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é church, Wilkes-Barre; associa-
~ tion sermon, Rey. Samuel Truscott, of
Skinner's. Eddy; alternate, Rev. REL.
‘Cornell, Wyalusing; 2:45, forum period:
3 “A Financial Plan For a Charge,” Rev.
a _ H, M. Savacool, Camptown; discus-
.or Membership Enlistment,” Rev. Carl
Councilman, of Firwood church,
“Wilkes-Barre; discussions leader, Rev.
C. H. Reynolds, of 2 “Chris-
tian Stewardship,” Rev. W. Cornell,
West ‘Pittston; general Td 4,
seine
reports of committees and- adjourin-
ment.
= Rev. H. S. Munyon, pastor of the
~ Centermoreland church, is in char
arrangements and each pastor is re-
quested to notify him not later than
January 30 as to the number of reser-
‘vations desired for the noon luncheon.
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SO BER ATR A a Are
way of Fernbrook, following the De
Muns road.
Orie
ST THERESE'S CARD
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8 hak, John Kavetsky, Thomas Kepner,
Charles Kern, John and James Kin-
tag, Paul Laux, Jacob Laux, Harold
Laux, Herbert Lohman, Fred J. Laux,
W. Meacham, Daniel Murphy, E. R.
Miller, H. J. Metzger, Ambrose Miller,
Peter Oberst, William Phillips,
| Petinger, Joseph Polacky, William
. Ransom, William Rinken, Chris. Stahl,
. J. Staub, Peter Staub, Andrew Se-
‘bolka, Frank Schmidt, Fred Schray,
_ P: Statih, John L. Sullivan, C. J. Toole,
Lyman E. Williams, A. P. Ward, Fran-
cis Youngblood, Charles Youngblood,
Louis Youngblood, Andrew Yanek, C.
J. J. Weis, C. W. Yeager, Harry Loh-
man, Alex. Silic, James A. MacAffee,
J. G. Schuler, George A. Bartek, Peter
MeGlinshy and William A. Gallagher.
A General Electric Refrigerator will
‘be ‘awarded the evening of the party.
‘The women in charge of the award
have as their chairwoman, Mrs. Peter
Oberst, assisted by: Mrs, William
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that he was a master with the
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only one Dr. Kemp's office.’ This 3
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ARAN AAA AAAAAAAN
sion leader, Rev. E. M. Greenfield, Car-
verton; “The Every Member. Canvvass |~
ge of {>
Centermoreland church is reached by
PARTY AND DANCE
A a ‘ney, James Kreighron, Fred J. Kros-
1. J. McCloskey, Michael Malonis, C.
John
Louis Sitek, Mathas Sloyan, William
Breza,
isky, Margaret Girvan, Margaret
‘Czuleger, Mrs. Margaret Stookey, Irene
Estock, Elizabeth Girvan ‘and Frances
Randall.
Mrs. Frank lL.
woman of the card committee. She
will be assisted by: Hilda Staub, Flor-
ence Anstett, Mrs. John Bauer, Mrs.
Bernard Quinn; Gertrude Lohmann,
Helen lL.ohmann, Anna Czuleger, Ruth
Laux, Mrs. Claude Banks, Mrs. Daniel
Murpy, Marjorie Murray, Mrs. Am-
brose Rutz, Ethel Pettebone, Mrs.
Stanley Wrisler, Mrs.” Martin Bilbow,
Mrs. William Beline, Mrs. Harry Bless-
ing, Mrs. Harold Blewitt, Mrs. Charles
Cigarski, Mrs. Paul Zybulski, Mrs.
Harry Lohmann, Mrs. Cornelius Fitz
patrick, Mrs. Fugene Fogle, Germaine
Fronzoni, Mrs. John Fabbian, Mrs. Eu-
gene Friffin, Mrs. Emma Gable, Mrs.
Carl Gablé, Mrs. Thomas Garahan,
MTs. ‘Cooney Goeringer, Mrs. Albert
Kilump, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs.
