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Purely Personal
Office Phone 300
¢
Mrs. G. M. Reynolds, who has
been spending the summer with her
son, E. S. Reynolds, at Pittsburgh,
has left to spend / the winter at
Zephyr Hills, Fla. Mrs. Reynolds is
a former resident of Trucksville.
Dorothy Luft of Trucksville is
serving with the WAACS in India.
Willard Garey, who has been
serving in the Pacific war zone for
two and one-half years, is spending
Charles Elstons Are
Hosts At Husking Bee
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elston of
Machell avenue entertained at a
husking bee followered by supper
on Wednesday night. Those en-
joying the fun were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nuss, Mrs. Lewis Culp, Mrs.
Ralph Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roberts,
THE POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1944
MAKE, MIX AND MATCH THIS COMFORTABLE
SWEATER SET
SHAVERTOWN
| Pvt. William Thomas of Main
road is spending an eight day fur-
lough at his home. He is stationed
some time with his father, Hale
Garey, of Shavertown.
Mrs. Jack Zubrod, the former
Miss Emily Lewis of Trucksville, is 2
in San Francisco where her hus-| Lawrence Cornell Is
band is stationed at Treasure Island. Honore d A t Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wagner, Mr.
and Mrs. Elston and their daughters
Jean, Phyllis and Ruth. nh
Mrs. Zubrod works in the Post Of-
Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell of!
fice.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Swank and' Kunkle entertained at a covered!
children have moved from Trucks-; dish supper honoring Lawrence!
ville to Endicott, N. Y. Cornell who was home on his first:
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brace of Lake, furlough recently. Lawrence left
street have received word that their| Thursday morning for Massachu-|
son, Lieutenant Edgar, has arrived, setts where he will be stationed for |
safely in Europe. { some time. Attending the supper
Pfc. Carl K. Carey, U. S. M. C, | were: Mrs. Cornell and sons, Dick
and Mrs. Carey of Philadelphia have, and Don, Mr. and Mrs. Chester;
announced the birth of a son, Carl { Bunsek, Mrs. Clifford Crispell, Corey!
Kenneth in Nesbitt Hospital, Tues-| Kocher, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koc-
day, October 10. Mrs. Carey is the, her, Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell
former Laura Edlehoff of Luzerne. and the children and the guest of
Both mother and baby are doing honor.
nicely.
A. C. Devens and family have Oliver Whitesells,
taken up residence in their new
home on Lake street. Their daugh-| Married 44 Years
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Whitesell of
Charles Wertman and family have! Lehman were surprised by their
moved into the Devens homestead friends October 3rd when they
at Kunkle. | sathored to help them celebrate
Mrs. C. F. Terry, former resident their Forty fourth wedding anni-
of Idetown, now of 286 Washing-! versary. Present were: Mr. and
ton avenue, Union, N. J., submitted Mrs FEugene Fiske, Ruth of Dallas;
to an operation on her eyes about Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Ruggles of Me.
three weeks ago. The Post thought okey: Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Brown,
maybe her old friends back here rguise, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
‘would like to know so they could Tough, Garwin Tough and Gilbert
send her a note or card occasion-|Touoh and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
ally. Brandon of Lehman.
Mrs. Earl Boehm of Noxen road |
entered General Hospital Wednes- |
day to submit to an operation. ‘Bobby Johnson Has
Mrs. Warren Brown of Parrish Tenth Birthday Party
street is spending some time with
her husband at Spartanburg, S. o Bobby Johnson of Trucksville
Warren is stationed at Camp Croft.| was guest of honor at a birthday
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser of Huntsville | party at the home of his parents
road had as guest several days last on Saturday evening. Bobby was
week Miss Minnie Richards of, ten. Present were: Mrs. Eva John-
Kingston. son, Thelma and Elizabeth Johnson |
Mrs. Nelson Booth of Lehman’ of Kingston; Peter Conrad of Hazle-
‘avenue spent the week in White! ton; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Johnson
Haven visiting her parents. Ter) and Betsy and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
mother, Mrs. Sensenbach, has beer! Johnson of Trucksville.
critically ill.
H. Odell Henson, who is sta-
tioned at Camp Edwards, Mass., is
spending ten days with his wife's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ide,
of Lehman. Mrs. Henson is with
him. :
Seaman First Class Charles Lut-.
sey, of Peru, Indiana, is spending,
a furlough with his wife on Sum-
mit street, Shavertown. Seaman
Lutsey was called her by the death!
of his mother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schoen of]
Scranton spent Sunday as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hadsel of
Huntsville road.
Mrs. Grover Anderson of Har-
vey’s Lake submitted to an opera-
tion at General Hospital on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. Olin Kunkle of Kunkle is
taking Mrs. Weaver's place in the
office of Devens Milling Company.
Mrs. Weaver was forced to give up
the position to care for her mother,
who is'ill.
