Monday evening, December 15. A
‘large number are expected to be
present.
A birthday party will be held for
Deacon Frank Gay at the home of his
grandson, Clarence Gay, on Thursday,
December 11.
Mrs. Victor
and Mrs. S. R. Durland, Mrs.
Kocher and Margaret May of
ming, Mr. nad Mrs. C. V. Makin-
d Nellie Makinson of Forty
were callers at the home of Olin
e on Sunday. :
A. C. Devens entertained the
! ? Sewing Class at her home Fri-
Keithline entertained
of Forty Fort over the week-end.
The school board of the township
wish to inform the party who removed
the flag rope from the Fitch school
building -that they will do well to re-
“| turn it immediately, as it is a serious
offense to disturb anything pertaining
to the U. 8. flag.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Walters visited
their son, Jud, at Forty Fort this
week.
Mrs. J. W. Winters spent the week-
end with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Baird, at Kingston. ¥
A number from this place have been
deer hunting the first week of the
season. Those who returned lucky
enough to bring a deer were Draper
Scohonover, George Schoonover, L. W.
Myers, froin Thornhurst; Lance Har-
ris, from Wayne county, and C. S.
Besteder, from Pike county.
Quite a number are enjoying the
fine skating at Perrin’s Marsh these
| moonlight nights.
Joseph Statnick has moved his
family into Theodoré Major's house.
E. ‘Sunday school at the home
Miers on Thursday sysning
Herbert Miers, Mrs. Walter Cool-
baugh, Mrs. Esther Murray, Mrs. Al-
bert Smith, Mrs. 'W. A. Smith, Mrs.
Mrs. Wayne Cease, Mrs. Myra Cool-
“baugh, Margaret Miers,
and Elda Murray.
Mrs. Thomas Perkins
grippe. ;
is ill
th Foihiine at a venison
Eo, Sunday evening: Mr. and
Pete Says: _
Why not finish “off " attic
room for the kiddies’ winter
play room.” We can get the
Sheetrock for $25 per thousand
now.
Contractor and Builder
Peter O. Lutz
DALLAS, PA.
Phone 270-R-16
SA
oi Albert ‘Splitt, with a
m Shickshinny, spent Satur-
- hunting in the Poconos.
ie following attended the autiting
‘Mrs. Wayne Cease‘s last Wed-
Mrs. Dana Rice, Mrs. George
irs. Walter Coolbaugh, Mrs.
itors’ Statement of Dallas Township
Road Board
; \ FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 2, 1929
FE J. A. ANDERSON, Collector, Dr.
: 193 duplicate’ “To LAN et tuts w tofaky a avis $ 3,404.47
J. A. ANDPRSON, Collector, Dr.
. ANDERSON, Collector, Dr.
Amount of duplicate eh SELB
heck for collector's fee, postage end cards
oh TT TTT
$11,821.02 |
| 5 ! ANDERSON, Collector, Cr.
Cash paid N. J. Whi;
ash pa'd N. z Whiph, reasuTer. October 5,
Cash paid N. J. Whipp¥.tr egsurer, November 22,
ominiss. on, 9 per cent. on’ $5,479. 36 and 5 per cent on $3,289.21
5 per cent rebate allowed on $3,479.36
Ca rds and postage
3,479.36
3,289.21
% 7.391.338
J. WHIPP,
T rom J: S. Kunkle, tresmmirer
rom land returns
‘rom dy Anderson, collector, 1928 duplicate ........ coved vbeiuin
Prom J. x Anderson, collector, 1929 duplicate
First National Bank, Dallas, loan
Mrs. APC. Devens, loan
overpaid insurance
Treasurer,
TE Juels” 0 As atm wha ir Min Rois Boga th ial aoa $
78.96
1,693.98
1,800.00
rN. J. WHIPP, Treasurer, Cr.
For Fig Tcunie, service and repairing roads... ..... Lan ues 00 ia $ 2,632.90
For ‘N. J. Whipp, service and repairing roads
For Alex Wilson, service and repairing roads
Fo: ecretary’s and treasurer's fee, 181.32;
notes paid to bank and others
‘miscellaneous expense
$13,341.52
$ 4,429.64
$ 4,846.81
utstanding ;
vats onal Bank, Dallas
Mrs. Herchel Both and two children
~Trucksville-
The children of the Junior depart-
ment of the M. BE. Church are practie-
ing for the Christmas cantata tobe
given Christmas: Eve.
