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~Trucksville-
On Tuesday evening, May 31 the
Community Bible Class held the last |
meeting of the year. ‘A picnic supper |
was served before the study of the
lesson. Classes will again start some-
time in October. The meeting was held |
at the home of Mrs. W. E. How on
Mt. Greenwood Hill.
John Griffith son of Edward Grif-
fith has had measles, is able to be up
again,
Janet Post daughter of Ben Post is
recovered from a attack of measles.
B. Ford Johnson and family have
moved in the apartment over the store
on the corner of Main street and Car.
verton Road.
Irvin Parsons and family have mov-
ed from Harris Hill road to the Wool-
bert block on Holly street.
The Riday family have moved from
Carverton Road to Wilkes-Barre.
Many local people will be glad to
know that Rev. Herbert Roushey and
family of ' Portuguese, Hast Africa
have left there about May 1st and are
expected to arrive in. the home land
about the middle of June. They have
been gone five years. Rev. Roushey is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rou-
shey of Shavertown.
Steward Yorks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Yorks of Lohman street has
been very ill is slowly improving.
Mrs. W. E. Dow has recovered from
an attack of laryingitis and la-grippe:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
daughter Emma ‘and son Nelson spent
the holiday in Philadelphia.
F. Lewis,
Miss Ruth L. Perkins spent Decora-
tion Day in Philadelphia.
Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. E.
Church was entertained on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. M.
Lloyd on Carverton Road by Mrs. Al.
bert Jordon, Mrs. Newel Kester, Mrs.
Elizabeth Keller, Mrs. Thomas Knorr,
Jr., Mrs. Thomas Knorr, Sr., and Mrs.
M. M. Lloyd. Plans were made for a
birthday party to be held, June 17.-A
beneft tea to be given Mrs. W. H.
Hansen at her newly opened ice
cream parlor on Holly Street on June
8. The proceeds of this tea to be ap-
plied to the building fund. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend. Follow-
ing adjournment of the meeting re-
freshments was served to the follow-
ing: Mesdames W. H. Parsons, Guy
‘Woolbert, M. A. Dymond, Frank G.
Mathers, Lory Johnson, Elizabeth War-
den, George C. Bessemer, J. Roland
Crompton, Albert Thompson, Jr., John.
son Coolbaugh, ‘Louis Schuler, H. D.
Turn, Frank Locke, E.. W. Piatt, El-
mer Coolbaugh, Harry Carey, David
Wiliams, A. C. Kelley, W. A. Cease, S.
ber of her girlhood friends. }
D. Finney, M. M. Lloyd, Thomas
Knorr Jr., Newel Kester, Misses Grace
Deane, Ruth Woolbert and Master Le-
roy Thompson. The serving commit-
tee for ‘the June meeting will consist
of the following: Mesdames: A. C.
Kelley, Frank Locke, Frank Mathers,
George Metz, Ellen Moyle, J. Earl
Newhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Erman Reynolds ana
family are visiting the former’s par-
ents on Mt. Greenwood Road.
Mrs. Chares Post entertained at a
chicken dinner on Wednesday a num-
Robert Davis of Carverton Road has
gone to Philadelphia to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hoover had as
guests at Their home a few days re-
cently Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Roberts of
.Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs.
Allington L. Jones of Columbus, Qhio. |
Mrs. Jennie Uldrick eof Edgewood
Heights has been removed from Gen-
eral hospital to the home of her
daughter in Edwardsville.
Mrs. Lewis Roushey has been con.
fined to her hed with a severe attack
ef grippe.
Miss Helen Reynolds has returned to
her home on Mt. Greenwood for the
summer. Miss Reynolds is a student
at Goucher College, Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wiliams,
daughter Jessie and son Roger spent
the week end and Decoration Day
visiting Wilkes-Barre relatives.
Mrs. William Hansen is opening an
ice cream parlor with a tea for bene-
fit of the Ladies ’Aid of the Trucks-
ville Methodist Church on June 8. The
public is invited. Tea will be served
from 2 o'clock until all are served. A
silver offering wil be taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Voltz of New
Britain Conn., spent the week end at
the Hansen home on Holly street.
Mr. Adam Steltz spent Decoration
Day visiting Trucksville relatives. He
returned to his home ini Corning, New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jenkins and
sons Aran and Evan were Catawissa
visitors on Monday.
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Annual Reunion
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The annual reunion df the Boston-
Potter famalies will be held at Ber-
neseo Park, near Berwick on Fatur.
day, June 8th,
Announce Marriage _{Machell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |Delaware, Maryland, District of Col.
| Mrs. A. S. Culbert and Mrs. J. F. |
| umbia, North Carolina, West Virginia,
Jeter Jr., spent a day recently in New |
THE DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1932.
-Dallas-
| York City.
Almon Booth, assistant manager of |
Announcement is made of the ar- | Sterling Machell of Dallas.
| riage of Miss Celeste Levitt of Center | The young ‘couple will make their | Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky om
Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Risley enter. | moreland and Leonard Machell of Dal. | home in Chicago after June 18, where | the way.
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Appointed shanagor of thie Grand Union tained their sister-in-law, Mrs. Wil- las at Sunbury on January 21, 1932, Mr. Machell will have charge of the
liam West of Tunkhannock over the Rev. Mr. Todd performed the cere- {buying of produce for a large restau-
store at Hawley.
of obliging disposition and leaves Dal-
Jas with the well wishes of all for suc-
cess in his new venture,
He is a young man
past week end. ‘On Sunday they mot. | mony. rant.
cred to Muncy where they visited re- Miss Levitt was formerly a teach-
jlatives. ler in Dallas borough schools. Mr.
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They will make the trip by motor, {wild turkey farm have gathered 1318
visiting the States of Pennsylvania, eggs for hatching.
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