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Woolbert Family Holds
hirty-Fifth Reunion
The thirty-fifth reunion of the
Woolbert family was held Sunday
at Norris Glen. Following a sup-
i per, the business meeting of the
group was held with William A.
Woolbert presiding. Officers re-
elected for the coming year were:
president, William Woolbert; vice
president, Ralph Hazeltine; secre-
i tary, Legnra Wardan, treasurer,
Ruth olbert.
2 Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Archie _Woolbert, Nelson
- Woolbert, Mr, %nd Mrs. Kenneth
Woolbert, Kenneth and Ann Wool-
bert, Mr, and Mrs. Addison Wool-
bert, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Dorman
' Woolbert, Walton Woolbert, Mr.
} and Mrs, William Woolbert, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Woolbert, Jane
and Sarah Woolbert, Mrs. Jane
Schooley, Buzzie Jones, Mrs. Eun-
ice Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Lansford
Norris, Mrs. Joseph Warkomski,
James Warkomski, Mr. and Mrs,
Howard Woolbert, Charles Wool-
bert, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Hazel-
_John Griffith, Mr. and Mrs,
Poel Owens, Albert Thompson,
nora: Wardan, Mrs. George Bes-
er, Ruth Woolbert, Warren
f ‘Woolbert, Miss Marion Courtright.
‘SWEET VALLEY
Ruggles Hollow Band will give
a concert this evening, Friday in
he Christian Church Hall. There
will be a free will offering. Re-
frelshments.
iends and neighbors of Mrs.
George, Bronson extend their sym-
pathy to her in the death of her
father, }
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BEAUMONT
Was it ‘the heat, the humidity,
or “dog days” that kept the local
grapevine so busy on this past
week events? For the baseball
league had a torrid meeting at
the high school Thursday night to
iron out some past wrinkles and
insure further smoothness.
The stork brought a girl to the
James Sicklers at the Nesbitt Me-
morial Hospital Friday, August 12
and a boy to the Warren Johnsons
at the General Hospital Saturday
August 13.
Then too the Derbys had a cellar
fire at their home in Plattsburg.
Add to that—Bill Belles side-
swiped a car and careened over
the bank on Route 309 only to
land in the General Hospital to de-
termine the extent of his injuries.
Sorry to add that Eugene Hilbert
and Mrs. Abe Pellam are confined
to their homes and that Mrs. Ned
Dress and family left Beaumont
for another year to return to their
Canton, Ill. home via K Kentucky
where Ned is employed.
Truly the “lights being out”
Thursday night lent a realistic
atmosphere to the Lend-A-Hand
Club Hobo Party where lanterns
helped to conduct the business
meeting when further plans con-
cerning the reading by Mrs. Eliza-
beth Conrad on September 29 were
discussed.
Mrs, Anne Richards moved from
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Lutes, to the Sam Richards
house on Lake Hill.
Mrs. Mae Brinker of Connecticut
visited her family, the Taylors last
week.
Donald Newberry was ill with a
strep throat and is now convalesc-
ing at the home of Dan Carey.
Miss Viola Flowers, a former
teacher here, is visiting Mrs.
Louisa Nieman.
IDETOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Titus of
Philadelphia spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. John Garringer.
Judy Van Campen is ill at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Irving
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Albert London.
Mrs. Esther Davis and Mrs. Al
Rinken and daughter Janice, have
returned to their home after
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs, Howard ‘Moore of Simsbury,
Conn.
Claude Lapp Jr. of Washington,
D. C., is spending sometime with
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Mr. and Mrs. William Casterline.
Miss Lulu Williams of Larkesville
spent Sunday with the Casterlines.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Matthews
and children of Chenango Bridge,
N. Y., spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Hil-
bert.
Mrs, Guy Scouten and daugh-
ters, Mary and Linda of Alderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kitchen
spent Sunday with friends and
relatives at Weatherly.
Dorothy Fritz of New York City,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest Fritz.
Miss Elizabeth Parks of Wilkes-
Barre spent the weekend with
Ruth Worthington.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Hoover and
daughter, Roxie and Billy Naugle
and Ruth Worthington and Eliza-
beth Parks, spent Sunday at Red
Rock.
Miss Ruth Worthington is spend-
ing a week with her nephew, Rev.
Joseph Fiske at Skinners Eddy.
