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Mr. and Mrs. Jason Harding
spent last weekend with their son
Carnes and family of Media, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Robbins
and sons and Mr, and Mrs, Loren
Schoonover and children spent
‘Thanksgiving with Mrs. Beulah
Winters.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley VanScoy
are visiting their daughter and
family at Binghamton, N, Y., this
week.
Miss Emily Motichka visited her
parents last weekend,
Mr. Mastechage has purchased
the garage of Mr, Hunter and will
soon be ready to do all kinds of
repairs of cars.
Mrs. Jesta Schoonover is some
what improved.
Kenneth Harding and family
have moved from Washington, D.C.
to a cottage at Falls.
Mrs, Blanche Keithline spent
two weeks with her sister-in-law
and family in York State.
HARVEY'S LAKE
Rev, and Mrs, James J, Hilbert
of McClune, N. Y., were guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen J. Ward of
Harvey's Lake, over the Thanks-
giving holiday. While in this area
they attended the annual football
game between Kingston Township
and Dallas Township teams.
When they returned home on
Friday morning Lois, the youngest
daughter of the Ward's went with
them to spend the weekend. Mrs.
Ward and daughter, Lillian, then
motored to McClure to spend Sun-
day with them and brought Lois
back with them.
Mr. and Mrs. George Armitage
had as guests on Thanksgiving Mr.
and Mrs, Marion Avery, Lois Avery,
Mrs. Gertrude Dunsavage, Mr, and
Mrs. Stanley Kapson, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Avery and sons and Sam
Eggleston.
Mr, and Mrs, Herman Garinger
entertained at Thanksgiving din-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuchta
and daughter Judy, of Hazleton,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rauch, son
Bradley, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Armi-
tage, Jessie Armitage, and Lloyd
Garinger.
Mr. E.'S. Stem Sr. of Binghamton
and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stem Jr,
spent the Thanksgiving holiday at
their home here
Dr. J. S. Warkomski who has
been ill several weeks is able to be
about again, and will be at his
dentist's office in Luzerne this
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garinger,
Arnold Garinger, Mr, and Mrs, Ly-
man Hausch, Mr. William Hausch,
and Mr, and Mrs. James Worth and
son, all were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kline at Kingston on Thanks-
giving day.
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Chambers
and children, who have been living
in the Allen double block, have
moved to Blackman street, in
‘Wilkes-Barre.
PIKES CREEK
Clarence Hagel is again a patient
in the Nanticoke State Hospital.
The regular morning church ser-
vice was not held at this place
Sunday in order that members
might attend the special service at
the Meeker Church, where a num-
ber of memorials and gifts were
dedicated.
Dorothy Cornell, supervisor of
music in The State College elemen-
tary public’ schools spent the
Thanksgiving vacation period with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willard
Cornell. Sunday afternoon her fam-
ily drove her back to State Col-
lege.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Dennis, Jr.,
are the proud parents of a son
born at Wyoming Valley Hospital
November 29. Mrs, Dennis is the
former Dolores Moyer.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Williams
had as guests for Thanksgiving din-
ner Mrs, Walter Roberts of West
Pittston; Miss R. Blanche Ruggles,
Kingston; Mr. and Mrs, Myron
Trumbower, South Williamsport,
and Ezra Daniels.
Several local hunters were suc-
cessful in getting a deer at the be-
ginning of the deer season. Among
the lucky ones were Paul Williams;
William DeRemer, Sr.; Wayne Rug-
gles, Wilford Ide, Sheldon Hoover,
and Lloyd Rogers.
Attendance at the November
birthday party was smaller than
usual because of the snowy even-
ing, Winner of the door prize was
Elwood Ruckel, Lake Silkworth. It
was suggested that those who at-
tend the December party, the date
to be announced, bring a wrapped
Christmas gift so that gifts may be
exchanged.
Friday evening, December 2, the
W. S. C. S. will sponsor a free
movie at the Community Hall, Re-
freshments will be served,
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