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Jackson Firemen
Name Solicitors
Trucksville Company
Offers Cooperation
Jackson Volunteer Firemen laid
final plans at their meeting Wed-
nesday night in Rome schoolhouse
for their drive that opens Monday
for $12,000 to purchase modern
fire fighting equipment.
The amount raised will in large
measure determine the type and
kind of equipment the firemen will
buy. Last Thursday night the fire-
men saw a fine exhibition of Hi-
Pressure Fog equipment put on by
twelve Sweet Valley Firemen at
Huntsville. A large delegation of
Trucksville Volunteer Firemen was
also present to see the demonstra-
tion and to offer every cooperation
to the Jackson Firemen in their
efforts to raise funds.
Président Don Finney of the
former company offered the facil-
ities of the Trucksville Fire House,
its kitchens and fire hall to the
Jackson company.
A report meeting of the solicitors
will be held on Monday, March 15
at Rome school.
Solicitors are: Alden Wagner,
Norman Smith, Alfred Rogers, Rob-
ert Culp, Joseph Laszkiewicz, James
Twaddle, oJseph Emirick, Jr., Char-
les Cigarski Jr., Harold Bertram,
Jennings Steele, Frank Thompson,
Clarence Golightly, Benjamin
Spence, Earl Balliet, Donald Gable,
George Gable, Louis Wilcox, Dennis
Bonning, Jr., Edward Kropp, Laing
Coolbaugh, Walter Palmer, William
Lance, Sterling Rineman, Robert
Ray, Vernon Cease, Ted Laskowski,
Elmer Laskowski, Walter Reekes,
Paul Snyder, Russell Lamoreaux,
Alfred Evaretes, Alfred Swelgin,
Dennis Bonning, Sr., Irvin Ashton,
Jr.
Frank Thompson, Alden Wagner
and Paul Grose are members of the
Ways and Means Committee.
Womans’ Club Board
Dines At Country Club
Executive Board of Dallas Wo-
man’s Club met at thé Country Club
Tuesday for dipfier. Present were:
Mrs. Charles iW. Lee, Mrs. Nesbit
Garinger, Mrs Carl Dick, Mrs. L. L.
Richardson, Mrs. mHr-Glewell;
Mrs. Dan Richards, Mrs. Thomas
Robinson, Mrs. Dan Robinhold, Mrs.
Alfred Bronson, Mrs. Harry Ohl-
man, Mrs. Donald Harris, Mrs. Al-
bert Shaffer, Mrs. Granville Sowden,
Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Milford
Shaver, Mrs. Ross Lewin, Mrs. Lettie
Culver, Mrs. Albert Pesavento, Miss
Grace Cave, Miss Mary Wier and
Miss Mildred Devens.
Meeker W.S.C.S. Meets
With Mrs. Walter Wolfe
Mrs. Walter Wolfe and Miss Letha
Wolfe entertained members of the
Meeker W. S..C. S. at their home
at Meeker last Wednesday after-
noon. Present were: Mrs. Lawrence
‘Wolfe, Mrs. John King, Mrs. Russell
Steele, Mrs. Lloyd Rogers, Mrs.
Lloyd Karschner, Mrs. William
Drabick, Mrs. Charles VanBuskirk,
Mrs. George Weintz, Mrs. John
Rebennack, Mrs. Carl Rebennack,
Mrs. Jacob Rebennack, Mrs. John
Hildebrant, Mrs. Arthur Hoover,
Mrs. Martin Sites, Mrs. Frederic,
Misses aMude, Carrie and Letha
Wolfe, Robert Rogers, Robert King
and Irene Wolfe.
Shavertown Brownies
Will Have Bake Sale
Shavertown Brownie Troop Com-
mittee will hold a bake sale at
Gosart’s Store, Shavertown on Sat-
urday, March 20. The proceeds will
be used for the summer camping
program of the Brownies.
Donations from interested persons
will be gladly accepted by any mem-
ber of the committee or may be
left at the store.
Mrs. Edythe Kromelbein is the
Brownie Leader. Committee: Mrs.
