ocal schs will from noon De-
er 24 tomuary 2, 1930.
1 Wimbthe well known writer
en anHeard” column, which
app rs elsoere in this issue, is
1 bed with an attack of
It “hoped that Mr. Wimble
next isue ofie Post, for his sayings
in the colun are very interesting.
Elizeth Weeks of Plymouth
spe a feways at the home of Mr.
“and Mrs. 'pmas Bunney during the
K wee Su {
The Eer:ady Class of St. Paul's
eran rch will hold a Christ-
a party | the church basement on
uirsday ‘ening, December 19th.
Peay ipper a Success
lhe san kraut supper and bazaar
hell by © Ladies’ Auxiliary of St.
Pails Lueran Church last Tuesday
: eveling pived, a big success. A large
er ofocal and out-of-town people
: rs, seorge Norton. At the candy
and Chritmas card booth Mrs. John
Fates fy in charge,
|
Mrs. Monk, Mrs.
, Viola Dresser Dorothy Eck,
Dressel, Mildred _Bunney,
Auxiliary Party
nnual Christmas party of the
uxiliary will be held Wednes -
. Mrs. K. G. Laycock
: An
e of gifts among members will
and |
and each ‘article is to cosy no |
an 25 cents. ) A. full
ge d and a good time
1 those attending.
‘so assured
tL Mr and Mrs. Savi
= Lewis of Wilkes-Barre, Captain Booth
and . Booth of Dalles, Mr. and
; Russ of Fernbrook, 7%. R. Hows!
gi iGicombs, Mr. and William
: ver, Mrs. Herman rar Campen, £29.:-
rick Money, Elizapeth McAndrews,
Dana. nkins, M: and Mrs.
Cottle, 11 of the Wilkes-arre Times
; Mrs. F.C.
Mrs. Beri
Mrs.
Lows
and
and
- Students Thrifty
That local studenis
en by a statement
Luzerne National Dark,
he following figures:
( Attendance Dep.
King. T. H. 'S/.. 151 151
ing. T. Jr. H. 124 114
Prucksvile .... 190 35
" ‘havertown . 224 156 0
Rev. Ira Button occupied the pulpit
fat the Noxen M. E. Church on Sun-
day.
Mr. and
l Sunday at Noxen, the gue.ts of Mrs.
Beulah VanCampen
are thrifty
issued hy the
which shows
1<
Pet.
100
92
Mrs. Albert Stitzer spent
Baskethal | Attracts Mar,
Approximately fifty
ported to Coach Hazeltine
bevening for basketball practice.
¥azeltine will select from this
% team that will be a credif
igh school.
Mrs. Harry F. has returned
ome fromg General hospital, where she
had an operation.
| Miss Edna Hunt entertained mer -
nbs of her Sunday school class at her
home recently. Refreshments were
served to ‘the following: Eleanor
Courtright, Marguerite Button, Jean
| Keithline, Mildred Oberst, B
} Garey, Helen Garey, Grace Ferrell,
Martha Honeywell, Mrs.
Anthony, Edna Hunt and
Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs.
Forty Fort were callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John DeWitt of Main
street on Sunday.
Albert Dotey of Berwick spent Sun-
day at the “home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fdward Preston.
Marion Garvey has returned home
after spending days New
‘York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Clemow
Shaver avenue entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Williams and daughter Caro-
jyn, of Kingston, at their home
Sunday.
i Woolbert, Guy Woolbert
Frank G. Mathers returned from the
Poconos on Saturday with a large
deer. It was shot by Mr. Mathers.
: Earl Keithline, Harry
John Courtrigh t
oy Kingston brought home two deer
students re-
Tuesday
Coach
group
to the
Henry
Dorothy
James Hannigan of
a few in
of
on
Successful Hunters
and
attendance |
eatrice | |
Ross |
Coolbaugh, | &
and George Gimber | ff
yesterday after spending a few days
| in the Poconos.
Charles Spencer and Lewis Spencer
each bagged a deer in the Poconos
Saturday.
“Ted’ Trumbower of Holcomb’s shof
a large deer while hunting at Toby-
hanna on Saturday.
Scouts Hold Rally .
The Dallas District Boy Scout
Troops held the first rally of the dis-
trict at the M. E. Church Monday
evening. There were eighty-five
present at the rally. Brief remarks
were given by District Chairman W.
H. Stang, Scoutmaster Keats of
Troop 231, E. W.
teeman of Troop 231, Carl Moore,
Scoutmaster Valley View 243, George
oNbel, Troop 284, Glen View P. M.
Church, Charles DeWitt, Troop 261,
Trucksville M. E. Church.