Mr. and Mrs.. George Metz visited
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boston
Noxen on Sunday.
Miss Mary Jackson spent the week-
end with Naomi Besteder.
The patrol leaders of Troop 19 met
with Mrs: T. R. Hughes Monday after-
noon to discuss plans for the meet-
ings of the winter. Those present
were: Thelma Bulford, Emily Lewis,
Ruth Bennett, Della Riddell and Mrs.
Hughes.
Mrs. Charles Trien and Nir George
Metz were hostesses at a bridge
luncheon given at the Bridge Inn on
Tuesday. Those present were: Mrs.
Welteroth, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. W. D.
Kemble, Mrs. Warden, Miss Claire
Brown, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Miss
Nelie Leach, Mrs. T. R. Hughes, Mrs.
H. H. Smith, Miss Mary Leach, Mrs.
.George Metz and Mrs. Charles Trein.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse. Armstrong of
Scranton visited the Misses Leach on
Tuesday.
The Queen Esther tSandard Bearers
will meet with Miss Charlotte Stroud
Tuesday evening.
Gorge Metz and Clifford Howell are
staying at the Limited Twenty Gun
Club in the North Mountains, where
of
Have No Games of Skill |
‘Games played by American Indians
may be divided into two general
classes. Games of chance and games
of dexterity. Games of pure skill and
calculation, such as chess, are entire
ly absent.
Pe
PUBLIC SQUARE
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
United States Depository:
Capital Stock ........$750,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits :
earned ...........$2,000,000.00
Officers and Directors:
Wim. H. Conyngham, President
.- C. F Huber, 1st Vice President
Geo. R. McLean, 2d Vice President
: Francis Douglas, Cashier
F. W. Innes, Assistant Cashier
Directors
Richard Sharpe C. F. Huber
C. N. Loveland , Francis Douglas
W. H. Conyngham’ "r, R. Hillard
Geo. R, McLean Lea Hunt
F. O. Smith: Edward Griffith
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
3 Per Cent Interest Paid On
Savings Deposits
$1.00 Will S*art An Account
First National Bank !
4 Taws
BOILS to a natural head
BEAR RAD
b SALLE
Poor District
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 9, 1929
J. A. ANDERSON, Collector, Dr.
On 1928 duplicate
J. A. ANDERSON, Collector, Cr.
Cush paid F. P. Smith, treasurer, pn 1928 duplicate
5 per cent. commission on $96.40
Exonerations
Abatements
J. A. ANDERSON, Collector, Dr.
To 1929 duplicate
To check for commission, cards and postage
J. A. ANDERSON, Collector, Cr.
Cash paid F. P. Smith, treasurer, November 6, 1929
Cash paid F. P. Smith, treasurer, December 2, 1929
Rebate on $939.29
2 per cent. commission on $939.29
5 per cent. commission on $64.36
Cards and postage
FRANK P. SMITH, Treasurer, Dr.
Cash on hand December 11, 1928
From J. A. Anderson, collector, on 1928 duplicate
From J. A. Anderson, collector, on 1929 duplicate
From the Hettig family
From Albert Kunkle
From Noxen Twp. Poor Board
From Dallas Twp. Road Board
F. P. SMITH, Treasurer, Cr.
Orders paid
RESOURCES
Cash in hands F. P. Smith, treasurer
Due from the Hettig family
Due from J. A. Anderson, collector
LIABILITIES
Gh CL Spencer, $4.00; R. W. Jones, $9.70; Lillian Kunkle, $50. 00
Hershel Hathway, $51.50; Glenview Coal Co., $8.00; Auditors’ fee, $20..
$25.71
Pennhurst State School, Pa., $30; Danville State Hospital,
J. A. Anderson, collector, $42.58; F. P. Smith, treasurer fee, $41.05
DIP.
HONEYWELL,
BEN. J. GOLDSMITH, x
Auditors.
Helen Bplitt
with |
909.99 |
6,936.21 |
2,292.40 |
54.15 |
$ 9,107.57 |
D: P. HONEYWELL,
ONJ. GOLDSMITH,
| Agditor S,
Rg
$ 705.20
$2,311.76
$2,354.33
$ 939.29
$1, 090. 8.
$1, 090. 1
1345.98
1 008. 65
$4701.26 a
$2,032.18
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$2, 649. 08 te
534.85
1,263.48
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