| DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930
IONS WITH VOT
blication up to 8 p. m., July 23rd, Published here.
twill behoove everyoneto put forth their very best effort NOW
a bonus of 25,000 extra votes per year, while in the second period
tes will be given for new.
keep in mind the voting power of their opportunity Coupons good
or failure for you. |
CONSIDERING ENTERING
really finding out what little effort is required to start your cam-
bscriptions will entitle you to an Opportunity Coupon good for
ousrealize that just ten one year New Subscriptions will give you
he only extra subscription vote coupons used during the entire
an at any time during the campaign.
DISTRICT NO. 2
Will include all participants residing within the townships» of
Kingston, Jacksen, Lehman, Ross and Exeter and territory South.
One or two cars and as many cash prizes as there are active
participants will be awarded in this district.
Following is a list of all candidates nominated and votes cast for
publication in this district until 8 P. M. Wednesday July 23rd. :
NAMES SET ALPHABETICALLY VOTES
Mrs. H. W. Appleton ..... bas ... 914,800
Mrs. Alfred Bronson ....... ee ea 903,900
Mrs, G. R. Goodwin... 7. 134,700
Miss AlthedaHoleomb -.................... 175,900
Mr Ach W.dackvon 0 0 ie 909,300
Mr. S. Kuchemba ................. a a
Mr. F. Gordon Mathers ................... a ii
Mrs. Frank Randall ............. sesesv ever aes. e 160,200
Mrs. J. P. Schooley .......... trasatyie ey eve wae SUE00
Mr. L.-T. Schwartz ............... Save crate ve 339,500
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PAGE FIVE
-Lake Silkworth-
Misses Helen and Maratha Stapin-
ski ‘and Frances Ojewiez spent Wed-
nesday- and Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruno Terkuski.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones of Jersey
City are spending a few days at their
cottage.
Misses Dorothy Hay and Nellie
Seitliff of Wyoming are visiting Mrs.
Raymond Messery.
G. R. Goodwin recently caught a
five pound large-mouth bass.
Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins have
had as their guests for the past week
Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan and Ruth
Weindt of Hanover Green.
Miss Florence Terkuski has return-
ed after visiting relatives in Glen
Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rees and family
of 19 Spring Street, Nanticoke, spent
the week-end at their cottage.
Mrs, Lyman Vandermark and family
{have returned to Nanticone after
spending a week at this place.
The Wilkes-Barre Can Company
held an outing and clam bake at Lake-
wood Park on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Watkins of
| Audenreid are spending the week with _
| Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins.
Misses Rita Sayre of Pikes Creek
land Thelma of Wilkes-Barre recently
visited Dorothy Goodwin.
| Peg Jones and Dot Pozlack of Nanti-
{coke are camping at this place for a
number of weeks.
A group of boys of the First Baptist
Sunday School of Nanticoke are spend-
Bing two weeks here.
W. L. MacColumn of Forty Fort is
spending wa few days with Mr, and
Mrs. G. R. Goodwin.
A number of people from this place
{attended the Maple Grove Services on
on Sunday.
League Holds Outing
The Nanticoke Sub-District Epworth
League held its annual rally at Lalke-
|wood Park on Thursday, with repre-
sentatives from Glen Lyon. Alden.
West Nanticoke and Askam. Swim-
ming, dancing and sports were the
chief diversions, winners of the sports
being: 100° yard dash, boys, Jake
Haglenbauth;/ 50 yard dash, girls,
Doris Sutton; Backward race, boys,’
Sam Billings; - Three Legged race,
boys, Tom Billings, Joe Deen; Pea-
nut Race, boys, James Deen; Balloon
race, girls, Elizabeth Davies; Balloon
Blowing contest, boys, Charles Cast-
ner; Honeymoon race, boys and girls,
[Mabel Lurner, Ed Fischer; Honeymoon
jrace girls, Mrs. Alice Morris; Hammer
|race, boys, Mr. Mathis; Cracker eat-
ling contest, girls, Margaret Walker;
Bean contest,girls, Murrill Thomas.
The evening program consisted of
songs, and prayer by Rev. Mathis, fol-
lowed by a weiner roast.
The Moriah Girl Scouts of Nanti-
icoke are spending two weeks at Lake-
{wood Camp Grounds.
Dorothy Scott and Alberta Ruptick
(of Glen Lyon are visiting Florence
Terkuski.
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Kunkle~
Miss Helen Elston of Beaumont
spent the past week with Doris Hess.
Miss Frances Sweezy spent Sunday
with her parents Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harry
Sweezy.
Mrs. William Conden pleasantly en-
tertained her Birthday Club at dinner
on Thursday. Those present were:
Mrs. Fred Makinson of Forty Fort,
Mrs C. W. Fischer of Trucksvile, Mrs.
D. P. Honeywell and Mrs. N. J. Whipp
of Dallas, Mrs. Kiler Richards of Beau-
mont, Mrs. John Isaacs, Mrs. Chas.
| Herdman, Mrs. Jacob Conden and Dor-
loth Conden, Mrs. Edward Conden
ia children, Lois, Clarice May and
| William; Mr. and Mrs. William Con-
| den.
Marvin Elston, Mrs. Owenelde and
children Jane and Donnie, Mr. and
Mrs.” Ralph Hess and Doris Hess mot-
ored to Lake Silkworth on Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Smith spent the week
| end with her aunt Mrs. F. A. Kocher
lof Laketon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Loomis of Athens
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Isaacs on Friday.
Mrs. Ralph Hess, Doris Hess, Mrs.
Ralph Ashburner, Mrs: Frank Hess,
Mrs. Olin Kunkle, Mrs. Owen Ide, Mrs
Ralph Elston, Dorothy, Stella and
Wayne Elston and Althea Landon
spent Friday afternoon at Perrin’s
Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Herdman and
Mr. and Mrs. George Laudon motored
to Hartford, Pa. on Sunday. The
School for orphans of Civil War sol-
diers was formerly located at Hartford
|and Mr. and Mrs. Herdman had not
| visited the place for over forty years.
i | Miss Audrey Williams of Pittston
has been the guest of Althea TLaudon
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family
| called on Mrs. Mary Casterline of Nox-
en on Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence -Roote and sons
James, Francis and Freddie spent
Thursday with Mrs. Corey Allen.
A number of Larkin Club members
and friends enjoyed a bus ride *0
Fernbrook park and attended the Lar-
kin picnic on Thursday. The follow-
ing attended: Mrs Amos Kitchen, Mrs.
Joseph Shoemaker, Roannah Shoemalk-
er, Gertrude Smith, Eleanor Kunkle,
Mrs. J. S. Kunkle, Mrs, C. W. Kunkle.
Mrs, Wm. Brace Caroline Brace, Mrs.
Ralph Ashburner, Bobbie Ashburner,
Mrs. Ralph Hess, Doris Hess, and El-
oise Nulton.
‘Will the person that was seen to
stop their car and pick up a white
Collie pup at the farm of C. W. Kun-
kle on Monday July 21, please return
the pup at once to the owner.
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