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HEADLINES OF 1937
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FEBRUARY 26: Growth Of Co-opera- |
tion Noted At Annual Meeting Of Farm- |
ers. di J. D. Hutchison, farm agent, trav- |
els 18,908 Miles In Work During 1936 |
LL Last Minute Spurt Gives Kingston |
Township Chance At League Tie In Cru |
cial Game With Dallas..:... Dallas Wor,
men’s Club Sponsors Fashion Show........
Rev. Herbert Frankfort Named To Suc |
ceed Ruff At St. Paul's Lutheran Church. |
MARCH 5: FOUR YOUTHS ADMIT |
GUILT IN LOCAL HOLD UPS .... |
Meteoric Criminal Careers End As Police |
Round Up Bandits........ Jackson WPA |
Men Threaten Strike........ Luzerne County |
Gas And Electric Corp. Announce Tenth |
Rate Reduction In Nine Years..... Blaze |
Destroys Jackimowitz Home At East Dal- |
las... Chief O'Kane Takes Over Subur- |
ban Inn. |
MARCH 12:: Dallas Borough Clinches |
League Championship But Is Swamped In|
P. iT. A. A. Finals........ Ruth Jackson, 23, |
Called Heroine After Rescue Of Two |
Skaters From Harvey's Lake........ Charles |
Thomas Recalled As Pastor Of Glenview |
P.' M. Church........ Henry Deater And!
Andrew Lotusky Skate In Bathing Suits |
On Harvey's Lake, Then Break Ice And
Take Dip!
MARCH 19: ALFRED RAY KILLED |
BY CARBON MONOXIDE POISON... |
... Married 25 Years, Mr. and Mrs. James |
H. Evarts of Hunlock Creek Celebrated |
By Being Remarried By Same Pastor......
Mrs. Earl Newhart Seriously Hurt In A
Motor Accident At Wind Gap........ Fern-
brook Park Leased To York State Pro-|
motor........ Ray Williams, Jr., Skull Frac
tured In Accident, Writes Account Of
Mishap For Post While Being Treated.
MARCH 26: Greater Dallas Rotary
Club Starts New Move To Revive Plans
For Luzerne By-Pass........ Steve Summer-
hill, Lehman Athletic Coach, Wins Tryout
With St. Louis Cardinals........ Resigns Post
At Lehman........ Mysterious Blaze Destroys
Jacob Miller Home At Lake Township...
Leonard Phillips, Trucksville, Meets His
Death In Mines Near Spot His Brother
And Father Died........ Dallas School Board
Fixed Levy At 29 Mills.
APRIL 2: LEGISLATURE MAY PUT
DALLAS IN HUGE NEW RURAL
DISTRICT........ Post Discloses Democrat-
ic Move To Bulk Republican Rebels In
30-Mile Long : “Gerrymander™........ Four
Bandits Who Preyed On Local Gas Star
tions Draw Total Of 154 Years....VAN
DYKE PLEDGES STATE AID TO RO-
TARY CLUB COMMITTEE ON LU-
ZERNE BY-PASS........ Dr. W. W. Laza-
rus Dies At Tunkhannock........ Rev. and
Mrs. Harry M. Savacool Of Trucksville
Mark Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary
With A Repeat Ceremony.
APRIL 9: G. O. P. IS SLOW TO
OPPOSE NEW RURAL DISTRICT......
Allied Groups On B’-Pass Working On
New Plan To Eliminate Need For Luzerne
Oa KL Summerhill Wins Contract
With Cards Shavertown Firemen
Change Plans On New Quarters....Base-
ball Season Opens April 27.
APRIL 16: REV. AND MRS. HAR-
RY RUNDELL, NOXEN, INJURED IN
CRASH........ Son In Critical Condition...
