KINGSTON
ROYAL LYNE,
TOWNSHIP
Correspondent
SHAVERTOWN -- MT. GREENWOOD -- TRUCKSVILLE
Directors Name
Garey Foreman
Men Who Owe Taxes
Will Work At School
After innumerable delays and one
argument over a foreman, the long-
awaited job to install septic tanks
and drain pipes at the Trucksville
grade school began yesterday
morning, with Gale Garey of Shav-
ertown as foreman.
The original plans called for the
work to be done as a WPA project
and it was approved by the board
and WPA officials, but a quarrel
over the appointment of a foreman
held up the work last week and it
was finally decided that the job will
be done by the unemployed men of
the township, who will work out
their taxes.
Paul Callahan of West Pittston,
an engineer, will direct the work.
Elwood Kresge of Shavertown was
named timekeeper. Thirty-five men
have registered to work and 20
names will be taken from that list
to start this week. The other men
will work the second week. It is
hoped the job can be completed in
two weeks.
Talented Guest Soloist
At Trucksville Sunday
Guest soloists at the musical ser-
vice at Trucksville Methodist Church
on Sunday night at 7:30 will be
Everett D. Thomas, Scranton bari-
tone, accompanied by Miss Martha
Mainwaring, Scranton, and Mrs.
Ralph A. Weatherly, organist at
Grace Church, Kingston. The Sen-
ior Choir and Girls’ Choir will com-
bine in singing ‘Praise Ye The
Lord” by Molitar-Goldsworth. Mrs. ,
is organist and |
B. Aubrey Ayre
choir director. Rev. Harry M. Sav-
acool is pastor.
Calendar Of Events
At St. Paul's Church
Holy Communion will be admin-
istered in St. Paul's Lutheran
Church at Shavertown, Rev. Herbert
E. Frankfort, pastor, Sunday morn-
ing at 11. “Purple, Scarlet and Crim-
son” will be the sermon subject.
Luther League devotional services
will be held at 7 p. m. “What
Religion Should Mean To You” will
be the sermon at the service at
7:45. The service is popular in
character, including many familiar
hymns.
Program of the week: Monday,
7:30, Boy Scout Troop; Tuesday, 2,
Altar Guild; 7:30, Home Hygiene.
Thursday, 7:30, Young People’s
Choir; 7:45, Luther League business
and social meeting; Friday, 8, Sen-
ior Choir.
Home Hygiene Course
A course in Home Hygiene, spon-
sored by the American Red Cross,
is being offered to the public Tues-
day evening at 7:30 in the Sunday
school rooms of St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church at Shavertown. Girls over
16 and ladies are invited to join.
The class is being taught by Miss
Evelyn Kreitzberger, R. N.
Mrs. Klump Is Honored
At Surprise Party
A surprise birthday party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Puterbaugh, Mt. Airy Ter-
race on September 5, in honor of
Mrs. Albert Klump. The following
attended: Mrs. Herbert and Helen
Lohman, Mrs. Harry Lohman, Mrs.
Wilson Honeywell, Mrs. Ray Ward-
an, Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs. Thomas
Jones, Mrs. Al Antonaitis, Mrs.
Richard Puterbaugh, Mrs. Albert
Klump. Prizes at cards were award-
ed to Mrs. Wardan and Mrs. Puter-
baugh. A lovely gift was presented
to the guest of honor.
Township Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klump, form-
erly of Davis Street, Trucksville, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Richard Pu-
terbaugh of Mt. Airy Terrace. The
Klump family is traveling in its
handsome new trailer, from their
present home in Bethesda, Mary-
land, near Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. William Williams,
their daughter, Beverly and son,
Keith, of Parsons, visited the Puter-
baughs of Mt. Airy Terrace, last
week.
Stewart Yorks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Yorks of Trucksville,
has returned from the Poconos and
will spend a few days with his par-
ents before he will return to
Mrs. Royal Lyne of Trucksville
will be guest of Mrs. Mary Webb
of Summit, N. J., this week.
