Te DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PA. FRIDAY, ANT LAN JARY 31 1935. PACE THREE | LOCAL FARMERS MAY APPLY FOR { Association Organized For Immediate Service Production Credit Association loans are now available to Luzerne County Farmers. Growers who desire to secure loans will be given an opportunity to make application at the Rear of 84 Scott Street, Wilkes-Barre, January 14th and 15th from 9:30 to 4:00 P. M. each of these days. Farmers from the lower end of the® —Kunkle— county may apply at the home of R.| R. Brader, Salem Township, Berwick, R. D. any evening. The Scranton Production Credit As- Russel Honeywell of Philadelphia sociation, a local branch of Baltimore spent the 5 i ; i Intermediate Credit Corporation, em- Bors Weekend with! his) Tamiy bracing nine counties in northeastern Pennsylvania; ‘now is in a position to accept applications for loans to farm- ers. ct his term of eniistirent and re- The amount of money a farmer can borrow depends upon the security he |turned to Kunkle last week, he is stay- | ea Jones, who has been employed lat a CCC camp at Tyler, Pa., has fin can offer, the loans being made by | Ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John leins on crops livestock, or personal [Isaacs at present. property. Loans up to $500.00 can be | secured within two weeks time and are payable directly from Scranton. IL.oans over $500.00 are acted on and paid by the Baltimore Intermediate Credit Cor- poration The money secured from these loans may be used for dairy herd improve- ment, fruit growing, poultry farming, Mr, Margaret Kunkle entertained at din- ner on Sunday’ Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeWitt and sons Warren, Paul, and | carl of Mt. Greenwood, and Mrs. Min- nie Kunkle. Mrs, Julia Kunkle, Mrs. Ralph Ash- {burner and son Nelson visited Mr. and crop production, general production, or | Mrs. Henry Isaacs of Shavertown on for remodeling farm buildings. | Friday. The interest rate is 5 per cent ard | Mrs. Oliver Hoyt of Dallas spent other costs incidental to securing a | loan have been reduced materially this year. | The Scranton Production Credit Cor- | bration was incorporated late -last| fing and due to the new set-up, the hs last year were a little tardy in | iving, but this year the Association horoughly organized so that imme- hte attention can be given all appli- | tions. Thursday of last week with Mrs. J; S. | Kunkle. Charles Gilsliechter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gelsliechter is treated at General Hospital for blood poisoning which resulted from an in- jury to his leg when he was thrown from a bicycle. a ————— Texas Woman Dies (Continued from Page 1) ~Loyalville- | with a severe cold during the holidays Iris’ Payne, has resumed her studies and isd of bneumon!a. 1 Sr at Bloomsburg State Teachers’ College iShe was a former signs by ilkes- after spending the holidays with her |B2rre and was a member of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Payne. Methodist Episcopal Church. She Miss Elizabeth : ‘student |TeSided in Texas about five years. had Sorchick, nurse of Scranton Hospital, spent the | Surviving are her husband, three sis- week-end with her mother. ters, Mrs. Gans of Dallas; Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ashburner and H. Eddy of NVilkes-Barre, and Mrs. sons of Kunkle, Mrs. McNeel' and |Lewis Leger, Kingston, and two bro- thers, John H. Binney of this city, and Chester Binney, a member of the Wilkes-Barre police department. William Ashburner of Outlet, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe bn Sunday. Mrs. Henry Wolfe who was a patient ht tne Nesbitt Memorial Hospital has |” returned home and is rapidly improv- ng. IRA D. COOKE Miss Helen Paniczko is taking care | Professional Land Surveyor of her sister who just returned from ENGINEERING he hospital. 