Louis Youngblood, Alberta ‘1Flannery,
Margaret Levi, Mrs. Matthias Sloyan,
Mrs. George Swartz, Mrs. Fay Wil-
liams and Mrs. Charles Youngblood:
EFFORT MOUNTAIN PAVE
URGED ON LEGISLATURE
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For several years Wyoming Valley
Motor Club has been endeavoring to
have the road from Blakeslee to Say-
lorshurg, permanently improved. Mon-
roe County has not been able to pave
it and could not afford to match, the
State on a fifty-fifty proposition. So
Wyoming Valley Motor Club decided
to bring together at a meeting every-
body interested and solicited aid from
all towns between Elmira, New York,
and Philadelphia.
On February 27, 1930, last year, a
meeting was called by Wyoming Val-
ley Motor Club, inviting reresentatives
from Philadelphia, Faston, Saylors-
burg, Effort, Stroudsburg, Wilkes-
Barre, Tunkhannock, Wyalusing, To-
wanda, Sayre and Elmira to consider
some way to bring about this very
much needed improvement. This meet-
ing was held at the Benjamin Franklin
Hotel in Philadelphia, and men from
service organizations, motor clubs,
ete, made brief talks and suggestions.
BACK MOUNTAIN CAPTAINS
NAMED IN WELFARE DRIVE
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: EK have to content themselves with make-
shift facilities of their own homes dur-
ing illness or accident. }
‘Among other services, other than
hospitalization, that were dispensed in
the Dallas district, the annual report
of the Federation shows that fourteen
crippled children were given corrective
treatment. A summary of other major
services by ithe Federation agencies'is
as follows: Association for the Blind,
three; Crittenton Shelter, ‘three; Lud
zerne County Catholic Charities, nine;
Mental Health Clinic, twenty-two; Red
Cross, thirty; Salvation Army, twenty-
six; Social Hygiene Society, one; Tu-
berculosis Society, five;
ities, thirty-nine; West Side Visiting
Nurse ‘Association, 412 free visits.
In the character building agencies it
is shown that Dallas has forty active
ini the Xo W. C.. A,
twenty-nine in the Men's Y. M. C. A.,
twenty-eight in the Boys’ ¥. M. C. A,
177 in the Girl ‘Scouts and 182 in the
memberships
TT iE
Helen Sudenick, Anna Hard-
MoGatry: is chair-|
Rose Dwyer, Mrs. John Dobinick, Mrs. |
United Char--
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Boy Scouts. of the thirty-one ‘agen
cies | "affiliated with the Federation,
twenty-one ‘dispensed service in -Dal-
las, totalling in their
major services ‘during the year.
‘Assisting Myps. Weise in her work
are Mrs. O. L. Harvey and Mrs. Z. E.|
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| Garinger, captains in charge of Dallas
borough, Dallas township and Alder-
son. Miss Esther Garinger, of Alder-y
son ‘is lieutenant in charge of solicita-
tion in Alderson. Captains of the Sha-
vertown' district are Mrs. Alonzo Prutz-
man and Mrs. Jacob Rau. Captains
for the Trucksville district have not
yet heen appointed.
Church Activities
The’ Christian Endeavor Salter of
‘Huntsville Christian church met Mon-
day evening for its regular: monthly
business meeting. Following the busi- |}
ness session. games were played and
refreshments were served by Elma and
Mildred Major. Members present were:
Gertrude Culp, Arline Frantz, Gerald:
Frantz, Elma Major, Mildred Major,
Cragle, Mrs. Marian Cragle, Boneita
Upton, Ella Frantz, Esther Barnes and
visitor, Arline Culp.
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Miss Shirley Snyder
Bloomsbury on Saturday.
‘Mr. and Mrs. George lLaBarr enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Laird Stanton, of
Harding, Saturday evening.
The members of the Jr. O. U. A. M
lodge entertained their families and
friends at a barn dance in their hall
on Friday evening. r
Mrs. Nancy Berlew is ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Nora Dymond.
