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Directing arrangements for the|13 and 14 at O'Connell's Twin
three-day Harveys Lake
first social event of the combined
parishes of Gate of Heaven, Our
Lady of Victory and Queen of Peace
of Dallas and Harveys Lake, are
parishioners from the three Catholic
churches in the Back Mountain re-
gion.
The event, listed for August 12,
Festival, | Lakes, near Harveys Lake will in-
clude many novel features and an
elaborate program.
Committee members, first row,
left to right, include Mrs. Joseph
Simpson, refreshments; Mrs. Frank
McGarry, novelty booth chairman;
Mrs. Michael Campbell, dance com-
mittee; Mrs. Tillie Loveland, re-
It Wasn't Just Any White Rabbit
That Was Killed, But Very Special
John H. Lamoreaux, 42nd street,
is feeling very badly about his dead
rabbit. It wasn’t just any rabbit
that the pack of dogs caught and
mangled, it was the last of the
rabbits that Mr. Lamoreaux had
given his grandson, Earl Lamoreaux,
who was crushed by an overturned
trick two years ago within a stones
throw of Mr. Lamoreaux’ home.
For the past three weeks, reports
Mr, . Lamoreaux, there have been
predatory dogs running wild in the
neighborhood. Three times they
have broken into his rabbit run-
ways. The last time, they tore down
a heavy screen door, demolished a
pen, and dragged out a (beautiful
white New Zealand rabbit, a 22-
Summer Band School
Enrolls Eighty
Enrollment of forty-one summer
‘ band students for the morning ses-
gion and ‘thirty-nine for the after-
noon, has exceeded expectations at
Dallas Borough-Kingston Township
Joint Schools. More students are
registering daily as they return from
their vacations.
Schedule for the next four weeks
is: Westmoreland High School, 10-
12 AM, Mondays, Wednesday and
Friday; Dallas Borough School, 1-3
PM, same days.
Majorettes meet Tuesday
Thursday at Westmoreland.
Regular band members have three
hours of practice each week, in ad-
dition to an hour of sectional re-
hearsal. There are fifteen beginners
who get two special lessons per
week.
Lester Lewis, Director of Instru-
mental Music, is planning two open-
air concerts, one at Westmoreland,
one at Dallas Borough school, dur-
ing the third week in August.
and
Mrs. Minnie Cragle
Burial Today At 2
Mrs, Minnie Cragle, 77, Hun-
locks Creek, will be buried this
afternoon in ‘Ceasetown Cemetery
following services conducted by Rev.
Ira Button from the home of her
son, William Cragle, Loyalville,
Widow of James Cragle, Mrs.
Cragle was born and raised in the
Hunlock Creek area. She died Tues-
day morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Farver, Ben-
ton RD, after an illness of two
months,
Surviving are these ‘children: Mrs.
Laura Layaou, Hunlock Creek; Mrs.
Emma McGovern, Luzerne; Mrs.
Leatha Jones, Plymouth; Mrs. Freda |
Farver, Benton RD; Stewart, Hun-
lock (Creek. There are eight grand-
children and five great-grandchild-
ren.
‘Arrangements are by Alfred Bron-
son.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Brown
and daughter, ‘Sharon, of Owenboro,
Kentucky, returned to their home
on Friday after spending the week
with relatives and friends in the
Back Mountain area. Ethel, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, David Ide re-
turned home with the Browns after
spending the past year in Nashville,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Middleton
and Homer Jr., spent the weekend
at (Wilmington, Delaware. While
pound buck, registered and used for
breeding purposes.
Mr. Lamoreaux thinks the dogs
must be very large, as the rabbit
warren would ordinarily have been
perfectly safe.
In the same neighborhood Mrs.
Thomas Kreidler lost a kitten, prey
to dogs.
Mr. Lamoreaux says fthat it is
well known that sheep-killing dogs
will run for miles, and thinks that
this may be a band of outlaws. It
would be very easy to determine
this, he is sure, if owners of dogs
in the neighborhood would keep
them confined for a few nights and
wait for further results.
Jack Goss Killed In
Connecticut Crash
Jack Goss, husband of the former
Betty Lancio, whose two brothers
William and Haywand reside on
Claude Street, Dallas, was instant-
ly killed Wednesday morning on his
way to work near New Haven, Con-
necticut, when the car in which he
was a passenger was struck and
demolished by a trailer truck. His
companion was also killed.
‘Mus, Goss, married over twenty
years, and with a son Paul, 19,
lived on (Claude [Street as a young
gir], with her aunt and uncle, the
late Mr. and Mrs, John Frank.
Robert Winters Flies
To Waco, Texas
Robert Winters, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Clare Winters, (Claude Street,
is standing by for probable officer’s
training in Waco, Texas. With a
background of two years in elec-
tronics at DeForrest School IChicago,
Winters took [basic training at
Sampson, and flew to Waco July 21.
He enlisted in May.