Pvt. Romaine Covert
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Covert were
visited by their daughter, Pvt. Ro-
maine Covert recently. Romaine
who is stationed at Norfolk, Va,
with the WAACS had a special
pass to see her cousin, John Grant
S 1/C who had been overseas for
eleven months. Both spent the
day at Pvt. Covert’s home on Main
Street. They returned Monday to
their bases, Romaine to Virginia
and John to San Francisco to go
over seas again.
Youth Group of Huntsville oe
tian Church will hold a Rel en
Party in the church parlors
| October 25 at 8 p. m.
The community is invited to at-
tend. Refreshments will be served.
Harvest-Home Festival
The annual Harvest-Home Fes-
tival will be held by Mountain
Grange, Carverton, on Thursday
evening, October 19, starting at 5:
30 with a chicken dinner. After
the dinner the display of farm pro-
duce will be auctioned by James
and Ralph Sands. A social program
will follow with music furnished by
Herman Coons and the Shales.
SHAVER
THEATRE
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
“Cover Girl”
in technicolor with Rita Hay-
worth, Gene Kelly, Phil Silvers
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P. M.
Shavertown
Arden Steels has notified his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Steele of
Sweet Valley, that he is stationed
MONDAY-TUESDAY
“Three Men In White”
with
Van Johnson, Lionel Barrymore
Our Gang and Pete Smith Shorts
says it is so hot down there that
i lower regions he always sends back
for blankets.
Catherine Milbrodt has returned
WEDNESDAY ONLY weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Christ Milbrodt, Dallas R. D. 1.
Miss Nan Ward of Trucksville
has been a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital where she submitted to an
emergency operation for appendi-
citis recently. She is getting along
nicely.
John Davies, who has been sta-
tioned at University of Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, spent several
days this week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies, of
[rine street.
“Miracle of Morgan's
Creek”
Return Showing
Eddie Bracken, Betty Hutton
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
“Going My Way”
wit!
Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgzerald
in the Province of Assam, India. He:
if any one dies and goes to the,
to Newark, N. J., after spending the,
| Your favorite sweater companions for the duration will be these rough
and ruddy twins of shetland wool. They make wonderful mix-matchers
when you knit them of contrasting colors such as fuchsia and violet,
gold and green. You just can’t have too many combinations, because |
this pullover and cardigan can’t be topped for all-around livability.
The directions for knitting “Heavenly Twins Sweaters”
obtained by sending-a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needie-!
| work Department of this paper, specifying design No. 450. 4
in New Jersey.
Paul Brodhun, S.P.S. 3/C, son
of Mrs. Minnie Brodhun of Spring
street has returned to New York
after visiting his mother.
Mrs. Sam Woolbert is improving
slowly and able to be up again.
Mrs. William Hunt of Spring
street is recovering from an illness
of several weeks.
Walter Cook of Ridge street
spent the weekend in New York.
Mrs. William Farrell of Roushey
street fell and hurt her knee last
week.
Mrs. Almeda Kellar of Courtdale
recently spent several weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
jand Mrs. Robert Mitchell of E. Cen-
ter street.
| Mrs. Earl Hons and Mrs. William
Morgan will leave Wednesday to
attend the state Sunday School
convention at Reading.
TRUCKSVILLE
Mrs. Harvey Cristman of El Paso,
Texas, sister of C. S. Hemenway
is visiting at Hillside Farms.
C. L. Myers has sold his property
on Harris Hill road to Asher Weiss
of Wilkes-Barre who is now occupy-
{ing it.
Miss Ruth Pethick had the mis-
fortune of falling down the steps
at her home on Mt. Greenwood
road last week. She suffered a
broken wrist and slight fracture
| of the skull.
Mrs. . William Thomas is out
| again after being confined to her
1
| home at Mt. Greenwood for about
two months.
Thomas Ayre Jr. is stationed at
Bainbridge, Md. with U. S. Navy.
may be
Miss Nora Lally Becomes ~~ [_-
Bride of Lt. Leon M. Austin
Miss Nora Lally, daughter of Mrs.
and the late John Lally of Man-
chester, England, and First Lieuten-
ant Leon M. Austin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon J. Austin, Sr., of Main
street, Shavertown, were married
in St. Edwards Church, Manches-
ter, England, at 2 p. m. Saturday,
September 16. The Rev. Joseph
Rermfitt performed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her uncle, William Burke,
was attired in white net and lace
gown made on princess lines and
fashioned with high neckline and
long sleeves. Her full length veil
of tulle was caught with a coronet
of orange blossoms and she carried
a shower bouquet of roses.
Misses Kathleen Tinkler and
Monica Schoffield, friends of ‘the
bride, acted as bridesmaids. They
chose matching gowns of touquoise
blue taffeta with headress of tur-
quoise net and fuschia flowers. They
carried bouquets of mixed flowers.
Cousins of the bride, Maureen
and Rita Burke and Barry Davis
attended the bride. The little girls
wore white satin dresses with bon-
4 Cpl. John Owens attended church
services at White Church on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Williams.