The M. E. boys basketball team wi
play the Dorranceton M. E. boys on'
the local floor Friday evening, Janu:
ary 23. :
Horton, Bell has areal a lot of
Andrew Koleser and building a’
-house.
Frank Asterline is ill at his home. ’
Miss Fannie Berlew, of Scranton, is’
visiting at the home of her sitser, Mrs.
Nora Dymond. |
The M. E. choir will serve a Dutch
supper in the Community Hall at G
o'clock, Friday evening, January 30.1
After the supper the Nanticoke M. E.
give a musical entertain-
motored to
is
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choir will
ment.
The Michigan school
roll each week. Gladys -
has been on the honor roll for
weeks in succession. The following are
on for this week: Leon Austin, Evelyn,
Corby, Ruth” Corby, David Costine,
Leonard Dorrance and Betty Race.
TO GIVE OPPERETTA
IN SHAVERTOWN
has an honor
Schoonover
two
An opperetta entitled; “At the End
of the War Path,” will be presented
oy the pupils of '‘Shavertown Grade
Schools on Tuesday- evening, January
27, in the Shavertown M. E. church,
under the direction of Miss Irma
Myers, supervisor of music Kingston
township schools.
may be found.
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Evelyn Culp, Hannah Culp, Lawrence
COASTING ACCIDENT <5
Warren Bomboy, son “of: Robert Bom- #
boy, Carverton ‘road, wwas badly hurt
it
Fr iday
the reap
afternoon - "while
of his ‘home with an older
brother and
coasting
He was taken to West Side
Memorial hospital,
ing
runner.
where he
this time.
comfortably a
~The death of Robert E. Knarr, Jus-
tice of the Peace, ‘of this township, oc-
curred at his home at Fernbrook on
Friday morning of complications. Mr.
Knarr ‘was well known in this viein-
ity and his death was a shock to his |
many friends.
Mr. Knarr is survived by his ids Ww
and the following children: William,
of Shavertown; Clark, at home; Mrs.
Catherine Norris;
Benjamin and Frank. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon from his late
home. Services were conducted by Rev.
Davies, of Luzerne
church, and Rev. Webster,
Methodist church. Burial
Trucksville cemetery. ;
The death of Mrs. Julia Riley, aged
of Dallas]
was. in
76, occurred ‘at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Strange, of|'
Holly street, oon Saturday evening
Death followed a short illness of com-
plications. She was a member of the
Trucksville M. E. church and Ladies’
Aid Society. ‘Mrs. Riley is survived by
three children: Mrs. William Strange,
of Trucksville; Berton Riley, Shaver-
town, and Mrs. ‘Frank Lauderbach, of
Dallas; five grandchildren, Bertha and
Beatrice Riley, Doris, Willard and
Robert Lauderbach, and one sister,
Mrs. Mary Woolbert, of Dallas, one
brother, M. J. Riley, of I.ehman.
Funeral was held from her late home
| Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Rev. A. J. Chapman officiating. Inter-
ment was in Warden cemetery, Dallas.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ben-
nett, January, 16, a son. Mrs. Bennett
i Miss Nadine Rice, of Harris Hill
road. :
Queen Esther Sandard Bearers held
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of Miss Emily Lewis recently.
Business session was held followed by
games and a tasty lunch. Assisting
Miss Lewis in serving were Phema
Bulford and Ruth Hewitt. The fol-
lowing attended: Marion Reese, Ruth
Hewitt, Betty Cole, Phema Bulford,
Leah Richards, Della Riddle, Ruth
| Bennett, Minerva Perkins, Edith Pol-
lick, Eleanore Parsons, Edna Billings
and Anna Stencil. :
Robert Hainés, of Moosic, visited his
sister, Mrs. Cecil Hunsinger, recently.
Word was received from Mrs. C. TF.
Brobst, who is wintering at Lakeland,
Fla. Her address is 417 North Ken-
tucky avenue. She will be glad to
hear trom her friends here.