HARVEY'S LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Delaney
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garrity
spent the weekend in Atlantic City.
Miss June Kistler has returned
from New York, after taking a six
weeks course at New York Uni-
versity.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Freeman
of Sweet Valley were callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Garinger on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs, Garinger
were girl friends, both being form-
erly from Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. P, F. Armitage,
and son Robert, were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Armitage on Sunday.
Mrs, Lena Leinthall of New
York, is spending several weeks
with her son, Walbridge Leinthall,
at the Mr. and Mrs. Otis Allen
home.
Cutest Baby Contest
At Dallas Sc-$1 Store
On Friday August 26 mothers
can take their babies to be photo-
graphed at Dallas 5c, 10c to $1
Store for the Cutest Baby Contest.
There will be ten grand prize
awards of beautiful portraits.
These will be awarded in each
of two groups. The first for babies
and children from three months
for children from six to seven
years.
All entrants will be judged in
Camden, N. J., at the headquarters
of Contest Enterprises who are
conducting this gala affair for Dal-
las 5¢, 10c to $1 Store.
Dallas Township
Regular
Republican
Candidates
Tax Collector
(vote 1)
TA Earl Layaou
Supervisor
(vote 1)
9A Fred Lamoreaux
School Directors
(vote 2)
{iA Donald Evans
12A Fred Dodson
Justice-of-the-Peace
(vote 1)
{4A Thomas Robinson
Auditor
(vote 1)
i5A Nelson Whipp
Constable
(vote 1)
{6A James Gansel
Judge of Election
(South District)
(vote 1)
These Candidates
are pledged to support,
work for and vote for the
Soldiers” Bonus
and also ¢
Good Township
Government
and are
100% for
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THE : POST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 194, 1945
Married
July. 23
PHOTO BY KOzEMCHAK
MRS. RICHARD D. McCARTY
Miss Ann Lois Williams, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fahringer
Jr., became the bride of Richard
McCarty, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCarty of Forksville, at
her home on Harris street, Fern-
brook, Saturday, July 23. Rev.
Charles Rouch performed the cere-
mony before a fireplace banked
with white gladioli and ferns.
The bride wore white snowflake
organdie gown fashioned with tight
bodice and full skirt, square neck-
line and short sleeves. Her finger
tip veil fell from a coronet of seed
pearls and she carried a cascade
bouquet of white roses. and car-
nations. Miss Joan McCarty, sis-
ter of the bridegroom, acted as
maid of honor. She selected yellow
gown and picture hat with bouquet
of mixed garden flowers. Little
Betsy Williams, sister of the bride,
was flower girl. She wore pink
organza and carried a basket of
garden flowers. Gordon McCarty,
cousin of the bridegroom, was best
man.
A reception for members of the
wedding party and families was
held after the ceremony and the
couple left for Canada.
Mrs. McCarty is a graduate of
Dallas Township High School and
was employed at the Kresge Store
in Wilkes-Barre. Mr, McCarty was
graduated from the Estella High
School and is engaged in dairy
farming at Forksville where the
couple resides.
Tennessee Visitors
Bre Honored At Picnic
A picnic supper was held Mon-
day at the Dale-Wood cottage,
Idetown, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Crosby and son, Drew of
Knoxville, Tenn., and Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Cooke of Kingsport,
Tenn., who have been wisiting
friends and relatives Back of the
Mountain for the past two weeks.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Parrish and son, Billie, P. H.
Parks of Kingston; Mr. and Mrs,
John Strassuer and Richard and
Barry of Trucksville; Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Reilly, Mrs. Frank Wright,
Mrs. Claire Mckenna and daugh-
ters, Joanne, Patty, Eleanor, Mrs.
Della Parrish, Mrs. Kenneth Cal-
kins, Judy, Linda, Randy, Bess
Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Wright and Dale and Woody, Mr,
and Mrs. David Ide, Ethel, Bruce,
Glenn, Richard, the Crosbys, and
the Cookes.
Frederick Zorger, of York, was
one of the famous gunsmiths of
early colonial days. — PNS
Helen R. Gardner Is
Bride Of Robert Moore
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Helen R. Gard-
ner R. N. of Carverton road,
Trucksville to Robert T. Moore,
son of Mrs. Susan Moore of Plains.
