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g! Sweet Valley
2 a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bronson en-
~__ tertained on Christmas Mrs. Bron-
_son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Richards and her sister and brother-
of Washington, D. C.
- +. Richard Davenport, Jr..FCSN who
~ is stationed at Norfolk, Va. expects
this weekend.
~ Kaziah Edwards: with. her sister
- and brother-in-law; Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Lee Bittenbender of Ply-
mouth, spent Christmas’ with the
. Bittenbender’s daughter and son-
Ee _ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cory Miller
er of Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luckavitch
entertained over the weekend Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Segori and family
"of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Freeman were callers on Christmas
day. :
~ Grace Croop of Washington, D.C,
“spent the weekend with her cousin,
‘Mrs. Richard Davenport and family
and Sheldon Pollock and family.
Richard Davenport who is still in-
~ disposed also had as callers, Wayne
Callendar and Lee Baer.
~ Gloria Long is recovering from
a severe case of measles.
Donald Case and son Junior of
Pearl River, N. Y. spent Friday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Case:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doberstein
entertained over the Christmas
_ weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith of Nineva, N.Y. and William
Doberstein of Syracuse. i
Mr. and Mrs. John Parry enter-
tained Mrs. Parry's mother, Mrs.
Conrad Lotz of Clark Summit on
Christmas.
Bess Klinetob spent Christmas
Day with Mrs. Lewis Atwood and
daughter, May Davenport.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bonning
- and family and Mrs. Clark Edwards
“of Savre called on relatives and
delivered Christmas gifts on Sun-
dav. = >
‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rinehimer
of Wilkes-Barre visited their dau-
Jad ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J © Francis Keller and family on Sun-
forel ‘day. i
i! jie ac Cpl. Walter Bonning of Fort Ben-
: ning, Ga. is svending’ a 10-day
furlough with his sister, Mrs, Al-
bert Smith of Sweet Valley and
his mother, Mrs. Clara Bonning
of Meeker.
Callers at the home of Mr. and
~ Mrs. Albert Holcomb were Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Swingle of Harveys
Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Applegate
i and daughter, Judy of Sugar Loaf
~ p were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva
’ Case on Sunday.
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Harvey's Lake
: : g ‘By Mrs. Albert Armitage
Telephone H. L. 4531
ify Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Jr.
of Lewistown spent several days at
the George Smith Sr. home. Mr.
Smith Sr., was a patient in Gen-
eral Hospital for several days.
: Arnold Garinger, freshman at
~~ Bloomsburg State Teachers’ Col-
lege, is spending the Christmas va-
cation with his parents, Mr, and
~ Mrs. Raymond Garinger.
Mary Kuchta, teacher at Lake-
a wood, N. J., is spending her Christ-
mas vacation with her mother, Mrs.
: John Kuchta.
HER Frank Cromley, Wilkes-Barre,
spent Christmas with his sister,
y Mrs. Kate Shultz
\
had
sons Bradley: and Kendall
and
Christmas dinner with Mr.
Mrs. H, R. Garinger.
Mrs. Elwood Whitesell will en-
tertain the Executive Board of the
Harveys Lake Women’s Club at her
‘home on Friday evening, December
28th. This meeting had been an-
nounced for December 27th, but
due to other engagements it was
changed to the 28th.
Ye William Haddle of Pittsburgh is
; spending the holidays with his
> family.
~~ Noxen
Albert Crispell has returned to
camp: after a fifteen day furlough
Sioa spent with his parents, Mr. and
AE Mrs. Earl Crispell.
Fe Robert Weaver, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Weaver has returned.
to camp after a fifteen day fur-
lough.
: The Bowmans Creek Lions and
Fire Auxiliary gave a Christmas
party at Straley Theatre for 200
~ Edward Derhammer, Athens, vis-
Se ited Mr. and Mrs, Earl Beahm over
ia the weekend. 1 ,
fp Armour Leather
bo working half time, one week on
i and one off. :
The Amanda Blouse Factory is
closed for two weeks, due to lack
of materials.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beahm cele-
brated their thirty-first wedding
5 anniversary on Sunday.