Mrs, W. L. Tracy Rescued By Son, Lee,
When She Falls From Gangplank Into
Pacific........ One Of Clifford Ide’s
Lays Eggs 9 1-4 Inches By 7 1-2 Inches
kiss Motorists Urged To Write Harris
burg About Condition Of Luzerne Road.
APRIL 23: State Engineers Study To-
by’s Creek In Making Plans Against Fu
ture Floods........ See Need For Reforesting
Te) Mrs. Jean Kuehn Chosen As
Juror. ...:% Dallas Delegation Confers With
Luzerne Merchants To End Oppisitios On
By-Pass........ M. E. Conference Makes But
One Change In Local’ Charges........ Rev.
C. Duane Butler Succeeds Rev. Howard
Willetts At Lehman.
APRIL 30: GILES AND EMMETT
MOORE KILLED AT MEHOOPANY
WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR........ Mr. and
Mrs. John Merical Celebrate 60th Wed-
ding Anniversary........ SHAVERTOWN
FIREMEN APPROVE PLANS TO BUY
LOT AND BUILD HOME........ HW,
Herdman Dies........ Mrs. W. L. Tracy, on
visit to Son In Hollywood, Has Clothes
Burned In Fire........ Local Women's Club
Hostess To County Federation At An-
nual Meeting Here.
MAY 7: KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DIRECTORS REFUSE TO
RENEW CONTRACT OF SUPERVIS-
ING PRINCIPAL J. A. MARTIN
Martin Prepared To Test Board's Action
Under New Tenure Bill........ Noxen’s Old
Grads Reunited At Dinner COM.
MUNITY SHOCKED AT DROWNING
OF IRIS STEVENSON, THREE-YEAR:
OLD DAUGHTER OF CHIEF AND
MRS.) IRA STEVENSON OF HAR-
VEY'S LAKE........ Post’ Features Article
On “Community Planning” By Attorney
Peter P. Jurchak.
MAY 14: Hopes For By-Pass Fade As
Latest Movement Dies........ POST} OF-
FERS 100 TO 1 ODDS LONG-AW AIT
ED PROJECT WILL NOT BE BUILT
THIS. YEAR........ Chandler W. Bluhdorn, ;
| GRADUATES CLASS OF 1937
Hens
Prominent Dallas Merchant, Dies Sudden’
ly... Board From Women's Club Pre-
| pares To Edit Issue Of The Post.
MAY 21: POST'S COOKING SCH-
OOL OPENS........ Moving Picture “The
Bride Wakes Up” Attracts Capacity Au’
diences........ Hundreds Of Dollars In Big
Prizes Awarded To Audiences........ Mrs.
William Baker Selected By Honorary
Editors As “Local Woman Who Has
Been Of The Most Service To Her Com-
munity During The Last Year”........ Mrs.
W. L. Tracy Returns From Hollywood...
Martin Institutes Mandamus Proceedings
Against Kingston Township School Board.
MAY. 28: DALLAS TOWNSHIP
Dallas Borough Will Give Diplomas To
22.550 Miss Gladys Oney Visits Grand-
parents, Mr. And Mrs. Wesley Hoover,
On Return From Hawaii........ By-Pass Pro-
ponents Willing Main Street, Luzerne,
Should Be Paved At Same Time As The
Shirt-Cut.
JUNE 4: George E. Norton, Former
Dallas Druggist, Dies..... LEGISLATURE
PUTS DALLAS IN NEW DISTRICT...
Hot Weather Arrives Early........ Lightning
Strikes Howard Worden’s Barn........ Court
| Prepares To Take Testimony On Kings
ton Township School Test Of Teacher
| Tenure Bill........ Forty Seven Receive Di*
| plomas At Kingston Township.
JUNE 11: Anthony Woznicki Drowns
In Harvey's Lake........ Two Youths Who
Assaulted Cresson Gallup In October, 19-
{36, Get Years Jail Term Apiece...Har-
{old Rau, Son Of Mr. And Mrs. J. H. Rau
| of Shavertown, Commissioned As Second
| Lieutenant In Air Corps........ Mt. Green-
wood Kiwanis Observes 10th Anniversary.