Women of the White Church on
the Hill issue a cordial invitation
to all women of the Back Moun-
tain area to help them celebrate
the church’s 100th anniversary at
a tea Tuesday, October 17 at 2
o'clock.
Shut-ins of the community will
be guests.
William Parry has moved his
family back to their home on
Huntsville road after spending the
past three years in Camden, N. J.
At last Trucksville Post Office
has come out on Main street. After
being hidden on Harris Hill road
for a good many years, it was
moved to new quarters on Main
street last week. The building
owned and completely remodeled
by “Dud” Mathers is light, airy
and roomy. It'is a much needed
improvement that is being enjoyed
by Postmaster Gwilyn Evans and
his staff.
LEHMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ellsworth and
daughter, Louise, spent the week-
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end with the former's parents at .
Meshoppen.
Mrs. A. M. Major and daughter,
Mrs. Aaron Turner have returned
after spending several days at
Ocean City, Atlantic City and Phil-
adelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Walton
Peterson of Ridgewood, N. J. were
recent guests of the Majors.
It is comforting to
same Day—Night Basi
distance
A MODERN SERVICE—MODERATE IN COST
Service is available in the Dallas Area on the
the same moderate rates apply regardless of
know that Snowdon
s as in town . .. and
Telephone Wilkes-Barre 3-0400
HAROLD C. SNOWDON
64 North Franklin Street
SROWDOR
Home for
Funerals
SERVICE
Wilkes-Barre
|Hill Sunday morning.
Seaman 1/C Gladys Jean Parry
is spending the week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. William Parry
of Huntsville road. Jean is serv-
ing with the WAVES at Washing-
ton D. C. :
Mrs. Loren Williams and son,
| Herbie of Wilkes-Barre spent the
nets lined with turquoise taffeta
and carried turquoise taffeta muffs.
Barry wore a turquoise satin and
velvet suit.
Best man for the bridegroom was
Major D. J. Williams of California
and his groomsman was Captain
Dean Kaworinos of Kansas. Best
man was his youngest brother, ANNOUNCING
S/Sgt. Gordon J. Auston, who flew, .
in from France and arrived five the Appointment of
minutes before the ceremony start- Mrs. W. ]. Brown
ed. The two boys hadn’t seen each
CENTER HILL ROAD
other for four years.
The couple spent their honey- y
as our new representative
“in the Dallas Area.
moon in the Derbyshire Mountains |
Phone 224-R-3
and at the Blackpool summer re-|
Will call by appointment.
sort.
Lt. Austin was graduated from!
Dallas Township High School in the |
class of 1936 and enlisted in the
air force in January, 1938. He is
now working as air force engineer- |
ing officer at an airplane depot.
somewhere in England.
Another son of the Austins!
T/Sgt. Chester, is with the Foreign
Ferry Command at Hamilton Field,
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To Hold Hallowe'en Party: Misses Richards and McCollum
" Entertain Retired Teachers
Miss Ann Richards and Miss M. | tired teachers.
E. McCollum entertained members
of Luzerne County Retired Teach-
ers’ Association at luncheon and
meeting at their home on Pioneer
avenue last Thursday. Professor
Gwilym Davies was in charge of
the discussion in the absence of the
president, Mr. Finn.
The Association was organized
about two years ago with the fol-
lowing objectives: To promote so-
ciability among retired teachers; to
keep in touch with disabled teach-
I ers; to improve the positions of re-
tired teachers; to collaborate with
other associations throughout the
state on matters pertaining to re-
Present at Thursday's meeting
were: E. Gertrude Garrison, Edith’
Tucker, Sara Ellsworth, Gwilym
Davies, Katherine Hefft, Eliza Eas- |
ton, = Elizabeth McMurtrie, A. AS
Killian, Eleanor J. Brown, Grace J
Blanchard, Anna Price, Frances
Trimmer, Emma R. Starr, ‘Laura
Jones, Mary C. Buddy, Elizabeth | :
Quinn, Anna Cray, Lenore L. Pette- [i
bone, Barbara Young, Ella Bene-| §
dict, Flora Ransom, Mrs. Gwilym
Davies, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, Sara Pal-
mer, Edith Moses, R. B. Treible,
Mollie Kent, Minnie Richards, Jane
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KUNKLE, PA.
‘Phone 337-R-49
DEVENS MILLING COMPANY
BR. C. Devens, Owner
DALLAS, PA.
Phone 200
Presen ted by
Plymouth 13, KingstonO.
Meyers 19, Coughlin 6.
GAR 6, Larksville6.
Hanover 16, Nanticoke 7.
Newport 12, Luzerne 0.
Swoyerville 6, Ashley 0.
Wyoming 12, Clarks Sum-
mit O.
Football Scores
Stegmaier’s Brewing Co.
,
W. Pittston 13, St.
John’s O.
W. Wyoming 7, Pittston 0.
Seminary 6, Murray AC 0.
Dupont 2, Old Forge 0.
Exeter 14, Dallas Twp. 7.
Lehman 13, Kingston :
Twp. 12
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