B. A. Rockwell
days at Harrisburg
is spending several
attending .
the
General
~ Clearance
Sale!!!
; ALL ak
Women’s Coats
AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
RANGING FROM
1-3 TO 1-2 OFF
Women’s
Footwear
ALSO GREATLY REDUCED
All Natural Bridge $3 89
Arch Models, Now. .
$5 and $6 Values
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dw 8249
$5.00 and $6.00 SHOES
NOW ..
The
Spanier Shoppe
63 MAIN STREET
LUZERNE PENNA.
some’ neighbor children.|
His left eve was pierced with a sled}.
is" rest-i
Drs.
Howell and Schiefly are attending him. F
also two brothers, |
~~ Presbyterian {
‘Occasional
i ‘Tables
| - to $15
- Attractive sables that may
tive scheme. Beautifully
mahogany.
Th
Reduced specially for this event from.
$24. Other occasional tables are priced to $56 ;
Fsniture, Second Floor
FOWLER, DICK
E BOSTON STORE
be: ak for every Beirne
finished in walnut and
and WALKER
-Kunkle-
Mrs. F. P. Kunkle, Correspondent
Misses Jean and Jessie Ritchie, of
Orchard Farm, Dallas, spent the week-
end with Miss Dorothy Elston.
Miss Altheda Nulton, of Wilkes-|
Barre, and Miss Mildred Nulton spent
Wednesday afternoon with their aunt,
Mrs. W. H. Conden. :
Mrs. Olin Kunkle visited Mrs. Stan-
ley Durland and Mrs. Etta Kocher, of.
Wyoming, on Tuesday, and her daugh-
ter, Eleanor, spent the day with Nellie
Makinson, of Forty Fort. : 3
The following Kunkle ladies weve
the guests of Mrs. Sherman Warden,
of Shavertown, on Friday, when she
‘entertained the Birthday Club with PA
dinner in honor of her birthday anni-
| ston,
and
| Smith, Mrs.
~! Him, Celeste ‘Sweezy, Charles Nulton,
— fe
Farm Show. He will return Wednes-}
day < versary: Mrs. John Isaacs, Mrs. Kiler
and Mrs. Jorrios Van Puls Mr Richards, Mrs. Charles Herdman, Mes. |
and Mrs. Stanley Van Scoy and. Mr. Ww. IL Condens dsp Mrs D/P Honey:
and Mrs« Wesley Schoonover ,of Cen- well and Mrs. J. N.:Whipp, of ‘Dallas;
termoreland, spent Friday evening af Mrs Frod Makinson, of Forty Moris
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben i >ost, Mrs. oH. Smith, bf Wiles Bare: ;
Boole. stacnt. * ans, C. W. Fisher, of Trucksville; and |’
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Glen Smith and chil (Mrs. H.ok-Woslhiert, of Shavertows.
dren, of Noxen, spent Saturday eve- |! A variety shower was given for Mr.
Aine with Mr. and. Mrs. B. C. Post and land Mrs. Weaver at the home of ‘the
family. {latter's .parents, Mr; and Mrs. Charles
Edward = Griffith, of Plymouth, has | Martin, on Wednesday eyening of last]
moved into. Rays Tunney’s: house on | Week. Mr. and: Mrs. Weaver received
IollV street. : : {many “beautiful and useful gifts:
ot - Games and conversation made the eve- |
: | ning pass ost enjoyably and lunch
[ee a ee “Flwas served at a late hour to: Mr. and
I vrs A. C. Devens, Mildred Devens,
| Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacs, Dorothy E!l-
Lois Landon, Althea Landon, Mr.