Homer Carle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Carle, has returned to Tex-
as, where he is employed.
David Lohman is enrolled at Sus-
quehanna University.
of Rice Street, Trucksville, recently
visited their son, Private Paul H.
Rhodes of the U. S. Army Air Corps
at Fort Slocum. Shortly after the
visit the young man sailed for Ha-
walii on duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Henry and
family have moved from Shaver-
town to Ely Street, Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rhodes
entertained Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas recently.
Mrs. E. B. Henry of East Center
Street, Shavertown, entertained her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Henry and Mrs. Sally
Howard of White Plains recently.
On Sunday Mrs. C, B. Henry enter-
tained at a family dinner, honoring
another son, Neal, who celebrated
his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Mary Kamor of Huntsville
Street is ill at her home.
Miss Dorothy Smith of East Cen-
ter Street, Shavertown, has gone to
Ann Arbor, Mich. to study music
at the University of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed of
Shavertown have returned from a
trip to Atlantic City and New Eng-
land.
Mrs. Russell Cease of Franklin
Street, Shavertown, is visiting with
friends in Northumberland.
William Conyngham, Hillside, will
return next week to resume his
studies at Yale University.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer,
Wayne and Sandra Palmer attended
the Hilbert family reunion at Wool-
bert’s Glen recently.
Marjorie Creasy and Miss Althea
May will enter Syracuse Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Harvey Averett, Mt. Airy Ter-
race, Shavertown, is a delegate from
the Trucksville Free Methodist
Church to th conference in New
Jersey. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Ol-
ver and Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Linds-
ley, district elder, also will attend
the conference.
Entertains Young Matrons
Mrs. Thomas Reese entertained
the Young Matron’s Club when they
resumed their fall meetings. Mrs.
Howard Hontz was high scorer.
Others present were Mrs. - Curtis
Carr, Mrs. Earl Lamoreaux, Mrs.
Herschell Fado, Mrs. Granville Sow-
den, Mrs. Donald Williams, Mrs.
Sterling Lamoreaux.
Brownie Pack To Meet
The Committee of the Brownie
Pack 105 of Shavertown will meet
on Monday in the Shavertown
grade school.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
Fun and Frolic with Doc Traver,
Caller . . . and meet all your
old friends.
Special Hot Lunch
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HARVEY’S LAKE
THE
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BANK
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MEMBERS AMERICAN
BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION
DIRECTORS
R. L. Brickel, C. A. Frantz, W. B
Jeter, Sterling Machell, W. R. Neely,
Clifford Space, A. C. Devens,
Herbert Hill.
OFFICERS
C. A. Frantz, President
Sterling Machell, Vice-President
W. R. Neely, Vice-President
W. B. Jeter, Cashier
F. J. Eck, Assistant Cashier
Vault Boxes For Rent.
No account too small to secure
careful attention.
Interest On Savings Accounts.
Bloomsburg State Teachers’ College. |
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rhodes |
itertained at a wiener roast last Sat-
IT KINGSTON THEATRE TOMORROW
-
Rush Maisie”, latest in the popular ¢
Slim Summerville.
Ann Sothern and Virginia Weidler are shown in a scene from “Gold
‘Maisie” series, showing at Kingston
Theatre tomorrow (Saturday). Others in the cast are Lee Bowman and
A proposal to buy a 95 by 105
foot lot in the rear of the Shaver-
town fire house, adjoining the new
highway, was approved by members
of the volunteer company at their
meeting on Monday night.
The firemen also approved a plan
to make repairs to the heating sys-
tem in the truck room and to make
other necessary improvements to
the building. The second floor of
SHAVERTOWN FIREMEN MAY BUY
LOT FACING ON NEW HIGHWAY
the firehouse will be made into rec-
reation quarters.