JUNE 18: Farmers To Get More Room
For Market In City........ Busses Will Be
Substituted For Street Cars Here
Kunkles Have 24th. Annual Reunion......
| Surveyors Busy On Proposed Route Of
| Luzerne Highway........ Elizabeth Oliver,
| Meeker, Dies At Age Of 86.
| JUNE 25: VOTERS IN ALL LOCAL
| TOWNS MUST REGISTER ANEW
TO'VOTE......i Leaders Confused On The
Status Of 7th District........ No Represen-
tative To Be Elected Until 1938
Anna Barber, Noxen, Fractures Skull In
Fall From 50-Foot Trestle........ American
Legion Sponsors’ “Circus™........ H. Austin
Snyder, Principal at Lehman, And Miss
Diana I. Lizdas, Member Of His Facuity,
Married.
JULY 2: FARM VOTE IMPERILED
BY NEW REGISTRATION REGULA-
TIONS........ Rural Sections Slow To Res-
pond To Plea To Guard Right To Vote
BLL G. O. P. Still Has Majority In Dal
las Despite Democratic Gains........ Kings-
ton Township School Board: Defeated In
First Round Of Legal Tilt With Principal
ivanies Harvey's Lake Takes Third Drown-
ing Victim Of Year When 76-Year-Old
Hermit Slips On Bank And Falls In......
Dr. Carl E. Hontz And Miss Marjorie C.
Killgore Married.
JULY 9: MARTIN WINS CON-
TRACT AND $300 RAISE FROM THE
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP DIRECTORS
ei Dallas School District Ends Fiscal
Year With $150 Balance........ Fireworks
Banned In Borough Following Thought-
less Pranks........ Mrs. Herman Sands, Ac-
cident Victim, Dies In Hospital........ The
Frears And Parrishes Join For Reunion.
JULY 16: BAKER, JETER AND
|AYRE SLATED AS CANDIDATES
FOR SCHOOL BOARDS Swartz,
Roberts And Davies, Incumbents, Decline
To: Run.....% Despondent, Roger P. Pat
ton, Noren, WPA Worker, Drenches Self
With Gasoline And Burns Himself To
Death........ PETER REIDEL, ACE GER-
MAN GLIDER IN U. §8. FOR NA-
TIONAL SOARING MEET, MAKES
FORCED LANDING AT NOKEN.
Entertained By Folks There........ Senator
Mundy Assures Rotarians = Luzerne By-
Pass In Near Future........ Attorney Frank
Pinola Purchased Old “Yacht Club” at
| Lake.
JULY 23: FIERCE GALE SWEEPS
ACROSS DALLAS........ Downs Trees,
Extinguishes Lights, Tears Wires Down....
Thousands Of Dollars Damage In Wake
od Final Plans For By-Pass Go To The
Commissioners” For Okay......Charles Mur-
phy, Kunkle, Rescues Nanticoke Man
From Drowning At Harvey's Lake ........
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dier Who Fought With Washington,
Dies SHAVERTOWN FIREMEN
BUY BUSH BUILDING FOR" $5,400.
JULY 30: TIUCE BETWEEN REPU-
BLICAN FRACTIONS HERE EMPHA-
SIJES IMPORT OF COUNTY CAM-
PAIGN Eight Republican Nominees
In ‘Borough Have No Democratic Oppo-
sition Army Worm, Absent Since
1916, Pays Visit To Lehman Farm
L. A. McHenry Concludes 4-Year Job
To Clear Titles For Owners.