Rev. Robert Webster performed
the ceremony in The Little White
Church on the Hill, Saturday, July
30th.
Attendants were Miss Bessie
Moore, sister of the bridegroom
and Samuel Reese, brother of the
bride. Ushers were Donald Caster-
line and Robert Gardner, son of
the bride.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held at the Trucksville
Fire Hall.
Mrs. Moore is a graduate of
General Hospital. Mr. Moore is
employed by the ice cream division
of Woodlawn Diary Company.
WSCS Ice Cream Social
Meeker WSCS will serve an Ice
Cream Social in the Church parlors
on Friday evening. Mrs. Florence
Davenport and Mrs. Elva Drabick
are chairmen of the committee,
Light Draft
Long Life
that class.
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“On The Farm Front”
Thirty-Ninth Wright Reunion
Attracts Over One Hundred
One hundred thirteen members
of the Wright family attended the
thirty-ninth family reunion at
Evans Falls Sunday, August 7.
Officers elected were Thomas
Wright, president, Willard Wright,
vice president, Marie Wright, sec-
retary-treasurer. One death and
four births were reported for the
year. Gifts were given to Albert
Wright, oldest person present,
Dennis Boice, youngest, Mrs. Free-
man Boice, person having largest
family present, and Mr. and Mrs,
Carl Coolbaugh for coming longest
distance.
Present: Tunkhannock, Mrs.
Freeman Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Boice, Carl Boice, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Boice, Deanna and Dennis,
Mr. and Mrs. Soloman Boice, Del-
mar and Shirley, Mr, and Mrs.
Glen Zinger, Marjorie, George and
Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kester
and Helen and Carol; Vernon, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Wright and Dana
and Eldridge, Dale and Emily
Wright, Millie Tigeiroa; Dallas Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Johnson; Noxen,
James Wright, Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam Wright and Dorcas, Clarence
Wright, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Boice
and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Berckman and Donna, Mrs. Her-
bert Galey and Jerry and Regina,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Montross
and Sharon, Mrs, Bert Montross
and Alton, Mr. and Mrs, Pérry Pat-
ton and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Patton and family; Nanticoke, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Simms, Mr. and
Mrs. McClellan Simms;
Scranton, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. James
Masters; Idetown, Mrs. Frank
Wright, Mrs. Claire Mckenna,
Patty and Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Boice, Lola Murphy; Kings-
ton, Mr. and Mrs, Willard Wright,
Dale and Woody, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wright, Robert and Marie,
Winifred Jones; Lehman, Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Wright, Janet, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Johnson and Shir-
ley and Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wright, Mrs, Doris Jones; Endicott,
N. Y, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cool-
baugh, Patty Ann and Dorothy,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coolbaugh,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coolbaugh,
Howard Wright, Mrs. Arline Cool-
baugh, Betkasky and Ruth, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Boice and Barbara,
Mr. and Mrs. George Dendle and
Barbara; New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Nafus and Barbara.
BEnderson Class Holds
Its Annual Banquet
Anderson S. S. Class, Carverton
Methodist Church held their .an-
nual banquet at Kelly’s Restaurant
on Thursday evening. Those at-
tending were Mrs, Naomi Prynn,
Mrs. Betty Culver, Mrs. Florence
Sickler, Mrs. Edith Krombelbien,
Mrs. Mildred Sands, Mrs. Sally Ed-
wards, Mrs, Lois Croman, Mrs.
Allegra Spare, Mrs. Dorothy Cul-
ver, Mrs, Marjorie Culver, Mrs.
Hilda :Coon, Mrs. Katherine Al-
temus, Mrs. Elizabeth Cyphers,
Mrs. Bernice Piatt, Mrs. Jenny
Dana, Mrs. Evelyn Shales, Mrs.
Dorothy Wardell, Mrs. Naomi
Sickler, Mrs. Ruby Dixon, Mrs.
Dorthy Dixon, Mrs. Margaret Lar-
mouth; Mrs. Jennie Evans, Mrs.
Edna Harris, Mrs. Arla Charney,
Mrs, Marie Hefft, and Mrs. Mil-
dred DeWolfe.
Vacationing In California
David Schmerer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Schmerer, has been
spending his summer vacation in
California after completing his
sophomore year at Syracuse Uni-
versity, David is now employed
with an interior designer in San
Francisco but expects to re-enter
Syracuse in the fall.
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