Stanley Davis, treasurer of the
recent Field Day, reported that re-
ceipts have reached $715.98 and ex-
penditures $261.01, leaving a net
is expected to be increased slightly
when outstanding money is receiv-
ed.
LEHMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lewis en-
urday night. Those attending were
Vivian Hurst, Betty Parrish, Flori-
da; Mr. and Mrs. John Moss, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Lape, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Alling, Jimmy Pinneo, Wyoming;
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laubach, Benton;
Kenneth Alling, Glenburn; Henry
Counsman, Grace Ferry, E. L. Tru-
itt, Philadelphia; Betty Sutton, Ma-
rion Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Lewis, Betty and George Lewis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Whitesell
and daughter, Vera, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ellsworth and daughter,
Louise, motored to Meshoppen on
Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Disque an-
nounce the birth of a daughter on
September 4 at Nesbitt Memorial
Briggs-Stratton Motors
RUDOLPHS’
ELECTRIC SERVICE
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
— PHONE 2-5868 —
83-35 EAST JACKSON ST.
Hospital. Mrs. Disque was before
marriage Miss Ruth Searfoss.
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Mrs. Clara Shupp entertained at
supper on Monday night Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Fiske and children. Les-
ter, Joseph and Ruth from Dallas.
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Mr. and Mrs.
daughter, Alice, spent the week-end
at Newport, Del.
Lewis
Sunday,
September 15
is the famous
CHILDREN’S DAY
(Postponed from last Sunday
because of bad weather)
at Harvey’s Lake
Picnic Grounds
® 2c Rides
® Free Ice Cream
® Free Chocolate Milk
Scores of Amusements
Amateur Show Finals,
8:30 P. M.
BRING THE FAMILY
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DINE and DANCE at
HANSON'S
HARVEY’S LAKE PICNIC GROUNDS
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City Chevrolet Co.
Cars in line with 1941. It
price they would pay next
allowance for the Trade-in.
Cars To Choose From.
1935 PLYMOUTH De-
| luxe 2-Door Touring
! ‘ Sedan—Refinished in
M.S black — Mechanical~
ly perfect — Clean
inside—New tires $ 2 2 5
h City Chevrolet Co.
to give the public the used cars we have left at the same
BARGAINS
is first again to reduce their Used
is still our policy each year
year—and still give a 1940
Here is a sample of the 50
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4d Tudor—Quiet motor
—Exceptionally good
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i) —Beautiful maroon
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Unconditional guarantee $425
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7-1171
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CITY CHEVROLET CO.
A. L. STRAYER, Pres.
Market and Gates Streets, Kingston, Pa.
Open Evenings and Sundays
CHEVROLET DEALER
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profit of $455.47, an amount which |
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| Mrs. S. J. Woolbert of Shaver-
| town spent several days with Mrs.
| Estella Isaacs at her cottage here.
| Mrs. Jane Isaacs of Shavertown
| spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
|W. S. Kunkle and family.
The Silver leaf Club will meet on
Hall.
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Mrs. Jane Isaacs of Shavertown
and Mrs. Julia Kunkle spent Tues-
day and Wednesday with Mrs. Es-
tella Isaacs at her cottage here.
Miss Jean Miller entertained Tues-
day night at her home at a variety
shower in honor of Mrs. Corey Be-
2 | steder. Mrs. Besteder is the former
Miss Florence Honeywell of Kunkle.
The following were present: Mrs.
Elwood Condon and Helen Zimmer-
man of Alderson, Doris Hess, Ruth
Kunkle, Mabel Miller, Frances Saw-
yer, Mrs. Florence Besteder, Mrs.
G. Miller and the hostess. .
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Mrs. Guy Rothery entertained
members of her club at her home on
Thursday evening. Guests were:
Mrs. Ralph Hess, Mrs. Stanley Els-
ton, Mrs. Clyde Hoyt, Mrs. Ralph
Ashburner, Mrs. Owen Ide, Mrs. For-
rest Sorber, Mrs. Ross Garinger, Mrs.