AUGUST 6: NINETY-THREE CAN-
Richard Templin Return Home
| Stop In Shavertown........ Coxton Picknick-
ers Climax Day’s Outing With Free-For-
|
Joseph H. Finch, Great-Grandson Of Sol )
AUGUST 13: Three-Mile
Route Between Tunkhannock And Dallas |
Almost Finished........ George Reynolds, A
Prominent Local Young Man, Dies After
Two-Month Illness........ Prof. Ernest Wood
and Brother, Thomas, Re-United After
22-Year Separation........ Robert Taylor In-
jured When He Stumbles Over Stump |
And Discharges Shotgun
Mrs. M. J. Shiner, Meeker, Killed In A
Motor Crash At Plainfield, N. J.
AUGUST 20: Harvey's
Fourth Drowning Victim Of Season........
John Kelly, 23, New York, Drowns Near
Stull’s
HOURS AFTER MOTOR CRASH........
John Hettis Struck By Car Which Over-
id Mower Bar Cuts Child's Legs...
Richard Ide Runs Into Blades........ Would
Promote Town As Winter Sports Center
Third Of Voters Fail To Register.
AUGUST 27:
FRANK MURRAY GIBSON LEAVE
DALLAS FOR TOKYO
Bethlehem Steel Man Returning To The
Orient
District Ready To Open $47,000 Annex
State, County and Traction Company
Engineers Confer On Luzerne By-Pass...
Dallas Township Schools Establish Busi-
ness Course........ Lake Taxpayers’ Group
Addpt Ambitious Program Calling For
Improvements Of Roads,
Better Fire And Police Protection.
SEPTEMBER 3: People From Seven
States Attend Free Methodist Conference
tas HALF OF POPULATION TO
PROTECT: VOTE........ Many Fail To Re-
gister........ Democrats’ Cut Republican Lead
Slightly........ Frank Wagner Named Head
Of Harvey's Lake Protective Association
Highway Department Agrees To Im-
provements At Harvey's Lake........ Jimmy
Graham, 9, Invites 171 People To Revival
At Sweet Valley Church....George Weit--
zel, Shavertown Artist,
Birthday.
SEPTEMBER 10: Howard Tinsley Suc-
ceeds Ernest Line As Coach Of Football
At Dallas........ Season Of Fairs Lures Visi-
tors To Gay Midways........ Lightning Hits
11-Year-Old Trees On Huntsville Farm
turbance At Dallas Township High School
Arrested By Chief O'Kane......Quiet Elec-
tion Expected In Dallas Next Tuesday......
Hot Contests Anticipated In Dallas Town-
SEPTEMBER 17: TWO INFANTILE
PARALYSIS CASES DISCOVERED IN
BOROUGH........ Schools
cautionary Measure
NOMINATE SLATE, HEADED BY
ARTHUR RAINEY FOR BURGESS...
Independent Republicans ‘Win In Dallas
Township........ Coaches Consider Six-Man
Football For Back Mountain
Township High School Installs Telephone.
SEPTEMBER 24: ASA E. LEWIS IS
STRICKEN SUDDENLY........ Frosts Nip
Danger Of Infantile Paralysis Spread In
Dallas........ Schools Open Monday........ No
New Cases Reported........ Mrs. George S.
Sawyer’s Dahlias Win Total Of 123 Rib-
eeering G. O. P. Factional Split Threat-
Year.
OCTOBER 1: Stanley Morrett Begins
Construction Of New Building On Main
Street... . Paul Shaver Elected Command-
er Of American Legion........ Dallas M. E.
Church To
Leads In County By 14,000........ PL A.
A. Charges Against
High School Dropped
Class To Construct Walk Around The
Shavertown M. E. Church.
OCTOBER 8: MUNDY PROMISES
ROAD CONTRACT BY YEAR'S END
....5t. Paul's Church Dedicates New Or-
ars Ku Klux ‘Klan, Eager To Regain ® kk
Lost Power, - Capitalizes On Interest In
Hugo Black Appointment........ Drives For
New Members
Loomis, Tunkhannock, Marks 101st Birth- ==
sees Gibsons Arrive Safely In Japan.
OCTOBER’ 15: DEATH TAKES MR.
