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A well-played basketball game
on Springville’s floor was lost by
our high school boys with a 46-45
score in the last second of play!
Friday January 26, will find us
playing at Laceyville with Tunk-
hannock coming here Tuesday,
January 30.
Mrs. Maude Scovell of Wilkes-
Barre is enjoying her visit with
friends and relatives here.
The C. J. Dresses find a Buick
better riding.
The pupils of Mrs. Louisa Nie-
man had a grand time surprising
her with a birthday party, Friday
afternoon when they enjoyed beau-
tifully done birthday cakes, ice
cream and candy.
Mrs. Violet Gary is feeling much
better after a week indoors. Her
daughter, Mrs. James Oberst of
Honesdale was with her for a few
days.
Supervising Principal William
Arch Auston recently presented the
highlights of Bulletin 241 or the
“Revised Secondary School Cur-
at the Wyoming County
Principals’ Club of which he is
president.
Misses Jeanette Traver and
Nancy Gunton of Bloomsburg State
Teachers’ College are home for mid-
term vacation.
We send belated “Happy Birth-
day” greetings to Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Phillips who celebrated their
birthdays on Tuesday with their
announcer son, “Little” Bill Phil-
lips, who also had his birthday on
the same day.
Miss Ohlman chaperoned her
home room at a roller skating
party at Tunkhannock Monday
night.
.The boys’ and girls’ teams plus
the cheerleaders were to see the
Kingston-Coughlin game at Kings-
ton Tuesday night to get some
“pointers” as their coach, Wm.
Arch Austin, had fun acting as
chaperon.
Mrs. Eva Derhammer is seriously
ill at her home on the Lake road.
The William Downs family and
the Victor La Bruno family of New
Jersey, spent the weekend at the
Charles Goodwins.
Sweet Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Updyke, son
Burl, and Miss Shirley Britt at-
tended the Farmers Market Asso-
ciation banquet at the Country
Club. Mr. Updyke is president of
the association.
Rev. C. B. Klinetob, brother of
Miss Bess Klinetob of Afton, N.Y.
is a patient at Sayre Hospital
where he submitted to an opera-
tion Saturday. He is getting along
nicely.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Brandon and
Emerson and Carol and Mrs. Wag-
ner of Eatonville called on Rev.
and Mrs. Ira Button Sunday night.
Miss Jona Holcomb and Miss
Bess Klinetob visited Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Owens at Loyalville last
Thursday. Mrs, Owens is not well.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronson
took the latter’s mother, Mrs. Sher-
man Wardan and Kay and Eliza-
beth to Hazleton Sunday 'for din-
ner in celebration of Mrs. Ward-
an’s birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hildebrant
of Loyalville were Sunday supper
- guests of Miss Bess Klinetob.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wallace at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Mar-
garet Smith in Wilkes-Barre Tues-
day. Mrs. Smith was Mrs. Wal-
lace’s stepmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Teitsworth
and sons of Bloomsburg and Mr.
and Mrs. William Cryder and fam-
ily of Berwick visited Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Holcomb Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole of Luzerne
visited Mrs. Stella Rousing on Sun-
day.
Purple Heart Award
For Robert Kemmerer
Sergeant Robert Kemmerer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kem-
merer, Pioneer Avenue, ~Shaver-
town, was awarded the Purple Heart
in a ceremony at the Paramount
Theatre Thursday night. This is
the third time Sergeant Kemmerer
has been home since his transfer
from Oakland, California, Hospital
to Bethesda, Maryland, late in
November.
He was wounded near Seoul in
a Marine engagement, left for dead,
and later rescued and hospitalized
3 the Base; flown to Oakland
ore he was a litter case; thence
o ‘Bethesda where he has made
rapid strides toward recovery, his
good left side compensating for
his paralyzed right. He is shortly
to have a stainless steel plate in-
serted in his skull above the left
ear to replace the fragmented bone.
Oyster Supper Tomorrow
Night, Jackson Grange
will hold an]
Jackson Grange
oyster supper tomorrow night at 6.
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