William Weaver, Mrs. Florence Con-
don and the hostess.
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Mrs. William Brace entertained at
a drop-in .party at her home on
Friday night, August 6. The even-
ing was spent in social enjoyment
and lunch was served to the follow-
‘ing: Mrs. Maggie Ellsworth, Mrs.
Emma Miller, Mrs. Myrtle Hess,
Janet Hess, Mrs. Julia Kunkle, Mrs.
Mary Root, Mrs. Anna Weaver, Mrs.
Alberta Brace, Mrs. Nell Ellsworth,
Mrs. Carrie Kunkle and the hostess.
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Miss Carolyn Brace had as her
guest recently Miss Cora Space of
Noxen. Miss Brace returned home
'with Miss Space to spend Labor
Day.
W. O. Washburn was host to the
36th annual reunion of the Linds-
ley family at his summer home at
West Dallas on August 24. The
102 guests went from Mr. Wash-
burn’s home to Irem Temple Coun»
try Club where they enjoyed a de-
licious dinner. Among the places
represented at the affair were
Tokio, Japan, Long Island, N. Y.,
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 14
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MON., TUES., SEPT. 16-17
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Friday night at 8 at the Grange)
Postponed Children’s Day
To Be Held On Sunday
Thousands of children who were
disappointed last week-end because
rain forced the postponement of the
famous Children’s Day at Harvey's
Lake Picnic Grounds will be happy
to learn that this annual event will
be held this Sunday at the Picnic
Grounds.
{ More than 4,000 Dixie Cups, filled
to the brim with ice cream, will be
distributed free to the first 4,000
children who pass through the park-
ing ground gates. In addition, hun-
dreds of bags of popcorn and 500
bottles of chocolate milk will also
be distributed.
Another of the big attractions
will be 2¢ rides on all of the Picnic
Grounds’ big attractions. At 8:30
in the evening finals will be held in
the amateur shows which have been
so popular during the summer. The
management of the park has spared
no expense or effort to make this
Sunday the banner day of the year
for all boys and girls who love the
excitement and fun of the Picnic
Grounds.
Bainbridge, N. Y., Chenango Bridge,
Louisville, Niagara Falls, Windsor,
Pittsburgh, Hallstead, West Pitts-
ton, Kingston, Kunkle and West
Dallas.
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Mrs. W. O. Washburn and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Murray Gibson of Tokio,
Japan, and Mrs. Carrie Kunkle at-
tended the funeral of M. E. Linds-
ley of Johnson City, N. Y., on
Thursday.
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Miss Ruth Kunkle spent the week-
end with Miss Doris Hess.
PAUL B. SMITH
Rr. 16 N. Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
—— PHONE 8-0281 ——
Russells’ Softball Team
Takes Championship
Russells’ team of Trucksville won
the championship this week, defeat-
ing Huntsville in a three-game se-
ries. They played two tie games.
The final game was played on the
Trucksville field, with Russells win-
ning, 9 to 8.
Drives Bus 21 Years
Oscar Patton of Noxen dropped
in the other day to see us. Oscar
is the oldest school bus driver in
Monroe Township in point of ser-
vice. He has been driving school bus
for the past twenty-one years.
The papers report that the TVA
and an AF of L union have signed
an agreement. If there was a strike,
would the NLRB rule against the
TVA, another Federal Agency? Like
beating your grandmother.
Bargains Galore
1934 FORD SPORT COUPE.._$125
1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN __ 95
1934 FORD TUDOR _._. v5
1932 DESOTO COACH 45
1931 FORD COACH 35
1930 FORD SPORT COUPE __ 35
1931 FORD PICKUP 35
1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN _. 95
1935 BUICK SEDAN 175
1931 CHEVROLET COACH 35
1935 PLY. TOWN SEDAN __ 225
1934 CHEVROLET COACH 195
50 OTHERS ...._... 35 to 150
All In Good Running Condition.
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range or furnace without obligation to you.