FRANK NEYHARD, G. O. P. NOMIN-
EE FOR JUSTICE
Aged 8, Dies After Being Struck By Car
Dallas School Board Pays Off $5,000
In Short Term Loans........ Republicans To
Strive For Harmony In Dallas Township.
OCTOBER:
Ends Drought Threat........ Mrs. Floyd San-
ders Heads West Side Division In Wel
In Dallas November 2........ Faces Complete
Democratic Slate For First Time In Num-
ber Of Years........ B. Prank Bulford, Last
Survivor Among Signers
Charter, Celebrates 82nd Birthday.
OCTOBER 29: Candidates In Home
Stretch In Race For Votes........ Post Pre
dicts Republican Victory Locally, Demo-
cratic Victory In County........ Three Leh-
DIDATES FILE IN RACE FOR 35 OF-| man Potato Growers, George Rice, Thom
FICES........ Oppising Forces Line Up For|as Pollork And Alfred Rice, Win Hon-
Hot Primary Fight In Dallas Township... {ors From 00 Bushel Club............ Nelson
Kenneth Westover, William Disque and [Moore Appointed Justice
After | Township Se Barred From School, Town-
Two Years’ Army Service In Panama........ | ship Republicans Hold Rally In Grange
Brawl On Picnic Train Forces Police To Hall.
PAGE FIVE
NOVEMBER 5: COUNTY SWEPT |®
BY DEMOCRATS........ Complete Repub-
lican Slate Elected In Dallas Borough........
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
Ralph Elston, New Dallas Township |
School Director, Only Democrat Elected |
Locally........ State Announces More New |
Pave To Be Laid On Route 92 Next
Spring........ Local Post Office Prepares To
Aid In Census Of Jobless........ Herbert A.
Smith New Burgess Of Dallas.
NOVEMBER 12: ADAM KIEFER IS |
STRUCK BY CAR NEAR STROUDS-
BURG........ A. O. Adelman Resigns As
Building Inspector........ Agnes Kline, In-
fantile Paralysis Victim, Goes To Warm
Springs........ Dallas Junior Women's Club
Marks Fifth Birthday........ Only 43 Days
Until Christmas.
NOVEMBER 19: Three Local Apple
Growers Among Five Best At Exhibit......
Frantz, Berlew And Sordoni Score With
Prize Fruit....-... G. T. KIRKENDALL TO
RESIGN AS DALLAS POSTMASTER
fron Irate Mother, Protesting Disciplinary
Measures At Kingston Township High
School, Invades School With Photograph-
er, Challenges Principal To Fist Fight......
Mrs. W. R. Garinger Called By Death.
Link On,
pocket
Mr.
and
Lake
Claims
ance,
NOXEN MAN DIES 24
retary,
MR. AND MRS. ; mas.
Veteran
EN Kingston Township School
67th Place Among Apple Growers In
Producing Sections....... Motor Club To
Ask Court To Order Improvement Of
Center Hill Road........ Community Welfare
Federation Volunteers Get 89.4 Per
Cent Of Their Goal........ Building Activity
Noted Despite Arrival Of Winter......Ira
Kyttle, 16, Wounds Self When Shotgun
Discharges Accidentally.
DECEMBER 3: The Centermoreland
The
as the
Lower Tares,
carrying was gone.
the store to retrace his steps through the
Holcomb farm to Davis Street and his
backyard.
luck favored the youth, for he found the
bill upon a white stone near his yard. He
had saved the money from his own allow-
Daniel Alex Lawley of Kingston visit: |
ed relatives in Shavertown last Sunday.
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Junior Klump came near to having a
sorrowful Christmas.
ley’s on Christmas Eve to make some
purchases and when he reached in his
He came to Stan-
the ten dollar bill he had been
He hastened from
The day was dying fast, but
——
“Bill” Luksic not only gave us a boost
but paid us an honor in his Sunday In-
dependent column.