2 A Mr. and Mrs. Hawley are entertain- | Penn’a Register No. 4104 SUCCESSOR TO ng friends from Connecticut, CHAS. H. COOKE, Dec'd Here's A Hotham = Sot LOANS NEXT MONDAY OR TUESDAY ... and Mrs. Olin Kunkle and Miss |S being | First | AR NN NN NN NN NN EE NN ES EES NT NN SN EN XY we CENT R Sl; avertown— | Promotion. Snuounced | 7 N | HOME ENTERED | The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea | i : |e i in ah Comply Snore the appointment | Charter No. 8164 Reserve District: No. 3 ! Ks , § § J." E. Hennessey , positi | N |time Friday might while the family | Assistant oY aE hy wl REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE ag A ay A [hate of ASP Ment Operations In| a 8 > he Scranton Unit—which embraces 532 | f | and other valuables. { stores in Northeastern Pennie lvunin FIRST NATIONAL BANK or ae CR Roor fans the lower tier of New York State, | past week, . ry ii Hot a) of Dallas, in the State of P Ivani of Wiliam Dewi bi Truciavil, and, [pe RL font ing | , 111 The State o ennsylvania, at the close 3 d w J In cash. Local police 'years. Taking advantage of the many i q : are working on the cases. |opportunties offered by the A & P from of business on December 31, 1934. ® IMPROVEMENT MEETING [the position of clerk, advancing with Shavertown Improvement Associa- outstanding ability from clerk to man- ASSETS tion will meet at Shavertown school [ager; to Assistant Superintendent; to |house, Friday night at 8 o'clock. The Supertendent, at this time to be re- election of officers will be held. warded with hi slatest appointment. Loans and discounts $235,035.97 TO INSTALL OFFICERS ray Overdrafts 44.56 | Shavertown Firemen at their annual To Hold Party United States Government obligations, direct | smoker meeting to be held Monday (Continued from Page 1) and|or fully guaranteed 122,700.00 (night. in the basement of the Lutheran Other bonds; stocks, and securities 221,619.98 church will install officers for the year. | vidual prizes to winners at cards. Banking house, Furniture and fixtures 66,882.60 | Cortez Jennings has been chosen for Others in charge of the affair are: Real estate owned other than banking house 25,719.74 President for the year, Horace M. Hall, | Chairman, Mrs. James Gallagher, Sha- Reserve with Federal Reserve bank 44,155.21 | financial secretary; D. M. Shaver, re- [vertown; Mrs. Joseph Regan, Shaver- Cash in vault and balances with other banks 30,259.61 {cording secretary; Harry Seigel, treas- (town; Mrs. Andrew Fisher, Shaver- Outside checks and other cash items 578.76 {urer; H. 8. Van Campen, Chief: Geo. | town; Mrs. Rose Silic, Shavertown; Redemption fund with United States Ireasurer and due r, assistant chief; Stephen John- | Mrs. William Luksie, Trucksville, and from United states Treasurer 3,750.00 |son, captain; Charles Gossart, lieu-|Miss Sue Hazlinsky, Fernbrook. Other assets 1,257.58 [tenant. The supper will be served from 6 to ee Following the installation of officers |S. Total assets $758,003.98 a smoker will be held and a program . of entertainment will be presented and Birth Announcements refreshments will be serrved. P. M.| Mr. and Mrs. Gus Adler announce the LIABILITIES Malkemes is chairman. The men of the | birth of a daughter at their home on |community are invited to attend. | Friday, December 28. . : BASKETBALL Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck of Hill Demand deposits, except United States Government deposits, Kingston Township high school bas- | Crest View, welcomed their fifth son 3 ng delosity of other hanks $101,188.50 ketball teams will entertain the Dallas | into the family circle on Thursday | Time Qeposits, except posial savings, public funds, and Township high school teams on the |Right, January 3. : deposifs of other hanks $97,523.08 local floor tonight. | Auxiliary Meeting. Public funds of States, counties, school districts, or 7 SUFFER INJURIES COASTING | The woman's Auxiliary of Shaver- other subdivisinos or municipalities 49,858.56 MdATEAT. nitention. which required | town Lutheran church will meet on Deposits of other banks, including certified and several stitches to close wounds to | Wednesday evening, at the church, at | cashiers’ checks outstanding 1,503.73 their heads was given to Murray Fer- |S. { Circulating notes outstanding 75,000.00 rel and Isabelle Hock, who received in- Evening Sermons Dividends declared but not yet payable and amounts set juries when they chashed into a stalled | A Sunday evening Sermon series | aside for dividends not declared 1,500.00 