Phyllis Monko, Mrs. Jean Inman,
Mrs. Sally Ell, Mrs. Eleanor Jones,
Mrs. Virginia Edwards, Mrs. Ann
Crocker, Mrs. Alissa Shrey.
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FORTY FORT, PA.
THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kocher Are
Guests on 44th Wedding Anniversary
Miss Katherine Kocher entertain-
ed at a buffet dinner at Hayfield
Farm on Sunday, February 29
honoring her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kocher
Fairview Wins
(Continued from Page One)
the team.
FAIRVIEW
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Fillman, ff anu 5 131
Winners, £00 coolio 0:71 1
Jackell. foil no a 0.1. 1
Strauss, ¢ ... 6 24
Lloyd, g 0:6
Frankfield, :g ...... 1... 4.8.
Totals ric. tii i; 21.12 54
DALLAS BOROUGH
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Price: f fo blue aC 0.0: 0
Shaver, fla 2:70:44
Hazeltine, © .... .lhaisl 6 :0:.12
Shaffer, f 0:
Brobst, c¢ 1:17
Harris, g 1 1
Roberts, tg ©. [de ll a9
Totals | wl ell, 203 43
Half time scores—Fairview 27,
Dallas 16. Fouls tried—Fairview
20, Dallas 10.
and Hartman.
Dallas Girls Still Champs
Dallas Borough Girls’ team, vic-
torious in eleven out of twelve
starts, remain champions of the
Back Mountain League by their
25-17 defeat of Fairview girls on
Tuesday night:
The game started off at a slow
pace, but soon both sides were ex-
hibiting their skill in shots. The
Borough guards again. resorted to
zoning but Fairview was up on the
Officials—McGowan
long shots.
Dallas held a decided edge
throughout the game and was
definitely faster.
Last Friday night the girls de-
feated Dallas Township 18 to 10
in a slow game with the guards
doing most of the work. The Bor-
ough guards used extensive screen-
ing preventing the Township for-
wards from reaching the basket.
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Existing methods for prevention
of losses of grain from insects and
The present farm population of |Tats are in use on farms to the
the United States is nearly 20 per |extent of only 5 per cent of the
cent of the total population. ifarm storage capacity .
mer Hoover and Mrs. Emory Hadsel.
who celebrated their forty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary. Forty- four
friends and neighbors, as well as
members of the family, enjoyed the
affair. ‘
The Kochers are both in excellent
health and fill each day with plenty
e many lovely
A corsage for
Abbott took pictures of the gro
and the Kocher family went to the)
services at Sweet Valley Christian
Church in a body to give humble
thanks for their many blessings.
Present were: Children, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Dubil and son Michael
of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Williams and Donna May, Jean
Marie and Russel of Honesdale; Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Kocher and San-
dra Jean of Meshoppen; Frank
Kocher and Frankie and Billie of
Dallas; Friends, Mr. and Mrs. George
Bond, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Steltz, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williams,
Mrs. Harry Major, Shavertown; Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Kitchen, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Oberst and Carlin
and Gary and Lee, Alderson; Rev.
Frank K. Abbott, Lehman; Rev. and
Mrs. Ira Button, Sweet Valley;
Sophia Nye, ' Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
Loretta Miers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
C. Miers and Gary, Anna Havrilla,
Bernadine Havrilla, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Nulton, David C. Andrews,
Trucksville; the guests of honor and
Katherine.
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Entertains At Dinner
Mrs. Daniel Brown of West Dallas
entertained at dinner on Thursday
and at a sewing bee afterwards
Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Corey
Meade, Mrs. Ernest Fritz, Mrs. El-
Pennsylvania
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Men!
. . . Shower your nuuber one spring romance with a magnificent
bouquet of our lush red carnations, daffodils, roses, snapdragons
or tulips.
. . . . this is my offer at these unusually low prices for Saturday
only . .. to make somebody’s home brighter this week end.
Daffodils, doz. $1.25; Carnations, doz. $1.50; Tulips,
doz. $1.50; Snapdragons, doz. $2.00; Roses, doz. $2.50.
Call Dallas 213 now while you think of it. We'll do the rest. Better
place that order for an Easter Lily, too. There will be very few
or HILL - the - florist
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