: The G. I. Bus, owned and oper-
ated by Mr. Myers, is doing a
to Meshoppen. We feel safer than
Ira Beahm is now able to go up-
stairs.
Mrs. Wilson Harding is improv-
ing rapidly. wis
~~ Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Turner
~ havé moved into the house for-
_in-aw, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Eccelson | .
to be home for a 5-day furlough |
children. Santa Claus handed out |:
Company is | 8
splendid job transporting workers: |
trying to drive over icy highways. rd
Sunset
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rauch and RE
’
Fran
lin family: :
Miss Ora Beahm was elected
ent of the Ladies Auxiliary.
merly occupied by the George Sig- |
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Main Highway
Main Highway
My wish for you for °52
is warm, strong, sincere.
I hope you find the joy
you seek in this new com-
ing. year.
Frank Jackson
“The Bird Man” Maker of Bird Feeders & Bird Houses
HARVEYS LAKE
To our many loyal friends
and patrons we extend our
good wishes for the New
May 1952 fulfill
youg every wish!
Jack Nothoff's
Year.
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Make your reservations now for New Year's Eve
Harveys Lake
rae eee
May 1952 fulfill all of
your hopes and dreams.
Happy New Year to al. of
you!
Carvel Dari-Freeze Store
MARY and JOHN TIBUS, owners
Memorial Highway
Dallas
Good things come in
ing these three words with
-Garinger Machine Service
Fernbrook
SS FS PS PE PL PL PLELL ELL
We're popping up with
good wishes for you and
the hope that all your sur-
prises be pleasant ones.
~
& Jimmie Trebilcox
LUNCHEONETTE
Trucksville
threes ..... so we're say- :
a bright future in them: |
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DN Ne mw Sh WS I WE
Huntsville Road
RAISIN
F) 95> \
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1952
Main Highway
Your Local Real Estate and Insurance Agent
+.+.. and the best of every-
thing to you and yours for
all the days to come.
James Kozemchak
PHOTOGRAPHY
Huntsville
blows remember our wish
to you for a tip top year to
come with good health and
NEW YEAR
——— sae
happy days ahead.
Davis Cleaners
“At The YY” Trucksville
We hope we’re throwing a
“ringer” when we wish
B LUCK
2 10You you a bright and happy
year, with nothing but
blessings in view for 52.
Sandy Beach Drive-In
Harveys Lake
1952—in terms of good
py New Year.
Rave's Nursery
Your Neighborhood Nurseryman
Shavertown
1952 arrives on the scene
amid bells, whistles and
cheers. We deeply hope
its coming means good
things for all of you.
James F. Besecker
When the time whistle: g
We wish you riches in §
health, happiness and the §
materia. things, too. Hap- }
EN nom nin iy
AMBROSE GAVIGAN, prop.
Main Highway
Bennett Street
NEW YEAR
Crompton’s Tot-n-teen Shop
Shavertown
«e+... and may this 52nd
year of the fabulous 20th
century bring new peace
and freedom for all. Hap-
py New Year!
“
Grace Cave Shoppe
Main Street
May the joy and gaiety of
New Year’s, Eve live in
your home throughout the
days that are still to come.
Jacob Anderes
Fireplaces, Patios, Terraces, and All Concrete Work
Center Hill Road ]
528-R-3 Dallas, Pa.
A shooting star is a sym-
bol of good (uck. May all
your days see nothing but
the best. »
Gavy's Market
Trucksville
Out with the old and in
with the new. May all that §
is new in 52 be of the best
for each of you.
Fred L. Parry
“YOUR NASH DEALER”
Luzerne
May al
run out as surely as the
your troubles
sands of time, never to re-
turn. A most auspicious
New Year to dll of you.
Ta : Pa.