The various troops unt on a series
of stunts which brought a big laugh
from the boys present. Valley View
troop put on a comedy sketch, Trucks-
ville (troop, an automobile act and the
Shavertown troop put on the elephant
ride.
John M. “Samson” Hewitt, Scout
executive,” Wyoming « Valley Scouts,
showed pictures of the Boy Scout
Camp Acahela and a one-reel comedy.
The Dallas District Scouts will hold
Court of Honor at Trucksville, Feb-
ruary 5, 1930.
The annual winter camp at Acahela |
will open December, 26 and continue
for ten days.
to attend should communicate with
Elwood Swingle, scout-
master.
Starting
ing June 1,
scouts wil hold an inter-
test.
sented to the winning troop.
Any local scout wishing
assistant
Janvary 1, 19306, and end-
1930, the Dalas
patrol con-
A silver loving cup will be pre
district
The Kingston township high school |
at the scout
composed of
furnished music
The
Dana, dru ns;
band
meeting. orchestra
Bob John Rice,
clarinet; Delmore
Ellalee Shoe-
Ken
Davis,
maker,
A ppleton,
saxophone and
piano.
Auxiliary Meets
_ December meeting of the
Shavertown branch of the Nesbitt
Memorial hospital was held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrsfl BE. W.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. H. R.
Diese, and after the regular business
was disposed off Mrs. H. W. Crosby
gave’ two delightful readings.
Mrs. L. 'W. Tracy gave an interest-
ing talk ‘on her recent air trip from
California to New York City accom.
panied by her son, L.ee Tracy. It was
completed in forty-eight hours by air-
plane during the day and Pullman
train by night. She said it is one of
the modern ways of travel today and
the service and courtesy extended to
"The
Guernsey.
passengers is complete in every detail.
They had dinner Saturday evening in
California and breakfast + Monday
morning in New York City, thus com-
pleting one of the most pleasant trips
it has ever been her pleasure to ex-
perience.
Louis Dierolf, who was injured in
a, coasting accident on Friday is im-
proving at his hoine.
Mr. and Mrs. James Calladine of
East Dallas have taken up their resi-
dence with their daughter, Mrs. Ed-
Guernsey, commit- |
| up Earl Monk's large
| and did they do a good job? Ask Earl, |
violin; |
ward Preston of Main street.
Mrs. Irom Myers, was removed from
the General hospital on Saturday to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William:
Myers, Main street. - --
During Christmas week a cantata
wil be sung by the choir of St. Paul's
Tutheran Church and a program will
be given by children of the Sunday
school classes of the church. The
choir wil hold a } {rehearsal tomorrow
evening. All metnbers are requested
to be present.
Ross Williams = of Shaver
who was removed to a Philadelphia
hospital, where he was operated on,
has been removzd to his home.
John Gallapher of Main street
able ot be about again after being
confined to his bed with a severe cold.
Dorothea Eck and Catherine Phil-
lips represented the newly organized
Girl Scout troop at @ meeting held at
the Minute Man Tea Room by men-
bers of the Scout Leaders’ Association
‘Wednesday.
The Brotherhood of St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church wil hold its regular meet-
ing in the church basement Monday
evening. Nomination of officers will
be held and a good turnout is urged.
The names of Earl Monk, ‘Red”
Schwartz and George Hunt have been
mentioned as nominees for president.
avenue
is
SEEN AND HEARD
By Will Wimble
© Local radio listeners would be well
pleased if the person who owns that
generative or squealer set, as it is
sometimes called, would cease using it
| as it put a damper on local reception.
A number of expert window trim- |
mers from Dallas stopped in town
long” enough during the week to trim
show window. |
he knows. These two gentlemen were
R. 8S. Stevens and ‘his worthy
tant. William Rice. of Dallas.
“Red” Schwartz was an interested
spectator at the Boy
day evening. “Red”
tend the firemen’s
account of the few
intended to at-
meéting, put on |
church and
he sure did enjoy himself. The writer
glad to see him there as were
“Red” journed up to the
was
the boys, for they wanted him in the
picture.
‘We wonder how Charlie Ayers was
able to be present at the rally.
Usually when you drop into Charley's
cozy corner he would be sleeping or
else he would be working on his Ford
truck. How come, Charley? Truck
working O. K. now? + We hope to see
you at the Brotherhood meeting Mon.
day, Charlie.
Did you see Franklin Malkemes dur-
ing the week trying to get his started
for trips to market.
We wonder is Mr. Moolbert could
see to it that a light could be placed
at the corner of Franklin avenue and
Chestnut street. People on their way
to the P. M. Church and Lutheran
Church find it very dark at this par-
ticular spot.