“Mrs. W. H. Conden, Miss Marga-
ret Kunkle, Mrs. Olin Kunkle, Eleangt
: Kunkle, Mrs. Fred Kunkle, Mrs. Clar-
ence Roote, James Roote, Mr. and Mrs.
| William Brace, Mrs. Ralph Hess, Doris
1 Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nulton, Mr.
and Mrs. Kdgar Nulton and © son,
{Sherry, Mrs. Ralph Elston, Estella Bl
ston, Mrs. Marvin Elston, Mr. and
Ralph ma Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hoyt, Mrs. J. S. Kunkle, Miss Gertrude
sie Ide, Mrs. Joseph
Hoyt, Marjorie Hoyt, Iris Hoyt, Emily
Honeywell, Altheda Nulton, Agnes
‘Ray Elston, Bob Prutzman, Mr. and
Mrs. William Weaver, Mrs. Charles
| Martin, Ernest Maritin, Albert Martin,
Vera Martin, Howard Martin and El-
wood Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gebide Bulford,
Trucksville, spent Friday evening with
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Conden.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sweezy and |
children, Marvin, Jr, and Betty, of |
Trucksville, spent Sunday afternoon |
and evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Kunkle and family.
of
Mr. and Mrs. 8S. R. Durland, Mrs
Etta Kocher, of Wyoming; Mr. and
Mrs: Carl Makinson and daughter,
Nellie, of Forty Fort, were callers at
township bus
high school students, and Mr. Kunkle
leaving from Kingston in one of the 2
Martz busses of the motorcade.
at Mrs. Adelman’s on Tuesday: Mr
C. W. Kunkle,
Mrs. Ralph Ashburner, Caroline Brace, :
Mrs.
H. Conden.
the first four going with the Dallas
load of teachers and
The following Kunkle members at-
tended the meeting of the W.-C. T. u.
Mrs. William . Brace,
Charles Herdman, Mrs. Vietor
Rydd, Mrs.'A C. Devens and Mrs. W.
>)
-Loyalville-
Mrs. ‘Walter Booth, Correspondent |
Messrs. Carl Rood and = Stan:
Hontz, of Sweet valley, made several
pleasant calls here Saturday. =
Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Marth called on’ g
Mrs, Bina Williams at Alderson “on A
Friday. 7 ]
The Class of Chestnut
Grove Sunday school held their meet
at the Ruth Delong on’:
Saturday afternoon. Lunch -was ser od
Avis Wesley, 3
Brodhun,
Florence
Allen Grey, Alice Booth, Robert
and 2
x -
Ever Ready
ing homé& of
to the following:
phine Mishkel, Flora
rude Scobel, ‘Alice Prous,
Smith,
Delong
Mrs.
the
she
Ruth Delong. TL
Charles Whiteseli entered
NesBitt West Side hospital, where
an opération %
has
will undergo
goiter. 2 BO Ley
A.D. Marth, Mrs. Zora
Mrs. AEN, WwW illiaans
visitors at the home of
Mr.: and MTs." Arbie: Td Lamoreanx, of .
Hunloeck' Creek, = © Fu :
My. and Ms. {
Mu.
NVilliams
and Mrs,
and
were Sunday
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Yor oy Delong and. nit
dren and Mrs. Louisa Delong spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mis.
Brown at Lehman, =
Helen Paniczko has returned
from the ‘Mercy “hospital,
citis. >
Frank Panicalo,
Mrs. arin Gilt and children, Hele
and Toddy, spent Sunday with Mr an
Mrs, Alex Paniczko, at this place. ar
Sunday services for Januady 3
Sunday school - 10:00 A. M.; ‘preach
ing at 7:30. P. M., by the pastor, ‘Re
Henry. :
Walter Booth on Thursday | a SA
January 15. Twenty oiers] 3
tiiree visitors were prosent.
January 29.
prayer meeting and the society COT
ally invites every one to bé presen
the Olin and Fr ed Kunkle homes Sun- |
da y afternoon.
sham: Hoyt, Frank Smith and Fred
ed the inauguration ceremonies of Gov.
Pinchot at Harrisbur on Tuesday,
iss Mildred Devens, Clyde and Ger-|
Kunkle were among those who atioud 1
300K of. Philippians and
asked te pray during the entire
a the spread. of Knowledge. of the.
Bible. :
Garfield 300th.
visited at the home of hig
E. Booth, on Mondag
iis thi
| “of Sugar A
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