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Joseph T. Battisson is seriously
ill at the Veteran's Hospital in
Wilkes-Barre, as the result of in-
juries received in an automobile
accident in 1945.
Ida and Olywen Rosser of King-
ston spent Saturday evening with
Bess Klinetob.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Williams
of Scranton spent Memorial Day
with Wilbur Shaw.
Mrs. Eleanor Hall of Plymouth
spent Memorial Day with her sister
Mrs. Albert Morris. Mrs. Morris
had a severe heart attack on Fri-
day night.
Mrs. J. T. Battisson had as her
house guests on Memorial Day, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B., Hawkins of Forty
Fort and County Commissioner Ro-
bert Lloyd, who acted as parade
judges.
Mrs. Carl Stainbrook is visiting
her daughter in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Britt and
Mrs. George Owen of Dallas spent
a recent Sunday in Susquehanna
and Wayne County.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bittenbender,
Plymouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Corey
Miller and daughter, Sally Lee of
Wyoming; Dr. and Mrs, Emory
Lutes of Wilkes-Barre and Mr. and
Mrs. - Harold Lewis of Plymouth
visited Miss Keziah Edwards on
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Richard McHenry of Town
Hill spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long.
Friends of Reynold Davenport of
Kingston are glad to learn that he
is making a good recovery after a
recent appendectomy. His son,
Terry, is spending several days with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tor-
rance Naugle.
} Fred Doberstein of Philadelphia
is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Do-
berstein.
Tuesday evening callers at the
Doberstein home were: Miss Em-
ma S. Bellamy, Gretchen Allen and
Lois Naub of Wilkes-Barre. Bill
Doberstein came up from Lehigh
University to attend the wedding
of his sister, ;
House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Morris on Memorial Day were:
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zukoski of
Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Dembroski and son of Nanticoke;
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Haines and
family of Lynwood; Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Kameonka and Mr. and Mrs.
William Reakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jordan of
Johnson City were guests of Mr.
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morial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sgroi and
family and Mrs. Julia Morgan of
Syracuse visited Mr. and Mrs. John
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Warmouth's Poem
In New Anthology
Dale Warmouth, a Wilkes Col-
lege freshman from Dallas, has been
advised by the Board of Judges of
the National Poetry , Association
that his poem, “Ringneck Phea-
sant,” will be included in a bound
volume to be published by the As-
sociation in the near future.
This book, which will bear the
title, “Voice of Young America,”
will contain selected poems pre-
viously printed in the annual an-
thologies of the Association.
Warmouth’s poem has already
appeared in ‘‘America Sings,” an
anthology of American college poe-
try, and in the Wilkes College
“Manuscript,” student literary ma-
gazine.
The Wilkes student is the son of
Mrs. Elva Warmouth of Dallas, He
has also had poems published by
“The Writer,” “Review or Contem-
porary Poetry,” “Epos,” ‘New
Athenaeum” and the ‘American
Courier.” In 1950, Warmouth re-
ceived the Anne Hamilton Poetry
Book Award, given annually by
“The Writer” magazine to the
young poet who shows the greatest
improvement in poetic expression
during the year.
In a congratulatory letter to
Warmouth, David Hartman, secre-
tary of the National Poetry Asso-
ciation, said in part: “During the
past 14 years, we have published
over 200 annual anthologies of
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Franklin Township Volunteer
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day celebration at Orange on July
4.
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