Mrs. Kathryn Malkemes, just ap-
pointed by Governor Fisher os Justice
of the Peace of Kingston Township,
has the distinction of being the only
woman to serve such. a position in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Malkemes was selected to serve
‘as Justice after the death of her hus-
band. Her selection for the appoint-
Here To Serve You!!
vans” Pharmacy
Main
Street
SHAVERTOWN
(Formerly Kuehn’s)
NEXT TO A. & P.
Prescription Service
SHELDON T.
Drugs
All new stock.
Magazines—
The latest.
Ciculating
Ice Cream—
Soon we
Library.
EVANS, Registered Pharmacist,
will
in Charge.
Merchandise—
announce the opening of our
Smith’s Golden Seal Package in many flavors—other foun-
tain dainties.
Toilet Articles—
.All the popular powers, creams and lotions.
Candy
‘Whiteman{s—fresh,
new
line for the holidays—also
Gunther’s and all popular bar candy.
Cigars
Cigarettes
Many in Christmas packages.
For your convenience we have a telephone pay
station, handle
street
car tickets and have
plenty of parking space. ,
Evans’ Pharmacy
MAIN STREET
P. S.—The other day
SHAVERTOWN
a mother telephoned from Noxen to
to have us deliver Baby Food.
made in a few hurs by mail.
no matter where you live, by
PHONE 222
The delivery was
This service is yours,
calling Dallas 222.
everyone. The honor came entirely
unsolicited.
‘When Mrs. Malkemes was informed
over the phone of the appointment she
thought she was being kidded. But
! when Henry Adolph spread the good
news, Mrs.
congratulations from everyone.
Have you stepped into Earl Monk's
storeroom yet? If not, you must stop
in the next few days and look over
the neormous stock of Christmas gifts
that Earl handlés.
full line of Christmas tree decorations
and toys and games of all kinds,
Earl Monk has been busy the past
week instalilng radio receiving sets in
a, number of homes. The way Earl is
going about it it looks as though ’he
has monopolized the radio business in
this area.’ Atta boy, Earl.
The much-talked-of
Christmas tree will again be put in
place at the corner of Main and Cott
ter streets.
Sheldon’ Roushey, the well
Black Bottom and clog dancer,
been laid up with a bad case of grip
and has been missed by the boys up
Fernbrook way.
Did you know that Sam Anthony
and Ed Preston are two good bowlers,
and Clarence Lasher is a great movie
fan, and George
pinochle player, and Charles Ayers is
a courteous ‘“newsboy,” and Johnny
Jones is popular among the women,
and Bert Hill is a good political orator
and Herm VanCampen is the town’s
hard luck hunter, and that George
Shaver is a good barber, and Howard
Appleton is a hustler on the school
board and that Lew Cottle is the best
Earl Monk
\
Malkemes was receiving
He also carries a
community
known
has
radio service man that
members: present |
| rabid boxing fan.
! ee Or
|
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assis-
Cat Hd .
Subse vinfinn neice
Pay rable i in advance.
Scout rally Mon- |
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Immediate Service
AUTO PAINTING
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Main Street
A HAPPY
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TO SOLVE
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We have
women’s novel
slippers, pat-
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th mo st
wanted colors.
e
These slippers
express the
height of good
taste and com-
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Come in-and
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Get them where your wife and
sweetheart buys her Shoes,
Coats and Dresses—at a shop
of distinction.
Spariir Shopp
At the Red Light
Luzerne, Pa.
Open Till 9 Evenings
ment had the unanimous approvel of ||
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Select His GIFT at the
CHRISTMAS MEN’ S
STORE
This is the haberdashery store where women as well as men buy
gifts for men.
The womenfolks are sure of perfect, courteous service here.
They will find an extraordinary array of high grade men’s haber-
dashery to choose from.
Shirts, Ties, Gloves, Mufflers, Sweaters, Handkerchiefs, Belts,
Suspenders and everything conceivable for men in the line of haber-
dashery may be obtained here at prices that are always a little lower
than elsewhere.
Our haberdashery reflects the Vely latest style tendencies in
men’s apparel.
Robbins
Luzerne, Pa.
Greatest Clothier
Bert
Main Street,
West Side's
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There Are Only
TO OOOO OOOO OTOOUY
Anal
There is no need for you to
do your Christmas shopping
in the city. Our line of toys
and usable gifts is the
greatest we have ever car-
ried. :
Why go to the city to shop,
where everything is hurry
and rush, when you can buy
the same things here for less
money and with none of the
worry?
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James Wyant
4
Clover Farm Store
NOXEN, PA.
“WHERE YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS”
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served through 82,500 taps in the distribution system.
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