automobile while coasting Saturday. = |will begin Sunday night at Shavertown | Other liabilities 2.88 Supervisors Elect Youngblood | Lutheran church, entitled “Religion! Total Capital Account 131,417.23 At the reorganization meeting of [Around the World”. The pubiic is in- | Ee Kingston Township supervisors, Fran- |vited to the service to hear about the | Total Liabilities 758,003.98 cis Youngblood was elected president, distant countries, their religious beliefs | United States Government obligations, direct Grover Stock, secretary, and Bruce |and Christian missions in each land. and|or fully guaranteed 87,000.00 Long Treasurer for the year. D. O. Compressor In Use. | Other bonds, stocks, and Securities 15,000.00 Coughlin was retained as solicitor. An air compressor and jack hammer | The millage was approved calling for | were put in use at Evergreen Cemete ry | Total Pledged (excluding rediscounts) $102,000.00 6 mills road tax and 3 mills for light [during the week to dig graves due to Pledged and 2 mills for sinking fund which is the frost penetrating in the ground, to | (a) Against circulating notes outstanding 75,000.00 being used to reduce the debt. la depth of twelve inches (c) Against public funds of States, counties, school - — — ——— - - - - districts, or other subdivisions or municipalities 27,000.00 | mpm ————. 030 A A A EE RN EE NERS a] Total Pledged $102,000.00 7 State of Pennsylvania, County of Luzerne, ss: I, W. B. Jeter, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly | swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl- REQ. U. 8, PAY: OFF. | edge and belief. Represented By W. B. JETER, Cashier Sworn to and subscribed before |Jorrect Attest: M F P K kl me this 5th day of January, 1935. | C. A. Frantz. IS. . ° un J. T. Jeter, | R. L. Brickel, | Justice of the Peace, i R. F. D. No. 1, Dallas, Pa, "Phone 121-R-12 | (Bunty My: Comp, 5% Monday | 40 Dovers, in January, 1936. Directors. Write or phone for an appointment. | & J For Bad Coughs And Lingering Bronchitis | There never was such a wondervyl| Pough and cold medicine as Buckley's ~—it's so different—it’'s so powerful—it | ‘acts like a flash” yet it contains no | Hope. Tough old hang-on coughs are often | onquered over night—that stubborn | onchitis that causes you trouble ght and day will speedily disappear. es a 45 cent bottle of Buckley's | Mixture at EVAN'S PHARMACY, or Shavertown, or any real drugstore | it's the largest selling cough and co wy remedy in all Camada—hundreds | housands in that cold, frozen country | ar py 1t—try it—it won’t fail you— | honey back if not delighted. | | —J | (@ Up The Ladder | The beginning of a New Year s, to us, like starting up another — r of service, 1935 marks our 9th trip and we're planning to get nearer the top than ever before. | "Did you ever drive through the country at night and notice once in awhile, a house which is lighted with a brilliant white light? That home is using an Aladdin kerosene lamp. More Aladdins were sold in the past Christmas season than ever be- fore. John Pallman is holding Bun- ker Hill against cold weather with one of our handy saw frames. We have a good, strong outfit for as little as $13.00. Wouldn't take many for a ton itter. Just several days ago, ands Brothers, at North Eaton killed a Berkshire hog which dressed 646 lbs. All of which re- minds us that we have the Smoke Salt, Knives, and Scrap- pers needed when you kill your 346 pounder. How about mext summer's re- ceration problem? We are pared to furnish you with ice tools, Westinghouse Refrigera- tors or Milk Coolers. See Us For Truck Chain Material. Gay-Murray Co. Inc. annock al. without | Tun THE NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET LOWEST-PRICED SIX UNUSUAL ECONOMY FLASHY ACCELERATION 23% MORE POWER for Getaway and Hill-Climbing BIG, ROOMY BODY BY FISHER SMOOTH, POWERFUL BRAKES BLUE-FLAME VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE HEVROLET presents the finest cars and biggest values that Chevrolet has ever offered. Master Chevrolgt engine. The New Standard Chevrolet . . . styled in the traditional Chevrelet manner which has proved so popular. 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