Want to be our sec
Bill?
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Coach Nielson Andrews and wife and
Mrs. John B. Hendrickson of Westmoor
were visitors at the Lawley's on Christ
2
Everyone who knows Attorney Jurchak
is sorrowing with him because
| death of his mother, Mrs. Mary Jurchak.
NOVEMBER 26: Luzerne Cougty In | Attorney Jurchak is one of the bestik-
ed young lawyers in the county.
of the
Holcomb. Farm is being suggested
site for an athletic field for the
high school if a new school is built ad-
jacent to the present high school.
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{ciate the opportunities which
Charles Conklin of Carverton is build- |
ing a nice business for the J. W. Yeager
Co. of Kingston and is covering all of
this territory.
The Klumps are thinking of moving, in-
cidentally, and if they do Trucksville will
miss a kind and thrifty family. They
have been here for several years and have
built their own home and stable.
_
Ray Laux certainly is making | head-
way with his machine shop on Roushey
Street. A pretty lawn and fence, bank-
ed with a well-built stone wall, will greet
people again next spring and will im-
prove the appearance of the place.
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We met Mr. Stevens, the automobile
mechanic, at Oliver's Garage. Mr. Ste-
vens' father had the drug store across the
street from the Lits’ Sporting Club on
Main Street, Kingston, when we scored
football games.
Ligne
Qur oldest brother's mother-in-law,
Mrs. MacMullen, passed her 99th year
the other day and is going great. The
only misfortune she had in late years was
a fall down the stairs four years ago, in
which she broke her right arm.
——
Despite his handicaps, Ben Jones is as
cheerful as any boy with a Christmas toy.
He is thankful he survived his recent ae-
cident, when an electric car ran over his
right leg.
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Kingston Township is certainly sorry
to lose Rev. Fred M. Sellars. He is a
fine man and we are sorry to see him go
to another charge, even though we appre-
await him
on Staten Island.
Lrg ;
Rev. Ira Button officiated at the fun-
eral of Clinton Eley of Ross Township.
Church Observes 118th Anniversary........
Many Deer Fall Before Guns Of Local |
Hunters........ William L. Garey Describes ;
Southern Trip For Post Readers........ El
mer Miller, Squire At Noxen For 25
KUNKLE
MRS MINNIE KUNKLE
CORRESPONDENT
Ruggles
MRS. MYRTLE KOCHER
CORRESPONDENT
Years, Dies........ Kingston Township High
School Wins Back Mountain Champion:
ship... Fierce Gale Strikes Beaumont,
Toppling Trees And Whirling Logs Thru
The Air.
DECEMBER 10: Mundy Acts To Re-
move Obstacles To By-Pass........ Will Call
Conference At Harrisburg........Sure Job
Will Be Started By Spring........ Tears (Of
Laughter) Fall As School Directors Sing
Their “Swan Song™........ Joseph Polacky
Named Acting Postmaster At Dallas Bor-
ough........ Kingston Township To Drop
City Teams From 1938 Schedule........ New
School Directors Seated.
DECEMBER 17:THE TRUCKS:
VILLE GRADE SCHOOL BURNS........
Sleet Storm Covers Highways And Walks
With Coating Of Ice........ Four Youths
Skate To Dallas From Huntsville... Mys-
terious Foresight Of Trucksville: Youth
Baffles Observers Engineers Check
Old Boundary Between Kingston Town-
ship And Courtdale.
DECEMBER 24:: AGREEMENT TO
BEGIN BY-PASS BY APRIL 11S FINE
CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR DALLAS
Rive Churches List Many Services For
Christmas........ Civil Service Cimmission To
Direct Exams For Local Post Office Job
hin Rev. Fred M. Sellars Resigned Shav-
ertown Charge To Accept Pastorate At
Staten Island........ State Pledges Aid In
Plans For New Trucksville School.
