:
Raymond Carlin
Digg Suddenly
; Prominent In Fruit
Growing Business
<&' Raymond Carlin, 73, East Dallas,
dropped dead Saturday night at 9,
in the kitchen of his home while
~ listening to the radio. His wife
had spoken to him not five min-
utes before, then returned to the
kitchen to find that he had suc-
cumed to a heart attack,
: Twelve years ago Mr. Carlin fell
out of an apple tree and injured
musales around his heart, Realiz-
ing that the heart was weakened,
he took precautions to do no heavy
lifting or place undue strain upon
it, but continued with his regular
work in the fruit orchards. The
Thursday before his death he had
"driven to Fernbrook on business,
and had repaired a chicken coop
Orchardist Dies
At Sweet Valley
Frank Edwards Has
Heart Seizure
With the unexpected death on
Saturday of Frank Edwards, 81,
sweet Valley, another well known
octogenarian has passed from the
Jack Mountain scene,
Mr, Edwards had been sorting
apples in his apple house and had
.aounted his truck to make a de-
«very when he was stricken with
1 heart attack and died instantly.
Jor the two weeks previous he had
complained of occasional slight
Jain, but had not been incapacitat-
2d. He had never been ill, though
sarlier activities had been some-
vhat curtailed of late by advanc-
ing age.
Born in Lake Township, son of
Albert and Sara Ann Edwards, he
moved to Wilkes-Barre where he
Christmas Party For
Library Book Club
Back Mountain Library Book
Club will hold its Christmas meet-
ing Wednesday at the library at
2 PM. The program chairman,
Mrs. Cari Hedden, has arranged a
Christmas program, and Christmas
tea will be served by the hostess
committee, Mrs. Walter Elston,
chairman, ©
The Christmas tree, donated by
Mrs. W. F. Newberry, was trimmed
by Mrs. Herbert Smith, Jr. and
Mrs. Stephen Davis. The sturdy
standard was purchased from the
contingent fund, and is rugged
enough for years of service. Lights
in the base replace the customary
tree lights.
Hostesses are: Mesdames A. G.
Rutherford, Roger Owen, F, W.
Reinfurt, J. H. Reeves, Edward Ri-
botski, Daniel Richards, L. L. Rich-
ardson, = Stanley Rineh'mer, Al
Rinker, Anita Rinus, Howard Ris-
ley, Charles J. Roberts, Lewis Rog-
Jacob Johnson Dies
At Idetown Nov. 21
(Contributed)
Jacob Johnson passed away at
his home at Idetown November
21, 1950. ;
He was born at Idetown, Lehman
Township, October 23, 1872, the
son of Peter D. and Amanda John-
son,
He had resided in Idetown his
entire life,
He was survived by the follow-
ing children: Arthur, Berkshire, N.
Y.; Raymond, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
Ira Pifer, Idetown; Laura, at home;
and one grandson, Donald.
The funeral was held at the fu-
neral home, 81 Main street, Dallas,
on Saturday, November 25, 1950.
Rev. Frank K. Abbott, Idetown
Methodist Church, officiated.
Bearers were William Casterline,
Howard Brice, Fred Sutton, - Elmer
Hoover, and Nelson Rogers. Inter-
ment was in Idetown Cemetery.
THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1950
| Girl Scouts Make
Headway On Badge
_ Girl Scout Troop 54, with seven
weeks of ceramics instruction and
two weeks to go after Christmas,
will have fully earned its cera-
mics badge by the end of January.
A number of interesting items have
been turned out, including deco-
rative placques to hang on the
wall, ashtrays moulded by the rol-
led tube pr , and small animals,
Members of the group who are
a
interested have been going for an
extra period to Mrs. W. E. McQuil-
kin’s home on Franklin street Sa-
turday mornings for further work.
Mrs. McQuilkin, leader, has been
using the Girl Scout Headquarters
Kiln, lent to her for the winning
of this badge.
Not content with teaching cera-
iid
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mies to the girls, Mrs. McQuilkin
has also been working with five
Boy Scouts for the past five Satur-
days. Two more sessions will
finish this course, and Leslie Bars-
tow. Donald Roeske, Donald Rein-
furt, Bill Reeves and Don McQlil-
kin will be able to use their tro-
phies for Christmas presents.
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Civil War veteran, was confined me oe Valley ey, um ying Sed ng Jr. Noxen, has en-|fray cost of a recently purchased
in Andersonville ‘Prison, ex-|" Degrs. isted i U. S. Army for three | fire truck by stagi ll-out
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Springvi Ne at a time when stu- ary veteran. The original family | He would appreciate cards and let- | the Fire Hall, followed by a chil- :
dents from outlying districts board- aomestead was in Litchfield, Con- | ters from his friends. dren’s party at which Banta Claus
ed during the school year with Aggro, ; : will appear bearing gifts. At 5:30,
families in the larger centers He attended Wyoming Seminary ; service will start on a ham dinner.
3 : ae and Wilkes-Barre Business College neth Williams, Stanley Hontz, Carl ' Small parcel post packages will be
3 _ Upon marriage with Carrie Com- | on graduation from Lake Town- Rood Otis Allen, and Daniel on sale throughout the afternoon
«© -» Sock, Nikos pas he Bored ship schools. 2 : : Davenport. and evening. |
. EE Ss e =a Con raat Mr, Edward's wife died three | |
ng g: Dusmess. rby- years ago, shortly after the couple 3
Som Jeary awd ao, son celebrated their Golden Wed- pus Rod Sat
fruit orchards on property formerly | "Ho ia survived by two daughters,
wned by oore. ince i , :
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3 He is survived by his wife; a Co gg Ty iter CANDLEWICK
daughter, Myra, at -home; two Sally Lee, and a sister, Mrs. Nancy
sons, Paul Binghamton; and Ray- Jymond, Burbank, Cal. CRYSTALWARE
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