IT WAS HER LUCKY DAY
BUT SHE ALREADY HAS
A GOOD REFRIGERATOR
When Mrs. Fred Evans’
daughter from New York State.
won a Westinghouse refriger-
ator at Flannigan’s Harveys
Lake Bingo concession last
week, she was stumped. It’s a
nice refrigerator, brand new,
mot yet out of the crate, but to
Mrs, Evang it’s excess baggage.
Somebody is going to get a re-
markable buy on that piece of
heavy household equipment. It’s
down at Flannigan’s Furniture
store, waiting for somebody
who has an imstinet for bar-
gains,
Rebecca Bible Class
Plans Wienie Roast
Rebecca Bible Class, Beaumont,
will hold a wienie roast at the home
of Mrs. James Sickler tomorrow
night at 7:30. Supplies will be
charged to the treasury. A brief
business meeting will follow supper.
there they saw the production of the
“Mikado” by the Brandywine play-
ers in the Dupont gardens at Long-
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Crosby
of Knoxville, Tennessee, arrived on
Monday to spend the next two
weeks with Mrs. Della Parrish,
They will also visit other relatives
and friends in the Back Mountain.
NASH Says:
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No overhead prices
Visit our warehouse
JOHN NASH
For the Back Mt. Area
Large stock of 1st Quality Nairn and Armstrong
Linoleum to choose from.
No farther away than your phone
A New Service
90 Parrish St.
Dallas 4-7511
Committee Arranging Harveys Lake Festival
freshment committee co-chairman;
Miss Jessica Thomas, secretary;
Rev. Francis A. Kane, honorary
chairman; James Coates, chairman;
Fred Youngblood, treasurer, and
Paul Honahan, door committee.
Second row: Jack Donohue, re-
freshments; Andrew Sokol, games;
Jack Lynch, games co-chairman;
Joseph Simpson, children’s enter-
Services Saturday For
Mrs. Mildred Freeman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mild-
red Freeman, Beaumont, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at two
from the Williams Funeral Home,
Machell Avenue, Rev, Truman
Reeves, Beaumont Union, Church,
will speak. Burial] will be made in
Evergreen [Cemetery, Shavertown.
Mrs. Freeman, 49, died Wednes-
day at 12:30 PM in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital, where she had
been a patient for three days, fol-
lowing a stroke on the preceding
Saturday,
A mative of Hagerstwn, Md.
daughter of the late |George E. and
Anna Hose [Sponseller, Mrs. Free-
man had lived in Kingston until they
moved eleven years ago, to the farm
between Beaumont and Kunkle. She
was a member of Wyoming Avenue
Christian Church Kingston.
She is survived by her husband,
Edward A. Freeman; two ‘children,
Mildred Lillian and Harry E., at
home; brothers and sisters, Mrs.
Ruth Carey and ‘Charles Sponseller,
Kingston; Mrs. Bertha Stolz, Chic-
ago; Mrs. Louise Miskel, Long Beach;
Mrs, Elizabeth Peters, Wilkes-Barre;
John Sponseller, Lehman; George
Sponseller, Chase; and (William
Sponseller, Huntsville.
Harassed husband to. florist: “I'd
like something to go with a weak
alibi.”
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Man In The Saddle”
color
Randolph Scott, Joan Leslie
cartoon & news
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“The Marrying Kind”
Judy Holiday, Aldo Ray
cartoon & sport
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“The Big Trees”
color
Kirk Douglas, Patrice Wymore
cartoon & sport
THE POST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1952
by James Kozemchak
tainment; Myron Williams, co-
chairman of the festival; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Wallo, refreshments; Mrs.
Leslie Barstow, refreshments chair-
man; Mrs. James Duffy, refresh-
ments; Mrs. Thomas Hudak, re-
freshments; Edward Buckley,
grounds chairman and Mrs. John
Schappert, solicitation co-chairman.
David Culver Dies
After Long Illness
David Cluver, 63, and in failing
health for over a year, was buried
Thursday afternoon in Carverton
Cemetery following services con-
ducted by Rev. Robert Wood and
Rev. Robert Webster at the Rus-
sell Davis Funeral home, Luzerne.
Mr, Culver died Monday at moon,
after twenty-three years on his
farm in (Carverton.
He had been able to put in this
year's crops, but for the past sev-
eral weeks his sons and sons-in-
law had run the farm after their |’
own work in the evenings, Mr, Clu-
ver raised a variety of garden pro-
duce for the [Farmers Open Air
Night Market.
The sons will cantinue with the
harvest and do the family butcher-
ing in the late fall.
Mr, Culver is survived by his
wife, Catherine; four children, Clif-
ford, Luzerne; Mrs. Miles Shales,
Bunker Hill; Mrs. Henry Switzer,
Carverton; and Richard, at home.
There are twelve grandchildren and
two sisters: Mrs. Lillian Jones, Forty
Fort, and Mrs. Grace Deets, Erie.
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