Mr.
tained
Obesrves 90th
Mr.
ed at
Seven Luzerne Youths, Creating Dis "i
Mr.
James
Mrs.
Closed ‘As Pre,
DEMOCRATS
Dallas
Mr.
callers
Mrs
frail College Misericordia Begins 14th
Outlet
Mr.
Mrs. George Johnson, Jr., is ill of pneu-
monia, mikes
Be Decorated........ CG. 0: P. x gat
William. Ashburner spent Christmas
Dallas with John Galla of Easton.
* *
Township
Men’s Bibl
ens pte! Rev: and Mrs. Lewis Seifert spent
Christmas with Rev. Mr. Seifert’s parents
at Allentown.
¥ % 0% Mr.
Miss Anna Truesdale of Meshoppen is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Emery Lozier.
The Christmas program held at the
Free Methodist Church on Thursday eve.
ning was well attended.
Mr.
tained
Here.......: Mrs. Hannah
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hoover and fam-
ily spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
F. Sorber of Harvey's Lake.
kk
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ashburner and
sons, Bob and Nelson of Kunkle, spent
Dallas
tin.
IN KINGSTON edie
TOWNSHIP ........ Wife To: Take: Placed Ohricimas with: Grant Ashburner.
On Ticket........ Mrs. George W. Reynolds * Ex sontown,
Flies To WestCoast........ Fred Warhola, Haold Kocher of Chili, N. Y. is
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kocher.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richards and family and
Bobbie Lance of Plymouth spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton.
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Mrs. Joseph Milbrodt and family wish
Mr
ed at
Philip
22: Three-Day Drizzle
Grant and William Ashburner attended
the funeral of their uncle, Asa Wolfe, on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Ashburner of Kunkle also were present.
reed ee eer
KEEP FLOCK THRIFTY
Breeding ewes should be treated for in-
ternal parasites every month during the
winter. A little grain fed during the
early part of the winter will pay large
dividends, declare Penn State livestock
specialists.
Of Borough Falls.
Mr.
Smith,
emf Ree :
BUILD SASH GREENHOUSES Smith
More than 800 sash greenhouses for during
In Kingston
Boston
Boston
growing early plants have been built in
Pennsylvania from plans designed by the
Pennsylvania State College = agricultural
extension service.
nis.
Miss Frances Hess
aunt, Mrs. Jennie Norton to her home at
Elkland last week and is spending the
holiday season with her.
. Mary Casterline and
Mrs. Ralph Space and daughter Alice, of
Noxen, visited the farmer's daughter, Mrs.
Fred Smith and family on Sunday.
= John Miller and son Thomas,
of Harvey's Lake and Mr
Charles Wirtman and sons, Austin and
ine and Ida Smith, Frank
Elwood Martin, who has been ill for
a week is able to be about.
— Qt
and Mrs, Robert Prutzman enter-
on Christmas Day Mrgeand Mrs.
William Weaver.
Op
and Mrs. A. C. Devens eatertain-
Christmas dinner Mr .and Mrs.
George Landon and Miss Liis Landon.
——
.and Mrs. Ralph Ashburner and
sons Robert and Nelson spent Christmas
Day with Grant and William Ashburner
of Outlet.
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and Mrs. M. C. Miers and son,
spent ‘Christmas Day with Mr. and
Wallace Perrin and family of
Trucksville.
——
accompanied = her
———
and Mrs. Edward Nelson and
children, Billie, Buddy and Alma were
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Henney on Christmas Day.
hp .
Mr. and
ell
and Mrs. Joseph Shoemaker had
as their guests on Christmas Day Mrs.
Roannah Landon, Mrs.
Melvina
and Miss Emily Shoemaker.
Shoe-
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Miss Margaret Kunkle and ; Mr. and
Mrs, Olin Kunkle entertained at Christ-
» mas dinner Mrs. F. P. Smith, Miss Ger-
trude Smith and Mrs. Minnie Kunkle.
rn
and Mrs. Wheeler Kunkle and
daughter Louise, and Mr .and Mrs. For-
rest \ Kunkle and son Alan, visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Kunkle on Sunday.
Qe
and Mrs. Kenneth Martin enter-
at dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
of East
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar-
——
Fred Honeywell and family entertain-
Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Schnure and son, Freddie, of Wat-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krol of
Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Honeywell
and son, Russell, Jr.,
pe
.and Mrs. A. C. Devens entertain.
Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas and Mrs. Amanda Fiske
.and Mrs.
fare Drive........ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rood | © thank all those who were so kind to | Herbert.
of Main Street Celebrate 55th Wedding om in Theis fgcen: Dysamvaman. Ms: 0
Anniversary........ G. O.:P. Faces Big Test 5 ne Ye i 3 pace: Mr .and Mrs. Cragg Herdman of
Beaumont Road entertained on Christmas
Day Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doll and their
daughters Hildreth and Lucille of Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweezy and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. George Lan-
don and Miss Lois Landon.
oe
and Mrs. Frank Boston entertain-
ed at Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Frank and Harry Smith, Gerald-
and Harry
and Owen Jones. Other visitors
the day were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
of Ruggles, Mr .and Mrs. Fred
and daughters, Inez, Margaret,
Mildred and Charlotte, and Oliver Den-
Mrs. Anna Kraft called on Mrs. Myrt-
le Kocher one day last week.
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Mrs. Etta Shand is spending a few
weeks with her son, Walter Sorber of
Outlet.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crispell are nice-
ly settled in their new home on Sorber
Mountain.
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Mrs. William Hillard is suffering at
her home with an attack of quinsy and
is in care of Dr. Brown. !
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Mrs. Louise Kocher is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. John
Shoemaker of Wyoming.
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Mrs. Ellen Furgerson and brother, Ira
Sorber, have closed their home on So¥-
ber Mountain and gone to live with Ms.
Sorber’s son, Mr. Furmon Sorber at the
Picnic Grounds. !
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilkes are re-
ter, born at Nesbitt Hospital. Mrs. Wil
kes has returned home and is spending a
few days at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Verne Kitchen.
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The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hillard returned to the hospital last
Friday after being thefe since the day be-
fore Thanksgiving. His condition « has
much improved.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orrison Kocher spent
Sunday evening calling on Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Hoover, finding Mr. Walter
Hoover in very poor health, confined to
his bed most of the time.
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MRS MARIE OBERST
CORRESPONDENT
Miss Mary Learch visited Mrs. Margar-
et Grey last week.
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Mrs. Jennie Learch visited Mrs. Lem:
uel Thomas at Wilkes-Barre last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Binal Anderson of Dal
las visited Mrs. Oberst last Thursday eves
ning.
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Miss Bertha Helriegel and John Klim-
vitch of Pittston visited Mrs.. Marie Ob
erst over the week-end.
Mrs. Edna Mayer and children, Carol
and Edward, visited relatives in Plymouth
over the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Evans Landon and chil
dren, Arline and George, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Al Weed on Thursday.
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Mrs. Daisy Crispell has been ill for
two weeks. Her daughter, Edward Cob-
leigh of Dallas is home caring for her.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Smith and children
of Lehman visited Mrs.: Smith's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Landon on’ Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Grey visited
Mrs. Grey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
‘ |{Hennanball of Wilkes-Barre last Friday.
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Those visiting’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Learch over the week-end were William
Lee of Wilkes-Barre and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Powell of Chester.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nulton and son,
Cherry, and Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Ko-
cher visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kocher on Monday.
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CHECK POULTRY WEIGHT
It is a good practice for poultrymen
to check the body weight of their birds
at regular intervals. Some put paint on
a few birds so that these can be weighed
regularly. Others just handle a few of
the birds as the eggs are gathered or
catch a few birds on the floor, say Penn
State poultry specialists. :
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